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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-21

took the form of their official seal to the
San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley
Railroad.
Crowding the room to the doors, filled
with enthusiasm that found vent in APP
plauding every mention of the names OF
Claus Spreckels and other principal agents
in the enterprise, the stockholders heard
the reports OF their committees, adopted
the articles OF incorporation, elected tenn
porary treasurer and the following board
OF directors for the first year;
Claus Spreckels.
John ID. Spreckels.
w. F. Whittier.
j. b. stetson.
Robert Watt.
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FIRE INSURANCE WAR /!
CUT RATES!

Property should profit by the among
Fire Insurance
THE CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
has
Cash Capital paid in of $1,000OOO.OO
Policy Holders Surplus of PSI
!. of
date OVER TEIRTY-THREE MILLIONS
This Company
the Pacific Board of
all
willing much fifty dwelling avorabIy
located
Do let Association or
Combine policies the policy
be a
and competition.
NORMA nandra tesa
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
321 PineS Francisco
Or ]. d. MAXWELL, Agent,
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0AKLAND,S HALF MILLION.
With That She Would Woo the New

The subscriptions in Oakland toward the
building Of the San Joaquin Valley Rail-
road amounted to exactly $103, 800 for the
follows: Frederick Delger, $4,000; James
Moffitt, $4,000; Oakland Bank of Savings,
$4,000; Oakland Gas Company, $4,000
Adams estate, $4,000; name not given,
$500; Charles Camden, $1,000, William j
Dingee, $4,000; Mrs. William J. Dingee
$4,000; Central Bank, $1,000; w. w. Blow
$500 John r. sa Glasc9ck, $500; Blake Moi
w. r. Davis, $1,000; Taft & Pennoyer,
$500; Oakland Shoe Store, $1,000; Kahn
Bros, $1,000; Abrahamson Bros, $1,000;
Phelan & Fish, $1,000; Pierce Hardware
Company, $1,000; Pierce & Co., $1,000; Rob-
ert Smile, $1,000; Maxwell e Sons, $500;
Fred Becker, $500.
This passes the 100000 mark, and
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THE S, F. AND S, j, R, R. Co.
HAS BEEN FORMALLY
INCORPORATED.
ARTICLES ADOPTED AND BOARD OF
DIRECTORS ELECTED-A
BIG MEETING.
ENTHUSIASM RAMPANT.
BUSINESS THAT SEEMED TO BE
PLEAsURE-A GREAT DAY
FOR THE ROAD.

The rooms of the Chamber of Commerce
saw yesterday afternoon the most impor-
tant event in their history. They will see
no more important event at any time to
come.
y gathering of San Francisco's most
progressive citizens put period to San
Francisco's commercial thralldom. 1t
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Z. w. JOY CoMPANY-Sirs: I have been suf-
ferer from horrible blood disease for the last five
years. Have suffered untold misery, both bodily
and mentally. Have used your Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla continually, and have derived wonderful
benefits from il.
had ruined my stomach by taking mercury and
potash until became chronic dyspeptic unable
30 retain the least solid on my stomach At the
writing can eat anything and digest it thoroughly
without any Inconvenience. When commenced
taking your Vegetable Sorsaparilla weighed l25
pounds. now I weigh 160 pounds, feel well, eat
well and believe am well, but will continue taking
the remedy right along.
You may publish this, as I want all sufferers to
be benefited by my experience.
(Signed) MR.. THOS. O. BROWN
Mayfield, Cal
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"PEACE" ON THE IsrHMUs.
Rebels OF Santa Rosa Defeated by General
paizou.

COLON, Feb. 20.-The Government forces
under command of General Puizon have
defeated the rebels at Santa Rosa, in the
state OF Cundinamarca. During the en-
gagement the rebel Generals Valderaman
ana Gomez were MORALLY wounded. Two
hundred prisoners were taken by the Gov
eminent forces. Order has been restored
In the department. of Boyaca General
Keys has arrived at Carthagena with a
fiotilla. The isthmus is peaceful.
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NERVOUS SHOCK.

T.. w. Joy CoMPANY-Gentlernen This is the
first time have attempted write for three years
Have been nervous and weak that have laid in
bed for most of the time
a friend who had taken your Sarsaparilla sent
me two bottles. The second one is most gone and
have gained twenty pounds, and surely feel
new woman. [ was pale, thin, no ambition Had
given up, as had tried many remedies and
doctors, but found no benefit. If you care to pub
liSh this you have my consent. (Signed)
MRS. \. G. TILLMAN.
Alameda, Cal.
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GILROY TO THE FRONT.
Its Citizens Willing to Help the New Road
Through Santa Clara ValleY,

IVS 01VIIeHs VIKING to Help inc NEW hOau
Through Santa Clara Valley.
GILRoY, Feb. 20.-An enthusiastic meet
ing washed here last night, Mayor Casey
presiding, to indorse the valley railroad
project and appoint a committee of five to
act: with the San Jose meeting tonight
to induce the building of the competitive
line by way of the Santa Clara Valley,
through Gllroy and Pacheco Pass. Large
SUBSCRIPTIONS may be looked for here from
Henry Miller, Sargent Ray and other heavy
property, owners. Rights of way and depot
sites Will be donated at once, provided the
route by way of Gilroy is selected.
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EDWIN w. JOY Co.: Your SarsaparIla has done
al that could wish and am well pleased with il
MY NY system has been very irregular for some time
ana my blood impoverished and. thanks 70 SLOWS
Vegetable Sarsaparla," / am now ali rinhf
althongh shall take it for time yet AS a thor
9ugn piood puriner and for the system generally,
nave never seen anything to equal it.
r. II. BROWN
1903 Highland avenue, Kansas CITY.
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WAS troubled with sick headaches aud loss of
appetite, which / attributed to sluggish liver a
friend recommended Joys Vegetable Sarsana-
rliia" and have taken several bottles The eject
was splendid. 1t Strengthened me MP ali around
The effect on the liver was marked Il is tbe hest
remedy ever took. / always like to have il in the
House. GUSTAV SOLOMON
223 Valencia street cftv
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Tacenty Frozen to Death.

VIENNA, Feb. 2o.-Twenty persons were
frozen to death in Galicia in two days.
The severe weather continued throughout
Central Europe. The lake of Zurich and
the southern half of the lake OF Lucerne
are frozen over.
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II. W. JOY CoMPAHY-Gentlemen I have taken
your Vegetable Sarsaparilla and can say I have
never seen anything equal 10 it. have suffered
ten years with dyspepsia not being able to any
but misery for me.
Now have good appetite, eat anything wish
and feel no disagreeabe effects from It. / wish I
could tell all dyspeptics and urge them try your
Vegetable Sarsaparla.
(Slgned) MR.. JOHN TIMOTHY,
Forbestown, Cal.
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LONDON, Feb. 20.-The Queen, who came
to London on Monday for the purpose of
holding a drawing-room at Buckingham
Palace, returned to Windsor tonight Her
Majesty, walked from the carriage from
winch she alighted at the railway station
Windsor
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CATARRH.

E. w. JOY CoMPANY-Gentlemen: have Just
completed the second bottle of your Vegetable
Sarsaparilla. I have had catarrh for years which
affected my eyes, hearing and stomach. Frequently
would have duh headache for DAYS at time. Since
taking your remedy L have felt no disagreeable
symptom.
Trusting you will publish this as I want any one
suffering from any of the above symptoms to be
benefited. Kindly send me two bottles by
return express. (Sienedl
MR.. FREDERICK DE RICHMOND.
Seattle, Wash.
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NERVOUS PRosTRATION.

T.. w. JOY CoMPASY-Gentlemen have suf-
fered from nervous prostration from financial
losses. Can say Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla has
cured me. My liver, stomach and bowels have
been very inactive, but since taking your remedy
am entirely well. All business men and women
should use it. Please publish.
(Signed) MR.. VIM HENRY JONES,
Butte, Mont.
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Pure Blood, Pure Breath, Health,
Sweat Glands or Pore Is Made With the
Use of joys Vegetable SarsapariIla.
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Desolation Distinguished Distinctly

DNSOadlAOl1 OISOlAlS l1SI1CG OISSlAlClIY
dl look
idTh
OF
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DYSPEPSIA.

Backache, Dizziness, Tiredness give
way to joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
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KIDNEY.

E. w. JOY CoMPANY-Gentlemen: I have sui
fered from kidney trouble for two or three years
would have to get up in the night to void my urine
from ten to fifteen times. Ny sleep was disturbed
and became very thin and nervous. No appetite:
bowels constipated. have taken two bottles and
gained fifteen pounds Sleep well. Have to get IN
about three times during night, and very much
better in every respect VIII continue to take your
Vegetable Sarsapara, for believe it will entirely
cure me.
(signed) MIR. EDWARD w. FRENCH.
G-t.nI-
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THERE is no doubling the efficacy OF Or. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Ii cures every time.
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Cholera Raging In Brasu.
Rio DE JANEIRo, Feb. 20.-Cholera is
raging in the State of Minas Garaes
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Every mail brings a new batch OF testi-
for Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
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JOYS FOR THE JADED.
JOYS VEGETABLE SARSAPARILLA

ED. Joy CoMPANY-Gentlemen For a torpid
liver and foul stomach joys Vegetable Sarsaparia
can't be equaled- / make room for it in my medi-
cine chest. 1t acts nice in children as well as the
aged. Respectfully yours,
(Signed) MRS. FLORENCE ROAIAINE
San Jose, Cal.
Old ladies feel fine, young ladies look
fine, after Using Joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla.
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IF you want to get spring medicine
without a b1otch, old sarsapariIIa
trademark, a big patch OF red pimpIes,
take joys Vegetable SarsapariIla.
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Headaches, Biliousness and Torpid
Liver disappear when you take Joys
Vegetable SarsaparilIa.
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DON'T DELAY DOING YOUR DUTY,


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05
CUARITY MATINEE At DAYS.

At Days Theatre on next Monday january T. AZ
, m ."rhe Tanning Of the Shrew" will be given
for the benefit OF the ST. Agatha Home for Destitute
Children Manuel. Rockland County. y. y Augustn
DAILY having offered the service" Of his theatre ana
company for this excellent charity The inmates OF
the institution are the children OF dangerous neglect
fu or brutal parents who have been rescued by the
Gerry society and paced in charge OF the sisters
OF Charity who conduct the good WORK In , ,ne
fifteen years Of Its existence II has cared Tor over
a thousand homeless and destitute children. VINO
being OF tender years. would otherwise have 70 DE-
Institution. 1t was founded through the charity or
the late John Reid. Of Brooklyn father OF the Key:
building costing 5000 has recently been erected
and this has made the necessities OF the case more
urgent. Situated among the hills Of Rockand Coun
ty, 1t Is almost unknown to the charitable New
and has the appreciation and patronage OF Arch
bishoO CorYgau.
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DtyCE FOR A DFBTTiATE.

a large private dance was given last evening III
the principal ballroom at Sherrys by Mrs, -
Montgomery Hare. In honor OF her daughter MISS
Elizabeth Hare who was introduced To society
last month. Mrs. Hare and her daughter received
the guests I'm the adjoining pink room MISS mare
gown was Of white satin and chiffon the cotll-
lon. led by John T. Wainwright. dancing win
Miss Hare, included four favor figures. TWO OF
which were danced before supper. The faVors
were flowers and ribbons for the girls ana SILVER
ornaments and trnkets for the men. supper was
served shortly after midnight In the PINK room
Among those present were. Miss Madeleine Dins-
more Miss Mary Remsen Belknap Miss Marion
de Pcyster Carey Miss Emily scott. Mls' Eliza
beth HOFFMAN Miss Esther Hunt. MISS fost, MISS
Mary Cross Miss Beatrix Henderson, Miss katha-
rine Van Rensselaer,. Miss Laura Jay. Miss susie
Hall Miss Constance Parsons Miss Edith jay,
Miss Ciarkson, Miss May Neeser Miss Wilmer
ding. Miss Lena GoodrIdge, Miss Jnlana Huttng'
Miss Elizabeth Higginson. the Misses liarclay.
Miss Beatrice Davenport. the Misses sands Miss
Ethel Davis Miss Helen Gallatin. Miss Hattie
Fiddle Miss Pnnsy Gallatin. Edgar Auchincoss.
William g. Dinsmore Jr, Frederic Foster Ca ,
land jr. Henry W. Bibby., Oswald Jackson
Charles A. Van Rensselaer, Franklin e. Butler'
A. Newbold Morris. jr.. and lathrop Randolph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05

CASSIDY SAYS HE WAS CUT RY BARRED WIRE
FENCE. But NO ONE SEEMS TO BELIEVE HIM.

CASSIDY SAYS HE WAS CUT HY 4 RAREED WIRE
FENCE. But NO ONE SEEMS TO BELIEVE HIM.
A covered with blood entered the grocery
store OF Hugh Kennedy. In South-st.. Pcckskill.
about o'clock last night and fell exhausted into a
chair His hat. overcoat and undcrcOat were miss
ing and owing 10 cash In his wlndpipe he was
unable to speak. He tried to make Mr.. Kennedy
understand by signs and one or two Amos, unin-
telllgble words that he had fallen against barhcd
wire fence. Kennedy. with another man. at once
started with the injured man TO the Helping Hand
Hospital "A quarter OF a mile away. Near the store
a sled on which some boys were riding down hill
was conf seated. and the injured man quickly
conveyed TO the hospital.
The doctors found the wounds 70 be number or
bad decorations Of the head and face and horrible
cash In the throat.
How he received the wounds Is unknown, though
a. near as can be made out from his signs and
utterances, a barbed wire fence caused them, yet
this seems incredible. .,. -
Father Klncsld. chaplain at the FRANCISCAN con-
vent identified the injured at the hospital as
Cornelius Cassidy. who had been AT the convent a
the sisters that he came from waterbury, ,onh, 10
Peekski,l TO die. lie said that he hal pTotner III
Waterbury and one in Brooklyn coroner HPgdr
telegraphed to w j. Cassidy, Waterway ana re-
ceved reply that ne. CASSIDY "ou'u s''r' io'
PeekskIll at once. - oo,i,, s,r.nea
II seems the injured man has been acting strahsr
ly and on Thursday night was lOdged III JAN ~
IDENTITY insane and IN all probability aVe"'pr' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05
JOHN NEWTON HYDE.

Boston. Jan. 4-John Newton Hyde died last even
ing at his home No 60 Rutland Square. Of acute
pneumonia. after an Illness OF only two days
Mr.. Hyde was Of the bos,-kaown illustrators
In Boston, and was man OF great ability. having
been recognized for years among the best OF
American artists in black and white He was born
at Newton Mass IN June 1887. the estate which
has been IN the possession VI the Hyde FAMILY since
1880 In 1858 he entered the Office OF !lammett Bl.
ings who at that time one OF Bostons most
prominent artists and architects. He next went 70
the American Tract publishing House on Cornniii
he went to New-York and entered the service or
Frank Leslie. with whom ne worked on and on Tor
periodicals OF tine day In 1876 he returned TO this
city and engaged with John Stetsons publishing
house. remaining until 1881. when he went back 70
Network In 1890 he resumed artistic work for MI
Stetson and was with him at the time OF MS death
lie leaves a wife and two sons Raymond and Clar-
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CAPTAIN LANES MERRITT IVES.

Captain James Merritt Ives, senior partner or
the well-known firm Of Currier & Ives, No. Jos Full
ton-st.. died at his home in Rye at midnight Thurs
day from enlargement OF the heart Captain Ives
was born in this city March ). 1924 lie was con-
nected with the firm for over fifty years. The
early part OF his life spent in Brooklyn and
this city. In 1863 he removed to Rye. He was
captain Of Company f. ed Regiment. New-York
State Militia having served for brief period in
Pennsylvania at the time Of Lees surrender, and
died member Of the Veteran Corps. In connec-
ton with the late Robert s. Hayward: Captain
Ives was for many years trusted leader OF the
Republican party in the town OF Rye. AZ mark
OF courtesy he requested to head the roll OF
the Rye Republican club IN the Second and Third
districts prior to the last election. Captain Ives
was Episcopalian and at the time of his death
was vestryman of Christ Church. He was n
member of many societies. notably the Long Island
Historical Society. Brooklyn Y. VI. C. A.. and vari-
Gus other organizations. He leaves a widow. two
and three daughters.
Captain Ives was In his usual health until about
two years ago when he suffered severe loss In
the death OF his beloved daughter. Mrs. Hobart j.
Pdrl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL
DIR. PARKHURST AND THE INVESTIGATION
ONE WHO FINDS HIS DISSATISFACTION WITH
THE LEXOw COMMITTEES RE-


THE LEXOw COMMITTEES RE-
SUITS JUSTIFIED.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: / read with interest DR.. Parkhurst's state
ment IN this mornings Tribune, and with equal
interest | also read your comments on what he
gave to the public With his statements l most
heartily agree, and commend him for making it at
the time and in the way he did. The praise you ac-
cord to this honored clergyman for the part he
bore In the Inauguration of the movement which
has had such results Is both just and generous
But your criticisms his statement itself, and the
Implication that II is the result OF petty personal
disappointment will. believe. be utterly repudiated
by every who appreciates worthy deeds. and is
not a political partisan. The Lexow Committee did
a grand work, which the civilized world knows
and commends
But instead of its final results being covered
with a halo OF glory. cloud OF suspicion rested on
them wher 1t adjourned | know nothing about
deals but when the committee failed to call the
high officials. or II called treated them In glngery
manner instead Of putting them to the torture 70
which the common herd had been subjected as the
public and the press Of all parties had demanded,
no could fail 20 that something mad nap
pened. have not even the pleasure Of personal
acquaintance with Dr Parkhurst, but no carping
critic rob him Of that need OF praise wnicm a
whole continent Awards him. And. indeed THIS me
Tribune virtually comedies However quesuonaple
some Of hi first stepsin the crusade may nave Deeh
thought by some the outcome has been so magnln-
cent that the voices OF the good are silent save III
commentator The Tribune Knows perfectly Wen;
does the public. that AZ the commencement OF
this fight Mr. Byrnes constantly attempted To as
credit the work OF pr Parkhurst ana ms
to place obstacles in their way ID question their
motives aud smrch their reputation. is IT strange
that he should demand that this high Official police
man should be uncovered TO the inspection OF the
public -,
wouli hay seen Tammany Hall take new lease
OF life and lay a new mortgage on New ork 'ity
aoi state ami usher in A new period ~ rrle. 90
rnpilon and crime from Fourteenth-st.. the city
I'll and the Capitol At Albany lie has borne L.
prAach cilun,ny AMI abuse. But II evidently
rricvcs him most that the investigation failed 70
roach It's highest mark. Who can wonder? DO
not Eut the end is not yet. r. T. HISCON.
Mount Vernon y. Y. Jan. l. 1888.
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FOE THE DEiD IIHENENS FfNILItS
THEATRICAL MANAGERS ARnANGING To GIVE
TWO 1916 BENEFITS

THEATRICAL. MA%AGEEs ARRANGiNG TO GIVE
TWO WG BENEFITS
\ meeting - theatrical mtnagrrs WAS heli NJ ihr
Hotel Mctropo~ yesterday 10 arrauer h~nrht Toy
the families OF tho iW, nrem.n. chief Eresutn an
Assistant Foreman Rooney. who lost thclr lives a
few DAYS ago. Those present were chnr."' II hurh-
ham oi the star Theatre. who presided. John
sch,eneL - Abbey :, hoenei a Grhu. W Han
Low Of U,rricau's Theatre. " g Jarrett William
H. kendall e. II Hlrei. T. - Gilmore - Inc
Academy ~ Muslr. samu.. Singleton. ~ ne Grand
Opera House: Richard pofr~s. u bats Theatre
ana g. B cline. ~ kosi"F lAl -
IL Nas decided that fWp hrntNt lffl"fin'h''H
should Doe given on the afternoon - January ~ On,
Al tIr Acaicmy ~ Music. ana orc a. ~ Gran j
Dn..a House Each wli begin Al nc.o.k. am
l.-i TN ab1u, o. The Programmes are n't y"l ~
ranged. Fir Commissioner Robbins VIII Do" tr''- ,
NOR flr fhr hcncI;s III says that DE Members OF
III. Fire Department can Eel 1000 q 'k'it ihc fN'
which f.riii- nf.m.n o. r"A tickets Nj hr .t-
neuleI f1r fhls occasion. The entertainments WI H"
I'm charge az committee wIich inculf- l''nI'.
Frohman Henry T. Abbey. T.. . Ginof" Antpnl'
pastpr 4 NJ Palmer George J. krn1-. Z. - ''ih".
# " Ian.ey AMI e H. Bgrnnnm Another NEE
Tx WI De held on Monday afternoon ~ the Hotel
a Itg
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THE WOTyDFD policeman DEAD.

Patroman Thomas Heaphey OF the Mahso"-s'
station died at o'clock yesterday eVei'"b :"
the Gouverneur Hospital Death resuien io' VIZ
effects OF bullet wound In the head re''Ne"
,b,ough the accidental discharge Of the reVo.'''
NJ Officer Cornelius r. Cronin. at o'clock on inc
evening OF New Years Day. In me S'"''o"'
Heaphey was entering the section-room !" '''
station house. after having performed rs , nay
ing took his revolver from a drawer Ia me cost,
when, through accident. II suIdehiy "'' ,cmyIc
The bullet penetrated Heapheys rSht "ihp'uI
and tore through the skull. lodging in me "ai,
OF the room The injured man was take" ~
Gouverncur Hospital.
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POstOflce Notice.

Foreign mails the week ending January will close
promptly in all this Office follows:
tries via Pernambaco. Victoria Rio Janeiro and santos
per Capua. from Baltimore heters must be dreeted
Spain, Portugal Turkey and British India, per s. La
Gascogne VIA Hayrc deers for other parts Of Europe
Elementary 1920 NJ for Europe per s. Etruria VIA
9ueens'ow At 70 for denSa per =. N9rmsnns
Aiyena de,ters for Iaeme' and Aux-csyes must BE-
for MeAear a'es and cuba must be directed per
psno per prins Hendrix de,,ers for other vens
zuean p9is Sefa pcr Pns end az aamH
tor Norway direct. per Island deters nust be di.
sG p Snd s' mus. b a fGe ps sre
at II a. M supplementary 1880 M for Venezuela and
@s shs4 pa4 Of cesmss and Per Tor amsna ana
carupano must be directed per Caracss.D
Mail. for china and Japan Specially addressed only per
up to December 81 a, $50 D. Mails for Australia (ex-
fps eo' for Has Tca and sr s5wa'a an d.
per from San Francisco close here daily up
to "a @ S h mails n o1 s'Hs Al % 81
daily S$ Mai: 81
from Tacoma. cose here daily up TO January
s. It $40 and Mfj is s'fSi Mrs' AS:
yaneouyer ei,s here daily after January and up to
raia tom San Francisco close here daily Up to- Jsnu.
10 at $50 p M Ma, FOR The socs,y Islands Pc.
daily up to Janasry 2S at $50 p. m. Malls for New
oundand by rail- to Halifax and thence by steamer close
rail- to Boston and thence BY steamer close
daily a, so M Mails for Cuba close at this , Sss
MoSdass' Tharsdsys ana satSrdays, from Port Tampa
Fla Mails Tor Mexico. overland unless specially a.:
Rss''''d ma" SHs;ts bRY lsS!Ss' s s:s
rossoaos Hsw-york. n. r.. Dscsmbse =. iseA