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MISCELLANEOUS.
March April May

Are the best months in which to purify your
blood for at no other season does the system so
much need the aid of reliable medicine like
Hoods Sarsaparilla, as now. During the long
cold winter. the blood becomes thin and i'm
pure, the body becomes weak and tired, the ap-
petite may be lost. Hoods sarsapsrilla is pecU-
liariy adapted to purify and enrich the blood
to create good sppetite and to overcome that
tired feeling. 1t increases in popularity every
year, 'or it is the ideal spring medicine.
EARLY last spring was very much run down.
had nervous headache, felt miserable and all
that. 1 was very much benefited by Hoods
sarsaparilla and recommend il to my friends"
Mrs. ]. NJ. TAYLOR, 1lls Euclid avenue, Cleve-
land O
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CHIEF OF THE MOHAWKS.
An Indian of High Degree and Learning
in San Francisco.
[San Francisco Alta, April Ct

ISdIl fTeDcISCO AIIdI n pIii oJh.I
DR.. Oronhyatekhs, The head of the Mo-
hawk Indians, is at the Occidental Hotel.
He is resident of Toronto, Canada, and is
prominent among the medical men of that
country. He was born on the Grand Res
ervation, in Canada in 1S41, and in 1861
was delegated by the members of his tribe
to receive the Prince OF Wales when he
visited the country. He attracted the at
tenIion of the Prince, and was taken by
him to England, being educated at Oxford.
In addition to practicing medicine, Oron-
hvstekha is the editor of the Independent
Forester, a paper devoted TO the Interests OF
the Order, of which he is Supreme Chief
Rahger. He Is on his way to Los Angeles,
where he is to institute the High Court of
Foresters of this State. He will then visit
Victoria, Portland, Vancouver, Winnipeg
and North Dakota. The Chief of the Mo-
hawks Is a man OF large size and of dark
complexion, but looking more like Cau-
casian than an Indian. His beardless
face is an intelligent one, and be is man
that would attract attention in any commu-
nj.
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"The Americans love of gigantic tomb
stones and monuments" says London Truth,
sis highly profitable to the Aberdeen gran
ite merchants, who sends 100000 worth of
stone every year to the United States,
nearly the whole which finds its way to
the cemeteries in which wealthy Ameri-
cans are buried
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James Bortz, residing near Macungie,
Pa, one day last week took pair of boots
to oobbler for slight repairs. He said
that he had owned them for nineteen
years, but had used them only on Sundays
and on special occasions.
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.

New YORK. April 5th.
WHEAT-s9l&c for cash, S7S4c for april, S75sc
for May. SIC for June, $3.50 for July, SIC Tor
August and size for sep ember.
SUGAR-Cuba Centrifugal, 5$sc.
CHICAGO. April 9Th.
wHEAT-So14 for May, SO2sc iUr June and
7s5sc Tor July.
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j. MILL e r

Successor to Fritz q Miiler),
u M ID T. ia IT a * EE,
OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE
" Ninth and K streets. Complete stock
Undertakers' Goods constantly on hand. City
and country orders promptly attended to, day or
night, at reasonable rates. Telephone 1856. 4p
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You can break up bad cold by the
timely use OF DR. Jsyne's Expee;oTant, an
Old and popular medicine for Sore Lungs
and Throa's and The best Of ali Cough
remedies.
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Hoods Sarsaparills is prepared from Sarsap 3
rilla, Daudelion. Mandrake, Dock, Juniper Ber-
ries, ard other we'll known vegetable remedies,
in such a peculiar manner SIS to derive the tull
medicinal value of each. 1t will cure, when in
the power of medicine, scrof la, salt rheUm,
sores, boIls. pimples, all humors, dyspepsia,
biliousness, sick headache, indigestion, general
debility, ca.arrh, rheumatism, kidney snd liver
complaints. 1t overcomes that extreme tired
feeling caused by change CT climate, season or
life, and imparts life and strength to the whole
system.
Il take Hoods sarsaparilla every year as a
spring tonic, with most satisfactory results"
C. PARMELEE, $40 Bridge street. Brooklyn, y. Y
y. BE sure TO get Hoods Sarsaparilla
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WANTED.

IN ono DEER SKINS. WILL PAY THE
lU.UtlN highest price. Or tan them on
shares. VIII alsa make the best Gloves in the
State. Call for pODeE'S GLOVES, and take no
other. Factory 1017 Ninth street, Sacramento
Cal Dodge's Sacramento Glove Factory and
Tannery. L4ptfl ?. q. DODGE, Proprietor.
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leciions SlGac; dry kips, do &c z b: Calf skins,
do, &c: Cull Hides. Kip and Calf. &c; Pelts;
shearling, I0@2oc each; do short, 306a5oc each,
do. medium, e5eAs0c each: do. long wool,
9ocGssl Is each Deer Skins, summer size: do
good medium, S2J<c p h; do, thin, 20m25c > 70;
Goat skins, 40c apiece for prime and perfect,
0,Ds0r for medium. 10Gs29c each for small
FRESH MEATS-Fo Following are the rates for
whole csrcasses from slsughterers to dealers
Beef-First quality, &c &C; second quality,
511c: third quality, 41SsI5c = %. vesl-Quotsble
AZ 4S6c for large and 5"'Sc y n for small.
Mutton - Quotabe at 6G61sc = 10. Lamb
Spilng, l0c a 10. Pork-Llve Hogs on foot,
grain fed, heavy, 55514c; light, 5s4 95Isc;
dressed Hogs So 29c = u.
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PEARS toilet Soap Is the most elegant
adjunct
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w. J. kAVANAUGH,
U M D u ER IT "a. IL El Eg-
No. 513 St., bet. Fifth and Sixth
4 LWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSUET-
n ment of Metallic and Wooden Caskets
Burial Cases. Coffins a i'd Shrouds furnished
Coffin orders will receive prompt attention on
short notice and at the lowest rates Once
omen day and night an
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BUSINESS CARDS.

H. F. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. ]. DRlsCoL
ROOT, NELSON & CO.,
TNIOE FOUNDRY Iron AND BRASS
y Founders and Machinlsts, Front street.
between and o. Castings and machinery OF
every description made to order. 4p
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Monday, April 7, $780,
Ladies' List.
Adsit, Mrs Ieonard-3 Kidder, Mrs Maria
Adams, Miss Laura Lean, Miss Lidie
Baker, Mrs Linton, Mrs
Burwell, Mrs LIS Markham, Miss G
Bechdolt, Mrs Lizzie Mcdonald, Miss Coriie
Bell, Miss Maud Mcdonald. Mrs ThCs
Bliman, Mrs Bessie Moore, Miss Lora
Boyle, Mrs NJ A Morse, Mrs
BroWn Mrs Clara Oatman, Mrs
Carey. Miss Nellie Palmer. Mrs l.
Corfield, Mrs A Z Perry, Miss Kate
Cox, Mrs Chas Raymond, Mrs Mary
Curry, Laura Renfro, Mrs VI
Deen, Mrs Alice Schoenberger, Miss NJ
Douglass, Mrs Settle, Mrs Josie
Elliott Mrs Millin Sewall, Mrs G
Ewers, Lille Shelter, Miss Susie
Evermore. Miss Stella Skillmsn, May
Fereema, Mrs Cora soule, NJ SIS Lottie
Fuller, Miss Cassie Stephenson, Mrs Eattie
Gault, Mrs Belle Stevens, Mrs NJ l.
Gray, Miss Dolly Stevens, Mrs Eliza
Graves, Mrs KiZZie Tennent. Miss
Hamilton. Mrs Eva Thorndike, Mrs d W.
Han. Mrs Fanaka Todhunter, Mrs Mary
johnson, Mrs - Wallis, Mrs
Kee, Miss Mollie Wales, Miss Jessie
Keegan, Mrs Matte Williams, Miss A-3
Kelley, Mrs Agnes 3 Winn, Mrs VIC
GentIemen's List.
Acors, Jacob NJ Hanger, SAINT Rogers.
Anglin, Jno Hamilton, r Robinson, Geo
Anderson w Harris 4 A Russell, Cave
Balwin, Edw-2 Henry, w RuDyon, o p
Barnes, George Hewston, Jno Sautini, Ygnasia
Baessler, Otto Hins Schraeder, r
Bates Edgsr Hodea, Jas Silva, Manuel
Beatie, A 5 Huston, G Smith, Curtis r
Bennett II N Huddleston & Smith, Lewis
Blone, John C Co, II stston, II C
Brunnick, W Hume, John Stewart, VIM J
Buggart. C-3 Johnston Bros Stevens, JW
Calendar, Keefe, John-2 Starkie, W
Castillo, B Kelly, W IL Strain,
Coier, + Kern, Henry stringer, P J
Collingwood, Rklein, August Sumner G.
Lamb, Jas W Sulser, Morgan
Jeney, John Lee, Anton shallman, VIM
Densou, J G. Llchenmyer, Thomas, A
Dolan, Jesse Louffourrow, c 1rippe, Jno
Dumet, August Lockhart, Jno Turner, Richard
Dyer A Maus, Chas Vinton.
Engen, NJ March, J Wait, Will A
EstiS Monroe Maurice. j Waltz, D
Farmer, c Mcdonald, D Warren, Thos- 2
Farrell, Patrick McMahon, Jno Walker, John B
Fork, Patrick Mead, Clark Wagner, WF
Frank, DR. Miles, + K Wetmore, & A
Furgeson, w Miller, Geo p Weldon, DR. w Z
Gaige, a Miller, Geo Il Wilcox, Albert
Gamson } L Nichols, John Williams.
Gardner Jas Page, Johnny Wilson A II
Gardner, DR. Ed Peterson, o Woodlaugh, II
Gardner Vim Prentiss, a WolZe, William
Givens, Benz w Ragsdale, W Wood, William
Getcheil Reed, A q Woods III
Giiland, C Reed. Chas Z Young, e w
Goggins, Eddie Reynolds, Il Il Tost, Noah
Grinton, John
Foreign.
Pimentel Manuel T Machadoguiar Antonio
Plestina Giovanni Silva Mrs Maria Encar-
Antonio Decia macao
Silva Manuel Neves Octavlano fruvin
SOuZa Jose de Grispini Saniirmi
Dias Jose Peveira Guisseppi Curotto
Miscellaneous.
Cal Fruit Growers As'n Miss Mabel
Pacific Natl Guards EDITOR News
man Hydraulic Pipe Manu-
Sacramento Encamp't iscturers
No. 63-CRC Livery Stable 424 X
RD. STEPHENS. Postmaster.
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IN FOREIGN LANDS.
Dom Pedro, The Ex-Empsror, Broken
in Spirit aud Purse.
EMPEROR WILLIAM AN AUTHOR.
A Fantastic Pamphlet Credited to
His Pen-Deep Aversion to
Water in Moscow.
LOUDLY DENOUNCED.

issnaAL DISPATCHES TO TEE REoozD-uEros.,
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UNDEhTAKERS.
REEVES & LONG.

A LWAYS ON HAND THE MOST COMPLETE
~ stock of UNDERTAKING GOODS on the
coast. Country orders, day or night. Will re-
ceive prompt attention. Telephone No. 1874.
4p GEO. h CLARK Funeral Director
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remainingin the Postofice at Sacramento on
Monday, April Z, 1880:
Ladies', List.
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YT1HE BEST AND CHEAPEST BAKERY IN
i the city-Boston Bakery, Ninth and NJ
streets. Hot bread, rolls, doughnuts every
evening. fei-tf
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LONDON (0nt.), April 6Ih.-Generai Rem
wick, Senior General of the British Army.
is dead, aged 90 years. He was resident
here for nearly forty years.
Fell Dead on the Street.
LONDON, April 6 h.-Rev NJ. f. Toulson,
President of the Primitive Methodist Con-
ference, fell dead on the street to-day.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

Sold by al druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared
only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-07

Cal Fruit Growers As'n Miss Mabel
Pacific Natl Guards Editor News
man Hydraulic Pipe Manu-
Sacramento Encamp't iscturers
No 63-CRC Livery Stable 424 X
R. D. STEPHENS. Postmaster.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-07

Sold by all druggists. 81; six for s5 Prepared
only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortandt and
M FOR Siarngton and intermediate points.
a m for Geneva Lyons, Emira: Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pottsvtc and principal local points Chair
car to Lyons and Pullman car to Suspension Bridge
II a. M for L. and b. Junction and intermediate points.
0h, on Tor Tunkhannock intermediate points Chair
car to Tunkhsnnock Connection To Reading and Harris
burg. ,,.,. aud ,or,,.,n., ,,tor,,odo,o ,on,.
Chair wkesbarre and Pullman sleeper to Suspension
Ia a. M for Potsyille Mauch Chunk and intermediate
no,nts Chair ear To Mauch Chunk.
10 p m Tor Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
n M for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira Rochester Buffalo
and he West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
Bridge - -, - . - 80. ,o
D. connec: for all points In Mahanoy and Hazeton coal
ros'o"'' SUNDAY TRAINS.
m for Mauch Chunk. Hazlefon and Intermediates
polnt. and IL a. m for Shenandoah and intermediate
10 p. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points:
n IN for Geneva. Lyons Elmira. Rochester. Euifalo
and the pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
briuso' conorai Fas.ern Onc. o3s broadway
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-yERsY.
1., VI TO-, - Eo1an,h.r Jcsh tsar

~ FOOT OF LIBERTY.sT. NORTH RIVER
4:so a. M. for Eastoa. Mageh Chunk. wilkesrrA
a sS, T.. .o snss &
VIII ! 30 S1 ! H. sn a. sY asslss.
aaaeh s'S and On
sersassp Rssd iSl MsfrisSars sH
shamOfin; sunbury wilamsport- Through Buffet ''l''
90 D. NJ daily for Easton Mauch Chunk, Rdrs.
Harrisburg Pottsville &c. On SUNDAYS Tor Tamaquaso
burg wAss6aP arr Scranton TsmsaSs Pos:Hs. anne
siS M for Easton, Msuch Chunk. Reading. iris
burg IS su ID pas e snd p Allentown
For ATLANTIS IlShands n a. e o Ss, "a loo M
i For ' FseeSo So E a:.S, sS lib NJ. isS So
Lsnf prpnss and psGss sSSSh z rSns f
except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 300 a. mao
Red Bank .s ..s;;. sss 30 sS 30 Is" 90.
Fol For ht so q eltg %insl.nd and Brdseon ..m
y Top Monmouth Beach and seaorGht. at sisii rs
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
J E0r s r91'aasie So co. % 500 il inss
SUNDAYS; 200, IL 100 a. m. ZOO $50 % o~
For Bslt TN sS and Washington daily 90 ..
''n Hr sSads sayiag nj g. fss 20
$40 90 90 p %.' have connection for Read mar
r''s For su misiy ana Wsm.po y. rAadsph I:
s. % s 30 sSss' nisS iS' SUNDAYS. a.
Tickets and fa,lsrce5 seat. can BE- procured we;
as as 81. ia East issts: ta coas. 500
Ss ,S,sway nSss vii, call 70, check
baggage from hotel or residence
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DEN N SYLvANIA
RAILROAD.
.AIlROA D.

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER ~, 1890,
Trains stations foot Desbsosses and Cerf'anSs
s:cS ' Il i9 FAST West rS,..:ss
~: Chicago 90 % 70;
a Fss.' hsys next ok Remove
1893 I.lfaS ffify'N AND CHICAGO LIN
eHfsssve q Pr pns y sSuss
Cars nnas sl 10Th ,eDS,S
.sss sss S Sn s s ::a
ss.s Asp G! :s Da5!
s. fpsssaslb SS%sns y1s'ss;s c
safsasi SS'sh SsTSS.s and s. La:
'';S i Vest. SoSssxsss snd sSS;hS: Pai%aa s,ssIs
Ss ca snS sHs
ssa eS Te D az en-
naa 80 p. chiSssSG 80 nsx. day. and S.
smsSo 90 Bo EShe aga Fails Tor c
500 eSd r :"s efSS@s
SSisp va CIR e e SSss %s e S'@
.s ss 5l$ S1S:sl;ss q s;S
!;!S $sss g! a .s!s
s sSS Is nj SsisnS!S bsns
:ss 20 g. .$S igt a ss a s
:'s sci S:;
For Long Branch PS9a Peasan a5 "a and 10 sta
s sSns vsssaay m s rs m stop AsDu1
ro Par hrf On SirY 90 D. m Through Day coac
weekdays, connects for Cape May and Brpgns Mis
' and Norfolk Railroad, 0o daily except sunday
and s 90 p. daily via Baltimore and Bay Line. 2ie
p. n. weeh'lFFoR PHILADELPHIA.
100 90 90 80 DO. Chicago Limited, Win
a MN 20 ~ 90 5:lo 800 $50 a:So, 40 500
Scson@oSstien. " Il: To- M snd ?oc
days Express, rs, 30 3 100 40 Limited. and 10
IN. 90 90 no, 100. $50, 90. and Q 90
D. m and io rs night. Accommodation, 100 D. m,
THE New.York Transfer Company VIII call for ano
check baggage hotels and residences through 70
destination. =. - 49,.
CHAS f. PUGH J: r. WOOD,
General Manages General Pass'r Agent
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Gitp propcrtr for Sale.


A PEERLESS MANSIONS. Manhattan Sauare NORTH
25x95 four stories basement and cellar classical oriG
nal and unique: station corner; Inspection IN
yted See these houses by Russell Sturgess
Architect in 1.-The City House, In Scriber's Tor June
1890. .., J., .,,,os =, ,,,,o insuronca
OF the TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY
IS Liberty-st.. New-York. ma So. m, .
RICHARD DEEVES. Owner and Builder CO West s3dst
4 TTRACTIvE 2o-FOoT HOUSES, 3.s1oRY and base
"A ment, high-stoop brownstone, bay window fronts;
handsome block West End.ave terms easy c,-.n
ANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY. So Liberty-st.
WALKER e. LAWSON. owners,
702 West End.aye.. 1884 and 10th sts
n or SALE NO AZ WEST sT.ST.-Foursoory, high.
stoop, brovnstone modern dwelling with extension !:
finish throughout and in every respect
KNOX McAFEE, 203 West 29d-st.
n OVERLOOKING MoRNINGsIDE PARK.
Manhattan.ave. and 115th-st.
FOR SALE OR RENT
without exception 10 Of the best built and arranged
offered in the liberal mortgage remain II
sold Houses are being handsomely papered and
decorated throughout VIII be let reasonably TO desr.
able tenants. Houses open at all hours.
BROWN GOLDING,
100 Broadway, and SHAVE and 13sth-st.
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NJ EW.YORK. ONTARIO AND WtTERN
~ pAtrw Az Trains leave West aod A follows
twenty minutes earlier from foot Of Jay ,stl m.
Ut Ut csrago chic. 90 so M for cell Hall.
v,d"is,owo Eiisnvtiis Iibarty IA liz n M Middle.
a Iha.,x wsitcn Onsds Central son. Oswe4o.
Rochester. Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago r ESss
Daily. All other trains daily except SUNDAY ~ D."
time tables. ScS B'way. J. @. ANDERSON enf -
sepseS Agent. 10 Exchange Place. n y.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y G. &
w IL. II. r. r. Co.. Lessee.-Trans leave West +2dss
Station New York; as follows and 20 minutes earlier
Detroit and Chicago 70 Us SIS 8 rs n;
Is D. m. buffalo. Rochester Suspension Bridge Mag
Fails Utica snd Sysaeu'e ns 80 coiY i1 70 in m
,sn 40 &c. .a'is 10 a5 ali 80 M 90
ali 80 M; 500 is. 'siS D. crsns.sns, Wet
rS'n III 30 a. M. i is 5. 40 Sis SIS $50
g is II :46 Montreal and Canada last lS m.
Fails Detroit. Chicago and ST Louis on al t hn"s
aio 30 800 ~ Jersey CITY T. r u; ssAt sS
dsy All other trains daily except Sunday For tickets
timeabe paror and seeplngear accommodation or ";
fulton ST. Annex Oaee. foot Of Futon.st New.fors CITY
Phase, 1903 81 s IVES. III ss sS sose station
west 42d-st, and foot OF Jayst North Eivsr e: H.
Ma
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK CENTRAL


d. Only RAILROAD STATION IN TEE Orr
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS;
OsoO n. M --.nACAuV vEo!iBULE LA"AAHD-D"'
1910 10 70 r. 1sss yEsrIBULE LIMIT.
ED-Due Cincinnatl so. indianapolis 10 80 m D.
1855 4. NJ ,S&E&srERS DAY ExpREss-dany e1es''
As5O ?. NORTH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIM ~ aess
Due at Detroit q o :l5 g. m, Chicago 10" " -" 49,
500 z. Mast WESTERN ExPEEss-:nIsgs Cheese
$50 SM9s %SfsSlSk M Is And MA
els r. M.-FAsT sT. LOUIS AND CHICAGO "a "a
PRESS-Dpe Indianapolis II 20 D. m next aS'' ~
RoYSHk6GyEr;ssT5so hh5A
o. q, ,.s;i.ss. vs. S.iss 50, III Is
Sss e q 20 iS sii ~ n 10 YEA sS
urf5sSS s Ss$ Sc s5s 81 u % ssSss o's
i2 go co. 10 II, YiS 30 % - So 40
nJpS IA 3d. 20 20 81 s5sGi 10 80 H. 600 49, ss
NIeG%RA FALLs-1o 20 40 so m. go. 100. 7;so.
ADgiRR9SyShA%cK MOUNTAINS AND MoSTgEASL;tts:so
u n sS a. TStNE S9 %Nb
pERSs 81 Hills VIA Ha IA IL ssff'
90. ss'pSs 81 81; sgqyp e Avn:
ti E s.,. "a c e.
Ess: , s,s s't ass nssE baggage non
t6.ly EXCEPT Sunday sDaily except SATURDAY o'"''
$50 80 $50 as, 4s5. 8 rs = m, and 1900 mid
n's JOHN ss9 & q: ToECEY GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE,

sasy NSy total smspGs e a
sssl.Cos s"3 ''''''' .''. ~ ~. "'s- ''''
For the present ending Saturday, November 2S
the following sales are announced to be held at the A
TO-DAY tMoNDAY). NOV. "a.
II T n1Ssnsss ~. 1as cSS%Ss. sss
q iCsys S a asscC :, and 1i,S SsSy build
TUESDAY, NOV. 25.
;tss .%s iS5,S ss
H. and 2ssory house on ArthGst Ger Le9an1 On
S s5sss s a's
and sS, dwelling IN. a No S w ,sS & bot
No as6 iaiths Of ave exec anS ss sba
s sas I'D '0 Ssdss 81
sparncnt houses il and lie East ii9hst Of
@ and ss Fast sS1 is e4sn aa5 #
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
pous S Of s%itss iot, 25ssaa. and s's'OFy
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER &C.
Foreclosure ale s sOsso s z I.s and ss'S
ot plot ieSoo a" and ssory dwelling No 500
SnaS nj 80 s g that S q 'at ss
@ s IF ge q ana 81 Ssaen ae 81
oil NaS'A'-'' FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Is.
Foreclosure SALE lot 25xOO5, and 5story building
S co 81 an a's! tsS' G%as S0s c @
4dst Nos 24l2 Vest I9 9S 9r,,t Benz 5000 900
extend. TO IN a%a &C. R SaS %aat
S's 100 10 mf s Si t Ger dx
1908 Thomas A Spaudins to Catherine NJ Ac
.c Spau'dins i2G IT Of 2d-aye assoO5
hauncey Patterson and wife 70 Jacob Boss9ng l'@'o
TIM Emma &c c6 hui 3 1900
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Danrne AfaGemes
A LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S
"A CLASSES IN DANCING.
NENDELSSOHN ROOMS. l08 WEST 56THSC.
Private lessons any time BIZ opptintment.
n ARL MARwIG'S CLASSES. 13l East 5sth;st. have
u opened. Office hours, 10 10 IL, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Send for ciriulars
L ERNANDO'S ACADEMY, 162 East 55thst-A school
dancing, department and calisthenics exercises
IT, GEORGE DODwORTH
L. No. 6S1 5TH-AVE.
Now Open. Class and Private Lessons
Mems Glass commences Monday December \.
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Uropcsals.

II PROPOSALS FOR DKEDGING.-U: S. En-
oineer Office COL Eighteenth Street. n. w. WASH ash.
ste for dredging in River at Washngton
D. c. will be received at this onee until y asr on eysi
cOngss; approved a Pe9 aSS VOL TO- sIe A.
statutes atLarge. For specifications forms 81 pa Any
other Information, apply, at this Office fEIEN y
IT 8 ENGINEER OFFICE, Room 81; Army
II Bniding. New.York, October Is, seo,.sealed
gs sni IL 'T 6ssas S s
removing cubic old Saf snbs mor &C.,
rom the Harlem River Spuyten Duyvfl Creek ah1
the through Dyckmans mead9w En s ae the
materials and workmanship for the construcson Oh %
is for slopes the sections excavated ahouns
able $40 600. The attention OF bidders is invltsd 70
Of Congress approved February 90 1850 ana feoiu'
srv 81 1851 vol 3d. page 332, and vol "a, page Az
Statutes at Large. For specifications. blank FORMS and
ali information, apply to the undersigned ,.,.
~ G.. t. GILLESPIE, Licut.-CoL OF Engineers
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GearIIers.

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Cannirn propertp for Sale an6 60 fet.
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BAY RIDGE AND PORT HAMILTON.
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Have some very cheap lots plots Also fronts
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