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, 1876-01-25
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Tho PlclklfnE Company In Many
1shnscs.
Record Of Judgments and New Suits.
Bankruptcy Business.
Proceedings In tho supreme Court.


FULLER 6CHEDuLE.
Mt. E. D. Sherman, one OF tho attorneys for
tho Crystal Lakc rickling and Praserving
Works. yeateEda1 fItod with tho negfa.er an
amended schedule Of tho dsbts OF tho Company.
Tho petition In bankruptcy MAS nlod about \
woek ago, bne go haatly that tho schedules wero
not fullT made up. Tho amondsd lfat ahons the
whole dobts to be aa8d. .592.o5. OF which a45,000
ia for accommodation paper, si0o, ,550.91 for
Gonorhl indebtedncss unsecured aud uncantest-
ed, and $240, ,0l2.G5 for dabts secured By trust
deod aud other coll4totsls. which will b. con-
teatod ao incurred without confederation or
authority. ands hence being illegal, fraudulent,
and void. Tho tEospoc.a Of Ill extensivo and
protrscsod litigation aro promising II thers are
oh'5 enough asaats to provide n casus bol!i.
NEGEIsEhs nEronr.
j; y. Cannon. Hasciver of tue Crystal Lake
ppiok!ing md rruss!v!nK Works, yesterday By
in Tho Circuit Court bis report as Nscaivsr Of
al tho property Of said Company which hnd
cono TO hls nosscasion Or kuovfsdgo. and It's
l,soll..toa 10 n far AZ shown BY slS books Of lilo
Of ground In Cryasal Lake. with tho buildings
and machinery thereon, which cost originally
over s20u, QUO; goods On hand, nlapufsctured
and crude, a. por inraptory, a8,420, BILLS re-
teceisable III possession Of +. 4. Waidaar a.
collateral to IN alleged iulobtsdneBa of the
Company. s74,0Oo; bILts recolvabla to posscas-
ton Of tllo First National Bank Of Woodstock.
nlso held A. collateral, stl.875: dlla the Com
phny o1 bonk accounts, 970.273.15.
Tho liabilities ara, on book accouuts. t44,-
g06eG; on notes. mortgages, etc.. 9J4G.09l.7I.
Tho Receiver doos not recugnIze tle validity OF
any Of tho liabilities Hchedu1od in bis report,
but asks that q reference may be made 10 Mas
tor Ia Chancosy 10 ascertain tho famo.
WILLIAM AncitDEAcoN,
tho iortnoF President Of tho Crystal Laka Pick
ling Works, also followed tho Com pany into bauk.
rlptoys and nlea hlh voluntary potstoa yesterday.
His total llAolittos amount to 500, il7.21, OF
which he claims 3l71t t339.0 % has accrued on ac-
count Of Inducements BY him OF thu panorof tho
Company. The aBsois consist Of els, ,000Ln In land
at Crystal Lake. incumbered to thei1 full value
also. AL si,aros Of stock In tho Crystal Lnko
Works, OF which 1871 shares havo booii hypot1e-
catod - ooflaterAto to secure tho tebts OF tue
Company. Thoae shareB, however. are WORTH.
less, nness tho claims of Wsidner. which Arc
Claimed to bo fraudulent. aro set aside, 40 a. to
release the Company.
, 1876-01-25
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.

Special Dtspdteh h fA< Chicago Tribune.
sPRISor1ELD. ILL.,. Jan. 24.--Ths Supreme
Court to-day concluded the cali Of the docket,
but will romain In session probably the balance
Of tho 1ook To hear o1a! arguments and for cou-
suitation. The following orders aud motlous
wero cnteTed in Cook County casos:
9;d. Lamar insurance Company ~ J, D. Moore :ap-
peal from ths Superior Court; taken Gu call.
no. J. A. schutenbssg ~ ]. '. FArwsu; error to
satuc; saene order.
91o: Carol Gsytes n. Erauklin Savings Bank; ap.
peal fto1 taEo: kane ordcE.
I'LL Thomas l1ctets st A. 70. Village ot uydo Park;
4plNAl from Cook. Same order.
~. Chicago. Burlington b Quincy Railroad oompa-
ny ~ II. Lah sto this il ssdoeteto, old No. IT,
REIIEAntNd DOCKET.
on call
, 1876-01-25
THE CCuNTY-BUILDlNC,

Work waa yesterday commenced On Tho eu-
IhrBeuent Of the "cage" Of tho Jail, which,
when finished, will be an accommodation to tho
attorneys.
John Kramer, OF tho Town Of Lake, yesterday
informed the County Clerk of bis withdrawal
from tho bond Of F. II. Rouo, Constable Of
that towu.
In ytew OF the conflicting opinion regarding
The logat status OF landa purchased At delinquent
Tax aaies. q csso has been made up at the uug.
gestion of The County Clork for settlement Ia
the C0urta. The agreed caso sota forth that
cartain! property belonging 10 John Il. Kedzie
MAS sold April D. 1873. tor the State, county, sud
town ta1e OF 1871; that tue property was not
redeemed within two ysArd from, sale; tllat Tia
County Clerk issued q dsad for tho property
July 8, 1876; that tue purchaser In 1873 did not
pay tho tA1es Tor 1873, bat suffered Tho property
to be forfeited to the State Oct. u. ls74 within
ciruumstances Kedzio cls!ns tho right to 1adoen
and tue question for tho Court Ii, Has he that
ti8ht2
The oass Of Mat 8tcger An s1-tAfl wetchmsu,
will hh1o preliminary oxamnntlon before Just
leo paufsau to.dAy. steHsr WAS Arroatod few
spring With rEiAonars while Awatchman to allow
lad fsc!l.nta the!r Escape. Al the time of his
arrest. Hh!ch Was weeks after hls discharge, it
waa not known 1uHt what his particular olfsnse
MAS, but it has slncs trausplred that 1t IL alleged
that ho furnished the countesfeiter Boyd with q
1Ail key from which An ''imp1ass,on Haa tAken
BY which mesns Ao Was to escaps. Some weeks
ago Mrs. Meyers WAS arseated. and q duplicate
OF ons of the Jail keys wRH found In hor person.
It IL sth that Steger furnished tho origina! key
To Boyd shat Boyd took aa snprssBion Of it. put
II IN ciBar-box, gave il to Mrs Meyers aud sho
took 1t out ana had the koy ,atde which Was sub-
eoquoutly found GU her pesxon, The etrApge
feature about tho whoie ease ID that tho srEeus
Was 40 ioug deferred.
, 1876-01-25

UNITED 6TAfE8 coUHM.
Tho Frat National Dsnk Of Alton began su!s
for $4,000 Againat Chasies D. King aud John
Mitchsner.
jean ocikor brought auls against Dsplsl wob-
ster, claiming $4,000.
suPEnIoH COURT IN pn1EY.
Horny B. GsoaTea commoncod a suit by
csplha against Dtok Koys, George s. Brown. aud
Leo N. CLARK to recover s1.1Go, Albert ]. WILL
lama also began suis for 81, 100 ag.inst tho
sa'nc psrtca; Zobulon E. Goodrich began an-
other for el.150; lta E. sehrtes for %, 600 and
Joseph &. John for 5000, againas tho sams de-
1andAnsd. These parties. under the f1rm mama
OF KoJH, Brown 4 Clark, arc commission NOR
chauta 1t the Unton 6tock- Yards, snd tho CON.
plants against thcm arc Of rooeiring oattlo, sel-
ing tho same, snd conYettlng tho procoeds to
detendauts TaB iBsued 10 Zach otso.
robert Rslston began N action for $4,000
agstnst lanes L. and 8ophronia r. Campbell.
L. q. Futtla et al. for tho use Of La Grand
natison. Ii. brought suit for $4,000 against Frsd-
Charles West began suit againss Peter
Laurana aud Peter Lorsnz to recover o., 600.
ai. Mi.niaiaR K q HsEland brought suit for $4,000
Il: +: Jenkins, Assignee. nned Y. ]. Doughersy
Tor 81 900, aud also suol tho Eureka Coal Com
paDy for Tue eano amount.
Harry DyTne commonced suit against Eva
Lhwronce, claiming $3,iG0.
J. A. Keoler and Jacob Honlen sued Ohafles
4. Korfont for 81, 800.
E. II. uoldrlok, for tho uso OF &. q. swift,
brought suit for sa.600 against Joseph Il.
: ]. L. Brown, for tho uso Of q. B. Smith, sued
Parmella G. Ca aoun for @2.50o,
CIRCUIT COURT.
Jacob G. Lance began 4 snIt 10 trespans
aEalnas George Woavsr, laying damagss It
Fila f.. Uur}, In nryoh commandment
, 1876-01-25


In the mAstar OF tho Chicago Carriage Manu-
featuring Company, lesvo Was given TO the
Assignee 70 soil the property OF tha bAukrupts
consisting Of carriages aud matesiais At private
salo. Tho Assignee OF tho Garden Ctr Manu-
featuring Company filed bis tlnal account yeato.-
day, which Was approved, and 10 discharged.
Al tbs teeond dividend meeting Of ths CREDIT
oEa OF Hall i BARTLETT cstriage manufacturers,
held yesterday, dividend OF per coat was do
clSfed, which will bo PAID so0n ~ tho validity
Of two claims against The firm can b. Ascertsln-
cd. II will probably ba ton days OF tso weeks
yet.
judge pl,lnmond was cngsgod yoeterlaJ
morning u hea1lug the admiralty cAse Of Ror-
InAn II. Tho Schooner @ M. portch. Al appeal
iron, thu Olhtnct Court, The argument wAa
In thh Aftotnooa, befnrs The shtno Judge, the
nlotlon for Noco.ver for ths Chicago Il Illinois
Nlver 1tallroad CompAny was conslausd, and 1t
will BE- taken mp again to-day.
+. d l.. Bpluk for Keeping Al Illicit still, and Of
William ArohdsAeou for tssuin. pttvAts Entoa ~
currency, t.s-1ay. aud II thoY aIc not euady mill
taks up ths asli Of tue xhos civil docket of the
Dssriet Court. Thu call - without noucs and
Unlimited. aud attorneys will pleased b. marasd
IN time.
cniMixAL COURT.
Ths 0Fao8lAud Csl4eterY body tpR oasa
IN WHICH ". n'loeE was Lua tflDCtp&l, MAS called
Tor trli In tho Criminal Court yssto1dsy
AL Of the parties we're proseat, Wilder, the
colored men Scott aad AcAilistel, who did the
resursectsng, snd expressing. and Tho bo1s Dsr.
soT .na l. La.ssn, rho wore employed ~ shs trans
eoIoEcd men pleaded guilty Ut ths odanss Tne
fonnat NAV relsAasd Oh bail. and ths lattss wers
TemAuded fot sentence. Wilder will probably
oe sentenced t".dAy; Uarrow and Larkon xeso
Aminstion showed tlAt they assisted 10 tho wosk
OF either ooncesling OK shipping tho body, but
10 neither cAss did It appear thAt thsy could b
held - accessories o,ther before OF altar tho
fact, hanco uets discharged.
q. D. Hooker wA4 tied for forging ths eauaa
of'Dr, 9. Y Dyer, ~ PtsHideut Of th& Atlantic
PAofn Insurance Company, t9 cszttho&ns
, 1876-01-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

- rrr
Miss Mimic Palmer " n,.de her ir:t Dr.: appearance
on .hs chicago .t.xs l.st oisat: 1as hss frs!
season. sho ia young and pretty woman, of
and dark hsir. Her manners aro erscofa, snd
v,v,cinra Bho IN, .on'a ,.,aa, ahn J.an..
~ 49,. sao ~. e .e'A4'' ~. oeusea
sna ''aas eofne' .uo ao's Ass1e ene aoeo NOT
beauty, and modoaly, Joined u her evident d.
MIRO to n1oaae soeed,,v iuvr,tinta har viii, All an.
,,nnco w. t1,;nL .t,a e.u ..,th ,>or.na....
..s .,s.,,,,... ~. NV "' "sa po.1o'elAueo .
@s'a INDUSTRY, take position IN the profession ~
p1osent In tho bes. sctool for a young woman Of
her abilities IL y question for serious deIibera-
tion. sho might do hetter by accepting pot-
nauent position IN accompany Of soputs-
models boloyc her, and N which llef professional
gains would not bo rne,aurnl merely in monoy.
Tho play last night Vas "Lsughing EyoB," L
was written expressly for nllss Palmer by = geu-
merit. Thu story il IN suhstnuco M thst G Of !" % "TGa
Uohe1uisp Girl" Gertrude. anrnamnd Iauohina
Eyes has been eto}on from l,or homo ia Infanoy
BY gypsy, who olleorod hor fathers castle to
rob. md naturally took tho bnby ~ tho mont
away from the gYpeor III tho second act and f}nda
her father, IIar agpay.loyer, OF courxs. nccum-
parioB her, From this point Tho story Il almoat
jdept,cai with thht Of thu onora ann VA tfo nnt
know tb.s snythiug would bo gained by antsr;nr mo
mora into dokaIi Tho ojay In enanntialiV
amAtouriHh In construction. Il /. droad-
fully prpl1x: parts Of il aro
nero nsrratyo, Two sctors carefulty Informing
the audienos what has kltsAdy takon p!ano or
what Ia about to follow. 1opotit,ons ira fro.
quont. Tue vho!e Of Tie 1rst Lei IL tod oyar
again In tile secood and third. Uharautara arc
brought tn and dtsDoaed Of ouito rscklsnsly. the
author showing 40 compunction In diau,issiuu
half-dozea at once without 10 much as djrco
to thstr momortes, Tho dAvning Of roal ia.
matte purposo u apparent in thn frat ri uhao
LosdA miss Mooro) reveals hor nnyy of Ger
ty7tdt, Who has tup,jlanted ber in tha nffectlon.
OF Ihe gypsY band: but this is the l.st No hear
, 1876-01-25
Dogs,

Tha RteAs National Exhibition Of Doss opened Int
evsn!nR With 2 dogs Of Ill 6reeds hlzts weights md
coors in tLs states. and ylfted by lhoussnds t
citizens. BY this evening $50 dogs will b exhibition
This Ii connection with tho splendid display Of pouitry
and pgoona n IN exhibition that ono should fai ta
Buch collection Of pets Will not bs seen aR4tu
for years. TLo rooms are comfortably warn, Aaa
brilliantly Lighted In thu evening.
, 1876-01-25

Health is thoroughly aroused. 4 revolution IN
!mmtnens. The civil fat "asn1 patoh 70 The
ffatarns1 DtEife botweon tho Dostd of HeAtth And
this stink. 1t may oont sroAauro and Il may In
voire blood. ILo Dosrd hss tho former. and
tho au,oll rosnlts from burning The latter. We
will make smelling odious. II ve fall no win
sew np every noso IN town. Wo will
Tho rornsrk Of Aaron to Moaes, relative
TO tho immolatlon OF ehsr respective noses
Very vol. The Board OF Health IL corporate
AAt9n. The public Ia municipal Moaos."
"nae saJ,' Intercepted sha tnyssihed 70"
porter.
"wuA1 Asr 1ou como 10 no rc-S1onr?"
"To-pigh.7 Ali yos: what should do 70.
nrtght7 uo 70 bod. Ergo. r1!! go to bed u
70 70 to bod. IL il tto duty of ths hoard of
ueaith to go to bod. Hsd and Tho Board OF
Health aes1nt1ato naturally: rhcy Are peculiar,
s!@l!sF identtt.' =; h, on' involves the oer
'Dut tbe smeil dou,!t" rnggeatad pencils:
'.Let tho police look out, thea. Thsro IL an
ordinance about being out lste. 4 man out lAte
n,tst account for bimsolf. Man Is composed Of
H. ss are rss soss sG,nss nss ss aud ps. "ts *
Ht,oke. II tho at!nkB can't accouns for them.
Hei7os they muat be taken In. To stink without
accounting therefor Ia fat burglary. Bid tho
police bo wary. Good night. faln would
alutnber.
Toll, roll roll
For all you Aro wnrtht oh htinf,
And Benjamin Of tho Heard OF Health
VIII go to bed And think.
And all through tho night ths great ghost OF
decouposed brnscs oropt through the air. Crepk
through tho chinka and craunies. The winu
toto 1t into thin sAscds and drove It through tho
cracks. Droro Il between tho wsndor aud tho
sasl,. Drove It bstwaen tue door aud the jsmb.
Il cropt bstwoen tho parchod lira Of feyer pA-
ticnts. Crcpt into tho lunga Of delicate womon.
Crept Into tho htcath Of babies, aud they turnoa
restlesrly In their uneasy sloep. Csopt into tho
Inn 5FFa 4 has
everywhere, except into tho understandings Of
the H0Ard Of Health.
, 1876-01-25

"Tho Two Orphans" is tho attraction 1t tho
Academy Of Music thts week. There WAS good
paying house present List night. III. Whialu
"a Picard, Mrs, Rogers ~ La Frociard aud
Mr. James "a the Cheualier aud PIERS aro OF.
cailent representatives Of etoso parts. We hope
tho play will b pAsFonizcd through tho week 10
1t deserves to bo. :" sa5atogo" ID underlined for
production.
, 1876-01-25

Afessrs. u. ". Il J. A. Lydston Will Tomorrow open
their heat aud AstJ saloon. located at East Na.on
ssset, of the Alley neat Mcyictess Ths.t1c,
Tbs prop'istoss hayatpated no expense 10 a.uug up
their esAblshmeot in exquisite styls. All the futures
Including counters, shaIslng etc black walnut and
the walls ara elegantly decorated tho rhole forming
paacs not surpassed by Any louao In thsir Ine In s
CITY. Mesars. LJdlton Will keep nons bul she rurost
aia 'asitaton s1tandsd 70 the public 70 ther open
lug Tomorrow,
, 1876-01-25

Z
Tho California Mlnstrels wore greeted last
night on their roappearance, After an abaenoe Of
three weeks, by \ largo audience. Tho company
soerns to be stronger than aver, and to deserTo
honoetly tho liberal patronage IL IL resolving.
bchoolcr&tt and Coos. Pat Rooney, and Charley
Howard hro tho extra attractions. This will be
tho last "eok Of Billy Rioe and Arlington Ia Chi
csgo this season. Their places will be taken by
EmeEson and Sutton who are now on their WAY
here from San Francisco.
, 1876-01-25

Money Refunded II Not Satisfactory,
Hossc owuers try 1ordon's food for horsea and est
tic. sold In my quantity Al II Washington street. Ill
guaranteed to bo great saTing In food aud heath
Beo city Inducements.
, 1876-01-25

"Ths Hidden Hand" is billed for this weeA
At the Museum 11as Carrie Thompson pisya
cdpto!a. Tho Museum Company has manifest.
cd improvement Of late. II Was always sAsnesl
aud hare. working.
, 1876-01-25

"CaEo to our ooflu Adds 4 Nall No
Doubt"
sad many ladies' arc sddlug nall 10 thsr comm BY
ualnG haFd.funn!ng stwtng ng-msehlns. 70 such ~
tesot1msnd tho ~ poueatio.s
, 1876-01-25

Tho Government Of Franco
has conferred upon DR.. d Jongh the KnIghthood u
tho se8pu Of Honor, In recognition OF his ac,euttda
researches into the paro and properties Of CodL,tt
OIL Dt. do tonhB's Light brown Cod.Lvss OIL Is sold
10 capsHled Imperial latt-pints, 81, BY Ill drug8a
sols conAignecs, Anaar Hartford Co., London. Boil
agents for the Un!ted atates, John F. Henry Cu,ta
r Co., Now York.
, 1876-01-25

resigninT In favor of Mr, rrtudt4ills. Altar Tho
transaction OF unsmportaut aud routine bual-
ness, tbe 13parl sdioulndl
, 1876-01-25

NEW CHICAGO THEATRE.
Tho Frank Prayer Company continue At this
sheAtto with their remarkable dog bear, boy
horse, and shooting. Tls play Is '8i Hlo-
cum"
, 1876-01-25
THE AnEt pHI

7 TIs
Tho play which concludes the performance at
this theatre haa beon expusgatod, much 70 tho
disgust OF the audiences.
, 1876-01-25
MARRIAGES.

DONTAMra--1YALLACE--w tho 1Dh, b1
Judge Wallace, Charles NontAmps aud Mla. KAtls aIal
laco.
, 1876-01-25

aA1oon and an mara Than ona o1cssfon. that he
va
APPROACHED NJ cox,nss1oHgA.
who nstd thatif h. Toui6 cive lin 8Jlo. OF hia
sece of ths btil Il n zzs % 1so learned tha. III.
1IardeT lad repeated tho substance
Of tho oGnr to oats'ae parties
Sno NJ 70 , oumnlsmone5 nunso' ssn.' M,onh. nors..
n III. Hnsrd s1nsnt Hal nj Nfr Han1sr. It Vae
A'ao sasd last night thu. Heraox IN bis expose Of
this particular transaction, had fetfesiied nla
memo.5 70 ists1coca 90 hss eapo1iGph.Sss - "s. IN
s,,,;u.i Ganr ~ hri,Jsar snd sinnn tha Hi III
atsrtsd ho intended to mske o|oan breast Of ali
}e know Of bribery and corruption In that diroo-
ti9n. . m
4'9'' ~ 'nu unspvn Tspv'E e. ". spnn1u po''''
11,n, H.. ,,rn1 =. w ~ H. III n. twas a.
NJ ,aI 81 uhsns,s nn o n, o,iae ,.s 's@ az .
tno,,na ~ s.1t ~ 10 "mttnat hs,d IL NJ =
~. ,...'as e.. -" ~. Tr.nI 1urx t.,has sus ,.4
in"rn.iisTo tnv..,inston aS.sr ,,rch ns..n..
sio,, ~ r.. ,nnn"d ~ Iii IL ,,nrs pea
@ fo5iaWe. m Abnnt H. aoth XII ~ IL Isecamb.r ar.sd T.
n..t"s... n,".n @ ~ ~ T'.n.i., W.
~ m ar m rs t.,,n ~enss,n y, ma1",
nnl s,n,n cthar. shc,t "'1k ~. ~, een.tnst
ths n cnuntv nns., es,us ~ ma u" nS s.M
LIE LIE e0hn5' onr, e>e 10 nc ne 400 r,,.ad r",d
unteea n.;d sones n,onav ~ tb.t int.rrfav hn
I III "sv hnm .,,a III hins ~ III nm
tnag o+',a ae :, !, LII, i ns.a ,nt ~ s..nJ
T., ~, nti,.r "oa g,"., ~ ai ~ nott Hsv
II ma n
nes.od 7. ,,.. .'es '..ia ~ sdrsncn l1s aid.
1nd Kin wonl,, bsva no,hinr IN do sith Il m
.nch oon,1,t,cn. ~ ~ tso nftor tL.t la
ns,,,. n.i H. s,,e. uA' .n,oa ma h cva nv
~n,n fnt aa.6 e 'dss. ana,,nea IN IN H. fla ltsn
Ia - .,,. FS ,.s.n,na .hs mnnev In vonli
"et II th1onn', "3aM .nrEnm #, nast,,sr Vi, urasnnt
Fin Mans IL 11ntrich. Ho lives et No, Il Mohawk
atrnat -N'' % o''A''" -
eAtTsci r., ~. .,,.,,,rtf "a cou,a m. pot our
,cnrsy az. ~ -o othnr w.r vnnfd nv the S3io.
a5n' .n. ea ose' she n,nona, ~ .rino tho cnuntv
~ ..;s H. ha ron,d .aJ "a ~ II ~, r,rht.
~ H.. 70 St,, ~ nersmhor nna NJ thu ron+ni,.
a,orar. M sa' al NJ, NJ " S;rsw the hill H. tod
M oto
AMEND rr,
hi sod brnuaht n NH Wv
+ nnYsr he,ra ~ whn,, TIM ann warn Ia hc
b. mia h,vo m ;sna m,t dscjin. IN rfvs snv
ns,uc' nnsnr said he hi fnGnnnce nith thn
Hoard. ia lid not NV viii whom. Ho ssid ho
wAa rnnnl ~ th.t t.,n,i ri hu.;naa. Ia t,itcj
Of ona bsil 1a hsd nnainasrod. 1 hnyo forrotten
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-26
STOCK PRIVILEGES.
"Puts" and "CaIls." /"

GTOCK PRIVILEGE ES--PUTS AND CALLS
- are contracts sold by operators for a pre-
MUM, and signed at distance from the
market price, giving the holder Of the priv
ilege the right to close the contract at any
time within the time named in the privilege.
Specializing in stocks by means of Puts and
Calls has been in practice for years at the
stock exchanges of London. Vienna, Berlin
and the Paris Dourse. and in New York it is
the most popular way Of operating in stocks;
such operators as Daniel Drew, Russell Sage.
Jay Gould. Il. II. Chaplin. C. II. Osborne, and
others. dealing in them largely.
TO the stock public of the Pacific coast this
system was popuarized by us, although the
buying and selling of Privileges mas been in
practice among brokers for years past Such
operators and capitalists az JAS X. keene.
Jas. III. Latham * TO-, Greenebaum, Helbing
x Co., 5. Il. Boswell * Co., }. Mckenty and
others, sell privileges on this market. We
have yet to hear Of the first complaint in the
settlement of our privileges. All our con-
tracts have been honored at the time notice
was given for settlement. aH4Hk#
The business has assumed such proportions
that we are compelled to increase our office
accommodations. Explanatory pamphlets
sent free to any address.
sAM'L MCKEE K CO..
Brokers and Dealers in Stock Privileges. $40
Montgomery ST.. San Francisco. CAL ja9.lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-26
Stock Privileges.

DY THE ONLY METHOD FORMERLY
ID in vogue large amount of ready cash
was required to speculate in stocks; none but
the wealthy could operate; the man Of small
means could only look on, while bis rich
neighbor grew richer every day. By the
stock privilege system this is completely
changed. As VIC issue privileges from $40
upwards, everybody has chance to operate.
The following rates of premium secure priv
ileges on any stock: tE .ti~
81 per share for 10 day privilege. G
So per share for 20 day privilege.
So per share for 30 day privilege.
Orders. which can be sent either by tele-
graph, express or mail. will be promptly at
tended to. Explanatory circular sent to any
address. THOS. j. THOMPSON n CO.,
ia4-lm 3l9 California ST., San Francisco, Cal
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS. { glHltaaHt 8U
I1PUTSv AND HCALI.s.v
WE MAKE puts" AND CALLS A SPECIALITY

SYSTEM DEALING STOCKS GAINING IN POPULARITY EVERY
fall high
Hundreds week. 200 1900
We also sell commission and loan them
Of TenS andup IN
O Per- hare for Days
6 Per
& Per for m ~ arG a4f f+ Fl
by Wells, risk
tLo San
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
~ hnye this Gay sold and transferred to Il
4. Wittenb berg he ri Dorado Saloon and all
property. connected Herewith, and bespeak
for him the same patronage enjoyed BY him
while running the same heretofore.
jul9-lD }. 5. & !. NJ, WhlTIQN.