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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-05-04
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.

The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
Trial Justices Summons.
BY S. s. STOKES, ESQ. Trial Justice in and
for said County of the said State.
TO ANY LAWFUL CONSTABLE.
COMPLAINT having been made unto me by
" s. NJ Wood, Plaintiff, that NJ. NJ. Smith,
Defendant, is justly indebted to him in the sum
of Thirty-four Dollars (S34 OO) and interest
upon two sealed Notes,
These, are. therefore, to require you TO sum-
mon the said Defendant TO appear before me, in
my Office, in Union, on the Twcnty-eighth day
of May, A. d., 1877, at 10 o'clock. a. NJ, TO
answer to the said Complaint or Judgment will
be given against him by default.
GIVEN under my Hand and Seal, at Union,
the Ninth day Of April, a. d., 1877.
- S. s. STOKES.
h''' Trial Justice.
To Tie Dctcnddnt, ". ". SH/TU:
TAKE notice that the Original Summons in
this case was filed in the Office Of S. s. Stokes,
Eaa,, Trial Justice for Union County. on the
9th day of April, 1877, WM. HILL,
Plaintiff s Atty.
April IL IA ct
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The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION,
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Charles Bolt, as Administrator of the Goods,
Chattels and Credits which were of Mrs
Lucy Smith, decd, Plaintiff,
dydinSf
Winfield s. Smith, Defendant.

Copy Summons for Money Dcmapd-( (ComplaiH
not Scrrcd.
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FOR pEI.Ir.
Complaint
Served.
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= THE MAGIC MIKROK
sTABLEAU THIKD-TIlE SECRET PAVILION and
Corridor OF Armours CWithxm and Roterts). :
Spykc 10 Apprehsnsive OF Ghosts aud the -. A
stulen Interview and u Royal Esvosdroppsr. Ag-
netc's Sacrifice ana tho Kings RESOLUTION. "You
Shall Marry or To nightln
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POsT OFrICN NOTICE-

DUST UFFICE NUTlCE. -
The foreign malls Tor tho ending Saturday, March
81 1877. will close at this Office tuesday ~ ~
Europe e steamship Dakota via Queenstown On wsdnss
day. at n A. NJ for Europe, by steamship Vhlnn Va
Qneenstown On Thursday NJ IL 30 A. NJ fr HeroSc 81
steamship frisia via Plymouth Cherbourg and Hs1kvrS
via Qaee,nssown ucrresponience or dermsny scotland
be specially addressed. nnd at " for Scoelr~A MI
North Of Ireland BY steamer Alaska via Neville um6 ar
and vt IL 80 A. NJ. Europe bv ~him rS>s
and A. y,smsn The .sssmstOs Ckss
Norway The malls for Nassau r. will ieSvS IN, V-sS
March - The mails Tor the West Indos VIA HcvScA nm
% s, san sssns,.so sra Apl io Thsmss 1 1Gss
NEv YoRx- March ~ ls77. - -
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will take place MONDAY EVENING, April 2. Musical
melodies will be performed in phia and Distinctly
heard by the audience In New York.
Admission 81 Reserved seats 80 extra Reserved
be NJ Steinway Hail. also Schirmers,
No. 7ol ut Rulinans No Ill Brosdwav andsehuoerths
NJ. ~ Union squHrc
TUESDAY EYENING, April g. first Grand Telephone
Concert ut the ACADEMY Or MUSIC, BroAiyn.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 4. second Telephone
Concert ut ~ 1EINWAY HALL.
JNAGLE THEATRE LA BELLE POULE.
NPropretor. ......,.............Mr Mr. JOSH HART
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DfLGRfN BAPTIST CHURCH.. SAD ST., NEAR srH
IL W.-Rev. ". H. Leavei will preach morning and even
ing 10 O aud 80 sunday school and Bible classes AZ
80. strangers welcomed.
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EVENING AT y. SATURDAY MATlNEE AT 2
Reserved seats 5Oc 81 aud ri 80 Admission. 5Oc. and ST.
| No FREE LIST. the Press.
- Due notice will be given the rentree of
| Mr.. JOHN 4. RAYMOND As Cnlonel Scllers.
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sYNOPs
TIE SOLDIER And 'rHE PRINCESS.

TABLEAU FIRST ........... ............ ttobertxD
Ruins ot the Castle OF Ithuania. The AssembiXxe OF
the illuminate The Spy and Letters OF the frlu
cess Royal. A Compact with King.
SCENk IA PASS Below THE RUINS tWitham).--
The King and the Royal Physicia
SCENE 3-TABLEAU SECOND THE ROYAL POST
INN Bright Morning (witham),--A Waiter
with Ambitious soul. A Lord Chanberlains
Court Guide Mysterious Visit OF High sorn Ladies'
A Messenger Expected, nut "a Spy Arrives The Oni.
Ger OF Fortune meets his Evil Genius well ~ his
Lucky
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
4 GOOD lIORsE TO BIZ SOLD CHEAP FOR WANT
1Ao use. 2U7 East 18th.
A BARGAIN "A FINE TOP SIDEhAR WAGON WITH
ABrewslers improved springs Of single and double
Harness; Also q beautiful top Pony PhGcton Private
stable, 30 East 18th 1t.
At A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TOP WAGON
LAbrewslc improved springs and line Harness, nearly
new. lol West J,th ST., near Broadway.
A FIVE HORSES, SUIT ANY BUSINESS; SINGLE
LAsTruck and Harness. 52l West 21st ST., ION
A COSr-3O BUSINESS NAuONS NEW AND sLC-
Aond hand, all sizes. $50 TO Si25 226 Spring ST.
A HANDSOME PONY EsTABIsIsHMENr, WITH TOR
rhneton Horse Is kind tor lazy to drive ride 142
4 FINE BREWSTER COuPk--ALSO VERY LIGHT
A'ctora, POLE ana shafts great bargain. West 18Th
NJ.
"A FOR SALE. SIX HORSES. SUITABLE FOR FAR.
LAsnier or any business ID Bieecker ST. rear stable
A TOP WAGON TOP PlAETON AND HARNESS;
must bc sold nj offer; they good new l3s
West 3ist 81.
A GREAT BARGAIN--A FULL SPRING LEATHER
ATOP Wagon light leather shifting improved sprng
Wagon; light Double set OF Harness Set two
Single sets; all nearly best city ngkers No l27
West 18th ST.. nesr 9th
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nALY'S FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
lJfrorrietor aud Manager. Mr.. AuGUsrIx DAILY
FIRST Production o: AN ENTIRELY NOVEL no
MANTlC DRAMA Ia four acts aud TEN TABLEAux. en-
utsd
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CAST.

FREDERIC. King Of Prussia. surnamsa ,.Th.
LA HEr9iG.. the King. rSy.is,sn,
COUNT Won LKSpokFf. Grand tha%nsr; .v,ra.
FREDEKiU ri,ENuK, an 0iieer of Fortune
.s..i.g ,hs King: .ssviee Mr CHHAKLEs co0nLAS
cured him wordwide fame officer IN the 0uards ot Fred
eric the Great. the rKIAcE>s AMALiE conceived vie-
imprisonment for life His escape made him the most Ia
nous personaxe OF his time Ihs ladies o Paris Herin and
less than seven plays founded adventures
brought out On tbs stage HAMBERs.
FkANcis TRENCH the Psndour his cousin In the service
s.s.'s.. FRANCIS rRKNGK. cousin Of Frederic.
In The service OF the Empress OF Austria ~ h' head OF he
strvcous deeds rapne cruelty There had been
such monster sine. Attiia ana tienghisi . CARLYLE
htkNEk Captain VI the King Guard . ...-..
snis hr., .pp.aranc. a, mi: sassir.,
Guard. ana iriend Of Frederic Mr. HENRY CRISP
sPiKE walter with aspirations, ater rwatds
N"ss g : Hero with none Mf JAMES LKWis
bHyitI$ 'fsss' q sSs rom .s i.ise' S. 3 fSe EsT
The order or the iIIuMiSXrI. founded =.
Ingodstsdt In i7ospread Ai Prussia and At one time
phsd msa % arm.sy rs object o, wa. ' s 0. %
reason ana light bn, its secrecy and sspoaags soon gave
D % "a, :: rs yssu 'ais single hand wAn'' Its
FATHER HERMAN, the pastor Of srtna.
KSTzA. service Of Sraas'. Tssnet. Mr. !, MASXEfIS
IoNi, Sentinel. .Nr w. bnEkAAN
THE PRINCESS AMALIE Miss FANNY DAvhNPoRr
The sister OF the King was more Woman
thoughts and dreams She lived strange, enchanted
doabls NE aud two'od exs.enes i-MGnLBAcH
love with Frederic. ........... Miss GEORGIE DREW
MME i~. pohEis BEL Dnenna M.. vnxKlE viSryS
NINA..... gypsy Dancers: by per Mile DE I.osAS
fEfHEL :. misnon ot kirAIiy Bros. } Mile MAukt
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TO-DAY. TWO PERFORM
LA BELLE PoULE.

In which AIMEE has achieved an enormous triumph
TOMORROW SUNDAY Ii.AND SUNDAY CON ERI
given by Nile AIMEE with the principal artists chorus
ind orchestra of the Aimee Opera Troaps
BENEFIT md farewell appearance o Mile. MARIE AIMEE
when, In addition to most attractive C0cert
Mile. AIMkE win sing the Waltz from 'Les visrges
Uccocq); the beautiful spanish song, LA Paionssn the
LES Dragons dc vllars" witlG Mr. Raoult. und
hcr world famous En- gish Songs,
Pretty As Pcture' and 'Hiidebrnfvdt M0utrosc.n
MONDAY, April 2, Miss ANNA IdCKINsON.
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MISS ANNIE OLIVER WILL PREACH IN TnE
lVl BeeKma iiill Methodist pscopa Church. LAS. 5Ush
g., between LIST aud I'd AVS, sunday at 1880 A. NJ aud
J3o r. n. Easter services Wy the sunday SchGcL r. NJ
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE
OPODLE l. UONNEIIY. ......... .Lessees and Managers
RESERVED SEATS 5Uc.. secured two weeks In adv
MATINEE TO DAY Al O'CLOCK
AND UNTIL FURTuER NOTICE,
THE BEAUTIFUL EMOTIONAL PLAY, in i've acts.
MISS MuLiON
MISS MUTTON.
MISS MULrON
MARsTON's SPLENDID UNION SQUARE SCENERY.
Bou Heron Miss Kate Meek Mrs. NJ. Wilkins Miss Louise
Sylvester. Mes.rs. pierey, Phillips. Wilkes. 3c.
EXTRA HOLIDAY MATINEE EAsrhk MONDAY
EXTRA HOLIDAY MATINEE EASTER MONDAY.
In preparation, ROSE MICHEL with everything new
On SUNDAY EVENING a NOVELTY.
J. X. BROWN, THE wOKLD-FAMED MIND READER,
IN HIS ENTERTAINING EXPERi MENTAL LECTURE.
CTEINwAY HALL. TELEPHONE CONCERrS.
Transmission OF music by telegraph.
Triumph OF American science.
Mr. Maurice Stakosc has the honor OF announcing that
the first public performances Professor Elisha Gray's
marvellous
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. ,nr

o PRINCESS o
. ROYALi
o 0 o o 30 o o o o o o 90 o o
which will DO presented with agnidcent scenic effects "
Mr. JAMES ROBERTS aud Mr. T.. ". WITHAM; |;
UNIQUE MECHANICAL SURPRISES by Mr.. THOMAS
KELLY: Novel Accessories BY Mr.. koBEkr cuTLEk;
rich Historical Costumes by Mr.. HARRY sEiNuuk. Mr.
G. BuCkIlkIsrER, Nine. BouRG and MessrA A. r.
sTEWAkr co. New and original incidental Austcs
Dances aud Choruses by Mr.. j. G. KENNY and with
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THE DANIcuEFFs.

THE most
EFFECrivE
of the many
GOOD PLAYS
produced q. the
UNION SQUARE
THEATRE"
SATURDAY, AT 80. NINTH
MATINEE or
TIE DANiCiiEgFS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

A San Jose dispatch OF the 18th says:
This forenoon a couple Of young men.
while out shooting. discovered the dead
body Of q young man in the bed OF the
Coyote Creek. about 5X miles south OF
the city. An empty rifle lay beside the
deceased. and a bullet hole In his temple,
over his eye. indicated suicide.
The argument on n motion for a new
trial in the case Of Runk. convicted OF
the murder Of Police Officer Cootes. on
Clay street, San Francisco. some months
since. was called In the Supreme Court
at Sacramento Monday. and by consent
Of counsel continued until the January
term. The motion for q new trial will
therefore 10 argued In San Francisco.
Conrad Rousch, n fruit storekesper
In San Francisco. on Stockton street,
neal Vallejo. tried to commit suicide
yesterday. first by strychnine. then by
inhaling gas, and last by the six-shoot.
CT. lie was taken 10 the city prison
hospital and booked as insane.
The San Francisco Cal OF yesterday
says : William Cronan, alias John Harte.
and James Brady. under arrest for hav-
ing. II Is alleged, attempted q few days
since to murder o Chinaman ON Taylor
street. were yesterday charged with hav-
ing assaulted and robbsd a Chinaman
named Leo Young.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
Mn. HAYES AND THE CHINESE.

The news from Washington this morn
ing Is encouraging. President Hayes.
despite the gratuitous advice Of d. o.
Mills, has determined 10 recommend 10
Congress that q modification Of the Bur-
lingams treaty Be made. He has evi.
IDENTIFY studied the Chinese question
thoroughly. He sees with the eye Of
unprejudiesd intelligence the burden
under which the poor people Of the
Pacific coast are laboring. He under
stands that Ia California Thousands OF
men are working day after day for .
miserable pittaues. Who are - truly
slaves as were the blacks Of the South
before the war which freed them. And
seeing and knowing all this, Mr.. Hayes
has determined to do all In his power TO
relieve Is. He Is the first President Of
the United States who has taken the
trouble TO listen TO vi cry. The Others
have LIANT . willing ear to such capitalists
~ d. o. Mills. who would starvs their
white brothers in order to grow wealthy
on the proceeds Of Chinese labor. bot
refused to take any notice Of our CON-
plants. For his action in this matter
President Hayes deserves. and will TO
csivs. the cordial thanks and hearty
support Of every lsborins man on the
Pacific coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
NEVADA ITEMS.

Tho Eureka Seniiaslo OF yesterday says
A bold attempt at robbery was made
yesterday morning before daylight, In
the neighborhood OF the Matamoras
furnace. Three footpads tackled n be.
lated traveller. threw him down. and
we're about 10 rife his pockets, when
they were scared away by the victims
creams aud the approach Of assistance,
The man was about half seas over. but
thinks that be cosld identify his sssail.
ants. having seen their faces by the
light Of the contents Of o Stag pot,
thrown over the Matamoras dump, In
tho struggle.
The !Siics- Stale says that reports from
tho Rye Patch mino nrs Of the most
nattsring character. The l0-stamp mil
In turning ont $50. 900 n MONTH The
mine has paid s25, 900 in dividends.
The Elko Post says that that burg has
a brilliant future before her, and she
will soon step proudly way up ahead
aud take her place as the most prosper
u and beautiful town in Eastern
Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Two sailing ships and . steamer will
sail in February and March. under the
direction Of the Secretary Of the Navy.
with goods for the French International
Exposition. The Commissioned OF Agri.
culture will prepare an extensive display
Of cotton. tobacco. wool. Indian corn,
sugar. rice and other products OF this
country. He also intends to exhibit
choice collections Of different kinds OF
wood.
Senator Blaine will spend u portion
Of the holiday rscsss Of Congress ct the
Virginia Hot Springs. and will leave
Washington Tomorrow or nsxt day with
Chaffsc. Dorsey. ~sx.Sscrstary Robson
and Representative Hale Of Maine.
1t Is reported that ex-senator Hitch
cock Of Nebraska will be appointed Con.
sui General at Paris. vice General Tar
bert. whose commission expires January
neft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

command At Fort Bliss. reports that the
Texas Rangers at San Elizario surrendered
yesterday morning. Judge Howard. agent
FOR the salt mines. and Atkinson and
Mcbride. hangers, were disarmed and lib
Grated. The Rangers are now ut Fort
Bliss. opposite FL Paso. Mexico, and the
mob has dispersed. No help yrs given
the mob from the Mexican side Of the
river. The mob was composed entirely Of
native born citizens Of Texas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
slLvEx MINING

- COMPANr.-LDchtlon Ot pnnc1pal place
OF business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. uoid I'LL. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meet; 1g Of
the Board Of Dlrrctorp. held on the ifth day Of
January. 1873. an Assessment No. Ia Of One
Dollar per snare was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin, TO the Secretary, al
the once Of the Company. Room ~. No. tis Cal.
ifornia street. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid IN the ieth day Of January,
iss. will b delinquent. and advertised Tor
salo Of public ~auction. and unleps payment II
made before. win be sold on THURSDAY, the
the nh day OF February, ISIS, 20 pay the
delinquent assessment. together with costs
Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
JOHN CROCKETT, SECRETARY.
0mcs-Room n. No. tf9 California street. Ban
FrAneisco. California. dali "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

The Phoebe Record rsla'es the follow
ing: Sol. Brisschsr. Of the San Fran
cisco Restaurant. exhibited to rs on
Wednesday . small egg. about the sizs
Of q pigeons egg, which he stated he
hal taken from the yolk Of q hens egg.
Il was perfectly formed. and looked a.
natural as possible. We have often
heard Of similar freaks Of hens In respect
to their eggs. but this 10 the nrst time
we had the satisfaction Of gazing en- such
hen fruit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
MARRIED.

OWEN -oRIPFKTHs-In the Presbyterian
1871, by the Rev. A. q. Glllles, kvan X. Owen
10 Mr.. Eileu Grlreths. both VI Virginia
CITY.
FURlONa-sPRA0Ug-in Carson, December
10. John rurlrns. TO Mits Maggie o. bpr.gue.
vAsEY -FlSBRR In Memo. Dsceuber ~. NJ
n. yasey Of virginia City to Mrs. l.. Fisher
OF Reno.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

PoSoo. the gorilla. died so suddenly
and unexpectedly at Berlin that the
most lively curiosity has BEEN excited on
tho subject. Distinguished snatouists
presided at the psstmortsm e1amina-
ton = Professors virchow and Hart
mann-and there was . gathering Of
eminent doctors at the dissscting table.
Pongo's death, II was ascsrtansd. re-
suited from acute Inflammation OF the
bovsls-ons Of the commonest, and
one Of the most fatal. Of childhood.
In his stomach there were found aelovs
button. . piece Of wire and some pins.
whsthsr thsss things had anything 10
do with the Inflammation. The doctors do
pet say.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

DANIEL WEBSTER ono went TO Month
cello TO visit jefferson. and afterward. in
describing the great virginian to his
friend Harvey. be said that Jefferson
was a tall. ssunt, light-haired, light.
ccmplsxioned man. and net q person OF
impressive aspect. Mr.. Webster said
that very much o! the early prejudice
which he had imbibsd with his political
opinions in youth. when he considered
Jefferson q great hereto. was dispsllsd
when ho came into personal contact
with the aged statesman and saw him in
his home. Jsffsrson's great simplicity
impressed him. Mr.. Webster believed
him TO be = sincere man. very true TO
his convictions. aud was convinced that
much Of the abuse hsaped upon him
by the opposite party. which had &C
cased him Of being q demagsgus and
an anarchist. wal unjust. Mr.. Webster
s,id once, in speaking Of Jefferson. that
he had more deeply impressed his opin-
ions and theories. rs well a. his prac-
teal IDEAS Of government. upon the leg
islation and destinies OF the country.
than any man that had lived.
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DIED.

Herman Me,zbach, father Of q. II. Merz.
bach Of Virginia City and Felix II. Merz.
bach OF Carson.
COPFIN-In Reno. December II. Jesslc Belle,
daughter Of W W Conn. aged 10 months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

A : has put a temperance society
to rout. At PrstoriA in the Transvaal.
which. a every boarding-schosi miss
knows, Is in South Africa. Bishop Joli.
vet recently denounced the Independent
Order Of Good Tsmplars. The temper
ance advocates held NJ indignation
meeting and challenged the Roman pre-
late to state his case In public. The
Bishop bearded the TsmPlan In their
hall and In the presence OF q large audi
euce proved that they held to the belief
that wine was made by tho devil. He
sioutly maintained that this was . most
heretich doctrine and one 10 b con.
dsmned by all orthodox Christians. for
wine was q good creature Of Ged and a.
such could not be bad nor be manufac-
tured by the evil one.
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BORN.

coNsrABLs-In Virginia. December 10. to tho
wife Of W. II Constable. . son.
TURNER-1n p oche. December ., TO the wife
Of u. ID. Turner. q 500.
JOSH In Reno. December 10, 10 tho wife OF
Ar. Jose, Q daughter.
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And In sce ,rdAncs with Law. and en- order OF
the Board Of Directou, made on the 9th day q
November. 1877. 20 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stoct - may BE- necessary will b
sold Il public auction, d the rooms Of the
Company. Room 10 Hsyvsrd'a Buildisg. <is
California street, San Francisco. California, on
FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of January. ISIS. q the
hour of 1 O'Clock ?. y. Of nd day. 70 pay aid
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs Of ADVERTISING md szR:n:ss Of Al.
Onlcs-Room 10 Haysard's Buiidins. No. ti9
California street. Ban frsneisco. caiifornia.
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Now let the nervous mothers take q
long breath. An English Court has de-
ciied that a woman IL net responsible
foe the mischief done by her child. A
lady took her little boy int apicturs-
store In Scarborough and Lost sight Of
him for o few minutes. The urchin. A.
ter the manner Of his Kind. amused
himself by pulling down q valuable
painting and putting the back Of = chair
through the canvas. The p~icturs-dsaler
brought suit for damages. c~ontsnding
that the mother had not exercised prop.
er care over tho boy. but had allowed
him 10 60 diminishing about the room.
The judge decided that there had been
no e~outributory negligence on'ths part
OF the mother. and that there was no
law by which parents could Be held La
BILE for the faults Of their children. This
ruling was confidently expected by the
defense. for tho judge had rendered IN
analogous decision in atop case. A boy
had thrown a top against . shov.win-
dow and broken the glass, but the shop
keeper who sued the father OF the archi-
tsct Of the ruin had been non-suitsd.