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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07
10ublir Notices.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU FOE TIE COLLECTION OF TAXES
No. 81 Chambers.st. (stcwart Building
NewYOrk, December ., 1891
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
The Receiver Of Taxes OF the City of NewYoik hereby
gives notice 10 all who have omitted their
for the year 1891, 10 pay the
before the first day January 1897 provided by
Section $40 OF the Newl0k city 1881
Upon any such tax remaining unpaid day OF
1891 per centum VIII be charged received
collected In addition u the thereof upon
such remaining unpaid the first day Of JanuIry,
1892 Interest viii be charged received collected upon
the amount thereof At rate per per
annum be calculated from the fifth day oil October 1891
which day the assessment rolls and warrants for the
delivered the said Receiver OF Taxes,
the Of payment 70 Section sis OF said
act 6bOfGE w MCLEAN
Receiver OF Taxes.
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Real gstate.
What is an Abstract of Title ?

15th.-An abstract Of title is what b. had when he
bought his 20 years The abstract was care
fully correctly prepared and cost him round sum of
money. He bought the property subject to mortgage
and when due he was asked to pay It,
He did so by procuring loan the same property else
where title, of course, was not appre-
coted BY lenders attorney, although he did not pre-
tend to be ore eminent reputable than BIS counsel
and B. had pay lover again for new abstract ana
opinion on the title furnished by the lenders attorney to
the latter Afterwad b. paid or this mortgage, ana Tor
time his house was and clear but in the panic Of
1884 he needed money his business and he had recolsc
to loan upon This time he had two abstracts
OF title both by counsel but the bank would not
accept either Of these and he paid again for third abb
sr1ct and opinon will keep until he insures
the title with company that pats out genu-
inc title insurance for the benefit OF the and reissues
H. % dozen successive lenders il necessary for nomi-
nal fec without sending it around through dozen law
offices I'm succession make law fees out OF It,
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PARIS. DEC. 8. 1891.


BY J. H. FRENCH, AUCTlONEER.
In accordance with above perempory cable on Juesoay
next at IL o'clock a H. and each day thereafter until
sold at our main cstabEshTent pfncipu foor' Is East
23d.s directly opposite Madison.aye and thereafter al
our warcooms, ii East 23dst. 1.-TWO doors above) we
shall proceed TO sell absolutely thout limit or reserve
this uncquaed collection OF highest class wares imported
Magnificent Clocks and Clock Sets in Sevres Dresden
Omofu Limoges, Marble, Onyx, Cloisonne, crystal
Renaissance Louis Qulnze. Louise Seize Empire, Car
iiage. &C.. &c.
Superb Ceramics and Faiences modern and ancient
in Capodi. Monte, Movers, ChosyleRol. Flemish Delft
poya Sevres, imperial Vienna Royal Worcester. Coal
port Minton Bonn, Copeland. Wedgwood, Limoges
spodc Chelsea Doulton, &C., &C.
Complete and part services for fish, dessert co
fee tee chocolate, tcteatete &C., and twentysx COM
p.e.o Dinner Services
Sets Of Plates Cups and Saucers. &C., services and
specimens Of rich glass OF the finest description ;
Webbs English Rock Crystal, Webb's Cameo, &C.. Cdrls
bad and Vienna Jeweed Glass Tapestries, Brocades
Draperies Furniture, Chppendae Sheraton, French
OAK and thousands Of odds and ends.
d. LINDENBORN 4 CO..
(FIFrH AVENUE BARGAIN HOUSE,,
Is East 23d-st.. directly opposite Madison-ave.
n. B.-Our regular business will continue as usual
during the sale in basement stores.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

IT HE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave 200 pages.
illustrated The standard authority American open
amusemcnts Rules for sailing, swimming. ball play
ing. shooting, horseback riding, &C. &C. ia full 81 per
copy. Published by The Tribune, New. Entertain.
ing and universally compiiinented by the press.
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GonnIrp l]roper!n for Sale ano Go Get

FOR SALE" Dunrobin' Stanley. Morris County
New.Jersey. The residence of George Shepard Page
consisting OF residence, II rooms, gas and al
conyenienees furnished unfutnshed 90
Of grounds highly improved stables. carriage
hennery ponds and houses the famous deerhound
and greyhound kennels. deer plrk with llow deer sum
mer-louses Sc; orchards. vineyard and small fruits
groves cak hickory pine and Logwood trees variety OF
horses. tln. Jersey cows four eafrlages
harness Sc Also Camp Pas ale the recreation grounds
The banks OF the Stanley NH Pond The pond H. 10
miles long between the Stanley Dam aud MilllngtOn
tsns black bass, carp, trout and goldfish. The best
shooting grounds near NewYork TO be found in this
vicinity, quail partridge. woo4cock, ducks rabbits Sc
The last Frank For ster reports IN american Field
Sports" Apply to IL q. POTTER, opposite station
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Danrina Ara6cmies.

A LEXANDER MACGREG0R'S.
n Mendelss0hn Rooms, ioS w. 5oth'st
Private lessons and c." SOS In dancing every cay
n FRNANDOS AGA f1MY, lG2 East 55thst Glasses
+ now forming. Private lessons any hour. All the new
and fashionable taught rapidly send for circular
n, GEORGE DoDwoRTH,
6Sl FIFTHAVE..
Glass and Private lesson.
Mems Class commences Dec. It'll.
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flats to Get. Hnfurnisbso.

-~----~~~-@~- -.,,. ouryTOCU A.-A.-As
Ior,hesst corner West lfth.st ana oono aste, an
exceptionally well arranged a'sef A'
,i,s, rev. new method rents 81, 400 TO szooo:
CT CATHARINE APARTMENT HOUSE.
y - MadisorSaye. and 53d.st
70 ID. one elegant suite Of IS rooms two servan.s
.oons and laundry unfinished also similar one mssa
aoo,v furnished Both suites have direct ara un'y
structed exterior view Of go feet suites comprise
~ ,v bouso in the city. Particulars on premises iroh
oy ''' ]. D. BROOKS. Superintendent.
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REAL ESTATE.
At THE EXCHANGE.

New York, Saturday, Dee. o;
ds otl an Ga aSeto .oS Tor week ending to-day
was Sl'ooo'i''' LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present ending with saIuiday De e. bd
~ the following auction safes ar u"""'''" " ~ -
At tie Exchange and Auction Room
TO-DAY (MoYDAY), DECEMBER 7.
Foreclosure sale lot 2i2xlel 1So2 2Srres ara =" S Nos
stGy sss sg. ~ l S isli'cfl
Of ' isl. s:s? a 's!5Rioo I'D 'srS
sSa 2Os weIs Ss'h and * s6sy d%ess
Is wsss g2a s and 1ss at. Nss s2
a os a WGst l UG Msa isS 81
xO on NS Sb on r sSE az 5 and fI iSd
SIS. cntor-ave, Mt Hope East ire"'O"' ""' 'p"'e"
TUESDAY, DECEMBER s.
Foreclosure sale 9s 29Sso and 4sty dS St gosso 30
sOs We a% %snHe 10 81 sS Of
asa i5st ''y Ct d%s1g 30 s1s ws.s
t .ty dresg Is 30 3 o. wcSs iti,h:s 2i
Vest 53es # S q hS No. Pi o aSa
a aaS SS' and :ty ' Building 10 s5a Dcanceyst s.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER o.
Foreclosure sale lot 19Noos, and 4story building
%iis S$ ~sss Ssss: IS
q Fast auG ao ioSs1ioC and s four sstory Sadns
Ian and - tar.e o sSI"s ats 8os 64 70
es and ls Ss budns s'p 70 IS Vest
East Ct s SIinss s5.s 1 Of 2da law '''''' ~
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
S ss lots 259 and a r fsSy pe
q % sS i5iai6o scry dwellings,
DeKabayS Of MsrcysSs p gs On 2 SsrcS
ave. a E n n " corner Of Kosciusso.st.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10.
SSans sale Nos BE- sS4e boeR
'front.' between i3sth and ssth SIS Trustees sse plot
q o land o soSne Of f9s eo 0uanS
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IL.
DulSsl s. s to Dss of lsd sS
fa,s s' 1852 an" d ss;dHsS aTs2s
oo and Ssory mats nos 30 and 2l2 West ,o losh:st
west i2 2sth. go q Of Vest plot hnd aaa
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N.Y. CITY.
5eth-st, No 3Os East, lease; Edw ond Steers
same popsrty; leasehOd iorcsicsure; rhos ,oo
''" Miis G Adam IAN to chas Crossnsn Exchange
Oo'n'i ioo5 TO Sath,ssxiooS 100 sS7Sxibo5 to g.
oSSs to N sSHs e S %e's
2 Ses sSsiC a5x f5sp gScf1
and Henry Henricssen to John John E sus ;363;:
2d Kather Il ~ Forf SsHS TO
'0n s5ca a Ss asa Si'f%H Fcss to 04 Ss
100 ilxn W 1913 TO avexn 10l.Gi Julia 4
Coylc 10 Th0s Simpson -. -,;,
A'eSs iyeS Adoph Simon to Jos Heiibr1nn 300
West Sora aid Mitchell TO David Carlisle ... 10000
DeI neeilm Holmes sV to Frank McXiser $4,000
liJfn Gilmore to TbSs Loagsran ....1 900 &c
100: Geo r jackson to Samuel N Jackson. &c
+ Jackson 10 Samuel N Jackson &c
I32l.st n = 225 # Of Oppressive. 1oXlI5
Lyman II Dav to + + Day ;-..-.-.-...;.---;;
"I 10 MSrsSal Field ,-orni".u 3d. 200
l4IS1 Crane to 100 Geo s Sc 1000
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nor SALE.

F'VIs "'I1IF'
BOLD SHORE FRONT ON LONG ISLAND SOUND
handsome p0. OF about ten acres beautifully located
Of Rye on the sound N he vicinity OF handsome rest.
deDces; l. susceptible % division (nto sites and Is
ready for immediate Improvement hne roads beautiful
views nothing TO compare with this property general
attrsctiyencss be New-Yok State free from,
Objectionable features OF all kinds
Apply 10
GEO. n. READ.
(3.3JD Aston BLDG. FINEST
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTl honh 49,
WASHINGTON.
x,u yoy,. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
nnYAL BLUE LINE.

NE" We" - - wese t-dsS ~ % ~ IA 90 n,..
,,o atr.s from foot Jay--tl. Tor Lake MohoiAk 80
MnneSasSa and Waikiki valley IL r. stsons G ~
Rsburs6 lsry Liyn6s'on Major haasoeT SSteSs
Utea' Rome. onelia oswego. Detroit oheaso' "'A
pont,,. We ~ Campbell Hail. Llk.s Mohonk and Mime
uaSta waikiki Valley stations M'dd,etown noV1yyih,ss
fvrsS Eisnve Falsbursh. Hurleyvlle Liberty WIZ"
Lake Livingston Mtlor, x,.u.....A tAo,,v Iiy.
a, ~ Manor ROc &llnd. Walton, sidney NoF"Si,.
onseids oswego Rochester Niagara hais detroit t tss
n .,d west; Pullman sleepers reclining chai saf ~
70 Sspsnson bridge DAILY, all other trains daily eA
'eR Pullman drawing ssss Sd sleeping car 49,
81 ~ a. is Exchange Place. New.York
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Railroads.

PtHHoy'vo"'"
! RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West,
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. fsOt Of
Desbrosses and Cortiandt streets,
as fOlIews:-
On and after December LIST, 1871,
THE FAST LINE.
300 A. Pullman Vesbuc Sleeping and Parlor Cars
Arrives, GeyeIa9d 2s h ~ cOiu@bgs 80 .n q st. st.
Louis 200 p. next day. Connects also for Toledo
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
DT,ws and STATE Room Sleeping DSss S ssSSr
e. l %as Or ss ,rs fs"
nS SaSsp sS''' - s'' snd cass
'"s At. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
2CG Pgns3 ys ,n ss.Ps TO S. louis and
3Tr ies't Cincinnati 10 A5 a. % ST. Louis 80
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
200 .aa YisGSs ssspa
Coaches from Ysw;YOis to Chicago. Arrives In Chi
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r. Pullman Vestipuie s!sepny Var New OK 70
Ptsburg, ST. Louis, Chicago Cinclnha Cleyeand ana
Memphis. Dining Car, New.York to Philadelphia anu
P69rg Richmond and Chicago Arrives c az SISye
80 d. H., Chicago 80 D, next day ana 81 Louis
100 a. M second morning Connects for Toledo daily
except Saturday
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 p. M.-Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car New-York 70
Chicago New-York Memphis via the Shenandoah
Valley arrives weekdays At Columbus 10 p M.
zoo =. m second morning Connects for Toledo daily.
and for Cleveland and Columbus except Saturday
500 p. M.-Shenandoah Valley Express with Through
Buffet Sleeper to New-Orlcans
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
"Washingfon Limited Express" OF Pullman Pafior Sars
Stho Dining Car 70 Ba1i9SS,re 0ay 6 sNisp and
E%sd" Sn S RHRs regular Sa
PrSSscs and d. % 90 and AND a5 Bi
49, 49, $40" % and oS P is night with
For GBRsowN's MILLsIN!TTTE-PINEs, with Through
Coach, 90 y. NJ. week days.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20 20 90, 80, 100 no 100 Pennsylvania
Limited with Dining Car, aud 10 10 washington Lin
eS6 Sis % R9ns co. 9 go oS So oo 30 zoo and
M. 40 and 90 N. Sundays Express; .15 go
8 100 40 100 Llmited and 10 100 a. M z 90 90 ~
O0 80, 700 and 100 p m and Il 10 night Ac'
For Of trains to local points the Pennyl
ns Railroad MIR a s and III sS Ss HS o House,
and OF Desbrosses and Cortlsndt sts Courtst
500 Futonst, and Brooklyn Annex station. foot OF
Fulton.st, Brooklyn IS Hudson'st, Hoooken Station
The Transfer Company will call for and check
General Manager. General Pass'r AGENT.
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1earbfrs.


A YOUNG MAN DESIRES lodging as remuneration for
n tuition in Latin, German and elementary coiltBa'e
branches. LAT1NUS. Tribune once.
A MEXICAN AND fUitEiuN TEACHERS, AGENCY.
"A Supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors GoSefnesses
&C., to Colleges Schools and Families: Apply TO
Mr.. NJ. j. YoUNGFULToN. % Union SQUARE.
TEACHER In one the best private schools IN the
"A city graduate Smith College recently returned from
YEARS foreign study and travel desires private pupils
aud classes Address SUCCESS, 1,22L bfoaoWa2.
A YALE graduate, experienced tutor, wishes private
"A pupils fitting for college specially niRhfss relcr
ences Address YALE Box - Ifloone Omce
ID EST TEACHERS supplied for all branches, in any
ID locality NO FEE for registration forE Tor stamp
?. V. HUYSSOON. American School Bureau w I4tn.st
TUTORS, Professors, Teachers Goyernesses Of AZ
branches supplied universities colleges SCHOOLS ana
families Circulars schools TO parents Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYKIERE, $50 bth-lye, cor 2Oth-se
n, HE BOOK OF oPEN:AIR SPORTS, octave 500 pages.
illustrated. The standard authority on American open
air amusements Rules for sailing swimming ball play.
ing shooting horseback riding, &C., &C., in ful :! per
copy Published by The Tribune New York Entertain
ing and universally complmented by the press.
Union TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school oaiceis
u with teachers; teachers with positions 40 -, =,
II. NJ. HARRINGTON. Prop. No "A East l4th.st. y. T.
WANTED Teacher OF bookkeeping and English to
w teach foreigners. State experience and languages
spoken. EVENING SCHOOL Box 1s5, Tribune Ohce
WANTED speaking French, German and
w English fuenty. with piano for two young iadlees,
city family good salary. French goyerneSs one gir q
dergarteD for family neaf city. MILAN CoAhhhE
Book Building. $50 shave. corner 20th-st
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CENTRALR. II. OF NEw.JERsEY
EOoT OF LIBERTY-sT. NORTH RIVER.

FOOT OF LIBERIY-ST.. NOkIH klFEf-
Time Table OF November 2sth' le9l. -,
scranton gs4 FS:''i " f ss
Gauch Gnunk,, wikesOsrie and sr sSEaSion.
sS SS % for 10! Es l;S and On Sundays
Eap Maqsh fSunk SSam2 Maac iH0 cEunE
scranton ReSdag nrsbgrg louisville Iam =, Ssa.
okn, sunbury wlllamsp0r'' through e'Aeh " "A'''-
burg oq pppttsyS shsSokif sGn6ary and wllamsporL
on suhdsy FOR Eaton, Mauch Chunk, Tsmaqua. POas-
EasSn M.acR Chunk EssG t.2. h1 ST.
SE E Es:sR sd ap aI GssSR Reading H
burg sS S. s n suS ISs ns at g
i 70! O. %S'sys oS ~ % 1873 g gs 4.
9SSo 90 90 1880 a. NJ m. 90, 2i5' 700 go oo0'
10 For Be%ad Brook 30 600 90 a. 80 sGs
100. 80 a. o6 m a 90 i iSo oo SIS, $50 f6o
s?n s 30 80 90 90 500 80 UV 90 loco
10 s. %Fis5I Is At % g IS i FL;
$ no. &c. &c. s.s 49, G S 10 90 go J?S mo-
night Sunday 80 90 go ao 49, 90 80 CO. Co. %
II Fer Freehold 5 s%d Aan 200 fs' a. SUNDAYS
rs.:s" Rst b;ns hsni "a Sssii 81 is E:
Grove and Asbury Park. $50 a. NJ. 100 D. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD. sn0a,v,.
At 30, $40 a. M, 1 80, as 20 p m ior AZ 30
$50 a. m. Paror cars are run ON trains lsN''"'
3 40, 30 p. IA. Sundays, 80 Il. m u.,oes,t 4 80.
For Toms, River BaInegat Park ana D"'"
For Atlantic City. vineand and Bridse'0n ~
D. For Monmcuth Beach and seabrish at +sO' 0'i''
IL rs a. NJ. I 80. 4 100. 20 D. m. AN
FOR PHILADELPHIA. LTIMokh NM
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia 80. 5. 100. 10 90 IL 80 iy
80 2:IJ, 30 100 90 600. 80 p Is W., q s5
Night SUNDAYS, 30 10 80, ii 80 a. ID ''" "
For Baltimore and Washington daily AZ ~ az w. n
II 10 night IN 4 90 90 80 p
m, II 10 nght except saufoS nave sonnectons Tor Rad.
a. M, 80, ) 100, 100 " no. h~'0 N' 49,
ing Harrisburg pottsNlit ~, "A. php,selnh, at 20
a. M, 80, 80 r.. NJ - ~ "'S" -
Tickets and PsIorcr seat; can DC pes9fea 49, ~ Ia
26l, ais, ga lao lS-S NJ. VII Can't a..
Wet l2Jthsl 1874 Elst l2o'9;,t NeW'foFA'
s6O Fulton a. % broadway bflVnyh, o., - .ha.k has.
New. YORK Transfer Company WI" can Tor snu eheSA 0''
gage from hotel or resdence
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COOKS TOURS.
A SPECIAL PAMPHLET DESCRIBINOi ALL
WINTER RESORTS
be obtained application 10
THOS COOK & son, 26l and .225 Broadway

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and Des.
brosses sts., as follows:
" 7 a. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
M a. m. Geneva, Lyons, Lllira Rochester But.
to and the West POttsye and principal local poin Is
Chair Oar and Pullman Car Suspension Bridge
q A. M Tor Nauch Chunk aud intermediate points.
II a M for South Painhed and all intermediate points
IL 40 D. M for Elmira and Intermediate points chair
car TO Wilkesbarre. ,.,,
nection 10 Reading and HarrisbuIg
3:40 y M fer L. and b. Junction and principal inter
mediate noints. Chair Car TO l.. and II. Junction.
80 D. 10. Potsylle and Intermediate points. Chair
20 D. m. for Mauch Chunk aud intermediate point
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg.
80 p. for Bennington and ali intermediate points.
80 D. IN. for Geneva. Lyons Elmira Rochester Buf.
fao and the West. Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and
Trains leaving at 10 a. m, IL 80 p. m p: and
40 D. connect for oil points In Mahanoy and Hazel
ton coal regions. er>,n.v r,,,,.c
10 and IL m for Mauch Chunk Hazelton' Shenandoah
Is D. for Maush Chunk and Intermediate points;
fao and the West. Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons and su
pension Bridge. - -
The New-York Transfer Co. will call for and check
baggage hoel residence" through 70 destination
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Ocean Steamers.
TROPICAL TOURS.

4 TROPICAL TOURS.
Island Mss Of :n ssd e. D st to % sS, a%n.
Spanish Main occupying two weeks or longer BY the
ATLAS LINE STEAMERS ABOUT
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
ana Costa h od2ae, First Cabin
PIN, FORw0OD CO., Agents, "a Safest. New-fork.
or TlIos COOK & SONS. POI and 1,225 BIoadwsy-
GAVE MONEY BY BUYING TRUNKS, Va
i general s si MHc& n CO.. hS awe iS % . st.
A CUNARD LINE.
"A. TO LIVERPOOL, Via oUEENSToWN.
g%SIa pee IS Il 80 oshas 80 M
o.Ss S..s:. d hs S' sS %.
Il ssss a. e s q ss1
Sasy s 9fn M Il R'Y sESwS ';a &C. sas agents
A FoK GLASGOW via LoYp9NpERRY.
AHsss's & Il @Sss! DSf 9 r
Sr HE$bs$S is%:
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Company's
H;sS S $s$hS ( + Ssrg KONG
1qv sGO , Ms' &c ;ni ios
INTENDED isf pen Sfsa%sSp IN, A' ~,
ET HHfSSr Il FvfkFff Fe RR 70 2s
ee9 5s f Siaaar AT China 'ni ai 's a
CHARLESTON, S. c., the South & Southwest,
'A0 FS2 6IFbE T5 h ' t9HPaNY
From Pier 20 (I1. r., foot Rooseyetst) az .. m.
ATSSSSyiN and 51e;ssnyile We'd pee
Ali steamers have nrst.class PASSENGER aeeonmodatons
asa V % T2bSE
t. @. EeER Gen'i ACT @ S. Fr't Lire ga broadway.
OOMPAGN1E GENERALE TransatIantique,
x x hGRAsE Dec % M
La A. o4 FoRSET General Agent No. bowling Green.
GUIoN LINE; 49,. 49,, srn AMPS
" pJ STHP SEAGEFN NM f!TNFF6SL
AgYssINI SATURDAY Deeem6s. ~ 80 p m
sssday Dd pess%9es &C. Il? 30
NIY SSH sstusi,y
% U ssGf iiG fac s. Bdwsy low
n AMBURG- AMERICAN PACKET co.
S''3 3.S S'is
E sass1na De- Dec H. 80 PaRa 8 M
g f"s ~ fna Sp"'d ssiG'f f & lG' oic
s,SasT5y Ss@4oSh bIssd EsR
TNMAN LINE, U. s. and Royal Mail Steamers,
tlry OF bPf PAKis Wedncsdsy Dcsemse o il 80 H.
SF{ SE - : M
r. 9d Id d.saSGs Ferry
; Ssp.s It, q 5s2 cSSP {AEhEE %n fd f's
SNSrc oElI n
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WHITE STAR LINE.

sernanic. Dec. II 80 a. M tiermanc.. Jan. g. IL a
Brnnnic. Dec 81 II M Ieutonie jaa; 20. 10 80 m.
From White star bocn, foot OF Wet l0thst.
Second cabin these steamers. Saloon rates, $50
and according oil BERTH
Second Cabin. $50 and s45. Excursion tickets
Cempanys once. No, 20 headway, New-York. PhiA-
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-09

whose walls and roof are of cement,
where bodies to be kept for time are
stored, and are safe from destruction
even should the balance OF the estab-
lishment be consumed by fire.
Mr.. E. G. Peck, who conducted the
reporter through the establishment is
an Ohio man who came to Los Angeles
in 1888, and has been in the undertak-
ing business in this city ever since. He
is the largest owner of stock in the COM
pany which owns the establishment.
Mr.. Robert Sharp is an Englishman,
but has been in Los Angeles eighteen
years. Mr.. Ernest Neitzke, who is the
only German undertaken in the city. has
lived in Los Angeles nearly TWENTY-FIVE
years, and is we'll known to the numer-
GUS German residents. An attache of
the establishment is Mr.. Oscar Dahl
strom, a native of Sweden, and a popu
lar member of several Swedish fraternal
orders.
These gentlemen claim to have the
most complete undertaking establish
ment and most varied stock of any place
in this south country, and their stock of
hearses and carriages is in keeping with
the high grade of all the goods they
handle.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-09
ROBBERS ROOST.
THE SUPERVISORS BID FAREWELL
TO THEIR OLD QUARTERS.
Occupy Their New Quarters-Asses-
sor'S Deputies Not to Be Paid.

The board of supervisors sat for the
last time in the old Robbers Roost''
yesterday. The meeting was called to
order at 10 O'Clock, and the clerk was
instructed to notify ]. A. Bullard. the
purchaser Of the old courthouse, that he
could take possession on August 11th.
Supervisor Davis then offered the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The hour OF 10 55 am. OF
Saturday, the sth day of August, 1891,
has arrived, the same being the time
heretofore appointed for quitting and
abandoning this venerable pile that
for 30 many years our respected constit-
uency has so fcndly designated as the
Robbers Roost," and
Whereas, The county auditor, county
clerk, county recorder and county sher-
iT have already fersaken the old build
ing;
Resolved, That with regret at bidding
adieu to the old court house so rich in
historical memories, that we do now ad-
journ to our rooms in the finest court
house west of the Roeky mountains.
The board then solemnly picked up
their traps, walked up the hill and con-
tinued the meeting in their sumptuous
new quarters on the second floor of the
new court house:
The following demands for services as
assessors deputies during July were
disallowed by aresolutioM introduced by
Supervisor FORESTER, because, as the
resolution states, there is no authority
of law for the allowance thereof, the
same being for extra services performed
Out of regular hours, and the said claim
ants having been heretofore allowed
for their regular services during
the same time as such deputies, on de-
mands filed and warrants ordered
thereon: Harry Lies, $43.10; F. T.
Spencer. $17.35s James +. Mullen,
$$4ssss.335; o. G. Vail, $34.25; w. H. Whit
tenore, $50; L. B. Saxton, $45.77; V.
A. Sernot, $32:z2;, Grace Farnsworth,
$3&; Salie H. Hayes, $e 50; Elinor Teal,
s52S5; F. NJ. Vanderlip, $43.10; Hen
rietta A.. Miller, $33. 80; A. B. Conrad,
$1ls.45; E. G. Foster, $l0.75; Josie Lam
benrn, $2l.75; Louise Campbell, $l1.50.
Adjourned.