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Drooklnn Real estate Go Ect.

BENSONHURST-BY is per-
fectly developed and carefully re-
stricted. Sewers, water, gas. 80 min
utes from Brooklyn Bridge via 9TH
Avenue Elevated and b. b. e. w. +.
r. X. Lots for sale. Illustrated cir
cular sent. Apply to the agent on
the property, or &. b. +. RANDoLrH,
26 Court st. Garfield Bldg,
Brooklyn, y. Y.
ITO LET Or TO LEASE. with without power, noors 10
i NsO and jOA93. fact0ilc- Kcntasr. aud Rodney
street tut for manufacturing businesses light ou four
sid,s steady power cleNaior insurance low cont "n
70 ferries and shipping points. SIMPSON, > Rooney
street. Brooklyn
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EoyosAI.s FOR MONITOR SCREW MA

CniNL TOR TiIi' f"Hh NNf .lronHiol,
Tor Monitor crew Machine for the New .hA, lHiN
10 be- opened April D. l,oo WI be rr'lsrd az IN ir,nu
~ pr,, i-on- and Clothing. Navy Department NI7liht
Ton d. C. until /. o'clock noon Apri - io'o' ana
,i'Iv nrcnod nmrd atc' thereafter To furnish ~ the
T,vN orE Na,y Yard one Pratt whitney monitor scF'~
machnr The machine must conform 10 %, N',S Sl,I
ii he furnished upon Application to me COMMITMENT OF
W. ,a,v Yard the NaNv Pa oncc. New York or to The
L. TL. bids decided hy lot The Department r.
crx,s the right reject any or all BIDS not deemed AZ
10 Government JAHlLS IL S4ON'
~. L. :. Navy.
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- P0posALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE

posi- 0FFlC, pEIAKIMhNIr AL FWWSIAIIL
iX,,f0N D. G. March Il. 1870 sealed proposal. VIII
,,,n iso0 AZ II o'clock noon. for furnishing wrapping
napcr wrapping paper for fncnssls twine letter scacs
p"ln,rkiur and rating stamps, rubber stamps rincclng
lnk pad, paper. envelopes rub er goods l"h- pen
hdor- rcnril- Inks muciagc ga-- goods. fulris odi'
n,ti ~ see; rubber .rasr~ books typewriter supplies
and ml.crilan stationery, IN ru'h quantities 81 t
Articles. respectively and nc such times ana fi"
time 10 time they NAV b. ORDERED duris ta' n,,i
for The u,r branch ~ thr h'larnrhtni or pO'la
MI, ulauk- proposals. win SPECIFICATIONS giNlht
s',,d Of he fenurcfncnt- ~ b. met In respect
to each article also the estimated qlnntuS pouap
-, - r.ourd OF each aud giving fll instructions a. %
Tho manner OF bidding and condition, To DE- Vp>rN,i NY
Litd"r. viz be- furnished application 70 thr SuWrnl-
nnn q, The Di,on OF Onicc Supplies Post once
nen,rtmcnt Washington. H. 4. The Po,mister-'entral
te,hnir, defect. accept any part OF any Du anu
reject other part. JOHN WANAMAhLi' fos'h's'ef'
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NswY9sS sq5 Ss aNtha MHp and nd Auction
30 iSs,S "' ,,,. -. ,o Exchange and Auction
The total snGc auction sales OF city estate for the
Room ending with SAUNA ,l y. March was So AZ 09S.
s SSS sales Tor the menu non ,cTIoYs.
r,esent week ending SATURDAY april IT, the FOL fSl
,oriSs public gf ,6a ;e aIg ''''0'''''"
change and H TO-DAY CNoNDAy), APRIL
o.ure sale lot 2oxlo22 ana iIE at S S%JIn5
a., o East 74th-st ns Of VII Cith.st s. Of
and ot 25NIOo.5, and 1sGry as, cb and Istpry
staye OF 4thavc lots 2SXIOoo eSyh, ~ "'G
5'ih,si 70. SIS 5$s west 5sdst ci ror Of
Pggsb. @5oo on AudgPors lots on kings
iois Sa ca cor of isih.st II lots lsih-' be-
bridge I hiha and Kinesrridee Road
'''' TULsDAi' ,,n Mri soi ,ox1oo W shave.
Foreclosure ae S al ond a ioiih Is ots 25Soo
block 'front.' East iOou,t Of 9t9-sHe 'G io
;S Sioc saNe fo'H Sd # Of sihave ot
eseh Wet lS WET i6Sth'st rs Of ION;
lots e5xabout 80 each 70 d So9 e9tha pgnnns
S Ss ahu a # gSsieyard 19 corner
,Cy building No. oS' $50 and 5"story apartment
loSa"e On 9tna,c corner 5U,h-s, lpphc auction
S ixlOo 5th.2's or, nilsng. 90 So BlcCckcri
Of ioAi iS' We, d. tG q "S Of iCthavc
s Nc 5xs s' cseh similar Oudas> NS sa sS s sP
s lithaye s SS,. Kern, 5.t' : Of iith-avc; lot.
as ncs;G "a s's and haE tcy bGd y. 30
- pS S 800 = Of Sd,,i lot. 25Nss 2 and ii'S Gl
a|; End So .,dy y s' .' So s'" s54 st. NGcaay Of
is G'' 53 Ioo oS S'7 ,t6.aye corner lsh.st
lo .IS Of Vvsisn central NJ Vernon lot, lSt ct
I, 10 sns lots 25Sio2 each East ,3thst leo
dam o,S o! Of 'e os s0Sicg on East 9d
,oner hN aotS blot Of land S sl7iooS5oN
,-s isi-a,o. 80 # Of loSiht o;S' 800. $3o
NC: We. i Ssd. ss So Of 5tSac trustees sac lot
90 a:h.aNr 5O1 n of 4oth-~t : lots
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Ectlnres ln0 ttleclln9s.

v EIERAN~ of the 9TH Regiment, National
Guard. (. y. Y.New- Nork April ). 1s3o-Ihe annual
meeting OF this association FOR the cle' ton OF Officers and
Inspectors Of election VIII BE- held at The Mend shon
Assembly Rooms No. JOS West 5jth-t. on saturday.
April ~. 1880. Poll, open az 80 D.. m.
{. II. tONLil.. AdJutant and SecrotaI
1.1J0 Broadway.
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANsFEEs-N. Y. CIT

soh.st : 2O71 # Of LeXngtonavc, 171oX
en- SI%ce hA' RAYMOND d." .... s1ss75
Ithavc W :. - Il : OF 4th-st, O.2AlOO; Joseph
Smith Cornelius Day. - -
loSa IS,e to ' TIeio 70. John L. 1900
Jenerson.ayc =. lot 20 map samuel Ryer Home
stead. rIcg; Phillip schneider to o ooo
rthaye o cor 37th-st, 4O.4N.i lOXiO.iN.4I; -
David ] Newand and wife 70 Geo w Ellis. ~
Lewis IrN No scbies lrpn'e 1900
o3dst N : 100 IL Of 3d-aVe. 3O6X irieg; Mary
Kcano to Anna MctrfOry
1s,.ave O 1l2th~t. 22N90; Henry Mcguire mn
and wife 10 John + Haser $500 =. i-"o
Hlrhbridge Road. n :, 1919 IT " OF hln-,D,iu.t
Road 5OxlO6. i4xl06.7 Hannah I Bull 10 mn
'd1ye No i.sd l and d S % To- feS $4,000
1o-th..r n 1873 II 81 7th-aNe, l-.vNJ9ili =. ooo
Antoinette Camp TO Anna VI Ictt 80 =, - i-00V
4,haye loo7 ,,o % % j d ,n'' o. 800
1oth.aVe @ > gs.9 II Of 33d--, 2iSNJc3i DaNu on
X cane referee, Henry VI Love 800. :, 200
,th.st NO 23j: David cccOc TO mos fot.N. i''VO
12sh.st 2so 4 c Of o'h'a'e' -'N'''i 70 500
uuilaye Il cor Subuiban.st, l2l.Ni t:DNl *
736 Perry { Todd and wife % Iheo ocn
Same property Theodore w Todd ana WIG I" :, non
John d Treadwell IL, g, '''0N
,th.st No 30; Thomas Z Foley ana WE " I, e,o
.sdst 100 # W Of Sd.ave 25N1oO; John IL c.oo
Paul and wife Robert Wcstcott..-.-.'.'' i0'V0
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rrcoRnED MORTGAGEs.

Anderson, NJ y. % Mbm, Jeherson'aVe' ADJOINING
and OF Major BOw.ry. , Neais, 500 800 , I'D .,o
Brockwav. James, % ; Marx, ; Jo1h-s1 "a 'u"'0'
months. 80, 900. .o-., . -. -, want. ava
(acrla'o Bros TO X Ross, l5oui-s1 " " "''7"'@'
demand, ~, ZOO. ~. 81. ., 9th
Crawford John. TO VI Campbell ; 1fth-sV' " u" Jun
rad Mary + i, to 5 Trust Co. n 22dst e Of 9TH
ave year. $50 600. 49,, e-.-a nal.
FAIRLY Mary r. to Emisfant Industrial Savings Bank
dave Of lOth-st. ] year, clJVO ,-
Usbes 1,ustas- - Dry Dock savings H9nk SAVINGS
In,tlinticn n Sth--t Of 3d-ave year. 5000 ,
Ha.icr John j. 10 II Mcguire, e cor lstdNc anu
1l2th-si years, 1000. . 49,. ID .,.o and
Kelly. John J. t0 John y murray, COZ -u'"No ""N
.5th.-f q months, S3.1Op
I20fh--f rs Of Jfh-aVe, in-alncnt-, =lOSOO
Lazarus Marks. Conrad WiSsel, 20 Essc>-st ana no
in-f1lmrnt~. $1,000.
PAN. Ernst . Annie Roth, Cha'h"n's Of Feai'
Schsdc A. /, ii Palm. C $ MorFis-ave q l62d-st'
Tr,ad%cii John D to T W Todd, svburban.st and
HrliaVc. q years, $4,000. ,
$4,000.
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Cost am fcnno

~ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN that check Nc; .us' 700
" for the Of $500 ISSUED by The mon I,se
Tlfori dated March T. 1890. has been DESTROYED
stolen and that application for the ISSUE W c Of
new check for said $500 viii be .acS; rrrFOKD
Aprl z. 1880. tfANh 1ihfOA'D'
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r. ARDEN CITY. l. T-Dcsrabc cottages 81 I 10
NJ ard II rooms with all inprol Thcnts rentals. $500
800 500. and - 800 per year; pure water and go%
from the Garden CIV Water and 'a~ Woke 10
trains daily. Apply 20 WILLIAM \. WHITE & SONS
llj Broadway New-NOTk, or L. ii. CUNLIFF, Agent
Garden City. l.. J.
lHNINt'ION, y. Y.-Corimodipus brick mansion on
Broadway; All improvements, carriage house, stable 80
lawn na2nice. river view VIII be sold low
MiCLAh N DAVIES. 100 broadway.
dFor other real estate ads. 9th raecJ
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Gelp Uantco

" ANTED--At the Mass. General Hospital. Boston,
W man 10 take charge OF applancc shop connected
Institution must understand the cOnstfuc
tiOn OF .pints defOrncs. such used for club
feet and hip disease. and do repairing Of surgical
instruments a permanent position viii good
an. Address. stating terms JOHN W. PRATT. Kcsi-
dent .icau Mass General Hospital. Boston, Mass.
THE BOOK. OF OpEN-AIR SPORTS, octave 500
i pages illustrated The standard authority
American Or
ming playing, shooting horseback riding. &c. &C.. in
full si Dcr COPY. Published by The Tribune. New-York.
EMBARRASSING and universally complimented By
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Ocean Steamers
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
W FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
-AdIia". pri - so a. Britannia. May z 30 An.
'AaI.-fl' April 49, 3 J.. majestic. MAY II. D. n.
g. mic ADf - 30 am. Gclnanic. May 21,7 80 I'm
'IeutOIir.. 50 > - II 80 DIN.
from White star Dock foot o, West lOth->t
Second cabin these - rates. $50
and upward according 10 sfcaur and location OF BERTH
cond cabin. so and -. ENcuTsol ticket, favorable
terns starag. rgp. Company, ONCE No Broadway,
New. YORK. Philadelphia oncc. 4o5 Walnut~>t
j. BRUCE ISMAY, Agent
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IMAM LINE L. S. and Royal Mail Steamers,

FOR gtl.i.NSIONN AID LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF CnlsIEE.... W dnc- day. April . 80 a.
tlIY or ChICAGO......W dn'siay. Apul Is. 80 y.
cry OF BERLIN "Wednesday. April % 30 a. N.
cIN OF RlCnMoND Wed do; Arm 30 - p IN.
From per IS. y. r. adjoining thil.toi hr>t Ferry.
FIRST CABlN. $50 and upward according to steamer
and location Of ON. SECOND CABIN outward. $50
saI go. prep a. 40 EERAGE. SO. PETER
WIGHT 4 SONS. Genera, Agents. BOWLING
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y IBLOS.
~ 1 b Los.
TONIGHT.
FIRST TINE.
EXACTLY As PRESENTED Ar
PORTE 81. MAKIIN TIlEAikE. pARlS.

FOKIE IT. NAhIIN HID ND 4NNIs.
DHILIIARMONIC SOCIETY OF y, J.
L FoKTy:EirNrH sEAsoN lsee ls.r ,......
THEODORE THOMAS ~ ~ ~ l LON.
Si<th public rehearsal. Friday. April IL, az p m.
SIXTH concert SATURDAY.. April T. at : T. NJ. 40 the
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
SYMPHONY Christmas oratorio Bach
soni,a minor orchsstrl, BY Theodore Thomas Bach
M sd l Lcsey den horuses ofaa Las
W. INF METROPOLITAN MUSICAL soClEri.
CONDUCTOR NIX. WIN. X. CHAPMAN.
SOLO QrAKrl.ITE
Mile CLEMFNCE DENERE Miss EMILY WINANr
Mr. FRANK HlEGLR . NJ NAA IRiNMANN
TlcNes TOR the Msirololta Opera during
the whole week, commencing Monday, April T. from
a. M TIL y. m. served .,nt, from p TO -.
AUG. ROEBBELlN. Secretary.
iOth.st. entrance VIII b. oucn for CARRIAGES
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- I[t, IOl; CALIFORNIA, JAPAN -
A,>.I'',,.. ~ VI ~Oi''lu AMERICA AND MEAICO.
'' ZION Ncy-York. pier foot 81 tannl-' y Il.
L,r San Francisco The Isthmus 81 Panama
.i.NlOl;r sails TAursdsy ,NEril 10 noon
From san Francisco. Isl anu bifllitA Sts-'
W For China and Japan.
.,r,- al. pro ms TA\iIl,p -ll> Arrl 20. j.
u - ,r. n,-.,re and general information apply u
co,,,,t,. olil,a ON the pier. foot OF tanal-st y X
co"'p"'' '' A. 1 Kt-ILAN, General Superintendent:
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financial! Alcctlnas.

THE ORIENTAL BANK,
NFW-YORK. March 81. 1890
~ HE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors
and inspectors u Election Tor the ncSt ensuing year
Will De held III" Banking House. To- Bowciy. on
Monday. April H. 1890 The polls win be open from
II TO Il O'Clock. NELSON q. AYRES. Cashier.
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II lOpO. lIsFOE n \TTEINL FOR STEEL

L lorS FgN IN, -. ~,..s tEINNvynn'' CC,,iII
F0RNI> -Mar,9 10 800 - ad pron' a.. l''o'',,
.a iran, .ro al Tho Mar Island lazy fai - n' op'1
April H. $50 ull Pee ror",ri - NJ, ti,,,n OF
untn !. o''o noon. Apli !, ls;' an, ',v r Il'S
Na,s Yard ~ COS pound -'ocl r''' TO i"ng, ,."
bar 80 pound ,.r..nr- % --i ponnl t,,,,,
'or ~ proposal VIII d. fnri n'i "n 'ni I'D ,
p,,r.,u liz. G.nu,ndan. Nrr' Island or ihr NhN. ray
Oncc san Trlnr..co. al. ih" material M",, !" ''i
cas-, fnrr io H. Navy s'2"da and l''' ' "'n.'
,rtiont ..r,,- thr RIGHT waive defect or &" roget
", ,u hid. not deemed advantageous :" ir GOV rfi-
",c.t JNN.S FULTON Payna-tcr'"n'rai- l. :. Navy.
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J.. 7. DARNUM and j. A. BAILEY, equal owners

IIlppodromc Triple Circus, Double Menageries.
. Elevated S.ages, Circus Rings, Horse FAR
Mystfying Illusions, Herds OF Elephants
. D. Of Camcls, Trained Animals, 30 Ponies
80 Circus Acts 800 Circus Artists, 20 clowns,
30 Kid.ls. p Chalioteers. 30 Aeria!ist,.
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DIED "Dr LINE OF STEAMSHIPS;
hTOH LAGUAYRA PUERTO CABELLO. CUEACOA
CORO AND MARACAIBO.
from Pier 80. East River. r =
s. NENEZt' Ella iu,-uay' nprh
SIS SaturJ'l, np.h 10
These American steamships specially but io tie trade
nave vcrv srucri or accommodate for uIsscnE Is:
" HOULTON. BLISS & DALinli,
General Managers. II Wall.st
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re AMERICAN PACKET CO.

1 EXPRl>~ SERVO !. between Ncw.l ofk. Southamp.
ton london PAR, Hamburg by the twin screw
-, acr- OF 600 tons and l.jcO 70 10 0oO horepower
COLUMBIA. April - May - June - July !.
AIcI-SrN VICTORIA MAY ] and % June 36 July 81
%OEMANNiA ...'.. june ;. July 3, July 81
REGULAR SERVICE direct 90 Hamburg.
H. - so o. u ADJ 10 eel r. 3 80 p M, Apr. Il.
s'csmer, lc,sr ron Hauburl D0cN- Hobokon. y. j.
snori,l rates for physician. the Berlin congress.
n nui NNf'HlCNN GTN'I. PASSAGE OFFICE,
p,rI,Ir CoNPAEY L. h. RICHARD 4 Co.
a nroadva v Y. l. 81 Broadway. y. Y.
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MADISON ''s tonflsas "a saePaae Of
SQUARE AUNT JACK.
THEATRE. 0----------------o
Mr.. A. VI. Palmer. ,.,, . ,-or,, .rt,,rc
solo Manager lOtIl 70 l'Vli liHto'
DALMEK'S THEATRE. 3 way and 3othst-
4 Evenings. 5 rs. saturday Matinee a; :
sir. THE Last
D'Oyly Cartc's cnxnni irpc Two Weeks.
Opera Co IN 'o.>poAii.i'.'' '----~
,iETROPOLlTAN OPERA HOUSE.
vi GRAND ITALIAN OPERA,
undor the direction OF Ne,,rs
HENRY J. ABBY ana MAuhl' T. ~ n.Ao, oo
THIRD and LAST Mi..-A but one 81 ue se'so"'
''"1"' Mae. hDrIINA PATTI
ponirct,Is oreri. .,.,,r,,,op
Nine. ADi.I.INN PATTI. BarD inost,r >ig Naroscsa'
chi Vanni CarLonnc. Niclttto and GUILE.
Tuesday evening, Aprl ;, g. r.vt-rrr
MN. Af.BANi, S's' i.-N' 4@A<-~~
,,ounod's opera, ,.e-
wcdn,s day cger!ng. Apsi ? Mann,
Nine. ADLLINA PAIIl
~ LINDA DI CHAMOuNIX
friday evening April II, 81, ,.yr,r,
Nine. NOKDItA, sig i'AN f-i'LA'
Mtlsrhrcg~ opera,
''''''' HAND FAITH MATINEE.
Verbs opera. r,.v,,m,
Nine ADELINA PATTI, Baurimclstcr, Claire, sig.
Del Pucnte Miglian D. Na,chctti and ct lI.i.E.
scat, Tor an, q performance, now sale AZ
I'm, Uox on,cc u ne Mciioloiian Opera House.
pieces II 30 -, - a. -, -. Boxes, Az and s0O
t..it li.U -. Family tlrclr, 81.
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THE GREATEST SHOW on EARTH.

Followed by Imre Kiralfys NERO, presented on .
huge stage 80 feet long with $3.50 600 worth OF macnh
costumes $5 900 worth Of scenery $4,000 worth o.
ancient amor accOutrement. animals, &c.
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- TATE LINE-BETMEEN MN MANA lUKh'
- GLAs@oW ANp MoXLLt ,L9 y p2ND n
70 LivEErooL LoNboN,, DUBLIN, S.
STATE OF NEBRASKA .Thlrsda' Apri ~. pp,i ~
tabln passage s35 u $50 dns 70 locaton o stat
Excursion tickets. f6j 70 $50 Strcragc Tickets u
and nom al uarts u Europe a. lowest rate rom Pr,
and passage apply 10 AUSTIN BALDWIN GO GsneIai
Agents, SO Broadway y. Y Seerage ONCE Il broau"S'
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MAKING THE MOST TREMENDOUS EXHIBITION
On EARTH

TWO PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY AT AND PM.
Doors hour earlier
Admission TO all 80 cents children under years, -
cents reserved II prsa:" boxes. @l2 sin2" bN
81. secured IN advance at box Oicc the
grounds and at
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Royal Family Of England and People Of Europe.'

Presented precisely the In every detail as IL va
produced in London, where it asonished amazed and d.
lighted the
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n Nv I,TV r0R Cl-lN MD MEAlDO.
From Pier, Us and Il J.. H' d. . y, ~; 49,, q
~r,c,pt Uayana and Sa-uI o.. W '" Apf =
ILL., nv, .,, lla,.. plo-r 40 'anprrhc 90
SARATOGA Havana aud Cartrnas W a., Api. 10
SANTIAGO, Comm. ..... 1hur~.. ADril 10.
Ior nartcuar,. m.lght " Ias,a.lLn .lhN 70, q.
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REAL ESTATE.
p,-S1NESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Ncw.york. SATURDAY. April 8, 1sy0
xas transacted at the Exchange ana Au0'oi
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ACTUALLY 200 PEOPLE ENGAGED.

REPRESENTATION OF ROME in the lST CENTURY.
Nero's Triumphal Entry Religious Rites,
Ancien: Cel tn0ne>. Christian Martyrs,
Tie Dawn of Christianity.
Taboaus. Pag'ant- Professions Street scenes, Dances
Contests. CoDtat>. Soldiers Guards. Priests slaves,
Vcstsl VII gins, tap'iNes Dancers, ,radiators,
Wlc>tcls. AcIoaa.s. Ancient weapons,
Banners, Arm0r, Historic Costumes,
&c
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NJ" RON, Pi,r 40. Nof,A t.lltr
FAST 'TNPlI.~> NAIL rfkN l..
po.t,l, Ann = ) -. ln. Aufy..i..-.. Ma. D. p III
h.',ri, ,rr - II Soa ID. Bothnia MAY :. 50 a. III.
wa Hpr TO- 30 4. n n,r' N Nav T. Il a a
''r r. ,.-i'. .l,I and upward intetiiria'', $50.
s,.or,- ,cs,t, 10 and all part, OF hnfo' az Nry
o.; ~ FOR freight and passage apply to tAc company
'.r..., rlp fiu- Green. y rN-l ora.
'"'''' Nrf.p.lN HltDWN < CO.. 'f'H'r' .NN'"e''
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SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL IL, AT O'CLOCK.
IN THE LARGEST TENTS EVER MADE.
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THE OVERDUE sTEAMEE.


A Broken shaft Puts the State 81 Cali
form Under Sail.
San FRAxcIsea, Jan. IA dispatch from
Bowenis landing on the coast north OF this
port, states that the steamer State Of Cali
foFnaa. which is three days overdue here,
vas eff that place at o'clock this morning
with her shaft broken.
A tug has been sent from San Francisco
to Bowen 70 tow the steamer here. The
accident happened on Monday afternoon
and since that time she has been proceed
ing slowly under sail. All ON board are
safe.
The State Of California crossed the Co
Iumhia river bar and put 10 sea AZ about 5
o'clock sunday afternoon. The weather
was rather rough during the night, bat on
the following day the steamer made good
time on her regular course 10 san Francisco
until p. m, when ne shaft suddenly
broke Just forward OF the stern post, en-
tirely disabling her propell3,g power The
vessel was about thirty miles from shore at
the time, and Captain Ackiey at once
ordered sail hoisted and took southwest
efly course, continuing the same all day
Tuesday until the vessel was about seventy
miles of shore and $50 miles from San
Francisco.
Next day there was not enough wind TO
give steerage way, and the stesmer merely
drifted about. Finally boat was sent
ashore to telegraph for assistance The
tug yigIlant was sent from here this after.
noon to tow her in. The revenue cutters
Rush and Corwin are already searching.
and may hase her in tow before the tug
reaches here. She is expected 70 arrive
here tomorrow morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-04
STRUCK on AT LAST.

A PennsyIyanfa Dutchuan Proves Too
Much for Several Practical Jokers.
When the oil excitement spread from
Pennsylvania 10 OHIO, a German near
liverpool began to sink a well in his back
yard Ali the work was done BY hand
power, and his drills were OF the cheapest
make. He ham mered away for week after
week and month after month. until he was
pretty near the roof over China. Then a
feew OF us planned to give him a surprise
and make life worth the living. or 81 least
a few hours of it. We got gallon of crude
Cd and poured ii into and around his well.
ia which the drills were still at work, This
was done at night, and next morning when
we got around there, according to agree
ment, Hans Was sitting on bench, arms
folded, and his pipe alight,
what Struck it at last2" exclaimed
one Of the boys in great establishment.
'sYaw, I haf struck her, was the calm
rersy.
graazllate YOU.
We all shook hands with him. got down
and tasted the oil and inspected the well,
and finally one OF the crowd inquired:
Hans, do you want To sell out 2''
eXaw, sell out, was the complacent
rejotnder.
"Well, We are here to buy if we can get
satisn actory figures. You know as well q
we tAo that your well win probably prove a
hummer II promises at least thousand
barrels day"
'sMeype two tousand. said Hans.
'sWho san sav7 Now, then. give us your
lowesa cash figure, right oil, quick. We
want lhe well only. You can still have
your house. What's your fgure?'
Veal. take feefty dollar"
WHAT"
s'Vhas she too high Yhell / make 1t
$40. Tot pays for my tools and makes me
all right"
why. man do you mean that you only
ask $40 for this ,0o0-harrel old well ?"
dot vhas who mean. and il she vhas
too high | make it ife dollars less. Shall
We make oud some papers 2"
And we had TO back square down and
back out Of that back yard, feeling that We
had beeai left As the matter turned out,
the veil would have been dear At 80 cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-04
Juneau~raphs.
Juneau city Alaska Mining Record.

IBneau City "a Alaska Mining Record
Last Tuesday an Indian policeman cap
tured hoo-chi-noo still below the mouth
OF sheep creek and arrested the distiller of
the vile decoction, who now laagaishes in
jail.
The expectation OF saited halibus from
this place bids fair to develop into an sx-
tens3ye industry within the next few years.
The schooner Alice sailed from here on the
I'D OF last month for Seattle with a cargo
of that commodity.
Henry States and Thomas Kearnan. the
discoveries of the Sunnyside silver lead.
returned from there last saturday. These
gentlemen have been engaged IN opening
this property for The past few months.
They report everything looking well and
express the faith that ii will yet devotion
into good property.
Alaska has been more than a wear with
out a term OF csaust. which fact sas the re-
suit az the depl0rahle and uncertain eandl-
ton Of Marshal Atkins accounts with the
government The loose and careless man
TER in which he conducted the affairs Of
his office has delayed justice an3 kept men
confined ia prison. ia soaae instances.
nearly year awaiting trial To the credit
Of Judge hestiey ~ il said Ne put forth
every effort 10 secure the neeesz Ary funds
Eith which 70 hold a term Of cuarf, bat the
department. refused 10 remit Cor rhe reason
Indicated aksaYe