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BASEBALL.

YALE DEFEATS PRINCETON BY SCORE on TEN
TO THREE
There were several hundred spectators assembled
q, the 81 George Cricket Ground Hobokon yesterday
afternoon witness the third game OF the
tween the Yale and Princeton University nines the
FIRST game having boon won by the Princetons by n
score oi 70 and the second by the Yales by
OF 10 to2 Tho audience was made up almost entirely
oil students from various colleges, Princeton ana
Yale being largely represented. great many mer-
chants formerly graduates from Yale. present
and manifested considerable interest In the welfare OF
their club There were about a dozen ladies on the
grand stand and about as many moro IN carriages on
the sido OF the ground The representatives OF
tho colleges could DO easily distinguished, as they all
wore their college colors on their hat bands. The
ground was In perfect condition. soon alter
one O'Clock both mines were IN the Hold
10 iuli unof N, the Princctons wearing whic SHIRT
pants nd nat with brown anu orange trimmings ana
stockings and tho Yale wearing iight gray pants,
.hIrl ana hat with blue mmiug KS anu stock ings At
twenlyn minutes past ono play WAS called, with
tho Yaes ut the bat Hutchinson led on with pretty
two-oaso hit. Parker reached nrst on en error ny
Hamill. Smith hit 10 short and was thrown out at
nrsi. Ripley MADE twobasc hit, and Dowuer fol-
lowed with three-base HIT ana scored on passed
ball. The next Two strikers went Qua on strikes
such tremendous batting IN the first inning ana a
lead OF four rath surprise for the Prince
TONS VINO, instead oil leading of IN the same manner
IN their hall oil tho inning, were retired IN one, two
three order. In tue second inning the Princctons
succeeded IN scoring one run alter thanking their OPP
ponents IN order. The Yales aided run to their
tho third inning. one ia the nith and three
the sixth, the Princctons 10 the meantime drawing
blanks. IN the seventh aud eighth innings neithor
side scored, although the Princctons made nne at
tempt In the eighth inning In the ninth inning tho
Yales added uncarnci RON TO their score through
errors by Clark and HsmnL during the last halt OF
tue ninth inning the Princetons made fne rally,
less i've men reaching rst base Owing TO tho
sharp deIaing, however, Of Walden and Parker, only
two scored The nne base play OF Walden ior-
merry OF the Polytechutcs, OF Brooklyn, the
nj tuo mn m n ufyI N m
catcher OF the Prncctons was struck with ioui up
and retired centre ncd, FunKhouser catching dur
ing the remainder OF tho game. Clark, whe NJ tho
bat str uck ball to the ground, winch bounded up
ana M him In the eye. Following Is the score, by
innings
lsL I'd. 3d. 4th. 9Th. Oh. ia. sih. oh.
Yale. o o . LILO
Pr,nceton. o o o o 0 .
errors OF opponents-Yae, O; PrInccton, o. Time OF
game hours, 10 minutes. Umpire-Mr. John Will
son, OF Princeton, '73.
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CARLISLE INSTITUTE.

Among private schools which closed their ann ual
sessions yesterday was Carlisle Institute Tor young
ladies and children, No. 572 Madison avenue. The
principal feature OF the occasion was the presentation
medals TO the most successful OF the pupils Those
bearing OF the highest honors Misses Florence
g. Bryant, Gabrielle Z. snow. Lettie X. ODanohue,
Sarah Fax, Helena Bryant Susie " Holder. ollie B.
Fountain and Il. j. O'Donohuo, TO each OF whom was
awarded gold meaa. Silver medals were also given
70 Misses Annie T. Holder, Florence A. Baiz Dahia
Hcnriquez Rosa de Lima, Alco Chapman and others.
Honorab bic me ntion made OF. Misses Louisa Now
lnau, Lille Brooks, Reoccca Falk, Line Fountain,
Claudlne Creger ida HILLS, Estela de Lima, Ala T.
Stcarns, Amelia de Lima, May Donnslly, Alice Wat
tenburg Hor,cnse dc Hevia, Lulu Loew and others
The sen DOL and cassrooms presented scene OF pro-
fuse floral decoration the rcault OF floral
g,fs ron the pupils 10 Miss ConDeii the principal
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great measure to the financial troubles which

great measure to the financial troubles which
have impeded the progress Of even those institutions
more favored by public symp.ihy. An ad-
dress was delivered by the President. Mr..
James L. cia2horn, IN which he alluded TO
the advance made, despite every obstacle, paying
most deserved compliment 90 Miss cransdae. the
principal, through whose energy the school has
reached its present success There eighteen
graduates Mr.. John Sartain delivered an address,
alter which the prizes we're awarded The annual
prze-the George w. Cnilds gold medai-was
awarded to Miss Anna c. Walsh, who had
the highest term average The second prize
Ledger prize also gold medal-was awarded to Miss
Emily q. Foag. Tho third prlze-gold medal, TO DO
gwen year in honor OF Ars Sarah Peter founder
at the set ocl--was awarded TO Miss Mary J.. Craig
Prizes consisting OF books boxes OF Instruments
boxes water aud OIL colors were distributed 20 the
good conduct.
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The Nctte reached the stake boat ahead oil the nect
but tscking around, was compelled to accept thira
in jlbihg, and the Gem shipped SO mucn water that
was virtually out OF tho race from that time All
reached OF to the western shore the port tack,
presenting very pretty sight, The NeltIe hung SO
we'll TO windward that she astonished every
body, and It was not long before sho
was the leading boat II was expected
that the Jousneyman would not only smother the
Eureka, her ciass competitor IN working down the
river against the tide, but That she would soon put all
the Others tar as,ern- She never could get within
rife shot oil the Nettle, and AZ 500 +. NJ, when
beaten badly by many slower boats she TOOK 10 tou
canvas TO right matters THIS done, she rcefed and
proceeded General MINOR accidents happened such
as bursting jib halyards, this accident happening
twice The Eureka yet she proved The winner 10 her
class .i.tB. f.FT
FINISH
The following table win show the positions OF the
boais tho finish, while gives the actual and cor
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Lowsl-LowelL Is; Worcester 8; international cham
pionshp At Uuca-StaTs, OF Syracuse a uteas 81
State championship.
To-day the Hudsons aud Witokas play on the Capt.
tonc Ground; New York aud Orange at Orange
Boston and Cincinnati, at Boston; Chicago ana NIL
waukec al Milwaukee; Indianapolis ana Providence,
Provi1ence Pttsneld and Auburn. ~ AUBURN;
Rochester ana Star, al Syracuse; Lowell ana wor-
cester III Worcsster Cricket and Buffalo, a. buHaio
and Nameless and Winona, at Prospect PARK.
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ATHLETIC NOTES.

The entries for the ninth annual spring games 81
tho New YORK Athletic Club, which take place the
Fourth Of July, will close TO day Thore eighteeu
events ior which hsyone prizes will be Distributed
TO the winners All comm un cations should DO nd.
dressed to William H. Whitmorc, Secretary, box 1O1
New York Post Once.
Thc spring games Of tho Manhattan Athletic Club
take place Saturday, 10Th inst at their grounds,
Eighth avenue and Fiity-sixth street. grand stand
has been erected Tor the acco mediation Of the public
The entries WIN close to-day with George D. Parmy.
Secretary, No. 7l7 Sixth avenue.
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YACHTING NOTES,

The schooner yacht Fieur do LIS E.Y.c.; the sIoop
yacht H. s. Hovey, EY.C., and tho sioop zach; ZIP
pic, MT. Cowboy, from New London, are In Newport
harDor.
The steam yacht Lurline, N.Y.f.C., Mr. Jacob
Lorillard. has left Newport on crciso. 30 has tho
Osprey, Mr. Lord, Of Cold Spring, N. Y.
The Yacht Tempest tN.Y.Y. J, r. h. GardDcr, ar
rived at Newport yesterday. IL.
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THE PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL OF
DESIGN FOi. WOMEN.

PHILADELPHIA, June ri, 1878
The annual reception and commencement OF the
School OF Design FOR Women took place ast even
Log nj the Academy OF Fine Arts. rho event
created great interest tho ents OF tho city and
many bisn in position In the arts and sciences
gave, by their presence, announcements TO the
youthful enterprise. For ten years the school
has struggled with adverse circumstances, owing In
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HASBRoUCK INSTITUTE.

Hasbrouck Insitute held It's closing exercises yes
terday morning. The programme consisted OF reel
ta,ions songs, orations and vaiediciory BY George
r. DAVIS Then followed the announcement OF hon.
ors award OF Appeby scholarship medal aud pre-
sanitation oil diplomas. The graduates were ~ ioI-
lows:-
CLASSICAL COURSE.
In Rue Frank Z. WILKINSON, George.
COMMERCIAL COURSE.
Atcheson David H. Duh, Horace H.
Davis, George r. komasne, w. H.
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STOCK EXCHANGE RIFLE CLUB.

Tiffany h Co. have now ON exhibition gold medal
which was presented TO tho New York stock Elk.
change Rife Club by Mr. c. J. Osborn. The inten.
ton OF TOE donor is that n DO awarded 70 the best
shot 800 and 500 yards distances IN three compet
tons Al Creedmoor. The medal weighs three ounces
and cost $3.50. On Its surface Is an eagle holding
wreath OF laurel In hts tnlons The whole hangs by
two chains IRON bar which are inscribed the
letters, IN Y s. Il. X. G., and also tho monogram,
.slS1S y enclosed with a wreath OF laurel
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BEACON PARK.

TaIRD DAY OF THE JUNE TRoTTJNd MEETING
AT BEACON pAnK-GoLprrNDKR AND TRAM
poLrNE THE WINNERS
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
Bosros, June 81, 1873.
The third day OF tho June meeting at Beacon PARK
sea some very good sport. The excellent
weather drew a large crowd of urfmen anu lovers OF
shat OF outdoor sports to the track. Tho hrst
race called the 2:3o, In which all the horses en-
tered started, except Moatezama aad Carrie Allen.
Tho horses went away good style, Gold1ndcr
taking the lead aud holding II TO tho close, coming
home in .o7, Billy Ed second and Grace third, Peace
full who avorto in the pools, getting under the
wire sixth.
Iu the heat Iron Age shot away ahead at the
start but was quickly ovcrhauled by Peaceful, Gold
finder closing up at the hall. At the three quarter
the struggle hot and fierce, but on the home
stretch Peaceful got clear away and camo under the
wire IN conf ortable Jog Time, 2:2s.
Al tho close OF the neat Francis l.angmad camc In
fror, of she stand and abused the judges for winch
conduct no was expelled from this and all tracks IN
the association Tor tho season.
Peaceful won the third heat also. She was closely
pressed by Goidnnder and Billy Ed but answering TO
the encouragement, Of her drivor she came home n.y.
Tne fourth heat witnessed a sharp contest
Tor tho lead. Peaceful had tho advantage
AZ the start and kept The nrst
position 10 the hail. whom Goldnndcr close on hcr
wheel From this point 10 the judges stand there
Quo oil Tue prettiest contests ever Witnessed on
this track both horses straining every nerve Tor tho
vantage ground and ginning and losing alternately
Gold1nder at the three quarter made grand burst
gained nto ground, which hc kept to The close,
coming under the wire In 2.25ta.
In the nth heat Goiahnder having tho pole got
away spcnddiy aud gained 4 couple OF lengths,
when no kept to the turn, when Peaceful, VINO had
got down well 10 work, shot past him. After passing
The halt Gold finder made squirt anu again got the
lead, winch lac held 10 the hnisa. us Peaceful made
bad break and Toll back TO nth place The following
sa
SUMMARY.
BEACON PARK, ALLsroS, Juno 81, 167S.-Purse OF
$60o $500 nrst, $3.50 second. 800 TO third aud
$50 fourth Tor horses that have never beaten ESQ;
mile heats, best three IN Ave, In haraoss
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RACING IN CALIFORNIA.

OAKLAND TRorrfSa PARK-rHuRspAy, Juno "a
Handicap sweepstakes; 500 cacn, SO declaration,
$3.50 added; heats Of mie second horse saves stake
Closed with tho fol owing nomin ations:--
Hon. q. Dorsey's CHI. b. Modoc Chief, by Spectre,
by Young Melbourne; years, 90 lbs. q. How
son .............. 4
Henry Schwarlz's Oh. c. Mark L., by Monday,
Jennie Y; 3 years, 90 los. L. Fiukier........
lime, 1:44A-1:44k.
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rROTTING AT HARTFORD.

HARTFORD. Conn.,, June II, 1878.
A trotting match came OF to-day nj Piainvilis
PARK Tor $500, between NJ. Dorsey's brown mare
Fanny Jefferson and I. 5. Fosters chesnut geld,ng
Little Gem. The match resulted IN a victory Tor
Fanny Jefferson. Five meats wero Hotted, tue best
time being $3.50 *.
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LIE COUTEULX INSTITUTE.

BUFFALO, Juhe "a, 1915
Tho eighth annual closing exercises Of the 10
Couteuix ST. Marys Institution for tho distraction OF
Deaf Mutes took place to-day, and were very aterest-
ing Great improvements nave been made in tho
course Of instructiop. quite a number OF the mutes
having learned 10 articuiate words plainly.
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GENEROUS DONATION TO A SCHOOL.

HAvKRHILL, Mass, June 81, 1878.
Agenteman OF Philadelphia, whose name is not
mado known has sent his check for $25, 600 to tho
MASS
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THE sKCUND TRoT.
This was Tor horses That had never troted better
than IA In getting away Ripley had the pole, with
Result second. Vulcan, Alley, Daniels and The others
following. Result broke badly before reaching the
Trampoiinc aud ipley had brush to the hall,
the former getting ahead Just alter passing tho pole
and holding the lead TO the finish, coming IN vith
dush Ia 2:2l Daniels second aud Alley third
Tramp no was ahead ~ tho turn In the next heat
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TRorTING AT ISLAND PARK.

Charles Champlin, manager OF the Island PARK
course ~ Albany, announces davis troing for the
Ath OF July, the purses bcing 500 Tor the minute
class, $500 the 2Je class and S4oo for the 225
class Entries close Monday next
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY o.

and reached tho quarter In SO seconds tho others all
punched Alter passing the halt Alley got clear and
eader but he only got thrd place,
for Daniels closed the mare, broke her nna came
home In ga Ripley WAS drawn.
In the third heat Trampoi.ne led 10 the quarter IN
81 seconds ana got still greater lead al the ha ana
held II TO the close, coming under the wire 10 2:2d
She alEo The fourth alter smart brush Win
Daniels ana Alley, both OF whom came close on her
wheel several times, but she always got away, and
won in 2:25.
The following is
SUMMARY
SANE DAY Purse 5000, same division, for tho
2:24 class mile heats best three IN i've, In harness
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TARRYTOWN INSTITUTES.

A number OF New York families send their children
to schools rarrytown, and the depot In rbirtietu
street was crowded yesterday afternoon with the
molners and relatives OF the young misses who had
their commencement at Miss Metcan's Home Insti-
tute and at Miss Buckey's Seminary. At the Home
Institute the consisted or singing, instru-
mental music essays and rccilations. Mlss Mollie
Curricr, a young miss Of only ten years, distin-
guished herself by tho excellent rendering OF "The
Iudepeuden Bell" while French comedy, per-
formed by MISS Failing. Miss Fclter, MISS Brewer,
Miss Reynolds, Miss Israeis AMI Miss Gilbert, re-
Elected great credit the amateur actresses,
who only had a few days study their
parts. The essay by Miss Ada Clark, might
Brings Forth the Stars" was greatly applauded,
while Miss Saie q. Failing's "Pandors Box' proved
essay which would DO creuit 10 elri OF more
mature years After the exercises the first prize 10
the first DIVISION awarded to Miss Lizzie n. Lee
the first prize In the second division 10 Miss Alice
NJ, ud Gilbert. The prize IN French was awarded to
Miss Lucy Z. Galiie the prize IN arithmetic 10 Miss
sale c. failing; the prize IN grammar TO Miss Fanny
Brewer; prize IN spelling MISS Josephine r. Israeli
Diplomas we're awarded to Miss Satie q flaming, OF
O,wcso n ", ana TO Miss Lucy c. Gae, OF Jamaica,
n. Y.
TARRYT0wN SEMINARY.
At Miss Bulkiey's seminary, alter prayer by Kew.
Dr. j. A. Toda ana greeting by the chorus, Miss
Mann read excellent essay on school books, Miss
Langdon ON Queens Without Scepires," and a
French dialogue by Misses Cbanute, Speyer King,
Francis and Swift added considerably 70 the entertain
mont Rev. DR.. Todd then presented The diplomas
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THE HARvARDs AT NEW LONDON.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HER.LD
New LONDON, June q, 1873.
The Harvard eight, accompanied by substitutes,
coach and servants arrived in this city in the mid
night train. They will proceed TO their quarters ut
early hour IN tho morning
The Amherst Sopnomores had class supper at
Crocker's this evening.
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ST. JAMES, SCHOOL.

II is announced that Rev. Dr. McCosh, OF Princeton
College, will denver annual address.
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NOTES.

The New Yorss defeated tho jersey Citys on tho
Union Ground, Brooklyn, by score OF Z to4
Al hunters Point the Hickorys defeated the Friend
ships by score Of 10 to O.
The out Of town games we're AZ folowss-At
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sEAWANHAKA OCBAN RACE.
The ocean race announced to take place to-day
under the auspices OF the seawanhaka Yacht Club
has been postponed until next TALL
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CABIN yAcnrs-FiRsr CLASS.

The Emma beats the Libby H. 33in- o1s., winning IN
her class tho Eurcsa tho Journey man, 2Inl sos. |;
the Ncltle wins hcr class prize aud the pennant
awarded the yacnt making tho quickest ime over the
Gem 22m. 33S #stENEN sM 1880
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three mipu,es: mile meats, best thros In Ave. in har-
ness.
Sfdrters
j. Clark,s b. e. Jim isher................. l i
j. Gilmore,s b 4. Cyrus................ 80.
Jas. Van Dusen's q. e. I'd Michigan. .........
w. ID. Hams br. u. Ella Ear.
j. IL. Balps ch. " DeroDda. Observation-Disclosures.
OF n Blanchard's u. T. Brown Gcorge........2
Time, 24l-2Al--2:40
SECOND rRor
SAME DAY.-Pursc s.; Tor horses that have never
beaten 10 mile heats best three nvc. 10 harness.
Starters
A. J. Elder enters ch g. Modoc...... . 2
Taylor Il r. enter b. m. Mountain
Quail....., y
wiliam Mcdonald enters b. e. Wol-
lord ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 2dis
H. Becker enters b. &. Deck Wright. o 4 5Eo
Charles Forth enters u. & Yankee
SAM ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 8 o 4ro
Jared * Leo enter d. X q. r. Pilot. o o q O dis
Time, 2:29-2 :21-2:25--2 26-2:T.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON INSTITUTE.

Attne Mount Washington Collegiate Institute yes
tcraay al ernoon the exercises OF the
undergraduates were held. saluiatory address was
delivered oy John A. Craigcr. number OF recita-
tions were gwen by the younger s.udenss and then
came tho distribution OF prizes and honors Out Of
forty members of the junior class annual certificates
were given TO thirty-fve. twenty-five premiums
we're awarded prizes for dcportment and attend
ancc in he senior class awarded TO two brothers,
George A. and samuel G. ribbals. The vaied'ctory
was pronounced by Frank q. King. Special prizes
were also given IN bookkcepi ng, history and map
drawing
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DAVENPORT DRIVING PARK AssocArioS-TRorrisG-
June lS-Purse s.; Tor horses that mac never beaten
three minutes; mile neals, best three In Ave, In har
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TROTTlNG All LEXINGTON, Ky.

LEXINGTON, Juno Il, 1878.
Tho attendance at tho troltlng races to-day was
SMALL The pool selling. however, was spirited. The
sport was not exciting the avoritos winning in both
races Tor three straight heats
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La Rue, Fran
JERSEY CITY NORMAL SCHOOL.

The annual commencement exercises oil the Jersey
CITY Normal school will be held to-day 1t Public
school No. s. The exercises will begin ~ eleven
A. NJ, and the following 10 the complete iist OF grad
uatcS.-
brown Anna Gillig gan, Ella +.
Brown Lulu Haven, Agnes x.
Bouiton. Eveiine. hyatt, Lille.
Benweli, Eva NJ harmed. kittie
Crlngie Katie. IlRlsey, Blanche.
Chanpurn, Annie. Jeufies Emily.
coleman, Nellie. Poole, rugcnia.
Cuughliu. Mary. Robertson, j Jessie.
Uombes. Fanny ". Rooney. Maria.
Ouch Marion. Reed, Jennie Il.
UoDbs. Clara Tew, Macy A.
Daily. Mary. Van Vorhees. Maria
Ferret. Lizzie. Weber, Lottie.
FRANKS, virainisW w. Williams. Lucy 5.
Graves. Aduie. williams. Agnes.
\ Evn
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Total score. .....s...-
sFcii dead out oil bounds.
Reierce--w. A. Holt, Ll.G.C.
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Dirreto.r. made on the sd day of
Ianusry, 1878, "a many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock A. maj be necessary vlli he
sold nj public auction. at the once Of the
Company. Room No. .. Haywsrd's Building.
California. on SATURDAY, the n day Of
March, 1873. at the hour u ~ O'Clock n. OF
said day. 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
JOHN r. POPE. Secretary.
On1ce-Room . Hnyward's Building, No. ti9
California street. SAn Francisco. California.
mb9 a
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sTocKHoIpERs' MEETING.

OpFIcE BoYLR MINING COMPANY, sAN
~ Pnneiseo. February n. is1s.-The regu.
laf annual meeting Of stockholders Of the sbove
named COMPANY. for the election Of Directors
for the ensuing year. and Transaction Of such
other busine.s - may be presented. Will b
held o. the once cf the Company. Rooms 0 and
9. No. s1 h%ontgomsry. street. ran Francisco.
March, Isis. al an O'CLOCK 2. y. Transfer
books will be elosed on MONDAY, the 9Th day
OF March, and until after the M citing.
mil ID WIN. n WATSON, Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

nPTICR BENTON MINING COMPANY. SAN
Francisco. February n. ISIS The regular
annual meeting Of stociholdsn cf the above
named Company. for the ele~tion 81 Directors
for the ensuing year. and Transaction 0f such
other huslness a. may be presented. Will be
held 81 the cfnee Of the Company. Rooms 8 and
O. NO. s07 Montscmery strect, Han francisco,
Calf. rnia. on THURSDAY. the itth day Of
March, 1878. 81 . O'Clock ?. n. Transfer books
will be closed on MONDAY, the 9th day Of
March, end until aner the meeting
mht ID Nm, m, WATSON. SecrVtsry,
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GENERAL MINING AGENT.
N pELAvANI

r. AGENT FOR THE NRw YORK BUREAU
l FOR MINING INFORMATION. 90 Broad.
way. New York. IL
AGENT
For the MIXING Record OF New York. Will re.
oeive Subscriptions and ADVERTISEMENT for tho
'nn'' AGENT
whobuy and seji MInes. ANY one having Hines
70 sell. ltcsn be effected by putting the matter
In his hands, through the Chicago Mining
AGENT
For the ssie Of Mining Tools and Machinery
made In New York and vicinity, such % Ola.
mond Drills. Pumps, Air Comprrssers and In
gines of all sizss and d. pcripllobs.
gmes-.Atl 6t North C.streef, vi,si.is