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The morning call., 1891-12-27
JAMES FOSTER.

James Foster. one of the old residents of
Contra Costa County, died at his home at
Walnut Creek yesterday morning. he had
ben resident of the county since 1857.
He was one of the owners of tile Contra
Costa Gazette. His funeral will take place
from his residence on Monday. and his re-
mains will be taken to Martinez for burial.
The morning call., 1891-12-27

WEsTPoRT. Dec. 26 "A dwelling at Kibe-
sillah, owned by Aaron Cooper and occu-
pied by James Orr. was burned last night
at 10 o'clock, The contents were a total
loss; insurance unknown. Orr's son was
the only person at home and was badly
burned. The family was at dance. Cause
unknown.
The morning call., 1891-12-27
Distress in the Stomach.

About two years ago my son was very much
troubled with his kidneys, and complained of ter
ribie pains in his back. 1 Hoods SarsapariIla
advertised and thought would have him try it,
lie took one and one-half bottles and the pains all
disappeared and he was completely cured. Shortly
after that was troubled with nausea, distress or
the stomach and bad taste in the mouth In the
morning. took bottle and 1t cured me- 1 p1ye
The morning call., 1891-12-27
Two Burglars Sentenced.

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 26.-In Judge Catlin's
court this afternoon James Kelly of Folsom,
indicted for burglary was sentenced to two
years AT San Quentin. Gus Armen, Gen.
victed If burglary, was sentenced to San
Quentin for five years. This will be his
fourth term in prison.
The morning call., 1891-12-27
Dismissed the Antinn

SANTA Rosa, Dec. Dc An order was
made this afternoon in the Rutledge- Craw-
ford election contest case over the Superior
Bench which recently came from the Su-
preme Court in Rutledge's favor dismissing
the action. No reasons for this move can
be aseertained as yet.
The morning call., 1891-12-27
Sending Out Circulars.

VENTURA, Dec. &c. - President Cannon
of the Farmers Alliance has been busy all
day sending out circulars TO the many
papers and Congressman opposing the issu-
ing of Nicaragua Canal bonds and warning
Alliance members not 10 sign petition to
that effect.
The morning call., 1891-12-27
Dosed Himself with Morpbtpc

Gustave Bughts who resides at ii Eley-
enth street, took dose of morphine yester-
day, and had to be taken to the City and
County Hospital for treatment. At a late
hour last night he was Still unconscious. 1t
is not known with what intent he took the
rnv
The morning call., 1891-12-27
Fast Eating

And irregular meals are causes OF Dyspepsia. which
Will soon become incurabe except by careful attep
ton to diet and taking reliable stomach medicine
like Hoods Sarsaparila. Read this;
The morning call., 1891-12-27

Or high or low. or rich or poor,
None would foul teeth or breath endure,
II they but knew how sure and swift
Was SoZODoST. that priceless gift,
In giving beauty. life and tone
To every charm the mouth can own.
The morning call., 1891-12-27

William McKinne Salmon. a native of
Ohio. aged 60 years. died at his home In
Napa yesterday afternoon very unexpect-
edly from heart disease. He was a pioneer
of the State and county. and was held in
high esteem. He leaves large estate.
The morning call., 1891-12-27
Steamsr Naarlr Suamnaa

VICTORIA (B. c., Dec. 26.-The steamer
Thistle, from the north yesterday. had a
narrow escape from a snoW-slide at
Gardeners Inlet, where 5000 or 10000 tons
came down. carrying all before it. When it
struck the water it lifted the Thistle out
of IL
The morning call., 1891-12-27

There died in this city at 1871 Powell
street yesterday a pioneer of California.
The deceased was Mrs. Maria L. Velasco.
who was born at the Preside Of San Fran
cisco on the 18th of December, 1927, she
being Ga years and days old at the time of
her death. The deceased was the mother of
several children. Her remains will be
taken to San Rafael for interment.
The morning call., 1891-12-27
Relations With Italy

NEW YORK, Dec. GA Rome special
says: The negotiations of Rudini with the
Government at Washington have progressed
so far that the Italian Government is about
to appoint successor to Baron Fava, Min
The morning call., 1891-12-27

PORTLAND, Dec. 26.-'The Union Pacific
is experiencing considerable trouble with
snow in Eastern Oregon. The train due
here this morning is 5nnwed in at Meacham
and will probably not arrive before morning.
The morning call., 1891-12-27
A BINS Queer weapon.

Edward Hanley, after partaking of good
meal last night in Third-street restaurant,
refused to ray, and In the attempted eject
ment that followed he threw a tumbler at
one of the mattresses, for which he was ar
rested on the charge of assault with deadly
WpapOn.
The morning call., 1891-12-27
A Beach Boulevard.

SANTA BARBARA, Dec. 26-The election
held here to-day on the question of issuing
ST0,Oe0 bonds to construct a beach boue-
ward was carried by large majority. The
vote stood 561 for and II against.
The morning call., 1891-12-27

There are many others whose lives have been
saved by the staff OF specialists at the CosmopoII-
tan Dispensary. Write TO o. y. Sayton. Niles, Cal {;
David Williams. 379 Shotwell street, Mrs Dow
ney. 21l Lily avenue, A. Jensen All Nina
street.
Consultation advice and thorough examination
free TO patients A friendly talk may save you
thousands of dollars years of Suffering and per-
haps your life. Young middle-aged or old men suf-
fertng from the effects of fOlIies and excuses
stored TO perfect health. manhood and vigor. Each
visitor seen'privately. and all communications
ceived in sacred confidence
Sufferers from rheumatism, Asthma. Consump-
ton, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Scrofula
Female Weakness, Deafness, any Sexual Diseases,
Lost Manhood, Malaria, Urinary Troubles. Piles,
Bowel Troubles, auy other disease, should call at
once. Low charges within the reach.oi ALL com
bined with the best medical and surgical skill.
Beware Of people who speak to you on the street
and try to induce you elsewhere for treatment.
They are employed by dlsreputabIe quaeks.
The morning call., 1891-12-27
Hoods SarsaparilIa

To the children and find ir is the best family med
cine ever knew Of 1 can recomm mend 1t {, nj,
families" MRS. MAGGIE MCKINNEY, HilIsbor ough
Oregon.
nos eod&Su
The morning call., 1891-12-27
He Embraced ReIininn

VICTORIA (B. c., Dec 26-The we'll
known Chief Shakes of the Rithlatah tribe
has embraced Christianity with all due
ceremony.
The morning call., 1891-12-27
AZ. CRAWFORD.


Modarum Crawford, an Oregon pioneer
of 1872 died at his home near McMinnyllIe.
Oregon, yesterday. of cancer of the throat.
The morning call., 1891-12-27

Intimate Relations Renewed.
Michael Shaughnessy was arrested for
battery yesterday on complaint of Theresa
Quinn, his divorced wife,
The morning call., 1891-12-27

Los ANGELES, Dec. 26.-The second game
of the All-California Apollo series to-day
resulted in Il victory for the home team by a
score Of II to s.
The morning call., 1891-12-27

The schooner Alexander arrived last night
from trip after seal and otter. She re-
ported six otter and ten seal skins, consigned
to III. Liebes 81 Co.
The morning call., 1891-12-27
Fire at Sacramento

SACRAMENTO, Dec. ga fire this morn
ing destroyed the barn of DIR. a. L. NC
Lain. Four horses were burned The loss
is $1,000; insured.
The morning call., 1891-12-27

injured. Some damage was done the nur-
sery stock. j. S. Garcia's barn was burned
last night; several horses and carriages were
destroypd
The morning call., 1891-12-27
STRUCK BY AN ENGINE.
An Unknown Man Knocked Into the River
and Killed

BATTLE MOUNTAIN New, Dec ga
light engine in advance of the overland
mail west-bound struck man on the bridge
over the Humboidt River. Ho fell thirty
feet, striking the frozen stream, and was
dead when found. The body was picked up
by the mail train, but nothing was found to
identify it. In the pockets was found
S76 RI
The morning call., 1891-12-27

Mrs. TAYLOR of Little Washington. Pa, is
known as the "Oil Queen" because she has
accumulated fortune of S3.0O0,OOO by per-
sonai Investments in the Richie County
fields.
The morning call., 1891-12-27

General Raymond Lee died yesterday in
Boston at the age of 81 years.
The morning call., 1891-12-27

very much troubled with
rheumatism In all my joints.
am a painter and deco
rator at 1918 Stockton
street. Though for years 1
have tried various remedies
none seemed to benefit me.
My wife a short time ago
sold several hundred empty
bottles, the contents OF
which L have taken without
good results. About three
months ago 1 began treat
ment at the Cosmopolitan
DlSpensary. and ] am happy
to inform you now that | am
completely cured. and feel
better in every way Than 1
have for years. May GOD
bless you.
lSIrnAd1 .ITSTO (ITORGT
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
REAL ESTATE.
,,.r,,,-c.-. ar THE ENCUA%CE.

l. IN
NIL. o, r..,thor and the valuable property offered
nv executors ard trustees at the Real E'tap' fAcii1c
Yesterday t'-cngcd the room with an eager c'o"" VI
bidder, Property aggrcr,ting $32o'Ooo was rcauiN
soId TIE most important property orcrei was J"
richard Y Ilarnctt 4 Co., icing Nos IL anu 40
r, ro,. ho,tor known a; Crooks lloiel tlc piol oh
which the property stands Is -; ;i, a., i,ou.irnt
st,,,tin,, nd ~ a re,tsardnt. 1t was sJ!i VIZ ~
,,otiatr ,o,sr>sion. The bidding .iA"'-d d. D,lu'
6 ,,I IN ,o 800. PHILIP FurlonE Wa we uu! II
'hc saiuc ou,:Onecr offered four lDt' az ANc"uc \
and seventy ,lr,,t., the property bcl- lVySD ''0
Kidding ran from $4,000 UP 10 F"o'oo"' i'"'' -
ho,'C and attic and basement frame dwelling
in onc-i,undred aud Fifty -nntst ana nuuuIoH ",
nn m . mi lot brought $500 from l.. i!cHlh' ~, ~
~, ~, ",I I 40 Iarh-ayc.. the W'sL sac. Dc'lS
Two fve,ofy br!ci rats on po' 3HA0O' SUM "'''0
foreclosure 10 L. = Baker lof fi' .,rod l,. ,d,l,,
A yarjoty of valuable property was 0tcrcu ny ;Nuiii
II miller 4 son on behalf Of the executors Oi otcptt
g. FottrraU NO > Chatham squarc l"o,ao.a ur,,h ,
May IoO3. for $500 per ahhH!l u' II 0nic ra!
from $4,000 up TO S5''oVo' "'''7o 80
tng % copo f Rose and Pearl st' being Nos G3 and
49, trc ana "a I11 Pearl st., !, tnrcc-,'oiy ana a,tc
building ON a lot l6JH1f; t'c p LII Gnn mn to
per ansam; The hediaE Iln was rIi c nytr Up
- Too NJ and i49 Fark Row a"e two story ana
attic frame buildings the oid nnmDG!, @ r In -'
Catlia. the entire plot is 3ON'i ana PFYu't1 "
. n,,,l 80 30 300 per annum. la-" expiring
Nav Irgl tie bidding start a az 9-oo'o anu ''" uP
~ S3i CO0 Il. Gutter the buyc:. - ,,
10 o,, drr, offered 40 245 West Fifty hftl-st
=, thrro story and mansard bIoWnst0ne dNtIhnE me
nroncrv is leased for ~ 900 per ahhdi lc DiuGils
rtrd ,t sl3 900 1nd ran up virOfOa,H 10 - 'W,
1tor rorlav VA. - bnycr NO, jil. jlj ana 5l3
rcst ihirty siyth-,t are two aud three story brirh
honses with brick stable in tle rear INC lg,' f np
10. a tbnv we're sold for - $50 each 70 J., trund
~ ioino1 ir offered 40. 4a1 Fast Forty yi.iih It.
y dvc,or donhlc brick tenement ir%Iur,hE lch'ai
"r about 80 400 per anuum: the bidull~ sIlrt'u ~
81 - 00o and ran Up to 10000. g. kimpc "a' the
buyer.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
rrcnrnrn NlnRTGNGEs

j.
AulI. Tbora- 20 / NuIpay. u ''th-'' lo'h'
BALDWIN \nua NJ. TO IIa.l~m saving, n1ni lots .
and g. map J. Valentine" t'iaiaa. y.1.. = no. .,
H1r1ctt. CathnfiEc, to Moor, cor ih''r'a.' anu
Wt~to.Ir,tcr ave.. . Nrtr,. rl't'.
Clyin,tp Bros 20 Abraham ~trrr- Moiioh-'' W
Bctfuri--t > NOR. G months, :'.''' 49, ~. .,,...
Gun. J.Lu. t. ! Thou., 90. l71-i--t Washington
'' tsn'roa. Ai,,aaFo. TO NcL Na'h, 97th.-t O.
Couuba-.aye. > ,,'f-. -4oo't. -
De- iAia.a. Itrl1a v to ! Haya, Il o3d-'t' coium-
r'e,,clS,n Julr~ 70 stewart p. al. eaayc,
e.or.ch Arthur 20 J. ! Eccaar lo', 2lG 20 ciS map
?scd5. X ,5 V'''n''"'' '-' '-'', '..'''' '.'.' '
Hul-tl Julia 10 l. >tm".tci. a!-''o. oi l7i.t-
IL .Ein Annie ~ to lei2ran' iad t'al S'Ina- Bank
II lith-st ~ dave 'caf -ld coo
McDonpla. T.ca, 70 !, smtI, "a 'i-;-,t % 3uay',
MGIl.r L5.ul. 10 Tmiyrant industrial sa,.nr, bank.
oirasv. John - y y and s1hu. .bau Building and Io1u
Association, Bfs'ov--t of J.Hn.n;-' i's'a!1'nt.
Pnce. George. to II Munea.'m 10. ne. nap Mo4nt
ianso@ sib'rt. to = Thomas, Aycnqc y, Of 18th.
i!o- nlhai solomon. to Ka,l,lach, 3-3 IA; l9th,
Eo,ia.l1I i.qac to "a. Eivcr e1yrr. Ia..i.u.l ~.
Mad.~,layo. 81 NJ 1.Sti-,t. Y"I.. +luouo.
Sanwoalor. Ilrari. to ). y swings L1Ih, oh.
avc. o. i9tl-.'. I yo-r. $4,000.
Thompson. Maria r to Il y Turner. 33 and 90
Frpc t,coic. a. Fugfant Irdia.rlr Sryncs Rlul:.
273 1nd - iud.ou't, and Sos = t. 8. Een'icl''.
Wc;ncr. William. t, p q Thomrs l3ith-st o Of
Wli'n+. TG9,aa, : ro tac orphans Home and a.rlum
Of T.. - ChlIch ~ aad lf3 :iI'Gou-1l., years.
100000
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
LnTrans arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL. STATION
fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York.
:, I'm cYLy nAILnoAp ST,TIoT, ~ rHE CEVa

LiTE cYLy RAILROAD STATION i; TFE CTVR
o Trains leave as follows; t.uc, syra.
oo ROh Da.a,tl aAd 1naoi, LIMITED. Due
az ChI-a.O a.. Ec&t day. ,.... r,a,ly exceu.
1880 4. VI. " 1srEIN DAY EXPRESS-D@iS eNN'''
1900 on-soUTHwEsTEGN vEsTIBTLiES LIN. LIN
llED-DLe Cincinnati 10 go, lnGianapoA' II 'i' - '
i:5o r VI %0kTH SHORE vEsTIBULiE3 LiMlIEDI 1 atS;
que at Detroit at 9;l5 q. Al, chicago r''' - ''
6:oU p. Mast WESTERN EXPREssr,lDgc chicago
e.aj 81 p. 0' Mll1liDIRo0&bAC& llli 0& AN6 M6NiEEAL Ex
7.3i &: .M.-BUFFALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
e.i5 i. MAST ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO En-
FEL.ss-Dpe Indianapolis ll:2o p m. neA' day' :"
fISrKl TLwPGEGm ToTGfHHKEEfS,IEI; HFdi "a; KtHso lGso
ul:lj D. - 80, 55 5 ?; NJ; aso ios 10 FVs. is
J, H. for Garrlse5s cwss: POM, :i5 III rs a n
rs e. 10 10 4 = 3 90 10 30 p III Il Is a. NJ 70 90
goon. 80, 90. 80. 90, 1925. 7;3o. l' D. m''
TR0Y-t745 oIo. 10 900 10 30 III Is a. mc - 90
u1ic& AsXo 80 q9 ~ is TO- Il 10 &c. 50
a. M. 100 noon. so 100 : 80. 915 y. III. IL 100
RoyhESTER-oIc. 1000. t1o:39o m, Is:oo noon.
DUFFALogSlo co. 10 80 @35 a. n n ~ Il 90 noon. 80
Sl&$S&nl. . 50 $L I ( g e.. e. 11e9o 1890 ls 90
ADlIRGooNDHCCK DlIRGooN MorNTIStISs' AAS%D MoNrEEAL-'7:45
AJBtsRN. Geneva AND cA&ES%D &ESS%5D AIGgA-sAo 10 90
rFEkSS2hfRE% E. Hills III Y VIZ x HARLEM DivisfoY-
t, g m , go sop: p m r. s,oor, car. opr,v a. Gran,
cs9,F s,a9g w. q q sl$ Is5 ?i2 and GGpi~ay e
io SfH & S ind 100 fs9Hs' ud!o in1 Jc S d @
ENPr' 9, for 20 eng Ghss baggage frO
tDa:.y EXCEPT sunday SD1Iy except Saturday.
AioSe trains eSceJt those leaving at 10 10 90 M,
70 90 noon. 90. $3.50. ~ 80. - :25 p m.'
and i o2 "Gnt SOP at @sF 3si9 Sr II nay2Frs
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

/ einccr Onioc. 6Ol EphVcnth Street, y. w. wash
ngton. D. c., January 90 ls9i-s,cai'd proro,lS "a
Sdr Vii DE rccec1 this onicc until II ~ SATURDAY.
Fcbualy 81 1891 ID Potomac River at Mount vo'non,
a. Noani Cfeez, "a. D I9Ihcr al. Bieoa Eay. Leon.
mock River, Va a. UIbara Creek, Va o. Iork River:
Va The attention q bidders is invited o. the act q
C0nrrpsS avpOyd Fcbruary 26 1SrJ, and Fcuiu1v y.
lSs7 Vo. 23 p 832; ard Vol %, r ~ Sta,g,.S a.
formation. apply at this Office. PETER c. HAMS.
Lieut. On ~ Engineers.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
Gclp Uan!e1

az, ,yt,rD-A gentleman well acquainted with su0scrlp
w ton book business assist in or2anhag cop oi
,..,s foY now fast selling book Just pIhish.d AucIss'
stating experience and compensation desired BOX -''
Washington. ID. {.
a DVFETISTNFNTS FOR THE NEW-YORK TRIB:
A TNE WILL HE HECEIVED AT 1HE UPTOWN
OFFICES No. 1c3S Broadway, corner Ihty;lirsIM;t y NJ
14O Broadway corner 26h-st.. until . y. M ~ N'u
cnty .thrds Sthaye. 152 Gth.a'e; loJ foufa
ave- corner Fourtc, nth.st 7O0 Third corner foy,
O2G rhri.avc near SiXty.iirstst; l. 'oS
Fir.ayc ICG West Fortysccoud.st. OBJ C0umDus.aC'
333 Thiid.avc. aud tn HARLEM OFFICE lop iiot oc
One -nh.st NJ - : D. H., anu ON NJ"
"A
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
60 fUhom st Nlap Gontfrn.
DTBLIC NOTICE.

DUBLIC NOTICE. ,,.u
4 Application ,ttNhg been made by the Hallein
Irdee. Morrsania ana Fordham Eaiway C0mtany 20
thc Board Railroad Commissioners 10 change tS hoNc
power the overhead sn2ctfocy electric y,'cn' nauc
The Chapter 531 Of the Laws OF le1 no'1
is hereby given the Board win give second hana
on the Friday. February 20: 1891 az lo ~
O. M at the Chamber OF Commerce. No. ~ NS>,au7"'
New.York Cry. - l'X thr btsr1' sI, ...
A DYFRTIS E.N FNTS FOR THE SEW-YORK TRIB:
a UNE WILL nE RECEIVED Al TiIE H. GPL0WN pI.i.
OFFICES, No. 23s Broadway. corner IhTty,II
lao Broadway, 25th-st., until = D. M 80 W
4wcnty.thrd.st corner sthayc 1i2 G'haNc' loJ f3II
scventh.st. 1o26 Thr1.avc scar & rs
Fir>aVc. 1Oj West FCrty-set ondst.. 1OJZ CouhpueN
17O Ninthavc cor 72dst 90 Iilerty;st - Ai.u t ~
333 Third ave. and the HARLEM OFFICE. IHu lt-
drcd twcntvf NJ - D. NJ. ana SO5
West twenty nti.s:. at regular once
rates
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
I ElilGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foo, OF Cortland. an,
pesbrosses sts as folOwS;
Z 4. N. Tor siatuston and intermediate points.
~. ~ .4, r. Buralo
and the West Po;tsyle and principal local points Chaf
and Pullman car 70 Susl ens!on bridge.
920 m. Tor Mauch ChunS anu Intermediate POINTS.
a. H. and b. Junction and intermediate po.nts.
Chat- cart Mauch Chunk.
o. N. iJr IuGh and intermediate points. Chair
car to Tunkhannock Connection 70 Heading Harris.
$50 D. for Elmlra and principal trmeGiata points
Chair Wkesbarr1 una Pullman sleeper to Suspension
Bridge - ,.,,, ,,, c., , -. ,,
ate p1luts MiuCh Chunk.
$40 D. II. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate ponA
Connccuon Reading and Harrisburg.
o. m. Il Gcn.Na, Lyons Elmiri, Rochester. buffalo
and West Pullman sleeper ~ Lyons and Suspension
bridge. ,.o
D. NJ connect all points Ia MlnanOy la atOn coal
iegioas. ,r,n,,. rr,,,,.
$40 a. ~. f'r Mauci 'hunk. hsLcton and ntormedan
points and II q. for Shenandoah and intermedisA
lotn1. ,,-, cA...,. - d, ,.--.,..-
u, IN. for Geneva LYONS Elmira Rochr-tnr Bufae
and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and Snspensios
''1As'' General onlce. o35 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
B0YOSALS FOR BUILDING TINBEI

I DIXIE Enqlnccr OIce. I. ). ArnN EI0m Is,
1sm3 Hadioe. 30 whitehall Sirct. New;Y9.k ,Cr;;.
inp Temporary timber Dke In the Shrewsbury Huy'r.
%6rth Eiaach, y. j. VII BE- receyed at thiN ohirc
be- made in trpll.9te Az Necessary Information may
bidder. j. invited 10 A"t Of Congr'I: aiN,ovcd Ich-
and Vol o. page al. Statutes a: Large T1Ios =.
.I.N. .I..nit. - L.l ~.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
CCNVr,.I R.H. OF NEW JERSEY.

loot UF LlEIErI-sT NORTH RIVER.
80 A. lf M Tor f1Is Ga,5on. % &4ea 1u9
Rg lar,Cg fanr9la M .,ca ssrmSISh MsS thSa Sa.
XIII, at,i'a3 arli afi :, r,4toi
~ ~ H. ' iC iot TaSoa and Mauh Chunk. On sundays.
Ea'ron, Mau,h chun@ and sHmoSin o, ,,, wl.e.barr,
shamokin sunbury willamsport Through coach to
90 t,'s = H. daily FOR Iaton Much chunk Eeains
~ m fSr Ea,io5 Mauch ChUna Heading Harris
buI.. Wl!hcsblrFe. scranton Ia""gua P0'Vine s"aHO
N" 80 P r E,,,oa aTa S5A5 AGoIoSG tenn Reading Harris.
bp[ss 30 -. = M so'sa ,oS "a. sS ton aSG SG &Sa,own Z
ior iuant, llishAra; at oG 10. ;l5 ~ a. H.
Ttr freehold, al 10 Sl5. Il - a m. 30 80
iI5S II :i5 m :oo 20. 100 p. m. sUnday
e\tc;t ocean Grove and Asbury PARK, goo a. H AGO
p For For RCD Bark 445 sI5 i!:i5 M l:9o go 90
''-N FOR LAEEWOUD.
A. SI2 a. % 49, 5S 20 ? g,D ~ D. S suaGai as.
For IONS E,cr Bancsat PARK AMI B'rnceat, 45.
FoT s Mmtic CITY. Vnelaad AK ErdsetOl at AS
a. H.; H., H"1 'V ~ In Beach and scabrsh at SIS II Is
a. nl.. 30 70 p. II.
FOR rIILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
Wt>HINGT0>.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia. at 80 20. OJ' II 80 a. m. 80
2;oo ~ 90 10 go oo0, 80 o D. NO S 90 = o.
T. For 30 torr AID Washington daily 90 ii so (eN.
ccit Sunda, a. M % ~ 200 p ma !; 10 10 Mshi'
lr'in, caying az a. II 80 a. iii @ "o 'Vo 90.
% : 90 90 p. , have tOnnccton fos ai"g il''-
for sdnGSy and W,msror VIA rhralpha a; .
A. u. Il H.iot lato: carr 80 u, l-.l' HluN NJ
and faror.o seats BE- procured az H. l72.
;Si +i@ ,s, "a IL i'P Ra. i.5t.t Ntw.ior Court st.
$50 Fuitol-s gs rro-dway BrooS}n al, -. 40, n..,,
bagsag, from hotel or rcsid6nc'.
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1fGthcrs.

-A.-A.-TEACHEisS desiring engagements, also
n. principal. requiring teachers write Tor pro- pectuS
NEN-NOhk TEACHERS BUREAU. 100 Broadway.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"a supplies Po.essos Teachers Tutors. Goycrnesses
&c. 20 Colleges, schools and Families Apply W
Mrs. VI. J. ICUNG.FULION. % Union square.
A best TEACHERS. American and Foreign, supplied !:
-1.al branches any locality no charge; achers wanted
regis;i fee form for stamp. p. V. HUESSOON
date l. f Avery. American School Bureau. w HthsL
A TUTORS Professors, Teachers. GoVernesses Of all
"A. branches supplied universities col schools and
families. Circulars schools 70 parents Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYDIERE Room Il. $50 5th-ave.
A FRENCH LADY wishes a few more pupils In French
"A and music; terms 80 cents Mile. BEILTOT. 23
st Ring Place. Brooklyn.
II RIvATE TUToR.-Collcge and law school graduate !
j recommended bv Rev Dr. TsNlor a successful
teacher. erninenty quallhaG" \. EVERETT STONE.
as East 52d-st
VINiON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school ofncers
u with teachers teachers with positions
Ii. NJ. HARRINGTON. Prop, 81 Lafayette Pl., n. Y.
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N EW-YORk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
,tweny minute, earlier Sm Zoo: o. Jays 80 ,6, m 1f
Middle;ONn, ElenNe, Liberty. Drhi, Norwich, Onelus
osweso CAlcaso; 80 p ~ for Camrhs Hal Midss. es
srty Walton oneida Central sguare oswego Rochesrer
Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago. St. Louis. Daily. Az
sheF daily escep. Tickets timetables 50
Broadway. }. e. ANDERSON. General Passenger AgsnA
IL Exchange Place. n. Y.
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Ecw 11Iblieations.

Fi-hteenth Edition po.t paid FOR 25c. stamps).
IN HE HUMAN HAIR: Why il Fails on
TAEfER A. NJ LONG CO. i .0l3 Arch.s;.. Thla., IA.
Every one should read thi- little book. ."-Ahcnaeum.
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Proposals.

NONSTKICTlON or BREAKWATER At
y DUCK ISLAND HAREOR, CoNN;-EnsinGer .g once
l. $ Army Room II. :. Amy lundin2 ~ s M"icnS,ll ,l
proposals, in trpca for Construction Of GatTacr M as "a.
prc leland iIarbor. Conn will be received az ui, oh
until twelve 12i O'Clock. noon on Monday Marc. -'u
1901 Tho att.ation OF bidders j. invited To- Acts ol S
pr.ss approved February 26h. lSsJ. ana FEBRUARY -
ISs7 Vo!. % pag' 80! al Vol ~ rage ~ ~ S3' III
al Large Furttcr Hforma ti0n can De- o3ah'd aI t''
ofNcc. d. c. NOT S'TON Colonel of fnglneet.
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u ROPOSNIS FOR FRESH BEEF AM

! FRESH VEGETABLE>-H' adT altcrs DEPARTMENT o.
the East Office Chef COmUissarY Of Sut~~t"ic' "'
Island. y. y. Feb. H. ISL Sclled ptHipsai> III TP
the usual COnd tGn>. WIN 4 coz oi ~,
advertisement attached VIII b. received a. hIs Yl u
II O'Clock, noon Eastcrn time Ncdn,sG1t; MA.cA -
ISL and lhon opened IN The prc~'ntr % doI' 10" '
e AID dai ne the frrsn beef and lr,sh NrE't3J-
tort, golIuDu~. Hamilton. SCHUYLER. n'ls"oith '';
Wood y. v to troops Gtrc1t duIih' IN" H-'d
wear tommeHc NJ July l. 1921. Sealed polos1- 'HDtt
10 tho same conditions Will a-o bc received until 'hr u1t;
ana hour above specified at the oricc OF the AcuHs to
iS4ry Of Of each Of these pots Tor me @
hcrf a:d fresh vegetables @r that particular l'st oli 10
y, opened by the A. c. 5. at the time above slecihel
Proposals Tor beef ard vegetables Hh'I De
sfraTa.a and thoy also must be separate ior ch o't
guarantee signed spOnble persons tc guafato
10 Justify In fo ov ing sIm> VIZ; FOR roft t~un1s
80 Hamilton. $500 FOR Eol; schuyler
WIds'yotth Sl5c0; Tor loll M"G, -'5ol
BE- In good. whorson" connit"il ana 70
gr~D'ctiN" posts IN such quantities ana
rs 10 fnrn she'd Proposals must be irco,rd IN scaled
cnvolones marked 'PrOpo,a- for Fresh yce and Veg
tsb,s 1Ln~r to received and op"ncj 40 thu O1icr
o h. addressed 20 undersigned these b. rycd AID
rnod ~ the Office Oi an \. C. s. % BE- addressed {" me
a e : ~ tn, post. Full Information nav pc obtained
iv orDcat on this oco, At the OAce II the n G =
nj H. n,.s above named Preference VIII uc given TO
ortic!. ~ production or Hanrf1ctre, con1t ~
orai.v and price nncvdng In the price Of foreign
rnTaI rhe Government rseTves the toht o. roget
~ ali hid ANY contract ade under this ads vets'mcnt
snail mo-, be construed % involve the United states IA any
a Ir tlon or p1ymcnt Of appropriation grIutd
Nv Conrres, f6r the purpose. NJ Z SMALL CAci CON.
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