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The morning call., 1894-04-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
under the authority of certain deed Of trust,
ouiy executed by THE STATE IN vESTMENT
AND INSURANCE COMPANY. corporation,
party OF the first part. to HENRY G. CAMPBELL
ana THADDEUS b. KENT, trustees, parties OF
tbs second part, and the SAN FRANCISCO saw
INGs UNION party of the third part. dated June
z. 1892, and recorded in the ONCE of the County
neeorder OF the city and county OF San CISCO.
PAGES AZ and following; and In pursuance OF a res
olution passed on the 21st Gay OF Septemo per,
FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION. = corporation,
and the holder of the note (No. 1l.692) TO secure
payment OF which the soresaia ae nsd mean maas
In the payment OF the principal SUN anu othc,
sums due under said note and aeed Oh trus., xne
requesting and directing said HENRf T. CAMf-
BILL and THADDEUS Il. KENT. trustees. TO
sell the real estate described therein 70 satisfy
We. Henry c. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
B. KENT, trustees, do hereby give notice that on
THURSDAY. the 18TH Gay a al on The premise.
hereinafter described situate at Nos 1lo ana IZo
sansome street. in the city ana county e ~ can nhic
auction to the highest bidder Tor cash IN golc
coin of the Uulted states. all that piece or pzrce
81 l.nd situate In the city and county of San Fran
cisco state of California, described as follows to
wit: Commencing ar a point on the essterly line
~ Sansoms street, distant thereon eighry-nino
sq feet southery from the southeriy line OF Cali
fornia street, and running thence southeriy along
said line of Sansome street twenty-nine feet four
snss f2s ~ feet): thence at right angles east
erlv one hundred and tn rty-seven feet ana six
inches l37 5-l2 feet): thence at right angles
northeriy twenty nine feet Ionr inches go 4-l2
reet): and thence at right angles westerly one
hnndred and thirty feet six inches
1i37 6-I2 feet to the point of commencement.
be Ing portions of beach and water lots numbers
two hundred and ffty-three (253) and two hun
dred aud ffty-four (2b4). together with the ap
purtenances
TERMS OF sALE.-Cash in geld coin OF tho
United states: 10 per cent payable to the under
signed on the fall OF the hammer. balance on de-
livery of deed: and II nos SO paid unless for want
of title (ren days being allowed for search) then
said per to be fort etsd and the sale to be
void, Acts OF sale at pure hsser's expense.
HENRY G CAMPBELL ,rrrs,..
THADDkUS b. KENT AA1o'ss''
mr2S 81 ap4 IL IA ID 10
The morning call., 1894-04-04

SCHAEFER-In this city March 80. 1884 to the
wife of Fred Schaefer. a daughter.
BRAY-iD this city, to the wife of Thomas Bray.
daughter.
BABICH-In San Jose. April 1. 1894, to the wife
of George Babich.
GOLDENBERG-In Woodland. Cal. April L, 1894.
TO the wife of Adolf GoldenberI, a sou.
GRIFFIN-To the wife of James +. Griffin a
daughter.
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RICHARDS & Co. druggists, 4o6-s Clay.
Suit AGAINST FernaId.

James KerwaD filed an attachment suit
against Walter Guy Fernald of diamond
robbery fame yesterday for $685. on a claim
for legal services which had been assigned TO
him bv Attorney Lawrence KID. The latter
has $500 In his possession belonging TO Fer
maid. and this IL TO be attached by kerwan 10
pay the claim. The nature of the legal services
is not stated.
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Hundreds of Csliforniaus.

Have you forgotten your friends in the
East? If not, send them picturesque
California" as hundreds of California
people are doing. and bringing joy to those
in the land of snow and ice.
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MARRIED.

MCKEE-KING-In this city, March 80. 1894. by
the Rev. Frederick b Pullan. Clancy Richie
Mckee and Charlotte Elizabeth Kfug.
EBER- MCCLAIRE-By the Rev. Dr. Sweeney
Milton Eber of Oakland and Josie McClaire OF
Alameda
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Have you our big front window? II not,
look at it. We are making display OF Ladies'
Suits-all prices. Suits for travelling, suits for
wearing around at the fair, suits for mountain,
seashore and country wear, suits for housewear
and shopping: In fact, suits for almost any pur-
pose where dressmakers exact fitting is not abb
| solutely necessary. We are making great spe-
cialty of ladies' Suits this season and can give
you full costumes at almost the dreSsmaker's price
Of making them. We fit and alter all garments
free OF charge. and guarantee perfect satisfaction
our line starts at S. at which price we show
White and Tar Duck Suits, Elton Ripple Skirt
Jackets. with full-cut skirts
At So 50. WHITE AND TAN DUCK SUITS
with Blazer jackets and full skirts. .
At So rs. ALL-wOOL LADIES' CLOTH SUITS.
Blazer jackets and full skirts, Jackets faced with
Mo1re SILK or trimmed with braid.
Ats7bO, PURE LINEN DUCK SUITS, Blazer
jackets, trimmed with black MORE silk and full
cut, beautifully shaped skirts; also. L-WOOL
TRICOT SUI 5. in leading street colors, full skirt
and tight-ftting jacket, trimmed with braid.
At So SO. ALL-wOOL SERGE SUITS. full skirt
and three-button REFER Jacket. leading colors.
At IS SO. CASHMERE SUITS. full skirt. waist
trimmed with MORE silk, lapels and ripple, all
leading street colors.
at SIP so, ALL-WoOL STORM SERGE. full
skirt and fancy, tight-ftting waist, with braid
trimming.
AtSl5. BLAZER SUITS, made of nll-wool serge,
with full skirt and jacket trimmed Oh lapeis and
acings with more SIX: also, a different style
with luI sAirt and tight-ftting waist. trimmed
with more ribbons
These are but few of tho many different styles
stock. Our styles and prices are right. VS. for
suits.
At 81 % yard. SPIDER-WEB SILKS, the lat
est in fancy novelty silks, two-tone effects in the
latest eolors. specially adapted to waists, Dlouses
and tull costumes.
At soc yard new effects in PRINTED FRENCH
FLAN y ELS not old sly les we want TO close out
but new things which have just been received;
value at 75c.
At ACC a yard. all wool challies in new print
fnQs: Also cream-colored a paeas printed in floral
patterns. tn best dust-sheddng fabric made; this
is something entirely new; light colors only.
At25c a set, Ladies' Fancy Striped and Plain
White Collar and Cuff Sets; very neat and pretty
for street wear.
La Mazeno Kid Gloves In sevenhook lacing
In four.buttons.
New yeilings new INNINGS and braids, new
aces In Point de Venise and all other
fashionable kinds; also spangled laces and nets
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THE NEW GRAND JURY.
Judge Hebbard Calls Its Attention
to the Pacific Bank Situation.

to the Pacific Bank Situation.
The new Grand Jury was impaneled
yesterday afternoon. Twelve jurors had
already been aece pied, and out OF eighteen
more summoned for examination. no diff
Guilty was found in completing the panel
OF nineteen. Following are the names and
addresses of the jury:
Samuel CroZier, 110S Mason.
+. ". Eaton, 214 Pine.
X. PexutlO, 1890 Market
ID. j. Scott, southwest corner Clayand Lapuns.
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In OUR SHOE Department

We nave received q decidedly fashionable novelty
in LADIES BOOT, made in button style OF TAN
chrome goat, and in lace style of Russ
leather all sizes and widths and different styles OF
toes and lasts. These shoes would certainly cost
from 81 so to SIS pair In any shoestore. but we
place them on sale as a leader for department
at 50 80.
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NOTICE OF PosTPONEMENT

In accordance with law and order OF thG
Board OF Directors or the East Sierra Nevada Min
inc Company adopted at its meeting Of March / 9,
1894. and entered in its records the date deIln-
quency OF assessment NO. g. levied January 10,
1894 is further postponed to April 20 aud the
day Of sale for unpaid ent 20. is further
postponed to May II, 1894. BY order OF the
Board OF Directors OF the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company.
GEORGE r. SPINNEY Secretary.
Off1ce-No $40 Pine street, room No 20, San
Francisco. Cal.
March l9 1894 mr22 I'd
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REMNANTS OF SILKS, vELyETS, DRESS
GOODS LINENS, WASH GOODS, and all sorts
OF notions and odds and ends sent TO this de-
partment TO be disposed Of Look them over. 1t
will pay.
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u ELCHER SILVER MINING CoMPANY-Lo-
ID cation of principal place of business, San
Francisco California; location of works; Gold
Hill, Storey County. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at = meeting Of the
Board OF Directors held on the thirteenth (lSth)
day of March. 1894, all assessment (No. 4S) OF
twenty-fve (26) cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation payable I'M
mediately In United states gold coin, to the Sec
Rotary. at the Office OF the company 81. third
floor. NILS building. northeast corner Bush and
Montgomery streets. san francisco, California
Any stock upon which the assessment shall re.
main unpaid on the seventeenth (l7th) day of
April. 1894. will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless pawn emit is made
before. will be sold on TUESDAY, the eighth (Sth)
day OF May. 1894, to pay the delinquent assess
menr, together with costs OF advertising and ex.
penses of SALE BY order of the Board OF Directors
c. L. PERKINS. Secretary
Onice-Rorm 81. third floor, Mills building
northeast corner Bush and Montgomery streets
San Francisco, California. mrl4 I'd
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SOME THINGS
WORTHY
OF ATTENTION.

Most OF our regular callers know that we have
a large basement salesroom. and are fully CONVEX
SAINT with the different lines of goods carried In
that part OF the establishment. Many have &C.
quainted themselves with the latest addition TO It,
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LATEST sHIPPrNG lNTELlIGENCk
Arrived.

Arrived.
TUESDAY. April 3.
Sch Joseph Russ, Matson, 10 days from Port
Gamble; lumber, to G A Hooper d Co. Oakland
direct.
Schr Gardiner City, Masters. 4 days from Coos
Bay; lumber and piles. to Simpson Lumber Co.
Sailed
MONDAY, April 8.
Stmr Geo w Elder, Stannard. Astoria.
spoken.
ssFcb 8, "a n. 81 w. Br shin GarsdaIe, from New
castle, Eng. for san Francisco
Per ship Norris-Jan II. 20 s. SO 10 w, ship FL
well. from New York for San Francisco.
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ARVIDSON-In this city, April 8, 1894, to the
wife OF A. ArvidsOn, daughter.
NIBRE-ln this city. April 2, 1894 to the wife OF
}. H. Nibbe, daughter.
WEST-In this city, March %. 1894, to the wife
OF George 5. West, a daughter.
ZELLERBACH-In this cirv. March %, 1894 to
the wife OF Isidore Zellerbach, son.
SCHULHOFER-In this city. March 81, 1894 TO
the wife of Max Schuhofer, son.
VANDERBILT this city, March 81. 1894, to tho
wife of Benjamin Wander. son.
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At 25c each-LADIES' LAWN APRONS. with
worth 50c.
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BIRTHS ARRIAGES-DEATHS.

birth. marriage and death notices sent by mai
will not be inserted. They must be handed In
either of the publication Offices aud be indorcc(
with the name and residence OF persons authoriz
ing to have the same published.
The morning call., 1894-04-04

At 75c each-GLORIA SILK CARRIAGE PAR
AS0LS, some lined, some pl ain worth up to 81 so
| each. odds and ends of lines we have carried.
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OUR BARGAIN DEPART MENT,

And have saved many q dollar by giving it 3 call
before visiting the regular departments when In
know about the BASEMENT. nor the BA Re- AIN
DEPARTME>T either. and to them particularly
quainted with it. You viii find it the
greatest money saver you ever ran across. When
goods are sent TO this department "good-by" for
ever, so far as the departments from whence they
came. They're sent there to be sold. and the
prices put upon them make them fly Pay IL
visit Here's how some of the items run:
at 81 . each-over 700 LADIES and MISSES
ia OK Ell 5. IN plain colors and invisible checked
CLOTHS, some are half-lned with SILK, others self
faced. They not this springs latest shapes. to
be sure. but are all good styles left over from last
season. that we would rather give away at a n ON
inal cost than store away. Among them are jack
cts that were good values at 81 50. So. 81 and
81 30 each
At 25c each-About % dozen GRAY COTTON
CHAMBRAY SKIRTS, with knife -pieated bottom
These skirts CSC each last season. We are
not keeping this class of goods any more, so name
25c as the price TO close them out.
At 62sc a yard-GENUINE LONSDALE and
FRUIT OF TIL LOOM, yard-wide bleached mus
ln-noJ outside brands guaranteed "just as
good, but the real simin-pure Lonsdaie and Fruit,
with the tickets on each piece-on sale to-day
only.
SILKS. all lovely light colors printed in beautf-
full floral designs. would be good value at SOC
yard.
AT 81 20 eacb-A limited quantity Of SINGLE
PORTIERES, suitable for divan and sofa covers
and single doors, ali handsomely frlnged ana
dadoed. In pairs they sold as high as SIS and 81.
We want to get rid of them. single Portieres are
or more use to you than to u.s.
t75c each-GLoRIA SILK CARRIAGE PAR
ASoLS, some lined some pl ain worth up to 81 so
each. odds and ends of lines we have carried.
At 25c eacn-LADIES' LAWN APRONS. with
tn cks and 4-inch deep Swiss embr robbery edging,
worth soc.
The morning call., 1894-04-04

New veilings, new trim mings and brafds, new
butter-color aces In Point de yenise and all other
fashionable kinds; also spangled laces and nets.
The morning call., 1894-04-04
PURE SILK HOSIERY.

LADIES' PURE SILK HOSE, Rfcbeleu ribbed
fast black. boots and coiored tops, at 81 pair
duced from 81 rs.
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SILKS. all lovely light colors, printed in beaut
full floral designs. would be good value at SOC
yard.
The morning call., 1894-04-04

La Mazeno Kid Gloves In seven hook lacing
styles have just been received; also, new color.
In four.button5.
The morning call., 1894-04-04

In accordance with law ana an order of the
board of directors of the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company adopted at it's meeting of Feoru-
airy 9, 1884, and entered in its records. the date
OF delinquency of assessment No 3. levied Janu-
airy 10, 1894. is postponed to March %, 1894, and
the date OF sale for unpaid assessment No 8 Is
POSTPONED to April Is, 1894.
BY order of the board of directors Of the East
Sierra Nevada Mining Company.
GEO. r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
once. No. 80 Pine St. room "a
San Francisco Cal, February l9. 1894.
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ofnce-414 California street. San Francisco
California. Dlr7 I'd
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-11-07
Cotton Growers

MACON, Ca, Oct. 3l.-At meeting
of representative cotton planters held
at tbs Dixie Interstate Fair today, the
following important resolutions were
passed:
The present ruinous price of cotton
affects iDjuriously not only the farm
ers who produce 1t, but stagnates busl-
ness of every kind and paraIy5es efforts
in all legitimate industries. Hence the
duty is Imperative upon Us to use all
honorable means to avert impending
disasters. Without attempting to
discuss the various political resolutions
assigned as the cause for the present
fearful depression we desire to resist
the results IS we find them.
In the multitude OF remedies sug.
gesteG we have seen ncne that so
strongly recommends itself as the
paper submitted by the president OF
the Agricultural Society, Col. John o..
WaddelI, in his call for the meeting
That We endorse the salient points In
| that call and commend them to the
farmers Of the cotton gro wing States
and request the delegates appointed
from Georgia to attend the Cotton
Growers Convention at Montgomery
Ala, on November 13, to urge the sug'
gestlon as the proper aud just solution
OF this vital question.
That the delegation to Montgomery
be requested to do all that they can to
stop the shipments of cotton from the
farms thus reducing the heavy receipts
which have a tendency to create Z
wrong impression about the amount OF
the Drasant crOD
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-11-07

| of gold would beyond a doubt cause Sc
rloCs financial trouble. The low price
! OF cotton IS avery grave matter, and
should the decline proceed much fur
! ther and the reduced range Of values
be continued there can be no doubt that
! very serious results will follow, which
| will iniuriously effect the interests of
| the country.
"For many millions of the human
race cotton cloth is indispensable for
shirts for the living and shrouds for
the dead. The South will not Weld
its control Of The production of cotton.
but the effect Of the present depression
will serve to teach it anew the wisdom
of following the advice of its best men
to give hereafter greater attention to
food crops and to make cotton sur
plus or money crop.
81 do not care to go into the guesttiiol
of the probable size of the present crop,
but received yesterday letter from
the acting Secretary of Agriculture
saying that after careful Investigation
since February ! Of the question Of
cotton acreage the conclusion had been
reached that the acreage Of the crop of
1893 81 was l9,525,000 acres. In June
the department. estimated this acreage
OF the crop of 1894 95 (oow coming in)
as six-tenths of per ceat more than
the previous crop. This would make
the acreage of the present crop 1882
600 acres. Ihe New York Chronicles
estimate of this crops acreage is 20, 107,-
600 acres, and soma estimates are high
er. Some ttms ago the ssatis5lciao Of
agriculture wrote to Elrops that he
was satisfied that the area uader cotton
in 1893 was somewhat over 100000
acres. 1t will be seen, therefore, that
the result Of the Investigation by the
departmsn has been to make the acre.
age, $4,000 acres less than the statis-
tlcian's views o3fore Its completion,
and the departments figures Of acreage
of present crop are about 10000 acres
less than mast estimates. Toe yield
per acre OF l89394, the department.
stated, was 1884 of a bale per acre. Tae
general expectation is that the yield
will be greater this season. Assuming
it to be four.tenths uf a bale per acre
the deduca5ion from current estim ates
based upon an acreage Of twenty mil.
lion acres would equal 10000 bales"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-11-07
NAV Cause u q sACh,

HYATrSvILLE, Nd, NV. 1.-ElTIn
GoIC, Jr., son OF the Secretary of STATE,
is dangerously i'll from the effects Of
hazing, and numo5r Of tue students
az the Maryland State Ayricultu raj
College are very much worried over his
condition. Oas evening lss5 week ths
students organized moot court, tried
and convicted Gott of heinous crime.
and proceeded to execute the sentence
of hanging. A ropo was placed around
his chest, Jhrown over Jransom and
the victim was hauled up and left
hanging soma hours. Go5t Was very
much frightened but offered no resist
ance. de appeared at breakfast on the
following morning apparently unin-
jured, but later IN tns day became
violently ILL.,. II. has had several
spasms and becomes weaker after eaca
attack. It ie supposed that the fright
has shattered his nervous system and
the faculty have grave fears of his re-
coYery. Half dozen of the students
are Kept in close confinement awaiting
the result of Cots injuries.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-11-07
The Great OIL Trust.

New YoRK, Nov. 1.-Tae aunual
msetiug of the American Cotton Oil
Company was held at Guttsnoucg, n.
j., today. Tbs report for ths yesr ended
August 81, 1891, shows surplu, Of
$46,6l7 against s507,75l ia 1893 aud
S 1888, OIL in 1892. Pcoiss for the year
1894 were ST, ,428, 152 against sl,500,04
last yesr, The admjnis tratioa expenses
sI9l,S66, against 1920, 1892; debenture In
serest, s2OI,374. against s84,72S; sink.
ing fund nothing, against $4,000; pre-
mum bonds redeemed $4,000, aoainst
s2O,5O4 and other expenses 10 1894.
s39,234, total expenses, s73l,S55,
aga:rss 1852, ,932; net profits, 1896, ,296,
against sl,l47, l07, depreciation, $685.
S32, against s23 .lS2; dividend on pee.
farred s6l1,9l6, agaIast Gil. GIG; other
dlvideaGs, 1881. against s+,25s sad total
surplas, s., 5,9S2,959, against s., 926 ,342
10 1898, Tae number CT stockholders
is 1861, agatoss l.760 last year and l.
800 10 1892. Tae company added
in the year tank steamer OF 4, 200 tons,
real estate, docks, ETC., at cost Of $773,-
497. Oae third Of this amount was for
ths Holland company. There were
spent for improvements il the year,
1892 ,967. Tbs company has 120 plants
Of various kinds in sixteen States and 40
out OFF, crude oil mills are in operation,
five are dormant and Is are dismantled.
The company has one tank steamer 355
tau oil cars, 23O COX cars and one barrel
car. The cash and bills receivable ex-
ceed the current liabilities by 5925, 1855
aud tbs marketable goods are worth S4,'
O59,5l2, tota! working capacity ct 81
994,5sS. The company will pay the
income tax 80 that dividends to stock
holders will be net and not subject to
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-11-07
Thanksgiving Day.

WAsurNeToN, Oct. 31.-The Presi-
dent today issued tae following:
By the President of the United States
of America-A Proclamation.
The American people should CRATE
fully render thanksgiving and praise
to the Supreme Ruler of the universe,
who has watched over them with
kindness and fostering care during the
year that has passed; they should also
with humility and faith supplicate the
Father of all mercies for Continued
blessings, according to their needs, and
they should, hy deeds of charity, seek
the favor OF the giYer of every good
and perfect gift.
Therefore, I, Grover Cleveland, Pres
ident of the United States, do hereby
appoint aud set apart Thursday, the
29th day Of Novem Der, inst, as day
OF thanksgiving and prayer, to be kept
and observed By all the people Of the
land. On that day let our ordinary
work and business be suspended, and
let US meet at our accusrom ad places
of worship and give thanks to al.
mighty God for our preservation as a
nation, for our immunity from disease
and pestilence, for the harVests that
have rewarded our husbandry, for a
renewal of national prosperity, and for
every advance in virtue and intelli-
gence that have marked our growth
as g people.
Aad with our thanksgiving, let US
pray that these blessings may be multi
piled unto US, that our national con-
science may be lu,caened to better
recognition OF tbs power aud goodness
of God, and thst in our national life
We may clearer see aad closer follow
the path Of righteousness.
And in our places OF worship and
praise, as well as in the happy re-
unions OF kindred aud friends on that
day, let Us invoke Divine approval
by generously Remembering Gne poor
and needy. Surely BE Who has glVea
US comfort and plenty will LOOK upon
our relief of tue destitute and our mln-
is5ra5ions OF charity as the work OF
hearts truly gcatelul, ao1 as proofs OF
the sine Gritty of our Thanksgiving.
Wl5ness my hand and seal Of the
Uoited States, which I have caused to
o. loreso affixed. Done in the city OF
Washington on the first day of No
vem oar, in the year Of our Lord
eighteen haudred and ni1s5y.four, aad
of the independence OF the Unltei
States the one hundred and nineteenth,
(Siynsdi GROVER CLEVELAND.
By 5ne Presldsa5:
w. Q. Gresham, Secretary OF State.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-11-07
Sta 9e Driver k,lled, ,

NEVADA CITY, CAL, Oct. 3o.-Arthul
Meyer, driver OF tns stage coacn run
ming between tais place and Noftn
Bloomfield, was shot aud IN
stantly killed by htgn"aymao
tnis afternooa. At ROCK creek
three miles north of here, tne incoming
stage was stopped by lone highway,
man. VINO commanded Meyer to gel
down out of the box. Meyer refused,
and the bandit fired twice a; MIN, Wild
a revolver. The second shot passed
through the drivers body. 9. Il. Bo
wee. of Sierra county, who was the only
passenger, jumped from the coach and
ran into toe forest. After the rob
Der had gone, Bovee came out of the
bushes took charge OF coaca and
and horses, and brought the dead
stage driver to town. So far as kno Wn
the roooer secured no booty.