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, 1877-03-17
PACIFIC COAST

. VALLEJO, March 10.- This eve
ming Robert Norris shot himself in
the breast with suicidal intent. The
weapon was an old duelling pistol
loaded with bucksbot. The shot
went through the body. The man
IS alive, ard there are chances that
he will recover. Norris is mason
by trade and an old resident. Do
mestic trouble is the alleged cause.
SAN Francisco, March 11th. =
Eugene Mulligan, living on Barton
street, narrow lane running north
, 1877-03-17

from Pacific to Broadway, below
Montgomery, was shot at the door
of his own house last night by aman
unknown, who he was in the act OF
reproving for committinga nuisance
and died in q few minutes. Two
Spaniards were arrested on suspi-
-cion.
A Chinaman was murdered this
evening by one of his countrymen in
Stout's alley. He was shot
through the head. The supposed
murderer was the well-known high
binder known as Hung Kow, who
has been convicted of murderous as
saults.
SAN DIEGO, March 1.-THE stage
from Anaheim was stopped last
night fourteen miles above San Juan
Capistrano. The driver whipped
mp his horses, the robber fred and
the driver. though painfully wound
ed, stuck to his team and drove on.
SAN Francisco, March 13.-Ithas
transpired that last night an officer
high in rank III the Russian squad
ron now here, eloped with young
lady, daughter of the engineer, of
Hunters Point dry dock. Their flight
was effected by means Of the tradi
tional ladder. The girls father dis
covered her in the act of descending
and gave chase, but the lovers jump
ed into buggy and distanced him.
The father this morning invoked
the aid of the police to assist him in
ascertaining the whereabouts Of the
runaway daughter.
Tassey Stewart. Yuba farmer
is on trial before jury in the U. S.
circuit court. on an indictment
which charges him with attempting
in October last to bribe Zachariah
Chandler. then Secretary of the In
terror. by offering him $500 to make
a decision in land case where Stew
art was interested.
In the Oakland city election yes
terday the straight Republicans elec-
ted their candidate, DR.. Pardee, by
majority of 145 over Gen. Geo. S.
Dodge, the tax payers candidate.
The Independents elected council
man in the sixth ward. The Repub-
lican majority at the last Presiden-
tial election was over 1900.
SANTA BARBARA, March 13.-The
body of Thos. Agnew, an old prin-
ter, we'll known in San Francisco,
where he was for years in business
for himself, and who came here
about eight months ago and worked
ir the Press Office, was found in the
canon in the vicinity of the old mis-
sion, about two miles from this city,
this morning in anadvanced state of
decay. He is supposed to have been
dead three weeks. He was missed
nearly month ago.
New YORK, March 14.-The di-
rectors of the W. U. Telegraph Co.
elected VIM. 81. Vanderbilt director
in place of Cornelius Vanderbilt,
deceased, and Colbridge Livingstone
in place of the late Col. Vermilye.
A dividend of "a per cent. from the
net earnings of the past three
months was declared payable April
14th.
, 1877-03-17
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, 1877-03-17
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1.-THE RENOWNED.
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, 1877-03-17
Cigars and Liquors

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Treasurer of the Reformed (Duteh) dSSon Board MI
Gamaliel 6. Smith, No 50 Elin-St.. New YORK
The death is announced of the Rev. Charles
Z. Preston. missionary of tine Presbyterian Board al
Hong Kong, China. Mr. Preston was graduate OF
Princeton and had labored al Canton nearly twehtyiou
years He was considered to be one OF the most fluent
OF missionary preachers III the use OF the O"uo"o''
dialect.
The PRESBYTERIAN Boardsof Home Missions
has established mission in Alaska. at Fort "rahSe
This is the first American Protestant Mission IN that Ter
rory The Rev Sheldon Jackson who has done good ser
vice in Utah and NewMexico, reached Wrangel Angqst
10. He accompanied ~ Mrs u f. Mcfarlanu WIN
will establish Mission school.
The Annual Meeting of the New ork State
Temperance Society will be held al Saratoga september
Is and 49, Churches and societies are requested to send
three delegates each The following topics are an
nounced for discussion o. Reformed Clubs t2l The The
Medical Profession and the Temperance Reform
The Lutheran SyD0dical Conference, which
met recently at Fort Wayne Ind adopted the following
declaration among Others 1t is crying conflict with
the Confession when ecclesiastical body that calls
itself Lutheran and wants be such. manests no car
nestness and zeal far as lies in it, power
st"
The death is announced Of the Rev. Thomas
Mxmford the editor OF The Christian Register the New"
England organ OF the Unitarlnns He was originally an
Epscopalian Under his management The Reg'sfer wac
node one of the best edited religious papers IN the cou
try its excellence in this respect, was conceue ~
many who differed widely from Mr.. MumfOrd III 'heo
logical opinions. $500,
The PRESBYTERIAN Historical Society of Phila-
dolpba has in its library 5000 volumes from 10000 to
40 900 pam nles between 500 and 400 volumes OF res
ious newspapers and many rare manuscripts Ing re-
cent additions to the collection have been 1000 volumes
In pursuance Of the plan of collecting the Centennial MS
torical discourses delivered last year GOO ol
curcbce ana twenty of Presbyteres and SynOds nave
been deposited with the Society.
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IL III west lgthst reopens september 10. Thorough
course Il classical scientific and commercial Instruction
~ S. EVERSON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
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"short lessoss thoroughly mastered. -, po.
tho follow patrons; hHN. to"dn 'ToaD@
Tios : Uastinr Rev Tios Gaiiande Rev. Cnas r. Bush
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ERAKCIS r. WILSON, A. NJ, and JOHN NJ.
KELLOGG 4. NJ heads oi the Classical ana Maih1inau
cal Departments Of The ANTHON GRAMMAk SCHooL
Srng fhe Last twelve years. withdrawn, and VIII open
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college, bus or scienilhc hc'"o' 'P'H
Der y. Garner 39th-st and Gu ave.
HARVARD and other Universities. Prepar-
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UOLLADAY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
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FIFTH YEAR OPENS SEPT. I9
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Dr. GEO W CLARKE Principal prepares pupils ofa ages
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