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sSEssMENT NOTICE-HALE NoRCRoSS
n Silver Mining Company-LCcation OF princ-
pal place OF business San Francisco, California; To-
cation OF works. virginia Mining District, storey
County state OF Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees held on the IT'D day OF January,
1893 an Asscssment ma 1O3) o. 80 cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the operation,
payable inn sdateIy Ia Tn ted states gold coin 70
the secretary at the Office OF the company room 26,
Nevada block. 309 Montgomery St., San Francisco,
California
Any stock upon which this assessment shalt re-
main unpaid FRIDAY. the 10th day or febru.
AIRY, Sa3. will be delinquent, ana advertised for
sale at public auction; and unless payment 10
made before. will be sold on FRIDAY. tue Sd day
OF March. 1893. TO pay the delinquent assessment.
together with the costs ofiadvertsing expenses
OF sale. BY orderof the Board OF Trustees.
A Is. THOM PSOE. Sesretary.
Onice-Room rs. Nevada Flock, $40 Montgomery
st., San FRANCISCO Ca ifernla. ta8 ID
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GcO00 EACH-2 ELEGANT RESIDENCES,
tpOutO just completed; contain rooms with
every known improvements stylish appointments:
artistcalIy decorated; elevated. with grand marine
aud landscape view: sheltered location, which is
Improving rapidly. Full particulars premises,
stanyan ST.. few minutes walk south OF Haght.st.
entrances TO park. or apply to TROY McNALLY.
$40 Market fa2z n
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A Religious Papers View.
1--WE have again and again during the last
few years." says the Independent. mad
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
~ ANTED--A LOAN OF $500. FROM / TO
w years. OF private party, real estate. Nd
dress Loan. box la. Call Branch once. ja3l 3ts
A Il 1875 KEARNY. ROOM 0. Yot CAN BORROW
n money at low rates; private rooms for ladies;
pledges for sale: take elevator. mr1 II
CAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
53S kearny ST.. the only corporation that lends
money diamonds. watches; low interest oc4 II
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The virtues OF cinchona bark were first
extolled in Europe by the Jesuit brother
hood, and it became generally known as
Jesuit bark
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


TOR SALE Or RENT-RANCH OF 200 ACRES.
L with good house, running water. barn and out
houses the ranch has about 40 acres In rnit trees
of best variety; one-half are bearing healthy ioea
ton; fine climate; good investment for persons
with small means; terms to suit purchaser Inquire
J.. W.. box 81. this office. ja3l 81
MUST BE SOLD; 40 ACRES; ALL CULTI-
1u waited house. barn. etc: $500; fare from san
Francisco 81 20 PAC EX.. 20 Kearny st.
no Rents AND 10 ACRES IMPROVED. So
mono Owner. box $50, Call Branch. ia3O 2t*
100 ACRES CHOICEST FRUIT LAND IN
IOV Napa County; 20 acres in orchard; house,
barn. spring water, tools, etc.. only $40 per acre:
positive bar ain: $500 cash: balance in l. 2 and
years; interest per cent: also exchange, Address
Fruit Ranch. Alameda. Cal. 1a29 81
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE
- Send for list. ID. j WEST, Martinez. Cal.29 lm%
IMPROVED RANCH OF 70 ACRES TO RENT
l. cheap; IL IN lies southeast of san Francisco. APP
ply owner. 335 Duncan St jas az
FoR SALE A. p,pa.,N
$40 acres OF land, with large dwelling and out
houses, near orOyine Butte County Cat; 10 acres
In oranges and deciduous fruits: irrtgating ditch
French Savings and Loan Society, 534 California
street 1a26 4t
EOR NORTHERN AND CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
Il lands apply to g. I. PETERS, room 3, Minis
building Jag lat
L-oR LITTLE HOMES, SMALL FARMS AND
chicken-ranches. see ID. H. TWING. Sonoma City.
Cal; every Monday 2l5 Kearny St. $ F. 1a4 I'm
pARTIEs HAVING SMALL FRUIT FARMS FOR
sale or exchange Tor OAKLAND property, write 10
SALISBURY Il CAMPBELL, 400 Ninth ST, Oak
land, Cal. ja20 I'm
/ MfOKTANT ICE-ARRANGEMENTS ARE
Il being made to place upon the market large
tracts OF the richest and most productive lands in
Fresno County.
These lands wonderfully adapted to the
growth OF the prune, peach, pear, apricot, nee
tarine olive, fig and the grare.
Extraordinary crops of alfalfa and vegetables are
grown upon them.
Purchasers can buy in tracts OF from 20 acres TO
5000 acres.
For further particulars apply TO L. b. PERRIN,
4O2 Kearny St. or Fresno. Cal. delS 2m
~ OVFRNMENT LANDS-PERFECTLY LEVEL.
VI rch soil, in fine valley, railroad in Califor
MIA: EN- loyment at good wages near by: fuel and
water plentifal; many settlers and some fine farms
there now Send cents Tor in or nistion TO +. W.
LAKE. Flood building. San Francisco. no2O r
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$40. shed: fuii value IN stock ana Ttares
pr prietor must leave city; bargain to-day. 40
Pac 5c ST. fa3O IT,
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BALDWIN q HAMMOND,

II You desire. can erect a house according to
your own plans ia any part OF the city.
For particulars apply TO l. LANDER. 9 Mont
gomery St nolS II Eri1uThu
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i. Or SAFE CORNER GROCERY AND BAR; 1
J surnY rooms and good location. Apply Call
Branch once ia3l St.
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DARTSER WANTED N LONG-ESTAB-
/ Ashed furniture business; $500 10 $1,000 re-
CURED for hall interest: bus paying well,
Capi tai wanted 20 extend bus ness. Address b. A.
~ -. CAL branch once. ia29 81
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rooms and bath.
$40 per month VIII secure Groom cottage in
desirable location.
S45 and upward. all sorts OF 2-story houses. from
the most costly finished the mOst inexpensive;
all In desirable neighborboOds
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COO CIGAR AND STATIONERY STORE;
0DO. look at this grand bargain: cheap It double
The Price j. W. DIV Ely se5 Market al e
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At BARGAIN: CORNER SALOON on MAR
= KIT ST: owner leaving the city Address < Z ,
llI l54. Cal ranch Once. faZg Is
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CALOON FOR SALE WITH LODGING house.
- attached, rooms: old established: near Mar
ket -; cheap rent. price sl40O. Address r. K,
box 100, Cal Branch. ja28 ~
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LEW HUNDRED SHARES san FRANCISCO
and san AateO Railway stock at low figures
also some splendid speculative stock In irriga-
ton company in san Diego: equsling tie famous
Bear valley, that has made fortunes Address
C7.l 10 20 90 L N Il. :. De R0CHEMONT. AS
Mol-somarE 81. room q. Ia3l IutrSu 81
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Is HOLESALE Hay. GRAIN AND FEED BUSI-
" ness, with mills and machinery complete, IN
Guiding seat in Produce Exchange: Satisfactory
reasons for selling; Investigation solicited Com
merrIaI Agency, 81 NaTket 81. Ia29 sLs
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


n II. UMBSEN d CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS.
Ia Montgomery ST., S, F.
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DAKERY AND GROCERY; 3 LIvING-R00Ms;
u good location; price SIPS. Apply Call Branch
Once. ia3l 3ts
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1 tf rALE-ON k-HALF or " HOLE INTEREST
in 5Tst-class ssloen. foot Market. opp steamboat
laldag 6rst-cIass business. 30 Sixth. shoe store
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[ OR SALE-IHE ENTIRE STOCK OF WINES
aud g uors Or the old established French liquor
store and saloon OF CHARLES c. WOOD. deceased.
O the northwest cor Of California and steiner. the
NqHorsUOre. saloon and fixtures, with adjoining
rooms and wineceliar. 20 lease for term OF years
Further particulars OF WILLIAM ROLLINS. ad-
-. Jazz SuTuFr
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DCTCHER-SH0P: FIXTURES AND TOOLS
Howard Jag IT.
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EOR SALE CHEAP-MODEL RESTAURANT.
by electric csTnOuss, Telegraph ave- Oakland:
rem $40. Address q. MEYER, North Temescal,
ameda County Jag 81
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L.KANCH BAKERY. STATIONERY AND TO-
- bsccO store: good business. J. n box % THIS
dice. ia 7ts
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Call and obtain one of our "Real Estate Rec
ords." which contains list of properties for sale
in all parts of the CITY,
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ATTORNE W.
A DvICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS;
N marriages annulied; collections. damages. etc.
q. W. HOWE atty, 800 Market, cor. Stockton. a7tf
W w DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY.Ar-LAw 40
w California ST.. rooms 1915; advice free d3 tt
- A. CRorHERS ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. AIS
II. Clay ST n0y R
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L b Is splendid place for business being OppO-
SIZE the ferry ana viii be so,d cheap the owner
has two places and cannot attend to both: this
Hue chance for person 10 do good business only
Eousi lie parties received the seller the
l-oner-y. GEO. SIENART S son. l35 ksarny. .
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coon ONE OF THE BEST PAYING CANDY
= DOO- aud bakery est a0lishme1ts in san Fran
cisco; good location; elegant fixtures; $1,000
every Ia hrst-cisss condition; with soda fouu-
tain, silver showcases beautiful glass candy jars
with new carpe' ana fixtures; Is tables; crOckery,
with every utensi thar can be required for first
class candy aud coffee parior: this snap J. D.
lANFkELL & Co. ~. Market st.
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G.-OO GOOD STEADY MAN As PARTNER
= tUO. In q 5 ura paying restaurant: no agents
o. tri1ers. Address B., box g. this Ofiee. 81 2ts
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CTQO0 FINE CORNER GROCERY AND
- lOUO. bar; established over % years: doing
ear trade OF so per day; got TO be sold this
on account O, other business. Apply 1851 Mission
street iaZ9 ST.
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GQ00 FINE LARGE PAYING CANDY
= q w. store; good location; fine stock Of nix
tures soda fountain: handles considerable station
cry; four large living-Tooms. SW EETSER II
BRIGGS, l17O Market st, room l09 ja3O =
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C0Sn FINELY EQUIPPED RESTAURANT;
- ZOb. good locality; feeding 50 people: steady
trade trial given: bargain. SMEETSER ITO
Nar.et 81 room lO9. fA25 II
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERs.

v. LAWRENCE CARPENTER AND BUILD
1919 Sacramento 81. cabinet work and fitting
I'D onlces promptly attended; telephone 90e.ini6 *
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UILDER AND OWNER. Is MONTGOMERY ST
WHY PAY RENT?
WHY PAY RENT
WHY PAY REMIT
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
Isl OF BUSINESS OPENINGS.

]
send for our printed list; over 100 business
Chances partnerships hotels and nearly all lines.
v th fuu explanation in each case Look at the
r,-foxVfur as a SRnnte-
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

NOTICE or ESSMENT-CAAEDONIA Sill.
~ yer Mining Company. Location OF principal
place OF business, san Francisco. Cal location OF
works GOLD Hin, storey County. New
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board Of Directors, held on the 2Sth day OF Janu-
AIRY, 1893. an assessment (NO. 45) OF 10 cents per
share levied upon the capital stock OF the
pOraton, PAYABLE immediately IN United States
gold coin. 70 the secretary. at The Office OF the COM
paAy, I IA Calf 0rnia ST., San Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 81 day of March 1893. viii
be delinquent ana advertised for sale at public
auctiOR and uuless payment is made before. Will
be sold on THURSDAY. the 23d day or March,
1893, TO pay the delinquent assessment. together
with the costs Of advertising and expense OF sale
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
A. =. GROTH. Secretary.
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Y PER CENT CITY LOANS; NO DELAY. II NJ
Wo0LLEf.r. Mills building, 81 floor. del II
DLENTY MONEY ON FIRST OR SECOND
l. mortgase;no delay low interest 3l3 Pine. r. 80
MONEY LOANED ON JEwELRY AND oTHEI:
Isl valuables at the Security Loan Bang, Ii06
Market, mr.. Mason; private entrance Turk Su
MONEY AT 81 ON FIRST AND SECOND MORT
Iu Cages without delay. MURPHY. 1928 Pine. 3n
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ifyOu are tired OF paying rent call and see me.
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UNlMPRoYEp PROPERTY.

U ockO COTTAGE OF 8 ROOMS: BRICK
y OOp. foundations; stable; lot 30xS0: Shot
veil ST., near 18Th.
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A SSBSsMENT NOTICE - JUSTICE MINING
n co pany- Location OF principal place OF bush
ness. san Franc SEQ California: location or works.
Gold Hin ninia2 district Storey County. New
Notice IS hereby given that 81 meeting OF the
board Of directors he on the 9th day of January.
1893, an assessment. No 81. OF ten (lol cents
per share levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable Immediately, In United
States gold coin. the secretary the Office Of
the company room D. Hay1ard's building. Cali
fornia street. san francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid the 9th day Of February. 1893.
viii be delinquent and advertised for sale al public
auction aud unless payment is made before viii be
sod I THURSDAY. the ID day OF March. 1893, to
pay the delinquent assessment. together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale. bF order OF
the board OF directors. r. r. KELLY. Secretary.
OGlce-Room 3. HRYwsrd's building. 4i9 CaiifOr-
Ma street san Francisco. Cat. JAZZ I'd
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A sSESSHEhT NOTICE - NAVAJO MINING
n COMPANY. Location OF principal place 81 busi-
San Francisco. California. Location OF WORKS
Tusearora, EXC County, Nevada
Notice is hereby given that at a me etlng OF the
Board OF irectors held on the 9Th day OF Jan uary,
1893. an assessment (NO 24D OF ten (lO) cents per
share levied upon the capital stock or the cor
poration, payable Immediately In United states
gold coin the secretary az the once OF the Com
psDy, 30 Pine street. rooms 10 and II, san Fran
cisco, California
Any stock upon which thls assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 9th day or February, 1893,
will be delinquent and advertised for safe at public
auction, AMI unless payment Is made before Will DO
sold on Tuesday tho 7th day OF March, 1898 TO
pay tie delinquent assessment together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale. BY order OF
the Board OF Directots. j. w PEW, Secretary.
Omce-3l0 Pine street. rooms Is and II, San
Francisco, California. jail III
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SsESs MENT NoTICE-ANDES SILVER Mn
\ ing Company. Location o. principal pace OF
business. san Francisco, Cal; location OF worxs.
Storey County. New.
otiee IS hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, held on the 2lst day OF Jan.
uary. 1898. assessment no. 99) OF IS cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF ccr-
perAtIoR. payable Immediately IN United States
gold coin . the secretary the Office OF the COM
p@ny. room 2, Nevada block, 800 Montgomery ST.,
San Francisco. Cal.
Any STOCK upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the pain day OF February se3
will be delinquent. and ADVERTISED for at pub.
lie auctions and unless payment Is made before,
VIII be sold on THURSDAY. the 18Th dag Of March,
1898 70 pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs OF advertising ana expenses OF sale BY
order o. tho Board OF Directors.
JOHN ". TNIGGS. Secretary.
Cfnce-Room 2, Nevada block 800 montgomery
ST. san Francisco Ca. ta15 "a
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.,,.,t and will go down In the clubs history
= ~. head Of the administration which made
...M. by the purchase Of a new house that no club
Nd seorn to possess. Mr.. Lawrence IS n lawyer,
I.rOtpe himself chiefly to corporation and railroad
,ns,n.ss He Is president Of the Wheeling and Lake
-, Railway Company and a stockholder. director
:, trus,ee II O number Of corporations. He belongs
a. N. Manhattan Club and TO the Larchmont Yacht
r1rh being also commodore Of the American Yacht
,nh He owns q fine steam yacht, the Thyra on
,N,en he sntertoins his friends in handsome style
Mr. Lawrence IS also one Of the best known Masons
=, the land In 1888 he became Grand Master OF the
.A,r In this state and held the position until lsoo'
s services to the fraternity have placed him high In
n. esteem Of all It's members. Largely on account Of
NJ, ability and untiring energy the order was able 70
nav of the debt Of 100000 which 1t owed on It's
hudinc at Twenty-third,s and sixth.ave and to lay
M several hundred thousand dollars besides as be-
dining for TIE Masonic Home at Utica personally
Mr. Lswrence Is most genial. lie presides at the
dinners Of the club gracefully, and hs speeches are
delight to all The guests.
John Elderkn secretary Of the Lotos Club. has been
hound up In its affairs for nearly tvenythree years
lie became a member in April. 1870, few weeks
after II was founded and three years later was elected
a director He has been secretary three different
tines being In the third year Of his present service
For eight years he visited the clubhouse daiy
and still goes to It almost frequently. For twenty
years he has missed hardly an entertainment or dinner
at the club and has thus met nearly all tie Hstrlous
line Of actors, authors explorers composers artSS ana
statesmen who have been guests Of the Lotos. Mr..
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York. Members are chosen with due regard TO their
eligibility. which depends entirely upon their posi-
ton in society.
Subscriptions TO tie building fund OF tie New
York Athletic Club coming in slowly but steadily.
and with the new officers IT is thought and hoped
that the 100000 necessary will be raised within n
few months.
The 81. Nicholas Skating Club, which was de-
scrlbed In this column last week. has continued to be
most fortunate IN the weather conditions. and con-
sequently has had greater than its organizers
dared TO hope for The club pond In Elghth-ave.
has been crowded every afternoon, and even at
Ing OF late, with the best-knOwn young men and
women In New-York society. and skating. which had,
owing to long succession Of mild winters, become
almost n lost art among the members OF the gay
world has become the rage. The young and
gcuc MANAGERS Of the club have devoted almost all
their entire time and attention OF late to its affairs
and deserve congratulations upon the success Of
their efforts.
The Riding Club Of Orange has about decided upon
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annual meeting is to take place February Is, when
1t Is hoped, some patriots Will be found to take the
places OF the five retiring members OF the council
In the Groicr 1t is usually difficult to get of Office
once being n the sentiment OF the "outs being that
one good term deserves several Others Clarence W.
Bowen will give n talk Portraits Of Franklin"
before the club on January 1G. Stereopticon views
of sixty pictures of the statesman will be shown.
Tomorrow the publication Of the club. "The
BarOns of the PotOmack and RappahannOck" will be
ready for delivery. 1t contains sketch OF the life
and times OF Lawrence Washington and lot OF In
eresng material compiled from valuable papers
owned by W F. Havemeyer. The Publication Com
mttee, under whose direction the work was issued
consists Of Theodore L. Dc Wine. >. p Avery
Beverley Chew, W. l.. Andrews and 5. W. Marvin.
one copy IS printed for each Of the 500 members and
three extra ones published vellum. OF these.
one is remain in the club library and two TO be
sold at auction
On Friday evening the Patria Club will meet at
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the people Of the East side into clubs for their own
advancement The plan Of the late Charles Lorihs
Brace that Of Gan ounce OF preyeniion' VIII he car
ried ont AS regards the younger generation The sue
ccssful art exhibition given last summer on the East
side iu,tics the belief that work OF the KIND pro
posed will succeed.
The structure proposed is FIVE stories high and
Ralph C. Gildcrsleevc, the architect estimates The
cost ot $4,000 with the ground The design Is
pennI,sancc bit modest In design. rs q Duadlng Oh
tnis Kind 10 make an impression must DC
In The basement are provisions for gymnasium
and on the first floor the hall and stage occupy the
who'll. The second floor contains two large Cup-
ronms and toiletroOms, while on the thlTu are lnte
echnn rnous The fourth noor IS entirely ueN"ttu 10
chambers which will be- occupied 10y The society ;
workers More chambers. d!nngroo ana k'cucn
arn ON the top story roof garden IS TO be feature
~ Rock.t faced blue limestone Is to be used Tor thc
f,rnd. of the basement story above, bun bIlCk WIN
terra Gotta trimmings VIII he used. As soon Us
suGiciert funds have been received ~" VIII pe
,rlcrtcd Contributions may bc sent to IL D. SeuE
,,Ic ir secretary No. 100 Broadway. Ihe olh'c,,S
~ liz. society are Seth Low. president Jane, w
Veyandrr r. benjamin Andrews stanton S"i!' Ailf'u
I common Charles 5. Fairchild, Merrill r. "atsS'
ID G. Gilman Oswald Otteniorler' Carr schurz' WIZ
lam NJ sloan and H. r. Wright, yice-rresidthlS II. ~
sedgwick jr secretary, and A. C. berih'ih ueaSur''
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Maurice DAILY stands to-day as billiard expert OF
great nerve and cool judgment. HIS open, brilliant
round The table shots are perfect and TO his credit
NAV hc placed tie originality II great number OF
shots lie has done great deal toward bringing me
ctnn 10 IFS present high standard lie Is good
parimmentarian, with keen perception. and at all
billiard congress meetings his oraiOy Is fully up 70
If, play Daly's success f. we'll deserved his habits
81 ITO are such as keep him nearly always In good
PLAYING form md he Is for hot reason never an easy
rnn 10 beat by players Of hi- own class OF speed.
H.. has shown repeatedly bis ability to rally when II
was necessary and thereby win creditahle victories
lie ir. nf-h his recognized character and sterling
c.alifios not loss than his uniform skill rs player
won high position I'm the billiard world, and his late
s,ross arnln.f TX Of the worlds greatest experts
confrrs uuon him well merited DISTINCTION me
honor and credit 81 billiard, are I'm safe hands when
mon Ike Maurice Dalv have them In charge. lie IS
A man ~ medium height. with rather dark hair ana
,nustachc and keen gray eye.