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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
GOVERNMENT LANDLoCATED: MAPS SHOW
" ing u S. land; graded within 50N1Oo miles:
So single townships soc ill McAliister. mr24 BIS
CtO6O 1884 ACRES; 5 MILES FROM TOWN
DfAOO. OF Los Gatos; OH main county road; n
mile from Postoice and school-house: all plant ed
out IN French prunes and table grapes Csauyignon
vert aud white pinot: good hard-inished house;
$1,000 to build: barn and winery: water piped to
house and barn; beautiful view OF valley and sea-
Inquire A. BERGMAN q Co, Los Gatos. Cai.24 %
ctn ACRES-UNIMPRoYED 10 MILES FROM
OtU Anderson and railroad. in Shasta County;
well adapted for fruit of all kinds: gently rolling,
but can all be cultivated; open oak timber; be
irrigated at small expense: close to store and Post
office: $40 per acre; will exchange for city or Oak
$25 per sacre-3oO acres IN Sacramento Valley.
near Redding: fronting railroad: thrifty Swear
orchard Of 1900 trees show what the land will pro-
duce: house: large barns; this is superb fruit
growing section: will exchange for city or Oakland
$25 per acre-l40 acres OF fine fruit or grain
land; miles from Cottonwood; all level and In
Francisco.
s45 per acre-4oo acres of the choicest river
bottom land in the State; bounded by the 'Sacra-
mento River and S. 7. II. r.. in Shasta County, all
fine land; in cultivation; worth 800 per acre;
w. POPE, $50 Market St mr22 st SuTuTh
1O-ACRE TRACT OF FINE FRUIT LAND IN
" the celebrated Bartlett pear belt, near Auburn
Placer County: $25. $50 aud 81 pr acre; So
monthly; no Interest; no taxes JACOB HEYMAN,
$50 Market st. mr22 tt SGTurh
81 ACRES NEAR S. r.. s2700; $3.50 CASH:
= bal. years NoRTHUP, 235 Kearny mrlO II
G7DS0 OR EXCHANGE-42 ACRES, RICH,
I'd ACO sandy loan. in the famed San Joaquin
Valley; at station partially in bearing fruit: I'M
provements could not be duplicated for less than
/ price in city. MARK LANE& CO.. Is Post t.22 It
e0 ACRES OF RICH HILL LAND BEA UTIFULLY
w situated: 20 minutes drive from Haywards; an
everfowing stream; over $1,000 worth Of wood:
good barn aud stable. cow and colt; make offer;
must be sold. MARK LANE Il CO., Is Post.mr22 1t
L'OR SALE-S1700; GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
i in Calistoga, Napa County, CAL: store nicely
fitted up; low rent one of the best corners: doing
good cash business; more than the full value in
sight. For further particulars apply to G. w. JOHN
son, Calistoga, Cal. mrl9 1t
GAN RAFAEI4-FoR SALE OR TO LET. FUR
~ nshed, handsome cottage OF 8 rooms, with a
large kitchen, lanndry-rooms, closets and cellar;
also carriage-house and stables, chicken-yard and
house: good fower-garden, including acres OF
land; within five minutes walk OF the West Eud
Railroad Station, N. z. Coast Railroad. Apply to
ISAAC JESSUP. on premises. or to THOMAS Nj.
QUACKENBUSH, 5I1 Jackson ST.. $. +. mrl9 7tS
IRVINE d KLEIN OF UKIAH, DEALERS IN
i all kinds Of town, FARM ranch and redwood tim
Der property investigate titles; attend to any busl
ness placed IN their hands for nonresidents; refer
enees to any responsible citizen or firm In Mendo-
cino County. Cal. se3 u
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MACHINES.

CyEWING- MACHINES FOR SALE AND RE
- paired. W. b. HIGGINS. 200t Market ST. feS u
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old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT SEND
" your old gold and silver by mall to the old aud
reliable house of A. COLEMAN Al Third ST., San
Francisco: / will send by return mali the cash: il
amount is not satisfactory Will return the gold ~
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
- 53S kearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds watches: low interest DEL II
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ATTORNhYs-AT-l4Aw.

Al YICE F3EE DIVORCES A SPECIALITY;
~ quickly. quietly, legally fee after divorce; pro-
bate Insolvency. collections, etc; all courts law
ONCE. Il. w. HOWE & Co., rs Kearny ST. felS II
CLARA FOLTZ, ATTORNEY-Al-LAW- PRAC-
Otices State and Federal courts. 40 kearny IL ON
NJ, ARMSTRONG, AUTHORITARIAN 33 O.
- Montgomery st--RIns. 1921, Telephone 52l7.ly
NTAGLE & NAGLE. A TORNEYS-AT-LAW 81 &
IN Montgomery St, Rooms to l. fel5 Sm
JENNINGS & HUBS, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAw
y $50 Pine ST., Rooms 49 and 50. fell u
A DYICE FREE; SPECIALITY, DIVORCES; uIi-
~ tanned quietly and quickly; collections. etc f.
ENGLEY. Attorneys Assn. IL Kearny ST felD q
- A CROTHERS. ATToRNEY-Ar-LAW. % b,
II. Clay 81. nos II
IA w DAVIDSON ATroRNEY-AT-LAW, III
w California; Rnnms ~ 5: alivlre trea % :,
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l xFKEss BUSINESS: 2 TEAMS: WORK
J. hJuses: owner called away; buy at your
own price; shall sell FIRST bid. Inquire OF T. J.
O'BBIEN, 1921 Market st. mr23 pts
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ca AGROCERYAND BAR-PARrNER WANT
tU1OO. ed ia one Of the best corners: more
than fun value in Sghi sells at sacrifice to secure
good m2u; pays $50 per month to cleik; prefers
partner 20 hired help; experience not necessary:
viii teach good man the business; has splendid
traGes store handsomely fitted up: cheap rent:
never Such bargain; well worth $3.50: do not miss
This; you wlll never get another like It. See GEO.
STEWART, 1875 Kearay St II
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G56O 1oo1l2o; COR. UNIVERSITY HOME
$500 = Wool St, near Cortland ave-: on INSTALL
mentS
$l2OO-4ox6o Virginia ave, only 200 feet from
Mission ST.: level and ready TO build on.
Mission st.
$l4OO-2sxl00: cor. Chenery and Miguel sts:
Cheney Sc Will soon have an electric railway now
is the time to buy.
corner for grocery; street work done
$250o-May be less: 25xll4: 27th ST., near Guer-
zero; nearly neE bow-window cottage, rooms
$30o0-2U160 to rear street: Harrison St, bet. 7th
aud sth; neat 2-story house; rooms; street ac-
$3250-2511l4: sunny sideyaiey st.,nr. Guerrero.
modern Z-story house; rooms and bath; all I'M
s6oo0-3ox9o: handsome business corner; only
block from Market street.
T5350-2Ox122:6; Capp ST., near l9th new house,
rooms bath: all improvements; terms easy.
$550O-27 6xl1O; Webster ST., near Halght: cosy
cottage, rooms and bath.
SSOO0-32x52: corner Powell ST.: buildings,
and 3 stories; rent $50; both streets accepted
MIDDLETON SHARON Established lS49) Real
Estate Agents and AuctloneerS, ~ Montgomery
street mr22 SuTulh3t
RUY YOURSELF A HOME AND PAY NO MORE
We build and sell continually nice, comfortable
and solid cottages of 4, and rooms, bathroom.
washstand stationary wash-tubs. wood mantel
with mirror, patent locks. electric bell, brick
foundation. stone sidewalk stone bukhead with
iron fence. fine high light basement aud all modern
improvements, nice healthy location on Noe and
Elizabeth sts., bet. 23d aud oath sts., one block
from Castrostreet cable; Noe is nice wide street:
both streets accepted and severed; this part
OF the city improves very rapidly: good neigh
borhood; cheap. TO different prices and II desired.
only $500 or more cash, the remainder In monthly
lnstaments, same as II paying rent.
We also build you house 10 SUIT You, according
to your plan, our your lots. with the same
conditions; plans and specifications gratis all work
guaranteed to be OF the best quality many years
experience: reference given. Ii. PFARRER, Car
penter; A. r. PFARRER, Architect; b. PFARRER
q son. Contractors aud Builders, NV. cor Dolores
and 2lst SITS. mr24 81
E'oR SALE IN EASY PAYMENTS EQUAL TO
Il rent-Two new 2-story houses, just completed,
half block from cable-oars: also two and room
cottages, In fine neighborhood with all modern
improvements; terms to suit. Apply to l.. LAND
LEB, owner and builder, Is Montgomery st. mia II
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DAKE CHANCE; On ACCOUNT or DISAGREE
u meut OF partners Will sell Immediately finely
fitted up saloon, private rooms attached; splendid
location; good business. Address Sacrifice, BOX
1s2. CALL i3ranch Office. mr23 3uS
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FURNIrURE FOR SALE.

4 GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
y complete with furniture, carpets. stoves, cur
IaIns, blankets, pictures and mirrors cash prices,
on easy inStailmeuts: small deposit NJ. FRIED
MAN q cos largest instaiiment house on the
Coast, 225 and 80 STOCKTON aud 237 Post St; open
evenings; prompt attention paid 10 country orders.
n Ew CHAMBER SETS or : PIECES Sl5 CASR
~ or iustallment WILEY BROS. 93l Mission. u
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nISHWASHEK AND DRAINER-LATELY
u patented; just what hOusekeepers have been
wanting FOR years; washes all kinds OF dishes;
simple, durable, practical; State right for sale,
would exchange Tor improved city or country real
estate. Address L. A. b.. 14lS Twenty-hith St,
Alameda, Cal. mrl7 cod TT
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RIO LEASE - LARGE LOT, WITH IMPROVE
i men,s on Seventh ST.. bet. Harrison and Bryant.
suitable for manufacturing purposes. Apply z. w.
SELBY. New Montgomery st. mr2l ITS
TOR TERM OF YEARS; EAST SIDE OF DO
II loros, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth, 25x100;
Minna St., bet Seventh and Eighth. lot 20x69;
Boy ce st. side. $50 feet north OF Point Lobos
ave-, 5Oxl17. 81 Post, Room 6. mrl2 lat
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DAYING RESTAURANT FOR SALE; SACRI-
1 fee; trial given. Apply 9l9 Missioy st. mrs 3t*
G.ISO PRODUCE AND VARIETY-STORE:
N ,(O. sold at sacrifice l3l7 Mission 81. q 3ts
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CARPETS.

THE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
10 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier TO any
part OF the city the Bulletin IS the best oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast:
orders By pOstal-card or otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery
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l. OR cry, CONFECTIONERY
] store: At one OF the principal stations on local
road. Apply 1910 seventh ste, Center Station, Oak
Ian mr23 IT
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4 ROAM HORSE. APPLY TO n. BATTEATE
II Harbor View. mr22 St.
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J-OR SALE-WHOLE OR ONE-HALF OF WHOLE
! s.Ie and iobbiHg hay and grain business: eStab
lisheu over . years. Address a. l. r, Box "a,
CYL Eramch once mr23 3tE
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G7OO SALOON; REALLY WORTH sl4Oo;
- 4 w. good stock: handsome fixtures; card
rooms: billiard table Included; side entrance:
plD IS two bar-keepers. WALSH Il BROWN. S65 u
MARKET 81. mr23 3tF
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G.G00 AND UPWARDS.
tNDOU so beautiful lots in the Potrero.
80 minutes walk from the City Hall.
Is minutes walk from the Pacific Rolling Mills.
minutes walk from the rope-walk.
10 minutes walk from the Sugar Refinery.
Is minutes walk from the Union Iron W orkS-
On line OF the proposed electric road enchanting
view: fine soil; no drifting sand; beyond doubt
cheapest lots In Francisco day; certain
profit of at least so per cent within the next two
years
Gail send for maps.
MCAFEE, BALDWIN 4 HAMMOND, 10 Mont
gomery st. nrl7 / uThSuU
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GJO OOO LARGE CORNER LOT ON nth ST,
10 lC.OOO. M. Howard: size 5OII 42 IS with an l.
3Ox59 % and improvements; renting for about So
6. II. UMBSEN q CO., Il Montgomery st.
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II sOld NJ Uargd q. Apply New western Mar
ket Fillmore 81, near Bush Inr24 ~
IJoK sALK-2 NEW DKLIv EKY- WAGONS;
L fiHe business bugges; l phaeton good new;
all at cost. IO2 Golden Gate ave. mr24 Il
IA ANTED-BUY OR HIRE CART ADDRESS
" 72lIe Valencia 81. mr22 rs
CECUND-HAND HUGHES WAGONS CARTS;
- e1press-wagon. nearly new. ! 40 Folsom ST. 20 T.
CECoN D-HAND WAGONS OF ALL KINDS FOR
= sale; cheap ia HARRISON near seventhm7 Il
iOE SALE-MlSCELLANEo
TTRST-CLASs sTEREOPTIC0N LANTERN,
Il with gas bags slides and everything complete;
for sale very cheap. Address or call On ROCKS,
22212 Fulton st. mr24 6tt
DEsTAURANT. CHEAP RENT: GOOD PLACE
Ii for man and wife. AZ Spear street. mr24 7tt
90 INCHES BY IL TT HORIZONTAL BOILER;
> u now running; must be removed; very cheap.
Address Boiler, Box 90, CALL Branch once. ~ 81
GAS FIXTURES AND PLUMBING VERY
VI cheap HUFSCHMIDT BRO, 1877 Clay. m22 II
TOR SALE : IN BERKELEY. GROOM COT
Il tage; lot 50xl2O; cash monthly instalIments.
Address J. j.. Box 120. CALL Branch Office. 81 Ats
GLooP FOR SALE ALMOST NEW; PRICE
Alameda. mr2l 7t'
LICYCLE-NEw $3.50 SAFETY; PRICE s75.
ID 329 Golden Gate ave. mrIS Inns
LoR sALE-sLooP BUILT IN 1884; LENG ri,
- IT.; breadth, ga IT.; depth, 3.S IT: new
sails and running gear; plenty Of running ropes;
good cook stove; good anchors and chains:
and boat-hook; heavy compass; good small boat,
bridge city price $500. Apply board. mri8 rs
JrRESH MICH COWS FOR SALE CHEAP. AD-
Il dress HENRY J. SEGER, Sunol, Cal. fe24 I'm
TOOLS AND HARDWARE. AT LOWEST RATES.
L Spear st, near Market. fel5 Pm
CHEPARD'S FOOT AND POWER LATHES
- planners, drlI-presses. 667 Mission st. se27H
CAFE SCALE. LETTER-PRESS, STORE-TRUCK
~ aud money-till, cheap. l02 Clay ST. AUS II
CECoND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS
y shafting. pulieys. betting. water pipes etc. Mo
kTOSH WoLPMAN. 1877 Beale s.. de4d
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avrsryryrs FOR ATLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic CITY. y. j.. Jan. 81 Spccal).-Cnder 'o'a
capitalization Of $4,000 the Atlahtc Nm"sc''o"'
Company has been incorporated here iof III" purpose
Of establishing "A gigantic system oil amusement HWY
tie, for Visitor, u this wlurr resort ~ "'"'
I,I,a1olnbi, canitoli.ts are Interested I'm the enter
misc In comuany with General sewel who has signed
a lease for bir tract Of land in the Inlet district lhe
prolnot.r Of the scheme James '. Laierty, VINO i
the comrany's president. He is the man VINO Uu'''
the White Elephant at south Atlantic CITY. the me''
novel Of the devices to be constructed Is ng VIM WIN,
The rus ~ rhch are now being formed. THIS whalr
viii dash around pond dive into It's depths, sOruns
and -uoutnc a. II moves about In realistic manner
n rll bay capacity for carry Ing thirty passengers
In n. interinr Another great attraction VIII De u
lofy toboggan slide. In the centre OF thc wHoe TaoS
viii be a frame donkey, which VIII rival III u''e"'o'
Concy Islands cIlalt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01

y. III. Oh MONDAY, snould not meet iii tha' mum
Agreed 10. .,.,,
The Publications Appropriation bill Wa then MI
up: but II laid a>iJ" INF ITmly. and pension Dl
the calendar proceeded with. There Wy
10 bills passed. among = EN- BIZ, giving p;Al NJ vi
$50 month 10 the widows If General Buell., N'ti 80
starkweather major Gordon of the 9Th Cavalry ,em
cIT PclOu~c. Lieutenant CDlouc! Lec. B.l-tiIci-'
cra Abraham Duryce AMI General Edward J. 49,
Also the HOuS. bill granting pension OF 9loV ="
mO>ih 10 General Franz Sgcl A..
The mes axe Of The President In relation 20 M
vacancy created by the death ~ the secretary o. inc
Treasury laid before the , nate. rad, anu IL
ferrcd 10 the Committee Fna.'.c. A.,
Mr. Edmunds gave notice Of an amendmcnt ~ w ~,
Diplomatic Appropriation bill, to enable the Preslu' III
make engagements for Geographic c0minuhlcatTn
between the United states and the Hawaiian lsiipuS
for II period Of not less than fourteen years, anu dP
propriatng S3.OOO,OOO therefornot more than T2oo'
900 10 be expended In any one year.
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FISH. THE MURDERER. RESEyTENCED

Canandaigua. " v, JAM 3l.-Frank FISH, tne NUT
derer. was sentenced by Judge Adams, to-day, 10 %
ovacuo, M Auburn i'm the week beginning March %.
Fish arrived at this place from Auburn on the O'Clock
train this morning, accompanied by Warden DurS'on'
and was Immediately taken TO the Jail lie was
smiling and looked we'll There was large crowd
at the depot to him. and he recognized and spoke
TO several former associates. At l. O'Clock he was
brought the courtroom by the officers, ana ater
the usual preminares. Judge william II. Adams re-
sentenced Fish About 500 persons assembled IN the
courtroom to hear the sentence. AS the prisoner
passed out he shook hands with his father ana baAe
him last good-by.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01
AMENDMENTS TO THE NAVAL BILL.

Washington. Jan Ex-senator Doph to-day reported
favor,bN from the Naval Committee amendment
proposed ~ the Naval Appropriation bill providing
$4,000 tO enable the President to sounhin-- t.
be made between san Francisco and Honolulu To
determine the praccabillty of laying cable between
those points.
senator Doph also reported avorihy from the same
committee his proposed amendment apprOpnatbl6
$500 900 for the establishment Of coaling and repair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01
HE SLAPPED THE POLICEMAN on THE BACK

Policeman Charles d. Adams, Of the Prince ST. SQUAD.
IS to be placed on trial before the Commissioners on
charge Of brutally clubbing Lawrence Murray
Iaborcr. of Vandam-st., on Wednesday night. Murray
saws he rlstook Adams for a friendly Policeman anu
greeted him with friendly sap Oh INC Ua'N ""en
49, - him nm the street Adams turned on
lin an and cu5bed him soundly inhcting an ugly scalp
wound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01
THE Jrnru KNEW WINE WHEN He TASTED 1T.

TIIE JTIFTE ''1-'|3
The two walters Daniel Fisher and Frederick Nag-
ner arr ,cd early yesterday morning for selling WING
at the CarMencita ball, were airalEheo pcio'"
Ford Al the jefferson Market Police Court. fl'h'r
AID 4, ,vas cider ne sold anu not Wine Policeman
James f. IIussey produced the bottle, ana Fisher Ill
listed that il was cider Justice Ford gazed nqurhsN
at the bottle for moment, and then said we VIII
soon find out. know wine. Bring me corkscre"
and a glass
The articles required were produced ana thc corn
WAS drawn II came ont with "A real champagne pop
generous glass OF the liquid tlyn poured INTO 'ho
glass and Justice Ford raised II 10 his lips As ne -.
the glass down he declared WIN enpnasIs, ,o t',I
GOOD vine Then he held Fisher and Wagner Tor trlai
in default Of 800 bail each. Two other w,h'ers a
rested on the same complaint were disoh"rsou'
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,rPnrBED HIS ADOPTED DAUGHTER.

Nashville Tenn. Jan. 3l.-rhe jury in the Mary
Dolan case concluded their Investigation last nisht
when they presented TO Coroner Theodore Kramer
~. following verdict " We find that Mary Ann Dolan
sa,,o - her death from a blow on the head de-
,,,or,d with a hatchG', which was in the hands VI
roL, Moran on the night OF January 20, 1891 This
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OWE CHILD KILLED. ANOTHER INJURED.

Florence Hmmclbach seven years olu' lcli o"' VI %
window Of her home on the NTH iioor o 'iio
bouso M % Rivincton.,t yesterday and was killed
As Harry steIncrwalt six years old, was playing IN
front o, his home at No. 80 East Fynlnth-st yes
tcriav he was run by horse and wagon anu qIo
of his legs broken ne VA Sel.l ~ ,i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01
ARREST OF A COUyTERFETTER.

c, Iouis Ian. 31.-James Hand was arrested al
Webb Ciy. Mo-. yesterday charged with counterfeit
ing. lie admitted his guilt to United states ConmiS-
sIoncr Perkins, and locked up 10 await uo
action OF the United States District Court az Kansas
City. A set of mouids were folhd III MS r"o'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01
r,pr n,vp MD RARoMErRIc CHANGES.

ttsburg, Jan. 31.-At II meeting Oh uic I''''""' .
District miners Yesterday steps taken to secure
aid for the Mammoth Mine sufferers, ana 10 enforce
rigid mining rules in this State. one section oi 'hclr
demands was that barometcrs be used IN mines, ~ cA
perience in England has shown that the hro uuihp Is
more likely to spread and explode with low Darohi
cter than at any other time THIS theoiy rs i ,
borne ont by the fact that the great Eastern s1oIt
caused a low barometer here. which was followed by
the Mammoth Mine explosion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01
ro>.n prnrNpTroNs YESTERDAY.

WASHINGTON Jan. 3I.-Thc amount Of II per cent
honda redeemed today was S3Io.7CO making the total
10 date so o0j.90o.
In view OF the fact that the Treasury Depar'ihe'
viii ~ closed or Monday. the first purchase Oh '"N'
bullion for Tie month Of February VIII not ~ ln"1o
uhtil the following Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01
CHILL AND THE INrERcoNuNENTAL ROAD.

Wa.hington Jan 3I.rGhc Bur,au OF American lie,
pul,c- furnishes Information that the hepuOno "a
chill has paid ler share oi the COST Vi "i'H'"s Wv
Intcrcontincntal Railroad survey 10 ra''l0A Ho'N'
United States Minister AT Santiago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01
HUMAN ftAlR

The leading house for strictly fine hair goouS' law
signs none better lower IN price. I'D white human
Choice superior fine duality OF gray anu
hair. AZ Ny
WIGS AND ToUPEE" .,,to,
, ,no, 800 vide ,erutation for their perfection
In every detail - climbing. o coloriny
I'm any attended to by expert aihs,o
Catholics de l,uiDne, superior Vo'''N ~ w.
Call for a sample bottle gratis. . -, 'ortoise and
The latest European novelties N r assottmect Ola
Amber Shell Goods, Hfhc "'''
shell repaired like new ,o~eoN
e3Y BROADWAY 'SHi' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01
ACCOUNTS or THE WAR OF 1912.

washington. Jan. Ex-senator Daniel to-day pro
po.ed AN amendment the Indian Appropriation DID
nprrorrilnng - 900 for the rc-ettement OF the
,rr.,uof. Of tho stute, OF Ncw-loFk. Pennsylvania
Delaware. Virginia aud south Carolina aAd baIt.
t.nr,, ,tt Oh account II advance, made bF tlehi III
lie w.tr of 1872.
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TILE NEW CRUISER NEWARK ACCEPTED.

Washington. Jan. 3l.-The Secretary Of TN Navy
today formally accepted tho cruiser Newark. and or
dered That she be put In commission nj Philadelphia
OF MOnhaN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01
A PLACE WHERE TRADE IS
ALWAYS GOOD.

We are very busy spring and fall
because everybody seems to want Fur.
niture then, and of late years we are
busy in the dull months, because the
bargains of leftover discontinued pat
terms must 60, even if prices drop to
cordwood rates. The economical shop
per just now tries to make up full
housekeeping outfit out of the REM
nants, and, while it is some trouble,
the saving is great.
GEO. G.. FLINT CO.,
Furniture Makers,
IOl, IO6 AND los WEST l4TH ST.
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THE SILVER POOL INQUIRY.
MORE TESTIMONY BEFORE THE COMMITTEE

TIVE CASHIER OF THE HANOVER BANK PAID
owENBY FOR NEWS OF SILVER LEGIsLA-
TIoN-HEDENBERG'S EFFORTS TO
GET INFORMATION THROUGH
WHITE Co
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BENEFIT FOR WORTHY OBJECT.
The Occasion of the Return Trip OF Lillian
Lewis to be Used for a Charitable
Purpose.

The opera house on next Saturday after
noon and evening has again the presence of
the eminent emotional actress, Lillian
Lewis, in her two celebrated plays, The
New Magdalen and Credit Lorraine, at the
matinee and nights performance respect
lively.
Manager Greenwall, instead of following
the usual custom at the close of the season,
of reserving benefit complimentary for
himself, has CONSIDERABLY arranged that
the half Of all tickets sold outside of the
box-office for the splendid entertainment
which will end this season, shall be donated
to the orphans home of this city. Not only
does the engagement warrant q full attend
ance of the best people, but the object
should also deserve a liberal patronage
Tickets viii be found for sale at the Ellis
hotel, with Mrs. Burchel fpostmistress),
y. B. Smith, cashier Merchants national
bank, ". h Ward, Pendery Bros. Hirsch-
fields cigar stahd on Main street, Edwards
music store, Howard fully P A Huffman,
Turner 5, Dingee and Mrs. German, Any
ticket sold as above will be good for the
matinee or nights performances, as may
be desired.
The superior attraction and the high pur-
pose of its auspices will no doubt bring out
an audience worthy of the intelligent and
generous portion of the community.