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ADVANCE SALE OF SEATS UNPRECEDENTED.
THANKSGIVING DAY
GRAND GALA NIGHT.
NO MATINbE
PROGRAMME FOR THIS EVENING"
no~,,.,, ....u.... Overture. 40
I. BOXING MATCH, Special Purse $50, ,.- AIT
william Madden. ...................u eOrge sler
-. .seleciioDs by Orchestra
Champion Of the House. 49,. Regis senac
second OPP ncnt - .rroi Jean De'oreA
.. BOXING-LtGHr.W
Champion Of the House. ............. NJ. Cohurn
Second Opponent. ............ Edward MAILMAN
Selections by Orchestra.
4. VELOClPEDb RACE, special Purse, $50. -
" &. McC elan. ...............A upu.t Mot u
W. I. Cummings ...........,....... Frank shaw
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J. Messenger.
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0. INDIAN CLUB EXERCiSEs.
MONS. }. H. LAFLlN,
Champion OF the word.
Selections 10y Or nosua.
8. GRTCO.EONAN WIRE Ting. -. ........-,..
Champion = the II use. ANDEE CIiNisTpi
Second Opponent ............kMlLh liEGNtlls
Judge, Mr. JOIN Wool Pr'f James OMEN, Col. 4.
u. Monastery, Dr. orgc :. McigA -
gymnasium ~
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To AVOID the RUSH, secure your ~ 10 carly.
box ufC op'r fr IN \. tNh H. 81.
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possessed Of one Of the best farms and most
comfortable dwellings In that region.
They are both very penitent, and express deep
remorse at their conduct. She had made prepa-
rations 10 leave for ST. Paul, Ind. TO-DAY. and as
he had repeatedly expressed desire to return
to hts family, she advised him to do 80.
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tflusrll sustrnmtnts.
A GREAT OPrER.-Wc will fora few day is
"A pose OF o1o hundred pianos and organs Of nrtrlAi
makers, Including waters NJ OWcr prlcos than eyer
before offered We invite The ru"uc 10 examine our
stocki instruments % LETT mon iraiiments re
cciyed. HORACE WATERS Sons, isi Broadway.
4 FOR RENT Upr ght, slraro aad grand pianos
AZ Of our own maze also FOR sale and rent plumber
OF nn' second hand pianos. In pericrt order WILLIAM
kNAbE CO., li2 9TH nv, above ION n.
WEBER, Chickcriug, stenway nianofortcs,
~. and other makers at gTeatsbaglins 300 10 $500
T. to tlO monthly Miscellaneous.
}. BlDDLE, ~ Wsyerley place, near Broadway.
A SI0O rosewood piano and stool 10 rent or On R.
N rtaiments. GOLDsMlIH's, % Bleecker st., near
Bowery
lWRISTIE'S PIANOS-UheApesi, rest cash or
" mstallmens, Al factory rs Barrow ST.. near Huissu
DIANOS, ~ octave. s. monthly bargains euaran.
Il teed manufacturers prices, t200
CABLES 107 West Esd ~.
DlANOS 70 rent or sell 81 eapi easy monthly pay.
Il menis' at MERlELLs,S Union square. Cali and see.
a.h,,un m ehu.a
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PERFECTION
BOXERS BITTERS.
Beware OF counterfcits and Limitation.
Sttln1oits NM arllyJNi
NNSYI.yANIN RAILROAD.

.,, Tue GREAT LNi 81 ilhi,.
- Train lave Sew YORK. nom foot Desires es "i
Express ioi lIari.h.rr. Pf'stursh tc west m
sorih l, IN Pm man fal zee A. ~ icheo ' a. W.
ani St Il ~, sunday ~, anl e.in N,, p.,1 ,a,
and Lric [. 7; pv.. conn iug az rA'i iilH
$40 p. NJ connc-iins A. COR, Ior ntuNl.. re'flls
um Centre, ant II dll H,po1,. .,
Wac lufton lvnrcss q Pullman raror ~, q ''bp
sf''BtS . s',l Az ~, I' ,dNnp"S gi, 81
afA'f'i ii IA ssnts,' Dir e ,9 m 81
DIV. :. ., :. $50 and r N. Lmirrant aai 'ec''f
For newark at . G,ao, T. $50 8. .. 10. d w. =
G'iu d:sO, $50. / i.ai, s.io, 10. II 10 r. M sai =
for EiiiS6rii, j. So :. 40 : y o.. b y, N..,sS
], . $50, $40. $40 Z, $40, 43l. 'o .eeh
Tor i.anSay, j. t:}E 40, NO. % Nl5.N,5'' T.
G5.s i !, 40 loPM and II night s44'1' '-' ~
Tor y osltndsc, rer,n Ameos, ao,ai S9o'h A"o''
ana 10 4 ~, ana s3n, $50. AMI i. - " a.4inIn.
foT lew iiirg1' Aick s. ana u T.. vi; Il
Tor ta,t Milestone, ilH1 \ I.a 81; ~, nv
Fol KINGSTON and Rocky M 50 - n
s! I,%,c!yy.!is ~ Y, . AZ ' /, r,lN.rx
ar fhlll,psaurs a ard PEW l,r.'ni' '''
for Morcersal Somerset n,.ne'l e. .,o,..
~ "a snI ' S.Ii T. NVpF iso n'"'iUSN
for +, m i,ii. a., ana -1n,r 80 , Vt,lsP
Ah,noy 30 ~. Sai ", M,an'outi ia..''' ''
. FOR H, ~ 'sd r , r'' ,s, r,
lo#a Z Y ana s.ao + y s'ily io,I3 a. , a1a
h.li H. Gl'', Y % :. H. d. .l,. All i'
~ 92eo NJ, FROM i4il9ti Iplaa4 p.l I'LL, ,Ils.
i69i + " sm!,y $40, GO d.'3. II % a. N''''
fic,o .inrc, rs ,ndpn RroadN,y. N..'rl .'.,
sud foot 81 lrsnrosses Ani 'urlllndt IS
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Z cst ano touuc.

VO,T- ON Tuesday. at b8o T. VI. 10 zee li' -
IIgrptn car, \ hOoA .Ltal1Hs AriNtl o - rA
11lr nndrr viii confer tS1r aud hc sl. . ,.lE
by LEAVING a. AZ Rlnd A, DudAOitA's iil. .'s
OF 9th ay, ami 2ftn I. -
cOS ARD. Lost. IN ruesda, .ii'',.'s !
- I'D small yellow 1o- { mac stl.t 'orr,
brIss collar ahy one rrtuf ins h'r ~ '' TX Is
ton "a 10 her NL"r.' Ois h.I ltr'N
WArl. 80 hlvrry, ~ s'Nr@
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Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at the
- +. A. EnRineers Once, Pennsylvania X. r. Co. Jer
seq Guy on aud before December s 1875 for the rock
excavation fo.hle STRENGTHENING OF their main llue
through nerge SI Plan. specifications and detli
on nle AZ the above ONCE. q. ID. HOWELL,
Y a. kng, NJ. W.
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Htntlstrp.

RTIFICIAL TEETH. 30 to 40 per cent. rcduc.
N uOn 10 SUIT the times, latest Improvement all
styles and Ur'es gas given ~ wears; competition dc.
neL VI. Nv ANS. 25S Oh Az. utar 81 st.
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banded within few rods Of the prison. About
ak O'Clock +. NJ, about two hundred armed
men, disguised with red. black. and blue patOt,
surrounded tho Carthage jail, which was guard
ed by ave or sx Grays. the rest being half mite
distant. The guards fred their guns Mt the mnh'
but as the weapons were only loaded with wads,
nobody was hurt. Quickly disatming the sent
ncls, the mob rushed w the stairs leading 10
the second floor, where the prisoners were CON
fined
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Striving m@gln.s.

A LADY in need Of money will sell her Wheeler b
N Wilson machine for SEQ, almost now cost sos
Afew months ago extra tucker and sOrdsr S37 5lh
o.. tgJmj
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Mlnnitn--- tfmalts.

ATioI GRAND ST are ,nc Ses' an and a. most 1,s
~ tcm DO plrcs TO Eci aneH se"lng iiacmn, 1i s,n
ii rcrwcck Machines exchanged, rented and rcnar.d
VIA pers' arG n6cFsarmcals given out good hands
Ta a acs RS store %rSS a SS a i'' frL
4 -AT.Sa EA-roTil ST cnpe,i,s sts ,,a'
prc's. Don't forget. 3, ''he hunter
-SINGER'S. wheeler q wilson,. Wilcox
n. Gia6ss seSins m. chines for sic for '2o. PSI
hruunc It., near Allen IT,
ARTIFICIAL. FLOWERS. -rirst-rste hands
v" A. LorPiN. - South 9TH av
A PAPER DAG, MAKER wanted. Apply Pr.
= operator vented On Wheeler h wilson machine.
N Apply At col Madison st., - door.
EIRI.wlutcd to take charge OF children and assist
rrooSlyn.
acSfp M S5 5a'f 80 i Duane SS's IN
! / ins' md ciI.ins. iol Grind It. Mrs rlHNeL.
SEWINt! EIACHINE--Atk KINDS ON tra. cold On
ii Bcecker It,. near Broadway.
WANTED-A compel ent YOUNG woman to Ike
" charge u room Ia mang.faetorl otiisnI Art
cne tr'ie red Address, giving ppPT risiy Sss
WASTED WIDOW. ny aushier fq p, & neral IRA,
o. town. Aadrest siaius 10" wages box l2l' Post
w At 81 6ih 81. William ourgh l.. J.
WANTFD. Ay Jung American Eirl 10 clean once
w Apply at Clinton place 70 IN To- from to ~
d0lantro--- Ulalrs.
A GfNT% and dealer. to sell the latest patented
N novelties elu French chromo.
oFo. FELTON, a Co. 10 Nassau At.
A GENTS. 40 daily selling our chromos AID nov D.
c.ties largest variety lo"es' prices Novelty CO..
avNra s,o .,.,i. 90, ,,,. ,,, .,t,,, ,,,,.,,.
Rmmrc Novelty Company. 800 broadway.
waass corner ySSn MAJ ana W.
ats. Jersry Cip.
SINGLE MAN. Elglish or Irish must understand
> tue ''F''' O'0N u''' 'S wSXIfsRS, 'i IS p.r st.
WAIVED: AGsyTSraC pys.,eT; sH9 ,'. secure
w a. hs REV. ia s on For Sfts term
address &c publisher b. u. RUSSELL 80 Cornhil'
W issc ctiIgc Of ard srTs SHOE aiiss
WIZ rs o r Once ice boz aoo
w NNTED \ confccuoncr who understand IN
w msngiacigre OF small cakes and icing. Apply 1T
NVANTEn 100 loqscr,. 10 and 10 cent. Per night,
w Win coffee, single rooms - cents At 10 Spring IT,
W aurted. Apply at ieS Mercer t., before An.
WANTFD. a r,ger cutter, mus, ana r,tand to
w Work VITA eheslau scuttor. 10 Murriy d.
- -------------------
Sltmtions cdlant,o.
IADN OF Extraordinary patience. Ahility, and * 4
! N In ldvsncing pupils. desires position resident
teacher n RdOd fan,iiI VITA Sroesome comfort
sac would accept small salary be5t references. Ad
dress Mrs W. sun uptown once. i.e3s hroadgay.
V,IR sewing. buttonhole making. al o otler seNing
II wanted. ga tanal st, rear house, second door.
| S,ITl ALTON wanted by an honest industrious boy
- OF ~, spesks German and English, with butcher
or grocer good recommend tion po LIST av. In store
- GOOD bakers ceslre situatiOns. Apply for thre,
| - Gays ire coracr OF DroVmc and Allen sts
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I'M SIEGE or PARIS.
Il IsSt all the children 10 a." u on
THANKSGIVING DAY.
NrtursIcns.

(WD FISHING Excursion on Tlanksrylne pny
u Nov. % q can steamer 81 n Low leaves itaff.
son 81, \, r., Slli lOth st. \. Il n .: hth st T. l.
l35 Pier -, r. r., t'l0. Whitehall - Battery. So,
NJ. Tickets, 81. E-.i and .efrcshr. rs on lard.
Al. &. FO>IER Manager.
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.for Sal, mo 10 Yt,.
Susintss q bHntts.

old-cstAblished cigar store for sale cheap must
~ b. sold this wees. =. KUHNs, 81 Essex 81" y Y.
nISTILLERY STORE for sale at a sacrifice 1
~ satisfactory reasons for selling. Address
BUSINESS box l62, sun once.
NOR SALE. Cheap-A cash grocery. 10 a good 10.
il cantl wn bear full investigation. Apply at 90
wythe Rv- Brooklyn, 4. ID.
NOR SALE-A lager beer saloon. with oyster bar
II doing gOOu business. AZ LUDLOW 81.
NOR SALE-A nice little butcher shop doing a
II good business. ii6 West l0th st.
INOR SALE cheap-oyster and chop house. els
a Greene near Amty Al.
nor SALE Restaurant. with coffee and CAKE sa
II loon. 153 South 81.
NOR sALE-The oid.eslabished variety store, III
IL West 10th ST.
MILK ROUTE wanted to retail 300 or 300 quarts
WI per day. Address ROUTE box 1871, sun ONCE.
GRkO A NJ FER STORE for sale.-It ia
sDVDSDOs located In good ueighbOrhOO aud uoibE
a hrstclass business. Address
OUTER, box 100, sun office.
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the San Jose Hotel are not
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EPISCOPAL CHURoH.-To-dsy will prob
ably be the last time that the much re-
spected pastor of the Episcopal Church,
the Rev. H. L. Badger, will celebrate
Divine service in Phoebe. In the long
course of his ministrations in this place
the reverend gentleman has greatly en-
deared himself TO all classes Of our citi-
Gems for his unostentatious piety and the
readiness with which he has assisted in
every undertaking TO promote the we'll
being of this community. Such truly
christian conduct must and has met with
the highest commentator. Like the
pastor of the Little Church ArounS-the-
Corner IN New York, in the ministrations
OF our holy religion, Mr. Badger has not
stopped to inquire about the antecedents
of those requiring the sacred offices of
the church, but has readily and cheer
fully afforded the comforting ministra-
tons of the christian faith TO all who
| sought them, for themselves or for
others. Mr.. Badger will leave ON
Wednesday for the East, and before he
departs We earnestly hope that the
members of his congregation, and our
citizens generally, will to-day throng the
church to listen to the last words of
christian counsel that may fall from his
lips IN his public capacity as minister of
the church.
CHURCH FESTIVAL even
| ing the festival for the benefit of the
Episcopal Church will commence. As
we have before intimated, we sincerely
hope it will be a success in every respect,
in the laudable object for which it was
undertaken and the enjoyment of those
who participate in the festivities. The
entertainment will consist of some choice
music, rotations, ETC., and those who
are present, and we trust to see the hall
filled, are certain to be pleased.
LUNcH.-Last night brother Polleys
of the Brick saloon on Lrcour street set
on. very handsome lunch, to which
ample Justice was done by his many
friends. We looked in ourselves and
partook OF the good things which were
so Hospitality dispensed by Mr.. Polleys,
who is always on hand to treat his pat.
rons generously.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Divine service
morning and evening; Sunday-school in
the afternoon. Rev. HI. Badger, rector
CATHOLIC CHURCH Services as usual
the Rev Father Monteverde will officiate
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some and Halleck streets. Il extended
to the San Francisco Board the bio
Board an invitation. which was de-
clined. though many individual mem-
bers were present: the little Board ac-
cepted the invitation and were present
en- masse. At O'Clock, the appointed
hour, the long room was well filled with
stock dealers, brokers and operators of
high and low degree. The fitting up of
the room has been completed; it's APP
pearance and arrangements were themes
of general commentator. After the
guests had all assembled J. Baldwin,
President of the Exchange. mount
ed the rostrum and delivered an
address OF welcome. This address
in substance was the yiudication
of stock operations, some good sugges-
tons as to the management of affairs in
the new Exchange, and general well
come to those present. The party then
sat down to collation., after which. they
adjourned to the Board room, where
speeches were made by Geo. T. Brom-
ley, Petroleum v Nasty. now visiting
the city. General Dodge, Geo. Hickox,
A. J. Moulder, Secretary of the Exchange,
Coll iDeane and others. Among the
| guests present were VIM. Sharon, Col.
Perkins. Dave Fay, Il. r. Lloyd. Paul
Neumanp, J. G. l.. Wordsworth, G..
Lawton, Jno. Sedgwick, Collector Shan
non, Postmaster Coey, Col Bee, Petro
leum V. Nasty, General Gashwiler
Harry Plat, Oliver Eldridge, Capt Bot
Waterman and numerous others, among
the old board members were Eveie
Hall, Rogers, Wilkie. Ives. Schmidt
Call, Deane, Brown, Herr, Burtsell
Hubbard, Loveland, McKenty. vimont
Coursen, Glover. Winans, Boswell, Has
sey, Hale. Kenny, Bourke and others
The Exchange holds its first session a
IL a. m. on Monday.
A specimen Of silver and copper or,
exhibited at the Merchants Exchang
to-day, weighing $50 pounds, is re
ported to assay 50, 243 per ton. 1t cam
from some locality in the lower country
not particularly designated.
The Consolidated Leopard Hill Min
ing Company has Incorporated, to oper
ate in Elko county, Nevada. Capital
$40, 100000. Directors, J. z. A. Tucke
Saml Hendy, John W. Pearson, VIM
Sherman, Geo. Hearst, Jos. Clarke AM
G. r. Greathuuse.
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From VI. Perasich, late of Phoebe, We
are favored with the following notes con-
corning the above camp:
Allow me to tell you something about
the prospects of this (Inyo) county. By
careful observation find that this whole
range of Inyo Mountains, from the White
Mountain down to this place aud further
south, is continuous belt OF base met
ais in the most striking abundance. The
formation of the ledge generally is in
porphyry, marble, slate. and here and
there little limestone. Since L left the
Comstock, have never seen such enor-
nous width of lodges as here In this Coso
District, some of them measuring across,
one hundred feet and over, by actual
measurement. The average assays OF
ores gives such result as to excite the
appetite o. the most eXigent capitalists,
and can safely prophecy that after the
Comstock, this will prove to be one OF
| the most metalliferous counties on the
Pacific slope. AT this writing you must
| be informed of the respectable lncorpora-
| ton made in San Francisco with the OBJ
| iect to work here in Darwin. headed by
e. Roberts, Gashwiler. C. Hoffman and
Others. The parties have already bought
two mines in this District Christmas
| Gift" and " Lucky Jim. at good figures.
and intend to buy more, having before
them good selection of claims, viz:
the Defiance, ""Celaya, "Esperanza,
Grand" "Promortorio, and a hun
dred more valuable mines, most of which
belong to old Piochers, who have great
hopes of realizing big returns for their
hardships. For mining, smelling, &c,
this country will leave in the shade Eu-
reka or any other camp in Nevada for
rich and abundant smelling ores. With
my best regards to all the Piochers, and
kind wishes for your prosperity, and
success to the Phoebe RECORD, remain
sincerely yours, M. PERAsICH.
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~ FRANCESCA sro.K REPORT.

SAN FRAScIsco. June ;.
SATURDAYS SALES.
,ss5 ophir-54k 54A 81 54ss
eS1 Mexican-201S 2Oss 30 \ b3 20a
iS5 C,ould 4 Curry-lIA II
~ Best 4 Beleher-44S 443s ~
go Chollar Potosi-77
I.n Hale & Norcross-Ss 80 3sh
az Crown Point-321s 33a4 SA4blo
% Yellow Jacket-16
$50 Imperisl-74
IS5 Empire Mills
g5 Kantuck-l3A IA 1874
,g5 Belcher-28 2sb5 274
40 Con virginia-405 4l0 4l2A
905 Sierra Nevads- IL III us
AK AK osiifornia@57a SO 5sH 5sK
$40 Bullion--i6 ASH As 46S
10 Justice-1o0
800 Lady Bryan-3 Ia
20 Julia--l04
40 Csledonia--151s 10
9l5 Knickerbocker-3z
945 Baltimore Con-54si
IS Silver hili-Ssi
Eclipse
500 Dayton-2H :
975 Rock Island
$50 Utah-6 6b3
Q45 American Flat-5A Sc
sony Cons "a
10 Occidental
lOl5 Woodyille-3h jA ia
Il5 Meadow Yalley-6A Ga bS
335 hammond Il Ely-42h 43&
900 Eureka Con-7216 III Il 20
80 Jackson--3A 3ls
15o Oyerman-62 SO GAY
100 Union Con-6sa ~ Ga
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str oet, to get an elegant Warm
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Or Cold Bath. The Baths at
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DELINQUEN SALES.


Raymond ~ Ely Mining Company.
Principal place Of business san Francisco
California. = Location of works Ely Mining Dis.
trict. Lincoln county, NevSds.-Notice. There
are delinquent upon the following described
on the first day of April. 1875, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the re.
spctive shareholders, as follows:
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And in accordance with law, and an order of
the Board of Trustees, made on the first day
April, 1876, 30 many shares of each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction, at the office of the Company
No. 4l8 California street, San Francisco, Cali.
fornia, on Saturday, the 9Th day of
June, 1875, at the hour of eleven O'Clock o. m
OF said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs of advertising and
expenses of sale.
r. W. COLBURN, Secretary
Offce-Rooms over the office of the Union In
surance Company, No. Alb California street, San
francisco, California. myl8.td
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A RAID ON THE VAGRANTs.-Ye Yesterday
1t was determined to arrest few of the
most notorious. and last night, officers
Baldwin, Mills and Smith captured eleven
of them, who are at present lodged in
the station-house. Eight Of them
Thomas Dolan, John Harris, John Fer
euson, Jim Barnes. Abe johnson, Jas.
Keller and Samuel Neville. pleaded
guilty to-day. and were ordered to ap-
pear for sentence tomorrow, or leave
town at once. They will probably "git."
Il Virg. Chronicle, June /.
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Go to the San Jose Hotel, Main
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Track-laying on the Consolidated Mar
row.gauge Railroad continue to progress
finely, and the road will be completed in
a few weeks. The rolling stock is ex.
pected to arrive shortly Eureka Senti'
mel, 3.
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Pacific Coast.

SAN FRANCISCO, June s. - The new
Pacific Stock Exchange was inaugurated
this afternoon by banquet at their Elk
change room northeast corner OF San.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
CAPTURE OF JEwELRY THIEVES.

Early in December last, George Wyman,
who did manufacturing ieweer at Nassau
and Johnst obtained about $4,000 worth OF dia-
mOnds, emeralds, and set Jewelry from various manu-
featuring firms with whom he had been In the habit Of
dealing, the that the articles needed
samples to show customers who then waiting at
his store. The firms of Charles Schuman No. AZ Nassau
ST., Fox Co.. Broadway and Maiden lane. Street & Co..
No. Is Johnst., and Middleton Brother Of No. 10
Maiden-ane among those that delivered jewelry
to him. having suspicion that any rascallty in
tended. Wyman left the city the same day with the
property in his possession accompanied by Hiram Craft
diamond speculator who is supposed to have been
aecompIice. Both men indicted by the Grand
Jury, aud the matter then given into the care OF
Superintendent Walling.
Detective Garrett wang, who was detailed TO dis
cover the swinders concluded that Wyman and Craft
had gone to San Francisco. Ho telegraphed TO Capt.
Loes of the Detective Force In that city, giving de-
scrpton OF the ugtiyes and account OF their crime
and several days later received dispatch announcing
that the two had been found and III custody
Detective Walling obtained the necessary requsiton,
and went to San Francisco, returning yesterday with
both in charge. Wyman admits having stolen the
iewery and says that he sold 1t to man named Fred
ericks in Virginia CITY, Nevada, for $4,000 lie took the
money To San Francisco and bought "a draft for that
amount at the Bank OF California, which ho forwarded
to his wife In this city Detective Walng teegraphed
to the Jewellers here 10 have payment stopped though
ho did what bank in this city tue check
drawn, aud does not know whether the jewellers sue
ceedcd In stopping its payment The prisoners viii be
taken before the DisrlctAttorney to-day
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
FUTURE OF THE DEFECTIVE FORCE.

The Police Commissioners went into executive
session yesterday, and it is understood that progress
was made toward tho completion OF plan for the
ganzaion of the detective forcea question which has
been several weeks under consideration. The Com-
missoners have received large number Of anony nous
communications and other information about members
OF the detective force during the past fortnight; but
mucn Of IL has been found, on investigation, 10 he
untrustwOrlby. The Commissioners declare, however.
that considerable matter has been received which has
weight with tue Board.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
ENFORCED ECONOMY IN THE HEALTH DEPART

The appropriation for the Board of Health
having down $4,000 the question discussed at
the Executive session of the Board yesterday
to cripple the work Of the Department as little as
possible while reducing the expenses After long dis
cusson It was decided TO discharge OF the clerks
inspectors and members OF the Yaccinating Corps,
and TO reduce the salaries OF those whose services
were The number Of dismiss sails is about
~ There was some bitterness felt in Department
both among those who and those whose
salaries down, account OF tho reduction OF
the appropriation.