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Daily Republican., 1890-06-17

TRUsTEES' SALE OF REAL Es-
4 tate. Bv virtue Of an order OF the Chan.
cellor OF the state OF Delaware. made On The
eighth day of May, A. D.. 1870 viii be ex.
posed TO public vendus. On
THURSDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE
At2o'clock p. H.
At the Court House in the city of WHINING. (.
ton, Delaware, the following described real
esiat 9, late OF WIN. Hare. deceased. TO Wit;
All those certain lots Of land, tsnemenu and
hereditaments, SITUATE in the City Of Will
min q ton, New Cattle County and state OF
DeInw are, bounded and described A. follows:
Mo. i: A large three.ssory brick dwe,linS
house, known a. No. $50 French sire ct; lot u
feet front and ah tout a feet desp.
No. T. A three-ssory brick dwelling hoese,
known as No. ~ French street; lot 10 feet
front aud about 20 feet deep.
No. s. Lot OF land on the East side OF six
teenth street. near Thatcher, 70 feet mont
and 70 feet deep.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known by LORE 4 EMMOks, Trustees
or by their attorney.
Attest: Chss. II. Nc Whcrter. Register in
Cbancery. Juis-u
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Schedule IN effect May II. 1890.
YkA1Ns LEAVE DEL AVE. DEPol

Schedule IN erect May II. 1890.
YkA1Ns LEAVE DEL AVE. DEPOT
EAST BoUuA
sExpress srAlnA
Enw oRK, week days. Hia .7oa
slo.sl =. In., - 40, so ~, " 70 D. IN.
:, Ne. YORK, |. sundays. sais. .7os a.
so, y Is, y Is %, IS Il, %. % 81. 80 a. d.
10 81, sIl 30 a. IN; | 90, - 10. 500, 10, IS Ss.
eS' s, sas, q 70. M $40. 20 %, lop. m. a.
o5aaais,sass,phiii1 aso 20 sunday an nay 90 ~ = 50 %
$40, h2S. 1888. Gas. s72a $50. sDO6. 10 20
Chester, nc 4 : !. week % days ", ai,. 80. go,
iii . a. u. 90, . %, 500, 1 IL. SIS, IS s.,
ensstss. Z IS su"dsys Ia : p Ii "a. eso ros.
7So, . %; II 70 =. m; go $40, $40, 4io,
Atlantic City, N. j., week days,
u 05a M, = IS. ~ 10 D. m. Sundays, u Oh
a. m, s2.lop. m.
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington. - 50 J. %, % u,
Bsitino nois and S!insipsl station: on ON Psiis: Pss
Gci,Issa5t. chIss@5 .s 4 81; !. ?; n AMY. ss,,y.
sS5Pa,an.,i y ma, d.iy! s1f 81 Louis i p m. and
/ LandenberR accommodation, week days,
| 100, 90, =. IN. .. 81 and 800 y. m. sunday
$50 =. M; q. 81 and Ats y. IN.
TRAIns LEAVE AAaxsr Street STATIC,
For Philadelphia week days, $50, 8.sA y, %
| ss.N. 'e.tl III .xs. .. m. "a u. 2 AA 3.bA 500
e.tsp .. n. suAdays Q IS .. m, II %, 2.4. S.6a
Ts s.isinP,s week e 4 days. s.ss,. 30; q
Baltimorc aud principal stations on Phiia
delp hla Division, l0.& .. M, daily sxcep
For Lasdsnpers and way stations. wee
| days, $50, i0.A. .. m. q ~ 800 D. m. Bun
days, s.25 a: m; 2. Is and 800 .. IN.
Chicago, 3: 9. IN. daily, except sunday.
| PlttsturF, $50 q. p. daily.
| Cincinnati and St. Louis I'll IS, o. m
daily except Sunday.
LEAVE EPHiLADKLPHIA ToR WHINING ror
Daily A2a, 0 20, sslb, 0 90, 10 Is. sll. a
a; M; le 20 noon. 81, on, q 81. Is6, % 81
$50, s7S2, 8 10, 10 10, II 80 D. m.
Daily, except sunday, s8 10, 7 3b, 81
a. m: q 90. ~ 90 and 50 p. m. sunda
Telephone No. l9l
N Ratos TO wessern points lower shs,
viaAny otherlinc.
J.T. OOELL, C!O.SCULLt
0enr Manager. Gen IeAss. A9A
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
WANAAiAKEK n BROWy

TIL Il r Els SUCH A
= thing Is going down tod
low 10 price. That is I'd
say-too low a price will
not give good value. Egga
at S cents per dozen ase
not expected to be good
Eggs at 40 cents-good-
you expect 'em good.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Carlton Opera Co.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
One Week. June 23rd.

Change or Opera every night. All the ori'
ginai company and customs. 9rAndest pro
duction ever oncred TO the citizsns OF Wilm
ington and At popular prices. 7sc, soc. Nc
lsc. During this week the management vii
give out 5000 copies Of the PRESS fur the hene-
~ OF Miss ThislmAn. iis-iot
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Now Jersey 4 Wilmington Ferry @
sssEal
STEAMER cHGlsTIx,

AHNs"SR SnhlSIlNN
M. on and alter Thursday, May a.os ,,..
daily trips As follows. --Hu' matt
Leave WILMINGTON at7.s)a. M. mn,
D. M, for Pennsyllle. anu ~
Leave Pcnnsville at aIs n, m ,n,,.
q. ni.s Tor fennsgr0ye and " lhinrt6n
Leave Wilmington at T.SU a, nv j, n
.. n'.s " and u. ~ y. H., Tor l'crtSgi.vs
Leave rennssroye al 6, o. and 4 IA
and ]. % aud 0vop. M, 'or WilnIrrlon. II
ON SUNDAY
Leave wilmiuyton at s.so A M II
2.1 p. ni.s for Pennsgroye ami ptnnHtffI ~
lsehyc feut willie at il.lsA M a"I,,
p. m, Tor l'ennsgrovs and Witm,n,t "a
Leave Wilmington Al aNi.m.. 9t,,nj
opsm.s Tor Fennsgrove, Eni leave p,nr
grove sts.W a. IN. IL. ~ and : p. M l'r MI
l'his Arrangement Will aanri A a,,. a,,,,.
tunlty Tor delishtful 81 4 ~a Inc ihl,s'l
E1cnrsion Tickets between u iIt,i,' o.. .. I,
and i'ennsyiils yc, slngl iaro ,6f XIX,
wilmington aud PennsgtOye ,,..,r.t .,.t'u
ticket &c AND sim ule iare lS,, 'N'"''i'
PennsEiovc and Fenusvllle sft 1,e,,,t,,l
places Adording great oppurlunl,laa far e.sj
ins, boating, battling aud d'ncIns.
Special arrangements Hay he m,le T.,
sunday School and moonlight exeu,slo5s
A. q. McCAusLANpA BoNNiss EnI.n.
ouperihtehucit' Gcn. f.And T.. AZ Il
ia 7.ff
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TRUsTuHs' sALH-THx SUBSCRIBE
y sb e srusses 1bf the hslss-at-lay of
lio Auoslens on
TaUnsDAY. TIE ,vrH DAY OF JUNE. issa.
ateo'clock p. M.

IhuAoDAYs TEE jtrH DAY OF JUNEslesos
atso'clock p. M.
AZ the Court Houes. In the city OF Whining
ton, tile following Dc scribed real estate, SIT
uAie In the said city OF Wilmington.
n cs q .a n hs sas wh
al feet ffoIt on Front street. and . depth Of
about 81 feet with frame chop and otnef
huiidinGs thSison. being ths late gravel roof
Ko.S x iot with brick dwelling thereon.
Ss .ssS n !sA:S sSs sd SinsS sSs being 40. ~
Windsor Sts.et. s-,c. av.,,-
ls houses ss0 nsss IN s ss,sl sss .ss q
Bsnn cit street. known as Nos. S26 and 81 BEN
No. -Four dwelling houses and large let
between D and streeta In South Whining
No. d. Two adjoining lots with frame
Buttonwoe street. between A and streets.
Mo. q. Market honse lot ~ the southwest
corner OF Madison aud sixth strsetss ieet
front on Aadissn street and ~ ieet on sixth
No. !. Market house lot on the westerly
side Of Madison street below sixths adj in .
ing No, Q; ie feet front on Madison street ana
NOS xiot ofiand in south wilmington.
on the northerly eide OF A stroet, A. u feet
from the northeasterly cerner Of A and But.
tonwood streets; II feet front ard 10 feet
10. 10. Large brick dwelling house and lot
ON the southerly side Of MnrylaphAyenue with
front On said avenue Of u leet And depth
OF about 100 feet being No. x Maryland
These properties are exposed 10 sale TO close
an estate aud will be positively sold; ,pr
wiimissson. aIs 4 bel. june l issc. Ta.sss.
tul3.ts
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17

to reduce our stock before building
siderably in the short time at mu
ces to be sure are not satisfactory.
and look only at the goods going
our much needed room, and the
bargains. In addition to what lin
have added several others.
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MAMMOTH TREE
Repor- of Special Agent Caldwell on tt e
Subject.


WASHINGTON, November 10 h Andrew
Caldwell, special Lard Office Agent. who
was sent from the Visalia Land Office, has
fled a report with the Land Office 90 the
mammoth trees of California. He finds
that the Land Office pists on the subject Of
mammoth tTess are not always correct in
locating the sequoias. bat by interviewing
old settlers, miners mountaineers and local
surveyors he secured information which
greatly aided him in his work.
The greatest body OF sequoiss. he says.
are to be found in townships 10 and IS
range % east, and townships Is and IS
range 80 east, Mount Diablo meridian.
lie says: The Kaweah Cooperative
Colony Company are making equsttel
claims on much OF this section. and uuless
ii is stopped there is danger OF their AJAX.
ing entries of all the desirable lands upon
which the great trees are standing"
II would be an irfeparable less, he says
ftnis one large and perfect body of sequOias
giganla fall into private hands, to be Gu
Down or otherwise destroyed, simply Il
crafty and possibly enrich the leaders of s
body of misguided enthusiasts. saw
mill in the vlcinity-of the trees, ne says, il
Grating sad havoc with the forests there
about
newspaper giving z snort pay dgrapl
about the discovery of trees, some OF which
were over six hundred feet high, said Il
have been discovered in Pierce county
Washington, caused Commissioner Graf t
detail special agent Mosier 10 Investigate
the story. He went to the locality name,
and found the hor of the rewspape
story, who said that the trees were in a re
mote canyon in the southeast corner G
Pierce county. Some Of the trees, be said
we're 400 feet high, and many of them /
feet in diameter.
The deep snow prevented sgent Mosie
from penetrating this mountain region
which has never been explorer by whit
man
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SHOT THROUGH THE HEAD.
a Well Known Russian General Found
Dead in Hotel.

PARIS, November 19!h.-The weli-known
Russian General Seliverskroff, at one time
Chief of The Russian Gendarmerie and head
of the Department of Political Police after
the assassination Of General Mezenzof, and
Russian agent in France, was found in q
chair at the Hotel de B ide, shot through
the bead 1t is not known yet whether it
was an attempted murder by Nihilists or
suicide One report says stranger called
upon Seliverskroff Yesterday, and after he
departed Seliverskroff was found by his
Wallet unconscious, shot in the head. An
other report states that the General re-
ceiyed no visitor. No weapon was found,
and the furniluie was not dissrraDged. The
police attach much suspicion to the valet.
LATER-The authorities to inquire into
the case have more evidence, which tends
10 prove the murder was committed by a
Nihilist and was an act of political VEN
geance.
The authorities are conducting an in
quiry into Seliverskroffs death. The police
are now convinced the valet had nothing
to do with the shooting. The evidence
clearly points to assassination. The assas-
sin is believed to be Russian Pole named
Podelsky, servant. who has absconded.
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Herbert Ward Defends Major Barttelo



Actions.
LONDON, November 19.h.-Herber Ward
writes to the Times as follows: with
every desire 70 be loyal 70 Stanley, il is i'm
possible for ne longer to remain silent
Stanley has raised all the side issues of the
jameson Barttelot stories and other mat
tiers to evace the main controversy. He
may or may not be q scTupulous man, but
be undoubtedly is bold and far-sseing
one. Il would appear, therefore tiat IN
charging the rear guard officers with irreso-
luton and disregard OF instructions he
feared be might one day have to answer a
charge for which he himself is responsible,
so lie collected all the tittle,tai,le of the
tale bearers and attacked his subordlua es. !"
After stating that SANKEY'S column was
not above reproach aud that be himself
buried dead men Stanley had left in the
road, Ward asks, why did Stanley leave
inexperienced officers il charge Of the
rear, knowi,g they could only carry out
his orders and drive the load bearers with
pointed Baritelot, whom he Gishked as
much as Barttelot disliked him. and whom
be knew was unsuiia ole foi the work, to a
position of momentous responsibility at a
supreme crisis of the expedition? What
must be thought of Stanley turning back
on Yambuya ard assuring Barttelot that
be made a wise choice in selecting him 10
guard the interests Of the expedition dur
ing his sbseacs? '
Ward declares that with all his acknowl-
edged faults, Msjor Bart'eiot, with splendid
loyalty TO the best traditions Of his service.
held sacred every instruction CT Stanley TO
the last. Ia the face Observation he re
fused to open stores that Stanley warned
him we're essential 10 the success of the ex-
petition. Yet STANLEY accused him Of dis
loyalty. Says Ward: "rhsre WAS no req
son TO refuse us food ard medicine but his
stolid sense would surely have led TO blood
shed. Stanley must take q portion Of The
blame By his example on the march up
be initia ed among the members CT his
staff a feeling of indifference to human
sUff ring ard among the load BEARERS
fatalistic acc ptance of their lot as more
beasts of burden. By appointing Barttelot
under tee circumstances be deliberately
risked disaster 70 use so stronger word,
by vague instructions he placed 3jrttaio;
in The position Of beWildering alternatives;
By an alleged agreement with TippoO ITO
be put Bsrttelot more or less at the Arabs
mercy and left him abandoned, and bJ
publishing a1fi1avits of a negro valat be
dement's dead men. He can answer fJr
himself whether ne should not bear some
of the responsibility of the disasters which
befell the rear guard,
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TIE CONSPIRACY TRIAL.
Dillon and O'Brien Sentenced to Six
Months imprisonment.

DUBLIN, November 19th.-At Clonmel
to-day verdict of guilty. was rendered
against William O'Brien, John Dillon and
Patrick O'Brien, members OF Parliament,
and John Cullinane, Thomas Walsh, Pat
rick Mcckler and Bolton, for coDspjring to
induce tenants on the Smith. Barry estates
moi TO pay rent. William OBrien and
Dillon were each sentenced 20 terms Of m
prisonment OF SIX months each, tie sem
fences 10 run copcuTentiy. Patrick o Brien
and CulliDaue were each sentenced 10 six
months Imprisonment, and Walsh, Mock
Ter aud Bolton to four months each, all
without labor. Father Humphreys, Thomas
J. Condor, member of Parliament, Daniel
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CHINA MAILS.
Dates Announced on Which steamers
WIN Sail for the orient.
WAsHINeToN. November 10 h.-The fol-
lowing notice has been issued:
PcsroFricE DErARrMENr.

PCSroFFfCE DEPA RTAEST. }
OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT K. NJ. s. ,
WASHINGTON. November 10, 1890 }
The following are the dates upon which
steamers viii leave San Francisco, Cal, for
China and Japan, from the 18th Inst TO June
25sh inclusive. This schedule VIII be adhered
TO unless changed by special o.ders, notice OF
which viii be given either by wire or announce
mens in a daiiy bulletin. All mails reaching
New York from Great Britain for China and
Japan should be sent forwerd by the first
through train after arrival, in order to reach
San francisco in the shortest possible time.
Steamers VIII leave San Francisco in 1890, on
the Goth of November, 9TH OF December, 18th OF
December. and Goth of December, In 1891 on
the 10Th OF January. 22d Of January, Sd OF Feb
ruary, 14ih of February. Goth OF February 10th
of March. DIST OF March, I'd of April, lith OF
April. 25;h Of Ap-il, 7th OF Nay, Goth OF May,
81 of June 18th OF June. and 18th of June.
WIN p. CAMPBELL,
Acting General Superintendent.
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standing of the Earrings.

LONDON, November 19sh.-Loose slate
msnts regarding the position of the Barings
again alarmed the g1arastors to day. Once
more the Bank of England and the Roths-
chi!ds stepped in. and there is every reason
to expect that the leaders will to- morrow
announce that the accommodation will be
literally provided One of the best au-
thorities in the financial world now en-
pbatically expresses his conviction that the
worst of the depression has passed.
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Kelly and David Sheehy. member of Par
Lament, were found not guilty.
r,r.rrrn,r m r-rc,1 n-n

New YoRK. November 19.h.-Dillun and
OBrien, when shown the cablegram an
nouncing that they had been sentenced to
six months imprisonment by the Court ct
Clonmel, said they would return to Eng
lard when they get through here, regard
less of consequences. They will not be
through here until January or February.
They reiterated their intention to stand by
Parnell
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SISTER MARIA C4PRIyI.
She Arrives at Verona, After Eight Years
Captivity in the Soudan.

OdPtfFIty III tIfo Sofu4sH'
New York, November .h.-Reports
from Verona state that Sister Maria Caprivi
arrived there, after nearly eight years cap
tivity in the Soudan. Soon after taking
the veil she had gone to Elobeid, Egypt,
with other nuns and missionaries.
When the Mahdi captured the city in
1888 they were thrown into prison and
suffered terribly. A: one time the Mahdi
ordered them bebeaded, because they
would not become Moslems. but relented.
Two Sisters and one missionary died from
want and illtreatmeut recently. The
others escaped, with the assistance OF ma
tive Christians, having blscked their faces
AID Travelled at night. Sister Capriyi in
tends to return soon to the African missions.
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nead in a Hay-stack.

CoLusA, November l9th.-Frank Rosen-
burger, SON Of wealthy farmer in Ante
lope valley, in this county, was found dead
on a hay-stack yesterday afternoon. The
cause Of death is unknown.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
NEW FNCI.AND BAKepy

d EMOVAL. THIS POPULAR HOME BAKERY
IL has been removed frGm 609 street TO EOS
J street, and will open on MONDAY. November
18th. We snall do all kinds of hone cooking.
Boston brown bread and beans a specially
Cleanliness stric ly obs Tved Mo ,Su)*
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PACIFIC HOTEL
ST. DAVID'S,

715 Howard ST., near Third, San Francisco.
A FIRST-CLA5S Logging HOTEL. con-
n tanning 200 roons, water and gas in each
room no better beds in the world /; no guest
allowed to use the linen once used by another;
a large reading room hot and cold water baths
free. Price of rooms-Per night, so and IS cents;
per week, from 81 upwards. Open ell night.
X. HUGHES, Proprietor.
sarAt Market-street Ferry take Omnibus Line
of street cars for Third and Howard. TTSu
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SKIN CANCER,

Several years ago was called to see a colored
woman who had d malignant form Of cancer on
her foot. The cancer grew worse under the pre-
scsi5ed treatment, and the toes and one side of
the foot were vt length eaten entirely away.
The patient could not have survived much lon
ger, tut commenced the use Of Swia's spe-
CHE and il Culed her sound we'll. That was
three years as0, and there has been no re-
turn Of the disease ! regard swil's specific a
MOI excellent medicine for blood diseases. rs
is tendency Is % drive CIT the roison.
Ma-LeTville. Mis-. WN. T. SrAes, NJ D.
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McKenna's plurality, 4,si5
BOARD OF EQUALIzATIoN-sECoND DISTRICT. {.
SAN xR&No,soo STOCK sALss.

Warehouses plurality. II .6l6.
scattering in this table includes the volts OF
Brady and Taylor.
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Spanish Students.

MADRID, November 19;h.-To day is the
anniversary of The riot in 1884. The stu.
dents refused to enter the University.
marched to the offices of the Minister Of
Justice, and made a hostile demonstration.
They then marched through the streets
singing and shouting. The police drew
their swords and attempted to check the
mob but they were speedily disarmed. The
students afterwards gradually dispersed.
Princess Victoria Welded.
BERLIN, November 19th.-Pripcess Vic
toria, of Prussia, sister of the Emperor,
was married to-day to Prince Adolph, of
Schaumburg-L ippe. The ceremony took
place in the chapel of Alte Schloss. The
chapel was filed with members of the Inn
perial family, and the royal and princely
House of Germany in state robes, making
magnificent picture.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

Official Vote for Congressman and Board
of Equ alization.
The following tables represent the vote
as sent to the RECORD UNION by the various
County Clerks:
CONGRESS FIRSr DISTRICT.
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IN FOREIGN LANDS.
Dillon and O'Brisn Sentenced TO Six
aonths' Imprisonment.
PRINCESS VICTORIA MARRIED.
Herbert Ward Defends Barttelot
Professor kcch's Remedy
Indorsed-Etc.
THE AFRICAN SCANDAL.

lRPsUA DsPArosE TO TIE REooRn-usIes.I
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AFTERNOON Session.

BRApYcRorINE cured Headaches for Mrs.
E. NJ. Lewis, 0xanna, Ala.
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PROFESSOR KooH's REaEDy.

Leading Physicians Indorse the Value Ct
the New Discovery.
BERLIN, November 19th.-Tomorrow's
Dumter of the German Medical Weekly will
contain an article signed by Drs. Bermann,
Fraentzel and William Levy and Staff
Surgeon Kohl, in which they declare
that, after experiments in many differ
ent cases, they are prepared to fully indorse
Professor koch's statements regarding his
remedy.
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], FRANK CLARK,
w. J. KAVANAUGH,
J.. MIL e r

U III - Z z TT a * EsR,
OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE
" Ninth and K streets Complete stock o
UndsTtakers' Goods constantly on hand. City
and country orders promptly attended to, day or
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WESTERN ROTEL,
THE SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant and Oyster House,

{1sIKST- CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT
T. Ladies Dining-room separate. Open DIS!
and night. BUCEMANN & CARRAGHER, Pro
prietors, 1919 Second street. between and
sacramento IF
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A TToRNEY AND CoUNsELOR-AT-LAw-
IA Office at the rooms Of Board Of Trade, over
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S, N. E. corner Second and
streets, Sacramento, Cal. Telephone 2i7.
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LYMPH SUPPLY EXHAUSTED.

New YORK, November 19th.-A Herald
Berlin special says: Sufferers from
tuberculosis cannot be warned too
urgently against coming to Ber-
lin at present for a supply of Koch s
med:cament. It is quite exhausted, aad
some time must elapse before the compile
ton of preparations for its manufacture in
sufficient quantities and complete the
lyn'ph.
When ready it will be supplied first
TO tie university wards and public
hospitals of Berlin, then 10 SINH
lar institutions throughout the Empire
and other countries, and finally to the
more eminent physicians.
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A TTOREEY-AT-LAW - OFFICE: SOUTH
N west corner Fifth and streets. Rooms Il
Is and Il Suffer- Building II
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GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL,
Corner Seventh ana K streets,

@ STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. -
Free Bus to and from the Cars
". o. BOwsRs. Proprietor,
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