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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
JUDGE DUFFY INDIGNANT.

In OF the stages OF the Broadway and Twenty
third line, the Goth OF March, well dressed
young man acted indecenty n the presence OF
several ladies' that he arrested ana arragned be-
fore Judge Duffy, who fined him $40 and put him under
81. 900 bail lie police said they had been looking
for him for two years to answer similar charges, and
that he belonged TO wealthy and arstocrac family
OF this city. Edward Jones the name given by the
prisoner but II IS SAID TO DC fictitious Jones had seve-
raj hundred dollars IN his pocket at The time. MI Will
Hamilton, OF No. 45o West Ihirtich street, offered
himself as bondsman, hut the magistrate Claimed
the rght to investigate his qualifications Jones was
not placed IN the prisoners van. On Sunday Judge
Duly sent ommitnent for Jones to The Iombs. but
Jones was there He had been released on bail by
Judge Daniels, OF the supreme Court Dir. Hamilton,
above nam "a, becoming his surety. Judge Duny was
indignant when he 10 .rned the iacts n the Case.
.'Only last week" ne said, counsel applied to
the judges oil the Supreme Court 10 Oa prisoner,
and represented that was out Of town, when | had
boon sitting tho last three weeks. understand
the prisoner had money in his possession. lhis may
account Tor the service done nim shall summon
his lawyers and bonusman Tomorrow, got at the bot
tom Iacts anu show the supreme Court how counsel
pose upon then. The ponce magistrates can effect
good If The higher courts do not sustain them "
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BUSINESS FAILURES
Suspension of Booth & Edgar;
Sugar Refners.
NO LOSS APPREHENDED.
The Troubles OF Joseph Foulke's Sons
Bankruptcy Proceedings.

There have been rumors OF Impending trouble r.
tho sugar trade for days past. and IL was con-
ndcn.ly affirmed than one leading house
startled yesterday by the announcement that Tho
No 100 Wall street, mad suspended payment their
liabilities being variously estimated at from hall a
million to rcc-quarters OF a million dollars. Tho
house among The best known IN the trade, and
their credit mas always been unquestioned.
They were looked upon with much con.
niencc In Wall that up to Saturday
last their paper sold at premium. The junior
partner OF tho 1rm. Mr.. Edgar, dlod some time ago.
the business continued under he old style by
his surviving partner Mr. William Booth who
garded everywhere honorable merchant Tho
large, ana will. 1t Is SAID real than
sufficient all the Indebtedness. The Drm
owned tho Now York steam sugar refinery, at King
ana West streets and considerable other real estate
WE'LL Mr. Peters, the business manager Of the concern
said yesterday that The nrm had decided 10 Suspend
simply because they did lot think II right 10 con-
tinue ana DO spending other peoples money. BY
coming TO sop now they woull De aoc 70 pay
yOody IN iuii ana have little surplus be tdcs In
the present condition oil the sugar market Il was
tossing business TO keep on, and they therefore
thougut II the wisest policy to shut down al once.
he could not ten tie amount or
liepiiitics NJ present. the books were not
yet m adc up buI ne thought they would be
$500, 600 The assets no" ever, amply suici
all demands, tho creditors all satisfied
the matter oil settlement the HANDS vi tho
firm lhey dlu not intend making any assignment. US
not considered necessary 10 do Their
assets were made up mainly oil tue sugar house
erty otner real estate upon whiJh there out
little cncumOrapcc ana the stock trade. The great.
ct sympathy was yesterday manifested Tor the urn
tncir trouble and oilers OF assistance were freely
made.
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ANOTHER RIVER MYSTERY.
JOHN scHLAa's fATE--susircroSs OF ROBBERY
AND MCGDEg.

JOHN scHLAGs fATE--susrIcIoNs OF ROBBERY
AND MCgDEE.
Ofnccr Kiey, or the Eastern steamboat squad. yes.
teraay found tho body OF man floating In the East
River nj The loot OF Fiilh street aud caused
moval to the Morgue. IL was badly dcconp posed aud
the features were unrcco nlz,bic. large cash
found on tho lett OF tho head which penetrated
the bone Al the Morguc clothing OF tue deceased
was searched aud papers but no mouey or vaua-
bcs were found. The papers, u was aitcrward dis.
covered, clearly proved tho dead man to b. john
Schlag OF No. li3 East Houston street lie has been
missing IRON ms nome tbs i3tn OF January last.
Mrs mag noflisd and Gated at the Morgue aud
Ids ntlnsd the clothing That worn by her husband
She stated mat the day OF his disappearance he
had been arinAing and had W his possession a sum
o money. -Four Gays alter his leaving home sue no
tnca Captain Cncrry, OF tue Eleventh precinct, VINO
detailed Detective Oioonuor % look Tor him. tho de-
found hat from the day he ieit his homo un-
nj ntzht OF l5tn he had tho house 0f
d friend on uraham avenue. Williamsburg. Lato ON
that night ne lett. saying he was going 10
return his wife. lilo was traced 70
Mnycrs oyster saloon near tao Grand street terry
house. on the brooklyn side. From thcfo
ne went into the terry house aud embarked on onc of
tho boats land The loot Of Houston street Wnen
tie bat arfivod tho slip H. this city oue o. TIC
deck hands noticed that he was intoxicated, aud hc-
cumpnnted MN up Houston street Tor about TWO
blucks There they met ny man who tod the
deck hand that he would see schiag safely home The
untl the anding o. his body yesterday nothing has
been seen heard of him.
ID Ia believed by some that he was robbed and mur
dcroa and bis body thrown into tae river
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bang examiner, have the thing stayed n
we could make up the deficiency alleged, but
received no en- courng inen The tact Is they waited
Looms or Bly, icnburgn tor receiver. am Wiling 10
subscribe the amount have nained aud 70 Cooperate
with the deposiiors 10 rescue the BANK
These remarks received with astonishment
and applause.
RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEES
A resolution OF Washington Rodman, depositor,
was offered to the effect That committee Of
five should be appointed TO secure the resignation
oil all the officers OF the bank who unwilling TO
secure the depostors against loss TINS was carried
The following gentlemen named under TINS
resolution :-Messrs Mcnamara, Dowley, Or. Brckes.
G. Stebbens anu McGovern.
Mr.. RowES moved that subcommittee or three
be appointed whose duty II would DO IN conjunction
with Mr. Adams the trustee, VINO had come forward
maDuly, to examine all the securities Of the bank
and report at the next meeting The motion pre-
vailed and the Chair appointed Mcssrs MarshaIls,
Siebbins and Rodlhan.
The meeting then adjourned to meet at the call OF
the Chalr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
COURT CALENDAIs-THlS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CH,MBEHs--Hcldb by j udge -
No. .5 80 S. l07, al. 1iV, 100, 1885, 1sy Iy1. 23s
49, 2io. 700 2j7, 25s go, 800 26i.
SUPREME CouRr-GESgRAL imaM --Adjourncd until
Apr ~
Van vorsL--Nos. 1O4 3l7 S. 81, 800 4I2 Alb, Ala,
4i5 4l6, All, AIS 40, AL Az, 49, 42l, 42o 45l
SUPREME CouRr--CiRcuir-Par Held by Judgc
Van BrunL-Nos. 3ls4 DDl. 10lO, ll3l. 1856, 1900,
lI5 1905 1851 1910, 1869 co., ool, 1872. ll,l $50
Part 2-n,d ~ Jndgc Dvpoaue Mos. 1881, 9j3 1852
1904 ltll. 5o6ls, l7os 300 1874 lS2s. 1864, 1891.
lI52 1854 1879 lass 1895 1850 tas, 1913 li2i 1854
1l94 iJjU, 1866 1882 257 1000 1866 1861 loo 1863
1870, 1872 1913 1874 1919 i5'7 1915 1872 $780, l5si
1881 1888, 1886. 1851, 1855 l5ssA Part 3--ncld cy
Judge Lawrence NO uay calendar
SUPERIOR CoUKr--GESERAL lERM.-Adjourned sine
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL rgRa-ncld by Judge
Scdgwicg --Dcmurfcr--No. 8. Issues OF iactNos, o.
&C.
Judge Frsedinan.--Nos. 79o 400, 2i2, 0ss, o5i Co.,
Gi6 0lI 6is, sO2 4OI 100. 1853, GlO. tI5 $50 iart 3
Acli oy judge speir-Nos 10 iel os5. lgs1' loys
Part 3--lied " Chez Justice Curts-Nos. 5ls. S0i,
600 SIS, 4ol. $685. 257. 3io 2ss si3 S4 sl6, sl0 ST.
SIS
COMMON PLEAs-GRsKRAL TERx.-AJjournod for tho
torn.
COMMON PLEAs--CuAmBEas--Hcid by Chief Justice
COMMON pLsAs--EaUnY TKRs--Held by Judge Larre-
more-Nos. 4, ID
Judge Van Hocson Nos. 1863, G2p. 1884, s2g, 23.'
oil. Dos 1884, 56y 1885, 2l6J ls36, 26s 1885, 100
Held oy jude j. II. Dals.--Nos 1Iol 1871, 1926,
III 1040 1884, 1871 1900, 1884, 1883, 1884 o., 2OJl
go, 1871, l422. 2l40, 900, 1I32
MARINE CouRr--lRIAL IERM-Part Held by judge
sberidsn.-Nos 240l. 33ts. 1888. 22Gs 2il3. 2oio
26il 1910 33t7 277l l4O1 $751; 3z2s. 2s7I. 295J Part
2-Hcld W Judge Mcadam Mos. 1889, 322l. 3o5o
1903 $3.50 25Og, 3i4o 1884 $685. $685. 471, 3533 3s4l
32,2, .II4S. Part 3-Heid ny Judge Shca-Noa. 800,
1888 3a67 3jI3. 4l32. 23l0s 3246, 3340, 34O. S542
43i7 2gJs, 3423, 70. 3o57.
counr or GnsKRAL -rssioSs-Part Held by Judge
Gildefsieevc. --ihe People VS.. julius krcher, grand
larceny; same vs.. Willam Watson, grand larceny
same w. Anna Waters and Maria Ischemtz grand
larceny; same vs.. May Marks, grand larceny; Same
vs. timothy Murphy, feonious assault ana battery
same Va William Hansen. fclvnous assault aud Dat
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April l. 1875
Proceedings in the Court OF Appeals, Monday,
April -
No. I6l. Sanford vs. Whceer-Argued by Thomas
NJ Wheeler for appellant and G. W. SANFORD Tor re-
spondent
No. 100 People OK rel. Hanneman VS. Commission
ers OF Taxes OF New York.-AIgued by ii Charles
Ulman Tor appellant, tho respondent to submit his
papers
No. 1877 Ellsworth VS.. Etna Insurance Company
Argued by James N. Humphrey Tor appellant AID
Joel l.. Walker Tor res pondent.
No. 100. The Third National Bank VS. BJakc.-Sub-
miIted Tor appellant; argued by George Gorham Tor
respondent
No. 172 Higgins VS.. MurIay.-Arrued by s. /.
Freeman for appellant John W. Weed Tor respond.
ent.
MOTION CALENDAR.
The following is the motion calendar tor Tuesday.
April 2:-No. 306 White W. Bogart; No 39S. People
ex rel. Morris ". Randall; No 397 Roberts VS.
White
GENERAL CALENDAR.
The following is the general calendar for Tuesday,
April 2:-Nos ia, 176 2S 1S2, 164, i7S. Isl, lS5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
HYMhNEAL MISERY.

suit Tor absolute divorce has been brought IN tho
Kings County supreme Court by Henry A. smith
against Jennie ". smith. Counsellor y. A. Ward was
yesterday appointed referee
An action 10 obtain OF limited divorce has
also been brought by Juila Rec, OF Williamsburg,
against Ia wrencc Rico An ora,r TO show cause why
counsel leo and aiimony should not DO granted
obt1tuca by Counsellor Andrew wheeler was yesier-
day vacated by Judge Gilbert
Judge Gilbert yesterday granted a commission 10
take testimony ~. SUIT tor divorces brought by
Elizabeth y. Dckie against John Dlckie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
BANKRUPTCIES AND ASSIGNMENTS.


petition IN bankruptcy has been filed against
Flanagan CO., dry goods dealers at No. GO Eighth
avenue, by twcnty-cight creditors whose claims aas
grcgate about SIS 800. Tho oiowiu. arc the largest
CLAIMS OF the pclitonins crsditors:-E l.. Janray y
Co, s3,o27 %; Durham. Buckley & Co., s3,577 SOL
Butler. Broomc ciapp, SI,723 90; 81. Rotschids
Sons, 81, 13i II; David Douglas Co.. S1.5s2 So Hal
stead, liancs 4 Co. 81. 32s -; Evans, Peake Co.,.
Loo 90; HARRISON. Sinner Co.. 81, Ia 81; Good,
ilsun a. Co., 81, Io2 w The urm alicd IA January
witn liabilities amounting to about $9l,O
Rogeno iicrqncs. shipping aud commission NOR
chant No 10 Peari strac, has been aauaicated al
Involuntary bankrupt the petitions OF Antonio RI
cAru. OF ~. Domingo, ana Lson nerqucs OF Madrid
The former claim Tor $3.50 81 and The latter
$40. 29i - lor money loaned
Register Dayton has auludicatcd Edgar y. Stur-
tcvant nav broker at No y! Wan street, bankrupt
on ms peiition. Iii liabilities amount to $IU 900
ana he has 40 assets. The principal creditors H.
Shngerland, 81 s5g; II. :. Marshall. ~ ,O5l, and
Georgc Hoffman, sI,l10 H. He owes the governments
$i3J unpaa income Tax Tor 1876
A meeting OF the creditors o DR.. Bella =. Perry OF
No 10 Bond street, held yesterday nj tho oice OF
Register Kctchu. Eight claims. asgregaiing 1910 ~.
were proved anu Israel n Sopcr was oected assignee
la bankruptcy.
George GoarIay, manuftcturcr OF shirts at No 20
Howard street. made assignment yesterday Tor tho
b. ueht OF ms creditors Frederick LOWS No 3.l
X Finch the fail OF 1876. had good credit HIS
abllitics reported about $50 900; the assets
consist OF stock and open accounts. Inc value Il
which known. DepreciatlDn 10 value anu bad
debts ascrinci ac tue causes Of ms ombarraes.
ment.
In tho County Clerks office there nlcd tho
SHIPMENT OF Joseph Gus,ase IIauck, comprising tho
arm uf j. Hauck * sous, TO Peter Miller, Jr.
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on the Exchange yesterday, by order OF william ..
snipman assignee Of the holdcr cgnt certificates Of
the Now YORK R,ckc, Court Cub par value Of $3.50,
dated May I, 1875, redccmabe May 4, 1890, At seven
per cent interest secured by mortgage on the club
buildings corner OF sixth avenue and Twenty .sixth
street. wcrc sold 10 Lawrence q Morgan $40 per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02

The following parcels we're sold yesterday on the
Real Estate Exchange
KEARNRy
Edward ID. Gale. referee Foreclosure sale OF Tour
70 piaintisis 900
n.
John Whalcn. referee--F foreclosure sale OF the lot
~. llx94 1x25xsi. 10, e. s OF Bloomins dale road
- ii II. ii. ii IO5th St TO plaintiff .......... 1913
r. Il Gwillim. referee Foreclosure sale of the
house with lot IL. lDxIOn. II (No. la ll2th ST.,
6o9 8 ii. of 81 To plaintiff 5000
Supreme Court for ecosure sale William r. Dixon
referee plot OF Lam. i0i.3x54. 4xl % 5xS2l |,
on the line 81 the hudson River Railroad, ii. 4.
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Also d plot OF land lOi3xS lxl0O5x57.l on the
line OF the Hudson River Railroad. :. o corner Of
Goth Ill 200 IT, W. oi Iith av. TO plaintiff $500. 5000
Total Observation-Disclosures $40 1913
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
IO.sTAL AFFAIRS.

Postmaster Jamcs has been advised from Washing
ton that tho Committee Post onices and Post
Roads OF the House OF Representatives, has decided
to recommend the retention ~ section 40 OF the
General Postal law which has been strenuonsy
fought against by number OF Boston pubnsners.
TINS section provides Tor the prepayment by stamps
OF all newspapers except weckies In case this sec
ton had abolished he result would have been 10
overload the carriers win printed matter, 20 the ex
clusiou OF Tho letters, tho delivery oi which would
ccssarily DO retarded.
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INFANTIC1DES?

6ueh smith, No ~ East sixteenth street, ycstcr.
div found body OF an infant about two wccxs oh
floating In the Harlem River, At the foot Of l3sth
street AZ the Morguc " was ascertaincd that the
head had been severed rom the body.
Tue poiy OF q male child about i've months old was
found an the Norh tiver. at The foot o. Forty
street, by the police, aud was removed 10 The
Morguc.
II 10 believed by the police that the children iouud
In the MYERS have cast thorc Nv tucir uarcnts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02

terry; Same VS.. John Mortimer, assault and battery;
Same Henry Moss, assault ana battery; Same vs..
Michael Loring, misdemeanor. Part 2--Hed by Judge
sutherland. The People Henry Bernstein, ieio-
assault aad battery Same George Lord grand
larceny same vs. Ellen Willis, grand larceny; Same
Elizabeth Sheridan, grand larceny; Same Va. Ed
ward Murray, concealed weapons
COURT or OYER AND TERMIsER--Held by Judge
Daniels Tine People vs. Thomas Monaghan, man
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
JOSEPH roULKEs SONS.

Joseph Fouikes sons shipping and commits lion
merchants at No 70 Beaver street, have suspended.
and the M cement OF their financial embarrass-
ment caused great In tho trade and the
warmest expressions Of sympathy were expressed by
thci friends and creditors. phe house Of tho
Oldest Tho city, having boen existence for nearly
century, It's credit has never been questioned.
For years past they have been rated worth
ST. 600. which was considered low cs-
Indies, Curacao and Venezuela Tho immc-
date cause OF their suspension was the
sudden ana unexpected demand from their
spondeuts Ia the West Indies tor large sum OF
money the payment OF which they wero unable 10
meet. and their notes went TO protest Another
OF their barrassment Is the uepreciation ~
property and tho general financial depression; they
large stock OF goat SKI and otner aools
which there has been great depreciation In value.
The liabilities OF the Grm between 100000 aud
$500 900, the greater part OF which IS due abroad.
being some acceplances held by parties In this
city III tue same line Of business. The assets arc
largo but no estimate oil Their value be gwen ~
present. the DOORS have not been written up they
consist OF merchandise, open accounts and mort
cages q sailing vessels.
me firm SAID yesterday that tho report OF their
suspension unfortunately but too truo, and they
hal uccn reluctantly compelled TO allow their notes
give any eSt estimate oil their iabties or assets
but ,neir booKkecper, WAC had been IN their employ
for uany years, busy engaged IN making up u
statement would be submitted to their credit.
ors as soon completed As n0ar ~ they could
.o GOO sno very .e O. which was due ia this c,,y
and was mainly held by their correspondents Ia tho
West indies and Venezuela large portion al tacit
consisted ot book accounts win west isaian
customers the value Of which they could ssts.
m ito. Thew had notified lhcir respondents auc
their abroad 70 send representatives here Ia
look alter their iltcrcsts aud tncy expected 10 call
meeting thoir creditors shorty at winch uli
statement OF thor AFFAIRS would be presented to them.
They attributed the cause OF their suspension to thd
sudden demand for large payments, depreciation aud
Dac debts
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Of a man named W. NJ. nazcn for keeping gam
bling house at No 40 Bowsry. William
Johnson, Thomas Wilson, William Purcell,
George Khlcnhausen, John WATSON and Henry
Newland indicted for violating the Pub
lie Amusement act Tor selling beer the progress
OF minstrel entertainment at No lilo g latham
street. and Simon Levy, Abraham Ancon, james
Pidgeon aud Martin Abbott were indicted for similar
violation Of law in selling beer wbiie performances
was in progress at the Canterbury Varieties, No.
I53 Chatham street ALI the accused, who were yes
terday called 10 the bar by Assistant District Attor
ney Bell, pleaded not guilty.
JOHN p. MOORL'S RAILROAD BONDS.
George Mercer, ahas Meyer the young who on
the 25th OF March last snalched package containing
thirty five 81, 600 bonds Of Missouri Pacific Rail-
road IRON elderly gentleman named John p.
Moore. OF No la Madgon avenue. called to trial
yesterday before Judge GildersIeeve. 1t will be
memoered that after sez,ng the bonds on Thirtleth
street, near Fifth avenue, the thief OF pursued
by Dir. Moore. Tne former scaled icnce and came
out on Broadway, where he jumped on a car He was
also followed by Detective King aud captured with the
bonds In his possession. The prisoner acknowledged
his guilt aud Judge Gildcrslceve him the State
Prison Tor the term Of four years and six months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
ERIE RAILWAY LITIGATION.

The application OF James McfIenry as a general
creditor to be allowed to intervene In the Erie fore
siosure suit by the people party defendant came
for argument yesterday before Judge Lawrcnca on
special hearing allowed TO Attorney General Schoon
maker. The application In opposed by the State on
grounds OF puuc policy. IL Is held, on the Attorney
Generals behalf that none but the State and the
corporation have right to intervsbc; tuat the
suit being 'in the name Of the people, no private
person has place trying the that the section
OF the code providing Tor bringing in third par
ties not apply herc anu that whatever interest
plansln Is In the corporate franchises but IN
tho properly, which interests VIII be PROBABLE, and in
This case tho publisher Is not citizen creditor
In the legal term, not having judgment Ex-Jndge
uomstock, Elhu Root, Dornan B. Eaton John
A. Davenport followed with further arguments, which
were substantially tue same ms those gwen on timi
lar tnotIon suits brought against the company
by tho Farmers Loan ana Trust Company aud j.
bancroft DAVIS Judge Lawrence took the papers,
serving his decision.
BATCH OF NOVEL INDICTMENTS.
Among tho indictments found by tho Grand Jury
during the month OF March were q lev OF somewhat
novel character, the accused IN each appearing
Yesterday In Part OF the Court OF General Sessions
before Jnage sutherland. John HOWARD was indicted
Tor vocation OF the squattng act In refusing TO
move from vacant lot ut ll3th street and Fun ave-
nue. alter having been duly notified by the owner,
BERNARD Conen. Patrick Donohue was indicted
Tor a violation oil the Sanitary Coue, Tor
ncgIigently hiring OF blast AZ l23d street
nnI Fourth avenue, In consequence OF when adjoin-
ing houses were injured and passers by endangered
Joseph KasselI also indicted uLder The same code
tar k.rpng i've geese ducks and chickens In nlthy
yard ~ NO 90 Ludlow street. Patrick Hayes, James
ssrear. snd Thomas Walsh were indicted Oh Complaint
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REAL ESTATE.

The following parcels we're sold yesterday on the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-07
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

DHENIX SILVER MINING COMPANY.
l. Location of principal place of business,
San Francisco, California. Location of works,
Eureka District, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at meeting of
the Board of Directors, held on the 3Ist day of
May, 1878, an assessment (No. 15l of twenty
five cents per share was levied on the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately,
in Emitted States gold coin, to the Secretary. at
tae office OF the company. No. sos California
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sth day of July, 1878.
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is made
before, viii be sold on WEDNESDAY. the 3lst
day Of July. 1878, to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with the costs of advertising
and expenses of sale
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
JAMES BoLE, Secretary.
ofice No. SOS California street. San Fran
cisco, California. je4td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-07

NoRTHwEsTEBN CONSOLIDATED \

NORTHWESTERN CONSOLIDATED MIN
IN ing Company. Notice is hereby given
that at a meeting OF the Board of Trustees of
the Northwestern Consolidated Mining Com
pany, held on the Goth day of May, A. d. 1873,
an assessment mo. y of one "a cent per share
was levied on the capital stock Of the corpora
ton, payable on the 20th day of June, A. ID.
1873, in U. s gold coin. to the Secretary, at the
office of the Company, in Eureka, Nevada.
Any stock upon which the above assessment
or any part thereof, shall remain unpaid ON the
Goth day of June, A. ID. 1s7S will be delinquent.
and advertised for sale at public auction and
unless payment is made before. will be sold ON
the goth day of July, A. d. lsES.-t same being
Saturday, to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with the cost of advertising and expense
of sale. G. j. SCANLAND, Secretary
Once in Postoiliee. Eureka, Nevada.
Eureka, Nev., May 81, 1878.