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Middletown transcript., 1893-04-22

aeTRIs is TO CERTIFY TO ALL TO
whom these presents shall come, that we.
Henry P. Scott OF Red Lion hundred, New
q. Scott and Alfred S. Elliott, both OF The
City of Wilmington. in the County and
State aforesaid, and Charles w. Welsh. OF the
City OF Philadelphia, in the State of Penn
sylvania, have this day entered into u limited
partnership for the purpose of carrying on
the trade and business of Brokers under and
by virtue of the laws of the State OF Della
ware. upon the terms hereinafter set forth.
The said partnership is to be conducted
under the partnership name OF scott q
COMPANY" and The general objects OF the
partnership are TO carry on the trade and
business of Brokers.
The names and residences of said partners
are as follows: The general partners in the
said firm are henry z. Scott, OF Red Lion
Hundred, New Castle County and State of
Delaware, Harlan G Scott, OF The City of
Castle, Charles W. Welsh, of the City of
Philadelphia, in the State of Pennsylvania,
and the special partner is Alfred ). Elliot I
OF the City OF Wilmington aforesaid
The said A fred s. Elliott, the special part
rer, shall contribute to the common stock OF
SAID partnership the SUM OF Fitly Thousand
dollars in cash on the First day OF January.
A. ID. One thousand eight hundr, and
tfinely- four, the further sum OF Twenty-f We
thousand collars in cash on or before the
First day of July, A. D. One thousand eig ht
hundred and ninety-four, and shall have th e
privilege of contributing the further sum OF
Twenty-Five thousand dollars on or before
the First day of January, A. d. One thous-
and eight hundred and ninety-five.
The said partnership is to commence on
the First day OF January. A. D. One thousand
eight hundred and ninety-tour, and to end
on the Thirty-irsL day of December, A. ID.
One thousand eight hundred and ninety five.
The death of any partner or partners shall
not determine the co-partnership, nor shsll
I he interest of such deceased partner be
withdrawn until the regular determination
of the partnership, provided, however, that
no part OF the estate OF such deceased part
ner or partners. other than that then In said
business, shall be in any way liable tor the
debts and obligations of said partnership
made or incurred after the death of such
partner
In witness whereof we have hereunto set
our hands ana seals at The City OF Whining
ton in the State OF Delaware, this eleventh
day of April. A. ID. One thousand eight hum
dl ed and ninety-threc,
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THE MARKETS.

MIDDLETowN GRAIN MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN W. JoLLs.
WHEAT-NoI red 72New cob Corn IS
Timothy Seed 80 Yellow, shelIed. V4sc
"'''o- oats, assoc
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UOR SALE.

EoR SALE.
ELEGANT BURDETT ORGAN COST $3.50.
Price $50 Guarantee in the best order. A
fine opportunity for any one wanting an
organ like new for half of the original cost.
For further particulars address
TRANSCRIPT OFFICE,
Middletown, Del.
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.OR SALE.
nor SALE.

Doctors Pheton, in first class order;
Will be sold cheap, as the owner has given up
practicing and has no further use for it.
Address
dec15-tf DOCTOR. Transcript Office.
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dor Sale OF 9ent.
@FOR SALE.

-
The two Farms of John Il Wilson, on the
Levels, containing respectively 266 acres
and 1S9 acres.
Also the Jamison Corner Farm, near Mt
Pleasant, containing lSO acres OF land.
These are as good soils as the country can
produce, and will be sold on reasonable
terms and prices.
GEORGE w. INGRAM,
apIs-tf Middletown, Del,
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NOTICE OF DIVORCE.

NOTICE OF DIVORCE.
l hereby give notice that shall apply ut
the present session OF the General Assembly
of the State of the State of delaware for a
divorce vinculo matrimonii from my hus
band, William H. Perry.
MARY C. PERRY.
Deplvneyillc March g. 1885. marll4t
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WANTED.
Good laborers foI inside work on iron
bridges. Apply Immediately to
EDGEMOOR BRIDGE WORKS,
marls 1T Edgemoor, Del.
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s.-Judge for yourself and do not take
anybody's word for it.
New stock this week.
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Baltimore & Eastern Shore Railroad.
FALL TIME TABLE.

In effect Monday, September 10, 1892.
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UoR RENT.

Il
The house OF J. B. Foard, which he now oc
cupies on West Main ST. Thirteen rooms,
bath room. with hot and cold waner cellar
heater. &C. Immediate possession given.
Apply to.
JBF FOARD,
Middletown, Del.
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A GREAT Day GOODS BUSINESS
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HENRY p. SCOTT, [sEALl
HARLAN q. SCOTT. SEAL
ALFRED s. ELLIOTT, [sEAL
CHARLES W. WELSH. [sEALl

STATE OF DELAWARE. So.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, :
Be it remembered, that on this Eleventh
day OF April, A. ID. One thousand eight num-
fore me, james Monaghan, n Justice OF the
Peace for New Castle County in the State OF
Delawar residing in the City OF WHINING
TIM. HENRY p SCOTT, HARLAN q. SCOTT,
CHARLES w WELSH and ALFRED 3,
ELLIOTT, parties to he tor 9Soing cert1h;
cate known to me personally to be such, ana
severaIIy acknoW led ged that they sig ucd anu
sealed the said certificate tor the purposes
therein set iorth, and that the sane is their
and each OF their act and deed
Given under my nanu anu seaI, tHe pay
and year aforesaid.
JAMES MONAGHAN, LsEALl
Justice OF the Peace.
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Spetial 9otites
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WILMINGTON, DEL, April Is, 1893
Notice is hereby given that the firm of
CONRAD & BROWNE, attorneys-at law, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent:
HENRY G. CONRAD,
HUGH C, BROWNE
Henry G. Conrad continues his office at Nc.
OU515 Market street.
Hugh C. Browne will remove to the 8. f.
Corner OF Tenth and Market streets mo. 925
Market street. apl227t
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NrA rNEss AND HEAD MOI.
Ak ses Cured by Peckss
~ -kXh Invisible Tubular Ear
Cushions. Whispers heard. Comfortabie
Successful where all remedies fail. Ills BOOK
and proofs free. Address. +. II. SCOY. Az
Broadway, New Zork, o'O
WANTED. : SALESMAN; SALARY
and expenses from start steady work
good chance for advancement. RRowS BRos.
Co., Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y.
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B. & O. Railroad

Schedule in effect Nov. l3, 1892.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND.
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WALLPAPER HOUSE.
NJ. Nj. Heineman s Co. Claim Igno.
rance of Attachment,

An attachment was issued yesterday
afternoon in favor of the National Wall
paper Company of Cincinnati against Nj.
NJ. Heineman & Co.. wholesale wall
paper dealers at 321s Fremont street, for
s21,S4 NJ. NJ. Heineman, the senior
member of the firm. is in the East, and is
not expected home for two weeks. George
Gillhouley, the junior member, was found
at his Office yesterday afternoon at )
o'clock, and said:
"There has been no attachment issued
on this store that | am aware of. We may
owe the National Wallpaper Company SCI
600 and we may owe them Sl21, 900. | am
not bookkeeper here, and don't know that
il is any one's business how much we owe.
We have been doing cOnsidera BILE business
with the National Wallpaper Company
and nave had trouble with their account
ever since it was opened. That Is L mean
there has been dispute in the accounts,
they claiming We owe them more than We
really do. This store is now in our pos
session and no attachment has been served
upon us that l know Of"
At few minutes after o'clock Mr..
GilhOuley arose from his chair and ordered
the store closed tor the night. He would
make no statement as to what effect the
attachment would have on the firm should
il be served
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BUSINESS SNAGS.
Albert SamuelS Attached
for Debt.
A WALLPAPER HOUSES CASE
Wright, Bovine 6 Co., the Ship
Chambers, Placed in False Light
on a Small Claim.

Some excitement was created in business
circles yesterday afternoon by a report
that Wright, Bovine & Co., the importers
aud dealers ia ship chand lery, had been at
tached under a judgment As the report
travelled, the larger it grew. until before
many hours the amount involved was in
hundreds of thousands of dollars. AS a
matter of fact, the corporation was not in
volved beyond the payment of two guaran-
tee notes amOu nting to 5000.
At the opening of the whaling season it
Endorsed two notes, one for 500 and the
other for $500, as a matter of accommoda-
ton. The notes fell due Oh Thursday dur
ing the absence from the city of the payor.
They were presented to the house on
Thursday evening for payment. As it was
a matter of accomm odation on its part,
and the payor being away, it asked the
payee to wait few days until his return,
and if he were unable to take the notes up
the house would. AS this appeared salts
factory, the matter was dismissed, and
nothing more was thought about it until
yesterday morning, when an execution, is
sued on a snap judgment, was served on
the firm for the amount. The execution
was al once raised, and the notes were
taken up.
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ALBERT SAMUELS.
Claims Aggregating Nearly $4,000
Are Filed,

Three attachments, aggregating S765S,
were levied yesterday afternoon upon the
stock of Albert Samuels, a clothing mer-
chant on Montgomery street under the
Russ House, by the Board of Trade as
asignees for the creditors. The claims
we're: E. Hyams, for Hyams, Paulson &
Co., S41O0; S. j. Nathan & Co., New York,
$3.50; E. Hyams. $1,000. Later on In the
day several smaller claims, amounting to
5000 "a. were flied with the board and will
come In under Z attachment.
This afternoon committee from the
Board of Trade representing the creditors
composed of l.. Meyerstein, Albert Mie-
neT, w. FleScher and E. Hyams, will meet
al the Office of Jacobs 81 Wolfe, attorneys
for Mr.. Samuels, to try 10 effect settle
ment and allow resumption of business.
Mr.. Samuels, when seen yesterday AFTER
noon, said that his trouble was brought on
by the hard times and the difficulty of GET
ting in money with which to meet his ma
turing bills. He expresses belief that
to-day he will be able TO arrange matters sat
isfactorily and regain possession of his
stock.
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MURDER CHARGED.
The Fate of Miss Clara
Mathews.
The Coroner's Jury Finds Won Wer-
thern and Gray Guilty and Ex-
onerateS DIR. DriscoiI.

The taking of testimony in the Coroner's
inquest on the body Of Clara Mathews was
resumed yesterday afternoon.
j. w. LawIor, assistant secretary of the
Board of Health. related the manner in
winch the burial permit was obtained
Inc permit was issued on death certifi-
cate signed by Drs. Driscol and Won
'WertherD, assigning septicemia as the
cause OF death. Mr.. LAWYER said that as
the woman was said to be married he had
no hesitancy in issuing the permit. Had
sne been named as single woman in the
certificate he would have turned the mat
ter over to the Coroner for investigation.
Dr. A. Z. OBrieE, who assisted in MAX
ing the autopsy at the City Cemetery when
the body was exhumed. told of the most
mortem examination and its result He
thought death was caused by a hemorr-
mage, induced by criminal operation.
Detective Robert Hogan detailed the
story oil the arrest of Driscoll. Won
Wertnern and Gray. and told of the state
menis made by them as to their connec-
ZION with the death of Clara Mathews
ne statement was materially the same as
published the day after the arrest of the
three men. Won Werthern con fessed to his
criminal connection with the case, and ex-
pressed regret that he had been induced to
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Ii Rained Rice.

William Cameron, the attorney, said TO
a CALL reporter yesterday that he had
passed through an epidemic of marriages
and food of rice. He described his ex-
perience as follows:
IL had been up on the Sacramento road
and returning yesterday l met so many
brides and grooms [ barely escaped matri.
mony myself. At Marysville l was startled
from nap by merry voices, followed by
rain of rice against the car windows.
All the youth and beauty of Marysville
were down at the station to giggle. guy
and gush over a departing couple, whom
| concluded were just past the rubcon be-
tween single blessedness and ~ atrimOny.
They came into the Car flushed and ba ppy,
shaking the rice from their combined
locks. | paid no particular attention TO
that. however.
"At Sacramento there was another
couple boarded the car under the same
circumstances: but as they looked salts
fed | had no right to complain. But
began TO get interested when at Davisyi!le
another couple. followed by a rain OF rice.
got aboard the car. and began to reflect.
But surprise don't express IL when we got
to Suisun. There the entire population
seemed to be out, and there was q woeful
waste OF rice that would have made a
Chinaman weep.
There were two couples got on here.
The platform looked as though there had
been snowstorm. With eight blushing
brides and eight blooming bridegrooms we
completed the rest of our journey. That
Sacramento country has a wonderful eli
mate, and In one day can / reduce more
pretty brides than any country have ever
visited"
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THE CIRCUS is HERE.
A Grand Street Parade This Evening
Artists and Red Fire.

Sells & RentfrOw's enormous millionaire
show, which is the name given the triple
ring circus, menagerie and museum, has
arrived and will open tonight in Central
Park and remain for nine days. In order
that the people may have an opportunity
TO see what the proprietors of the big show
have in store for them all the artists and
the animals will appear il the grand
parade tonight. The start will be from
the park at 1880 o'clock. and the march
along Eighth street to Mission, along that
thoroughfare TO Second, to Market and
thence 10 the park. There will be n-
Vulnerable torches, calcium lights, red fire
and music. 1t Is asserted that this Will be
one of the most magnificent circus street
parades ever seen in this city.
This grand show, 1t is stated, is the best
and the only one that will visit the coast
this year, and therefore those W ho are fond
of the old fas hioned arenic attractions.
with all the modern novelties added, will
be sure TO avail themselves Of the oppor-
tunity now offered. There are in the circus
departments TO be seen some splendid ex-
amples of horsemanship. while In the Rent
fr0w portion OF the exhibition such novel
ties are presented that we have not looked
upon before Or this enast. Com bined. this
great show cannot fail to be one that will
command general public attention.
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perform the operation. Harry Gray's con-
fesson TO the officer was also detailed.
After the testimony was all In the jury
returned the following verdict:
W., the jury, find that Clara Mathews, age
26 years. native OF Ohio, occupation domes-
tic. residence Lincoln, Placer County, single,
came To her death September II, 1893, al SIT
Mission street. from criminal OPP ration; and
we further find that the said Clara Mathews
death was caused by DR.. Won Werthern and one
Harry Gray, and we, the undersigned jurors.
charge the aforesaid Dr.I Won Werthern and
Harry Gray with the crime of murder and ex-
onerate DR.. DTiscoll.
Coroner Hughes approved the verdict
with the exception OF the part relating to
DR.. Driscoll, 10 which he entered pro-
test. 1t is not likely that the exoneration
of Dr. Driscoll by the jury will carry
much weight with the police officials, and
the charge of murder now standing
against him will hold good until it is dis
missed by the courts.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

- Howard Street Methodist Epis-
S,ocs eoP ;.o Church bet second and Third sts
DID, pastor. Professor Martin Schultz, musical
director A. r. oyer. Sunday-scho superiD-
and 1880 p. M. Sunday-school at 1890. Pro.
lessor Dodson's Bibe-class at 1880. Enworth
the United states army Will preach in the morn
Ing SUBJECT OF evening sermon by the pastor.
Difficulties OF 7, day, Pastors residence, 2026
Howard st. Telephone $685.
" First Methodist Episcopal Church,
30 Powell st. bet. W ashlngton ana Jackson
T. H. woodward, pastor. Residence. 1914 wash
ington st. Preaching service at IL NJ. and 80
?. NJ. Class-rheetlngs at 10A. NJ. and IL 80 p NJ.
superintendent Class-meetings at p. NJ. and
$50 p NJ Epworth League at 6 80 p. NJ. The
ing In the evening he VIII deliver an Illustrated
lecture upon "Genesis." combining himself TO the
MN ana SKIN GAYS avs General prayer service on
and will meet. Ushers at the door. Strangers
welcome.
|" Central Methodist Episcopal
O'Clock by the Rev. W. w. Case, DID,: in the
Sunday.scsooi at NJ. william IN ASSots saperin
tendent. Prayer-m eeting on " ednesday evening
at $50 All are cordially invited.
RE Simpson Memorial NJ. f.. huroh.
Hirst, ID, pastor. Residence. 313 BrOderick st.
preaching at IL A NJ aud 80 P. The Rev.
III. bTlsgS. PASTOR OF centenary NJ OnuTCQ
South, will preach at IL A. NJ. and the Rev.
Thomas tilben. A. M, pastor OF the California
street Church. at 1880 P. NJ. Special music by the
choir at both services Sunday-schooI at 1880
2. M, @. h. Perkins superintendent. Epworth
League service at $3.50 p. NJ. The seats in this
church are free. The public cordially invited
TO all the services. Ushers In attendance. Prayer
meeting "Wednesday evening at as. $3.50 2t-
"u First Presbyterian Church. Cor.
1>D Van Ness ave. ana Sacramento stS.-The
pastor. Rev. Robert Mackenzie. D., will preach
at II A. NJ The associate pastor. Rev. Walter d.
Nicholas. will preach at AS P NJ, taking for his
subject. "Ihe secret of Prosperity" beng the
fou To In a series of sermons to young people.
Sunday-sehool at l2:45 p. NJ. Mr.. }. g. Chown
superintendent. Young Peoples Society OF Chr s.
tian EGdeavor at $50 p. NJ Prayer-meeting
wednesday evening AT I :45 O'Clock. All well
come TO these services.
FF The Refo' med Episcopal thurch.
W. late OF Mason ST., now worship In Longbead
Hall. Polk ST., third door north of Sacramento.
Services as usual ri IL A. NJ. and 80 p NJ. by DIT
Morgan. Sunday-school at 9 80 A. NJ Seats frees
- Catholic Apostolic Church. Seven
S~0 teenth ST., bet. Church and Uolore>- A
series of four sermons on Sunday evenings. Octo-
Der /. 8. Is and % at O'Clock, on subjects con
nected with the coming and kingdom of our Lord
Jesus Christ.
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Deep-sea soundings in the interest of
science and commerce were begun In 1868,
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FINANCIAL.

GAN ANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ 53SKearny, only corporation that lends money
on diamonds. watches slow interest oc4 Il
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80 TD Fraternnl and Other Societies
80 handsomely furnished halls TO let in Shells
building. 30 o'Farrell st., at reasonable rates
Apply to the janitor. Tvs GIN
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A Soldiers Life

The feature of the concert in Golden
Gate Park this afternoon will be "Epi-
sodes in Soldiers Life" composition
by Kappey. and next to that will be Alma
K. Heyer's 'Midwintsr Fair March," The
programme In full is as follows:
Overture de Coneours" (Cazalis): "Nettie
Gavotte" &c. Pruefer}; selection, LA Mas
coife" (Audranl; "Midwinier Fair Waltz
tAlma i. Hse); Episodes in Soldiers LiIe''
(kappey); overture. .Fantastiqur" "a. Co
yaerp; sacred song, 20 Lord, My God" (Wely);
grand selection, I'll Trovatofe" No 3 (Verdi:
song, "Rocked In she Cradle of the Deep''
tKnighD; grand march, '.Avant le Tournor'
(5enee,.
The Kennebec River is said to pour a
gre alter volume Of water into the sea than
any other river on she Atlantic of Gull
coast from the ST. Johr 10 the Mississippi.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IA ANTED-5O OR so FOOT SCHOONER
~ must be in good condition. Address. g1yinl
description and price, E. H. H., box So thi
Office. se3O If
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- ~ -,
A'IHSI-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
u 642-644 Mission st. CHAS. l. TAYLOR jeI3 ti
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y EL1ABLE WOMAN WOULD LIKE A POSI-
IL ton as attendant; references. Gail or address
room %, 109A Powell ST. san Francisco.
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MEDICAL.


I ADIESl CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY
- royal Pills Diamond brandt are the best Safe
reliable. Take no other. Send &c (stamps) for
particulars Relef for Ladies'. In letter by return
M all AT druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
PhfladeD hia. Pa. apps SaSuTh ly
| AIDES CAN PLACE THE UTMOST COME
j dence in DOCTRESS RUBEN; guarantees a
sure cure for ladies' who are ehidleSS; also cures
all Irregularities strictly private home before and
during confinement, with best of care; adopts in
fants: terms moderate. laos Geary st. SEQ 6m
DRIVATE HOME IN CONFIN EMHNT 1909
Mission st. ladies who desire to GO into con-
fnement with every care and attendance OF a Ger.
man physician q X. HI RWlG) and a graduated
the above address; private diseases or ladies
speciality; cures guaranteed; babies adopted.
Telephone No $685. 10 Sm
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HELP wANTED-CoNT1NUEh

N ANTED-AGENTS To SELL GOODS IN TGS
city on liberal commission. Call 21I anF
2l3 Clay ST. se26 ~
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PROPERTY WANTED.

DROPERTY WANTED FOR Cash IN THF
i outskirts and homesteads of this city; must o'
cheap and have good title. s. DU CAS-. II
Montgomery Sel2 u
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- annual Nee ting-Ihe reg uiar An
49, nual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Consolidated California and Virginia VI iuing Com
pany will be held at the ofice Of the COMPANY
room So. Nevada block. 3O9 Montgomery ST., san
Francisco. Cal. on MONDAY, the sixteenth I6th)
DAY or october, 1888. at the hour of / O'clock p.
M, LOT the purpose II eectng board or directors
TO serve for the ensuing year. the transaction
OF such other business may come before the
meeting Trsnsier-bookS will close on Thursday
October II, 1898, at O'Clock NJ
A. W. HAVEN. Secretary.
Ofiee-Room SO. Nevada block, 3O9 Montgom-
cry St. San Francisco, Cal. se2G I'd
- Notice Of Specia' Meeting of stock
- holders-N office Is hereby given that spe-
cfal netting of the stock holders OF the Hale a
Norcrnss Silver Mtping Company will be held at
the once OF the company. room 70. Nevada block
NO. 500 montgomery ST.. San francisco, Calitor-
MA, on THURSDAY. the twelfth day OF October
A. ID. 1893 at the hour OF l O'Clock p NJ TO de.
termne. vote on and decide what dispos ton shall
De made OF ann with all shares OF the capital stock
OF this corporation heretofore purchased by IL at
sales thereof for unpaid assessments. said stock
Is held by the corporation subject 20 the control
OF It's stockholders. BY order of the Board OF
Trustees.
San Francisco, California, September 20, 1898.
A. h. THOMPSON, Secretary.
Omce-Room 20, Nevada block. No. 3O9 Mont
Rolncry ST.. San Francisco, California. I'd