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bundle Miss Eva T
Rumel Mr.
RupriOn Chas
Russell's Mtg Co
RuShton Mrs Alice
Ryan Mrs
Ryan Louis
Ryan Miss X
Rylander Mrs Tillie
Slemen Henry
Sleinmon Mrs
Sl0cum Lizzie
Smedley Frank w
Smith Mrs
Smith Miss Elsie
Smith Frank
Smith j NJ
Smith j .
Smith Mrs Nj
Smith Mrs w B
Smith Zach
Schneider Wanda
Snow Miss May
Spalding Miss Annette
Spafford Mrs B
Sparrow Mrs Eva o
Spear Mrs Kate NJ
Spencer II IL
Sprung Jas
ST Clair Mrs A S
Stapleton Horace
Stacy Mrs L L
Stafford Mrs Lille
stamp J w
Stark Rev Z ID
StarKey James
Stone Mrs Klttie
Stebbing Miss Myrtle
stephens Mrs f L
stephens JnoI
Stetson Mrs Charlotte
Perkins
Stevens Miss Rubine
Stewart Harry
Stuart Frank
Steuart Santiago
Stiglere Mrs J
Stone Mrs J w
Straut Miss Matte
Styles Henry
sullivan Miss Nellie L
Surnton w L
Sutkewisch Jno
Swan Miss
SwartZ Miss Dollie
Swift ChhS &
Syho Mrs Ruth NJ
Synneyaag Lars hanson
Thome Mrs ste vens
Ticknor Mrs Z +
Timms Eugene ID
Tilton William Z
Tomlin Mrs II c
TourtillOtt A ID
Townsend Mrs A G
Trenor DR. Eustace NJ
Totter G W
True MISS Fannie
Tucker Mrs Z r
Tulley Mrs Margret
Tully D j
Turton Mrs j Il
Turton w j
Turnbull George
Turner Miss l.
Tweed Miss Daisy
Tynor Mrs
Underwood Frank
Nal-Verde DIR
NIlcone Mrs 4
Vincent fred
Won Arensburg Fritz
Voss Miss Helen
White l. l.
White Mamie
White S 5
Whitman Miss Adana
Whittier George Nj
Whitaker Mrs ii V
WickS Mrs Sarah
Wilkinson Charles
Willard Miss Hetty
Willie Luis
Williams &
Williams Miss Edith
Williams Mrs 4 B
Williams L J
williams Mrs Vlrgie
Williams w
Williams Mrs Mary L
willis John
Wilson Miss Adeline
Wilson AT hur
W illsoa Frank
W wilson Harry
Wilson III r
Wilson Mrs J II
Winship John
Wise - w
Wood James
wood william
WOllenbcrg I
WOodthorpe Mrs j
WGodappIe John
Work w L
Wright D-J r
Wright Mrs VI ID
Wurster Miss Louis
WyckUff Walter A
Young Captain Levy
Zes Danovich NicOrd
RANCAISES.
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Abbott VIM NJ
Adlir John GenI
Adams MISS Luida
Adamy Mrs Orrene
Adams Sanford A
Aern Z
Agnew Mrs Margaret
AhIbOrn Fred
Aldrin w e
Allen Mrs Mary
AttenborOugh fl w
Ames Miss Martha
Anderson John A
Anderson Mads
Anderson Mary
Anderson y NJ
Bahruth III
Balok NJ
Bank of Englnd Manager
Barber + +
Barckley X W
Bahy Mrs Mollie
Bartlett J )
Barton j y
Bartsch WIN
Bauer A
faper J A
Baylee Edward
Bell Professor DR. ALFRED
Benneli Miss Mary .
Benson Fred
Bequerte Mrs Josie
eTg Mrs Adele
Bereson Oscar A
Bernal Miss Carrie
Berry Miss Ada
Betterley j L, NJ d
Betty JOnn
BiDg W Q
Birch Mrs j II
BIsseil ) Y
Bitter Jno 2
Bjent Mrs Addie
Black Henry
Blackburn D w r
Blake Mrs
Bian chard Miss r
Plum Mrs NJ chael
Blochman VI a. Co
l5lodgett Miss Lutte A
Book frank
Boeltcher Albert
Bohm II L 2
Bolstns Chiodoro
Boots WIN Jr
Borturck Mrs May z
BottomIey Lewis
Borard George NJ
Cadmond Joseph
Cahill Miss Laura
Cahill VIM
California Mercantile
Agency
Callaqhan Mrs j
Callman II NJ
Cameron A X
Cam pi)ell Dorah
Ca mpDell l. 4 2
Campbell Robert A
Campbell VIII
Capeder Leonhard
Carey j W
Carlson A
Carlson T.
Carlson Gust
Carlson John A W
Caro- Morris
Carroll Mrs s
Carty Mrs Ellen
Casey Michael
Casey Thomas
eastman Mary
Cassidy James d
Cassebohm A
Chape Mrs Eliza
Chose Mrs Helen NJ
Cherman + d
Chewning Mrs Charles
Chewing NJ title
Chick Miss J B
Christi nSon Christian A
Christensen n I
& ristofferson Herman
Church Mrs Robert A
Clarke Mrs, Cal st
Clarke Andrew
Clark Linwood l.
Clark Mrs K i
Dakin Miss l.
Daily Mrs Nellie
Dallbon Miss Matilda
Daniel John
Darling A Z
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LIST OF LETTERS

IN the Postofice at Sau
:. August 20. 1898.
these letters the applicant
sed Letters" and give tht
ut called for within two
TO the Dead-letter ONCE.
Andersen y >
Andrewson Miss Eddie
Andertern Mrs Mary T.
Angus j Il
AntOmna \ NJ
Archer Mrs
Areus Matthias
Arnold Madam
Armbruster Florenz
ATScani 81 Co
Arthur Arthur
ASteIl Mrs Adelia
Atlanta Nine DIR
Atwood Mrs J Z
Austral Aug
Avery Frank
Avery y II
Bowen Peter
Bowman Miss A B
7 Boyd Gilbert
Brady NJ
Brady Rev p
Brady WIN
Brady Rev VIM E
Brand Nine IrOnne
Brandensteln II U
Braimley Miss Nellie
Breen Mrs r
brisnan T
d Breslaur Mrs Carrie
Brenning AID
Briton Mrs Anna L
Broad Mrs Bell
Broberg Eriand
BrOlly Mrs Mary
Brophy Miss Jennie
BrOwnell Miss NJ
Brown DR.
Blown Miss ANNA
Brown n Z
Brown Miss Hope
Brown Josiah
frown Miss NJ
Browne Ross +
Bruth Miss Johanna
Brunrot sam
Bruster DR. John
bucksbaum Mrs n
Burke Miss Ktttie
Burke L
Burke Michael
Burke Pick
BurneisteF Carl
Burns John B, NJ ID
Burnett L
Burton DR. A II
Byrne J
ByXbee Mrs Chas
Buzett Edward II
Clark Thorn as
CLARK VIM
Cleary Miss Halle Q
Cole Miss, Jones st
Cole Miss Leora
Collins George
Collins Miss Ida
Col ins Miss Lizzie
Collins Miss Maggie
Condor Nj
Couery Willie
Coney DR.
Conlin Martin
Connof James
Cooper Fanny 2
Cooper Miss Fanny
CoobiIl Martain
Coopley Mrs SaIlie
Corcorau Harrle r
Corliss Mrs Ida j
Corning G X
Cottreli william
(OILrell w L =
CraigC
Grain Miss yelma
Crawford A 5
Gregg Mrs Maggie
Cressglia Martin
Cresse MrsJ L
CIesse J l.
Crisp John 2
Crock or Miss Fannie
L CTossan Alexander
Cuenea Alicia
Cummings j w
Cunningham Miss, Nc
Allister st
Cunningham Mrs M A
Curtis, Miss Pearl
Dignan NJ II
Dunno James
Dixon George
Douty Fred q
Donohoe Patrick
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II III 40
Hirt Komad
Hitchcock James ID
Hofmann Jno
Hoft ii
Hogan Pat L
Hogreve Miss L
Holman f
Holbro0S Mr.
Holt Clarence
Holiday Mrs & 90
Holloway Murray s
Homesteak Mining Co
Homrion Thos
Hopkln Geo L
Hopkins VIM 5
Hopper Frank
Horgan Lizziei
Horning Gustave
Hospodorsky + w
Hotchkiss Atty A B
HOulding WIN
Howard Mrs l. b
Howard Rev B Z
Howard A
Howard
Howard II Ii
Howell Ell
Hu.magee Jno
Higgins w S
Hunsaker Eugene
Hurley Mrs Maggie
Hussey Ii Z
Ingler Miss Lydia
Ingler Mrs Susan
Ishida Henry
johnson Mrs j
johnson j
johnson Y
Johnson Mrs Susan
Johnston Mrs q
Jonas Felix
Jonas Mrs Ellen
Jones Adlal S
Jones Jno z
Jones X VI
JOY Miss Nellie
Jutrozeuka j Mr.
Keyes + L
King John II
King w & Co
kingsbury Mrs DR.
kinsieY Nettie
Kirwin Miss Annie
fitzpatrick w J 4 Co
ktttle Albert L
hler ker Oskar A
Knew Carrie r
Kueeland u w
KolDer Eugene
Kramer Herman
kretschmas Mrs L
Kropp j II
H uschitz I J
huhnle Danl
X Jump VIM
Levi Jackson
Lewis G. y
Lewis Mrs F II
Lewis j &
Lewis Mrs Olga
Lewis VIM
Lewis Walter s
Lidstrom Chas G
Lila Miss Anna
Linfield Fred
Lincoln Miss frankie d
Liu ser Miss Louise
Livingston Miss Susie
Lodden Bert
Lord + Il
LOugee L w
Lowe G h
L0wman Mrs
Lower Cal Development
Co
Lowrey Jas c
Loyal Orange Institu-
tion
Lull Lewis E
Lundberg AIbin
Lyle Mrs J
McGrew Mrs NJ L
McGoyern 4
OF Danl
McGillIvray A G
NJ cionagle Miss Sarah
Mckay Mr.
Nj McLanghlin Miss Aggie
M Q. ennan J
McLennan Miss Martha
Mcpherson J X
Finley
McSeeley SS
. cNair VIM X
Merijen NJ
Mayer +
Miguel Mrs Paul S
Miller Mr.
Mills WS
Mintne H G Prof
Miss Bertha
Mitchell Mrs
Mitchell Mrs w n II
Morgansen NJ Z
Moeller Il
Moore DJ
Moore Mrs J y
Mrs Jas G
Moore HaZleton
Moore X
Murray Miss Lille
NJ orris Mrs J w
Morris Jno !.
Morrison Martha
Marcel! w A
Jas Jr
NJ Onninan j A
Moxiey Jr Mrs =
Mullen Edw II
Mullen Miss Ida
Muller Mrs Louise
Mueller Franz
Mulvey Mrs G A
Murphy ID j
Murphy Miss Kitty
Murphy VIM
Murphy A Il
Nj Murray ID
Murray Miss Amanda
Mymne Robt G
Seuvald Miss Lolo
Nichols Miss Lizzie
Nichols III Z
Nichols VIM B
Nicholas Mrs Nell
\ icholarsen Lurens
\ iggemeyer Jno
Nolan Miss Birdie
\ Nolan Miss Bessie
Nolan VI ID
Soyes Z II
y orth Mrs w
y ussbaum Frank
D'Sulllyan Miss Nellie
O'Bach Mrs Annie
Isidore
Oppenheimer Jos
Ollens Nj & Co
Dsler Fred
OFT Miss Nettie
owens Jno
Phelps w
Phersen = J
pLOnQar Efnun yVArka
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RllSy Dr K e
Rio Brada Vinegar
Raisin Co
ReardOn Frank
Robinson Z
Robertson Mrs Cora L
Robinson A 8
Robinson James n
Robinson Miss Nancy L
Roche Mrs Is
Sachs Louis
Sanghiin Chas NJ
Sanglin Chas VI
san Francisco Detectiv
Agency
Santa Cruz Electric Ma
igation
San francisco Introdut
ing Bureau
Savage Mrs Nellie
Sawyer owen
Schafer JudIe Henry
Schaumloffel. II
Schlu.er Mrs NJ
SchDabel Carlos
Schnepper Sam
SchaenwaId Gro
Schoule Miss Josie
Schoenheit Medicine c
A
Schrader Ludolf
Schwartz Henry
Schweitzer Helene
Scroggins Mrs e u
ScovtiIe Mr.
Scott Arthur
Scott Chas
Scott J l.
SeamOnds Mrs Lizzie
Sell Mrs
Sells Geo
Senger DR.
Sewall Rev Jno S
Shab>Mrs Ida
Shaffer G IL
Stanley Geo
Sharp Mrs Helen
Shaw Miss Winnie
Sheehan Miss Rose
Shepard Miss q
Sheppard Miss May
Sherry Mr. and Mrs
Sheridan Miss
s egel Bruno
Stem Martin
Silvey w
Simonds VIM
Simpson ID
Simms Nine
Sinz MISS Amelie
TacPy n
Iaennler Miss Madge
Tagliafer Miss Luiss
Talon WilfOrd
1auSenfreund Mr.
Taylor Young & Co
Taylor J L
Taylor James
Taylor Jessie n
TAYLOR Joseph
Teachers Agency
Teely u L Co
Templeton NJ B
Thomas Mrs + A
Thomas Mrs Francas
Thomas Lou
Thomas w B
J thompson Miss
Thompson Miss Imla
Thompson Mrs 5 V
Valiant Mrs L +
Naldro p
Wander Miss Georgia
Vaughn A l.
Nan-Naler w II
Wadmsn Miss LuIl
Wakerly William
Vale A
Walker + w
Wall Miss
Waller Mrs r
WALTON Miss Gertle
Wallace DR.
Wallace I
Walter Joseph
Walsh w VI
Walsh NJ j
Walsh Miss Mary
Walsh VI E
Wa ters Jack
arreu Mrs y
Warren Edward
Warmer Girard
Washington Gardens
Watson John Hal Jr
w eber Jonn
Wears Miss y
Weatherby DR.
Wells { &
Wells Robert
Wells Mrs w
Weustroni Mrs
elZelUurger Emil
w estdOrp u j 2
Westerlin Mrs 7 w
WestHnan Miss Maria
WetInaa Charles
Wharton %
Wheeler II "
Wheeler irwin 4
Wheeler Miss Vera
" bite { A
Yeo Harry
Zanca Mr. Nina
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates Of Departure from San Francisco.
STEAMERs. DESTINATION SAILS. WIRE
umat1lla. Vic Il PCT Snd. Aug %, 9AM Bdw'y
Homer .... Puget Sound. Aug % I'm Miss'n
WilametteV Yauuina bay :. Aug29. 5PM SeavI 4
Eureka. Newport. Aug 80. SAM BdwY 2
Pomona Hum bldt Bay. Aug 80, GAM Bdw'y 1
Australia. Honolulu. Aug 80. ppm Oceanic
Coium DIa. Portland ...... Sept l,1OAN Spear
Santa Rosa San Diego sept l.llAM Bdw'y 2
City Peking. China &Japan Sept 2. 3PM p s
Saturn. 49,. Panama. ..... Sept 2, 4PM Lombrd
City Pueba Vic & PCT Snd Sept 2. 9AMl Bdwy
HUMBOLDT HumblIt Bay. Sept 2. GAM washt'n
Los Angeles Newport. Sept 3. SAN Bdwy 2
Departure OF Australian steamer depends on the
arrival OF the British malls
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Hdll N lSS HdIt1e NJ
Hall Mrs n c
Hamilton Jno Ray
Hammar Mrs c
Hansen Charley g
Hansen Mrs Sophia
Hansen X
Hangler Store Il Mfg c,
Haney School Fur Co
Hanna f A
Hanchett Mrs L J
Hamphy Mary
Harder Miss Margariths
HargrRves Ii K
Harrison Rev J X
Hartman Mrs BTrtha
Harwood Fredk
Hastings Miss Jennie
Hansler airs Bertha
Hawkins Mr.
Hagens Roy
HAYES Thomas r
Head Horace q
Heath ROlla
| II eek reter
Hedlwud J o
/ Heinrich Miss Nellie
Heller Paul
Hemenway c W
Henga 7
Hermann II
Idialt Miss Emile
kin Arthur j
/ Information Burea
Ingle Mrs T
ia kson Mr.
Jackson Miss Carrie
! Jackson John +
jacobsen John
jacobson Dr II Z
J Jtgon Henry
James L T
Jedding l. G
Jewert Berrycemin
| JnhanssOn Selma y
JOhanSon Miss Hanna
Johnson 51rs { w
johnson j A
Kahill Miss Laura
Kaufman A w
kearuy Miss N
I Keating Miss frankie
KearnS Miss w T a Co
Keller Mrs Mary A
Kellogg A
Kelley Geo q
Kelly Mrs Mary
Kelly Tracy
Kennedy Jos p
Kennedy q II
X ent Miss Augusta C
Kiuela Leo
Kerr Mrs Lottie
Kerr l. Il
X err VIM L
Ketchum Henry
Latina lLrs
Lahmann n Mrs Bertha
Lacy Miss Georgie +
LaeViusun Mrs AdQie
Lainsr Mr
Laird Airs Z A
Lam bert AlonZO V
anSing Mrs Anna
LARSON Fred
Jarrett II q
Larne Lewis
LaTking q L
Lau Johaa Ehregott
Law rine q A
Laurence Wm G
Lawrence Jos
Lawther Vim
Laurie VIM
Layonen Frank
Leavitt Il Van Alstine
Lederer Chas
Lee Mrs b
Lee A &
Leegs Edwin F
Leyete Miss L J
LeYinson y j
We aIeny Jas
McAlister Mrs w p
McBlentle Cnas
Mccarthy Mrs Julia
Mccarthy Prof VIM
Mccormick Ed
Mcclure Miss Ethel
Mccartney Miss c
McCord Mrs r Nj
MeCarren Jack
McCarTy JnO
NcDermid 4
Marlborough Jas III
Nj ickay ID Il
Macleay ID
Madden Z w
Nahar Jas
Mahauey Geo s
Mattson c
Manning Miss LilleY
Mansfield Ernest
Mansfield Jas
Mannel Mrs A
Manley Lille NJ
Manuel Geo
Mangssow Geo w
Marsh Mrs Jennie
Marshall VIM
Martin K A
Martin Mrs J NJ
Marvin Mrs WIN NJ
Marlce w
Mason Z
Mason Mrs Marcus
Matthe ws Miss l. G
Matthews Mrs David
Matthews Matte
Mattson Miss Emeiia
Mansch Eros d Co
Mats B G
Mau j
MaYda Mr.
Mein Mrs c G.
MellisS Miss Ida
Mellck walt NJ
Nelle Mrs NJ A
MenZles David NJ
Methke Robt
Mezes Mrs
Meyer Mrs z
Maine Geo
NaDhtaly Miss Gertrude
Napier Jno
National bldg or Cal
Neisson Mrs Aulta
Nelson E w
Nelson Miss Emma
Nelson Miss Annie
Nilsson A otto
Nevraumont Alfred
Neugelaner Ernest
Newman Chas
Newton G ID
O'Brien Miss Anna
O'Brien l. Win
O'Brlen VIM J
O'Connell II
O'Connell ID
O'Leary Cors j
O'Leary Mrs G
O'Shangnessy Mrs Jas
Pac Wire Works
Pac Law Co
Pac Typewriter
Packard y X " orks
fahe Mrs Minnie
Page kdw
Pattson Orley
Patterson A X
Paterson Aug B
Paxton Mrs John A
Peabody Frank
Pegat Raymond
Peek Mrs Bessie
Pei1otto Nj 7
Penke Chas
Petersen Carl
Peterson G w
IANff,..
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AUCTION SALES.
CHAS. LEVY & CO.,
RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
RRGvz

(PACIFIC SYSTEM.
Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive ak
SAN FRANCISCO.
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for Morning. for Atternoou
Sundays excepted. tSaturdays only
tSundays only.
The PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
will call for and check baggage from hotels and
residences. Inquire of Ticket Agents for Time
Cards and other Information.
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Davidson Mrs A
Davidson Miss keIIe L
Davidson Mrs phoenia !
Davis Miss Georgie
Davis Robert
Davenport Mrs Fannie
Davey +
naylson w w
Deasy Michael
Deckelman Mrs l.
De Costa Antoine
De Costa Haro V
De Costa Lee James
DE Costa Mrs Lusignan
DeSko Anna
Detlefson Ellen
Dietriek a. Co
Eager Hon Thomas
EaSSdon Robert
Edwards Miss Freda
Edwards Rev David j
Edwards Miss Nora
Edwards thomas
Edge George
Eggert Emily
EiSner & Pope
Eldred Mrs VIII
Eidridge Fred w
Eerrura 1acintho
Field Geo T.
Field Geo X
Fields Miss Grace
Fingerly Hinrlch
Fish Edwin
Fitzgerald Mrs Mary
fitzgerald Mrs Nora
Fitzpatrick James
Fitzpatrick Miss Mar
Ann
Gslaran Mrs X
hdllOWay Geo
Gardner 7 L
Garrett WmL
Garcsche Geo H
Gathouse u Il
Gates / II
Gem Novelty Co
Geohegan Miss Lena
German X VI
G1angradovich BALI
Gilmore Mrs Robt
Gilbey Mrs
Giligan Anna
GivenS Mi SIS Nellie
Glenn James o
GOhle Mrs w r
Goebbel Mrs Mary
Golly j b
60iDbich Martin
Gornick Mrs Katarina
Ha bermehl Mrs =
Hallaran Mrs ID
Hallinan Pattee
Hall NJ
Hall Mac
Hall Mrs May
Hall Miss Hattie NJ
Hall Mrs n q
Hamilton Jno Ray
Hammar Mrs c
Hansen Charley q
Hansen Mrs Sophia
Hansen X
Hangler Store Il Mfg c,
Haney School Fur Co
Hanna f A
Hanchett Mrs L J
Hamphy Mary
Harder Miss Margarine
Hargraves Ii K
Harrison Rev J X
Hartman Mrs Bvrtha
Harwood Fredk
Hastings Miss Jennie
bansler airs Bertha
Hawkins Mr.
Hagens Roy
HAYES Thomas r
Head Horace q
Hath Dill
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n8- To obtain any of these letters t5e annie MT
must call for Advertised Letters" and give the
date OF the list. IL not called for within two
weeks they Will be sent to the Dead-letter once
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DonneiIy Miss Christiana

DonneIIy Miss Christiana
Josephine
/. Donnelly Miss Mary
DOring Miss Minnie
Dottber q
Dorsibellis Mrs Mary A
Drew Mrs NJ l.
Driscoll ID
Drummond John II
Dnbey Thomas
Dugay Prot Al
Dunn Herbert
Dunphy Mrs Catherine
Duunigan Mrs Rose
Duror L
Du Rose T T
Dwyer Charles
Elias Abraham
Ellenbr0ck Fredk G.
Ellingsen Markus
Ellison Miss julia z
Erickson John
Erickson Miss Mary
Erickson L f.
Erdman Chas
Evans Wyman
Evans Mrs I J
Eyerson Nj ark
Flande Mrs Rose
Fletcher James Ii
Flynn Miss II
FORBADE Mrs Lizzie
Fowles stephen
Fraser Andrew
Fraser +
Fredericks Miss 302 Ellis
FraS Jack
FrInk ID 3
Goranson Emily
Graham Mrs Emma
Graham Miss
Graham Miss T Z
Grave Miss NJ
Gray Chas p Z
Gray Grace
Gray w Valance
Greatrep Mrs
Green w K
Green Mrs s
Gregg NIL
Gemmon Chas
6riest Mrs 1913 Turk
Griffon Marion
Grifhths + r
Grover DR. w Z
Grothwahl X
6unther Mrs Isabella s
Guester Mrs II
GustafsOn Mrs Sophia
Higgins Jas
Hitler Mrs NJ L
Hilireth Mrs Jennie
Hill Jno
Hirt Komad
Hitchcock James ID
Hofmann Jno
Hoft ii
Hogan Pat L
Hogreve Miss L
Holman f
Holbrook Mr.
Holt Clarence
Holiday Mrs g 90
Holloway Murray S
Homesteak AIining Co
Homrion Ihos
Hopkln Geo L
Hopkins VIM 5
q
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LEIIkES FRANCHISES.
Barthez August Lannes Mons
Berger Jean Moenat Leon
BOrdeuave Jean Il PersOnnaz VI
BourdieuX Felic Pnard Lucien
Gil scayne Germaiu Ralrre Chss j
De Bouvier Marc Rouget Paul
De Caude Rene Vidal Isidore
FOulon Zagon Z Leon
Leferrere Xavier
POUR LES DANES
Auge Marie Leprovost Henriette
Beuille Marie Lafaut Narle
Bouiy Agathe Ofman Mile
foures Julie Raynaud Pauline
Ganco Marg Touky
Lamarque Maria
LETTERE ITALIANE
Anorando Bert Giovannini Dan
Alonzo Angelo SrUsse v
AIata Angelo Gucgia Petro
Arata Rosa LsZarini Sam
AttiaS Guilia l. Maniattis Alex
Ballice Mich hineo Gius
Balisteri Emanuel Pecna Giulio
Balistsri GLOW Peril Auibale
Bali GiuS Quaresina Gius
Barbieri Gius Rolleri Maria
DifTanco Dom ROssi Lille
Dellamagiore Gius Ressi p NJ
Demartini GIov Runatore Maria
DOndere Sauton Glus
Fratto Dom Staguaro Lui
FerrarO Salvador Snoni Ant
Ferreo \ Solari Giusepina
Gallo Rosa IoriSiani Isola
Garbarino Angelo Tore B
GergurovI Nanoni A
Geromlni Guglio Yerga Gins
Gianuini Feiice
CARTAs ESPANoLAS.
Areg Fred Nina Carlos
Avtla Emeterco Mcnge Manuel
Escobar Salvador NJ Pine tel jose VI
Forcada Jose Ro6ledo Antonio
Garcia Joaquin Moreno Rubin Diego
Martinez (Maestro mu- Tivar
sica) Nieimas Pablo
SENoRAS.
Castro Manuela GueVara AntonIa
EsdueTre Mrs G y LucHrda Lisa
Fernandez q 707 Mission Ortega Amelia
Galindo Nellie Perez Jennie
Garcia Josephine Vale Sara de Wilson
g W. BACKUS PostmaGter
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n N0yeS Z IL
North Mrs W
y ussbaum Frank
G'SullIyan Miss Nellie
O'Bach Mrs Annie
Oppenheimer Isidore
Oppenbeimer Jos
Ollens Nj & Co
Osler Fred
OFT Miss Nettie
owens Jno
Phelps w
Phersen y J
Pioneer Stove works
Plate II X
Plane j T.
Plank r X
Podie Two
Pobisch Chas
Polite G
Poiglase Joe
Powers Rev Manley
Powers MI
Poyzer Philip L
Proctor Frank Jr
Premium Note Co
Prendergast M L
Purdy Mrs John II
Quiro q
Roche Miss Katie
Rodeo Packing and Pro-
vision Co
Roe Marshal J
Roemer Herman
Rodgers John
Rogor j
Rogers NJ r
Rogers Mrs Marie
Romano Mrs Z V
Rork T
Rosenberg Mrs J
Rosenthal Miss Ray
Ross j 5
Ross Miss Janet
Roscoe ID l.
Rothmaler Johannes
Roth Chas l.
RoxOurgh Mrs L
Royal Mrs Eliza
Rocs0lt Peter
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-11-03
Unthinkable Distances.

The distance to the nearest 'sfixed"
tar has been computed by the best
stronomers to be about 20, 900, 000,-
90, 900 miles, which, by putting it in
mother way, would mean 20, 600. 000,-
900 of miles, q distance 30 vast
that a trip to our own SUI seems but
a pleasure trip in comparison.
The next in distance is about four
times further away. If we attempt to
fix an average distance for the fixed
stars we cannot safely place them
nearer than A, ZOO, 600, 900, 900 of miles
away! And what does this involve?
Light, which reaches us from the
sun in eight and one-half minutes,
would take seventy years in making a
Journey between the average fixed star
and our little world.
If the volume of space included
within Jul solar system were occupied
by one huge globe $500, 900, 900 miles
in diameter, even such a mighty mass
would be but as a feather in the
marvellous spread of space surround
ing it. The sea of space would con-
tain 2, 700, 900, 900, DOC, 900 of such
globes, each swinging at a distance
approximating SOC, 900 miles apart
How can the human mind be expected
to comprehend such immensity?-New
York Journal.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-11-03

Among the Kondeh people, who live
on Lake Nyassa, in Africa, the favorite
form of suicide is to enter the water
and allow ones self to be devoured by
a crocodile.
The first gymnasium for girls in
Germany will be opened this autumn
at Carlsruhe. 1t has been founded by
the "Women's Instruction Reform So
ciety," formed in the year 1888.
-Pantaloons were originally long
stockings worn in Italy as a sort OF
religious habit Of the devotees of st.
Pantaleone.
Caesar did not say "Et tn, Brute
Eye witnesses TO the assassination de-
posed that he died fighting, but silent,
like a wolf"
The first building erected in the
United States for the Federal govern
ment was the United States mint in
Philadelphia.
"A new decree of the Russian Minis.
ter of Justice ordains that in future
a duellist who kills his antagonist is
liable to six years imprisonment.
The work performed by the human
heart each twenty-four hours is equal
to the lifting of 129 tons to a height
of M foot in the same length OF
time.
William Gardenjo was the tlrst per-
son entitled doctor of medicine: he re-
ceived the degree from the college OF
Asst in the Fourteenth Century.
About ten thousand gross of pens
are produced from a ton of steel.
Silence is one great art of conye rsa
ton.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-11-03
THE NEWS
EASTERN AND MIDDLE STATES

At the request of Superintendent
Byrnes, the vaccination of all New
York policemen has been postponed
until after the election.
For threatening death to t. f. Secor,
correspondent, if he did not pay the
costs of his successful divorce suit, John
Simpson was jailed at New York. 4
The mother of Vice President Stew
enson celebrated her S4th birthday at
Bloomington, Ill.
A host of criminals have been par
doned by Governor McCorkle, of West
Virginia, including John Duffy, a noted
thief.
Stunned for years for plotting a
begger womar's murder to get s15 for
her body, ex-Janitor Anderson Perry,
of Maryland University; died at Balti-
more's almshouse.
Thomas Gray, OF Brooklyn, was in
SANITY killed by falling 60 feet in an
elevator.
Drunken Carl Meyer, laborer, threat
ened the cashier of the st. Louis Safe
Deposit Company, on Saturday, on
Saturday, with dynamite, which he
said he had in his satchel, which con
tanned only tools.
Benz, G. Sanford, who until a month
ago was correspondence clerk in the
Continental Bank, of New York, is
charged with embezzling $4,000 OF
the banks funds.
"Ex-Priest'' Slattery lectured in st.
Louis on Friday night, his theme being
"Anti-Romanism." At the close of
the lecture the hall was mobbed and
windows smashed, and the lecturer
had to be protected by the police from
the mob
Nathaniel Wheeler, one of the in
%yentors of the Wheeler and Wilson sew
ing machine, is dying of malarial poi
son at his home in Bridgeport, Conn
Lawyer NJ. X. Marranin, of West
Superior, Wis, who has been missing
for 20 years, is dying of consum ption
at the Sisters Hospital, Buffalo, n. Y.
Stourbridge's glass mandatory, at
Newtown, Long Island, and a dwell
ling house a~diourning, was burned.
VIM. Casey, a fireman in the factory,
was burned to death.