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JuyKErING IN THE NAVY YARDS.
De Facto Secretary Thompson and his Friends
Making their summer Cruise.

Officers at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
looked all day yesterday for the Tallapoosa.
the revenue cutter in which the de facto Socre-
tary Of the Navy Thompson. with party Of
mariners. is making n summer cruise The
object Of the trip Is said to be the inspection Of
the navy yards on the Atlantic coast north Of
Norfolk.
1t was nearly o'clock before the Tallapoosa
made fast TO the wharf to the navy yard Con-
gresham Benz Willis was waiting with Admi-
raj Scott Capt. Young of the Tennessee. and
other officers Of the navy. in very white and
stiff canvas trousers, and much git upon their
blue coats. Capt. Young also wore his sword.
The tall lie factO Secretary lifted his high black
silk hat as he stood In the bow OF the boat and
swept with his eyes some Of the hulks on the
stays which he Ia To inspect. A salute OF nine
tecn gums was fred. and the de facto Secretary
drewra chair under the awnlng on me necS r oi
seem al all burdened with the prospect oi tho
thorough inspection Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard
which he proposes to make.
With Admiral Scott 10 the right OF him. elttng
On n camp stool. Capt Young 70 the left ~ nun.
with his sword between his knees, anu Con
gresham Willis in front Of him. de facto Score
tary Thompson spent the time in chatting
until a Chinaman announced dinner Then
de fe'to Secretary Thompson bid the gentlemen
good afternoon.
ton. how long we shall be bere-a lew days
There Will be no Inspection to-day we arrived
too late
! the inspection would begin. With the dc faciC
| Secretary are his family, Mrs THOMPSON, tw'
daughters. and sQn; Chief shock 81 the Bureau
OF Engineering; Paymaster-G General Cutler Or
Wales. Medical inspector. Paymaster Bacor
| and wife Clerk Sullivan OF the Senate Nava
| Committee. Mr.. Mitchell and son, old friends
Of the de facto Secretary. and Mrs stem ana Son
The party will remain aboard tue Tallapoosa
| to-day.
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HIDING IN NEW YORK.
A New Hampshire Murderer, for whom the
DetectIxes are searchIng the CIty.

On the night OF the 10Th of June Martin v.
Dickey the keeper OF resort Of bad repute in
Plymouth. " H.. fired at Frank A. Eastman and
companion, who had stopped in front Of his
house in buggy. Eastman was killed and his
friend badly wounded The assassin took to
the woods followed by thirty mon. who beat
the brush all that night and tho following day.
He was finally captured but escaped from the
constable
On the 18th 81 July two brothers named Bart
lett, relatives Of the murdered man from Hayer-
hill. Mass when visiting tho Central Park Mu-
scum IN this city, recognized Dickey descend
ing the winding stairs. Dickey greeted both
the brothers. VINO knew him personHliy, apd
saw them in pursuit he began to run. and es.
capped on a pass ing horse car before they could
have him arrested.
The authorities OF Plymouth have sent that
fact to Superintendent WAlling, with an appeal
Tor Dickeys capture. There is reward Of
5000 offered; Tho Central ONCE detectives are
looking for Dickey. who is described rs 80 years
old live feet nine Inches In height. thin face
hollow cheeks. high forehead. brown hair and
chin whiskers, rowing dark eyes. high voice
and nervous manner.
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MRS. PETTToREW,s BIRD.
Its screechins Asitstes - Neiahbor Living
Oppo.ite-Is ita Nuisancet


The hooking bird owned by Mrs. Jane
Pcttigrew. widow Of the late contractor John w.
Pettigrew. OF 1913 East Twonty-siSth stroet Is In
trouble again. Two years ago one Of the neigh
bors complained Of it's constant scrooching, but
Justice Ouerbourg dismissed the case. Mrs
NJ f. Henry, who occupies n room at 1871, on
the opposite side of the street sent to the Board
OF Health on the 2d inst. the following commu-
nication:
se IF % gss e Ss II. scT,o, Of the
Mrs Pettgrew has a mocking bird which has set
almost crazy Having been III Tor some time past. its
.Iesp al nshi al other lime sent ,1e Pslscns
n9ie requestina her to remove the BIRD hns her how
her own house
Tho Board OF Health made an investigation.
and Mrs. Henry's complaint was fully aubstan-
tiated by the neghbors. DIR. Charlea F. Rob
ers sSn9isry inspector roported M Mrs Petit,
music and screechine, did disturb tho quiet and
repose Of persons residing in that vicinity; to
White. gave q certificate, in which no said that
Mrs; Henry's illness was greatly aggravated by
Mrs Pettigrow was served on the 9th with n
notice 70 abate tho bird or tho NUISANCE. She
has had tho bird Tor seven years Mrs. Henry 8
wrote the following note to the Board OF Health :
entered sP@p"n asG"., Mr. Of re1 ~ wh
am very nervous person aud cannot sleep well at the
best; this bird sets nearly crazy. learn she has
been served with notice but the occupants oi the
house Keep tile bird think there must he some mistake
sible
The Board OF Health decided TO take stronger
| measures DR.. Roberts went before Justice Kill
| brcth. and mad n summons issue Tor Mrs Pet
| tigrcw II WIS rcturnabe yesterday in the
| Fiity-seventh street police court. Mrs. Henry
| went to court in coupe. Mrs. Pcttigrew was too
| I'll to appear. and was represented by lawyer.
| There was no hearing. the case being ADJOURN
ed to Wednesday next.
| Mrs Henry was handsomely dressed lady OF
middle age. She said to THE SUN reporter.
| That horrid bird began To whistle at 10 O'Clock
| last night and kept II up until this morning
| II kept me awake and almost Wild. One time
| opened my window to find policeman to have
| him ring Mrs. pettigrew's bell. and ask her e
stop the bird. No officer WIS in sight. fairly
cried from vcXation."
| Must persons kill their pets because n ner.
| vous person happens to live In the block p Mrs
| Pcttigrew's lawyer asked.
The hooking bird lives In n large square cage
| in Mrs. Pettigrew's bedroom Seven years
| practice has given II sharp voice.
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from tho exhaustive uiumphs Of her great
emotional roles In such temperate heroics as
" jane Eyre offers
cannot help focling that tho idyllic era, her
aided by Miss Clax,on Iwho. by the way, got her
eyes open as soon as she got out Of the role Of
Louise.J is millennial. The premonitons OF tho
season are Arcadian. When Uncle Tom "
takes England in force. and Miss Kellogg con
sents TO sing along side OF Nilsson. and Lestcr
wallack engages Coghlan. and MISS Ward do
tcrmncs not to be q Cushman, may we not hope
that us the mellow day dawns Miss Morris will
take to comedy and even Dargon como down
to tho lowery meats OF tho contemporaneous 2
NYM CRINKLE.
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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES

Scott siiions approaches
III Mlrskai is IN Chicago
Neil Warner l. lecturing IN Canada
Mi J, X Emmett has gone 10 Europe.
The Ling cards are in New Brunswick.
Aurora Floyd at Nhlos u morrow night
Rose Eyuuge plays Nmtl Nks' IN London.
The stadi Theatre Is running summer show.
Rafael loefh the pianist Is coming To America
The Grand Opern House remains closed month
John Brousham's " Lo,us isa musical bureslue.
George Wood manages the Broadway next season
Anna Bishop IA here, ami has not been interviewed
The SAN Francisco Ministries reopen here next month.
Marie Roe has heena social .tar AT Richhed springs
Gospel temperance performance At the Park 10 nlht
Lolita comes the Park early N the season IN La
Cigals.
Mis-. Laura Joyce appes" 4" the Union Square in
Ada Cavcndi.h opens in the role OF Nus Gc,t at the
Fiith Avenue.
The Park will open with Bronson Howard's comedy OF
Herr AMI Frau Freikcl arc to the mascians here in
place Of Heller next season
Thomas orchestra will be REINFORCED tonight by
Leipoldth fun military band.
The Lyssam 9Psn: gnd2r M,,. Cl@NO"' management
Mr. Yandenhon. James Taylor and Mines LeNleA VIII
support Miss Gensvles, Ward at Booths
The S 2, o, n'r 81: say; 5 IA n HsSs'n DAILY ''"
Lester Wallack J. c Williamson, and Rose Eytinge
viii star at the brand Opera House next season
o hs npn sSnNTe re"re neS G,omh Il, o,S
The Aquarium has succeeded IN catching the public
during THE hot weather All u nsh that comes to It's net
Geo Rowe has been making Sketches IN Sleepy Hnl.
Of IL bones Esd
Fannie skerrett. have removed to Brooklyn. bctlannn
is 10 be the " old man Of the New Park Theatre com
pany next season.
Leona Moss who made her debut in the Union Square
Iheaus lat month wll TaySt IN me yi % a, me-
pru SS%Ss' Of FTss Masonry '' '" Wv '''' N ~
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Graham's Motions OF his Chances.

CAMDEN. n. j.. July 19-Graham, the self
cont, ssed accompce OF Hunter in the murder OF Arm
strong In an interview said that he would not hang and
laughngiy referred To the remarks OF Prosecutor Jenkn,
his summing Up saying that the reference 10 his con
viclon was done for effect That's all Isht. continued
Graham perfectly understand II u Wa Only done
them WI never hang for tns murder ! viii only
railroad II about i've years, ANA aitr have been
there Tor about year viii be- pSrdoned put Ike Johnny
Clark the prLs hyhter wh9 Was sent up or that Meeden
Jersey" when reference WAS made 10 the notorlety
he had gained. Graham r, Piled Oh. yes. IhHNe and
The thinking people believe told the truth besides
have the newspapers on ny side ami that Is goVi heI
~ one, can tell you
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Under the auspices Of the Emerald and Ham
ton Rowan Clubs series OF Irish national games are 70
be contested IN jonoss Wood Colosseum on tie 18Th OF
next month There is tdne II match for 900 side and
the champion ship Of the world between Duncan Ross
coicbrated Scotch athlete OF Canada and rhos Lynch
ireland champion, OF this oitN They Wal contend IN
th. following feas the winner ut seven ni mem 10 be
awarded tile stakes Putting the light .iont 10 pounds
the heavy stone $50 pounds throwing the hkhl hammer
~ hounds. the heavy hammer lb poundsi THROWING 5o
Mound weight from the sldc and pulling II nom the
shoulder, standing high jump, running hfVAu Jump anu
Itrl ri
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Mary Wclis's Illness.

Mary Wells the actress. came to this city yes
teriay from Rookaway Beach. where she had spenta
week at the Seaside House She has consumption amt
cancer in the stomach Her devoid ul color hut
sul wears sweet cNpresson " resenauon aud KIND
nues. Her eyes are deep sunten. huf bright Shc WINS
earled III the steamship Grand Republic ami taken from
II 81 Twenty fourth street in avery exhausted CoulluOu
She driN en- 60 her home M $50 sixth avenue.
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Eusin,ss Nutltrs.
Natures Assistant.

BR,SpRHrns rus IN their nature are Ike Che 'ese
tables used b, man for food and subject 60 tie same
dix suon ~ passing from the stomach TO 'ho m'e'une'
Inc,rrorai,i into the circulation they impart 10 the
bl,od new ytnlt, THUS PURiFNING THE BLOOD
How sensible are III, Law. of our being few grains Of
vegetable composition spread over the stomach remove
the most fatal utadios BRANpRFWs Pulls are tnno.
cent We can refer to perfectly healthy persons who
have used them for over FIFTY YEARS as their only
ply when needed
rRINCIPAL OFFICE No 2ai CANAL ST
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RUPTURE-HOW CURED.
Fact. that Every One should Heed, as Great
Suffering and Onen Death Results from


There il nothing more dcult to manage than rupture,
nothing In the way u nilment Little understood ny
medical practitioners generally nor anything IN whch
70 many trickstrs are ensaged uhs WIN ur nUhe leu
Consenuently publish In smother part OF TINS paper
under Ia. head OF SPECIAL koucss, the most SOLID ana
satisfactory truths relation " the treatment pfAcuse
bv Or A Sherman Of this city. Ihcy are series ul
interviews by reporter OF the 1t Louis Ra""in one
of the Oldest and reliable papers IN ms country
knowing the Republican, we can Nouch tor the WuMlu
ness the article and all says IN relhuVn W Ut nheI
mans prae uee.-Air
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Is the best liquid dcnuflcc M the world II thor
oushN cleanses partially dccayed teeth from all par.
asitrs or living "amnnlculW,' leaving them reatN
white. mpartiug delightful fragrance 20 the breath
THE FRAGRANT FLORlLINEn
removes instantly all doors arising from ioul somh n
OF tobacco smohe B'lus lAIty composed of honey s"ia,
and extracts of sweet hers and plants II Is perfectly
harmless, and delicious A. sherry.
Prepared is HENRY { GALLUP +os oxford 1t Lou
don, En-. land aud retained everywhere at ~, bottle.
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Hanged for killing his Rival.

CHARLESTON. S. G.. July ia young white
man named Henry Wise was hanged NJ WATERFORD yes
terday tor tho murder Of Mercer Brown also white who
was lis rival In love AFFAIR The hanging WAS private
only witn. sscs warranted by law heing present
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DIED.


McCOrTER In Madison. Conn. July 3, Mrs Hannah
" McCuttcr aged II years
McuU lNESS-luly II. at her late residence 10 East
goth st. Ellen. wife OF ThOma, McOuiness aged 81 years
Relatives and friends NJ the family are invited " at
tend the funeral Monday, July Is from 81 vincent
Ferrcrs church. corner o dAh 81 and Lexington av,
where solemn requiem mass will be celebrated at ot
O'Clock A VI.
OTOOLE Suddenly July II Lawrence OTOoe, ana
1--WE OF Iobinstown parish Of katvila, county Carlow,
ireland, aged 10 years
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully In,
qe-tcd TO attend the funeral from his late residence 24s
Clinton st, Ncw York, this Sunday afternoon ut
o'clock. To Calvary Cemetery.
sTEW ART suddenly on the ilth inst, Margaret
wife VI Hugh stewart. aged ~ years
The relatives and friends vt the family tlly
invited To attend the funeral from her late residence 2is
81 av.. on SUNDAY. ut O'Clock.
Colcraiue Chronicle please
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AIBASy. July l9.-Tom Ballard. the counter
fcl,r who few days Agu attempted suicide. Will prob
ably die. Inflammation having Sc in this morning.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

sisiIrrRE ALgANAc-ruts DAY
Sun rises GOO. II sun SITS. ~ Noon rises %
.IsR wArFE-rii~
Sandy Hook - GOV Island @ " Hell date. 10 81
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lI.IRRIEIl

AtDEN-wARREN At Paris. France, at the residence
OF the brides father by the Rev John Morgan the
Istl OF June X Percy Alden, Esq, Ut Cornwall Pa to
NARY Ida eldest daughter OF George Henry Warren,
ESQ OF Troy. N Y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON July H.. at the house %
the brides parents by the Rev Elder, George ".
Fountain Gusc, daughter Of W Hlman, all OF this
city.
.nATHAwAy-BooTH ON July T., by the Reyy Dr.
Houghton, Daniel Hathaway to wOOlscy Booth.
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WHAT THEY SAY KEsiiL ~ -, Iu iuh SrNDllioN
DR. '"H ~" .. -
The ase IN whch we I'VE \, uhIvl i pedou o.
uan.1r9u M @ W., ,,,., d,,,, Az
~ a,lol ,, h, III, h. ,,.,iv ..pie"ns an
ue M, n w. , T., i.,eencyass mn
w@rorss ieS s w. .r sraT rs ,HTcby thsn we
SHOULD nave eNNel.h,eu 'tI.uEh "e oPe'"u""' VI I"
Mann h.t,S'p t ui'n '' os h. q a rnan Of New York
Nsci ils cay ~ i's nhi' "l'ls us ., hnn
romedcs 70 uoT s9rsi4. rem LuLtrS Svn n,, Yyre
veum. OF Ms dreaiiu anncuon looked upon his pr9es
anrid In vain for relief hut esc repeated visit Of Dr
sherman since has served tD increase lis popularity,
until now every claim he MAJ, ha. been clearly proven,
via that he hAs discovered treatment fr the cure ot
he na without Inc use oi knife or the apple alton OF gall
ing and cxsslcratins tru.scs
,ori'is "r ne ren,fkniie .cr".s "f DR. s6ermans new
treatment for rupture hut without arccptng their
ciu,- our pnrt.r ha. obtained statements from the
t,lln,,ins We known ,yen. wlr have been treated by
he Dnctor md In ir,rl Them pita, we are only ref
forming A dutv when hnrlanity euo lis
THOMAS G. BUTLER.
Anomuloyce Tie linton Stock Yards whose residences
Is 81 -, Bremen nv np,Nc1ed the reporter. inqui:
foiinw.. sun, rer from single
eniccu er. and my trouble, IN consequence were more
bone was permanently Injured without obtaining the
slightest relief 30 my rupture Oiton when working I
have been compelled 10 IL Iowa suddenly and elevate
~, h. ssr,,or ,yi.i Wa m to 10 tv rcaline so
had ircatrt ~ ar.t visit H. him was made in March
last aud nov tee, well IS ever lad IN my lite PEG
sxpeirt" Confirms ns In tn belief nat Or sherman I.
one nj tie greatest htuc'act0rs ~ the At least
would not be without IN. hcncnt. derived his
treatment tor thousands OF dollar.
ur~uV ,Nnrv-rrnr rco
hT'N' h''''H''' -''-'-' N'N'
Tobaceons' ,13 Nsrkc' = sad was rupiurcd on n.
la
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ON THE PARADE GROUND
Ia the Military Post
Omen thr the wear 81 day 81 so 20 s24 so
per week. ALBERT II NhANEi' IlopI""l'
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About MIX OF Magnehaf That is an excellent remed
for ali disorders of the stomach Az drugs'sts-<de
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To Cleanse and Whitsn the Teeth
Jss Browns Camphorated saponaeeoes psp"re'' sos'
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Rupture Cured-Forty years expericncc Or
NARslis treatment the only safe and ehecMal cure
Only office, Nesey ST. Aston House opposite ~ IAus
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From ne kOe HdVsn ke9''"
iva never saw q man" says an exchange,
who though II a sin 10 steal an umbrella linen you
never saw man whose umbrella had Just beeh s'osh
Summer undo rts and drawers, use, SIC, oe sk
dress shirt 10 measure Ss unaundered shirts Toe AL
j. Johnston. 200 brand ~ sl'0' vi eh A'"''' wv"
It Ado
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Nusintss Hotties.


Mothersi Moihersu Mothers Don't fail TO pro.
cure MRS WlNSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for all dis
OF Children while eehug Price 20 cents bottle
e1 Penri or Mixed Derby, Al 90, Fine
Masknhw, 81 "a worth So 10 New Church II stairs
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Special Aott,s.
INTERVIEW WITH a NUMBER OK
PROMINENT oITIZEN.

PROMINENT CITIZENS.
DR. sHERNAN's TREATMENT FOR RUPTURE.
BY Re porter the st. Louis y, publican and published
IN that paper Feb -, 1878
WHAT THEY SAY RESpEGTING THEIR CONDITION
BEFORE AND AFTER TREATMENT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18
APPLICATION FOL PATENT.
NOTICE No. 5s9
u.,,.d state. -sr,., No. isa

TINTED STATES LAND OffIcE. CARSON
~ CITY. Nevada. November ~. isTI. Notice
10 hereby given that John y WEIGH, oven
MeCrohcn, Edward w.ieh, John loan and J. q.
Dewey. a. co owners and co claimants. have
thi. day jointly made application Tor United
states patent for that certain mining grouBd
md claim known - the Capital Gold and silver
Mining Claim No. 2. on the Capital Lode. situ
ste In Gold Hil Mining District. storey county.
state Of Nevada, and more particularly de
-cribei according Ia ofnciAl de d notes Of eur.
vey ther~of .. follows. To Wit:
Beginning ct . bot marked Ne. I. US Sur
vey No. i3l. whence bears the flagstaff on toe
Alta hosting work. rOuth 10 d-srces wet. die
liant about 100 feet. the nor Invest corues post
% The Capital. v. 3. survey No. iOi. north sos
degrees es-t. distant 30 feet. and running
thence from said Po-t No. I. first course. north
~ degrees west 1850 feet 10 fo-t No. 2. m
rsyiue. and whence bears the quarter section
eOrper on the north line Of Section 5. Town
ship 10 moth. ksnse ~ east. Mount Dtablo
mel iiisn. north n degrees east I SIS feet:
thence. second course. north ~. degrees east
GU feet. TO Post No. . /. thence. third coure,
south " degrees east i.,ol feet Ia Po-t No. q;
thensr. fourth eourse. south SOY degrees wesi
al 100 fcet northeast corner post Of Capital
u. \ Survey No iGi. 81 400 feet northwest cot.
ner post OF Capital y. =. Survey No. ioi. go
ret. 10 the place Of b.ginnins-the anne bsing
and containing ~ c. io scrcs.
survey male To conform with the record NJ
location. Witnesses % its identity herewith
presented. Bearings expressed from true me
tilisn. Magnetic variation ID degrees " min
ute- east.
The improvements consist In two shafts aud
an excavation for . new shaft. exceeding $500
In value.
said mining claim for which U. \. patent is
90 applied for CONSISTS Of 800 linear feet u the
said Capital Lode, bearing gold and silver. with
and including all the dip-. spur. angls~ and
variations thereof. With the surface ground a.
above de.crihed. A notice O. this zpplica ion
for U. \. pat-nt will be found po-ted con.picu-
ously iyon said mining claim and premises, to
vii, upon . toard three and . salt feet In
lsnzth. which said bo.ru II attached TO . stake
two feet Ia length. Noaice of loss;i n of said
mining claim vii, he found rcosiei In book D
Of Mining locations, on rage ii!. of STOREY
County kecoris.
Any AMI all y r-ons having OF claiming any
adverse right Or claim 10 any portion 10 the
said iaining premises will. durins the sixty
days psfiod q, publication OF this potiee. die
with the Re.i.tsr % said Land Ofic- their ad-
vcrse claim IN writing. sitting forth clearly the
nature and extent of such adverse claim with
. diagram illustrative thereof. g. provided BY
Law and the rules sad regulations VI the Gen.ral
LAM Ofice In such ea-e made and provided. %
be barrel By virtue Of the provisions of the
statute. =
de1Gli q. " HARRIS Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
IUsrICE MININo COnPANY-

-
% Location Of principal plsee Of business.
san francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold Hin District. storey
county. Nevada
Notice IL hereby given. ,hst Ct . meeting o.
the Board OF Directors. held on the l0th day OF
January. ISIS. an assessment No. 81 OF Two
Dollars per shsrc w.- levied upon the capital
.tock Of thu corporation. payable Immediately.
in United states gold coin. 10 the secretary, Al
the once Of the Company. Room =. Hay
wards Buiidins. ti9 California strest San
Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shal
remAin unpaid on the itth day OF February,
ISIS, viii b delinquent. and advertised Tor
sale At public auction. and unls.s payment
- made before. viii be ,old on WEDNESDAY.
the 9Th day OF March. ISIS. To pay the deiin-
quent s.sr-sment. togvther with costs OF I'D
vertisins and expenses OF .Ale.
by order OF the board Of Directors.
JAMES y. KENNEDY. secretary...
O~nee-Room . Haywards bailding. <is Csii
foruia street. San fanci.eo. CshfofniA. laiItd
mock ISLAND GOLD AND AL
N vER MINING OOMPANY.-Location Of
principal place Of business. san franeiseo. Cal
iforniA.
Location Of works, Gold Hin Mining DE
triet. rtorey County. Nevada
Of the Board Of D~irectop. held ON the ytt
day VI January. A. D.. ISIS, an easement no
III Of % cents share was levi-a upon The
capital stoek OF the corporation, payable I'm
mediaieiy, In United states gold coin. 10 thu
Secretary. at the ofnce Of the Company, Ne
ais caliionls street, s~n Francisco. Cali
forniA.
AM stock upon which this assessment shAl
remain unpaid On the ilth day of February
ISIS, will be delinquent, and advertised Tor sAls
81 pablo ~saetion. and unle-s payment IL msd,
before will be sold on TUESDAY. the 5f
day % March, ISIS, TO pay the d~elinquen
and expenses ot sale.
BY order OF The Directors.
J. W. CLARK. eeeretary.
ofncs-Room No. = ais California street. sai
Francisco. california lailtd
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sTockHoIpERs' MEEIlKa.

Orylos OF rIs KSicxsrBock.R
January I, isfs-The Annual Meeting OF the
stoekh ,ilers VI the Knickerbocher Mining
Company, fyr the elsc Ion OF q Board OF d.
rsstors 20 ssrvs for the snsuing yesr. and fer
the transaction OF pueh other businss - mag
Al The o6cs Of the Compsno. No. % Academy
Buildirg, No. 80 Pine street, San Franctsco.
California. on FRIDAY. the lsth day q January,
ISIS. at ooe IN o'c'oek 2. =. Tnnsfee books
Win eloee on saturday. the Sch dag Of January.
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