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PARrIsAN DkBirB nv rBE HOUSE.
McLane Warning the Republicans Against
Renomin.tisx Gen. Grant.

WASHINGTON, june 17.-Thero was a fine
exhibition OF childs play In the House to-day
Tho bill prohibiting political asaeasmenta. re-
ported from tho Committee on Civil Service
Reform. was under discussion. and there was
bitterness in the debate. Mr.. Conger vented
his spleen against the Democrats for their an-
daclous attempts to regulate the expenditures
OF Federal ofIlceholders for the benefit OF the
party. De Golyer cid and Gen. Hawley each
had something to say. Mr.. McLane of Mary
land undertook to reply. In the midst OF an able
argument against the pernicous system OF po-
litical contributions. he said: " am persuaded
TINT there Ia no other renson than n corrupt po-
ltical motive that deters honorable gentlemen
Sn9 BIZ .99' S'de OF tho House from considering 'n'S
The Republicans had been llbusterlng to
prevent lis consideration In the morning. Mr..
Conger jumped TO his feet and shouted;
THAT is an Infamous accusation from tho
gentleman. say 1t here in my place on this
floor"
ments Gen. Hawley called Mr.. McLane to
order and demanded shat tho words used by
him be taken down by tho Clerk.
The request OF the Connecticut member
created more constcrnation among tho parla-
mentarians on tho Republican side than any
other feature OF the proceedings Scarcely
dny pnsses in which language Just as pointed as
Mr.. McLnnes Is not used.
Mr. McIano said no had not intended to mako
Q personal reference TO any one Hc used the
language In u general way. and II was strictly
within tho bounds of usage both in Congress
and the British Parliament Tho Speaker said
that the language did not apply to amy person
In n representative capacity. and was not out OF
order. MIR. Calkins oi Indiana appealed from
tho decision Of tho Speaker. but Mr.. Garfield
and a few 81 the pnrlamentarnns on tho Re-
publican side caused him to withdraw the APP
peal. MIR. Cox gave Mr.. Hawley several
sharp -raps for his extreme sensitiveness.
Mr.. McLano concluded his speech by
drawing picture OF Louis Napoleon holding
in one hand the Church In the other the State.
and utterly ind different OF civil right Stolid.
apathctic. indifferent. rock less. INSCRIPTIONS,
careless OF human life, careless OF every moral
principle-thnt WIS Louis Napoleon. Need he
write " horse under the picture when applied
to American politics Did not everybody .recog-
nizs tho American President who had leen.
and who. II the honorable gentlemen on the
other side could have their way, would be again.
lCries OF He will be-" and applause on the
Republican sidol
Mr.. McLano-" He will be- ?" For shame. then.
to YOU II he is. and not only shame to you. but
to this country.
Continuing. he paid homage to the military
record OF Gen. Grant. but said that never before
the time OF Gen. Grant had no known OF Pres
ident sitting in the White House who had at his
side a corrupt. n confessedly corrupt Minister.
and who had. on the occasion OF that Minister'S
resiHning. accepted the resig nation with re-
gret."
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MISS sANDs's DIsAPPE4RAXCE
The Bsnsr that she May have Disguised her
self ns a Man aud Gone Away.

WAsTFoRp CORNER, VT, June H.--No
traces have yet been discovered that offer any
oluo to the causes for the disappearance OF
Emma Sands. She was last seen week ago
Monday. and ii does not seem possible that she
could have got out OF this thinly seHlad country
without its being noticed. Tho woods have
been secured and the ponds dredget, II Ia be-
Geyed that Miss Sands was in Burlington on
tho Monday that she disappeared, and visited
several steros. where she purchased several
articles OF mems wearing apparel and the
night WatehmAn at the Central Vermont depot
says that he saw u man asleep In car ut the
depot that night He awakened the person ana
shirt at Ihs neck that tho person was woman;
Hs took lOr to the Iadios' waiting room and
lot her few minutes. and when he returned
she was gone. This person bore resemblance
to the description OF hiss Sands. Her beauty
may have led to ioul play, but as she has Al
person was NJ ss Sands. 10 unexplainable. s1-
oept on the theory that she u insane.
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MORN sIoNs or WKAKENINo.


WARRINGTON. June 7.-Thorc are indi-
cations In Congress- that some OF the Democrats
intend TO bent another disRraceful retreat At
the meeting OF the caucus committee Yesterday
unmistakabe signs OF weakness we're mani
Tested by some OF tho memhers. II is generally
understood that Hayes will veto the Judicial
Expenses Appropriation bill. The simple threat
OF a veto seems to terrify the party leaders
Having surrendered nt the first defiant message
from the White House the Democrats now seem
disposed to abandon their constitutional prerog-
alive OF saying how tho peopl les money shall be
expended.
The caucus committee meeting was called to
modify the Judicial Expenses bill so that 1t
would be less liable to a veto than n passed in
the shape reported from the Committee on Ap-
proprations. A majority OF the Committee oD-
posed any material change In the bill. Such an
extraordinary desire TO please Hayes WIS man
ifested by some OF the gentlemen that one mem-
her inquired Of the older politicians on the
990,mmltteee whether they could tell where the last
the request has bcen stalwart Democrat from
the start. He has insisted upon the repeal OF the
military interference and deputy marshal laws
as n condition precedent to tho passage OF the
Appropriation bills. In party differences and
caucus COMMITTEES meetings he hns on every
occasion stood up for the right Yesterday he
demanded to know at what point the party
leaders would make last stand in defence Of
the liberties OF the people. He was informed
that moderation and conservatism should mark
A majority OF the Democrats in the House
talk rs though patience had ceased to be n vir-
tue. but there arc enough doughfaces among
dictaton regardless Of the principles so loudly
professed by them at the beginning OF the ars-
sion, largo political game has been played
Hayes, having by far the weakest hand has
bluifed of Congress and won the stakes.
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WoRKING FoR PARrr HARMOyY.
The Threntened Democratic Spit over the
Silver I'm ILkeIy 60 be Avoided.


WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE breach threat
ened by Senator Bayard's resignation is tom
porarly closed through the good ma Agement
of tho hard money men and the warm personal
friends Of Senator Bayard. At a Democratic
caucus this morning Senator Thurman Of the
Advisory Committee, who had Senator Bay
ards conscience in charge. made q report to
the caucus Mr. Thurman said that Mr. Bay
ard WAS firm in his position, and would not
listen to nny proposal Of compromise. He paid
n high tribute To Mr.. Bnyard's personal chnrac-
ter. but did not commit himself to either side OF
Mr.. Mcdonald sustained Mr. Thurman's re-.
port and advised c9nsmrvntlye course and
The non acceptance OF Mr. Bayard's res ignation.
Mr. Garland of the Advisory Commiitee nd
Vised the acceptance OF Mr. Bayurd's rcsigna-
tion. aud reorganization OF the Finance Com
mittee In accordance with what he called tho
wishes Of majority Of the Democratic party.
Senator Coke delivered wildly rahid speech
He was in favor OF rrOrganizng the Committee,
and reporting the Silver hill for action nj this
session. lie said he would not guarantee the
South 10 the Democratic party in tho future II
something. could not be done at this extra
session. He wanted something done NJ once.
Mr.. BAyar was an obstructionist in the path Of
the majority OF his pnrty. and he must give
way Senator Gordon made the most n2,o:
able speech of the caucus. He said he wished
10 discuss tho subject first from q personal
sonally more than he. lie regarded him As one
OF tho purest aud highest minded OF men. To
pain and no was certain that any
grief that would pierce the heart OF
Mr.. Bayarl would send n shaft into the
Southern heart Mr.. Bayard had endoared
himself to the South by his persistent defence
OF her rights, and she would ALWAYS be glad to
honor him. As 10 tho political view u the sub
ject. no one could question hla devotion to tho
silver cause But what was 10 be gained by oe-
eeptiHg Mr.. BayHrd's resignation and endeaV-
oring to pass the bill .now2 This could not BIO
done at this time What reason was there for
creating a wide breach in the party. and inVov-
ing tho hard money Democrats in n hopeless
struggle? He pointed t0 the Republicans, who.
divided inwardly upon this subject yet retain
ed an outward front of unity Mr.. Voorhees,
had the floor to speak after Mr.. Gordon. but the
caucus adjourned until tomorrow.
Mr.. Bayard's resignation will not be accepted
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NEW YORK GAMBLING.
Inquisitive Reporter. Casually GettinE mn
Interior View Of Things.

Gen. W. +. Smith. President OF the Board OF
Police. two weeks offered resolution at the meet
ing u the Board to the eec, that should any gambling
house policy shop be found In operation In any pre-
cnct by any outside ocer, charges must be preferred
agains, the Supe rnie ndenL should the supern
discover a gambling house policy shop charges must
be preferred against the Inspector and on dozen
more arrests of policy dealers we're made but all
the persons arrested we're discharged for want of eV
dencc, although ~ several Instances the police had
actually purchased slips and then made their raids
Yesterday IN the Essex Market Court John Collins
cuscd Henry Stur nt knocking him down in the BOwery
AMI stealing so from HIM Collins says lie won the
msncy m ia? gang g q Bowers on the previous
snl robbed Justice BiXby held stursis in 81 OOD hail
but before the District Attorney for
the papers and they were taken Away-un unusual pro
cccdng n l. SAID " guess" said old officer that
Gen Smith should have consulted certain before
he made that rule. II don't lust suit all parties"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-18
THE FUNERAL OF IN ORPHAN
TheIA syiun, for Orphans that the Rev. Mr..
Kern Has Founded.

Several weeks ago. the 80 yearold wife OF n
poor German, who Is ~ years OF age died Ia Middle
vile. y j. after giving birth to tiplctA The old Ger
nrst wife died chdless three years Being
poor support the ripets the father them 10 the
Rev Frederick Kern pastor OF the ives, Newark German
Reformed church. who thcrcupon opened a new Prot
caant orphan t,ium Bi4 korfolk street Newark aud
made the uiulets hs r,t hcnchcar's On Monday after
the tupet died and it buried yeste fday
expense Of the Rev Mr. Kern The body u the dead
babe, enclosed In tiny back coiiu, was surrounded
with white carnations, ro,os aud sniaN, ana ON It's
breast laN large calla hlY bud The coffin WAS q
cuar the lnm and IN little crib by another u
tie tnpets WAS dying. The only mourner the gray
haired father but lnrse number of knihcaricd ladr
present The Rev. Mr. Kern and the Rev. DR..
Guonthor conducted the funeral services
Before the dead child WAS buried. widowed mother
brought three children to the asylum. and begged the
Rev Mr Kern 10 take charge oi them. She said she
poor support them The Aoungesis one year old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-18
QUESTIONING THB JURrsDICTIox.
n k.euss a Arvason that s-N-.- a,
Case OF Mrs. saith and Bennett.

TRENTON. June 1.-THE juno term OF tho
Court OF Errors and Appeals was opened to-
day. There was q great thronG present. ex-
pectinG that the case OF Mrs. Jennie II. Smith
and Covert d. Bennett would be called. This
case is No 46 on the calendar. and no motion
was made in regard to it, In the case OF the
writ OF error for Benjamin Noyes. convicted Of
conspiracy in the case Of the New Jersey Mutual
Insurance Company. Attorney General Stock
ton raised the point that the Court OF Errors
and Appeals had no jurisdiction to issue. try.
or determine writs Of error in criminal cases.
lie claimed that that was the prerogative OF
the supreme Court alone. The Legislature. he
Rverred, had no authority 10 deprive the Su-
preme Court OF its prerOgatiVe. given TO 1t by
the Constitution. and bestow II on the Court Of
Errors and Appeals. and consequently the act
making writs OF error in capital cases writs Of
right Is unconstitutional.
The argument on this question will probably
be made on Monday next. 1t involves the case
OF Mrs. Smith and Bennett. and OF several
others. The subject is the general topic OF con-
Versation in Trenton tonight.
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Lynch Law Ia south Carolina.

CHARLESTON. June 17.-At about II o'clock
last nght body OF $50 men entered SpartAnhurg on
horseback and rode 10 the lM, whore they demanded
John Moore. prisoner committed for assault and
murder OF Miss Woodward on the 9th inst sheriff
Thompson having been warned that an attempt would
be made 90 lNncn the prisoner. had removed im ~ tic
Air Linz Railroad about mic IRON town int nding TO
board uorthr rnhouud NAin and reach Columbia; but
he had been watched aud, before the tram arrived the
Ynchers captured Moore and took him % the scene ot
the murder near Wexford, twelve miles distant where
they hanged him nt ocluCA this morning. lie asserted
his Innocence u the very last Moore ana his victim
were both whites
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sh erman satI.ned with It.

WASHINGTON. June 17.-John Sherman has
made an examination OF the Legislative Appropriation
bill as passed the Senate In its denuded form by
pairing the bill with the Legislative bill OF last year
tam parts Of which n rrenacS dihealty Ia constru
ing II Npericnccd. difficulty IN carrying Out
its provisions anticipated THIS CONCLUSION reached
to-day aittr r6 accounting oicerst the Treasury rad
reported the matter IN the Secretary This removes
the last possibility Of verp aud the bill viii unlOuht
edy receive hayrss signature when II - hnaJ passed
Ia The present shape.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-18

Officer Nicholas Sheridan Of the Central Park
Pohce appeared as prisoner In HE Yorkvlle Pohse
Court yesterday for slubbing Frank hAsters0n hack
driver TIE oficsr said Il rulO Of the fark for
hAckmen to keen on side ef she way. hastersrn
bounced into the Park and saetcd paSe ngers along the
walks sheridan ordered him away. hasETson snaSk
at linn. sheridan eABght ths blow on his elnb And
knocked AAskrHnn dsNn hasETson dsnied strikine ~
the Once r. he had beeu sukbed for not walking
away fast enough justice Dury pat sherldaa nnasr
S3UO bAil ~ keep Tho Ieaes
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MAUcH CHUNK, Pa. June 17-There Is much
uncAsncss among the miners OF Ills region outside Of the
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company's men, who are
quiet At EbeNalc, A. Pardoo Co.'S men have struck
and ~ Stoc ktnn. q y LindermAn Co.'s men are out
because they work In wet slope and want more pay for
ue incOuV Venisnce. A. Aadendrisd the men have not
worked for several days having 9sked fnr an nGISss OF
wages, which viii not be allowed. Al Beaver Meadow
the men in ho Nine have strHCk un account Of dis
Satisfaction with the ticket bos. who they charge,
docks ihem too Mugh. The HOHble Is purely leeAL
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ALoIERs. June IA column OF troops which
left Batna in tho Province OF Constantine yesterday en-.
red 6Ol insurgents occupying drne in the one.
tuubA Hills The Insurgents dslOiged bV the
uilorN, ami the occupied their POSITIONS. The
column continues It's march TO Medina.
VsRsaILlEs June l7-Miuster Lepers assured the
Chamber Deputies 10 that the disturbances Al
gers afforded no present anxiety Tho lOuso
consequently consented 10 the postpone tile
trTlellatlOn y the sublCC for month
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At Capt. Nathan Hale. Monument.

HARTFORD. June 1.-THE Putnam Phalanx
celebrated the nth OF June by visit 10 the birthplace Of
Capt Nathan Hale in South Coventry The occasion
great interest to the people OF that aud other
roland Counv and called together about three
thousand persons The Hon Chauncy Howard made an
address q WELCOME historical address was delivered
by Col Chas N JOslyn. ana speeches were made by
Lieut. -GoV Gaup. Mayor sumner OF Hartford. Judge
David calhoun. and others The formal services were
held the granite monument 70 Hale In Coventry.
The ceremonies ended with banquet which held In
A haAuiiIIl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-18
Aid for the Exodus.

The first public entertainment for the benefit
Of the Southern eolored people now seeking honest
Kansas given laN evening In Ohckcrng Han under
the auspices OF The Grand unitd o der o. Oii Feuw%
The house well hlrd by TAR the greater part VI the
audience being cOlOrcd iOk Of the better ciass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-18
Tho western l,n,,road War Ended.

CHICAGO. June 1.-THE managers OF tho rail-
roads between here aud Missouri River points today
stored the rates from the West W ChiCAgo. that the
basis ~ 81 kansas city Chicago for linn.
itcd tickets and SIS IS for unlimited. The Chicago, bur.
hugtou and Quincy Railroad Company refused 10 asset
the 81 Louis roads their aght with the Chicago and
Alton road, which ended the war ~ far Chleagois
cVuccTued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-18
TAs New m.-p.l,rs R.pusllsaa Nomination.

CONCORD, juno 1.-THE Republican legisla-
tive cauCus today nominated for Secretary " state, A.
II. Thompson Of Concord for STATE Treasurer, solon A.
Carter oi kssne for STATE Primer. John II. Clarke OF
Manchester, AMI fVr CommissaTy -GsasTal, Lafayette
Fol llath sf
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WILMINGTON. Del, June l7.-Beiore the
United Stairs District Court dis nOrRlpg Lvau Rice sH
cashier OF the National Bank Of Wilmington and Brandy
wine. pleaded guilty 10 die charge Of smencmsnt aud
sntTies lie sentsncsN " nNs ysaTs mpnsnn
nenL The amount Of the dslasahou was about thOlO,
OF which about UO has besn returned 10 tie bank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-18

Jorr1Nas IN AND NsiR THE CITY.

Northeast to northwest winds. cooler, followed
by warmer, clear or clearing weather
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-18

MauEsr's American Pointer Playing Cards.
Al with Fox Joker, rounded corners and patent inis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-18
Ticket No. OI.as8.

"Jspns the Book sutchern draws $4,000 See th
Ass Iek EaMt St0ig Faper, out ~ dAy.-lb
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-25
MEDICAL

eases OF years standing, and iI1c.-e1n d..
etc successfully treated. ea Leg
On; GIDEON has the pleasure ~ .n.
III ,stufnea IRON Visiting fhe r5a19
practice. ~ mas rezune1
The Doctor has spared neitbs, a..
money IN seeking out new rtmsS;. ume ns
returned with increased fseiltiss - nc ~
Walton Of human suffering. ne alls
Seminal Weakness
Seminal emission In the eopsecr.-s.
abuse. This solitary vice. Or dsn-Ucs o. NJ.
Indulgence, 10 pFaeficed by she v".Nsea sexlal
sexes to an aimost unlimited erttpt =. z 20
VIII Insrrng certainty the foliovipr sss,a
morbid symphonic, unless conibete5 NJ ussno q
medical measures. viz: ssllnv ys1sstffs
dark spots under the eyes. psir q sss...aelencs,
ringing in the ears, noise iile ~ ~ h<ad<
leaves or rafting Of chsriots. upsssssnsssa.sef
me ioans, weakness Of the linIbs seoul
vision, biunted intellect, lo1s n s4nlosed
asmaenes ~ apProAching stranger, SIsssas
iorin nsw scqusintsnces, q disposidcs1 %s..eec
soetety, loss Of memory, pimses - 2 shnu
eruptions about the face, iert,e e-s 80 vsF1oug
tongue, futfd brs ath, courh1 ~r"rs ini1ed
night sweass, monomsnia. ~ fsss-s-Puons
sanity. II relief be not oblaipeS sa1y m
sppiy mmediAfeiy either h prrrS = snouId
ter. and have . cure efet1ea II. ~ ~ let.
seisntifc mode Of treating M at-ss. ~ nd
never fails Of efIeetine . quick IA M. Sn.en
Cured at Hsme.
Persons sf . distance u.x 4. cr,~~
HOME. by addressing . Letter q m n1sppdnET
stating case symptoms. ienefk Il h-s 1Dovvns
ease has continued. and have medidss ss"r als-
~ forwarded. free frcm damage IA r.,s yLP.@
to any part Of the country, viii mi "a r,aIl.s
directions for use. pam
BY inciosipg Ten Dollars coin in . ,.d..-.
letter through the Postofhes. Or tkroesS T.,ss
Fargo \ Co.. package Of medicine ~, 4.
forwarded TO any part of the Union. :"
Persons writing TO the Doctor vm x,....
state the name Of the paper thsy ~ tk5ss a
verfiscment In. -
All communication ~ssrieflv ee,Nx~.x.,
Address DR. eippow
Box 1881. San Francisco. Calife,s;.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-25
Delinquent Sale Notice.

DHENIx SILVER lining COMPANY
Location OF principal place Of business.
San Francisco. California location Of works,
Eureka District. Eureka county. Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, On account Of sssess-
menf mo. 1871 levied on the 14th day of
April, 1879, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. a.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-25
CHINESE CUREs!
DR.. Z Lee,
The Celebrated Chinese Physician,

rs PREPARED TO TREAT PATIENTS IN
the most scientific manner. He kss msds
medicine his lifetime study, snd cures slnost
Every disease. He enrss rheumatism In .
short time. He hes new remedies for all
SPECIAL pIsTAsEs. snd can cure them very
quickly. His msafriBts ere all given bot. He
Eses no Geld remedies. He has made . number
OF astonishing CURES, aud sl persons aiiing
should at crsee consult him. Chronic diseases
yield readily 20 his remedies. and eures where
many other have failed.
NOTICE. am q graduate u The medical
School Of csntan.
oTFrcE-Red building, west side Of Monroe
street. Fiu
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TO THE U%NFORTUil7F
New Remediesl New Rem.d;..,
DIR. GIBBONS DIsPENsIpv

~ street. e~o1nsse:
commercial, ss~s
rrsncisco. C%allfvr.s,s
Private s~ntrsnes
commercial st,.ss
-, Es.blished In id
lor the treatnent
Ss and sssi,ee,
orrhcss, elect, stsss'
su.re. yphilis IN n
y, forms. ssnisss','
Weakness. Impctm,.s,,,
ETC.. efr ny
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-25

T,HE REGULAR MEEriNGs or THE
American Labor rBion viii b. beld II
ArInory Hail. ON THURSDAY EVENING Of
each vssk. Any person desiring information
In regard 10 the Union. can obtain the same by
Supplying TO the Secretary. at Arfuory Hall, be-
tween the hours Of 2 and 4 O'Clock y NJ. daily.
A. G. BISHOP. President.
A. u. cAxPpsLL. Secretary. sp1T-u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-25

"INNEMUccA TRIBE, 40. 4. IMPROVED
w Order OF Red Men. hold regular coun-
ellis 81 Masonic Hall on the third sleep Of every
seven suns. At the seventh run. thirtieth breath.
Sojourning braves. warriors sud chiefs, are
cordially invited to meet In council.
h. NJ. BEATTY. sachers.
MAX JAcons. Chief Of Record. al
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

A Ii PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
n indebted 70 y. MANNEIM.w; III please
call At his former place of business. A Frsnk
Doutrtck 1 go's, and make settlement. ~ 20
doing. they Will avoid cost and trouble.
All bills against me will be paid upon pre-
sentation. n NANHFI6
EuIsks, Nsy IL. ls7p. myiaLW
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And in accordance with law. and sn order Of
day OF April. 1879, 20 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock ~ may be necessary,
will be sois At public auction. at the efice Of
Thomas J. poultertr, Room "a, Merchants
Exchange Building. Californis street. San Fran
cisco, Caltfovnia, on
Tuesday, she Tenth Nay Of Juue,
l65o,
At the hour ~ 2o'elock =. NJ. Of said day, 70
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expensea
Of the sale,
D.. r. vERDENAL, Secretary.
O~nhce-Rooms 9 and I. a27 Pine street. San
Francisco, California. m2l-td