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4 SSESSMENT NOTICE.
Nonrn srArE MININa coMrNyY.

NORTH STATE MINING COMPANY.
Notice hereby hPt at mcctiue the Board of
rccturs lIth day ct January. 1851,
no D. of rEN tIOi CHS per upon
capta the corporation. PAYABLE. Immediately
funds to the S"'rty at the Once OF the company
IN Salisbury, North ialulna, AT THE BNANt II
OFFICE o. BROADWAY, NEW.NORK cry.
upon which This shall remain unpaid
the Gth Of February l>N2 viii bo dclin acut, aud
will he advertised a, irnl tent ami unless payment 3, made
together at aNrIt1nf beUro Thursday the 9h
day OF Marcia 1892 viii be- oflc 10 the company tJgc.
with alt previous payments according to the charter
by order OF the Board of Directors.
EDWIN IL. Nj LFORD, Secretary.
ONCE 90 broadway. New.lork-
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Orcdn Steamers
,,,r orr, .NfsIIID CnND ANN'S

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANYr':S
LINES FOR CALIFoRNIA sANp}wIGrH, ISkA trS
1 Thfh and H soGfm iAMFRIcA and MEy CO.
IVA Pier iC ,'s6 GH.a q; P, NJ
cry or PARA sails lsn, 10 . Gay P and Mexico
FraqssSS , ls a ard I,r'"na"''
For hoSoLShT zEA5aS Fs aug AgsT M
or on arrival Of LONDON FTansi rs =, Cam
PN9 S'''o y" ''0 H. j. BU LAY, superintendent
NATIONAL LINE;-from ,T Pier p3 39 N H.
rrSMArr Fs$ T Rost'
Cabin $50 to SO currency ePai1 segrnfs MANAGE
90 and r Is IG Broh" ViH% \. NY = ''lD
DED STAR LINE. -,,., s,o.o..
~ un EVERY fIaF' saHlTTU r'Rl FOR AXTwERr
The splendid hrst'ciass. iul'poweTed steiner m
sc LAND .......... Saturi Y, Feb. ,, ~ am
saloons siaie,room smoking and hath rooms amdsA's
state,Tooms ali on main deck. .-o,
No horses cattle. sheep or pigs carried
acond da eabn ss $50 SHp Prepaid $50 500
2S PTcRa ss "a S" hsis 5 3 NY
X steamer: leave Pier 81, y. r. foot West 2ithss
MA W WdGesadyy Feb n % ~ m
Sq is ca5n $40 ID cabin $50 s2s Steer
age n@ from Wia@ pFGPNG hDY Co.
ian,st Freight ACTS l. ". MORRIS 80 broadway g. A.
WHITE STAR LINE. ..,,,,,t srp,,,pps
w United STATES AND RONAIMA TEA hEhS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIN EltfOOlA ,.-
NOTICF-The of this line take tne Lane 1u ,
recommended by Lieutenant Mauiy u . ~" U" "'' wv
outward and hOmewaTd voyages ,,.to, Fol, ia IN m
CELTIC ant (iirldel.
BNITANNTj, Capt Perry. THURSDAY; jan 20 10y LII
BAhII, Capt a psrTe an sii'day iSr H. 0:3 n
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
lOTU-~E
These steamers uniform IN SIZE ana usl pas n ap
pontments The saloons. Sater0onls. SMOKING ana bat
oons are nlaced amihipq where the noise aud lott arc
least felt aAording degree comfort hitherto unatahaoe
RATEs-saoon. 500 sSOand 500; Return ticket on Ia
yorabe terms SteeTage the Ola Country sOV nom
New York. S2s. . --..,. o,oo,, nor rina
For of plans other information, apply az tho
COMPANY r. j.. CORTIS Agent
C. L. BARTLETT d Co, Agents, Boston
BARRITr d CATTELL, Agents Philadelphia
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Danrlnl Academies.

ALEX. MACGREGOR'S, 10 FlFTH.ANE.-
~ Family classes day; gentlcmeuE, Monday and
Thursday evenings made for private classes
and lessons; circulars
ALLEN DODWORTH'S SCHOOL FOR
~ DANCING, 40 Gsl Fiftl-lye.
Cllscsnow open morning AMI Afternoon CLASSES or fan
nc-. Gentlemen Monday aud Iaursiay evenings Phi
.tampfJr CirCu
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fesal Notices.
CUPREME COURT, City and c.

SUPREME COURT City and County OF
y Richard Graham Frost against Mary iIlrsch
berg AMI others. pursuance Of judgment OF partition
ana sale IN bearing date the 3lst day OF
ID, cembc sS the under-g ned rferec. Will sell at pup
lie auction by III IARD V. HAKNETt Aucti0neer at the
ExclG ngc alesOOm No. II Broadway IN the CITY Of New
YOrH trd day of February, 1884, at II o'clock nOOn
the following dc crlOed premises -
All that certain tract piece parcel OF land situate lying
and being in the Twcpty second Ward OF the y Of NGW
York, County and state Of New York ana bounded anu d
crDcd as O.GWs wit: Beginning az the n0itheastery
c rner Sixty.eghth -treet and Ninth Avenue running
thence northefy along eastery side Of Ninth Avenue
hundred inches To centre line OF inc bIock;
thence eastery the line of the DOCK one hundred
feet thence northorly parallel with Nmth Avenue
scvcntyhv feet, thence westerly ?nd parallel WIN oA
eighth hundred feet 10 the eastery sue OF
Ninth Avenue thence nOrthCy along the eaSery side of
Ninth Avenue i've eei five inches 10 IN" southeast
cry Sxtynintb street and Ninth Avenue thence
hundred and eighty seven cCt inches thence Southery
iracl with Smith Avenue one hundred Feet "a me cen
the block hiI feet six nche' Dtht nOIth
crv and parallel with Ninth Avenue seventy feet
inches thence souheasterly ana nearly paIlel WIN
siXy-nuth Street tlrySeyen feet, thence niue more
southea erly in a straight course tmrfy-nlne feet;
parallel with Niuhave hundred ana
and one haif inches to the rthery size
Sxtyeghths thence westerly along the northery side
xyeghtns three hundred feet 10 the point OF place OF
beginning. 49,. ,., - . ,o,,,
map entitled Partition Map OF the Pr perty or Tue hels OF
Ion Muanphy in 9Th Ward OF tho city OF New YORK.
attached 10 the Of Commissioners in Partition II Ell
in the of the Clerk OF the CITY ana county Oh New ok
on the 2gh November 1851, in proceedings IN partition
wherein lanes Clemens, and others were conpan4nts,
and Bryan Mulanphy ami others were detndant as LOS
number g. 60 g. Us ~ 49, a. TO- rs a. Is ~ amt 80,
100 lOl 1902 part Of 1903 l0j 0jand lO and including
also triangular land conveyed u Catharine Graham
1870 and recorded in Registers Office Of the city and
County Lbcr ll29 Of Conreyances page
ass. on the 9th day of April 1870.
D'''' ''-''''' '' GEO. c. BLANKE, Referee
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tc!p t0anIco.

vSyANVED.-A youth is 10 Il years of age,
W who hl- had cSperencc IN ONCE ~otk sn1 r, S
with patrut4 Apply IN handwriting of applicant HalnS 'ko
N[rANIED.-ln grocery and chandler store,
w Young man write guod hand and have I'm
know cig, IT Address IT, Box a. libiho "h'"
stating r,fcItnucs and "A AIRY wanted.
XSJANTED-A party 10 take charge oil
w subscription boo agency IN this cry On 5" Sy mUuo
hut experienced parties need apply state agr SAP M
references salary desired. Address W. D - w w
MabashaNe, Chicago, H.
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RoDMAN & ADAMS, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
% LibeFty.st.. y. Y.


TlNHE SUPREME COURT, ALBANY COUN-
4 TY.-Iu The matter Of tho Universal Life Insurance
COmrauv a. city Notice 20 pOicy holders ana
bcneciares the Universal Life Insurance Company Oh
New York city. $780, ,-,- A.. -. ..,
In pursuance order Of this Court made 10 the above en-
titled and proceeding on the Both day Of DecemOrr @
the 9Th day OF January, 1857 notic
hereby given all the creditors and claimants on account
issued by the Universal Life insurance company
required TO exhibit their claims to me e n.
dcrSgned the 4 sad company al ny once uunDSr
r@h -outh FoItthst Hudson Column County, New-fork
and become parties the above entitled suit orp0creng on
ar before he st ay August 49, and that in default OF
such creditors and claimants exhibiting Their claims ana
lcrnminp parties to said suit proceeding as
aforesaid thew shall precudcd from all bene1t OF the order
or decree which has been may be made IN such SUIT ana
and from distribution Of the assets OF sdu
company deposited The Insurance Department 81 the state
York which shall be made under sch OIder O decree
i' ~ JOHN CADMAN, Referee.
pcat Office and office address South Fourth st. uud'
n
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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY, Feb. 10-P. N.

FRIDAY, Fed. IV-F NJ
The principal features of to-lays inning STOCK
markets were The large transactions in South Pacihc
stock and the decline in its price to 24o anu supSe
ouent recovery to $50. The open manipulation oil
that stock is not proving beneficial to the trahsac-
ton of legitimate business at the Mining BOARDS
Robinson Consolidated rather hrIn AZ 200
2G5. and Little Chief TO LILO ana iron silver
nyic"a heing about steady Moose was stronger at
IS cents. he markets closed dali.
AMERICAN MINING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES'
FIRST CiLl.-lD D'CL)tt 4. f.
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAHERANCIsCO. FrihaY. Feb. 10. 1882.
ny TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE. |

The Bclvidcre Mining Company has levied an as
cssmcnt OF 20 cents per share.
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hintcr Resorts.

old POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA,
~ HYGEIA HOTEL Situated 100 yards from Fort
Monroe open all the year Equal any hotel In the United
States "A home, shore resort The $40
train Pennsylvania Railroad, connects at baltimore with
ay steamers wharf Old Point Comfort,
ving AT X m for pamphlet describing hygenc Nd
yantageA &c HARRISON PHdlRHA Prnnristsr
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HALIFAX. n. s, Feb. lO.-'Thc Kent lode on the
Satcmo Company's property ut angler IS steadily
impr owing in size and quality of quartz. The com
pailv is erecting addi iOnal steam hosting works
over the Kent shaft, with all possible dispatch.
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HISTORY UNDER a MASK.

Saws The Philadelphia Press; 4" Mrs Paddock writes her
story Of Great salt Lake cTHE FATE OF MADAME
IA TOUR though sine were inspired 1t Is no ordinary
1ook IL not be impressed with the ter
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history a mask Life Oh the plains, gold
and the settlement OF inc saints
intheir Hoiy Land are described with cunning hand
And The Boston Home Journal remarks: THE MormOns
lkey TO he pleasant subject 10 reaI ABOUT DMt
neither the themes Uncle Toms CABIN, or A Fools
rrand millions who read these volumes found no
lack stimulating thought for Imagination and thought
This book valuable contribution 10 the srlt Oi our mod
American history
=. Price 81. Sold at all Bookstores.
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Jn5truCtlon.
For Bows and Young Mcn-Citv.
xrnTrNn DnXC,

For Bows and Young Mcn-Ctv.
A LIMITED CLASS for YOUNG BOYS.
N ARTHUR II. MANN Al Madi'on-ave
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Madsonave and ith-st, its for the school Of Mines,
stevens institute Sheiet &c, AMI technical Professions
Glasses in Architectural and Mechanical Drawing
COLIN. lat Engineer Corps, Us NJ ana professor a'
Naval Academy
University Grammar School, |, isl Broadway,
I near 42l.st. ttjth Primary. Commercial aud
Classical Departments ~ " Hobby. W ASin Principals
For Young Lades-Citv.
TVNIIE MISSES PERINE, % East 7lth-st., will
Il reopen their English and Frclch Boarding ami Day
school Young ladies' se2tenJcr-l number OF resident
pupils limited
For Both SeXes-Citv.
II Tha HewYork Nor nal school for Kin iergaron Teacn.
ers Model Kindergarten with Elem itary Classes 43
boys aud girls from - 10 Xrarsl ~ e. r. -|d'I Ihe
prof JO.t ftAUs ani .Irs. KltAus-BOELrE
MISS GRINNELL, 30 +. 5lth-st.-SchOOl for
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MISS LAME, School and kindergarten for
vi Misses Young Boys. SD Park-ave. near 55dst
MODEL AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN,
coriance with the best methods. Hours, 9 TO l.
AIRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French
vi Schooor Young LADIES' Chuirsn reopsns sept;
ber27 u Vost }CI.s 5sDIrl.e .lsJ d: limited mum
beI Of oogA seniD' ;ic;lltc
MISS s. l.. CHAPMAN,
I'VE English French Boarding and Day school
formerly Miss /. T. Bcnedcts.l
Removed from No Z East 43d-st TO No West iSth-st
Thorough instruction in all departments
" Y. SCHOOL of MODERN LANGUAGES.
~ EAST l5tl-st. second door east 0tl-aYel .,
Professor otto Kupha OF the Royal College at Berlin d.
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Ocean Cleaners

BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct Line the South Of France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIEECE ,
VILE "a iGEK ................ Wednesday, March
Travellers France. Spain italy, Pgrenees, Pan.
Nice &c will save time and expense by taking this line
Cabin including wine) $50 Stecragc ga For passage
SpP'S !" f. LIE BOULANGER. 4G Beaver-st.
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EENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
" BETWEEN EW-YORK AND HANRE.
Pier OF Company No ~ North River foot OF MOrtons
The passengers 10y this line AVOID both transit by English
railway ana the dscOmOTts OF crossing the Chanue III
small boat
FKANCE D. Wednesday. Feb. To- p
CANADA Ffanguci W cdncsday. Feb - a. IN
lNnN LGTis BE nEEiNN Agent NO BHwling tiIeen
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CAPITAL CHIPS.

n. Greene Curtis has recovered from his re,
cent illness. Yesterday he was able to be on
the street.
The many friends of Judge Clark will be
pleased to learn that he has recovered suffi.
GENTLY to leave his room.
The Capital Packing Company shipped
two carloads of canned goods East yesterday,
and will forward another carload to-day.
Yesterday was busy day ct the freight
depot. Large quantities of merchandise
were shipped to northern California and Ne.
vada.
There was filed with the Secretary of State
yesterday the following trademark, by the
Alta Soap Company prime Rose" to be
used for soap.
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western U MON office for the following named
persons: n. s. Stockton. Judge Alexander
Robinson, Z. j. Wilson, J. II. Williams, A.
J. Loomis.
A visit to the station house last night at II
o'clock revealed the fact tina. up to that hour
not single arrest had been made. The Off
Ger in charge is wholly unable to give any
reason. The public don't want any reasons
TOR this remarkable state of affairs.
The steamer Dover arrived yesterday from
the upper Sacramento. with a barge-load of
grain. The steamer c. M. Small passed the
city en- route to Marysville. with merchan-
disc The San Joaquin No. arrived last
evening with merchandise from San Fran
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN. August 0:t.-Passed here to-day
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: August
Keidman, Gardner, Mass; Arthur Kohr
Portland, Or; Mrs. M. Stsuffer. Denver
Miss G. l.. Chamberlain, San Francisco
Captain A. B. Cook and wife, England
George f. Hoffer and wife. Chicago; Col
J. A. Hinchmap, William T. Anthony, New
York Charles Banner, wife and child, Phil
adelphia; w. @. Christopher, San Jose, Cal.
w. S. Bell, Oakland; William II. Davis
Denmark. Iowa; Mrs. B. Jones and family
MERGED, Cal; Go immigrant passengers, in
Guiding 43 males, to arrive in Sacramento
September LIST.
NEwHALL, August 30sh.-Passed here TO-
day. to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
Mics Gussie Wilson, San Francisco; John
McCsfferty, San Francisco G. L. Lentse
Tucson s. l.. Alderman, San Francisco
Harry j. Hart, st. Louis; J. G. Logan
San Francisco John Luccs, New Orleans
Nv. Hanson, San Francisco o. +. Freeman
Denver; M. Mendeison, San Juan D. E
Mite, Texas j. G. Estudillo, Los Angeles
}: +. Batchelder, San Francisco John J.
Valentine, wife and child. Oakland Mis-:
Rice, San Francisco Mrs. J. Mclaughlin
San Francisco: A. T. Cornell, Alameda
L. Hammersmitb, San Francisco Deputy
Sheriff Huber and one prisoner. Los Angelica
i. n. Ward, Calico District J. F. Bryant
San Francisco: E. Benner, San Francisco
ii. o. Hale, Oakland; Louise Luderman
Los Angeles Mrs. Bridges, San Francisco
M. L B. Wilde, Los Angeles; David Gag.
gin, San Francisco; G. II. Mason, Ohio
.. E. Morse, Toledo, Ohio; John WATSON,
Tucson.
OMAHA, August 30th.-Left here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento September 81
Mrs. t. Crooks. Miss Gala Crooks, Ida
Crooks. Master Robert Crooks, S. T. Butler,
4. Neuberger. r. Dinsmors and wife, Miss
Edna Dinsmore, San Francisco: Mrs Kirk
fellow and child, Girov, CAL; d. H. Irving,
California; Mrs. NJ. w. Dubois, San Rafael.
Seventy through emigrants left on las,
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra
mento September 9th.
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UTAH.
The Utah Commissioners.

SALT LAKE, August 30th.-This afternoon
the Utah Commissioners announced the ap-
pointment of County Registers under the
Edmunds law. These officers will imme.
diately proceed to appoint assistants in every
precinct. to make a registration of voters.
Judge Hose, the Register appointed for Salt
Lake county. is Democrat and anti Nor.
mon, but through Mormon influence the
supposition is that some Mormons have been
appointed for outside counties. The Church
is telling the brethren to take the oath pres
cribed by the Commission, with mental re.
servation, and as no penalty is prescribed the
POlygamists will swallow it without a wink,
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The Indian Depredaiions.
OREGON.
Suicide of an ETeven.Year.OId Rey-Mur-
dcsea for Pefty-save +Doifars,=

Suicide of an EIeven.Year.OId Roy-Mur-
dcsea for Pcfty-alve DSifars.
Portland, August 30sh. = Nation, the
eleven.ysar-old son of A. z. Hanersly, com.
mitted saicide last Sunday by taking strych-
nine. He had been corrected by an older
brother for playing with matches in the barn,
became angry. and went to tire house, where
he swallowed the poison. He was soon seized
With ccnvulsions. and confessed taking the
strychnine.
Albert Fuller was found murdered two
days ago in Summer Lake valley, Lake coun.
ty, on the sheep ranch of N. Comegys. His
head was mashed in with Q blow from son.e
dull instrument, and there wss a gunshot
wound Ia the breast. Forty-five dollars was
missing from his pocket. He was 80 yearp
old, pesceAble and law-abidinR, snd as far a.
known had no enemies.
Steamer Blown Upon q Rock-Hotfess
Day 81 the sessen-severai Baildinss
Burned.
PORTLAND, August 30sh.- The steamer
Champinu, employed 6 tender TO the railway
construction department of the Oregon Rail.
way and Navigation Company, was blown by
q strong wind last night on q rock near
Rooster Rock. A hols was stove in her bot
tom, but the boat did not sink. she was
towed of the rock this afternoon, and will be
hauled out here. The damage is slight.
The weather to-day was the hottest Of the
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TIE EAGLE CRACKER BAKERY BURNT.

A terrible fire broke out at 20 minutes to 8
O'Clock this morning, on the south side Of X
street, between Seventh and Eighth, in the
Eagle Cracker Bakery, owned by Schroerer
Bros. Loss, $4,000; no insurance.
The FIRE caught in THE engineer DOM in the
rear OF the bakery. The Fire Department
was promptly on hand. Mr.. Shroerer and
mother and Mr. Hoppe and family resided
in the building. They escaped without sus
tanning any injury to themselves, but their
furniture was total loss. TIE fire was con.
fined to the buildings belonging to the
bakery
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Texas Lands.

LNoRD & KELSEY HAVE ON HAND IN,
Il large bodies OF CHOICE FARMING and sSa
GRAZING LAMBS in Taylor county and the ad- -.
joining counties in Texas. They represent large
quantity Of well selected State school lands and can
afford to sell these lands very reasonable terms
and on twenty years time. Their lands vary in
price from 81 10 to 50 per acre, according to loca.
ton, quality of land etc. They would respectfully
request all persons making Investments in that por-
ton Of Texas TO call on them. They already have
gained large share Of California patronage from
Californans who have visited northwest Texas. and
the reason for it one can readily imagine E. NJ
Ford has been resident Of Taylor county for five
or six years, and is thoroughly acquainted with the
county and ] the counties Immediately surround
ing Taylor. F. N. Kelsey has been a resident of
that county for somewhat over year, and has made
the sill and peculiarities OF Texas a study Any
information desired will be gladly furnished. Ad.
dress FORD & KELSEY, Abilene, Taylor county,
Texas. auto 3n1m.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-31
DIED..

Sacramento, August 2a-W. A Stephens, native
of Canada, &c years
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
Odd Fe lows Hall, corner Ninth and X streets,
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
Sacramento, August 29-Erastus c. Russell, a M
tive OF New York, IS years, II months and q
days. New York and Stockton papers please
copy)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence, Sixteenth street, between F
and G, this afternoon, at o'clock
Quincy, ILL.,, August l9-Mrs Lucy Maria Kingman,
mother Of Mrs. NJ A. Snow and Mrs o. C.
Wheeler, and grandmother Of the late Harry r.
Snow, 60 years,