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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

TrRUSTEt.S SALE.-By virtue ofn deed OF
/ trust from Margaret Ilctzcl, dated list "i
August Io,;1, recorded in the Land Records -!
Fairfax county, Libcr X, NJ. i, Folio ly,, and
for the purpose therein mentioned, shall "l'"r
by public auction, at Fairfax Court House, ''n
MONDAY, the 10Th Of November nnXt, thal
being Court day the TRACT OF LAND in
suid deed described, containing 93 ncrca and ~
poles, it being Lot No. . in the division at
Snrnriel l.. and Susan l.. harness res estate.
The above described property lies about rs"
miles north Of Clifton IA sad county, and Is vn!u.
able for its timber consisting principally 81
White Oak Selling IT. trustee, | shall convey
such tito only ns Is vested in me, which l. be
licycd to be unqucsti"nabr.
Terms: Cash; Sal" t" take , ace Eeiwe'i'
II and II o'clock. 1llOS. Il. LOVE,
Fairfax county, oct lG-cpt5 Trustee
Sc'sSoE"! CUTLERY
Rodgers >cis.uI.; nn"th"r supp Is received,
al.n Table and Pocket CutIury, wholesale ma
rniniI ut JAS. +. CARLfN " SONS,
oct III r.: King street
I ACE GOODS.
We hnvrjustraceiycd It beautiful assortment OF
LACE COLLARS atall prices. ln"e lianhkrr-
', oct IL WINNER u SLAYMAKEK.
BLENDERS far wood fires, assorted sizes, Just
JAS. +. CARLIN u SONS,
nct III Gi King street.
J1DAM AND PINE APPLE CHEESE,
T. for suc ut Ia King street: ,,.,,,r..
OCT IL W. i. hh'''h '''''
TOILET SOAPS i" gr""t variety at
l. oct Ii &. &. HERRl'S.
DLACk SILK VESTS, just received ut
ID oct IL WILMER u SLAIMAKERa:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

Fine Green, Black and Japan Teas, ut very
low prices, just received by
mt :, COOK L. CREIGHTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-16

DABBlTrS Baltimore City, Stearinc,. De,
ID tersivc, German Chemical. Olive, Red AMI
White CASTLE, Cold Water und Crystal Soaps,
together with many other varieties, for sale ly
GEO. McBURNEl Y son,
oct IL l66 and 10 King street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
REPORTS OF SOUTHERN BANKS.

WASHINGTON, May 21.--The following is a
condensation the abstracts OF the reports OF southern
banks, made to the CONTROLLER OF Currency showing
their condition at the close of business, April 81
and discounts S3BoS5iO u bonds
and bankers S76l bills on banks
specie $4,000; legal tenders $3i4l
tai 0O; profits $685. 600; bank notes outstanding 5oJ9i
DEPOSITS s47iO4O banks, SiOl 69asL AgSgd@s-Su'
755 1S4 Number OF banks, p. .,,~,o~, ~
and discounts lS9o u
s. bonds 38 1000 from banks and banke SJf S bills OF
banks 1888; specie s5 82l legal tenders $S29 Ld6tLnss@
Capital sl27 Isl; profits $li93 bank notes outstanding
deposits s7l 900; due banks, 6a AggregdHS-SAbzS
Number OF banks, -, o.o M r,
SoUrB and discounts S1gS8j U
g. bonds S83O0 om banks S4696 bills Of banks
specie tenders S234 100. LtdbtksCapa bIJ
OO profits s269 74O banknotes outstanding s6gO deposits
sl46S dus banks $50 Aggrs2at<s-sAI'o@ halnDf
Of blanks, 5. . -.
EoRGl-Resours- and discounts s2t 200 o. bonds
s2O5OOOO from banks and brokers' $g56S bs Oh banks
$3037V7; specie, Sl6R74: legaltende S9I'o 90 az
tai s2l50OCO profits sss7 SI esnknos ouhandins' e0"
A0rregdts-S6 90, us. Number OF banks =,
and dscount, S55as u bones
6 O0 due banks $296sl; bills banks SVG SPECIE ~
go; legatenders Sl693Oa L1bsifas $1,000 pron
SO SIS; outstanding. s+46 dpoat eoi que
banks s22 5OO Aggregsks-Sl GA go number Of banks
rnd discounts S3zoiU y oonos
s2 from banks l26, csecs' and one, essn items
SAB 6O bills OF banks sal Sa; specie, sl54l egstender III
$50 La5ai,sC.pt, 81 100 COO groa. sseS bsn note,
outstanding S737SSs; deposits stlSo due 70 oan ]']o""
Aggrega>s-S yj93 $50 number OF banks O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

negroes win retalate IN eome ndiscrimnate and brutal
way for the wrongs they have suffered and the negroes
dread the visits OF the terrible KuKux. was assured
by man OF prominence socially and politically, that
every member OF the late Convention in Columbia car
red revolver; and when it Is considered that THESE
were for the most part grave old men, who met Tor the
purpose Of devising means for securing tranquility ths
fact well illustrates the extent TO which the feeng Oh
uneasiness and apprehension prevails.
The peaceful condition OF the lower counties arises
from the fact that the negroes there In such an over
whelming majority that an attack upon them by the
whites would be madness, In the northwestern coun-
ties which I have spoken OF as also peaceable, the
whites are largely In the ascendency and control the
elections and as the negroes have political power
there the two races get along together without trouble
It In the counties where the whites and negroes are
nearly equal in numbers that all the difficulties have
taken place. The condition OF these counties may Dc
summed up as follows: The better classes hate and
despise the State government; the poor whites,
ignorant and cOwardy, but cruel and revenge
full, detest the negroes their rivals In laDor
and politics the tmd, superstitios and Ignorant
negroes dstrust tho whites, and always fear that an
attempt will be made to remand them to Slavery incom
petent and dishonest have been placed In office by
the well-meanng negroes; mysterious and murderous
Ku-Klux gangs go about the country; the State
Government is weak and yacating, and many OF Its
officers are more intent filling their pockets than
upon enforcing the laws and protecting the citizens
But when all these things considered, can only
wonder that violence is not frequent and that any
sembance OF civilized society exists, and conclude
that there is some good in the South Carolina people
after ALL from which we may hope for some future sou
ton Of the difficulties that now beset them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
Herr Dollinger will soon visit London.

Herr Dollinger will soon visit London.
IA new society of planters is forming in Ha-
to bring Chinese to that city
THE report that several horse thieves were re-
Gently hung 10 Greenwood County, Kansas, is denied
-. Discussions have broken out at Lisbon, be-
tween the Government aud the Chamber Of Deputies.
- The Spanish Government will propose in its
budget that the effective force Of the be
" The party of order in Roumana has triumphed
In the elections and the Government majority the next
Chambers.
-. Boutwell,. the winner of the two thousand
guinness stakes Newmarket the yorte Derby which comes
of on wednesday.
The report that a new Turkish loan to the
amount OF 90 to be introduced IN the London maAe Az
thontatiyely coutradicted.
lit is stated in Cincinnati that the Great west
Dispatch Company has vita the Err
BY which, after June all through business will be done o TUE
former company.
The order Of the Mayor Of CINCINNATI iolDid,
ding orchestral music 10 gardens nd saloons on SSnaI 10
enforced last night The bands appeared ~ usual : "
proprietor, will be arrested to-day.
THE citizens Of Winthrop, Me- celeoialed ne
lOth anniversary Of the incorporation OF hi' 90 CO.,
Chamber delivered the followed @ addresses RON wv
berham, and other. A procession and dinner iO"o"'u
-. The Committee Of the Aistrlih heshsIIthi
have agreed the Ihro1e a.
policy Of raionaitrs a iAl ~ ,sais,on
maloonents and demanding strong state 81 "saHHA'
Tho Snanisb Cortes held a secret session on
Fr,v =, nh ,.ror the result, OF The Judicial
iuouify into the ASSASSINATION Of Ger fn ne isi-'n etuhae
senior Roane Bsrs who has been eete' pPuH e '' "'e
the assassination.
10 The Psburgh Wheeling su kenuesy road By OHIO
$500 ~ We rented olrws 10 sn.genpon i,lS, against
&C. ~, TO tosn,. To hear frop u Is thought II Is de-
Ie.t-. AZ . three tiihs voc Ia s'o'ss' F" 'N's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
fcPyPpIL PRESS pIsPATCH.I

Tn the matter of the claim Of Anna b. Perkins admin
istratrix Of the late Benz w. Perkins, the Russian Gov
eminent declined offer OF foreign arbitration on the
0ronnd that It was entirely worthless. 1t, however In
structed Minister Catacazy to propose TO the Depart
ent OF State examination OF the case by any pubic
functionary and accordingly the President apponIeo
for this purpose E. Peshne Smith, the Solicitor OF that
Department. After much attention DeslOWeu upon tuo
subject both parties having been advised to present
their proofs &C. Mr. Smith has presented an elaborate
report The Russian Government having oeaieu te a
aSfy Of M Mr. Nc s@s has reported
s validity and In favor of the other brancn namely Ie
furnishing OF 5000 muskets &C.. and for their delivery
in RUSSIA The contract was made with Capt. Lbeln-
field, whose authority In the premises Is not h
the claimant entitled TO damages for being prevented
by Russian agents from performing the contract assess
ing damages In the sum OF s295OCO, with interest Hoh
July l. 1855, until the money shall be raid 80,
Mr. Trehard. the French Minister, mas 0btaheG lesye
OF his Government to return to France MI DE BellO
who arrived here some days ago. will act as Charge
d'Afairs. 80 20 Tho
annlcation Of the rules governing the discount Of mutt
lated United states notes and the use OF tne printed
diagrams subdyided into twent1etns 1urlsheu Ior use
In estimating the deduction the Treasurer has MADE the
following reply: Deductions are made IOr only le
cate pro1oron missing and the diagram is divided into
sneces msrely for CONVENIENCE in estimating the loss.
No matter how many parts OF spaces may De msSng no
deduction will be made unless the aggregate loss rs uoe
than one twentieth Of the original proportions OF the
notes. Thus: There ought to DO one-tehtn .S vi
Aggregate loss should not exceed one-twentieth, no
deduction would be made for loss or more tnan 3ne
twentieth but not more than onetenth Of the original
nroportios of note but One-twenteh Of the face value
Viii he deducted For more than one-tenth, but not
more than hreetwenteths, but Onetenth VIII be de-
Quoted and until the loss equals hall OF noe' III
which case one-haf will be deducted
The members of the Joint High Commission called AT
the White House. Saturday TO pay their parting re-
spects to the President and family. 49, ,o,,,..,or .,
The official census returns show the popuaton OF
Oregon to 10000 including uoo persons OF foreign
birth. ,, -.
Medical Director william Lawler has been ordered to
duty az Feesurgeon Of the North Atlantic Meet reey-
ing Surgeon Charles Martin ordered home. second AS
gineer A. ID. Taylor Is ordered 10 duty al
League Island. Lieut. Commander John Adams Howeu,
IL detached from the Naval Academy Sept 80 and Or
dered 10 duty on the coast survey. Lieut. Commander
T. w Sheppard detached from the Naval Academy ana
placed on waiting orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
PARIS REPORTS.

A TERRIBLE BOMBARDMENT-THE INHABITANTS
-sTRICKEN-DoUBTFUL RUMoRS.
PARIS May 2l-Evening
A terrible bombardment sweeps the ramparts.
Shells are falling in Montrouge. The inhabitants
are terror stricken; many have been killed
The Federal forces are reentering the city in the
greatest disorder
The Federalists have abandoned their positions at
Malakoff, Petit Vanvres, and Grand Montrouge.
The Government troops surround Fort Montrouge,
which only maintains communication with Paris by
subteuanean passage.
Gen. Cecilia has returned TO Paris. The only Fed
eral generals now outside the walls are DembrOwski
who is in the Bots de Bouogne, the Portfolio la
Muette. and Wroblewsk. who is making stand at
GENTLY. The versaillists attacked and captured
part Of the latter suburb
Anteuil and Passy are subjected to a violent bonn
bardment. The Auteuil Gate has been abandoned
bv the Federalists whose outposts have fallen back
INSIDE the city.
The Versaillists have not attempted an assault on
the south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE1
WASHINGTON, May II. 1871
The st-Ofice Department is congatulatnR tsen On
the increased prospect of making the postal service s
sustaining IL ia found that the revenue Thereon lor tne
present fiscal year is n more than was ass year
secretary Boutwell, has given some attention 70 the
question Of paying the interest on the moneys
for war purposes by the several States and the SUBJECT
has already been discussed in Congress The amount Vi
This interest would is calculated be about o. per cent
OF the whole claim Some states-as, for instance III
diana and Minnesotasold their bonds at large us
COMMIT I'm order to secure the needed funds for eqppS
and sending forward troops. This discount is made
claim against the General Government IL this Is aoah-
doned however Treasury officials believe that the ciis
for interest may yet be allowed by Congress.
Secretary Fish, who Ia Chairman OF the Building COM
mttee the other two members being BeAnap
and Robson, has been much occupied Win the
business Of the High Commission that he has not had
time to examine the subject Of the new building 10 DC
occupied by the State War, and Navy Departments he
will soon however advertise for proposals for furnishing
the granite that being the stone decided upon by the
Congress Committee, and will, in conjunction with
Belnap and Robeson determine the plan OF the build
ing which will be the largest In Washington excepting
the Capitol
Jay Cooke, McCuoch & Co., bankers OF London, have
been appointed in place Of Barring Brothers agents OF the
United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
TILE COAL QUESTION SETTLED.

SCRANTON, May 21-AH the mines worked
by the three large corporations will be In full operation
this week. the Delaware and Hudson men having voted
Yesterday for resumption Kearns, the man who shot
Davis and Jones' had hearing yesterday fat Wilkes
barre and was held in bail for trial in the October
Court The trial will be contest between the corpora
tons and the workingmen's Benevolent Association.
The laborers who working at Briggs shaft have
concluded, by an arrangement with the company, to
give back their places to the miners, who were sup
planted, consequently there wasno work yesterday at
that NINE Neither of the corporations has any diposi
ton to take any unfair advantage OF the members Of the
W. B. A., it being tacity understood that the leaders
will not be discharged otherwise molested. The
rancor Of the last few days Ia wearing away, but both
parties will retain vivid remembrance OF the great
coal struggle OF 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
PLAGUE AT BUENOs AYREs.

At last accounts from BuenOs Ayres there
was slight dimnution in the violence of the plague
that has prevailed at that place since the beginning Of
February In population OF 900 il is estimated
that 5000 have fallen victims 10 the yellow fever
and there at least 5000 sick OF whom the
iorty will probably perish. The average number OF
deaths during the week ending April ID more than
$50 per day The highest number reached during one
day Sunday April g. when there were 749 deaths;
the Lowest number on Thursday April 49, when
there were 2G deaths The proportion slightly Increased
the succeeding day. There probably no more than
10000 inhabitants remaining In the city. About three
fourths have ed MOntevideO TO the country within
circumference OF 50 miles from Buenos Ayres Those
who remained behind were the poor people, VINO e1hD-
tied strange Indifference their fate strict quara
tine regulations have been adopted, ana so eFeetualy
nave they been executed that almost all communication
With the city has ceased. Both Mr. Kirk, the American
hmlssler and Mr.. Capp the American Consul, have
sough refuge In ;he country 1t Is gratifying 10 know
mat IN tins calamity, the American residents OF the
CIV! nave stood by each other 10 cOmmendable extent
~ Is hau maj tscre Is little prospect OF material de
ctese ia the violence OF the epidemic before the coo
present month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
VERSAILLES REPORTS.
A CIRCULAR FROM NJ. THiERs-THE VER-
sAILLISTs HOLDING THEIR POSITION
PANIC IN PARIS.

c,RcULAR FROM NJ. THEIRS THE YER
sAuLIsrs HOLDING THEIR POSITION "A
PANIC IN PARIS.
VERSAILLES. May 21-Evening.
Tho Versailles forces entered Paris at o'clock
this afternoon. Entrance was effected stimuli
tancously at two points. by the Gate of st. Cloud
mar Point du Jour- and the Gate of Montrouge, on
the Boulevard Bruno.
The insurgents have abandoned the ramparts.
A circular from President Theirs officially confirms
tbe entrance Of the troops into Paris. 1t says:
THE gate Of st. Cloud having been battered down,
Gen Douai rushed in, Gems. Ladmirault and Gin
champs are preparing to follow"
Since the issue of the above circular good news
has been received. Douais bold their positions
inside the St. Cloud gate where they have cut the
telegraph wires communicating with other portions
of the enoeiRte.
flag of true was hoisted at the Auteuil Gate.
Two regiments entered there and proceeded be-
yond the viaduct of the Circular Railway, meeting
with feeble resistance
Gen. Cissey reports that Malakof and Fort
Montrouge have been abandoned by the insurgents
and will soon be occupied by his command; but
the batteries on the ramparts opposite still
firing.
There is a panic in Paris. 1t is said that Pyat,
Grousset and other rebel leaders have disappeared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, May Il, 1871
The Communists have been reporting victories
since Friday
NJ Pyat proposed in the Commune laws for the
taxation Of bachelors and the abolition of the con-
fessiOnal.
The Central Committee orders all Parisians to re-
turn to their domiciles within IS hours, on pain OF
forfeiture of the rentes standing in their names.
A dispatch from Paris says the Federalists have
planted four mitfaIleuses on the barricade IN the
Rue Peyronnet. The civil Commissioners, acting in
conjunction with the military commanders, have
Ordered the inhabitants of Paris occupying corner
houses to leave, all such buildings will beused by
troops as loop-hoes for musketry The Central
Committee has assumed the war power.
NJ. Rochefort has been arrested in attempting to
escape from the Commune and was brought to Yer
sailles to-day.
The United States store-shp Relief has arrived at
Havre. A dispatch from Havre says the Prussians
have evacuated YvetOt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
THE TEHUANTEPEC CANAL,-ARRIyAL OF MEN
BEKs OF TIE SURVEYING EXPEDITION.

WAsHINGroS, May sO-Capt. Shufeldt, com
mardinathe Tehuanfepec Surveying Fxp.dtion arrived
an this city last evening from Savannah where he left
the May Flower, which vessel win come to this port
The members Of the party ARRIVING in the country by
different steamers from Mexico and Havana Cant
Bhufeldt reports that thorough survey has heen made
Of this route, aud he Is satisfied that an
surface canal can be built that ism1s al cost
which the importance OF the work VIII iusfifv The sur
yeys are entirely original depending upon no preyions
explorations and the supply Of water n take. from "a
source never before thought Of for this purpose
Or the voyage from Havana. Mrs Shufeldt The wife M
Caut ghufedt, died and was buried at sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The steamer William Third has been burned
near vennor England All board supposed have been saved
LYMAN White, the ShutesbuTy murderer, was
committed Greenfield H. Saturday to await the action OF the
Grand Jury In August =
Volney Wright, the cOunterfeter of United
States bonds stamps arrested In San Francisco will be
brought East n few days
The workshop and engineers buildings, at the
A, Academy At Annapolis partly barned early yesterday
morning. Loss estimated at S'oiOVO
-. Seven wooden dwellings, owned and occupied
nv sb families Hamhnrg Boston partially burned last
evening. LOSS about sl2 ,OOO, partly insured
The steamer New State with large excursion
marty on board collapsed fines i've minutes after leaving the wharf At
Wheeling Va Yesterday. Ons dangerously scalded
In an alteration in Chicago about trifing
matter ON saturday evening Henry Murphy 10 struck on the
head and Waterman named Fitzgerald lbe latter
arrested.
Dennis Downey, notorious Chicago rough
o,s, With soldiers Saturday and stabbed one
named fatally DowEfy arrested during the evening
sfter q desperate resistance
At an excursion of Vallejo Pioneers to Calls-
Sg ear and severed from biz body He was earned
% vallejo in dying condition
The forests at several places in the Highlands
,s jIad.m Re- on IRE illuminate TIE skya night
p from sullivan County thst extensive fe' IN me woods are
100 In nari, direction from Monticello The anger NIL p
st The Bach Lake sboohcase have been dsote also
M IL .. MANY and bear have pensheI IN he
NoaSi.ins Ulster Co.. hres In the woods are also raging
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
statement of the agricultural resources OF the state OF
Niinnnsnta- according 10 the Ninth Census:
PERsoNALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Count Won Keyserlingk -Rautenburg, the Ger
man COns,nnO has home on leave Of absence
Gov Hoffman of New-YOrk accompanied by
Gov Walker and staff arrived Norfolk SATURDAY morning
from Richmond visited the EsvyYsd and proceeded to Fortress
Monroe a. the goess Of Major Ges Barry.
Prince Bismarck and NM Pouyer-Q uertier and
Psv arrived In Saturday the purpose OF
eIsnng ratscaons treaty peace All the public buildings
and any decorated With flags honor Of
Juan Marquee Garcia, who had been convicted
II treason was eIecuied Saturday fon Cal&nss Ha
vana Cobe shopkeepers who had been convicted OF
nnpe the executed Santiago d. Cuba The
os1nt P Capt and the nugen Enrique Flotss
have heep q Principe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

Central Pacific julius May of the old San Francisco bank
ing firm OF Davidson d Co.. Col. j. r. Frisbie, and
Rudolph Sulzhach OF FTankfortrOnthe MAN, whose
mand OF German capital is nearly unlimited The certf
cate OF incorporation Is ready TO he filed tomorrow
Capital s500C0 The road is 10 be e70 miles length
and TO connect with the Union Pacific at near Ogden
Nearly the entire capital has already been subscribed in
good fath and despite the contrary assertions OF in
terested parties at the East the immediate
ent and vigorous prosecution of the work is positively
determined upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
Arturo OF THE GERMAN MURDERER.

Alfred Zeigenmeyer the young German
hr,sa with the murder and robbery of his friend Gum
hle,on AT Chicago in November last taken from Po
lice HEADQUARTERS last evening by Capt Dixon of the
C,,.aeo police and placed Erie train bound West
s,ne his Incarceration Police headquarters Zegen
eve, has conyersed freely than at first He now
admits that he took possession Of the effects OF the
dered man. declares that he did not do so until after
c,nh..ou had disappeared He asserts that he knows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22

nohng Whatever concerning the murder but hat be left
Gumbieton In saloon about IL D. m on the night before
his body was found and did not him alive again
He fails 10 account however for the that the forged
letter purportiDg 10 come from umbleton requesting
Blake Bros. OF this city to forward TO the writer's ad
the day that Gumbetons body found The prisoner
is very cool and apparently enerains
hopes that be may elude the punishment due his crime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22
THE CALIFORNIA PACIFIC AND EASTERN Ex
TENSION RAILROAD.

SAN FRAY0sCO, May 21.-The ineOrporators
Of the California Pacific and Eastern Extension Railroad
are ex-Unitsd states Senator Milton s. Latham nov
manager Of the London and San Francisco Bank, j..
Fredlander the king Of Pacific coast grain Spectators
W r. Rnlofsen who buit the California Pacific Railroad
Already running 70 sacramento ia cOnpet0D With the