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New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
RAILROAD NOTES.

The Connecticut State Commissioners having
made an inspection OF the NewYOrE and Boston Air
Line Railroad have given the Company permission to
run through trains the Airline Is now complete, and
trains will through regularly The directors hold
periodical meetings in NewYOrk for the purpose OF
tecting fIstails of an enuinment comDanv and com
petlng running arrangements with other roads
The Directors Of the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Company elected the following officers yester-
day morning: L. =. Bishop, President; Andrew
Peirce jr., vice-Presdent WIN. A. Hayes Secretary
- ro paIr n - nnd.rstopd that orrapelnSnts
making for the extension OF the road and that funds
are about 10 be raised for that purpose.
Another Conference of the Western Railway
Managers was held Chicago Thursday TO consider
The question Of abOshng the pass system II appears
that signatures 10 the agreement entered into at the
recent meeting the subject not all authorized,
end that Of the provisions that agreement not
iudorsed by all the parties 10 H. After long discussion,
wat subntted. but II did not prove satisfactory 10 al
concerned. ana 50 the matter Is stiil unsettled
Another meeting of the st. Louis and Mex
rcan Guf Railroad Company held at ST. Louis yes-
terday, aud the appointment Of Charles Shepherd Of
Springfield, Mo- as Secretary aud Treasurer con
Cured ill., The following Executive Committee was
elected Andrew =. G. Rice Of New-York, H. J. Blow Of
ST. Louis, II. &. Young Of Springfield. NO. August
Kounz OF Omaha and y. j. Moore OF Sabine Pass The
Pass Texas Mi KouDtz elected managing director
and financial agent OF the Board subscriptions will be
opened at st. Louis IN New York and IN Otner cities
On and after tomorrow the new Pennsyl-
Airline 10 Baltimore, Washington, and the South
will be open for travel From Philadelphia II runs
through Lancaster 70 Columbia, where the Susquehanna
River crossed and thence, by way of York TO Balti
The great tunnel under that city being COM
pleted, passengers now carried through without
the tedious delays attending the transfer by horse
Throughout the road rs double track laid with
steel rails and stone ballast This route follows very
closely the one 60 long and zealOusy advocated In
Congress by Thaddeue Stevens, the National Air Line
between Washington City and New York. Two express
trains will be run entire between NewY0rk and Wash
ington daily,
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
CUSTOM HOUSE SUITS.

II was reported in revenue circles yesterday
that the books OF prominent importing house bad been
seized by the CustOmbOuse officials because Of alleged
heavy frauds on the revenue. IL is stated that tho
house n question has been established here over dozen
years. and has branches In several principal ctiea OF
this country and Europe The frauds are alleged to
have extended term OF years and under the i'm
mediate supervision OF members of the firm.
Within the last few months the United states Govern
ment has brought suits against number OF prominent
business houses IN this city, claiming heavy damages for
alleged fraud in the importation of goods. Many com
promises are said made Three OF the suits
were brought against heavy importers OF sugar, and
were all based charges similar 10 each other. From
one OF these houses the Government claimed about
$4,000 The firm has effected compromise by the pay
Ineut OF $1,000. Against another, large sugar nrm.
suit ws brought for about $4,000, but In this case
settlement made ~ the yment to the government
90 In the third case involving $4,000 the charge
OF fraud brought against old and prominent 1rm
sugar importers iu this city. To keep the from
coming trial this house willing to tue Govern
mont $4,000 and effected compromise upon this basis
suit for about $4,000 recently Instituted against
dry goods importing house above Canast the charge
being fraud IN invoicing grenadines. The firm compro
missed by the payment TO che Government OF $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
THE FIRE RECORD.
. NEVADA TOWN BURNED.


S.N FRANc1sCo. June GA dispatch from
Hamilton, White Pine County. Nev says the town was
nearly DESTROYED this morning. by fire. which broke out
in NJ Cohn's cigar store. strong wind swept tne
flames through the place. and the Fire Department
could do nothing to stop their progress All the prin
cpa places OF business we're destroyed The loss Is e
timated at s5oOOOo. No lives were lost
FORESTS BURNING IN MASSACHUSETTS,
NEw-BEpFORD, June 27.-The great fire IN
the woods which began Friday last on the cape Goa
division OF the Old Colony Railroad, s still burning APP
parently unchecked IL has steadily advanced nor'h
eastward from the start at West wareham and the front
lno of the fire ia now eight miles long in the Plymouth
woods The right flank is within mile or TWO Oh
North Sand dwich seven miles in direct line east OF the
starting point and the left flank near the South Fohu
four miles south OF Plymouth and eight miles from west
Wareham.
IN THIS CITY.
At 23O a. M, yesterday, fire OF unknown
origin occurred in the office of Whitley Nelson, stock
brokers' in the basement of the building No. l tx
change place. near Broad-st owned by H. A. Witthaus'
Total damage, $500; insured.
AT $50 D. M an awning front OF the building NO. To
West Twenty-seventhst., near Eighth-avep was lg'
nted through the explosion Of some hrecrsckers upon
it; damage, f2O.''
At9 D. m. a fire caused by some wooden benches ig-
hitting from charcoal furnaces, occurred on the th
floor of the fourstory brick building No Is Bonds oc-
cupied by Kimball Ktle, jewellers. Extinguished Dy
RoundsInan Macarthur of the Fifteenth Precinct; dam-
age, S16.
ELSEWHERE
A fire at Ottenville, Ont, destroyed Kays
& Madisons stores and several adjoining buildings The
loss is t25,OOo.
The insurance on the Litchfield Car Manu-
featuring Company's works. burned at Litchheid lll
Thursday night Ia as follows: Humboldt of NewJer'
sew s. 500 Peoples OF NewJersey, 5000; Merchants
Mutual OF Eew-Jersey, 5000 German of Erie, Penn,
5000 and S326O0 in Western companies Inc loss j.
about s50.0OO
The house of Robert Shaw g. Son, at Need
ham, Mass was burned yesterday morning Part OF the
building was used as a factory for weaving Cardigan
Jackets and contained heavy stock Of yarn and goods
The loss is OOO winch there an insurance OF $780,
including $500 stock and frames IN the btna VI
Hartford
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
POLICE NOTES.

Patrick New, age 8, was fatally injured, yester-
falling yard re ourtbsto window Of hiI
u East Porty-httst
Margaret Youn gaeish, an insane woman, age &C.
Jump the Fulton Fey boats YESTERDAY bat
prevented BY k. oeet hhdA She Aten the
Btauon-houst.
A glass jar containing oil of vitriol exploded yes
rdaT bsyroom attached the Threenh Ward bell
and Thomas McCsHfeJ ABd Wm j. Irun vhS handling the
hqoid, slightly burned about the face.
Catherine Keenan, severely wounded by a
blow hhet ths bands o Honors hcsv
Wills they qu.reng the house No.
El.y,pth a. last night wounded attended a police
surgeon and bef A,saitnt Nss Locked up.
An inquest was held by Coroner keenan,, yester-
dsv relative Dominique BaeoEsnp 90 Italian
ofko (1afk Instantly killed last Saturday
elevator falling upon he working la MaArs eonfsc
epeyy l6 West Twenty hnbst The elevator
through unhoOhng Of the Of
which bad been wound around the hoot 10 hold Il
In nsos the uTT Of the building fo allowing
elevator .o q used while 10 unsafe condition"
Coroner Keenan, was informed by the Registrar
Vital Statistics yesterday Of the death o lad named Tiio Of No.
Illness alleged 10 hare resulted frOm In
another Lad whose has not been hsed bat
ieked the deceased 10 tho abdomen Abs1i
before his from the attendant physician
pssied u, certificate Of death however umaug that the dtee,sd
bsvag addicted tRg down bahnsts te hs iB bad
ppbsbJ been ,sDerDdoeed bJ Juo Jsesvsa AssasstanL
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28

IL win thus be seen that substantial progress being
made in the reduction OF the expenditures OF the CITY,
and that another year will show further reductions
The revenues OF the city have largely Increased ana IL
is not too much 20 say that II is entirely practicable to
further augment them by energetic measures in colloc
tions and proper administration OF the property ana
expenses OF the CITY WILL think give general satisfac
tion. The amOnnt allowed TO the Board Of Education
has been increased TO enable the Board during the sum
vacation put in good repair the school Duldngs
which appear TO have heretofore been sadly neglected
and are now represented to be in bad condition
The amount allowed is believed 10 be entirely adequate
for this purpose. Allowance has been made to the
Police Department for 100 additiohai men d1Ilhg te re-
mainder Of the year. The Beard OF Health has also
been librally provided Tor, as have other depart
Ioents. Further reductions IN the expenses OF CON
duetiug the CtY business can and ought 10
be made. II is fto be remembered that the rate
OF expenditure Of the old departments has continued tor
nearly onehaf Of the present year and the Board OF
Estimate aud ApportionmeDt was limited In the reduc
tOns what could be saved IN the latter months OF the
year II il 10 be hoped that the newly organized de
partneuts will much bring The city out Of the con-
diton of dapidaton that Its streets and buildings ana
institutions were left 10.
There are other expenditures which should be greatly
pad from fresh issues Of bonds of the eity these
require be further looked into with the view OF
diminishing them Laws Tor the issue VI pouus , Neto
obtained last Winter by at least one OF the depaIbaels
at the hands of the Legislature without e2lS1ltati0n & alto
with the Mayor and without the approval OF the COM
mon Council, which call for large expenditures.
Well considered improvements are needed IN various
parts Of the city No wise man will object to their being
vigorously prosecuted If the moneys appropriated for
them expended and the works 50 administered as to
show adequate results think measures must pe taken
have the public moneys expended on these improve
ments show returns somewhere approaching proper
proportion the amount expended. IL may De sug-
gested that the business Of opening ana extending
streets bOuevards &C. ID going on in certain portions
Of city rapidly than the wants OF the public
require. The laws regulating assessments have become
greatly confused bv the operations OF designing men ~
Albany. and Is indspensahiy necessary that these
laws be re0t1ed. 10 this subject have previously
called your attention The cost aud expenses ana award
opening streets and avenues also throw an enormous
and unjust burden upon the treasury. The most rgor-
Ous measures required OF all departments OF the
CITY Government concerned 10 order that they may DC
brought within reasonable limits. Very respectfully,
ANDREW H. GREEN, Controller.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
INDIAN AFFAIRS.

THE HON. ]. X LUT'rRE1L ON THE CAUSE OF THE
MoDOC wAR,-HB URGES AN INVESTIGATION.
WASHINGTON, June N.-The Hon. J. X. Lut-
trel Congressman elect FROM the lid California Die
trct writes 10 Commissioner Smith OF the Indian
an account Of his vt TO the Of the Modoo
war and says he has been able 10 arrive at only
conclusion IN reference TO the var namely That 1t
oaused by the wrongful acts OF bad white men, He was
informed on what seemed TO him trustworthy su-
tbOrty that the ModOcs we're compelled TO slaughter
their horses for food the klamath observation, and
having exhausted this Of substance were then
oOmpslhd by hunger ~ seek tho fishing aud buDtiDg
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

TIE HEALTH BOARD CHECKING NUISANCEo'
AN INTERESTING MORTALITY RRCoRD A shAff KIN
PLY BY PRESIDENT CHANDLER TO siAu"hl'"h"''
AZ meeting of the Board of Health yes
terday, the following report was rcce''eu iro" III
Harris and ordered on nle;
No Dol ENnoNs CLARK, secretary. . a.,
aSR: The records OF mortality, as presented 70 inc
asn,tsrx Committee yesterday, exhibit precisely the
.ne facts concerning the causes OF deaths and tne con
don of the punhc health that have been seen 10 the
eorrespopding period Of the year since the summer OF
Iss Inc second and third weeks OF the month OF june
have a. rule this city, the lowest mortality OF any
fortnight in the year ,,- - A,
The accompanying abstract shows what has been the
tI number of deaths and what the total mortality by
arrhea diseases IN each of the seven weeks preceding
A. fouIth week Of June IN the past eight years:
Wal ~ ~-lsr
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
KINGS COUNTY TAXATION.
A Tor,L REDUCTION OF SiSsGOO MADE.


The Brooklyn Board Of Estimate held an
adjourned meeting the County Courthouse
inE, Mayor Powell presiding. Alderman Ropes eI-
Frnsed school matters and sald that he
hoped proper appropriation would be made 10 defray
tbs expense OF conducting the evening schools For this
puITosa $500 allowed last year The Alderman
lso urged the appropriation OF N5OGO for the mprpve-
spent of the City Hail. and thought that the money
could better used for that purpose than IN bulldog
Sew school boises that not absolutely needed.
Tue sum Of s. GOO added 10 The city budget for the
Art Association IN accordance with act Of the Legs-
isture The estimate OF the Commissioners OF Charities
was n0opted without reduction. The county etimate
wa reduced n 600 and then adopted. Tue sum Of $500
bsd Ieen asked fOT a newroOf the Penentiary, and
ihs was reduced regard 10 the Board OF I'd
ueaton MAYOR Powell moved that SsOOOO asked FOR
new depot and school buildings in Districts Nos II and
o. be stricken COnntY Treasurer Gardiner moved
- an amendment that only the sunni asked for new
depot ana schoo building IN District No Is lie stricken
VuL For the depot $4,000 asked. aud for the two
rev schools hso,Oo The amendment was adopted,
thereby striking out $4,000 The estimate as amended
was then adopted.
The Board Of CITY Words asked for tsi5 900 for street
repairing and cleaning and sewers The Mayor re-
marked that streets better cleaned now than
ever before sgperisorst Large osborne replied that
ts remarkable, the Board had spent Loeney
enough for the putpose. He moved 10 reduce the
asked street clsAning by $1,000 The Mayor moved
tO adOD the estimate a. Il stood, and the n0oen was
cafrusd Tue estimate OF the PARK C0ms1nslon NoOCo
complete tue stone Wall around Washington PARK,
var adopted auHndnent of buperyl1oE OSBORNE 70
ndOre II $1,000 being rejected. -
The Fire Commissioners estimate was Increased 100
sOr contingencies and adopted. The Police Department
estimate scso was then considered, and on Hotios OF
desired. The Conirellors budget nsIt taken up
end ADOPTED Wjtout change Te several eafinAtss az
they passed, sfe ~ fOilowe:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28

grounds on their old reservation on Lost River MT
Luttrel urges investigation of the causes OF the
Modoc war and regrets TO say that never was there
time since the organization OF the Government "nen
there was 10 much corruption and swndling-not only
against the Government and ehe people, nut aganr e
Indians-as Ia to-day being practiced on tne inuA'"
reservations the Pacific coast.
PEACE CONCLUDED WITH THE HoUx-IHh hOhA'
zoos QUIET.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-The Hon. 1. ~
Cree of the Board of Commissioners writes TO Comms
soner Smith Of the Indian that the Spec'a Com
mission 20 the Sioux Indiana report success IN m ne m
son and that tho Northern Pacific Railroad VIII w eo
from attack this season. -, ou, posorva
report received from the agent at Fort SIN % "a
tion Indian Territory. dated June l6 STATES th"' 'o
Kickapoos in that vicinity are perfectly quIe@
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
AnYICr ABOUT CHOLERA.

s easier 10 prevent Than The only perfect preventive and
ds,neaDt CAHBoLo ACID Contson cannot exist spread
where 1t 10 used.
Al K1ppHA Co.'S Csbolo Medicine Warehouse 80
Johus city, purifier furnished any quantity Of every
srsde and in all approved forms for all purDoses
Depot for Buchns Carboc Soaps Conpoun3A Twenty
varieties for household eesspoos, and stables
II you need its foOs preparations send 70
headquarters obtain reliable article at low price kDoEh
WErBBEELL L Co. 80 Josn-st, Wliamst
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28

fees sssOo which viii mako the grant total TO ne raised
about 5Oe65T a. The Controller however, has p0po
sOn 10 reduce this amount by using the sum Oh sSsi
ISi sc surplus taxes which ls in the city Ircasnry o
Board OF Estimates concluded TO accept the proPVeo
and on that account ala not make any further rdueoh
the estimates received. With the reancton& ~ % t Of
amount will be- a 522 o. these figures the rate oI
taxaton will be aver per cent Last year the rate was
a5o per cent The board adjourned subject 70 .ne cau
of te CHAR Tie Joint Board OF Aldermen ana supeTN
sors will meet ON Tuesday Ia act Day on the Budget
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28

PROMINENT ARRlvhfs
FIN Avenue Hotet-The Hon. William A, RicnhTH- y.
sssiuses Commander w B. ts.nng e. H,vy eI6cy Burnside
Of the Hon. W IT, Bsrum OF Oonnectent
Chicago g. Bushnell o Sewii.yp SaL ~ ,1,
virginia and Bennett OF Bu1so hsr9n
CALDWELL Alexander shepherd OF 80
irfton g.. D. OF Rochester 81 HtoAns
Up Lanes Wilson Hon r. W. Dor and Jugs ~ NJ
Waler Alabama the Hon. p bgerton oI Ialan' = so
Win.s Of Baltmory and the Hoo A. hhsd OF omaht
Hayes Of Boston and the heV D. hason o.
more disark H0tet-Pof Henry johnson o. in Ooebe n
Ct,noa Col Laidey A.. HeH Irk Hobtoth - ~
HcInieh Of HewJerey. Hoenas Home-t.pI sen w.
w,, Point .W,stnasnr HODl-CommOdore hnhny u nap'
- Fpcren Hos>-fhe Charles Hale 81 Auburn ~ l....
Sf,ani HopS-P T. Barnur Bridgeport stor house-oehA''
oi n nornl Of Maine AMI A. WGshneos OF Tennessee
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
HOIFRA.

Ever, effort shond be all classes Of people prevsnI The
rpresd Of Cholera Yellow Fever
There no denying that gravey threatened By both
sn possible the Of previous years bs again eIp,-
r.nce bet preveutVes to the nnocaaton Of
either fthese the Of DR. GASs sotuTos OF
TAR which bought all drurss The cleansing and purify
Ing properties most searching ehActer ls IT,
bedes one Of world for the Of Conmmp
ton ad other Affections Lang Throat Bronchial Tubes
while 10 The by ali odds the best remedial agent
lrs,p--Pon Tls Jo,isvile Commercial, June 2l, is7a
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
BASE BALL.

The game announced to take place at the
Union Grounds, yesterday, between the Resolutes OF
Elizabeth, N. j., and the Philadelphia nine post
pOned, the Philadephias, for some unknown reason.
having declined 70 come
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28

LYoN's TOOTH TABLETS are compact, pure
Of dshcste ssvo egsuty put and suited refined taste
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28

LYONS INSECT POWDER is the most power
fal Ind sfecuVe ms seet powder 10 The world.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28

WINDOW SHADES also, Patent Self-Acting
FIKTUKEs Prices reduced g. L. kELrI Co, ia Broadway
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28

CURTAINS AND LAMBREoUNs.-Lates styles
os ready. a. L. KELrI L Co.. IA Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28

. bloodhound belonging 10 the grocer, and almost
eaten The flesh torn from his face and body.
and 10 II exceedingly doubtful whether he Will re-
cover The Board OF Education met last night. The
Finance Committee reported mat 1920 ~ bad Dren
expended for tcacbers salaries and s57l2 IL for other
purposes The public schools closed for the Summer
In the Sunday school rooms OF the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow. under the auspices Of the Young
Peoples Missionary Society. An unknown woman
was aud killed on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
near Waverey Thursday afternoon The body was
brought 10 Muiens deadhouse IN TINS city, W await
Identification.
HoBoKIN.-The Delaware, Lackawanna and western
Railroad depot, which destroyed Oy re on aI Jl'
has been rebuilt and Ia ready for occupancy Two
men calling themselves GeOrge A. Bliss ana george
Baker. incurred IN a hours, bin OF 80 ior poard anu
check purporting 70 have been drawn by MT Tute OF
Hartford the Phonx National Bank OF that CITY, III
was asceraned by telegraph that there was no nn OF
that name 10 Hartford ana the men were arrested an
tahen before the Recorder yesterday He committed
them ~ Hudson County Jail. Mrs Deva hemler WAS
committed TO the Hudson County JAIL yesterday on De
fault Of ball charged with attempting 10 poison her nus
band
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28

Toa a. - W =,
A act Of The Legislature for Deficiencies Of Last and this
year ts25 OOO for park maintenance, eD2H ~ the eG
llnated state 0le0cp aud the Dol cent collection
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28

AWAY TO THE SEASIDE Before you start,
bay suitable hats for fishing shosBg prc@enad3s &C. kSoIs IS
btsbt In the P.cots House either OF KnoI popular
van ALI 6pd great variety fashionable stass" handsome
DAbs Casmsn BesYerI IN nAhs Jour eseuVns
don't fail " pAtronLs KsO1
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28

GABRIELLE DRsTRREs was born in 1911, and
died Bessd and Of graceful form she Ted The fashion, IN hs
French Court Gabrielle wrappers tso perf hd With the aid
of the Doaere Paper Patterns Of the Domestic s. NJ Co" o
Union square, n. III oSe their onPn 70 her,
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28

THE LIMITS or SCIENCE, a reply to hlr. God
win b, Prof L. YograGs Ia TEIsUsR LHcrUEE BKrRA No
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28

For an elegant Summer HAT Of superior
quality 60 deci to assueiurer. RsPzSseHEID lo Hsssu
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
IhnhernoemsnuI

Observation-Disclosures COCAINE removes.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

THERMouET YESTERDAY, AT DICKIssoss IN PARKRow
sAM-7oo EOOb-1o0 D. s.-@' ndnEh%eai' A'enr-'9i
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-28
DAILY RECORD
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST "a. 1873.

Az EXCITING ScENE.-The inhabitants
of the Boulevard Pereire, Paris, were
witnesses, day or two ago. of chase OF
the most exciting character. A distin-
guished velocipede rider appears every
day on this boulevard, and performs re-
markable fests in that line of horseman-
ship. He had Just bestridden his bicycle.
when cries of "Out of the way! Nil
him." resounded through the streets.
The foot-passengers darted into the
houses, closing the doors after them with
a crash. and the velocipedist was left
alone on the road, along which rushed
an enormous dog, with staring coat, in
hamed eyes and jaws bathed in foam.
The mastif, which was evidently mad,
perceiving the bicycle and its unlucky
rider. instantly bounded after it, and a
cloud of dust soon concealed the details
of the chase The velocipedist whirled
his machine round and round, taking as
many turns as hare, but the horrible
brute followed him closely. At length,
in despair he darted forward at full
speed. when suddenly cry OF alarm
burst from the spectators at the windows.
The bicycle had broken down and the
rider had been thrown senseiess to the
ground, whilst the dog. gathering up his
remaining strength, sprang towards HIM.
But by this time the police had headed
the animal, and one of them cut of its
fore-paws with one stroke of his sword,
lust as the furious beast was about to
throw himself upon his victim, who soon
awoke from his swoon to find himself
safe and sound.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-28
Phoebe silver Mining Company.

Phoebe silver Mining Company. =
Location Of works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
County, Nevada.-Notice is hereby given that
at q meeting Of the Board Of Directors, held
on the 18th day of August 1873. an assessment
mo. ~ Of one and one half dollars per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of the cor
poraton, payable Immediately. in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, at the Office of the
Company, Room 81, Haywsrds Building, No.
4l9 California street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 26th day Of Septem-
her, 1873, will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless payment
is made before, will be sold on the 23d day
Of October, 1873 topay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
By order of the Directors.
CHAS. +. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Office: Room II, Haywards Building. AIS
California street, San Francisco Cal au2C-td