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Alta sILyRR INNING CON,

"A PANY. Location Of principal place Of
business. San Francisco. Callf0rnis.
Location Of works. uold hin Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notioe.-T'here are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account OF assess-
mcnt NO. III levied on the 10Th dav OF May.
1873. the several amounts set opposite the
lows:
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And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the 18th day
Of May, 1878. 30 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock as may be necessary will he sold
At public auction. at the Office OF the Company.
No. 4i9 California street. ban Francisco, Call.
fornis, ON MONDAY. the sth day OF July. 1878,
At tho hour Of Q O'Clock .. n. OF said day, TO pay
said delinquent asserrmcnir thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of The
sale.
JOHN CROCKETT, Secretary.
Ofics-Room II, HaywArd'r Building. tl9
California sirret. ban Francisco. California.
ZEAL III
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CROwN POINT GOLD AND sIi.

nROWN POINT GOLD AND sll~
" YER MINING COMPANY. Location Of
principal place OF business. Ban Francisco,
california.
Location OF works, Gold Hnl, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that 1t q meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held gu the 9Th day Of
June. 1878. an assessment tho. 3D Of One Dollar
ttiD per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation. payable Immediately,
~ U.u,,i . ala gold coin, To the Secretary. At
the once Of the Company, Room ~. No. tlg
Caliiornis street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid OF the iOth day Of July.
ISIS. VII be delinquent. and advertised for sale
IL pubic auction. and unless payment IL made
before will be sold on WEDNESDAY,, the
sist day Of July. ISIS, TO pay the delin.
quent assessment. together with costs OF nd.
yertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board of Directors.
JAMES NEwLANDs. Secretary.
oflce-Itoom ~ ilayward's Building. No. tl9
California street. San Francisco. California.
leTtd
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NOTICE
n WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

r HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS THAT
i my vIfs, NRLLiE n. BOLKN. has len my
bed and bard without Just csuss or provocs-
sfoa, and that nom this date I viii nos b.
rsspensfhas fos or pay any bills Of her %
Ssst m WI soLu.
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CAUTION.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

0YrICR or CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
~ Mining Company. San Francisco. June Z,
1878. AT . meeting Of the Board of Trustees of
The above named Company. held this day. Q
dividend tNo. CO., ~ One ~ Dollar per share
wa. declared. payable on SATURDAY. i;ta
instant.
A. W. HAvESs,
jeio I'm Secretary.
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VNROJAN MINING COMPANY.-

III loestion Of principal place Of business.
San Francisco, California.
Location of works. Gold I'LL, Nevada.
Notice u hereby given. that NJ . meeting OF
the board Of Directors, held on the tth day Of
June, ISIS, an assessment NO. " OF Twenty.
i've Gents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately.
In United states gold coin. to the Secretary. at
the Office OF tho Company. S8 Montgomery
street. Room Il. Ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 5th day Of July.
ISIS. will be DELINQUENT. and advertised for
sal. at pablo auction. and uniess pay ment 10
made before will be sold ON MONDAY. the
nth day of July. ISIS. to pay tho delinquent
assessment. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
DAVID wlLDElt, Secretary.
Ofice-3as Montgomery street, Room n. San
francisco, California. les ID
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Crocker 4 suydam. Trustees. -
Crocker d Suydam do 40
Croker 4 Buydam do IN
Crocker n burnett. Trus. IA
Croker d Gurnett do Lal 10
Ciute L Loveland. Trustees ~
Clute q LovelAnd do IA.
Clute 4 l.oveland do ..tt'
Oofin q Page. Trustses....til
Crowley 4 Goodman. Trus. ~:
Cook q Co J Z, Trus. bal. TX
Cafwailader q % X. Tfus-
hal. ..M
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OYYIoE OF THE CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company. Han Francisco, California, June
7th, iSs..-at Q meeting OF the Board of Di.
rectorz Of the above named Company, held
this day. . dividend fNo. 26l Of Two Dollars Der
shafs Was declared, payable on MONDAY,
June 18th. Transfer books closed until the isth
instant.
jei0 I'm G. p. GORDON. s.ore,.sy.
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THE JUsrICE hiNINa CON.

oree-s2s Montgomery street, Room Al. San
Francisco. California. jes ID
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m Can mais money faster a. work for ne than
Al anythIps else. Capital no, required; We
VIII start you. si2 per day q home made ~
wanted sverywhsre 70 work for ne. New 10 ths
time. Costly outit and terms tree. Addrsss
mia ems ThUE D CO.. Anguish, natnes
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CAUTION.

nvERMAN SILVER MINING COMPANY.
~ stock sold 10 psy amount due on Assess.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
An Excursion Train Wrecked Two
Persons Killed-Several Per.
sons Wounded.

Little Rock Gazette, June 18th: The train
on the Memphis and Little Rock railway,
conveying the excursionists back to the city
from the barbecue yesterday, at Hills lake,
met with frightful accident five miles from
Little Rock. The train consisted of one box
car and three passenger-coaches, and at the
time of the accident was rushings in at the
speed of mile minute. The engine had
been reversed, and was running backward,
with the train in front. The position of the
locomotive, accompanied by the too great
desire of the engineer to make fast time, no
doubt caused the terrible calamity. AS it
came laundering along at the unprecedented
rate, the engine suddenly bounded off the
track, breaking loose its connections with the
baggage-car, and, upsettlng in the ditch by
track, fell upon the negro fireman, killing
him instantly, and crushing the engineer,
who is now lying at the point of
death. Among the passengers injured
were Harry Jabine, Bob Ehman, and Judge
Warwick. Mr.. Ehman' left foot was crushed,
but the extent of the injuries of the other
gentlemen was scarcely known, even to them
selves. A colored man named Lewis was
dangerously injured, and it is supposed will
die. Charles Moon, a colored boy of some
twelve years, was killed outright. Arthur
Phelps, the engineer, died about nine o'clock
last night. He leaves widow, and a child
about four months old. A gentleman suf-
IeTou SllSnG cOnGuslOnS, anu, DuC from Lne
fact of the coupling breaking between the
engine and the cars, the loss of life would
have been great. The coaches were filed to
their utmost capacity with human freight,
mostly women and children, and although
quite panic ensued among the passengers
at the tune of the accident, many trying to
jump out of the windows, it is fortunate that
only few received any injuries of serious
nature. An extra train lett the city at nine
o'clock last evening to bring in the excur-
SinniStc
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MOSQUITO BARS, all kinds, cheap at w. X.
Thixton's, 256 Second street.
QUERY-"Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg Bros.
Seal of North Carolina at the same prce? p
GENTLEMEN who desire fine whisky for
home use would do well to call for Green
Brier. 1t can be obtained from any of the
principal jobbers and dealers.
WILSON sewing. machines and needles,
also parts for repairs, kept by j. B. Aldrich,
254 Second street, Memphis. P. S.-F. E.
Keenan,, late of the Wilson office, will be
found at the above address.
ONLY one in the world-the genuine DIR.
Meade medicated blackberry brandy; the
standard cure for all bowel diseases. Bears
the written signature of DIR. NJ 'Cabe on each
label. G. w. JONES CO.
THE WILSON SEwING-MACHINE AGENCY
being for the present suspended, those hav
ing Wilson machines can be supplied with
needles, attachments or parts at the WHITE
AND WILCOX & GIBBS office, A North
Court street Have also on hand one new
latest improved Wilson machine for sale.
FROM Prof. A. Jackson, Laval university,
Quebec: 81 have used good deal of Col
den's Liebig's liquid extract of beef and tonic
:nvigorator in my private practice, and can
recommend it as extremely useful in case of
debility and weak digestion requiring
nourishment. W. N. WIlker-
son & Co., agents.
FROM Prof E. Bridger, chemist, Montreal:
" l know of no preparation affording
so much nutriment, and none which builds up
the constitution so readily and effects such per-
manent and positive cures as Colden's Lie
big's liquid extract of beef and tonic invigor-
ator. w. N. WILKINSON & CO.,
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The NIicrophone I'm the Mint.

Philadelphia Ledger: Yesterday few of
the officers of the mint were quietly invited
to walk on tip toe into the assayer's private
Office, to witness the trial of ''Microphone,"
which had been constructed by Mr.. A. E.
Outerbridge, jr., one of the chemists of the
assay laboratory. A number of interesting
experiments were tried, which fully corrobo-
rated the astounding statements of Prof.
Hughes. 1t was found that when a fine cam
els-hair brush was softly drawn across a
piece of smooth pine board, the noise pro-
duced in the receiver resembled that of vio-
lently rasping the board with coarse wood
file. The faintest whisper was distinctly
conveyed over the wire. The tinkle of the
new silver dollars, falling like hot cakes from
the coming press, was heard by means of the
instrument, through the closed doors, at
distance of several hundred feet. The foot
falls of captive fly are quite audible in this
apparatus. The establishment of the spectators
eliminated In silent wonder when the i'm
pact of single hair on the sounding board
produced decided conclusion on the re-
ceiver. The gentlemen were convinced that
the old adage that walls have ears" may
now be accepted as a literal fact. 1t may be
a surprise to any one but an electrician that
these marvellous effects are transmitted by a
wire nearly as fine as a human hair, one
hundredth of an inch thick, by measure, and
this fine line would doubtless suffice for
great distance. Mr.. Outerbridge takes this
opportunity of suggesting to Mr.. Edison, and
the public at large, that the word photograph
was long ago appropriated to another science,
as the dictionaries prove. Graphone would
express the right idea, being taken from the
two Greek words which convey the sense; it
also leaves out phi, one being enough, and
it neatly harmonizes with Telephone"
'Mlcrophone," etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-15
What Constitutes Temperance ?

A decision defining temperance as rendered
by Judge Robinson, of New York, is as fol-
lows: II do not mean to say that man who
habitually, day by day, takes his drink, or
drinks more or less, is Incorporate, unless
he does so to such an extent as to impair his
constitution or general health" The gener-
al term, in deciding the case on appeal,
took up the question. Judge Larre-
more, who writes an opinion, says, among
other things: 1.-The principle involved in the
decision of this question is one of extreme
delicacy and importance. 1t is not claimed
that the mere use OF alcoholic stimulants con-
stltutes intemperance, nor have we been re-
ferred to any fixed rule or standard of such
general application that we can plainly dis
Germ the point where temperance ends and
inebriety begins. Necessarily, then, each case
Of this character must be determined upon
its own particular facts. One indulgence may
indulgences fail to affect B. 1t would thus
appear that the test between sobriety and in
ebriety is the effect produced In each indi-
vidual by the use of alcoholic liquors. The
court below recognized this principle, and
left it to the jury to determine upon all the
evidence whether or not M'Glnley, at or
about the time of his application for insur-
ance, was a person of temperate habits"
Chief Justice DAILY, who also writes an opin-
ion In the case, thinks it is not a proper one
in which to set aside the verdict of a jury
because the evidence was conflicting on the
subject of the insured persons temperance,
and there was not such an utter disregard of
evidence that the cours should set it aside as
fragrant act of injustice. Besides this, the
question whether man Is temperate or 9TH
erwise, is a loose one, and may refer to eat
ing as well as drinking, and to the use of
stimulantss other than alcoholic drinks.
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PERSONAL.

MISS EMMA L. WHITFoRD left yesterday
on the steamer Calf, for Kentucky, to be alb
sent during the summer.
VISITORS at the cotton exchange yesterday
were A. G. Brewer, Arkansas; Jake Frank,
Carsons; (. S. Douglass and j. A. Warren,
St. Louis, Missouri.
THE railroad fair for the round trip to Bon
Aqua Springs was this day reduced to 50 IS.
1t is the nearest summer resort to Memphis
that is entirely free from mosquitoes and
malaria, and its waters possess many medical
qualities. See advertisement in another
column.
WE are glad to learn that Hon. G. D.
Stands, of Mississippi, was much benefited
by his recent trip to Bailey Springs. We
hear he intends returning with his family
this summer. If so, we prophecy he will
meet many of his Memphis friends, as Bailey
has become favorite summer resort with our
pleasure-loving citizens. During the winter
the proprietors have recovered one of the
main buildings with an iron roof, done acres
of painting, vanishing and embarrassing,
erected new billiard and bathrooms, and
have recently purchased in this city large
amount of supplies for their expected guests.
One good turn deserves another, and in re-
turn for their patronage we should give them
ours.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-15
Mrs. Brooks Finishes IOlanthe and
VIII Take Her to Paris.

Washington Post, June 5th: Art circles in
Washington have In the last few days been
profoundly impressed with statue, the work
of comparatively unknown artist, whose
beauty of conception and marvellous perfec-
tion of finish have awakened such enthusiasm
and commentator as are seldom accorded In
this prosaic age TO the efforts of genius. The
statue is young girl asleep in the 'slum-
berous noontide," amid the luxuriant foliage
of princely garden, whose accessories are
in keeping with the grace and purity OF the
innocent dreamer. Her head is turned
slightly to the left, and the rich tresses of
luxuriant hair float around her in curling
waves of beauty, half enveloping her in their
matchless embrace. The right arm and
artistic eye to linger long and fondly upon
their exquisite details, repose upon the vir-
ginal bosom, which is half hidden by the en-
vious robe, broided with violet blossoms and
leaves that seem to rise and fall with the
gentle pulsations of the innocent heart with
in. The face is one of fairy loneliness, of
perfect beauty, saint like in the tender inno-
cence that, halo-like, surrounds it. Such ls
the statue of 1.-The Dreaming Iolanthe, " and
such the effect it has produced upon the ar
fists and art critics who have seen it. The
sculptor proposes to take the statue, which
has been brought to a state of almost per-
lection, and which In its exquisite beauty Is
absolutely wonderful, to the Paris exposition,
where a space has been reserved for its exhi-
bition. That it is modelled in butter adds to
the interest that surrounds it, and when 1t Is
known that the sculptures who has woven so
fair and so radiant a dream into material
form and shape had absolutely no training
and no instruction in her art save only what
the divine genius within her supplied, the
marvel of its perfection will seem more mar
velous still.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-15
A REPRORATE.
He Nearly Murders his Mother. and
RObs her or S3OOO-A Terrible Out
rage Reported ut the seventh
street station.

st. Louis Times, 18th: A Mrs. Ryan,
respectable woman well along in years, visit
ed the Seventh street station yesterday, and
reported that she had been robbed of three
thousand dollars. Her eyes were BACKED,
and her face bore painful evidence of a terri
BILE beating. The woman lives near the in
tersection of BIddle street and Broadway,
and by years of frugality and saving had ac-
cumulated this snug amount. She had one
five hundred dollar bond and twenty-five
hundred dollars In bills. Unwilling TO trust
the bank, sue carried her treasure In her
bosom. Her story is that her son came to
the house Tuesday night and demanded that
she give up to HIM the money, or
at least a very large portion of
it. She refused, and he Immediately
attacked her, beating her with his fists, and,
when he had overpowered her, took the bond
and all the money. He then, with most fear
full oaths swore that if she revealed what had
taken place he would return and kill her.
Mrs. Ryan says she remained at home until
yesterday morning, giving no one a hint of
the robbery, for fear of her life being taken.
Finally she mustered sufficient courage to go
to the police station and make known the ter
rible outrage she had suffered. All the infor-
nation she could give in reference to the
probable whereabouts of her son was that he
had been working In the vicinity of Rinkle's,
on the st. Charles rock road, and if he be-
leved she would be too frightened to tell of
tle robbery he might go back there. lnfor-
nation was at once forwarded to the mounted
district, but up to late hour the youth had
not been captured.
London, June IA: The Daily NeUs under
stands that the son of the king of Hanover
will probably formally renounce his preten-
slons to the crown, so as to secure tie return
OF the sequestrated estates of his father
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mirable acting and beautiful dressing she
added materially to the enjoyment of the &C.
caslon. At the close of the opera this charm
ing songstress introduced in a very telling
manner the GiOrzd Waltz, which was certain
ly the most perfect and delightful piece of
vocalism ever listened to in this city. Mr..
Maxim did admirably IN his role of "Dr. NAL
atesta," and Mr.. Hill, the eminent pianist,
furnished the instrumental part OF the per-
Torrance, and admirably seconded the per-
formers by his excellent Instrumentation. To-
night De Murska will appear in her cele-
brated mad scene of Lucia di Ldmney-moOr,
in which she has no rival, and in her world
renowned shadow song of DinOTGh, in which
role, when it was produced in London for the
first time, she created an immense sensation.
Both scenes will be given in costume,
and with orchestra accompani-
ment. Signori Brignoli, Susini,
Maxim and Hill, will appear in concert of
very choice selections. AS these are the only
occasions to see this unrivaled operate
in opera, we doubt not, if the
weather permits, the park will be filled by
the elite and fashion of the city. Books of
the opera and tickets are for sale at Peters s.
and tonight at the park. De Murska and
troupe will probably give another concert to-
morrow, and possibly, some night next week,
will repeat the opera of Don Pasquale.
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Nothing Snort Of

Unmistakable benefits conferred upon tens of thou
sands of sufferers could originate and maintain the
reputation which AYERS sARsAPARILLA enjoys. 1t
is compound of the best vegetable alternatives
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and certain in its remedial effects 1t produces rapid
and complete cures of Scrofula, Sores, Boil
Humors, Pimples, Eruptions, Skin Diseases and all
disoI ders arising from impurity of the blood. By
its invlgoratng effects always relieves and often
cures Liver Complaint, Female Weaknesses and
Irregularities, and is potent remover Of vitality
For purifying the blood 1t has no equal it tones up
the system restores and preserves the health. and
imparts vigor and energy. For forty years 1t has
been in extensive use and is to-day the most avail
able medicine for the suffering sick, everywhere.
For SALE By AILDEALERs.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The convention was called to order by
Chairman Patterson, and the balloting was
renewed.
THIRTEENTH BALLOT.
Gordon, 91 Miller, "a; blank, /. Total
number of votes cast, 166. Necessary to a
choice 112