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SULKED THEN SUICIDE.
Charles Spencer, After Quarrel
ing With a Brother,
Kills Himself.
He Had Not Been Well for Some Time
and Was Occasionally Very
Erratio.

BERKELEY. CAL, July 29.-The re-
mains OF Charles Spencer, the 15-year-oId
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John spencer of
Berkeley, who committed suicide yester-
day near San Andreas, Calaveras County,
are expected to arrive in the college town
tomorrow morning.
The cause OF the suicide further than
that the lad had quarrel with his twin
brother over some washing that was to be
done remains to be yet explained. 1t is
said that Charles and his brother Henry,
in their quarrel, came to blows, and that
Charles seemed downeast and inclined to
sulk alter 1t. When called to lunch he
said he did not want any, and remained
where he was lying.
alter lunch ne was left alone by Henry
and a friend, George Street. who was
camping with them. Soon they heard a
rife shot, and, returning to the camp,
found Charles living on his face with
wound from a rifle in his breast.
A stick of wood lay near, which had
been used In setting the trigger. The lad
died within a few minutes afterward.
For year previous to his death the boy
had not been in school, his health having
been poor. He was of nervous and high
strung temperament, and often acted
queerly. From his erratic ways it was
feared that his mind was affected.
Mrs. Spencer is completely prostratsd
by he death of her son. No one is al
lowed TO see her save the attendants. She
has not been told that her son took his own
life
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-30
Heartily Agree With Col
onel Suffers Report on
the Harbor.
He Holds Out No Hope to Those
Who Favor the Tidal
Canal.
San Francisco Dealers Decide to Quit
Competition on the Water
Front.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL
908 Broad way, July 90
Two events which occurred today were
received with marked satisfaction by
every one interested in Oakland's water
front. One was the annual report of
Colonel Suter on the habor proven ents |;
the other was the Withdrawing of the San
Francisco merchants from the fruit trade
on the water front.
Colonel Suter's report sets forth many
details that are particularly welcome to
those anxious to see the harbor made
available for commerce as speedily as pos
sibiy It clearly shows that the Govern
ment engineers have abandoned the tidal
canal project for the present and that the
last appropriation made by Congress was
to be used for the work on the harbor and
not in the canal.
The Health Officer OF Alameda recently
sent a lengthy communication to the War
Department protesting against the spend
Ing OF the appropriation on the Oakland
harbor 10 the exclusion Of the canal, but
the report OF Colonel Suter so clearly dis
perses many of DR.. Mclean fears mat it
is not thought likely they will receive any
attention from the War Department.
The plans OF Colonel Suter are precisely
those advocated by Oaklanders for four
upon at the Joint conference of Alameda
and Oakland's representatives some
months ago.
The directors OF the Board of Trade and
the Merchants Exchange were anticipat-
ing sending n statement of facts to Wash
ington, but this will not be done, as
Colonel Suter's official repor., it is as
sumed, has settled the matter.
ut is quile likely" said Director Keller,
fo-nioht stbat we will send a commOnl-
cation to the War Department, setting
forth the fact that the plan of work as
outlined by the Government engineer
meets with our hearty approval, and that
we are extremely anxious for work to be
commenced as soon as possible. There Is
no disagreement between Oakland and
Alameda, and we dislike very much to
take any action that m ight indicate there
was such. Both cities have agreed to a
plan of work, and those who are now
trying to annul that agreement are doing
80 from selfish motives.
1t was announced to-day that the San
Francisco boat would bring no moro
produce to the foot of Broadway and
would withdraw from the field. Less than
a month ago all the Oakland produce
business was done through San Francisco
houses. Opposition developer; direct
boats ran from the Sacramento to Oak
land with produce; San Francisco dealers
also shipped direct to this city, but there
was no active competition, and to-day the
dealers from over the bay withdrew.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-30
A. X. Grim Knows Nothing.

OAKLAND. CAL, July 29-F. C. Ha-
yens, secretary of the Realty
Syndicate, is expected home from the
East tomorrow, and then some marked
changes in the management of it's electric
roads are to be made.
A X. Grim, who, it has been reported,
is to be the general manager of the syndi-
cate roads, said to-day he had not heard
that he was to be appointed to the man.
agement, and did not know how the story
had originated. He said Mr.. Havens was
coming back, but that nothing definite
had been done SO far as he knew.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-30
SPECIti. AUCIIOY SiLE.

school, Kern County High, San Francisco
Girls High, Esparo Union High, Mount Tam
alpais Aca deny, Nevada City High, san Fran
cisco Polytechnic High.
In addition to all this, as told in re-
cent issue of The CALL, the students of
the San Francisco High School will have
troubles peculiarly their own. The Board
of Education OF San Francisco has passed
a resolution declaring that diplomas shall
constitute the only credentials of gradu-
ates desiring to enter the State University.
Through this refusal OF the board to rec
mmend the students in their individual
studies, which is a requirement for en-
trance to Berkeley. all OF them Will have
to pass the 'exes."
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-30
LAUNDRY ORDINANCE.
7 he First Arrest of Chinaman for the
Purpose of Making Test.

The First Arrest of "A Chinaman for the
Purpose of Making Test.
ALAMEDA, CAL, July 29.-Chung Kee,
Chinsman doinE business a laundry
man at Central avenue and St Charles
street, was arrested this afternoon on
complaint of Sanitary Inspector Maillot
for violating that section of the new laun-
dry ordinance which requires such estab-
Iishments to be provided with cement
floors. Warrants have also been issued for
the arrest OF An Gee for sleeping in laun-
dry, All Yoong for having no windows in a
room where clothes are kept, Sam Wing
Lee for having q laundry in a frame
building, Wan Kee for having no sep
arate room for keeping clean clothes and
Sop Chow for sprinkling clothes with his
mouth.
where Is the Money!
ALAMEDA, CAL, July 29-L P. Allen,
well-known politician and mining man,
had somewhat unpleasant half hour this
morning before Recorder ST. Sure, where
he was summoned to appear and tell
what lie had done with the funds OF the
detupct FL Nido Club At first he de-
c,lned to answer, saying he did so on the
advice Of his attorney. Subsequently,
however, he testified that he bad raised
about $500 from the sale of the clubs et-
fects-e He had paid about S100 of club
debts and had balance of $500 remain
Q ing. Nv here that balance was he refused
to say, otherwise than tnat ii was In safe
place. he set up the claim that he was
the assignee of the club, but this was
shown to be mistake as no assign nent
had ever been filed. After considerable
- jlMtless Questioning Recorder st. Sure
postponed the case till Monday, with an
| !numatlon that at that time Mr.. Allen
would be required to reply to the ques-
\$3?0 was.
Death of Matthew Elliott.
ALAMEDA, CAL, July 29-Matthew
Elliott, father OF Mrs. w. B. Wonderlich
OF his city, died yesterday at his daugh-
ter residence, 3245 Encinal avenue. The
. luneral Will take place to- morrow.
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DEATH FROM A
CATS BREATH
Probability That the Animal
Caused a Little Child's
Demise.
Andrew Vorland Supposed to
Have Inhaled the Ami
malls Breath.
DR.. F, H. Payne of Berkeley Will
Hold an Examination to De-
eide the Case.

BERKELEY, CAL, July 29.-There APP
pears strong proba bility that the death
of Andrew j., the little 4-year- Old child OF
Andrew Vorland, who was buried yester-
day, was caused by diphtheritic germs
com mmunicated to it by a cat. The pres
ence of a sickly, lean and scrawny puss,
which has disclosed signs OF throat
disease, has led DR.. F. H. Payne to be-
lieve that the animal was in way re-
sponsible for the child's death.
The cat is to be kept und close watch
for day or so, when it will be killed and
an examination made of the mucous mem
brane of the throat.
The animal had been an almost con-
slant companion of the child. frequently
they were found asleep together. A few
days ago the little one was taken with
what was supposed to have been simple
case OF Group.
Thinking that nothing serious would de-
velop no phys was called. On Tues
day the child died unattended. An autop-
sy was made yesterday over the remains
with the recommendation to the Coroner S
jury that the cause of death was COM
bination of cramps and diphtherla.
LIT. EayHe, WHO - CoHu uCilus VIC AZ 'oSsA
CATION as to the cats case, said to-day that
he was of the opinion that the animal
had communicated the disease germs
which caused the little ones death.
Seriously Ill.
BERKELEY, CAL, July 29.-Mrs. Flor
ence Kelley, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Taylor, Is lying dangerously ill
with appendicitis at her home. She is to
be removed to DR.. Wall sanitarium. An
operation has been declared necessary.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-30
GIRARD TO ROETH.
Repent. Hasty Words Sont to the Board
of Works.

OAKLAND, CAL, July 29.-Councilman
F. r. Grard to-day publishes card &C
ousing ?. ]. Keller of the Piedmont I'M
provement Club of misrepresenting the
facts in regard to the street sprinkler, to
discharge whom he called on the Board Of
Public Works.
He apologies to Supervisor Roeth and
ADVISES the Improvement Club 10 know
what it is talking about when it lodges
another com plant.
The club makes a reioinder in which it
claims TO be reedy to testify 10 any charges
it has made, and declares it bad taste for
public officials to discuss matters through
the press until they have been thoroughly
Investigated.
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position. II has not been offered to
me; have not asked for 1t; l don't want it
and won't have it. Mr.. Lloyd h as given the
city capable administration, free from pol
itics, and what reason the Board of Works
could give for removing either him or MI.
Miller, after electing them, I cannot conceive.
A. NJ. BKNHAM.
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h H @
fedO h nj h b Ia a
he City Ialpar heg Colonel sp catch Street n
T pin Captain les
The team so d dpb b UNITY C anvil pta aby i m ud e ch
m W y, d o N
at m base LT so k to in an
Cu sunrs ford t al Officer Dunn b the p will
ydrw reuowd od dChtea od dep m ~
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-30
KORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
(via Sausalito Ferry.
From San Francisco, Commencing May 2 1897.


From San FIRnClsCO, COMMENCING MAY z 1887.
WEEKDAYS
For Mil Valley and san Rafael-7 800, sS:l5
s9:4s. lI:S0 A. NJ. %1:45, 3: 20, 400 b:lB
s6:uu, d 40 p. NJ
Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays, Wednss
days and saturdays o. IL 30 p.
SUNDAYS.
For Mil Valley and San Rafael-*S :00 $500
$1,000. II :0n. 1850 4. NJ; ;OU, s1:45 "2:S0,
1900, $50, las. II :00P NJ.
IL 100 NJ. does run to San Rafael: $50 and
IL 100 P. NJ do not O Mill Valley.
Trains marked = run to San Quentin
THROUGH TRAINS.
TOO A. n weekdays for CaZadero and way sta
tions; AS r. n. SATURDAYS for Cazadero and
way stations; 500 y. u. sundays for CaZsdsro
and way stations; 900 A n. sundays Tor Pom
keyes and way stations
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-30
GREATLY PLEASED.

pointment of Mrs. Hearst as
Regent
BERKELEY, CAL, July 29.-There was
great ejoicing a the State University to-
day through the news published in this
mornings CALL OF the appointment to the
regency of Mrs. Phebe A Hearst for the
unexpIred term of Colonel Charles f.
CTocker.
The appointment was particularly sat
isfaciory to the women graduates OF the
university, who had prepared and circu-
lated petition to Governor Budd. asking
that she be placed on the board.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-30
John Parks Missing.

OAKLAND, CAL, July 29.-D. C. Shand
sent John Parks TO dispose of load of
brass, worth about $50. 10 the Oakland
Iron Works last Tuesday. Since that
time Shand has seen nothing of Parks,
horse, phaeton or brass.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-30
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. =
tPACIFIC sYsTEM).
Trains leave and are due to arrive n
SAN FRANCISCO.
(Main Line Foot of Market Street ::

CMain Line, Foot of Market Street, =:
LEAVE FROM july l. 1887. =. ARRfvn
s6:O0A Nils, San Jose and Way s.atQns... s......
7:OOA Atlantic Express Ogden and East: s;40P
7:OOA Benicia, sacramento OroVile and:
Redding via Davis ...,.. ;..-:,....: 0;40P'
1:O0A Vacayile and Rumscy. ...... s;4oP
~c5lss5 castogs ssn and d'sT sanfa sao @
s,3OA Niles, San Jose. Stockton, lone. :: ..:.
Sacramento Marysyile, Chico. ::
Tehama and Red Bluff. ..;.....,.: 4;I3P
.s:soA Peters, Milton and Oakdale. s7:I5P
9;0oA New Orleans Express, ,Merced, Fresno,
Bakersfield Santa Barbara, Los : =
Angeles, Deming Ell Paso, New
Orleans and East ..........,.....'' 0i1Df
s:OOA Vallejo I2;I5P
''' Nisto Stockton aan 'ose' '.... h"einUo z.I5p
SCOOP Sacramento River Steamers. .9;OOr
1:0OP Niles, San Jose and Liyermore..... S;4oA
I:30P Martinez and Way Stations .......-. 9:45P
Santa Rosa. a 't.'....,............. 80 s,I0A
s;OOP Benioia Winters, Woodland,
1le ntSass and FanGnS sacrassnso s!ss'n' o. 1o1SA
4'3OP Lathrop Stockton, Modesto Mer-
ced, Raymond (for Yosemite), and
via sSG Martinez. sGias -~ nH''. io i2.Isl
o'00P Los Angeles Express, Tracy,
sansa Sso Bar6aTa niSlns' and p' Los % Ansees 74sA
6:00P Santa Fe Route, Atlantic Express
for Mojaye and East 6:l0P
COOP European Mail, Ogden and East.... lO;l0A
6;0OP Haywards, Niles and San JOSEF. 1i43k-
ts;OOP Vallejo t7:45P
SCOOP Oregon Express, SACRAMENTO Marys- ::
ville 1tetling Portland, Puget
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Wants Her Marriage settlement

OAKLAND CAL. July 80 - Harriet
King Day Palmer has broue ht suit to have
the trust made by the late @. I. FL. Palmer
terminated, as no reasons exist for its per-
petuation. The trust was marriage set
tIement of forty shares of $500 each in the
Gold Hill and Bear River Water Company.
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:. .QAKIANp 0FficR SAN FRANCISCO CALI
l. E =. ::... m. .-. 90S Broadway, July 20.
J.. .TAe awards com mittee OF the exposi-
tion announced the full list of prlze-win
ners. to-nlght. They are as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-30

ALAMEDA, CAL, July 29-Matthew
bLlott' father OF Mrs. w. B. Wonderlich
OF ,hls city, died yesterday at his daugh-
ter's residence, 3245 Encinal avenue. The
tuneralw will take place to- morrow.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-01-18
Total disbursements. .68, 1894 %

Balance in treasury. 28,172 90
The above balance stands to tho
credit Of the various funds as per
Trenamrer'a Balance Sheet, dated
Dee. %, 1895:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-01-18
TREAsURER's BALANoE SHEET.

Cash in Treasury to tie credit OF the
various funds, Dec. %, 1895:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-01-18
OjHT STATEMENT
AUD:I Dii AND TItEASUiSr.I:
or kLKO COUNTY.

AUD:I bI AND IlIEASGIsr.I:
OF kLkO COUNTY.
POr the Quarter Ending Deem
Der % 1899.
STATE Of SENADA,L
Cavity OF klko. e.
AUDITORS OFFlLE
January (, 1897.
70 the Honorable Board OF County Commas
1ioners OF Rlk0 County, Nevada.
0RNTL1MBN: We herewith submit our Quar-
ely Report Of the Finances Of the County
Ter tho quarter ending January 1897.
Respectfully submitted:
Auditor,
JOHN HENDERSON,,
Treasurer.
Receipts FROM ALL SOURCE,
Real and Personal
property tax 1895. 1880 sc
Bal in treasury Sept q, 96. SIG, 443 10
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SUMMARY

summary
Total receipts. ........:...S97,l 67 Is
Paid from county funds.55,610 95
Paid from Road fund. 1872 10
Paid from school fund. .11,8l1 10
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Trustees SALES.


purpose o. payisg said bonds - y -
deed OF trus' provided
And whereas. the said J. J. Haserman
has resigned and refused TO aet az salo
trustee under said deed Of trust, ana tnS
Lard and Water Company have. 8. 10 ~
deed OF trust provided. requseted o. y: y.
Lunt a Judge Of the District Court g
the Judicial District Of which the CoyeV
Q. q Paso constitutes part ne aspcS
Hagsrman.
And whereas, sad Lunt has duly A.
pointed the Undersigned. F. H. HoIiey. -
Successor in Trust to the said :. J, hseees
duties in sal: deed OF trust conveyed upes
and vested IN the said Hagermsn.
And whereas. the legal ho.ders OF nor
than one-fourth "a Of said bonds nave. u
successor In trust As aforesaid. 70 sell ne
above granted estate property. rights ana
franchises Of the said company Tor tne
purpose Of paving the amount due vposs
Now therefore. by reason Of the prem
ises and by virtue OF the authority 70
,s s ,':is S Sndss and By y 5 e , @s
!. y; Morley. Successor IN IrNee ss
Aforesaid. will on Monday. the hrst DAY
o, November next ensuing. AZ the nout
OF Twelve O'Clock neon. al the front tEaey
N''' Ut tVc N1uEt ftoutS OH s~svsSO
avenue. In the City % Colorado Springs.
IN the County ~ Fl Paso and state 90
colorado. sell as an entirety. At public
anction. all and singular the abcve-de-
scribcd lands. premisei. real estate. prop:
er'y. rights and franchises. Including AZ
ana any Of the said rights acquired oy
sad The Austin RiuS Land and water
company since the execution OF said deeo
o. trus, as ~foresaid, whether the zane
ne water rights privileges OF ditchss. &C.
quire! IN urder or BY virtue OF the pur.
chase OF said real estate sbove-dsseribed
or az sppurtenant thereto. or iatei ests.
rights or privileges secured 70 the said The
Austin Blur Lard and Water Compan!
through. under CT BY virtue NJ either o.
SAD contracts last above-me3tioned.Z ~
well as any RICH, acquired by said The
Austin Blur Land sni Water Company ~
and 20 said real estate so purchased g
such. ard al right title. beneht ana
equity - redemption ~ the said The Aus
tin E'uN Land and Water Company, I've
successors AMI assigns in. 70 and under
the SANE. ard each ~ them. for cash N
hand. for 'ha purpos. o. paying the
amount Of sod bonds and unpaid Coupons
thereon. together With al, costs. charges
and expenses ~ svscu'irs this trust.
FEEDERr~T n. MORLEY.
Successor in Trust
Da'st a. Colorado Swings Fl rss"
County. cclo-JH'. this 10th day OF sep
'e1lhAr D. 1897
N n sOr.wAy s-s RpoOys 4 ARMrr.
Attorneys 'o- Srr~esso, N Trust.
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s7i subscriptions feV
ira T-ihr-s received ~ 'hsi- Uptown
O-cs. No. .2-c Broadway. Cd door nsrth
,issr.ert- received al the ton 1wiae branch
Offices AZ rerpisr nr'ce rates until o'clock
=. N. viz. 25i s'h-avr.. :. e. cor. 23d-at.
i52 f'h-svs. or. icta-st.: Mays. 9th
ave and i4.n ~: i42 colurhus-ave.. near
Wes, fffh-e,. 100 West srd-st.. near eth-
ava 80 Fast ii,h-st.: 90 West <2d-st..
ae'v~e7 Tfh s-d 80 ayes:
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ArNERTIS -MENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their Uptown
Orce. No. l.ci? Broadway. % dor north
OF 3is,-st.. until o'clock p. m: adver-
tiseme ~ received at the follow ~ branch
,i.icss a. rezpl,r n'ice rates until o'clock
.. m. viz: ,5f sth-ave.. :. cor eai-st |:
l5o 6'h-ave.. cor. i2th-st.: Nav .. 9TH
ave and iith st. it2 columous-ave.. nasS
IVES; dsthst. l1 Yves; +2i-st nc,. 9Th
ave. % East 'sih-et.: IS Wet ga st..
between Ith an Sh ayes: IA Ess. <itp-
st 1895 at-ave. between 10th and 17th
SITS I .0cs 3d-ave.. near Slst.st.. I.Ioo lse-
ave. near s3th-st. $50 3d-ave.. near <lst-
st 554 3d-avA.: go B,eecker-st.: -
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CITATIONS.

TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. By the grace Of God, sree ana
Independent. 70 Frances Agnes Butterhsla.
Florence Luse Cote. Charles p. Wheel
wright. Corael:a Hsrsen RhoAdss. Bessie
z. hsom, John Hsreen Rhoades. ~
Caroline ". CALI. Elizabeth G. Wheel"
wright In her own right, the said Elisa
beth 6. Wheelwright. named a. sole de-
visee. sga:ee and executrix In . paper
writing puTp3itins 10 De the .asc VIII Ala
testament OF Bsn amin Z. Whesl~riGns
2dI. deceased. Elizabeth Marie pesss 70
rAr own right the said E.i1ab<th Marie
Pesse. named as sole tevises and universal
legatee in another paper writing purport-
in2 TO Dc the last will and testament q
Benjamin r. WheslNrisht Cendl. esceased.
Anterena e. w ,,s M r. Der ON
- sNe,ut-:x Of the last anl and tesla
ment y. Washington :. whesiwr.eht. de-
ceased. John Harsen Rhostee IN hts owa
right. AID the satd John Hsrsea Rhcadec
A. executor os the last viii and testament
iT-:
iou and each 81 you are hereby cited and
f5re our Surrogate o, the City AID County
q Ne. YORK; e shs Surrogate; =. Court , Of
Cour, House in TIE City Of Nsw York. on
the 1tn day OF December 1897. 81 half
past ten o'c.ock IN the forenoon OF that
dav. then ali there 10 attend the CnA
settlement o: the account Of the proceed
ings q John Hsrsen Rhoades, Caroline ".
Child aad Elizabeth O. WheelxrtGht %
trustees UT Ger the last will and testament
Of Benjamin +. Wheelwrizht. deceased. re-
,lting - tue property held BY them under
he said VIII IN trust for and during the
lie q BENJAMIN = Wheslrrisht C2nH.
now deceased and ~ the income thereof.
and such ot sou as are hereby cited az ere
under the age Of twenty-one years, are re-
CURED to appear by your guardian. II you
have one or II you have none. to appear
and Apply for one 70 be appointed. or n
the event o, your neglect or failure to DO
so. guardian VII. he appointed By the
Surrogate % represent aad act Tor you n
the proceeding.
In testimony whereof. We have caused
the seal .. the Surrosatss' Court Of the
SAID city and County ~ New York 10 be
hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon. Frank 7.
Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF our said
City and County. at the City Of
New York the 18th day Of Octo-
q. s. Der. in the year OF cur Lord one
,housild eight hundred and nine
ty-ssver
J. FAIRFAX McLArGHLiN.
Clerk % ,he Surrcgates' Court.
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LOST.

BANKBOOK No. 2o2, 1s2 Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution 10 missing. Any
perrcn having q claim 10 II IL hereby called
Upon 20 present the same within ten days
Or submit TO having said pass5ook can
eslled ard a new one issued.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cfEXNED By STEAM AZ
HAND on on the floor. CAREFUL CAR
PET CLEANING CO.. I.S5s Broadway. lsl
70 423 East 4sth-st. COE & BRANDT.
Proprietcrs Telephone l32-3sth.
FREDERICK AcKEkMANS Steam Car-
pet Cleaning Works 1873 West 32d-et
Established 1862. Telephone eau. i,iS0
BRUSH CARPET CLEANING. &t8-ee4
LexinFton-ave. -fLgrAjn, Brussels, : ets.
y1rd. Carriage f.~s. Ts.. 4ce Bed. B'klyn-
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TYPEwRITERA.

.o-~v-.Hoo>o>oN>o>o ~oo.~oo~o~v>~.o.~.~~
6LEKENsDERIE Err TYPEWRITERS are
guaranteed the best. price. SIS. thou
Dands In use. send for home indoss-
nenta BLiCi> ENsDERFER MFG. CO..
80 Broadway. Room 5.
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MACHINERY.

Ar REDUCED PRICES.-J00 secondhand
wood ana iron working machines; fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and sx-
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF Billiard and Pool
Tables. reasonable prices; easy terms.
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STORAGE.

CONTINENTAL Storage Warehouses.
$3.50 West 43d-st..
One short block from Broadway.
New. light Gnd airy rooms for the storage
Of furniture, pianos. baggage. carriages,
works Of art. &C Telephone call. 2,597
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DREsyMAKIyC.

RESsMAKER. BY the day IN prtva9
families 81 IS per day. Miss II. FOX.
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DRESSMAKER and cIOARNAEER.-
Home or day; plush and velvet cloaks
altered and steamed; clcth garments ~
modelled. pressed and cleaned. GHEIs'
1871 West c2d-s,.