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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

JAY GOULD was born May %. ls3G.
THE Kin: Of HOLLAND is now practically an
imbecile.
THE Prime, Of Wales is said t. be pra,tis-
ng typc-sct,nS.
CHAUNCEY DEPgw is a cousin in .he thi-l
degree 10 both Senator Eyart, ana Senator
Hoar.
EX- SECRETARY B,YAED follows the Eng
lish style, aud Simply has Mr.. Bayard ON
his cards.
JEAN INGELow, thcpoctc,s is near'y sixty
wear, Of age. tut looks quite youug, AMI is
very active.
PRINCESS BisMARCE never addresses or
refers tn her illustrious husband otherwis.
than aS bismarck.
QUEEN CHRISTINE, of Spain is thir y-lu4
wears old. She il said 10 Toe the most popular
Queen the nation ever had.
GATLNG, the inventor OF the famous
et,n, II now an old man of 81. with SNOW
whlte hair and "a clean,shaven face.
THE Queen of the Begians is one OF the
best cqueStrians IN that country, and eau
drive six III hand with grace aud safety.
EX-SENATOR SAWYER, Of Alabama, now
earns his daily bread as n second class CLERK
IN the War Department at Washington.
THE youngest millionaire in New York is
Marshall q. Roberts, son OF the late Marshall
o. Roberts. He is ten years old and worth
s., 100000.
NINE CARNor, wife Of the President OF
France, is said 10 bs unpopular in that coun-
try. She is nevertheless praised for many
acts OF charity.
SENATOR PLUMB, Of Kansas, is one Of the
clany men in public life who was an editor
before he went into the railrosd d business ani
became millionaire.
LOUISE IMoGEN GUISEY, the Boston poet
eSs is daughter OF General Quincy vino
died Just after the close of the war She Is
twenty-nine years old.
MoBELY BELL, the new manager ot the
london Times, is the author Of two volumes
on Egypt, namely: "Rgyptian Finance aud
From Pharaoh TO FellRh."
EARL SPENCER, possible successor 10
Gladstone, is iitty-iye and a tall man, with
an enormous red moustache and beard. His
face is narrow, but full OF strength.
. SENATOR VEST, of Missouri, is one of the
plainest dressed men in Washington. Dur
ing the winter ne went around in an od
gray ulster almost threadbare and split up
the back.
MISS MATTE MITCHELL, the daughter Of
Senator Mitchell, OF Oregon, has the reputa-
tion in Paris OF being the most beautiful
American woman who has ever been seen in
that city.
JOIN AIBUCKLE, who has been called
"The King OF the Coffee Pot" has a fortune
that Is variously estimated at from Sl5, ,OOO,-
900 10 SIS, ,0OO,0O0 He began 70 grind coffee
in small way in Pittsburg fifteen years
ago.
EhPERoR WILLIAM Of Germany is very
hearty eater. He gets away with four meals
a day in royal style. He eats ham and eggs
Tor breakfast, game and salsds for luncheon,
soups fish and roasts for dinner, and hot
sausages and beer for supper. He has grown
very fieshy OF late.
SIXTEEN years ago a Swiss cobbler named
Bernaserni left his home in the Canton Tes-
sin aud emigrated TO the Argentine Repub-
lie, He has now returned the possessor OF
millions which he made AS n dealer in leather
and hides. He is now building on the plac,
where his Swiss house stood an asylum for
200 children.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22
Iumber Camps Destroved

The great forest fires which have been rag.
ing in Northern Wisconsin at intervals for
two weeks past have been gaining ground
lately. The greatest loss has been sustained
in the vicinity Of Kingshridse, where the
summer lumber camps, with all their con,
tents and a large number OF hui dings, have
been destroyed. Thousands Of acres Of val.
uable timber has been burned over, and
nothing but heavy rains will save other tim.
Der tracts
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22
A Stricken Town.

Red flags are luttering on every street in
Easthampton, Mass, 1t has an epidemic OF
dphtheria. over 100 cases are reported and
b. deaths have resulted. John Messer has
lost four children within five days. The
hotel has been closed and placed under
quarantine, several cases being there A
corps Of physicians from the Massachusetts
General Hospital took charge fthe epidemic
The blame is laid TO the lax enforcement OF
sanitary laws by the Board of Health and
the non-quarantining Of cases in rich fsmi
lisa
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Petitions TO the CIar,

1.-THE Car does not take steps 10 modify
The workings and effects Of the prison sys-
TEN in Siberia it will not be because the ex-
iSung evils are not called to his attention, or
ut least to the notice of his Ministers and
Others around him. Private letters and dis ..
patches from st. Petersburg state that peti.
tons from England, America, Germany,
France and other countries are arriving at
the respective embassies and legations in
great profusion, with requests that they be
laid before the Gar Immediately.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22
An Outbreak in Brazil.

A rising OF the people against the Govern
ment took place on Tuesday at Porto Allegro,
IN the province OF Rio Grand de sui. A por-
tion Of Of the troops fraternized with the
people. The outbreak was suppressed by
the police and the troops who remained
loyal During the fighting number of per-
sons were wounded. The Governor of the
province has resigned. The primary cause Of
the disorders is alleged to have been popular
discomfort oyer the new banking laws insti-
;utei by De. B.rbosa, the Minister Of FL
nance
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22
REVIEW OF TRADE.
SOME SIGNS OF A REACTION
Heavy Speculation Absorbing the Ready
Cash.

q. Dun & Co.'S weekly review Of trade
says. The stock market has rushed ahead
pntil it has absorbed all the money within
,each. and now some signs OF reaction
.ppear with little selling by foreign
holders. Substantially the same phe.
romena have been observed in the
rbea, and corn markets aud in the market
for pork products. Each has at command
limited supply Of money. When that sup,
,ly is obsorbcd, whether by accumulation OF
.,ocks carried or by advancing prices, re.
action is natural The tendency Of prices
5,rinr the past week has been downward,
wheat declining cents on sales here of only
olo oOo0 bushels, corn IL cents on sale of
il'O 90 bushels, while oats are steady.
The trade begins TO comprehend that inside
of3D days new crop Of wheat will begin TO
co,ne into the market, and while winter
ubea, IL certain to be short the re, orts from
,,riuy>wheat states indicate great increase
In acreage and good condition The cotton
market is sluggish. Oil is ss cents higher,
without defnaDle reason.
rNs,risFAcroRY tRov M,RXErs.
The market for iron is weaker and the in.
creased production is sufficient explanation
The Philadelphia market is waiting the
p,isburgh market is less strong in tone, and
.,Ies Of Southern iron continue TO push
down prices in New York. Steel rails have
been sold this week at s3l ~ and e. j. free.
" quoted. The structural iron market
shows no improvement, but plates are IN
hir demand, and her iron is thought to be
,,tbe bottom. he KEY of the iron bust.
mess +, that railroad bnilding does not in.
crease. and the demand tor structural ron
+, r.It down by the concession o! the eight.
hour day to the building trades in many
cities Coal is still wea& but copper and
IN are firm and rising.
ENcoURAGiNG TRADE REPORTS.
The reports from other cities are almost
uniformly encouraging. At Philadelphia,
in the leather and boot and shoe trades there
is activity, while the wool manufacture is
hindered By apprehension Of higher prices,
md spinners take for immeiiae wants only.
This is true OF Boston also, though the prices
realized at the recent hannels' auction here
have a depressing inf fence. At Chicago
DRY goods sales exceed last years and pay
meu,s are fair, but the clothing trade is dull,
and the fact that bank c!carings are larger
than ever before iiuds explanation in spccu.
latye activity in the grain and pork
markets. st. Louis reports good trade,
an supplies Of money equal to the demand,
while st Pittsburgh trade is rather duh, at
Cleveland fairly active, causing some none.
tary s,ringency at Milwaukee, only fair AZ
St. Paul, improved by recent rains in the
Northwest, where drought began to be fear.
e. a; Kansas City rather quiet, aud u ''--.
la good with easy money.
THE MONEY MARKET.
The monetary situation at New York has
not been altogether satisfactory. The for.
ern trade Of the pot i more satisfactory
than was expected, showing an increase over
last year of $40 .OOJ in exports for halt Of
May, or more than ~ per ceas.
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A YOUNG EMBEZZLER,
he Gets Away With $50, 900 From Toe
Conhding Relative.

J. II. Wallace, editor and proprietor Of
90 by a relative named Robert l. Wallace
a young man less than twenty years old,
who had been employed by the elder Wal
lace Leslie Z. Macleod, an associate editor
Of the publication, was arrested charged
with being an accomplice in the robbery.
He will have a hearing next Monday.
Young Wallace has left and detectives are
looking for him. The facts in the case are
suppressed.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22

Our Hannah Jtuc Na- iIiu aud v,Ik.
Aud aNhN Nu'tr her .Ir Hrd tIytN.
W. often ihuu.hi aud thought with D.. %.
We soon must lose cur li.,uuah june
With Chang" u' .u.flr-. t'uii.s,. OF .tr.
So" Suusu' tor h,ttug everywhere
And Whtu uuf hopes W,rH p.m.~' plet,
"Fat,rIic lrV-, .r'Iuu" 'f.rl u' last.
II gave Us toT. ~ Fu"" u- hope.
She ceased tu pine, ,hr ceased 10 NOPE.
lhrr.r'~ rcucdir- ate sure and truvI
Now hannah Jan" s good Is new.
Hr. lcroo's Eayoritc Prescription is the
only medicine fur women, sold by druggist
hudII 70 JuSUtrf guarantee. from the muuu'tt.
tutCrs, that IL viii give satisfaction IN every
case, tr money VIII bp refunded. This gupr-
auttc has hrcn printed ON the bottle wrapper.
and faithfully carried out for many year.
Dr. piercc- Pellets cleanse uud regulate tho
stomach, bowels ana system generally. Que
a dose; purely vegetable.
May will he month urcouycutious. dcli.
cations and celebrations.
Dr. l.. l.. Gor,uch. Toledo. q. SAYS. Il
nave prACtiCed mtdilIu" Tor forty Nrar-. have
never seen a preparation ihst could urC.,fihc
with ~ much confidence OF -uCtr-, a. can
hAlIs Cstsrrh Cure Sold uy Drussists, ,'r.
Illinois has four watch factories which
produce two thousand wat he. % day.
FITS stopped fre. by Du RLtNE's GREAT
SrKvr kLsTOKEn No flts after rrst days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and s. trlsl
bottle free. DR.. Kline, pjl Arch ST.. PhilE., Pa
The International Reform Congress meets
this year IN - PcicrsuUrs.
II afflicted with sore eyes u.c Dr Isaac Thomp.
sons Bye water, Druggist, sell "a - p'r rh1ltl"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22
Not an Equestrian Statue.

The Senate bill a'proprating 10000 for
bronze clue.trau statue Of General L. :.
Grant in the city OF Washington having
been reachc on the calendar in the Senate,
Mr.. Hoar suggc.tcl thai an equestrian statue
was hardly the proper mode of doing hon.
lr to General Grant. On motion Of Mr.
Edmunds the word equestrian was struck
out, and on Mr.. IoIr's motion the amount
WAS increase to s. U,OpO. The bill passed.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22
ROBBED OF $4,000.
A stock Dealer Leaves That Amount on a
Car Seat.

Andrew Freeman, stock and grain dealer
Of Hcrick, ILL.,, alighted from q train at
Delaware, O., leaving a hand satchel, with
the key in it, containing $l3,OoO on the car
Feat. When he re-entered the car he found
the cash abstrscted and the satchel filled
with bricks and paper. The money repre-
sentcd the proceeds of the sale of several car
loads Of stock in New York. He refused to
make complaint to the local police and left
for home at once.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22
White Caps Get a Hot Reception.

A party of masked men went to the homo
Of James Atwood, in Luce Township, near
Rockport, Ind, with the intention Of
White Gaping" him. Atwood heard Of
their coming, and when they tred to force
an entrance to his home he opened fire with
" shotgun, most Of the load taking effect in
the body Of VIM Miller, neighboring far
mcr Two Of the others also received few
shots but thav cscanaJ
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22

THE Common Council OF Chelsea, Mass at
meeting recOnsidered its recent vote 70 pc
tition the Legislature for change OF name,
owing 70 the common use in neighboring
cities OF the expression 'as dead as Chelsea
aud the city Will retain the name OF Chelsea
that IL received as town iu 1879.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22
His Conscience Smote Him.

A sad-eyed man walked into store
In Beloit, Wis, the other day, and.
plsnling down a $40 note, tearfully
said
"JJst four years ago to-day ] stole a
pair Of "a shoes from your store. The
matter has been preying ON my mind.
but my pride prevented me from con.
Tossing. / can stand it no longer. Take
your pay out of this $40 bill.'
The merchant, of course, was de-
lighted TO meet such penitcnt, CON
.rite soul, and gave the man -, aud he
departed with a light heart. The
$40 lill was very finely execut, Il
counterfeit The next conscience
stricken individual that presents him
self at that store will be thrown into
the river with neatness and dispatch.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22
Walked Across the River ina Kettle.

As q syrup maker was peacefully
preparing for work among the naples
he became aware that Indians were
stealing upon him and were already in
possession of his canoe. Whatever
was TO he done had TO be done quickly,
aud frontier wit was equal to the
emergency. Sna,ching up his deep
kettle he inverted it over hi, head and
boldly waded iuto the river. The in
vertcd kettle acted. of course, as a
diving bell. and with his head in this
air chamber he walked across the river,
which in the middle was many feet
over his head. 90 the utter amalcmcut
of the Indians Philadelphia ToUtcs.
LATEST burglar alarm fear that tho
bank cashier will "gct there before Lc
can. Boston PoSL
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22
A Pie~stns sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of eass
and comfort follows the use OF Syrup Of Figs.
a. 1t acts in harmony with nature to cfrcctual-
ly cleanse the system when costivc or bilious.
For sale iH JOc. and 81 bottles by all leadins
druggists.
T. II. Armour, the Chicago packer, is
worth 5000 ,OOJ.
Bradhcld's Female Regulator will cure all ir-
regular ties or arrangements peculiar tOwO-
man. Those suffering should use It. sold 10y
all druggists.
Mark Twain is said to be worth more than
two million dollars
Ihvsiciousrccpmmcud "ranslll's Punch"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22
SALT LAKE CITY.

ANN In gold for one cent The Chamb.t ~ Com
SSoV mcTce Orcrs SAD Tor nearest guess on pppu,
lation OF halt Lake city, aud sluI for another On
Utah's population, q, $, Census lsiu Eyery body
outside Of Utah invited To guess Guv Thomas Of
Utah Will award prizes which Arr Ia he publishcd
Mail one guess now and We Will srui latest statistics.
printed AMI illustrated matter "a assist final
guess Lists clnae June Is. Ntte today.
CHAMBER OF COMM RCE, Salt Lake & ~, Utah
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NJ J. Hsaiitsu Ayers, A. NJ. n. ID.

This 10 . most valuable book for the hou sehold.
teaching - it docs the easily distnS uishsd symp
toms OF different disc Asos, tho and means OF
prsvonnE such diseases, and the simplest remedies
which will alleviate cure sos pages profnsely
lllu.trsted. The book 10 written In plain every day
Enslish and ID free from the technical terms which
render most doctor books vkluelasa the gener
Ality OF readers only 0Oc. postpaid. Olives u com
plete ansiy s OF everything pertaining N courtship
marriage aud the produotiOn aud rearing OF healthy
familiesi together with valuable recipes and pro
scrpuons, explanation OF botanical practice. cor
rect use OF ordinary herbs. With this book In ths
house there ID excuse for not knowing what To
do Ia an emergency. send postal notes or post age
stamps OF any denomination not larger than cens
Be0E rUR. HOUSE. ~. Lss..ra ~. T. u Gs
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22
Tile MnNEY MARKET.

The monetary situation at New York has
not been altogether satisfactory. The for.
eirn trade Of the pot j. more satisfactory
than was expected, showing an increase over
last year of $40 800 in exports for halt Of
May or more than - per ceat,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22

Illinois has four watch factories which
produce two thousand wat he. day.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22

FITS stopped free by Du. KLtNLs GREkr
SrKvr RLsTOREn. No flts after rrst days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and s. trlsl
bottle free. DR.. Kline pjl Arch ST.. PhilE., Pa
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22

Dr. PIERCE Pellets cleanse uud regulate the
stomach. bowels and system generally. Ou,
a dose; purely vegetable
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

lots, but they escaped.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22

May will he month ct conventions. dcli-
atluns and cclehrAlInms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12

minister asked Iisvc You learned all | have been
II! inng 10 teach in that scrmonl'
The member of the congregation was not certain
"le,hrr he had moi.
Ncll. said the minister, IN keep right on preach
ihg II until yOu do" Thus il wa with this cry Of
looming Union College.
HS virtue 81 wrat uOn College had done for her
on She had right to expect loyaty from them,
ana WIN their loyalty All the material assistance they
- uu eve The graduates OF the college should send
n boy thcir. and if tacy had no boys they should
j. sun"ib Of schenectady. the speaker aid he had
-" 'AdIr" 81 ,.' what going on al Uni 20. lie
3 * tined 10 80" the rollcg' making ouch Progress
iH'i ~" able cement of IL, president. who. he
United state.
htrat llal,tcad was The next speaker He had
''n '''hrd iO discuss the question Ol college man
Ut paper ofltr. Wa, he an acquisition or a
nuisance he did not keep to his text altogether.
nc speaking Of young i'm general than Of col
~ men 300 piruo.ar. lie would rot advise line
80 'pIir'e instruction tor journalists. Every sort Of
..''i 'iupn was "t Use 20 Il mrn IN Journalism II
- however. more in the man than in The education.
- Nd' ~ kNOWlU- what should b" said. and i'm the
power 10 say n. About the best WAY q man can
@nl thr night farity. II the faculty Is in him it will
nA' voice." Mr. Ial~cad said h. was first led 10
vic Tor newspapers through acquaintance with
cr"aih Indian legend he had never IN
me character and tell ih' history OF the noble red
man. In that way acquired the fatal facility for
writing for The pres thar IN, led On"
N.'cr IN" hearty singing Of Union COLLEGE song by
AL Present the rev Dr. & DIV. Hrldrn.an was in
tr"ii'cd. Ne said that. the alumni had put good
dlhhrr in the slot thcy entitled 10 draw speech
ne urged The alumni t. show an active Interest IN
their college. The enc motive Of all colleges he
more manly, and ~ them for honorable career
.'thrf poahci> were Charlie, >praGuc IN" Rev. Dr.
=. j.. Roster Pr ic--Or william Wells General Daniel
ui;"riod. the Rev. DR.. Charie, ID. Soft and several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12
sL.ccESs OF TILE TEACHERs, FAIR.

The Teachers bazaar The Lcnoy Lyceum was aran the
meeting place u thousand people yestIGdN Nr
MON and last evening Hundreds Of people Atood about the
beautiful tibc. representing the t"'ntyou wards Z" u
cv Eebecca's well presided by Mrs IId1d' and the
floral and candy booths and willingly exchanged their do'
lar, for tie attrs things which oiced Tor SALE
Among the gifts which placed On cNhibluoh yes
,ord,y WAS a six circular. valued AZ $500. from C. G
Shayne,
The educational exhibit Of tho school chilofch cTiucs
u, excite the and surprise Of the crowds Ci VIZ
tors The uniform excellence OF the w0;k makes thocr
almost impossible The drawings iacewor@ and handl'
work OF the Young Of the Normal College have re-
eiveo much uraise one the interesting features
y. un fair s the editor. OF Our own" pub
ljshed and prepared exclusiycy BY the young pupils 81
Crantra r SChoo, OIL The editors and printer OF u"
ourna which Gllco with wisdom, good counsel ana
.norkllng Wit are Mis- Minnie McMahon. Samuel Bon
,,no He bert WI Mis- Mary Welr, Miss Florence j..
Adams Joseph CazAm, Frederick Dronckhan, ChaIe'
Stein and II. Corriran. Master Gaz2an has also found
time I'm the nid, his dute- ~ invent an electric ma
chine which j, on exhibition at the fair
The fair viii open this afternoon ., O'Clock 4 49,
dc Tcce is confident The teachers win make $4,000
by b1Zsdl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12
Exhibition
posfOhce Notice

should be rad daily by all Interested changes may
letters for foreign countries need not be specially 3D.
rd Tor dispatch by particular steamer except when
10 desired send duplicates OF banking and commercial
documents ettp' not speeali addressed being sent by tho
Foreign mails Tor the week ending December 10 Will
FRIDAI"At ii NJ for o,onai,cs. per Clarbel.
SArURDAY-At 30 a. IN FOR Ireland. per :. Aura
European must be- addressed PER Auania) ~
FOR Europe, per Ems Via southampton and
m. for the Netherlands direct per OLDHAM. via Rot
trrdan deter, must be- directed per Obtain al a. NJ
for scotland direct per Anchoria Vi, GLASGOW letters
ucnarv ~ 80 for ST. CroX and 81 Thomas via 81
trolX. also Wind"aId Island, direct per Caribbes
LETTERS To- Trinidad and looago must be directed per Car
ibbee'); At p. Tor Campcche. Chaps Tabasco and
Yutatln. Per cry OF Washington letters for Cuba
Ver Cruz must BE- directed nee CITY 81 Washing,on'0
at y. m. FOR Trinidad aud Tobago peg ;. Alps. at
p supplementary 80 y, NJ, for Nassau, y, r. PEP
SUND1f-Atsp N. Tor Costa Riea via Linon, per $.
san A % chine God aS 'aBe9 Ger at %
Malls oT g. sOs e 5 s1nd bp per sP JrGG' Brd from
MALI Tor the Hawaiian Islands per Australia fssm
Ban fo9 Australia o' Ssr Rsnoa a1 at 80
a sSss a t;'si 4
Mar- for Newfoundland BY rail- to Halifax, and uense
by steamer close at tns once daily a. 80 p ~ Maps
to,t at tbs oaice daily 80 p M Malls for Cubs
y % TO p ga ana sS 5Ssys Oy os az h s. oss
dI,iv AZ 40 a M Malls FOR Mexico overland unless
Spetay addressed spatah by steamer close this
Trans Pacific mails are forwarded 10 Francisco daily
and sch dule vi closing arranged the Presumption
Mails from the Fact arriving time at San Francisco
ths day OF sailing Of despatched thence the
ZANE day Kos5s%e Ti N at 6o FrsTSSs day.
Postonice. New-York y. Y. December 8, 1890