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ieparing the tents of field and staff officers, will
be permitted. Street decorations are pro-
hibiied.
XI. civilians will be permitted by the guards
to pass in ard out of camp between reyele and
tattoo but will mol be allowed 10 remain inside
the lines after taps. except by permission OF COM
manding officers
XII. Entrance an exit will be made only at
the main entrance OF the camp grounds.
XIII. The firing Of blank cartridges, except
when on drill or in obedience to orders, is strictly
prohibited
XIV Rrgimental commanders and the COM
mander of the troop of cavalry will maintain
proper guards for their respective organizations,
and details will be made daily from brigade head
quarters for the brigade and provost guards.
XIV. Sklrmishing Is an essential III modern
military education. It's Importance must be
recognized. irrespective of the practical methods
Of its exercise, and lis object to deploy open
lines OF men under perfect control by the simplest
means should never cease 10 engage the atten-
tion OF the officers charged with the instruction
of infantry and cavalry soldiers. Commanding
officers will therefore devote at least une-lalf
hour each day TO skirmish drill and frings.
XVI. The brigade VIII be reviewed by Major
General w. Ii. DimOnd, division COMMANDER,
on Thursday. The 2lst inst, at P. NJ, and by
his Excellency The Governor and COMMANDMENTS
Chief on Satui day, the I'D inst, at p NJ.
By command of Brieader-Genera John 7.
Cutting. WILLIAM EDWARDS.
Lieutenant Colonel and Assistant Adjutant
General,
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The eight days encampment of the Sec
ond Brigade, n. G. c., practically com
menced last evening with the departure for
Santa Cruz of the four battalions. The
cavalry troop though with its fiery untamed
steeds and Captain Keene's white horse,
the light battery with its four guns and
horses, and all the hired horsefesh Of the
mounted officers of the brigade left yester-
1av forenoon, and the advance guard on
Thursday last, the last named to prepare
the camp for the reception Of the weary
soldiers, who may have arrived at the camp
ground to-day at any hour between mid
night and daylight, if the transportation
facilities were no better than those which
we're afforded 10 the fall of 1885 to the same
camp grC~nd for the memorable division
encampment under ex-Major General Walter
Turnbull.
The annual encampment is the one par
ticular object which the National Guards
man of California has to look forward to,
after which he longs for fifty-one weeks for
the next. General Cutting has placed him.
self on record that this camp will not be
picnic, and General Cutting may be sincere
in his desire to eliminate the picnic ele-
ment from the camp. 1t is hoped he may
succeed. 1t will be time enough one week
hence to make comparisons and decide
whether the encampment was picnic or
not.
1t was intended this year to have had an
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Colonel, D. B. Fairbanks of Petaluma;
Lieutenant Colonel, A. K. Nnitton of San
Jose; Major. F. R. O'Brien Of Oakland;
Captain II. B. CASTOR. Adjutant; First
Lieutenant Q, L. Bigelow, Q. NJ; Major
William S. Miner, S.; First Lieutenant
F. S. Potts Jr, c.; First Lieutenant d. A.
Smith, Paymaster; First Lieutenant c.
Singley, I. f. p. First Lieutenant j. S.
Parsons, S. O.; Captain o. C. Wheeler,
Chaplain.
Company A, Oakland-C Captain, George
c. Pardee; First Lieutenant, A. L. Smi th.
Hagan; First Lieutenant, E. B. Lewis:
Second Lieutenant, NJ. Loryea.
Company G, Petaluma-Captain, B. B.
Hinshaw; First Lieutenant, E. L. Emmons;
Second Lieutenant, j. T. Stone.
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Colonel, John II. Dickinson; Lieutenant
Colonel, Samuel j. Taylor; Major, William
P. Sullivan; Captain R. W. Burtis, Adju-
tant; First Lieutenant William A. Hal
sted. o. o.; First Lieutenant E. e. Hughes,
Q. NJ; Major George NJ. Terrill, Surgeon;
First Lieutenant Thomas Cuff, c.; First
Lieutenant L. a. Phillips. p; First Lieuten-
ant George H. Strong, l. R. P; Lieutenant
w. E. Brown, S. o.
Company A-Captain, Robert A. Mar
shall; First Lieutenant, Joseph t. O'Brien;
Second Lieutenant. Eugene V. Sullivan.
Company B-Captain, George R. Burdick;
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Third Infantry RegImens.

Colonel, Thorn as F. Barry; Lieutenant
Colonel, jeremiah c. O'Connor; Major.
j. j. O'Brien; Captain P. M. Delaney,
Adjutant; First Lieutenant John E. Mil
Ter. o. o.; First Lieutenant j. j. Dwyer,
Q. NJ; Major. Jerome A. Hughes. s.: First
Lie utenant Thomas l. Dillon, c.; First
Lieutenant Thomas brady, 1. r. p. First
Lieutenant P. B. Oliver. S. o.; Captain
Rev. Thomas Larkin, Chaplain.
Cont eny A-Captain. Daniel Foley; First
Lieutenant, Miles j. Bolger; Second Lie u
tenant, Patrick j. Hagan.
Company B-Captain. Edward Fl. Ken
nedy; First Lieutenant, James T. Burns !;
Second Lieutenant, Emile A. Kehrlein.
Company G (Oaklandl-Captain. Henry
Levy; First Lieutenant, Martin Ryan; Sec
ond Lieutenant, Daniel Crowley.
Company D-Captain, William NJ Sulli-
van First Lieutenant, Edward Fitzpatrick;
Second Lieutenant John L. Murphy.
Company E--Uaptain, Edward j. Shee-
han; First Lieutenant, Thomas Tierney;
Second Lieutenant August f. Bremen
Company F-Captan, James F. Smith;
First Lieutenant, Frank w. Warren
Company G-Captain, Daniel Driscoll;
First Lieutenant, John p. White; Second
Lieutenant, Charles w. Ozias.
Company H-Captain. S. j. Ruddell !;
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COT VIM Nc Donald, Commanding Second ArtttteTy
acting Adjutant; First Lieutenant Charles
c. Fisher. o. o.; First Lieutenant James
N. Pike, @. NJ; Major William d. Nc
Carthy, S.: First Lieutenant Frank A.
Vail, c.; First Lieutenant J. 6. Giesting,
p; First Lieutenant F. A. Kuhls, l. r. p.
First Lieutenant Charles J. Evans, S. O.. !;
Captain Robert Mackenzie, Chaplain.
Light Battery A = Captain, Hugh 7.
Sine; First Lieutenants, Albert Behneman
and Charles S. Russell; Second Lieutenant,
+. NJ. Speyer.
Company C-Captain, Adolph Huber;
First Lieutenant, Charles Boxton; Second
Lieutenant, William IL. Wessling.
Company D-Captain, A. d. c. Dohr-
mann; First Lieutenant, A. }. Kelleher !;
Second Lieutenant, II. l.. Batchelder.
Company E--Captain, T. J. Lennon I;
First Lieutenant. 4. }. Cunningham:
Company F-Captain. James A: White;
First Lieutenant, James A. Mcguire; Sec
ond Lieutenant. CHARLES F. Knsman
Company G-Captain, Thomas F. O'Neil.
Conn any H-Captain, William d. Waters !;
First Lieutenant, John II. Leo; Second
Lieutenant. Francis II. Kenny.
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SECOND BRIGADE.
Corrected Roster of lis Commissioned

A Corrected Roster of It's Commissioned
Officers.
The roster Of commissioned officers of the
Second Brigade is as follows:
Brlgadier- General John T. Cutting; Lieu
tenant.Colonel William EDWARDS, Assistant
Adiutant- General; Major A. D. Cutler, Inspec-
tor; Major Charles 7. Stanley, Ordnance Officer;
Major Richard P. Hammond Jr., Engineer
Officer; Major John N. E. Wilson, Judge Advo-
cate; Major Victor d. Duboce Quartermaster;
Major William Cluff. Commits airy; Major j. f.
Burgn Inspector of Rifle Practice; Major James
d. Pbelan, Faymasrer; Major David e. Miles,
Signal Officer; CAPTAIN George ID. Boyd, Aide-de-
Camp; Captain William b. Lawton, Aide-de
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J. f. Sullivan with Mullins Bros. to bn!ld on NV.
cor. of Bryant and Dorr Sts w. 55xS5: $1,000.
John Ryall with W. 5. Tuttle, alterations on NE.
cor. OF Twenly-sixth and Harrison SITS, n. 26xl00;
$2530.
Savings and Loan Society, on Sw cor. oil Montgom-
cry and Suffer sts.. alterations: S6575.
Joseph A Donohoe with Gladd!ng, Mclean & Co.,
terra Gotta work, on w. line of Market ST., 52;l5s
W. Golden Gate ave-: $4,000.
Elizabeth Byrne with A. j. Ahern, on w. line oil
Shotwel ST., 100 N. of Twenty-fourth, N 30x122 81
$3.50.
Godfrey Raisch with Thomas Morris, addition
on W. cor. Howard and Eleventh. 26x46; $l2l2.
Catherine Speckter with j. Schuler to build on s.
line of Sheridan ST., 100 N. OF N NTH, w. 30x95
$4,000; bonds $500; II. c. Meisel surety.
The pearl hunting near Galena. ILL.,. is on
the increase
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Parry for regmental and brigade guard, the lat
ter TO be quartered at the main entrance, and 10
furnish one post there and Que at brigade head
quarters. Other commands. as they arrive, Will
establish their own qua d. without fOrmality.
V. Major Charles T. Stanley, Brigade Ord
nance Oflicer, Is hereby detailed as Brigade
Field Officer of the day fOt August II, 1890.
VI. All tents, camp equipage, cOmmissar
stores and heavy baggage win be received at the
Alameda ferry, foot of Market street narrow
gauge route). until 4:30 o'clock on the afternoon
or Wednesday, August 10, 1890.
VII. Commanding officers VIII make suitable
details for pitching their tents, said details TO
proceed to camp not later than Thursday morn
ing. August 14th.
VIII. acquisitions for transportation must be
made by commanding officers upon Major Victor
D. Dubucr, Brigade Quartermaster.
TX. The routine Of camp duty for Sunday,
August 17th. will be as nowS:
Reveille. 80 A. NJ. Surgeons call, 6:45 A. NJ;
breakfast, z 80 A. NJ inspection company, 500
A. NJ; inspecIion Of quarters by Reeimental Sur
geon $50 A. NJ; divine service 1870 A. NJ;
orderly hour, II 80 a. M; lunch, 1890 P. NJ;
dress parade, Fegimental, 3 P. NJ; guard mount
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COMPAGNlE GENERATE
II A n s A I'll AN TIQUf

4
French Line to Eavrp.
COMPANY'S PIER NEW, az NORTH xr,<a
~ River, foot of Morton ST. Travellers by <&frf3r
this line AVOID both transit by English railway and
the discomfort OF crossing the Channel In a small
boat
LA NORMANDIE. De KersabIec
::................. Saturday, Aug. 23d, at 10 NJ
LA BOURGOGNE, Frangeul ..,......,....,....,..
::.......... Saturday, August S0th, 4:39 A u
LA BRETAGNE, De Jousselln.
Saturday, September 9TH 1880 A.
LA CHAMPAGNE, Traub. .......................
.:............,.. Saturday Sept. Is, at 100 A. NJ.
LA NORMANDIE, De Kersabiec. ........,........
.............. Saturday Sept. goth $3.50 A. NJ.
&s- For freight passage apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. Bowling Green, New York
j. F. FUGAZI * Co.. Agents, Montgomery ave.
San Francisco. mr20tf
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On THE THAMEs-P. L., City. 1t was
the Bywell Castle which ran down the
Princess Alice on the Thames, resulting in
the loss of some 700 lives.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
johanna N. Foley to Thomas Foley, lot on E.
- La. -. AE III

johanna N. Foley to Thomas Foley, lot on E.
car. of Thlrty-iiinth ave. and st, Sc. 751 80
Savings ana Loan Society to John f ". I'm
fug, lot on Sc. cor of Greenwich aud Mason
NV. 4o: iS " :. 81 :iS o. to beg. ~ 900
Charles L. Hinkel TO Patrick $. iiagarty, lot
on Z. line of Sanchez ST.. 275 N OF l4th, N. N
City and County Of San Francisco to Henry
Casebolt. lot on L. line of Laguna ST., 60:2
n. of Union, Z. 81 -, SW. to a point, E. TO,
n. 1866, ". iIO S. 9i:1U to beg. ............ -
Henry Casebot TO henry X. Deveey, lot on
n. line of Union St, 6l:74 E. OF Laguns, ~
Pacific ao Losa Association to IL G Partridge ~
lot on E line of Carolina ST., 100 S. of Napa.
cssIies Greens to joseph a oliver lot on s
line of Turk ST., 1875 L. OF BrodericS, f.
Caroline Hall to j. j. hall, lot beg. so W. Of
SM. cor. of Cough st. and Pacific ave, w.
metropolitan Homestead Association to NJ.
Naezmsn, lot on y. line OF Kelley St, 1877 10
W. of Winter W. 1877 :6x i 81 IS ........
Jacob Heyman to Anna Lueders, lot on NV.
cor. of } ST. and Thirty-frst ave. w. % :61
100; also lot on n. line OF X St, 81 IS E Of
Tnrty-second ave, e. 6OIl00.. ,:........... 100
n. line of Clay ST., 81 IS K OF Baker, T.
james 0eiV " Smith to vreia Abraham, lot on
S. line of Ellis St, 1925 W. of Slott, w. so
william Ihga + Levi; to Iyda t;:red lot on 4oo
line of Grove St., $50 w. OF Baker, w.
Julia 5. Snyder to John Hickey and wife, lot
on S. line of Eighteenth ST., $50 w. Of
Sanchez W. 25xil4 Observation-Disclosures. 10
George Lake to Mary J. Cameron, lot on n.
line of oak ST., 1926 w. Of Buchanan, w.
Mary f. Ryer ct al to Kate johnson, on NV.
cor. Twenty-third and Castro SITS, w. 5601
22S; also lot Ne. Diamond and
Alvarado SITS. N 22sx305., ...:....-........ 10
Winnifred Gallagher to Daniel j. Gallagher,
lot on n. line of Sacramento ST., N . tx
~
Eugeno Campini to Gotardo Campini, lot
ant, n 2sxloo. -. Gift
Maggie A. Morrison to Daniel J. Shaw ct al,
I:6IS7 81 .... A. 100
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Down ON BAR-RooMs-J. ". w, Fresno,
Cal. The American Party Convention re-
Gently in session in this city did pass the
resolution quoted.
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ALAMEDA COUNTY.


Charles Babb 70 hOWas 8 CrOss, lot oUAIbU,
Oh Sc. line of Eleventh ave, so NE. from
Fortieth ST., oakland. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
II. j. Solars to j. j. Mason, lot l006104.
Sw. cor. of Dwight way and Fulton st....... 80
j. j. Mason to L. q. French. same.............. -
A. johnson to w. X. HUFF, lot 50Il5U, on N.
line of johnson ave, $50 w. of Court ST.,
Alameda. Observation-Disclosures. -
W. r. HUI to c. NJ. bose. Same................
ii. G. Pratt to Kate +. Nj nor, lot on W. line
of Locust ST., 100 w. of Grove, N 3d. w.
To- n. so. w. IS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. O.;
A. s. Woodbridge TO II. Bennett, subdivision
lot 4, CoggshaIl Tract, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Same to samuel MS.aren, lots 20 aud 20,
Block p, COggshall Tract.
g, Ziegenbein to Sarah Stoiger, lot 3Oxl10,
on W. line of Peralta ST., 26 n. of Thir-
teentn.. o.
6OxlO0, on NE. line of Sixteenth St, 90 SE.
OF IWel1tH
A. NJ, Fl eemau to G, j. BriOnes, lot 26Xl05,
on s. line of thirteenth St, 10 w. OF Center
Lois NJ. Apgar to j. O. Whittle, lot y, Block
A Anpar Iract. Oakland Observation-Disclosures.
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New YORK VIA PANAMA-A. G. c.,
City. The lowest figure for which person
can 60 to New York by the Panama route
is about $40. travelling in the Storage.
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making the trip in eleven days. She made
a return trip in August in ten days and dur
ing the three years following number of
other tri ps to and from, proving, however,
a source Of loss to her owners. Thereafter
she was chartered to convey the Atlantic
submarine cables in 1865 and 1866 and was
occasionally employed by the British Gov
was again fitted up as a passenger vessel
between Europe and New York and began
to ply on March &C. 1867. Upon her return
she was Immediately seized as security for
the seamen's unpaid wages She was also
at the New Orleans Exposition Of 1886.
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San Francisco Hussars.

Captain, c. c. Keene; First Lieutenant,
George Thomas; Second Lieutenant, John
NJ. Brunser.
The company strength of the Second
Brigade. n. G. O., according to the returns
for June, was 1913, and for August will not
vary much from that figure.
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FOR PORTLAND 6 ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY "a
i Ocean Divlsion-and PACIFIC COAST <SIEY
STEAMSHIP COMPANY Will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf, 10 NJ, for the above ports OF
their Al iron steamships VIZ:
STATE OF CALIFORNlA-July 81, August IL,
"a, Sept. D, II, 20.
CoLUMBIA-August 8. 20, Sept. l, Is. 25.
OREGON-August 4, 16, 2S, Sept. 8, 81.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacific
Railroad, oregon Short Line and other dlvergiuy
lines, for all points in Oregon, Washington.
British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho Montana,
Dakota, Utah. Wyoming, Yellowstone PARK and ali
points East and South and TO Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabin S16; storage, So; round
trip. cabin $50,
Ticket Ofices-l Montgomery street and Palace
Hotel. New Montgomery street.
GOoDALL. PERKINS Il Co. General Agents.
mr2S 10 Market street, San Francisco
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ant, William Elliot; Second Lieutenant. j.
l.. Davenport.
Company E. Santa Rosa-Captain, L. W.
Juilliard; First Lieutenant, II. w. Hud-
son; Second Lieutenant, John Dunbar.
Company F, Oakland-Captain, J. f.
Hayes; First Lieutenant, E. G. Hunt
Second Lieutenant, George FL. Wethern.
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GERMANY PROFESSIONALLY - T. B.,
City. Germany has unquestionably the
best Disciplined and trained army.
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First Lieutenant, Irving B. Cook; Second
Lieutenant, +. A. Baldwin.
Company C-Captain, John E. Klein;
First Lieutenant. Homer H.. Woodruff;
Second Lieutenant, Andrew J. Rnddock.
Company D-Captain, Charles Jansen :;
Second Lieutenant, Edward H. Gielow.
Company F-Captain, F. w. Rosenthal;
First Lieutenant, James A. Mango; Second
Lieutenant, J. F. Eggert.
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SAN FRANCIsco's ALMsHoUsE-T. B.,
City. The original frame building eonsti-
tuting the City and County Almshouse of
San Francisco, near Lake Honda, was con-
structed in 1867 and opened on the 18th of
September of that year.
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WORLDS FART. r. p, Sites, Cal. The
original proposition was to hold the Worlds
Fair in 1892, but it will be held in Chicago
in 1893 some time in the fall of the year.
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MUST BE NATURAL BoRN-J. W. p,
City. To be eligible for President one must
be "a patural-born citizen" There has
never been President or President
of the United States who was not born ON
American soil.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN So
~ Francisco for ports in ALASKA 3 A. NJ, AsI
July 70, Aug. 3, 49, H. 20, Sept. and Oct and II.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports. 3
A.. n, July 20, August j. 8, l3, IL, 49, %, Sept g T.
IL, II, 90. 81.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay. Wednesdays, 9 A. NJ.
For Mendocino Fort Bragg etc. Mondays and
Thursdays, p NJ
For Santa Ana Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth day 8 A. NJ.
For San Diego stopping only at Los ANGLER, Santa
Barbara and San Luis Obspo. every fourth day Is
II A. M.
FOR ports In Mexico 25th of each month
Ticket Ohice-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery st.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents.
se30 10 Market street. San Francisco.
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GREAT EAsTERN-J L., City. The opera
ton OF the launching of the Great Eastern
lasted from November 3, 1857, to January
81, 1858. She started on her first trip from
Liverpool to New York on June II. 1860
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ing reglmental, 5:45 P. NJ; supper Immediately
alter guard mounting; retreat, P. NJ; tattoo,
1890 p VI. taps, IL P. N.
X. All calls sounded at brigade headquarters
Will be repeated successfully from right 10 left
down the line.
XI. Musicans' calls will be sounded at brigade
headquarters fifteen minutes previous TO calls
for reveiile, dress parade, guard mounting re-
treat and tattoo.
XII. Bulletins announcing routine for subse-
Quent days Will be posted ar brigade and regl-
mental headquarters each morning.
BY command OF Brigadier-General John 7.
Cutting. WILLIAM EDWARDS,
Lieutenant Colonel and Assistant Adjutant-
General.
The standing orders for tn week are as
follows:
HEADQUARTERS SECOND BRIGADE, N. G. c.,
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 10, 1890. !
General Orders No. Is.
The following rules and regulations are here
by announced for tie information and guidance
of the troops at Camp Waterman, Santa Cruz,
CAL:
/. Hours of service and roll-calls are estab-
llsbed follows. to lake effect OIL the 18th inst,
until further orders:
Repeilie, 5:45 A. NJ; setting up drill ny COM
paDy (ifieen minules) Immediately after rOll-cal;
Surgeons call. $50 A. NJ; breakfast, 6:45 A.
NJ; police call, 7:l5 A. NJ; drll battalion drill
for regiments, unless otherwise ordeTed), A.
NJ. recall from driIl $50 A. NJ; Inspection of
quarters. 9:45 A. NJ; orderly hour (regimentaD,
10 A. NJ; orderly hour (brgade), IL A. NJ; lunch
IL NJ; dress parade (brigade) 4:45 p. Nj guard
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ILLEGAL CoNcERNs-S. NJ, City. If the
endowment associations that you quote in
your query have not before beginning BUSH
ness provided capital stock and Guaran-
tee Fund and filed certificate showing the
same with the Insurance Commissioner
Guaranty Endowment Association
which Judge Hoge on Tuesday decided to
be an Illegal concern. 1t is not for the
@. q. to state which lave complied with the
law or which have not. At any rate the
report Of the Labor Commissioner will
show you which have not.
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THE CALLS
QUERY COLUMN.
Australias Cclonization-0n McClellan's staff
The Great Eastern-Against Bar-Rooms.
Pioneer Ships.

THE CALLS Query Column is conducted with
a view TO aid all seekers after knowledge OF gen.
eral interest.
Catch questions win not receive any attention.
No opinion will be given In this column regard
ing the reliability or character OF any person or
firms in this city or elsewhere.
Questions, answers 10 which are In the nature
OF an advertisement. will not be answered.
Every inquiry must have the true and full
namS OF the sender, as well as the correct resi-
dence. Any inquiry that has not The COR
rect name and address OF the sender will
be treated as IL it was not signed, and the
writer need not expect an answer.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Carrying United States. Hawaiian and CO.
loniai Iails.
MILL LEAVE THE COMP ANY'S E-A
w Wharf, foot of Folsom street. EEG
For Honolulu, Auckland and Sydney,
WITHOUT CHANGE,
The Splendid New 300O-ton Iron Steamer
Zealandia. ...........,..August 23d. at IL NJ,
For Honolulu.
SIS. Australia $4,000 tonsl Sept. 18th, at IL n.
OF Immediately On arrival of the English mails
81 For freight passage, apply at office, 327
Market street. JOHN ID. SPRECkELS BROS,
SETS q General Agents
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Company G-Captain, Charles L. Tilden !;
First Lieutenant, Charles F. Thompson;
Second Lieutenant. Edgar c. Subtitle.
Company H-Captain, Lyman p. Bush !;
Fist Lieutenant, w. II. Fraser; Second
Lieutenant, Z. &. Essen.
Cadet Company-Captain, A. G. Wright;
First Lieutenant, A. NJ. AsbOrn; Second
Lieutenant, S. Waterhouse.
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EXEMPT FROM JURY Duty F. W. B.,
City. Every member Of the National Guard
of California in active service, and every
member who has served seven consecutive
years and has received his exemption GER
tiicate, is exempt from jury duty in all
cases in this State (Section 1886, Political
Code; also the honorary members, limited
to ten each for the sixty companies of the
N. G. c., as provided in Section 1862.
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F1LLED-IN MINEs-J. J. c.. City. The
reports sometimes heard that worked-out
gold or silver mine appears to fill in when
not worked for some time are inventions of
old miners, and must be accepted with as
much credence as rattlesnake and sea-
serpent stories.
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GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY


$50 and $50, Second-class, $50.
Storage passage, either Service, 8 10
Saloen Excursion Tickets at Reduced Rates
Travellers Circular Letters of Credit, and Drafts
for any Amount issued at lowest current rates.
For Books of Tours ickets or further Information
Apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, New York,
or GEORGE W. FLETCHER, 613 Market St or 7.
d. MCKAY, 80 Montgomery ST.; or }. Il. FUGAZZI
4 CO., Montgomery ave-, San Francisco, or GEO.
u. SEAMAN. 1913 Broadway. Oakland. mr24 6ma
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On MCCLELLAN's STAFF D. w. A..
City. The Comte de Paris and the Due de
Chartres, nephews of the Prince de join
vile. third son of King Louis PHILIPPE of
France, and an exile from that country. re-
ceived military commissions from the
United States during the late civil war
QS6D and as aid-dP-camps were members OF
the personal staff of General Mcclellan.
participating in the Virginia Peninsular
campaign against Richmond april, NAV
and June, 1862 showing on various occa-
sions and especially at the battle of Gaines
Mills great efficiency and personal gallantry.
They afteTwald returned to France. but
were not permitted TO take an active part
in the affairs Of their country.
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ANOTHER PIONEER SHIP-H. F. R., Mill
vile. The Q. c. knows of ship named
North Carolina from Baltimore and another
from New York which arrived in San Fran
cisco on the 9th of June, 1851 and the 9th
of June, 1854, respectively, but neither was
commanded by Captain Drummond A
master of that name commanded the Rob
Roy, which arrived from New York on
juno %, 1851.