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ArEW.YOEK A CIHA Mai Stcanship Co.

NETWORK ~ CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
~ Pier, IL and l. Fast Hi,cs.
SAturd,y Steamers at | D. NJ, lnd others a. 3 p m,
for IloNand lIOgrnO o. tLmpeche, FtOntrrt. lagunO.
Tampic0 TuNIam and Vera cruz.
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Nassau Santiago dc Cutn. Guantanamo ana Cicnnegos
YuCArAN Havana ana MeNian Porte sSt., Jan. ~.
SARATOGA IIlyana and Gardens We'd, Jan -.
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CITY ALIEN ANDliIA. IIdv. & NatalIa>. Wed, Feb
SANTIAGO. Na,su Santiago dc Cuba and
ticufucgn> hurS, Jan -.
This line direct connection with aud Issues through
Bills 81 iadng to all points on Mexican u. W. Co.:
Mexican Ccntrn f. ". Co. Lid. and the Monterey and
Mexican Guf Railroad.
Far fun lartlcul,r~ freight or passage. apply TO
JAMES +. WAED 4 CO. Wall.st.
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For Young Ladies-City.

For Young LhdIeS-IIty.
CLASS IL LITEEATUKE for lsde', Nth D5 pcdgs
Aof Columbia a. REV. Dr.. AND MRS. CHARLES
II. GARDNERS SCHOOL, COZ 5thsye.
nlISS KOTES' SCHOOL
Il FOR YOUNG LADIES AND OHlLDRIN.
l53 WEST 7OTH.sT
M IS GiBRONS'S SCHOOL FOR Girls. IS West i7tl.
VI st-SARAH n. EMERSON. Principal.
T?ree boarding pupils will De received
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For Both SeXes-City.
UGUsT SCHMIDTs
GE.RMAS.AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE.
so. 80 IRVING PLACE.
Comprises school and kinderRarten for
and school VI thorough preparation
college business native teacher, IN Engii h.
man French; accommodations for limited number Of
boarding pupils. Circulars sent on regue.t
A. SCHMIDT DR.
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DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
L LINES 70 CALlE0EN a JAPAN; NMlXN roo
From New.YOrk pier foot Of Conil.st. " y.
for ~ Francisco. VIA the Isthmus NJ Panama
COLON sails Saturiay January 80, noon
Prom FIanci-co. - and Hrlunan- Is,
FOR JAPAN And CHINA.
CHINA sails "wednesday. February H. y.
For freight. pasrige and general information, apply to
contany, once o tho pier, foot ~ Canast y. X.
II. j. BU LLAN. General superintendent
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IANpI.RG. AMERICAN PACKET 90.

HAMBI RG-AMERICAN PACKET CO.
/ Express service 20 southampton london and Ham,
hurg. MAGNIFICENT twins steamer ~ IL COO
Th, line hold. record Tor fastest time 10 London
end the Continent. spring sailinL~ a., "A
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ioiurbi, Anil - Fucr-t Bl.uarc X June :.
Fuer.t Bismarrk May . augusta Victoria. June 2
Augusta Victoria MAY l. Nornannia .-----J une ~
Normaunli May ~ uiuli'h juno I'd
UANUIrRG. ANEEICkN PACKET COMPANY.
81 Broadway. NcwlorN.
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CHARLESTON. S. C., the South g Southwest.

EUION LINE. .-.,..,.
VI UNITED STATES MAIL STTAMFRS
FOR OF EENSTOWN AHD LINERPOOb.
Lave Per 35 y. r.. foot u KINGS
WYOMING d1v. January -. 80 D. N
.......... I've. day rrl1iIrv ? : a. ~
ARIZONA ........... Saturday February g. II 80 - IN
i1F, ,tr4iFF y" D" ~ i'
WYOMI 80 ............ sat lay, 30 nry - D. ~
Cabin pl sage. so, $50 $50 and 500 liecoriins y
steamer second cabin s3O and $40. Seerage At low
at. 4 NJ UNDERiIlLL CO.. 81 Broadway.
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For Both Sexes-City


T?ree boarding pupils will be received.
For Both SeXes-City.
UGUST SCHMIDTs
GERMAN.AMEKIcAeSS gEppIrCATIo;XCAHL INSTITUTE.
Comprises German American school and kindergart>n for
both scSe. and school .. rau;e thoronsh prs"raton
and French; accoumodsuans for limited number Of
boarding pupils Circulars sent on rcg@,ee;Nt, ,r n.
Mnscal Instruction
S9ttEeF e. MEsI 6 AMERICA
r.mofo te t,t.chrr.' itiaeats ExanIn.f. William
N'oa Mus pd HH Il t NJ S.. sS Ait F' r,r
Acrsmonte H. H. shelly and G. b. hs~isy are sncns The
ataTs in connec,on With the College the Residence
Vita 'I board asd S1g' F G for %> ace &
PUPILS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME
For particularly ss1, END for W GOl1ss t AneO.
10 and 81 Fact iIth.st city.
For Young LadicS-Country.
I LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY Rochester V. Y
dn Ss Of C cans sG s s s e % ana
wrte for illustrated circular Mrs O. ". Cur.is. Plnopil
NYACK -ON-HuDsoN.- Boarding school for twenty-five
iMoGEXE BERTHoLF. Principal
st. HILDA'S SCHOOL for Girls Morri town y j.
any tine so per school, ysof ce1ars on sppG,ca
For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
BoE0ETTTFSvwT e. E L. NMa5r4ET 1rffSSIrrTE
LIEUT.. I. D. LANDON, COMMANDANT.
EASTMAN BUsiNEss COLLEGE Poushk.etsie. NY.
GR@ az n ysr l9.ush stSsGa n soosksepns
nsn NIX e ssnSsnghy GSesns
notice No charge for situations furnished Send for cage
EKEEHoLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. n. j.; 45th yea,
College PREPARATION specially; business. high school
~. Thorough teaching CAREFUL lIain!ng moderate
p oUGHKEEPsIE MILITARY INSTITUTE Twenty.
o. Lis' .'' E fn iSass.
Poughkeepsie, y. Y.
SuI%%MTEiHf s nFT Ir FOR y,lAd BOYS, ..
Overlooking L. l. sound Send for illustrated catalogue
Miscellaneous.
( DyICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars tres to pa,.
~ MUYss0oN. aGsricsa Sehoo niIe.u. q ". ltth -
S IR STAnI 70, hs y;s ryPss w
$40 Broadway. y. Y.
WHIsr-rh modern game taught by a lady TO ,acs.
" ~ classes o. four at their own houses Address
MIS- L. i'- Oth'a'e.
0eatbers.
sapps: Professor Ts.siers fSsars 1SSx
&C" 70 Colleges. Schools and Famlllor. Apply 10
Mr.. NJ. J. YOUNGFULT0N. 90 Union Square
II Est TEACHERS supplied for all branches In sny
locality NO FEE for registration. Forl for s,alDb
4. " HU YSSOoN. American School Bureau. w. 14thsL
TUTORS, Professors. Teachers. 9ovemesses Of ali
branches supplied TO universities colleges schools and
MRfAM co esGsi e pf so Modern
Danfins Afaotmiss.
A LEXANDER MACGREGoR's
~A,,.,,. Mcndelssohn Rooms, Io9 W. 5Sthsk
,sC- lessons and classes In dancing
view classes Immediately after the holidays
IT GEORGE DoDwORTH
- 6S1 FIFTH.AvE.
Men,, C cr,s tnd Private lessoa
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Ocean CLEANERS.
TROPICAL. TOURS.

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ANNA Ian % 10 n m t'mbria Feb. I3. 80 a. IN
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Aurania Feb Is. D. m itt.ra eo. - d. ~
EXTRA STEAMERS. -
uothnia Feb 10 . - ~. allio Feb. 81. y. m.
From Pier 40 North River foot Of cl,rS ont AK
steerage tickets TO and from all prts Of Europe at very
low rites For freight and passage apply at the COM
jany's office. no Bowling Green, Ne~-fork. ,,ont.
- HROWN y lO.. hrncrAl AgpnJ'.
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DARBADOS PAoSNGE KNIEo KEIII NED
| ID THE L. 5. & BEAzlL MAIL ;. ;. Co;-!or,niehuI;
passenger service from Robert rir, BrooNyn, ior >
| THOMAS. MARrINIQuE. BARBADOS and BbAnInr
! < = ALIIANCA wednesday. February s. at D. IN
: : ViGTLANCIA SaturdaJ. FebruOry 10. at .. m
PAUL +. GERHARD & CO. General Agcnts
10 Whtchllis,., New-fo rS
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" ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
CHINA AND JAPAN
from VANCOUVER, Il. G., To- ,,o-o
YoKoHAMA, sHANGIiM and MONa koN''
NETWORK TO JAPAN ~ 10 DAYS
GOO Niles the on0rte.t route.
Lower rates. send for lniorn,uoh'
Intended sailing, from Vancouver VI tie new
Steel ENnse>s steamships -. "a
EMPRESS or JAPAN.........-..... Feb 10
EMPRESS OF NA.........-.-.-.- .Natgh o.
= " sEINsEc EVERETT FRAZAR.
Cien'l E-i>rn Agc. China ana JaIsn, -; Hss'' y
3j3 Eroldway v y. ~ NAt'I-'t., " -
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Britannia. Jan % p. IN Iannic FEB ~ 80 D. N
,WaesfIc FeD 10 a. IA. Maj site. March ,, 80 A. m
Az 10 p .; ri@oa Mar Mar iG o. p M
From White star Deck, foot VI West lOth-st Co.,.
Second on these stgacfs IS, ana : 20 "f
berth Excursion ticket on avoIable eim stes N
from or 10 the old Country. SO NO - Broadway new
York Philadelphia onice, ;O6 Walnut,st re,,,, .,,
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Flaming Ata6tmies.

A LEAANDER MACGREGOR'S
A , Nenoessohn Rooms, lob W. 55th.sk
F',ss lessons and classes In dancing every DAY.
view classes Immediately after the holidays.
IT GEORGE DoDwORTH
IL 6s1 FIFTH.AvE.
A., Class and Prtvate JeaaoA.
Mems Class MondSys snd Thufsdava
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A LAMBDA BARGAINS.

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RIFLE PRACTICE.
Good Scores Made by Guardsmen
at Shell Mound.
Medal Contests Of the sehuetzen verein and
Germania Clubs-shoots Of Company
of the Third and the Nationals.

The shooting-range at Shell Mound was
crowded yesterday by members of the Ma
tional Guard aud members of different
shooting clubs
The day was an ideal one for ri1e-shoot-
ing. A calm gray light, which sends joy to
the heart of every narksman, prevailed for
greater portion of the day The riflemen
of the Ma tional Guard were quick in taking
advan tage of this desirable condition and
kept up constant fuslade until darkness
ObScured the targets from view. The only
drawback to a perfect day was the abs ence
OF light breeze. This caused the powder
smoke 10 drift back into The stands, and at
times proved annoying 10 those who wished
to make a bulPs-eye just as the smoke
bl0tted out that coveted spot.
REVIVAL IN SHOOTING.
There appears to be quite an awakening
recently among the members of the National
Guard in regard to rifle practice. The direct
cause is undoubtedly the series of champion
cOntetts recently inaugurated by Captain
Siebe. 1t is expected that at the next con-
test for the championship. which will be
held on the last Sunday In May. there viii
be great many more entries than on the
first occasion. There IS no good reason why
every so per cent man Of the National
Guard should not enter and demonstrate
what he is worth in tifty-shOt contest.
The three companies of the National
Guard at Shell Mound yesterday placed
about 125 men before the butts. They were
Companies G. and (NatiOnals) Of the First
Regiment and Company Il of the Third
Regiment. This is an excellent showing for
three companies, and the example is worth
emulating by the various other companies
stationed in the city.
The Independent Rifles were also present
to complete their monthly medal score, ana
were pleasantly surprised to find large
number OF members answer their name as
being ready to contest for the medals of the
company.
The San Francisco Schuetzen Verrin kept
three targets going all day to accommodate
the members who appeared at the range TO
roll up big scores or their medal strings.
The Grrmania Club members were out in
force to show how they could shoot when
there was something TO be won. The scores
made were good ones, and the markSmen
showed by their records that they meant
business.
COMPANY B, THIRD REGIMENT.
This is one of the shooting companies Of
the National Guard. and numbers among It's
membership many enthusiastic Tfemen,
who believe that the first requisite of a
guaTdsman should be thorough knowledge
of the use of the arm with which he is eX-
pected to defend his country in times of
need. The scores made by the many par
Elephants were good ones, and indicate
steady increase in craftsmanship as well Is
membership. Following is the result Of
the pODfpSt.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.

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THE NATIONALS CONTEST.

c and q OF the First Regiment, is one of the
Oldest and best military shooting Organiza-
tons of the State. For years they have
held the championship against all cOmers
and they demonstrated at yesterdays con-
test that they still hold the supremacy and
intend to keep it. The records made by
their champions were excellent, and al times
during the shooting many thought that a
possible" would be made. The scores
placed to the credit Of these marks men are
as fuII0Ws:
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LIKE AN ICEBERG.
How the Big Steamer Trave differed
and Sparkled.
Naxy Vnrl DraaS

and rparhIeu.
New York Press.
There was considerable excitement on the
floor of the Maritime Exchange yesterday
morning when it was reported that man.
moth iceberg was floating up past Sandy
Hook Marine glasses were in order, and
armed with them the old sea-dOgs started
for Staten Island to see the strange sight.
They did see one. too, for just at this time
the big steamship Trave of the North Ger
man Lloyd turned into the North River.
The big vessel was completely covered with
ice. and glittered and sparkled in the sun
light indescribably.
There was large crowd of people at the
pier to welcome friends, and the sight of
the steamer covered from stem TO stern
with an ice coating two inches thick and
her yards AMI rigging encased drew forth
much applause at the beautiful sight.
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MAN WANTED WITH A FEW HUNDRED DOL
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sCuUErzEN MEDAL MINERS

The medal winners in the San Francisco
Schuetzen Nerein had hard work yesterday
aud were required to make good scores 10
carry off the trophies. Following are thc
winners in the classes:
First class medal, II. Zecher, 413; second
class. H. Huber. 1884, third class, +. Hensel.
34S; fourth class, IL. Hellberg S46. The media
for the first best shot was Won by c. ThleIhac
with % rings aud The medR; for the last be-
shot was won by f. treese with "a rings.
THE GERNANIA CLUB.
The champion class now il the Germania
Club, rolled up a top score. This club, like
the San Francisco SchuetZen VeTein, shoots
at the German 25-ring target. This target
requires very fine holding to make good
score The winners at the medal shoot yes
terday were:
Champion class, George Helm, 437 rings; first
class l.. Bendel. 800; second class, Il. Enge,
400; third class, A. Mocker, 37S; fourth elass,
II. Hellberg, 33l. The medal Tor the hrSt be>l
shot was won bv George helm with "a Tiag,
and the medal for The last best shot was also
taken by him with the same number OF rings.
PRIVATE MATCHES.
At general shooting contest there are al
ways some little private matters to settle IA
the line of craftsmanship. RltiPmen who
shoot very near each other are always be
fore the butts to determine who Is the bet
ter shot. The most important private
match yesterday was tilty-shot one be-
tween {. IL. Gel0w and F. Eyre on on
SIDE against II. IL tIulELUu anu II. IL
Slitor on the other. Tie outcome was "a,
follows:
Charles IL. Gielow ..45 IS as Al Are
4. Eyre ................,.-..44 40 SO 40 44-2ls
Total ..........,....t..,',,.-. a
H. /. Pendleton............43 A Al AZ 42-2l-
L. Ii. Slitor. AZ Al 43 39-2l~
Total ~
A series of three matches has been il
augurated by six members OF Company
First Regiment The second match wa
shot yesterday and ended as follows:
Larkins, A; Anderson, AZ; McNaIly 10
total, 126. Koch, 80; Grattan, "a; Hatfield, A.;
total, 104.
j. Smithson and J. G. HUT also tried con
illusions, as follows:
J. Smithson. ................5 %,
j. G.. hult...,................4 4 a 4-4.
Lieutenant Middleton and Sergeant Prtci-
ard of Company b, Third Regiment, held
little shooting soiree and Came out as toi-
lows:
Middleton ................5 444565 go
PrItchard. .o................4 4 D 4 a . -"
NEW sCORE-BooK
p. M. Diers of the Nationals has issued
new score-b book for military marksmen. IT.
pages show the different classes in which
the markSmen are to be placed, and at the
end of the book is a monthly summary OF
the records made during the year, with the
average percentage. the volume is handy
one for companies who meet frequently oil
the rife range.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
EKAL EsTArE.


s. HANLEY az CO., 1851 PARK 81, WILL
u build sell or rent you any kind of house any
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u OtO. sale; deals lu all SIuds q provisions:
wholesale lal5-u- ana retail, fine store; fu.l stock;
best business location; cheap rent; has al immense
cash trade. capable Of being largely extended;
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lest businesses 80 the city: Is clean respectable,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ESSMENT-OVERMAN SILL
IN yer Mining Company; location of principal
place of business, San Francisco, California; loea
ton OF works, God HILL Storey County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, held the tenth day Of Febru-
ary 1892 an assessment, No. IS, of fifty cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock of the
pOration, payable Immediately in United States
gold CON- to the Secretary at the office of the
pany, 4l4 California street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the sixteenth DAY OF March. 1892.
viii be delinquent, and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction; and unless payment is made before will
be sold on WEDNESDAY,, the sixth day OF pril,
1892, TO pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. BY
order of the Board OF Directors.
GEO. ID. EDWARDS, Secretary
once, Ala California street. san francisco. Cali
fornia. fell I'd
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-WEL DON MINING
IN Company. Location of principal place of bust
ness. San Francisco, Cali location Of works, Out
jotoa, AriZ
Notice Is hereby given, that at a meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, held on the 9th day OF Febru-
was levied upon the capital stock OF the corpora
ton. payable Immediately in United States gold
coin, TO the Secretary at the Office Of the company,
Room 20, Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery St, San
Francisco Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 18th day OF March. 1892, will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auctiOn and unless payment Is made before, viii
be sold on THURSDAY, the 14th day OF April,
1892, to pay the delinquent assessor emf, together
with the costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
by order OF the Board of Directors.
AUG. WATERMAN. Secretary
Ofice-Room 26. Nevada Block, 800 MONTGOMERY
st. Sa u Francisco, Cal. felO I'd
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TOR sALE-YERY CHEAP; LARGE BAY
horse; fine trotter: harness and buggies. g. }.
BINGHAM. BIB California ST. fel4 Be
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ALAMEDA BUsINf IS CHANG -.

1 ARGAIN-GoOD GENERAL GROCERY BUSI-
- in Alameda; good family trade; excellent
location; VIII sell by invoice. Address 6rocegS
Oakland once CALL. fel0 lat
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LORIN REAL ESTATE.

IA no WOULD BE WITHOUT A HOME-oNLY
w 500 down.
tage OF rooms: all modern improvements; large
lot; only half block from electric cars and only TWO
blocks from Berkeley steam cars; price only $3.50;
interest only per cent greatest iRducement ever
offered Inquire Of W. C. MORAN, LoTin; take
berkeley train. ia30 I'm
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0Il EhANtH BAKERY AND VARIETY
e)ON. store GA principal street: 3 living rooms:
sr place. splendid chance for small capital: Sc
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