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SAN Francisco, April 23-2P. NJ
William Meyers and John Farley
waived al examination in the. Police
Court to-day. The charges are bur-
glary and grand larceny. They were
sent to the County Court OH 81, 900
bail on each charge.
The U. S. steamer Newborn requir-
ing some changes in her machinery,
the order for her sailing for Sitka at
noon to-day was countermandsd, and
she will not 60 for a week or ten days.
Jacob Stone and Isaac Perolman,
convicted of setting fire to their store
for the Insurance money, were this
morning sentenced to seven years each
in the State prison.
Stocks are weak this morning. On
the street before the Board met Gould
Il Curry was offered at $l52%; Hidden
Treasure, 81.
Gold at II A. NJ, 1888; ~greenbacks
unchanged.
The Board Of Directors Of the Bay
District Agricultural Association, re-
Gently incorporated, held 4 meeting
last evening and adopted n constitution
and bylaws. They also adopted the
regulations of the National Turf Con-
gress for matches. The fee for a life
membership is $50; the annual fee is
$50. 1t will hold an annual Fair of
thoroughbred stock in this city at the
same time as the Mechanics Institute
Fair.
: The Lloyd Patent Axle and Journal
Company filed their certificate Of in
corporation yesterday to carry on the
business of manufacturing and selling
'aXleS and journals, under a patent
granted to G. A. Lloyd and Anthony
Rosenfeld. Capital stock, $4,000 0
Trustecs-G. w. Smiley, George A.
Lloyd and Anthony Rosenfeld.
The city railroads last month re-
ceived $75, 147 in fares.
Yesterday n firm received n dispatch
from parties who have q contract for
building n railroad in Minnesota, re-
questing that one thousand Cinnamon
be forwarded soon via the Pacific Rail-
road. The parties receiving the dis
patch Immediately opened negotiations
with one Chinese company, and the
probabilities are that in n very short
time the required number will be sent
forward.
|. The II. w. Grand Encampment CAL
ifornia |. o. Odd Fellows hold their
sixteenth annual session at Odd Eel
lows Hall, In San Francisco, converting
at 10 o'clock on Monday, May 9th.
The r. w. Grand Lodge Of the State
of California l. o. o. F., meet at Cow
enant Hall, San Francisco, May 10th.
Am. I. o. o. F. Library Association,
of this city, meet in Relief Hall on
Monday evening next, to elect officers
for the same for the ensuing year.
People commenced gathering on
Russian and Telegraph Hills before 10
o'clock A.. NJ, to-day, to witness the
explosion of Blossom Rock, announced
for 1:30 +. NJ.
The weatheris warm-no wind. The
water of the bay is smooth and every
thing Is favorable for a complete sue
cess. 1t is n great engineering under
taking.
The following passenger list by the
Pullman Hotel train, which left
Omaha, April 25th, at 1880 p. M: J.
X. Milburn, j. Case, Mrs. George Mil
burn, Miss NJ. Milburn, Hiram Barclay,
S. Schneider, A. N. Rowland, P. X.
Dunaresed, Il. E. Wright, j. l.. Stone
and wife, II. E. p. Keineamun and
wife, Miss G.. +. Moss, L. B. Moss, II.
Backby and wife, w. Balfour and wife,
E. Ralby, Thos. W. O'Connor, X. Il.
Lyman, w. Mcintosh, j. c. Bell, Jr.,
w. II. Lefferts, H. e. Hearson, John
f. Ray, w. W. Virgins, G. L. Heart
soft, T. s. Willard and son, W. Brock
and son, J. A. Wildly, F: W. Human
and wife, w. Wheeler, Mrs. B. r.
Smith, D. w. Baker, Rev. A. j. s.
Walton, DID,, Rev. NJ. A. d. w. Howe
and wife, Rev. George Leids, Rev.
B. II. Padderick, A. L. living, George
L. Lock, w. j. s. Hare, j. Cross,
W. A. Croker, B. Il. Reed, w. Sougur,
l.. w. Well, r. II. Teres, c. G. Trow-
bridge, w. A. Carpenter, Hon. Joseph
Forsyth, George Dickinson. G. S.
Hutchinson, j. A. Minott, Rev. F. NJ.
McAllister and wife, Rev. W. Wilburn
and son. 7. p. Hodge. r., j, FcarOn.