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FOREIGN FLASHES.
Legitirnist Banquets in Honor Of Count de
.@Ma Ohambord.

PARIS, July 16.-Several Legitimfst BAN
quets were held to-day in honor OF Count
Chambord's nameday.
INCENDIARY FIRES IN RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 16.-There have been
incendiary fires at Kostow, Russia.
ANOTHER INsURREcToN In TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE July 1G-It is reported
that an fnsurrection has broken out at Ras-
grad and YamboIi.
RUMORED THREATS AGAINST THE LIFE OF
THE BELGIAN KING.
BRUSSELS, July 16.-P1acards have again
been posted throughout the city threatening
the life OF the King.
THE JEWS IN ROUMANIA.
BUCHAREST, July 16.-The Cabinet has re
signed In consequence OF the difficulty in
settling the Jewish emancipation question.
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w WASHINGTON
Ex-Gov. Ramsey is Willing to be
fecretary Of War.
Rumors that Ramsey Will Be Possi-
BILE Candidate Before the Repub-
1iean Presidential Nomina-
ting Convention in 1880.

WASHINGTON, July 1e.-The President is
said to have received letter from Ex-Gov.
Ramsey, OF Minnesota, In which he states
that he will accept the appointment of Secre-
tary OF War when rendered him. The letter
Is in reply to one addressed to Mr.. Ramsey
by the President
In this connection 1t might be stated that
rumors have been In circulation for several
days past to the effect that prominent Repub-
licans have entered into an agreement that
should there be anything like q deadlock In
the coming presidential nominating conven-
ton, Gov. Ramsey was to be put forward as
compromise candidate. Senators Conkling
and Blaine are to be parties to the arrange
ment.
FOUR PER CENT BONDS.
The sum OF $51 ,824, 400 In 4 per cent certjf-
Gates have been received at the treasury for
exchange into per cent bonds.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
The Boston Trunk Mystery Solved.

BosToN, July 1G.-At Braintree, Mass, yes
terday, % the farm Of DR.. Stmonds, Detec-
tives Harding and GerrauRhty arrested Caro-
G. aeodrch Who Rtnn has osen residing ct q
Madame Goodrich, and DR.. Daniel r. Kim.
ball. formerly Of 266 fremont street. Boston
as murderers OF Jennie CLARK, victim OF the
trunk tragedy in Lynn. The prisoners were
brought to the City Hall, where they now re-
| main.
At Il D. m. yesterday Officer Houghton ar
| rested A. IN. Adams hardware dealer, OF No.
8 Blue Hill Avenue, at whose house the unfor-
tunate girl lived prior to her death: Adams
was taken before Superintendent Adams, and
there denied any knowledge whatever Of the
case, and said that he was glad the murderers
were likely to be brought to justice. He re-
fused to say anything more and Is held as a
witness: Mrs. and Miss Smith, nurses at
SOmerville, were also arrested, and when they
found themselves prisoners made clean
breast of the whole matter and confessed That
Jennie Clark died ut their house from the
effects Of an abortion produced by DR.. Kimball
and Madame Goodrich.
DETERMINED 70 MAKE AWAY WITH H1nsEnr.
CINCINNATI, July I'D. slayman, Of Ur..
daughter on the O. s. and q. r. Il. to-day,
went into closet, fastened the door and shot
himself five times. Great excitement was
created. The train was stopped and an en-
dow 0 shd epeng tie door e soon e
aroused be drew knife and began slashing
himself fn q terrible manner. He was taken
out and still lives in terrible agony, begging
some one to kill him. He was taken off the
cars at Whartonsburg, Ohio.
THE BUFoRD TRIAL.
OWEyTON, KY, July 16-The defense closed
this afternoon and the State com menced tes-
timony In rebuttal, presenting strong evil
dence OF the prisoners q sanity.
THE sMITH-BENNETT CASE ON APPEAL.
TRENTON, N. J., July 16.-The Smith Ben
net case came up before the Court of Errors
and Appeals composed OF Chancellor Eunyan
and fourteen other judges, this morning. The
Attorney General moved to strike out all the
principal assignments OF error, but the deeis-
ion on that question was reserved. Mr.. Win
field read Judge Knapp's charge to the jury,
his opinion delivered in the Supreme Court
last Friday and the letter sent by Bennett to
Mrs. Smith, after which he read printed
brief, reviewing the case, and also made
numerous points In favor of new trial
After recess was taken the Attorney General
read printed brief In response, after which
the court adjourned until tomorrow at 10
o'clock.
A 100000 FIRE In BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, July 16.-Pitts's agricultural
works which burned this morning, was
large three-story brick building, where
machines we're manufactured. Two
acres of buildings, including the foundry,
were. destroyed. Loss 100000. Fully in
sured.
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WAsHINaTor, July 16.--To-da opens hotter
II anything than yesterday, the thermometer
at II q. m. marking 95 In the shade.
END OF THE MEMPHIS FEVER SCARE.
MEMPHIS, July 16.-Now that the scare ID
completely over business y picking up, and
ranging their affairs have returned. The
river business is especially brisk, and steam.
er6 are receiving freight even for points lii
Arkansas, confident that ell these localities
Will follow the example OF New Orleans, Cairo
and other places, and raise the quarantine at
once.
THE SITUATION AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS. July 16.-No new cases of fellow
fever have been reported. Judge Rays son
is Improving and will probably recover. some
physicians say it is not yellow fever, but
nalarial az lever With yellow fever symptoms
country, which had black vomit and recover
ed, and yet he says 1T was not yellow fever
BUSINESS has resumed the usual routine foI
this season, and confidence is felt that there
will be no epidemic.
THE ILLNESS IN LoHrLLARD's TOBACCO FAC
TORY.
JERSEY Cry, June 16.-Health Inspector
Cronin informed reporter that he intended
to Investigate to-day the sanitary condition
OF Lorillard's tobacco factory. He added that
ne would summon meeting OF the board OF
health and then all would go to visit the
ACaIsEps @SIULlil says bHht SDL06 mover En6M-
ical preparation must have been used In the
manufaeture OF the tobacco. After seeing It's
effects the managers have doubtless discon-
tinued 1t. The air In the dry filling depart
ment is said to be very foul.
TWO CASES OF sUNsTRoKE AT ST.. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, July 16.-There have been two
eases G, Of sunstroke to-day and thus far but
nfteen cases OF pr0stration from Overheat
have been treated at the dfspensarY, without
The loss Cf q case as yet.
ONE HUNDRED DEGREES AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, July I6-To-tiay was the
hottest Of the season. At O'clock 1t was 100
Ia the shade.
THE HEATED TERM IN NEW YORK. y
New York, July 1.-THE intense heat Of
yesterday. was exceeded to-day. The heat
this morning was st1fiing, and vessels In the
pay. Day and rivers Icy motionless The streets
parently alta standstill. Car and stage dri-
Vers, truckmen and expressm en- suffered most
Many horses succumbed and several drivers
were compelled to knock off.
Ihe thermometer started at 7go at 8 a. Iu
and at midday was 93o. At 30 D. m. 1t was
lels at ?. ~ 81. at Q p. m: 7eo, and at mid
companied by thunder and lightning. set ii
at intervals during the night, cooling the at
mCsphere very much.
Nine cases OF ofsu1stroke were reported In the
city to-day.
SEVERE STORM IN CONNECTICUT.
New HAVEN, July. 1s.-A storm passed
over here to- day at 5 p. nd. 1t was exceedingly
violent, the thunder and lightning seeming
continuous for some time. Lightning struck
three or four places, but no particular dam
agei Is registered.
THE MERCURY AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 16.-The highest point
the thermometer reached was 500 at :37 b. n.
Several cases Of Sickness from heat, but no
sunstrokes are reported.
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He wonld NOT surrender.

STANLEY COURT HOUSE. N. g., July 16.-
Charles Forrest, a farm laborer, 10 Q diff
Guilty with his employer, made an attempt to
behead him with q scythp. A warrant was
Issued for the arrest Of Forrest and placed ID
ne hands OF John Thompson, who attempted
70 serve 1t. Forrest warned him that II he ar
rested him he would kill him, and placed him
self Id position Of Defense The officer drew
als revolver and killed him.
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\ NEWPORT Items.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 16. The United
States steam frgate Powhattan arrived here
this afternoon and will remain several days.
A heavy tempest OF thunder, lightning,
wind, rain and hail prevailed this afternoon,
and badly washed the roads. Much other
damage was done by the wind and rain.
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An Internal Revenue Fight In the Old
North state.

AsHEvILLE, ". O., July 16--A fight oc-
cured to-day between Federal Internal rev.
enue collector and John Wiggins, Polk Glib
son and Thos. Connolly, In which Gibson was
hnot dead and Connolly badly wounded. Wig
gins was noted violator Of the revenue laws,
and the officers made an attem pt to take him
INTO custody, when Abe Wiggins came to his
pofiother's q rescue and endeavored to prevent
als arrest. A general fight ensued, with the
result given. The Wigginses are lii custody.
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An action for damages brought BY Mrs
VIM. e. Peck against the New York Elevated
railroad for damages received BY her some
time since, BY an accident On that road has
been COMPROMISED. The company pays Mrs
Peck $4,000 and all the expenses OF the suit
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GERMANY.
Labor Riots in silesia-A Number of People
..~@-.~ Killed. ~

BERLIN, July t6-There have been serious
riots In the iron works In Silesia, which the
military were called ON to suppress. Several
Of the rioters we're killed and many arrests
were made. The riots were caused by the en-
ployers refusing to increase the wages.
GOODS FOR SOUTH AMERICA.
1t is proposed to send q large quantity OF
goods to South America for the purpose Of
forming an exhibition and making the people
acquainted with German manufactures.
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The ministers Of Connecticut have struck
against the marriage fees charged by license
clerks. The law allows fifty cents for each
one, but the officials have been in the habit of
asking 81 so. The Rev. Mr.. Bacon, of New
London, started the movement by bringing
suit against the register Of New Haven.
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The Chicago FIRE Mar.hal.n,p.

CHICAGO, July 16.-Fire Marshal Mat Ben
ner, who was reinstated In office by the Coun-
cil after having been dismissed by Mayor
Harrison, to-day voluntarily resigned. It is
supposed that this Is conciliatory step, and
| rxa1a
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4 correspondent writing from Toxic, Japan.
June 9, says: The reappearauce Of cflOiera, or
something cieseiy resembling 1t, Id several Of
the southern provinces o. japan, Y exciting
tion here. It i5 too soon yet to predict any
thing with certainty about IL. i arm very
doubtful whether there fs any reaI AsIatic
cholera ait present ID Japan. The fact ID, that
in both China and Japan there appears almost
II becomes epidemic disease, which 90 nearly
Stimulates Aaiatic cholera that only the abIest
physicians can tell whether IL ID the genuine
type or not. Nervous people are sure TO get q
cholera scare every year OF their lives In China
and Japan. Even the doctors disagree about
II and quarrel over tt. It will be we'll, ali ALL
events. during summer, for the quarantine
oMcers OF San Francisco to keep coed Waten
over vessels arriving from the OrIent.
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cheurer rancho, three miles east OF that
place, and killed Juan Josia Hurdess and wife
and drove of sixteen horses party of
fourteen citizens and detachment OF troops
are In pursuit.
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The animal that pulls the canaIboat is said
to resemble the Hull murderer, inasmuch az
LIZ is mule Ut tow.
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A druggist, recolIecting the Latin eompli-
ment to the product Of the vineyard, III uspo
ver1tas. has put up this Inscription to the
sIodit 0f bis sU<l& fOuntAiu III S1tla sQajtas,
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An Iadlan Matd Iii Texas.
8, GALVESTON, july LEA special from Fort
Dasis says that Indians attacked Dvul-
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SPORTING NOTES.
End Of the San Francisco Pedestrian Match.


SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.-The SIX days
pedestrian match, commenced at Mechanics
Payilioni at a. M, July 10, ended last night.
The first priZe, champion diamond belt.
valued at $500 and $1,000 In coin, was won BY
Frank Edwards. score 37I miles. r. Mcintyre
won the second prize, $3.50 In coiE, score 364
miles.
THE PACING RACE AT COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS. July 16.--In the pacing race
there were eight entries; four horses started,
and the race was won by Sleepy Tom, Mat
tie Huste second, Rowdy Boy third and
Cllnker fourth. Time, 2:1411aa aa-2:1911aa-21714-
217-2I7.
In the 80 class there were elveven entries
six horses started. Charley Ford won. 4 ime,
~ :24-2 :261laa.
Belle Branfield took the heat and race In
the postponed 2:21 class. Time, 2:181La.
RARUs AND HOPEFUL.
CHICAGO, July 16.-Rarus and Hopeful trot
here next Thursday for purse of $1,000.
BASE BALL.
BUFFALO, July 16-BuffaIos 4, Bostons 5.
CHICAGO, July 16-Chicagos 4, Troys o.
CINCINNATI, July -Cincinnatis 8, Provi-
dence 5.
CLEVELAND, July 1s-syracuse /, Cleve-
lands 10.
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The Lexington (Ky3 Press Is protesting
against tt1e eiupements which are 70 common
in Kentucky, and asks II there ars 10 lans =,
prevent young girls IN their teens from here h.rs
IL I.ns sarw fiftle rssnancs about many of tne
Z Keutnckv eiopements-tney ganeraiiy 80 lae
ass.t N iafsss, ID do away with the xpeh3e u
trnnastan 81 wedding presents and Iecspsiolis-
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f.syor.ptta % bearing ok the Prince Impe-
rta1sa dssfb. Id said To have exeiaime6 ~ "
areat ~ mIsforIune teus Republicans, Who have
Isk oar eosinteEp0Ise.
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steamer Scythia, at Q b. ID. - -, -
DEPARTURE or THE DUKE or ARGYLL.
The Duke OF Argyll and his two daughters.
Lady Mary and Lady Elizabeth Carnphail
sailed Tor home this afternoon iii the Scytfia,s
great number Of friends called To see them
A MILLIONAIRE KILLED BY a EATLnpaT,
Anthony Seabriskis, millionaire, living III
MorTlsania, 8 suburb OF the city, was instant
" Killed this morning while walking ON the
track Of the New Haven Railroad, BY On o.
press train. The body was frfrhtfulIy
mangled. Seabriskie was worth $40. 100000. s
INCREASE OF BUSINESS rHEouaHoUT rHr
/ COUNTRY.
The quarterly circular OF Dunbar, Low ii
Co, which has just been issued, shows that
the number Of failures In the United States
Tor the second quarter OF the present year ii
| tng the last five years. There ls an Increase
Of over 20 per cent 10 business throughout the
country.
DANGEROUS BRAKEsMAN.
Henry Nelson, 4 brakesman Oh the Erie
Railroad, has Just been sentenced to gix
months imprisonment for assauItina ! lady
In Central Park.
YELLOW FEVER CASES.
The two cases Of yellow fever on the
Havana steamships Yesterday were both sent
CHEMICAL WORKS BURNED.
The chemical works on Huron street.
Green Point, together with three dwellings.
were destroyed By fire this morning. Total
loss.
HoT WEATHER.
The Thermometer to-day at |; b. Id. was 7ga
at a. N. 85, and at noon g3. The Intense
heat continues. At Q p. ri. the Thermometer
was 9sa degrees In the shade. A breeze has
reiaf The heat has terrible effset % On car az
horses, and BerQIl'S officers are very bt5aY
Business is comparatively ait standstill.
Several cases OF sunstr0ke have occurred.
LARaE EXPORTS.
There was good export trade Iii the wheat
araet oy yes,sfaay hGne hs
and Milwaukee spot wheat, to arrive soon. IL
will be- taken to the United KINGDOM, Tl1is
is one 0f the largest lots ever exported, and
the sale involves y, 10000. It causes consld-
cradle discussion on the Produce Exchange,
because this iS fhe second time within ten
days that such an amount has been sent
abroad. Both lots were bought and sold BY
the same firm.
SECRETARY sHEnMAF's MOVEMENTS.
Secretary Sherman arrived i1 this city this
morning, visited The treasury and sitter re-
manning there short time, went 10 the Gus
tom house where he spent ain hour. Several
leading banks we're also yiated BY him. tits
said his visit has no referencs to any public
business. He left the city at s o'clock To re-
sumo his Visits to the IHe-saving stations Of
the coast North and East.
CORPSE EATEN BY CATS. 81
Ferdinand Armird. German, go years of
age, agent for the Hamburg Tea Company.
had been missing for several days past, and
to-day llis apartments were forced open by
the police. One OF the most disgusting
sights ever witnessed presented Itself
Armird, who had evidently been dead for two
or three days. was found lying On tho fioor Of
an f,u xsafd $&s6v1
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Half the Prices Charged BY Other Restaurants.
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BUFFALO, July 1e.-Pitts's agricultural
works, which burned this morning, was
large three-story brick building, where
threshiDg machines we're manufactured. Two
acres of buildings, including the foundry,
were, destroyed Loss 100000. Fully in
sured.
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WEATHER AND HEALTH.
Hot Weather at the Capital.

WASHINGTON, July Ito day opens hotter
II anything than yesterday, the thermometer
at II a. m. marking 95 In the shade.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

nFFICs WARD GOLD AND SILVER
~ MINING COMPANY. San francisco.
March I, Isf9.-Ths Regular Annual Meeting
of he ward Gold and silver Mining Company
will be held al the once OF the Company. Room
IA. No. Iie California street. Fan francisco,
California;, on THURSDAY. the nth day OF
March, 1879, st the hour OF . O'Clock ?. ~, for
The election OF . Board OF Trustees TO serve
Tor The ensuing year, aud for the transaction Of
,uch other business a. may properly como be-
fore the meeting. The transfer books VIII be
elo.sd ON saturday. the 18Th day Of March. 1879,
AT the hour Of n O'Clock T., and remain closed
until ansr The meeting.
nd JACOB sTADTFBLD, in Secretary.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. NO. 3s3.
U. n. survey No. 81 and I2O.

TINTED STATES LAND oPtIcE. CARSON
" Oily. Nevada, December 20, ls1s.-Notlee
10 heruby given that y. W. Leonard, whose post
once address ID San Francisco. California, has
this day made application for United stAtcs
patent for thirteen bundled Il SO linear Zee.
Of the Comstock Lode. bearing gold and silver.
with surface ground Elk hundred t6l0J iset IN
width, being 80 feet on each side OF the middle
OF said lode OF vein, situate In Gold Hill Mining
District. County VI storey and state Of Neyads,
and o~fneiAily surveyed. plated aud de,erb.d A.
U. >. survey or Lot No 81 and i2J. In Township
sixteen ll5l north, Ranges twenty (Dl and
and IN nty-obet 2il east. Mount Disblo Meridian,
and commonly klown as the FLORIDA slLviR
MINING CoMfASi's claim. and described by
metes and bounds according 10 u. Il. survey,
pat and Geld note- on die IN this ofice, q. fol.
lows. viz:
Beginning at . post marked No. 4. q. y. Fur.
vey no. 81 and l2G. located on summit Of ridge,
about 100 feet east Of American Plat toll rUsd
aud about 20 let south Of the old toll gate.
and whence besrs the northwest corner OF Sec
non eishteen ilsl. Toxnship~ sixieen d6I north.
Range twenty-One TIL tast, N. u. a., south fvu
and one.hAlf on degrcss west. dirtA nifty.
nine l59l feet, and the flagstaff on Mount d.
wilson north eleven and ons-h.ii nv dsgr,es
east Thence running from raid Post No. ]. hrs.
cour-e. south l,3OO feet To Post No. 2 thence.
second courrc. west COO feet 10 Poet No 81.
thence, third courte, north SO feet TO Post
No. thence, iourth ooufre. ess, GO feet Ia
Poet No. ], the place Of MISUNDERSTANDING
rev,ntsen acre. and 9i.i0O Of an are Of land.
ineluding the top or apex OF said lode or vein
for said l.3OD feet on the cOurse thereof.
BEARINGS expressed from true meridian. Mag.
netic variation, ID d'grocs ~ MINUTES east.
said claim 10 bounded on the south BY the
Pony kiprees Gold and Silver Mining Compa-
ny's claim. and constitutes the northetly l,JUJ
fset OF that certain mining location originally
made about June 70. isa0. and then called the
Pon, Express Company Gold and silver Ledge,
In the old Blue sulphur Springs Mining Dis.
uicf, record whereof 10 Lost or destroyed.
Recorded Lotice Of the claim hereby sought
10 be patented may be found In Book q of Loca-
lions, at pages ~ snd ~, storey County liecords.
st Virginia City. Nevada.
desi Esd Q. n. HARRIS. Register.
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p%ELIsQUsyr SALES.
JuliA-Continuc<i.

Nance. No. Certif. shs. Amt.
thinner Chas X. Trustee. .2itst. ...3O. ...sI 80
And In accordance with Law. ana an order Of
the Board Of Dir~ctou. made on the 2ist day of
January, 1872, 90 many shsres Of each parcel
Of such stock a. may be necessary will be
sold a. public suction. al the saiesroom Of Par
ker Chttendon. Room IS. Msiehants' Exchange
Building. California street, between ssnsome
and Montgomery streets. San Francisco, Call.
fornla, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of
March 1879, Of the hour Of two O'Clock r. n.
Of said day, 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of the sale.
d. 3. KELLOGG. Secretary.
Ofaee-Room ~ Hsywafd's Building, 4io
California street, Gan Francisco, California.
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YEkIINa,s COUGH L0IENoES

~ The 0rvat Bntish Kennedy. Thsfe 70 IN.
ouestionabiy no other rsnsdy 20 certain IN its
GifTis and pis0RDERs OF THE THROAT
ana yi,ld 10 10 Influence. The highest med.
icsi testimony states no better cure for these
complaints eIists NOW proved ~ over half .
eentury's experienced. They contain no opium,
morpnia or any violent drug. kkkT1N0's
OIttuH LOZEN0Es. prepared By THOMAS
KRATiN0, London. Britain. arc cold by ell
dInerivts. Agents for tbs Pacific Coast. RED
IN6foN 4 90. and cHkS. LANGLEY kC0..
San Franeisco. tais On u
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

TINE REGULAR ANIMAL MEETING OF
COMPANY will be held st the once Of the
Company, Room I, No. 40 California street.
Ssn Fnnciseo, Cslifom,a, on TUESDAY. the
asth day Of March. 1879. a the hour Of II
o'cloef 4. n , for the purpoee Of elscting . Board
Of Trustees 10 serve during the ensuing year.
NAV come bsfors ths meeting. Transfer books
vii close On March 10. 1879. ct the hour OF .
W. ". BAUsMAN. Secretary.
Onace-Room Z, No. tos California strsst, San
Francisco, California. std
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VIM Van BokheIen. Trustee. no. .t3U. 90 %
And IN accordance with Law and an order Of
the Board OF Directors, made on The Thirteenth
day Of January. 1873. 90 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock ~ may be necessary will
be sold 81 public auction, at the once Of the
Company. on SATURDAY, the kishth day OF
March, lsTs, 81 the hour Of I O'Clock r. NJ. Of said
iay. to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
ofthe sale.
WIN. A. n. VAN BoKKRLEN, Secretary.
Ofiee-S0 California street. loom Q, Gan
Francisco. California. fe2ltd