The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 3

TBK GRAND CARNIVAL. CROWNING THB VICTORS'. VIXiaiZTXA CZT7. MARINE rSTELLIGENCE. gSTRITBT Ji A TaTgnTTSL THE LIT MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.

GravdatitlBsr Fxerrlses of ttae Had lead Collrg-e tat Favclflc Calvary Church was well filled, last evening. BOIBD OF 8UPKRTI90R9. Election of Sarpot-rtaor Ceo. Hewatom sta Ma ppolmUaiemt mt Baatda FonuiB sta Oepmtw Clerk Regrai-Ir Business Trmsuavcted. An adjourned meeting of the Board of Super.

Visors wis held last evening. Supervisor Mac-donald In the Chair, and a full Board present, A petition was received from L. L. Robinson, assignee of the contracts for macadamising Scott street, from California to Baoramento, presenting demand for $988 93, being the amount and interest doe, as per assessment, whloh has been decided against the city by the Supreme Court, asking that the same be ordered paid, Be-ferred to the Judiciary Oonunlttee. OAS FOB THI HOUSX 0 OOBZOXIOlf.

The Pacific Pneumatic Gas Company presented communication prop sing to erect at the House Correction doable 60-light gse works com- filete.capable of supplying 100 burners at a given ime, for the sum of $150, payable after trial SO days, agreeing to remove the works with east to the city, should the same not give satisfaction. THX SXWXBAOS 0 XHB OTXT. The Board of Health sent in a communication referring to the Board of Supervisors a communication from Health Officer Gibbons, in regard the sewerage of that portion of the city lying the south of Twenty-second street. Referred the Oommittee on Streets. The Board of Health also called attention to necessity of repairing the building to the north-went of the Pest House, in ord that it be for Chinese patients suffering from obnoxious aud incurable diseases.

Referred to the Oommittee on Public Buildings. A communication was received from the Leid-esdorff-street Commissioners, asking that their report, filed September 24, 1876, be delivered to County Court to settle the matter pending In Court. FBOTSSX AOAIKST A SUIUsOAD. A petition wss read from the property owners California street, between Battery and Market, protesting against the laying of tracks by North Beach and Mission Railroad Company that locality, as It will work a serious depreciation of property. The petition was referred the Street Oommittee.

Mr. Btrothers presented a petition, signed by number of people residing ln the northern portion of the city, asking that the railroad company be allowed to lay the track on California street, so that they may have communication with the ferry landing. This was also referred the Street Oommittee. bauds w. roBHAS Apronmrj difutt olebk.

A communication was received from Mr. t. A. Bussell, Clerk of the Board, stating that he had accepted the resignation of Thos. H.

Reynolds as Deputy Clerk, and that he had appointed Mr. Babi Prmmciaee) Nevemler 5 ltiVS. TJN AMD TTDH TABLJE. amprtted by Twos. Tnirnrr, Mathematical I sanusent Maker, He.

421 Waahiagtoa street, near Ssnseme, XOVXHBXB warn, I (nuu.) I LWATKB (BULL.) I a. WATxa. I I (LaBSB.) I L. WOO, (LABS.) 704A.H. I OOlF M.

I 8 SO P.M. I A.W. THE SDH. SS .4 a Arrlv4. Thcmdat, November i Stmr Salinas.

Wall arm- 12 hn fm Rallnaa River. produce to 8 Co. Stmr Fideliter, Hannah. 4 bra fm Ames port: produce to 8 Co. Stmr Ooquille.

Pa ton. 8 hr fm Eureka pass and to Lrnde A Hough. oaip itinaieaaer. 1 nvtcner, 14s as fm Ixmann ana da fm tha I.tuvHa. rkiAkann ruwnif blTt KrtllMis OmwiII Mi Am Ttn.

mdse to A Vismier! Bark Oak Rill fWtnnt IMalm Pnrt RUValv! feet lumber. 30 laths to Benton. Holmes Co. Bktne Constitution. Bishop.

26 ds fm TJtaalady; cord stave bolts to Flint. Peabody A Oo. eonrdos Woolley. Trtbble. 4a ds fm rant Bal wheat and barley to Dot ird.

Sohr Gen Miller.Oni-tia. 10 fmMeusra (Alaska) furs to Alaaks Com Oo. Bchr Dreadnonsht. Haraa 16 da fm Taeoma: lumber to Hanson, Ackereon A Co. bohr Amazons.

Ktoe. 14 hre fm Fish Sock: 23 wood, etc. to Maa'er. Schr Columbia. Baetrom, 9 ds fm San Luis; 1947 barley to Bloohman A Cerf.

Fudat. November 5. 8taam schr Cordelia. Chlemene. fm Oonuilla SS feet lumber to A Hooper A Oo.

Schr Little River, Anderson, 38 hrs tm Humboldt: lumber to Hawley A Co. Schr Ida Schnauer, Bohnauer. 30 hrs fm Humboldt: 29i feet I amber to a Hivln A Co. USohr Ellen McKionon, Jesperson, .5 hrs fm Arena: teec lumoer to Aicxerson A uo. il L.

a. wvum. law, lu, iiii oivwm Poiut: lumber to I A A Oook. Schr Tietven. Koonman.

10 hra fm P.ntliU' oords bark to Marchant. bchr Johanna, leegreet, 1 an fm Fort Boss; oords bark to Funoke A Co. GlemrexU TnuaasAT, November A Br shin Cane Sable PaM.Onrk Diokann. lUWolf BtavflaMX. Thursday, November A Br ship Bemington.

Monro, Liverpool. Point. Bohr Gen Ord, Gordon, Point Arena. Bchr Lottie Oollins, Nelmn, Gentle's Cove. Bohr Jeanette.

Harder. Stewart's Point. Batu ttelma, Chrutopberson, Salmon Oreek. Fbtdat, November A Ship Criterion, Lull. -Ship War Hawk.

Deyle, Port Discovery. Bohr Geo Louis. Joohter, Stewart's Point. Sour Sea Nymph, Hansen, Schr March, Bailey, Santa Crux. Xemerand aw Per Rinffl earlar T.f lmrfnn Qth.

w. 1A in the Channel during an entire week strong i rum weec, aunng waicn lost ana split several sai a was Zi days from the Lizards to the equtor, and 32 aass thence to Cape Horn off the bad hard gales to lat 40 8 lost and split several sails: was i days from So 8 in Atlantic to 50 8 Pacitio: tnenoe to the equator Ji days: crossed Ion 112 W. and 36 davs thnncA tn noit with winds. Donutscic Porta. SANTA BARBARA Arrived Nov 5th Stmr Moboncq, Tborn.

trom lower ooast. WILMINGTON Am.ed Nov 4th-Bsrk Rainier, White, from Port Gamble. GAVKH A-Arrived Nov 4th Bark. Powhattaa, Blackstone, from Port Gam Die. PORTLAND Arrived Nov 4th Br ship Loan.

Fleet, Boberteon, henoe Oct 22d bark Geo Moon, hence tct 21st. Bailed Nov 3d Bark Rival, Clements, San Francisco. PORT BLAKELY Arrived Nov Ist-Bark Legal Tender, Marshall, hence Sept 2ist. Rata tana Parts. NEW YORK Oieared Nov 4th Ship Defiant.

Cromwell, for San Frenuisoo. roroln Porta. VAT.PA ATfi WL tl.5?5L VSJ reported into Bio), slightlr damaaed. Velegrrapfalth Pout Lobos. November 5-12 at.

Weather hasy and calm. Oatalde Bound In. Bktne Gawley, sebrs Loleta and Big River, a quare-ri(Rr. UOKA, In this city, November 4th, to the wife of O. F.

Mernfleld, a daughter. HAUHIKU. In this efty, November 4th, Junius Barker Booth Annie Elouise Martin. in this city, Kovmbr Id, Harry Hornsr Steven son to Maria atg Imao In this aitv. ovsmber 3d, P.

L. Daoasse to M. A. uipaerts. In this city.

November 4th, Mrs. Lucy H. Qoinby, awed 36 rear. In this 4th, Mrs. Alice Campbell, wife of Capt.

William O. Hinckley, age! 63 years. In oity, November 4th. Francoise Adele veuossant, agea years. In this oity, November 4tb, George Southwell, aged 7 years and 1 days.

In this city. November 4th, Mar? daughter of Cornelius and Kate Martin, aged 2 years, 4 months and 8 days. ln rl "'J- November 4'h, Louisa, infant dangh. of Dietrioh and Mary Brans, aged weeks, us thi crrr and couittt hopttal. November 4th.

Patrick Fulton, a native of Ireland, aged 43 years. STOCK MIBKET Has FraaeiScn aaa s.xrhsace Baare. RsXiaa this Koitvmn. Hi 40 Ken tack It)1 10.. Ai de.

0 ...14 18 ...144 .4 .....2, ....2 .....2 17 ...17 .....1 40 ...2944 0. 4 47 ...47 A8 1 1 690 Bal Ik to 2W Kossuth. 10 1H IS SiO Belcher. 189..150 144 s.i Li nryan. 47 46 630 Bu i 59 i 100 Lady 110...

109 A Belch. 60 Mexican Caledonia. S0. .1 1021 Ophir 0 .59 Con 100 Overman 2-6 2 26V 50 40. 61 Point.

28 2SH IW 11 6 530 10 Oecidental 100. HlPaeiflo Confidence 19 li Hock a savage iU ti .68 ....20 21.. 670 Caiifor, ..54 30 --7 1 1SJ, 1 61 400 Dayton 10 8 12 JO .1 100 Hill 7'S 1 Excneauer 110 KmDire At ...6) ,7 100 Florida ..1 la) Union n. 4' 40 Fararo 10 Gould 5 35a a 3 74 7 "iH 76 20 Hale A II. 1,0 Imperial, 10 1670 Woodville.

UK) 100 14'. .12,00 It ,70 Juk 1V0 60 Sit 50 120 Justice 2i "a' 140 10 iW 410 5W 04..58 10.... .23 SAUtS TXSTXBDAT AVTZSaoOW. 50 A Hill 40 430 110 810 Cmmop n. Justice.

1370 Con. 5aV iJl Kentuck. 1VU14 loowl 90 Leopard SSc Bryan I4.VI Leviathan 2k(a)'2 '2t 290 Mexican It U90 Call for 24 121 Con 190 iuu newarsu io 10 Enrek Ooa 76 OocidenUl 3 ton El DoradoS 25o ttlU 210 Ophir. '8 o-SSh to 500 3) 12 Gila. 110 Prussian.

610 6i Paoiflo i0 Gnald at O. 2.HtleAN... so a Ely to ttavaga. esafist 300 Tyler I2X.O via oodviU 22W I V) Well. Kamo 100 259 20 50 IX 80 Jaaket 66A6B Pacific Stock and Exchange Board.

SAUS THIS BfOSimt o. 10) A Belch. Ml MOO ..3961 ICO Imperial. bS.J 30.. 7.

28 274 at 5 10 60 ISO i DO Justice XT 50 2" SO 2UU ii WKantuok ..14 7U SU 14 10 10 OUboUai SI Ill 1 14 10 Con Va. 1 n.Aiuuj -Oj SI 1 Id's 20 .261 IU California. so 170 Sfl SJ al tnu 40 .40 .....68 7 7 12 ......8 8 7 JO. 74 W) Crusader Sij UDhir. 100 lltl Oonld A -18? 10 HU 10 KHlll is; 100...., 0 Nev HI.

.161. Union 70 SvHaleA N. iu 10 i Utah. 150 10 50 10.. 36 1 60 20 li 134 12 BAXXW TISTXXDAT ATTIBKOOH.

19 Andes J'lf90 202 10 A Beloh 90 a 2 lOOCosoOon 1 Uo Leonard llsaui. 2uCon Va 2ftl.s22M 80 Uo 62 Ho Si. tiss ltW Valley i 9 Mexican ls16V 40 California. S453 0 BJ 10 10 a 10 Osledonia IS lis) Coto 20 zw upnir 8.0138 4 1 2SH ISO Uonwt lu IU Dayton Iki Enrek 2U0 2RavA Kir. 90 12s IV10 Uila.

0 luuyiiger 10 Oonld a 14V SO Imnerial 180 Jnst-e Union SS0 Wood villa 2i3-), 1 10 Jacket 2, lu i ct California Block asd Exchssgs Beari lAta tbts af oasnra 9t Amazon 10 10 Caiifor. l' 1000 Coamop a. 200 0. 8i Levia 2H "0 a ...4 crl i Mexican 174 40 b2. 40 11 I B-i Mint ....30 20 li 0 101) Coso 100 Dayton .1 10 ..2 Prospect.

20' 1.0 Earopa. 2 I 20OA '-6i I ai nev I SU0 (JnariOt. 1 WJauioe .1 10) J0. 140 21 10.. 2 2J.

2 0 Jsnn SI 2t O) The Bteamsr 7a ma K- imkMl for from Victoria to-night. Governor Pacheco has appointed Holland THE the far, the rant i. ine Ulty, to to need ing: ana nan, five the the tity 80 102 In Wf or or is Xitvrsre Sale of Tickets 4 ppotatment floor and Rrceptleat Cenamlttaee. The managers of ths Grand Carnival which comes off at the Mechanloe' Pavilion on Friday evening, the 19th instant, have appointed the following Committeemen who are well known, and the selections will meet with the approval of all who Intend psrUciptttng: Reception Committee Hayes, Rule, vy, Stoutenfcorough, Btackpole, I Wllley, Hanagan, Colonel Fulton. I Gilmore, Browning.

1 nomas I a A laeavy, Uharlee, Bern. Maber. Wm Unger. Peter Taylor. Stout, Cochran, Smith, Gruenhagen, A Peptow, Will Bogart, A Plate, Colonel John I McOomb, I Pettit, Eugene Mullen, A Eaho, Ghtrardelli, Jr.

Hermes, 0 Kewhall, wasserman, John 1 jsent, Bieppacner. Floor Committee George Robinson, Frank Preble, Wm Atwood, A Will, Samuel Beaver, A Buchanan, Frank TJnger, Hon Baton. A Dowling, Toklas, Jose Godoy, Ohas Leavy. Barton, A Frank, Le Oount, Charles Son tag Alex Warren, Mo-Currie, James A Thompson, A A Hickoz, Black Ryan, I Danielwitc, I Jacobs, Captain 0 Berth, Wm A Levesson, Burnett, Charlea raver. I Fleming, Clay Greene.

Allen, Emmons, Cretian, MoGlauflin, Wheaton, Heoht, Ames, Tosnsend. Already over fifteen hundred seats have been sold, and there are accommodations for over six thousand persons. Double tbe number of flor tickets have bea sold this year than were disposed of in tha same time last year. BT STRYCHNIN! HE DIED. SeUeide ef sua Old Fresielk 4 lower Veav-rler.

Many of our readers will call to mind seeing an aged Frenchman, who for some time past has sold boquebj ln front of the Lick House; probably some have patronised him, and these have fragrant memories of his affable address and broken English. He has been missed from bis usual stand since Tuesday last, and this morning the landlord of the house where he lodged, No. 106 Dupont street, took the liberty -of lookiig over the transom of bis room. There, extended at his length upon ths bed, lay the French flower-vendor, dead. Forcing an entrance to the room, the meaua of death were made evident by the discovery of a glass at the head of hi bed.

whloh contained about a drachm of strychnine. The glass had been filled with water, and wall stirred and then drank, leaving the dregs ln the bottom. He hsd evidently been dead since lsst Tuesday at which tlms he wss last seen to enter his room. His name was John Gardere and he was a native of France. A large number of letters and papers, all written French, in hie room also a silver watch and small sum cf money.

Among the papers left were several accounts against gentlemen tbia city for bouquets furnished. As iaqnect wut ne new uj i-groner Dwan. PEtBBON STILL GAME. Tbe Woodville Secretary Fined 'Assessment Levied. Mr.a.W.Pe.r,n celled meeting of theDl- lectors of the Mining Cooipany yes terday afternoon, and levied an additional assessment of ens dollar per share, amounting $120,000, cn the stock.

William M. Helman. Secretarv of the Wood ville Consolidated Silver Mining Company, who was found guilty ln the Police Court of having committed a misdemeanor in refu-lng to allow a stockholder of the company the right to take a copy of the minutes of the meetings of the com pany, wss called for sentence yesterday morning. His counsel mads a motion for a new trial, which wss overruled, and the defend mt was Hoed fifty dollars, with the alternative of twenty-five days' imprisonment in the County Jail in case of fit'-ure to pay. The defendant's counsel stated that His client will probably appeal from the Judgment of the Court.

This is the first conviction under the law which declares It a misdemeanor for any one having charge or custody of books a corporation to refuse a stockholder the right examine the same. Tlte New Mayor. Msyor Hewston was present most of the morn ing ln the Msyoi's office, but has not undertaken any of the work of the office as yet. He wli piobably file hia bond this afternoon, and pro oeea te ousiness. The bond of Mayor Hewston was filed this afternoon in the sum of 115.

COO, with A. J. Pope and M. Morganthal as securities. Mr.

Hewston WMJItlTWIl A Chinese Burglar. Ah See cffjcted sn entrance into the residence of Nellie Williams on Dupont street, last eve ning, and succeeded in getting off with a quantity of jewelry. About six o'clock, this morning, he was arrested by Officer Wulferdinger on Davis street, snd bad a necklace stolen from Miss Williams on his person. He was tried in the Polloe Court, to-day, and held to answer In the sum of 93,000. AnoUier Mining Company.

The Washington Blue Gravel Ocmpany filed articles of incorporation this morning. Their purpose is to carry on the mining and milling business in Sierra county, California. The ospl-tal stock Is $22,000, divided Into shsres of $1,000 each, and the names of the Dir actors are: Jacques J. Bey, Honry steinegger, John Gaatner, P. ai.

uarree, A.ouis aru THE PKAT1CIOB. A Plea or "Not Gnllty" Entered and Time Fixed for tba Trial. Edward 0. Bittenbender was arraigned ln tbe Fourth District Court this morning and entered lsi CJVa? ig him with the murder Of hia brother. His log him with the murder Of hia brother.

trial was fixed for November 16. lotion tor New Trial Denied. Modem for a new trial was denied ln the Nine teenth District Court, to-day, in the case of Sarah B. Knox, administratrix, M. J.

McDonald. An order was made la the Twelfth Distrust Court, to-day, denying defendant's motion for a new trial in the ease of P. J. Tully vs. M.

Trauer etaL Small 1 helves. Peter Flore wis brought in at six o'clock this morning by officer Wulferdinger, who caught him getting away with a pair of pants on Davis street. He was convicted in the Police Court today. OfBier Wallace anested Paul Leorends, this morning, for stealing a pair of boots fr a lodging honse on Sanaome street. He will appear for sentence to-morrow morning.

A Kobe thief. An old thief named Eugene McCarthy was ar rested by Officer Dorian on East street this morn ing, as he waa going home with a buggy robe whloh he had stolen from the wagon of John Gardner, which was left standing on the corner of Olsy and Montgomery atreets. He will be triad ior petit laroeny to-morrow morning. A Peculiar a sennit. William Wallace was fined $30 In the Pol'c.

I Court, this morning, on charges of sssault and vulgar language. Wallace and N. N. Bobling Jot into a discuseisn in a cby-front saloon on set Wednesday, during which tbe former called Bobung improper names, and then picked up a Newfoundland pup and threw it ln his face. A Hysterioas Arrett.

The came of John Kennedy, changed with house-breaking, is on ths City Prison book to day. The arrest was made by cffloerPectinrah. Neither th arre-ticg cor tbe gentlemen in the chief headquartera can givs the aeons for his arrest, which shows a woful Ignorance or carelessness on their put. Demurrer Overruled. In tbe Nineteenth District Court, today, the demurrer to complaint in the case of O.

Hoi-brook et al. va. L. Gregory et was overruled, and ten days allowed to answer. A like order to the above was entered in tbe two following eases, vis: H.

Bush, Sr. vs. H. O. Bwtlt st j.

j. Blancbard vs. Bichard Tobin. Suit by tbe Public Administrator. Simon Mayer, the Publio Administrator, filed a complaint to-day in the Twelfth District Court, against John r.

Mitchell, to recover the sum or $1,100, being the amount of a note executed by him in favor of one Bridget Cusick, who lately died intestate in tbia city. New Trials Granted. A motion foe a new trial was granted by the Nineteenth District Court his morning, in the esse of Michael Hagan vs. Mary Daly, executrix, etc In the Fourth District Court to-day, a new trial was granted In the case of U. G.

Oobb vs. Samuel Brannan. Sudden Death. John 7. Kelly, a native of Inland, about 26 years of age, was found dad in bis, bed at (64 Mission street, this morning.

The deceased was a bricklayer, and had been at work on the Palace Hotel. The cause of deem is unknown, as autopsy will be held by Coroner Swan. Suit te Recover Judgment, A suit was commenced in ths Twelfth Dittrict Court, to-day, by Alfred DeWltt et al. va 8. CUct-m Hast jigs, to recover a Judgment for $11,298.60 heretofore obtained in the Superior Court of New York.

Jsdgmsat Entered. A Judgment was entered ln the Fourth Dis trict Court this morning in favor of the plain tiCS in the case of Arthur E. MsgUl vs. 0. J- Garland, for $2,182 08.

Cvse Dismissed. The esse of X. B. Duborforger vs. Louis Gryvin et was dismissed by the Fourth Dis trict uoun to-day.

MnrrsQ Iras. A letter from the Superinten dent of the Gila mine, dated November 1st, to tbe Secretary says: Mine looks well. Shaft is down 170 feet, and ground works wwlL In stops north from No. 1 wings the ore body continues good. Cross-cut at the south la ln 24 feet, ana no indications that we are nearing the oot-walL No.

2 winxe Is down 48 feet, and we are cross-cutting east. Will start the mill to-day, and if everything runs all right, look out ror bullion. A dispatch aince ceived states that the mill started ana everytmng wss su ngct. SntKKT-CAn Colusiow. A car of the Clay Street Bill road Oompany, yesterday, at the cor ner of Hyde and Vallejo streets, collided with a buggy.

tee Vthlcie, nor tae none, nor the man who occupied the buggy, were seriously injured. The escape is credited to Providence. Fall Ovxsboabd. A boatman named Jsa. Fitzgerald and a boy were capslssd in a White, ball boat, Wednesdsy, In attempting to board the ship Empire.

Tfcey were, fortunattly, ssved by another boat. BusTAUraD. In the case of Ade laide McDonald vs. Samuel H. Kent et aL, the demurrer to complaint was sustained ln the Nineteenth District Court to-day.

with Rev. on aiea ty, ne a DUl. in et n. The tie for is I Award Ing; the Prises Won at the Late Rifle Tournament A ddreaa by Col. 8htw, Presideat of the C.

The prises won at the late tournament of the California Bills Association, at the Presidio, formally presented to the victors at the armory of the First Regiment last evening. A goodly company of ladles and gentlemen were present upon invitation of tha Rifle Association. programme for the evening Included an address by OoL H. G. Shaw, President of the Association.

The Fourth Artillery band discoursed some of their most favorite sirs. Among the honored guests was OoL McOomb of the Second Regiment, who recently returned from the last, was the recipient of quite a warm Exoellency, Governor Pacheoo presided and; opened the proceedings with a few approprlataj remarks. He then introduced OoL Shaw, whos delivered a very interesting and instructive addbxbs oh bitlx shoot ota, touching In the course of his remarks upon tha lessons we derive from history as to the value of proficiency in the use of anna and the superior which It sooras to tne nacon wnen soiaiers ettatn It. David commanded the use of the bow be tiught. All the heroes of Homer were renowned aa archers.

Bishop Latimer devoted a sermon to praising archery, and Charles II. knighted a man for defeating an excellent shot. touched briefly upon the progress in the manufacture of flre-arma through a period of five hundred years. The breech-loader completely revolutionized modern warfare. was German discipline, German organisation, above all, German markmanahip, that opened the way for the Prussian armies from Bhine to the sates of Paris.

The grand ob of drill and discipline is to train the soldier that he can use nil weapon wita eneci. speaker animadverted utot rlT-ahoot-ing aa a popular diversion, and claimed it is now at the head and front of American field sports. The address closed with earnest exhortation for us to see to it that our youths are trained in all these acquirements of manhood, and a word of encouragement end praise to the viofors in the late contest. 'The prize contended for by the Grecian youth," he said, "In their Olympic games, was a perishable crown of wild olives. The crown might fade, not the memory of the coronation.

Be let it with our victors These little gifts may be scattered far and ide, and may crumble and decay in their own time, but the recollection of the triumph, which they were intended to oommen. orate shall last as long as their memory keeps green." At the close of the address vote of thanks tendered OoL Shaw by those present. XtDXalU UXXOH OV THS 7B1ZM. The vrutee were then distributed by Governor Pacheco as follows: 1 Orerdmoor rifle (Bemtnston). value $100.

by Corporal David Watson, Co. First Infantry Begiment, N. G. O. 3 Lite membership O.

R. transferrable. flrst-class 0. B. medal, value $25, $40 and won by Thomas F.

Carson, Oo. First In- lantry a. u. u. rifle, value $46.

won by John Men- 832 Sutter street. 4 First class O. a. A. medal, value $40.

won Lieutenant Joseph Garrard, Fourth U. 8. Artillery. 6 Life membership C. B.

transferrable. Talue $35, won by Private Charles organs, Oo. irBt xmantrj jsegiment, x. v. 6 rield glass, value $20, won by Captain H.

Bums, Oo. First Infantry Begiment, N. G. 7 o. a.

a. oronae medal, value won by H. Willett, Co. Second Infantry Begiment, G. O.

8 Coin, $5, won by Private Charles B. Allen. Oo. E. First Infantry Begiment, N.

G. 0. match xnxooo cur. 0 Silver Challenge Cup. value $160.

won by Corporal David Watson. Co. X. First Infantry Begiment, N. G.

0. 1 First-class o. B. A. Medal, value $40.

won Private Charles Bonrans, Oo. O. First In- fantrv Begiment, N. G. O.

2 Second-class O. B. A. Medal, value $80, won Privets Jeff Ptscoe, Oo. 0, First Infantry negiment, a.

u. u. 3 tare Membership C. B. C.

transferrable. vaiues'io, won Dy ravate mionaei First Infantry Eegtment. N. G. O.

value $25, won by Private Hlohael Doane, Co. 4 C. a. A. bronse medal, value 115, won by Begiment, N.

G. HATCH dx OITIOKBS sttb-obtptios match. No entries. MATCH IV. FBIKTOIO SHOST BA3QZ.

1 First class O. B. A. medal, and $26 cash. value 665, won by Private John McOall, Oo.

First United States Oavalry. 2 Cash $25. won by Sergeant Edwin O. Llskis. Oo.

Fourth United States Artillery. 8 Cash $15, won by sergeant francis Bolla, Oo. A. Fourth U. 8.

Artillery. 4 Cash $10, won by Musician Hlnkle, band Fourth U. 8. Artillery. 6 Cash $5, won by Private Julius Hoffman, Co, Fourth U.

8. Artillery. HATCH V. LOBO BANGS. 1 Improved Winchester rifle, value $55, won by Captain H.

J. Burns, Oo. First Infantry Begiment, N. G. 0.

2 First diss C. B. A. medal, value $40, won by Mejor Sheldon I. Kellogg, Division Staff, N.

u. 8 English self-cocking revolving pistol, value $25, won by Private P. H. McElhinney, Oo. First Infantry Regiment, N.

G. 0. 4 Life membership u. it. transferrable.

value $25, won by Private Charles Burgans, Co. First Infantry Regiment, N. G. O. 6 Peabody-Martlnl military rlne, value 125, wonbyCharU.

A. Wetmore, of the AUa CaU. rumni.mmiui uuuurr tiiih. vniu 2f. fornia.

u. a. a. nronxe meaai, varus sis, won by Corporal Charles Nash, Oo. First Infantry Begiment, N.

O. C. MATCH VI. COMPANY. TEAM XBOPHT, ETO.

1 Silver Challenge Trophy, value $00. won by the National Guard, Co. First Infantry aVgiment, N. Q. O.

a commasaer-in-uhiei's Meau or 4675. won by Privets C. Burgans, Co. First Infantry Begiment, N. Q.

C. a uola medal, won by private u. r. alailer. Co.

First Infanty Begiment, N. O. O. 4 Gold Medal, won by a. U.

liart, CO. v. First InfiUtry Begiment, N. O. ooia ana silver aieaai, won Dy v.

name, Oo. Second Infantry Begiment, N. 0. After the close of the presentations, the floor wss cleared, and the ladies and gentlemen in dulged in a short dance. asooKmio ihb victoB3.

The members of the City Guard, under com mand of Captain H. A. Plate, acted ss escort for the National, and, headed by the band, the two companies marched to the handsome armory of the City Guard, where several baekets of champagne were opened. Several appropriate toasts were drank, and a good time generally Indulged in by those present, he assir broxe up at mia- night. A re we to Have Aaother Park I Magee's Real Ettate Circular says: If the dally paper which profess to oppose increase of taxation are sincere in their professions, why do they favor a second snd altogether unnecessary park on the Presidio Beservation They know that the care and reclamation of tbe present park will cost not less than 1300,000 a year fcr the next ten years and that to lay out and keep ln order another park on tae Government Reserve will cost not less than $150,000 a year.

They equally well xnow toat tne majority oi tne people oi tne city are not anxious to have another park there, now that the city park has been laid out elsewhere, but that the project is engineered by parties who own laud in front of cr near tha Beserve. If this Presidio Park scheme is again brought np it should condemned and killed without delay. We heartily sympathize with those who wish to benefit their property ln tiat direction, but we cunnot favor them when tbe result will be bur densome taxation and injustice. The Globe." This is an Illustrated msgaxlne published at Buffalo, New York, by The Globe Oompany. The contents of the October number are as follows: "Full Psge Etching, Friar Laurence, by N.

Bamueis; nsr py xnos. Keen; "A Bummer st Elysisn Grove" (Concluded) "The OouLt and the Duel," by O. G. "Every-Day Life of Brvon, No. 11; "Poetry" from the Arabio; "Editcr's Portf lio;" "Chess." The Editor's Portfolio is full of sensible and interesting on a variety of subjects.

Tbe Chess Department is well fi led with new problems. games, oy and between aistinguisnea players, and will prcve of decided interest to chess students. (BBeral of Dr. Hay. On Wednesday afternoon ths funeral of Dr.

William Gilbert Hay, was largely attended by the friends of the deoeased from Grace Cathedral. The following gentlemen officiated as pallbearers at the funeral: Captain Paul Shirley, U. B. JH.s Judge lden a. Wright.

Vernon Beaman. John T. Crook, M. Dr. Ware, U.

S. Wm. E. Stephenson, J. xt.

Bhankland and O. W. Pray. Dr. Hay was formeriy Burgeon ln the U.

8. Navy, and subsequently held tbe rank of Surgeon-Gen. ersl in the "ever victorious army" of Ward and Burgiome during the Chinese rebellion; thereafter he practiced his profession in Shanghai, China, for several years, an-i then returned to tbts oity ana Decerns a partner oi Dr. w. at.

Hltchouck. Additions to tne Libit ary. An important addition will this week be made to the library of the Mechanics' Institute. By the ship BorrowdaU the complete series of British Patent Beports, donated to tbe Instituta by the British Government, nss amvea. At comprises many hundreds of volumes, there being no fewer than thirty large eases, and their value exceeds $10,000.

The volumes were bound ln London at the exoense of the institute ana as a cost of $6,000. The set is the.thlrd in the United Sjates. Officer fseyden Fined. The ruction for a new trial ln the ease of Officer John H. J.

Seyden, ot the Hayes Ta ley branch of the Police Department, who wss found guilty of having assaulted Wm. Cochrane, a conirictor, atone of tbe polling-places of the Twelfth Wa on the evening of the last judicial election, waa denied in tbe Police Court by Judge Londerback, and the defendant was ordered to pay a nne of fifty dollars. Flndlry'a Bank to Beanme. The back of Thomas Findley A at Grass Valley will, it 1 stated, resume business shortly under tbe old management. The house wss crippled by Its connection wl thensrrow-guage railroad recently built Between wunu auu Nevada, but arrangements are being made by which all the bank affairs will be put upon a stable foundation for its speedy reopening.

Aixaotx Eviction. The Alumni of the Medi cal Department of the University of California met at Dr. A. A. O'Neil's tfflc last evening, and elected the followirg offiocrs: President, Dr.

G. B. Keane; Yice-Presldects. Dr. Thomaa H.

Cox and Dr. E) D. Martineau; Secretary, Dr. B. A.

MoLean; Treasurer, Dr. J. D. Callagnan Executive Oommittee, Dr. A.

A. O'Neil and Dr. J. By 1-VFBter. A Bolit-haarled rain was then present to Dr.

O'Neil by th graduates of 1875, after which the Doctor entertained his guests bountifully. The Soldiers' Horn. Ernest Hale, a discharged er.was before the Commissioners of Lunacy yesterday. He wis found to be very flighty and they recommended bis beitg sent ta the Home of ths Inebriate. Dbowhtd.

Emll Deitmann, cook on Board of the Barman Bark Bmun Uikam. fell overboard on Wedn-sday while attempting to draw a bucket of water over the vessel's side snd was drowned. The deoeased waa aged $8 years and a native of Bremen. a and a of of out to to to the used the said on the in to a to for any ln to sn of to to 1 I AN FBANCHCO'S DONATION IN. CRKA8BD TO SCFFERIXG 8TI1X GREAT IN THE BUB5ED cur.

About ten thousand dollars In money and an other car-load of provisions vera oolleoted bT Belief Committee yesterday. The total do nation of Ban Francisco Is about $40,000 thu Including the Belief Committee' recelpU, donations from the Stock Boards, and the receipts of Wells, Fargo Jc Oo. The Relief Committee have purchased and for warded about worth 01 supplies. The grafts receipts of the United States Restau on Wednesday amounted to $620. This amount will be paid over by the proprietor, Mr.

M. Pike, for the relief of the Virginia sufferers. The Bohemian Club Concert Wednesday eveo- netted about sguu for the tnfferera. At 1 f.m. yesterday Wells, Fargo A Oo.

had for warden, as contnoutions rrom citixens of Ban Francisco, 12,876 SO. which, added to $8,176 60, forwarded direct from interior offices to Virginia males a total or 112.052. Secretary Wheeler saw General Bchofleld last night, and reports that the General has promised try and furnish live hospital tents, to be need furnish shelter to those of the sufferers who it. OOODS The shipments yejiterday included SO children's suits, 1U0 men's coats, 100 pair men tnnts. 18 xen socks, 20 cases toys' boots, 10 mattresses, together with largt supplies of staple provis ions.

WHAT KB. LVlTT TOTJSD. In answer to a telegram from Gen. G. 8.

Dodgo, the following was received last even, VmaiifiA. November 4. CeneroZ Ota. S. Great distress here: more money will be wanted.

Will leave to-night report in person. wm. u. jLiaarx. VrsaanA, November 4.

To R. Wkttler, Secretary: Send ns 106 pairs men's heavy boots, to 12; 100 pairs good double blankets, 60 cooking stoves and 7-lnoh pipe, 60 boys suits, heavy boys' brogans, 6 to 16 years. wm. m. ixn.

B. V. Dxz, Secretary. Viboisia Crrr, November 4th. To Gemral 6.

S. Five hundred Chinese destitute. Consult with some leading Chinese merchants, and forward b'anketa, clothing, rice, tea, flour, and general Chinese f-od, to last hundred Chinese thirty days. Bend in sep arate cars. w.

m. um. OlBMSTOH. THS UBTXSa HEWS. The lsteet news from Virginia is of an encour-lng nature.

Tba rebuilding of the OonBOlidated Virginia and Ophir works has begun. An engine from the Phil Sheridan mine has been secured by Ophir, and will be used to bail water out of Ophir shaft. The water is no more in quan than has been present for months. Beat Estate Matters. F.

Clay to S. 1. Heaburn, lot 68.9x187.6, on north-east corner cf Clay and Hyde streets; lot 25.x3xl27.6, on south line of Jackson street. 165.9 west of Bachsncn; and lot 25.6x80, on west line of Buchanan street, 61 feet sonth of Jack" son; and lot 60 6x127.6, on sonth line of Jackson, feet east of Webster; and lot 25 8x101, on south line of Jackson, ISO 6 west of Buchanan; and lots 7 and 8 in block 668, Bay Park Home. stead; and lot 25.6x80, on least line of Webster, feet north of Washington, $41,270.

O. H. Lapham to 8 Brown, lot 275x137.6, on north-east comer Webstar and Vallejo streets. 64.000. W.

H. Patterson to I. N. Thome, lot 1 in block 821, Western Addition, and part of 1-its 2 and 8 Block 62T. Western Addition.

18.000. W. H. Patterson to I. N.

Thome, lot on north. west corner naigm aua ajvou ir-ei, w. 298 2, S. to Haight, E. 840 6 to commencement.

st corner Height and Lyon streets, 275, W. 112,000. I south line oi jluib street, c.o east or polk, $12,000. G. S.

Sbadburne to J. Ambrose, lot 65x125, on south-west corner of Douglas and Twenty-fifth streets, zsuo. W. Bradley to J. Ambrose, lots 86, 87, 38, 89, in Block 61, uity JLsna Association, souo.

B. G. Allen to Mary Marchand, lot 25x127 .6, on north line of Bush street, 156.3 west of Webster, li.oou. H. Sparks to C.

P. Goff et undivided 2 acres the Bipley Tract, $500. H. Sparks to Louisa C. Goff, undivided 1 acre the Ripley Tract, $500.

B. Hyn to 8. Morris, lot 22.11x130 on north line or Grove street, 137.6 west of P. Oonnally et lease to E. V.

Buckow. the Ivy Green Saloon, No. 624 Merchant street, for one year, si to per montn. T. Magee to J.

A. Hayden, lot 36x100. on north line of McAllister street, 64 feet east of Scott, $2,700. There were recorded yesterday. 22 deeds, value $91.353 11 mortgages, value and 1 re lease, value TICK'S Off THS TELEGRAPH.

Hon. Thomas A. Jenks, of Ehode Island, HpArl. Arrived at New York, yesterday, ateamghip Elvria, from Glasgow, The steamship Kenilworth, from Philadel phia, has arrived at uaeenBtown. John Better, who murdered his two chil dren at Hackettstown, Pennsylvania, and then attempted to kill nimselt, is reoovering.

A British resident has been murdered on Malayan territory, and troops hays been sent there to punish the murderers, John Clark, sentenced to be hung to-day at Kocneater, a. nas Deen gran tea a res pite of two weeks Dy the Uovernor, Fay Goodbar, of the firm of Goodbar U-Ulett, wholesale Bhoe dealers of MemDhis. was shot on Wednesday night by James A. Owenberg, a friend, who mistook Goodbar for a earroter, A. London Daily Mews special from Alexandria report that tbe people of Eaka, on the Wbite Nile, have revolted and defeated ths Egyptian troops, killing 100 of them, cements win De sent.

The London limes says it is understood that a majority of the members of the North American Ujundary fjommission will be eelectsd to accompany the new Commission, which will shortly be sent to settle the boundary oi Alaska. The Superintendent of the Direct United States Cable says tbe cable is successfully repaired. The Faraday repot tj the cable, af ter fifteen months' rabmersion, in as perfect condition as when tnannfac tared. The frac ture, which was found in seventy fathoms of water, was such as would De caused by either an ancnor or grapnel. Supreme Court.

Saobaidchto, November 3. The Court met at 10 a. at. Present Wallace, O. Niles Rhodes, McKinstry, Crockett, J.

Thompson vs. Hancock Judgment reversed Oallasner vs. fine judgment sfflrmed, Wnnderlin v. Csdogan Judgment reversed, aud cause remanded for a new trial. Lemittitur forthwith.

San Buenaventura Commercial and Mining Company vs. Vaaeanlt Judgment reversed, and cause remanded, with directions to the Court below to render Judgment for the plaintiffs upon the findings of fact, and for such further proceedings ss may ba proper and not inconsistent with the opinion. Ton Schmidt vs. Bowen Argued by Sharp for appellant, Hayes and Campbell for respondent, and submitted. First A.

M. S. Church ts. Hiilery Argued by xyier tor sppeuant, Lawtoa for respondent, and submitted. Wooster vs.

Stoge Argued by Taylor for ap pellant, and judgment' affirmed. Btsmlttitur forthwith. Wheelock vs. Paclfio Pneumalio Oas Com. pany Continued; no appearance.

O'Connor vs. Follmer Continued; no appearance. Freer vs. Thrift Argued by Irving for appel lant, tergen ior respondent, and submitted. Frsser va.

Thrift Same as last. Jonea VS. Shav Arsned bv Tvler for annel- lant, Bosenbaam for respondent, and submitted. vourt aujournea until 10 a. at.

to-morrow. DIVORCB CASES. The following divorce business was transacted in tbe Nineteenth District Court today. A divorce waa granted Belle O. Lovfjoy from Henry P.

LoveJy, on the ground of failure to provide. Virginia S. Tsafe was granted a flivnr iim Thomaa D. Tsafe, on the uround of ln temper- uce, ana ma utjay ox the Children was awarded to the plaintiff. A divorce waa granted Ot title Erause from J.

I. Erause, on the ground of cruelty. Alary M. Humburg was granted a divorce from August Humburg, on the grouad ot intemperance, and custody of the ohildren was awarded to the piatntin Motion Lr alimony in the easa cf Walter Cheney vs. Margaret 4.

uneney, was denied. XWBifTH DI8XBICX COUXT. In the Twelfth District Court a motion to change venue in the esse ot Ann M. Hoffman vs, A. J.

uonman. was aeniea. An order was entered referring the case ef Elvira It. Leon vs. Bichard Leon to the Twelfth District court uommissioner.

Overland angers. Cmmux, November 4. The following named persons passed this point by rail to-day, to arrtvs in San Francisco, November eth: BBKetcham, Mich; Beho, 8F; Vielle and wife. Bwitserland; Mrs A Munter. Btcckton! Norton and wife, 8 lira Mlddleton, Forsyth, Mich; Sicbelkow, Denmark: Mrs Shaw and family, Mrs Davis, Wallace, Uai; Kooert tsrown, Oinn; Grow, Bait Lake; Mrs Hemes and child.

Dr Amsson. Winchester and wife, Boeton; Baker, Mass: wiuitt, iog; tt vans. a Lord, 0 Delano, 8 Clark, Iowa Jas 8 uray, a a xiawiiiuu ana lamuy, lxs Angeles: Clement, Sohmitt, Jr, Boston; Chspon, Me; Piper, Hall. X-J Young, JT Hurst, Bict, 0 Hurst, mme Ajacuiua, aars Jit uiayton and family. Salt Like; Mrs Chase, Chase, Vt; Mrs Jewells and child, Mxa Wells.

Penn; Uisa Cunningham, Nova Scotia; and 167 immigrants. Tne Plauaejr Franda. The Naval Court of Inquiry la now engaged in Investigating the matter of the bogus certificates of Indebtedness, and some very Interesting testimony has been elloited. The managers of the Bank of British Columbia and the Swi.s Bank have already made their statements, and other rank managers will be on the stand to-day. A large number of wltuesses outside of tbe banks have also been summoned.

sent Back to Stockton. Thcmas Hagulre, a mechanie, 38 years cf age, was before the Commissioners of Lunacy this morning for examination. He haa been ln the Asylum for the Insane, and also at the Home of the Inebriate. Hia laat attack was a very violent one, and tbe Commissioner recommended that he be sent to the Asylum for treatment. I I NkW Music M.

Gray, No. 10S Kearny street, has published the "Walta" from QiroJU-Qirolla. were The and Bis ity to He over had It and the ject so The that an true but be Was won and $65, gel, by J. Ell N. by by If.

E. STONE B.B.NKWhTAS. 1 12th Diet. O. art.

No. 18,638. Execution. Judicial District of the State of California, in for the -city and county of Ban Franclaoo, attested on the 3d day of July, A. D.

1876. boT" entitlsd action, whereto W. H. r'i m815? nt tbe 13th day of May, A. D.

1875, for tbe sum coin, with Interest eosts, I have levied upon all the right. and interest which the said Ofendant, B. B. Newman, had on the 18th day of Hay, A. D.

1876. day on which said judgment was docketed, cr he may have subsequently acquired in and the hereinafter described property situate, and being in the oity and county of San Francisco, State of California, standing of record the office of the County Recorder of aald city county in the name of said defendant, B. B. Newman, and bounded and described as follows: Commencing on the southwest line of Hubbard street at a point distant 112 feet southeast from Howard street; thence southeast along southwest line of Hubbard street MX feet; thence at right angles southwest 112 feet; thence at right anglea northwest and parallel Hubbard street 82)4 feet; thence at right angles northeast 111)4 feet to the place of beginningbeing a part of 100 vara lot number 60 on map of the city of Bin Francisco. Public notice is hereby given that on FBI-DAT, the 20th day of October, A.

D. 1875. at 12 o'clock, noon, of that day, in front of the City in the city and county of Ban Francisco, I sen ail tnengnt, una anain'erettwntca the "Zl of May. A. D.

1876, the day on which said Judgment was docketed, ss aforesaid, or which may have subsequently acquired ln and to above described property, to tbe highest bidder for gold coin of the United States. San Francisco, October Itb, 1875. WILLIAM MCB2BBIN, Sheriff. oc7 14 21 28 Notice The above ee'e is hereby postponed until MONDAY, the 8th day of November, A. D.

1876, at 13 o'clock, noon, of that dav, in front Of Oity Hall, ln the city and ooonty of Baa Francisco. San Francisco, October 29tb, 1875. WILLIAM McKIBBIX, Sberiff. oc29 ro5 6 ABRAHAM OOLMAN a. JOHN McHENEY et al.

112th Distrto Court. No 18 475. Order of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure. SHERIFF'S SALE Under and by virtue cf an order of sale and decree of foreclosure issued of the District Court of the Twelfth Judicial District of the State of California, ln and the city and county et San Francisco, on SOth day of September, A J). 1875, in the above entitled action, wherein Abraham Oolman, the aoove named plaintiff, obtained a Judgment and decree of foreclosure sgsinst John Mohlenry et defendants, on the Slot day of August A.

D. 1875, which said decnv wss on the 26th day of ncoraea in Bepiemoer, a. u. ltrio, recorded in Judgment msnaea to sen ail mat certain -tot, piece, or par- of land aitnate, lying and being in tbe city and county of Ban Francisco, State of California, and bounded acd described aa follows: Commencing at a point cn the northerly line Vallejo atrest ore hundred acd thirty-seven feet and six inches (137 f-12 westerly from the northwest corner of Vsliejo and Sausume streets; thence at r'ght northerly one hundred and thirty. even feet and six leches (137 6-12) thence westerly, parallel with T.lleja street, sixty-eight fret and nine inches (68 9-12) tbenoe southerly and parallel with.

Sansome street cue hundred and thirty-Kevei. f.et and six laches (1ST 6-12) tJ the northerly line of Ta'lelo street; thence easterly slong tbe ccrtherly line of Stid Vallejo street sixty-eight feet and nine inches (68 9-12) to the point of commencemrnt-bMng the easterly ooe-ba'f of tbe lot known and designated on the cmotal map of tie city of San Francisco as fifty vara lot number two hundred and fourteen (214). Publio notice is hereby given that on FRIDAY, the 29th day of October, A. D. 1875, at 12 o'clock, noon, of that day.

ln front ef the City Hall, in the city and eonnty ef San Francisco, I will, in obedience to said order of sale and decree of foreclosure, sell the above described propai ty. or so much thereof ss may ba necessary to raise sufficient to satisfy said Judgment, with interest and costs, to the highest and best bidder for Id coin o' the United States. San Francisco, Otoher Tth, 187S. WILLIAM ncKIBBnr, Bherlff. oc7 14 31 28 rToiiee The above ssla is her by poetnoned until SATURDAY, the 6th dsvof November, A.D.

1876, at 13 o'clock, noon, of that day. in front of the Oity Hall, in the oity and count ot Baa Francisco. San If ran Cisco, October 29th, 1875. WILLIAM MoKIBBlX. Sheriff.

ocig n. 6 IN THX DISTRICT COUBT OF THS Nineteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the city and eonnty of Ban Francisco. CAROLINE SOPHIi BiH OLA P.aintiH, vs. JOHN BARCLAY, Defendant. Action brought in the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District of the Btate of Call' fornia, in and for tbe city and county of San Francisco, and the complaint filed in said city and county of Ban Francisco, in the office of the Clerk of said District Court.

The People of the Btate of California send greeting to John Barclay, defendant: You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff In the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District of tbe State of California, in and for the city and county of San Francisco, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten day (ex-elusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons if served within this county; or, if served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty days; otherwise. within lorry oays or judgment by delanit will be taken againat you, according to the prayer of said complaint, Ths said aotl. Ths said action ts bronsht to obtain a decree Of said Oonrt dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between plalntnT and defendant, on the ground set forth in the complaint herein, to which special reference is hereby de, and for general relief. And you are hereby notified that if you fall to appear and answer the said complaint, as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said complaint. Given under my hand and seal of the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the city and eonnty of San Franclaoo, this 16th dy of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five.

axaiw WILLIAM HARNEY, Clerk. By L. J. I IX, Deputy Clerk. Marcus Bosecthal, Plaintiff's Attorney, BSS California street.

lawkmr STATS OT CAUFOBNIA IN JUSTICES' Court of the city and county of Ban Francisco, northeast corner Montgomery and Jackson streets. JOHN B. LUCH8INGEB snd JOHN J. LTJCH- BINOER, Plaintiffs, vs. J.

M. LANDELB, De-f indent. Action brought in the Justices' Court of the city and county of ban Francisco, and complaint filed in tbe office of the Clerk of smldOourt. The People of the State of California to J. M.

Landers, greeting: Ton are hereby required to appear In an action brought against you by the above named plain- una, in tne justices uourt oi tne city ana county Ban Franclaoo, and to answer the complaint filed therein within three days (exclusive of tha day of service) after the service on you of this The said action is brought to recover TJ. S. gold coin, for furniture sold and delivered to said defendant by plaintiffs at defendant's request, and costs or suit. And you are hereby notified, that if you fall to appear and answer the said complaint, as above required, the said plaintiffs will take judgment against you for said amount, and interest Qua, together with costs and damage. This action has been assigned, and you are required so mypvmK iw vim wiun warn w.

PxiraiB, one of the Justice of said Court, To the Sheriff of the city and county of Sara Francisco, greeting: Uak legal service and return hereon. Given under my hand, this 18th dy of October, A. D. 1875. By order of HENRY L.

JOACHIMS! EN, li -Presiding Justice of the Peace of the City and County of San Francisco. Gxo. L. Wedxxud. Clerk of said Court.

By O. W. Child. Deputy Clerk. J.

B. L. Brandt, Attorney for Pia.niiffs. oc2 lawlwF STATE OP CALIFORNIA IS JUSTICES' Oonrt of the City and County of Ban Fran cisco, northeast corner ot Montgomery and Jackson streets. J.

P. GOODWIN, f- B. MAY, and O. W. BRIT-TON, Plaintiffs, vs.

J. M. LANDERS, Defendant-Action brought ln the Justice' Court of the city and county of Kan Franciaco, and complaint filed in the office of the Uerk of said Court. The People of the Btate of California to 3. Landers, greeting: You are hereby required to appear to an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in tbe Justices' Court of the city and county of San Francisco, and to anawar the complaint filed therain within three days (exclusive ef the -day of service) after the aervice on you ot thia summons.

The said action la brought to recover 258 CO, In O. 8. gold coin, for furniture and merchan- uibb soia ana aeiiverea to aeienaant try plain tins at defendant special instance and Kqneet, and cost of suit-And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint, as above required, the said plaintiffs will take judgment against you for said amount, and Intel est Cue, together with costs and dsmsgts. This action has been assigned, and you are required to appear for trial before James O. Paxmz, one of the Justice, of said xmrt.

To tbe Sheriff of the cltv An mni, Han Francisco, greeting: Ma legal service and due return hereon. Given under my hand this 18th day ef October, A. D. 1876. By order of HENRY L.

JOf HTMHTTW fL. a.l Residing Justice of the Peace of the City and County of San Franciaco. GXO. L. 'WxDKxnrD, Clt-rk of said Court.

By O. W. Chiids, Deputy Clerk. J. B.

L. Brandt, Attorney for Plaintiff. IX THE PROBATE COUBT OP THE CITY and county of Ban Francisco, State of California In the matter of tha estate Of CORNELIUS DOEX. deceased. Pursuant to an order cf tbe Judge ef said Court, made this day, notice Is hereby given tbat oay nawi, at 1 1 n'einrk A.

at. of said day. at the Court-room of said Court, in the City Hall, in the city and county of San Francisco, has been appointed for hearing tbe petrlon of tlaurice Dcn, praying for a decree authorizing and directing tbe Exccr utor and Executrix of the last will and t-stament of said Corcelins Dore, deceased, to execute a conveyance of certain parcels oi nal estate lying and being in the oount of San Lnia Obispo. State of California, to said petitioner, and which, lend is claimtd by him to beiorg to Mm; at which time and place ail ptr.oue ixterestrd i herein may eppear snd contest the same, by filing their objections In writing. San Francisco, Oct ber 6th.

A. 9. 1ST5. rseaLl "A M. HAKSEY, Clerk.

By A. J. Jxsbxbs, Depnty Clerk. W. H.

L. Barnes, Att'y for Peiitioner. oc8 notice: to creditors. BTATX OP ELIZABETH feORNE. Notice is hereby given to sll trmritars and persons having claims tgsinst said ceceased.

to exhibit them with tbe P'joe sary vouchers, within fcur months after the first publication of tnia nonce, so tne uooerMvn- d. at oo. tj Mont gomery strear, 6s, a Franci.co. B. r.

CBASal, aonuniri-, ocelawfltF FRIDAY 5 0 8 1 A bast riuscmaa, November 6. Lga' Tstrfsrs-buiinsEoH BsUiag. 87. WMW YoSX. November fetid evened stllSM MUa.il.USX.

H. Bond 15l tT. S. Bands Of 1881 11674 Ptrlin Rxohanssw tBl4 8 Fcoiflo Mail '0 Weeteru Panama Railroad. 134 MS aesat- Sperm ai Winter 801 VThal va7Je Winter 7af0c Wool spring trarrj, pulled.

Ws? So: Fall, doborry. l8l. LlVmarOOL. November 5 California in lOdtan California Oiub Wheat lls4dllM Lmnxur. November 5 United States Boadf -Ml S4M fraught, chahtbbs, etc.

FbtaaT KTU1MS. Novambsr 9 Tha AJax goaa to Portland to-morrow at 10 o'clock. Tha Pacific will ba da from Victoria aad Paget Bound porta en Bandar. Tha British ship King Oenrio, ISM ton, wfll load Wheat tor Liverpool: private. Tha Senator, for Anaheim and way porta, will sfl to-morrow at A.

at. Tha Newborn will ba doa from Mexican porta and the Colorado River on Monday. The Balinaa will aaU for Santa Oru, tomorrow at 4 P. carrying freight and combustible only. The bark Conquest, SIR tone, haa been takes to load Barley for Philadelphia; private.

The Colima will tail for Honolulu, Kandavau and Sydney on Monday at 6 P. at. The British bark Aberoarne. TiS tone, goaa to Portland to load Wheat for Cork private. Tha Fideliter sails for Santa Oral and Monterey to-morrow at 9 o'olock.

Tha Mohan fro will be dae from Anaheim and way porta en Sunday. Tneaohooner Bonanza, Its tons, loads A general cargo for Honolulu. The Coquille for Eureka, Hooktoa and Areata will sail to-morrow at'4 o'clock. CXDVKRA. HI KCHANDI9 sale is reported of lOU'WO Napa County Bail-road Bon 3a at 107 and interest.

The Bonds bear 10 per oent interest. The Soring Valley Water Company, Seal Estate Associate tnd First National Gold Bank will pay their usual monthly dividends. The first and last on the 10th and the second on the 15th hut, Tne Sub-Treasurer in this city has. by orders from Washington, begun the redemption of the Gold Notes of the Trust Company. The amount to be redeemed is 38000.

A recent number.of the New York Bulletin says that within the past six or eight weeka upwards of 2000 bales of Hops bad been purchased in that city for shipment to England, and a large quantity has already gone forward. A day ev two ago a promi nent JCngiish shipper purchased M)0 bales ehoioa new crop for export, and were immediately shipped by steamer. The British ship Cape Sable oieared for Cork yes terday with otls Wheat, valued at 199,211. The Assistant United State Treasurer baa furnished the press with the following statement of receipts and disbursements for the month of Oo- tober: BECEIPTS. Customs Internal Revenre Tax.

Internal Revenue Stamps Sales of Land Patent Fees Poet Office DeDartmwt Disbursing Officers. Transfers. Various Sources tTil.ini V7 241.031 19.41ft 00 6S.SI7SI 630 80 ZSVSiO 1.719,888 A l.oiu.uno fin 243.661 44 Total Receipts DnBtTBSiamm. Treasury Drafts Post Office Demrttnent Disbursing Officers' Checks- Transfers FublioDebt Total Disbursement. ...4,046,628 92 SI 0,047 J.A47.J89 19 4 6V 6,612,762 87 The transfers were on account of the Banks, and the total amount thua transferred during tha past three months is 4370,000.

During the past month the Sah-Treaiursr here received over f3.000.WK) in Legal Tenders from the East and cancelled a simi lar smount of mutilated bills, which were returned to Washington. BORAX Wo 'quote: Concentrated. 7o; Re fined, So ft. in large lots. CHIOOORY-Quotable at IHBo lb.

CANDLES We quote as follows: Gross A Co at MX917o for the two brands Grant's, 16o)17e Em ery's, 12H 31o Maoy'a, UStfSUo Proc tor A Gamble's, 13ffll5o; Harknese' Patent Wax 20e Rider's Corn' rail's. Mo. Local factories are aa follows: 8FO0, 12X101 Vic; Jadson. 14c; Mission Ohsmical Wax. IS01 do Solar Sperm, l717Xo.

CEMSNT-Quotable aa follows: Bosedale. A3 Portland. 4 75 bbl. MALT LIQUORS English Ale and Porter, ft 3 us ao quarts, aud 93 24 doi pint. AND SYRUP The factory prioe lor boldea Syrup are 75o, 70e and gall for Kegs, hf bbls and bbls.

TORAOOO Jobbing rates are: Navy. Oonneottcnt Leaf, JotSsi Virginia, SU70o: Light rreeaea a. sugisci smoking, 40cf 1 ft. WIN Bordeaux cargo Claret, Mar seille do, WSSS2 a cask: Champagne, basket: Reig's Burgundy Port, 91 10; French Sherry, 9 gall. California bottled descriptions are quoted as follows: Angelica, (4 87 50; Claret, Ji IS to 3 SO; Port, fllU Sherry.

9XgM SO Shite, S2 SO to iS 50 case. PLASTER AND LIME Are jobbing as foUows: Oaloined Plaster, Lime, i33 24 bbl. PROVISIONS Following are the current quotations: Beef, Mesa, 8fiW bbl; do Family Haas, hf bbl, 94 S0fi8 Pork, extra clear, bbl do hf bbl, 1212 SO do Mess, bbl do do, hf bbl. fll(g)12SU; do Prime Mess. H63S 1S bbl liams, sugar.

1617o lb Baoon, domestic ft. rKOOVCK JtlABKBT. LOUR We note fair jobbing trade at the following rates: Extra. 85(t8 WHEAT Sales of 200 sks good milling at 92; 6.0 do choioe do, 91 "a 1 1001 do common shipping, SI 79 etl. BARLEY Sales of S00 sks coast feed at SI X7H0 30; 610 do fair do.

1 27H 460 do do, Bl 18: bay Drawing. 1 JJ VU 45 ctl. OATS Transactions embrace 1301 sks fair Washington Territory milling at 91 VI i 107 do choioe surprise, 92 10 ft otl. POTATOES Bed, 9'- i3'. Sweet, 91 50 etl for choice.

ONION Quotable at 75c3I 10 etl. as to quality. OORS-Larg yellow and whits. 91 21 Vet). BYE Holders ssk 91 ctl for ehoioa.

BUCKWHEAT Small consignments are coming forward and sell for 9 lb. HOPS Quotable at 1217o -latter is given aa the outatde figure for lobbing rates. HA Sales of 22 tons Alfalfaat 916; 45 do Barley, 916 50 choice heat, 922 ton TRAW selling at balea te quality. CORA MKAL-Tabl kinis. lH3e Feed it selling from the nulls at (293:0 it ton.

BRAN Selling from the mills at 935 ton. MIDDLINGS Mill pries is 930 ton. OIL-CAKS MEAL The mill price Is SU ton. WOOL Fall elip: Barry, 311o: Besdy.IliSUjic; ehoisa free, 12016s s. GGS-Freah ranch are selling at 62)S57tfe; Duer.SOc: Oregon.

42)iS45o; EasUm lS'nUWc 9 doi. BUTTKR We que. Fraeh Roll at 4p87io: Firkin, JfliWo: PiekBd Roll. tmX: JLfn, BKANB We quote aa follows: Small WM e. Pes, 1M'J nutter.

aXSIj; Pint, 1M9UM tiaro, JXuRfci. S. PKAbB Good to eho.ee are quotable at 91 75392 ctl. rii-EDS Oanarr is sellfng at Si0 Flaa at JT4 Se: afnstard at for white and JH4e fcr irKifjiSoi Ai at a. HnttKY We onote ehoioa White, in frames, at IS4io: No.

2, Urtl5o; bark, 10c; Btrained, 6 s. Kk.li. A A Tdnntahla'at TM itl. POULTHx VKeauot Hentf 00,7 00 6 40fa7 Broilers. S4 00 6 Duotu.

7 OWaStSO ss aoeent TarKeys. auve. 1719e Usess. tl XVY- ov pair. CAME V7e a not Hare, 1 5032 60 1 Rabofta Sll Birds ann Dam.

Walifto doren Venison 7i 9o ft Quail, 92 1 42 2 dor Teal Dnoks, 91 l.yjtf UO dos Mallard Daoks. 94 UO 4H 60 Cos Bpngs. 9)1 00 dos; EngUsU Snipe 920032 1 9 tax: small do. 76o ttjr- dos Vfe.Uh.lABI. RS ciaonun, SOrfSle fl etl: Utw eumDer.

912Vo)175t box; romatoes, JVrtfltl A box I Oreen Oorn, l42'ie dos: Marrowfat Hqnaan. tout oinng neans, J(83v Okra. 49o t) Green fsu, 2iglc Oaxhe, Danmir oqaava, (iNMUei ooz: Aiima Beans, Ho It; Plant, 041 vu box; Penoere. 76o. tl boa.

rKXri Tahiti Oranges. 9-9 9t Limes. 91 fii at hioilv 'Lessons Gb box. Anstralian 7'Zi 103: Ooooannta. 910 00312 WU; Ba- nanaa.

tl bunoh fine Apples, 9tA 59 imiu. 10 box: fears, common 7491 26. ohoioe il 72 5t. S.ok.l eg boat AW Fave Oraoe. Mas oat 00, Tokav75c3el Black Hambnrg 7Sctl, Rom of Pern VX 2.

Sweetwater W.So, Mission WOUHo fe bo i Qalnoe. tl 002 i6 box: Pomagranatw. 6llS fc: otrawbsrrl-, 910 12 chest OaimroBKlA a UXA- al ota. 7(glio Peanata, Almonds. t(0U) for hard, aad lltfl8o ft Jni.bamr Annie.

SW'foHc ft: Peachea. Uiojl ie i Apricot. 12''t 1 Pear .81230 ft: Plum. 4)eo ft: Pitted do. 1V617 ft prune.

lne ft: Blaokbsmes. tt-e ft: Blaek sis. StSe ft: California Raisins, ajdlls MKCKIPVft OF PRODUCT). eon tma TWioi'rf-svuA xfouns anronro at 11 af-Fkitjat. November 5.

a-LOIIB 140 ssA Starr A Oo; 8 i do, Mitch-lerfiiw do, Ifewmark; Si do, Sprr A Oo. Total, saa. siiuiT ti. Waterman A Oo: 2044 do. nm.rd- i4 do.

BP Tenners do. Davis A Oo; i9t do, I Fried lander: 2li0do Ballard A Hail; 1S ao, noioomv Fr i 1 1 .1 BABLEY .) ctl. Breese A Iughrsn: 2141 jo, Biochman A Crf 1714 do, Dutard; 1111 do, Prasho A Co: liCJ do, Ballard A Hall; COO do. nswraiulSUO. 1961, vooo cm.

OATS 1121 ttls, Wa'ermaa A Oo: 916 do. LarZ''-er. A S6 do. L.owry A Wishtman lOido do Searua, A 121 de, order. Total, 2788 eus.

BEtv8-vsi Dutard: J01 do, order. Total, 851 sks. STrTATi if IRS Y.t- a jq An Lovry A Wisht mm: me do. Bassett 242 do, A 4.1 do, atcCuoe; 81 do, order. Total, i 24 sks.

ONIONS 1 sss, oroer. BRAN 6 -5 sks, Starr A Co. allDDLlNOS 250 arr A Co. a I. IT AI.FA 41 sks.

8tarrALit.il.. HAY 38 tons, Uiller A Hall; 40 do, Sehwea-erl do, sWt A Halls ludo, Klair a fJoailtSdo tkipiLm hi. Wolf A Co. WOOL 14 bals. O'sns A Moore; 10 do.

Bimnn. ACo: 42 do, lot A Co: 116 do. Chn.tv A Wi: Moody A Fsrieh; 80 do, HiliwA iqo, canara nan; uo, luvoaore; do. Ktxhland Bros; 17 do. Bloom A Cohen; ao, vnirr, iuvw, 1 1 wm.

WTTIFS 3S4 order. tjUIOKSILVliB 7 flk, Pinkham; 87 do, at fiswoaiu iouu, wusxs. aaterdsv. while a sewer was being built on vine street, near Mason, the walla caved in upon ni tbe laborers, injuring him quite seriously. Be was taken to his home sod medical assist moe n.

etc mas 138 deaux ISO 250 11 oorde ska River roins 75 135 aoo. days aaiee Cape in in able and to ter 90 50 1UU 711 10J 10 30 40. 40 to 40 SO 50. Ill SO 70. 1' 10 5) 9 i a select sudieaes, on the oooaalon of the commencement exercises of ths Msdical Department of the University College of the Paoiflo.

Dr. Gibbons Dean of the Faculty, called the meeting to order. After the music. Rev. George John HemphllL Henry Gibbons, then I made a few resssrks, and diplomas were oonf erred I the following-named graduates by Dr.

Bur. I Burro wes offered up prayer ln the absence of Brest Brans, George Samuel De Wolf. Frank Blaney Eaton, Edwin Howland Harding, Iranian ranxiln Bacon, August George F. Hilton. Marcus LBvinsrston.

John Nightingale, James Calhoun, Dr. Robertson, Moses Bockmsn, Loomis Edward Smith and Peachy Taliaferro Wilson. Dr. Rock man gradu- neretoiore, out preferred to graduate a second time. Dr.

O. N. Ellenwood. a member of the Facul delivered the valedictory address, in which gave tne students some good ad vice, and exhorted them to direct their thoughts to preventive medicine. He followed by Sr.

Bhorb. who delivered an elo quent and instructive address. He spoke of an ior me suppression of qaokery, which will be Introduced In the next Legislature, and did not b-litve all the quacks in this State could send money enough to the Legislature to defeat tbe Defamlt Entered and Order ef la in the Fifteenth District Court this morning. the case of Henry Sparks vs. Patrick Brannan upon proof of service of motion of over- ruling demurrer to amended complaint and failure tj answer, the default of defendants John uwen, wm.

McDevltt and James Barnes was entered, and the case was dismissed aa to ths defendants Patrick Brannan and John W. Hayes. A as. anting; at Hints. In the Folios Court, this morning, George Arundel was fined $40 for assault and battery.

defendant, who lives at No. 6 Tyler street annoyed a son of Mrs. M. Walsh, who resides at same place, and she called him to account it. She also warned him that if he did not behave in the future, she would have him arrested.

He thereupon eslUd her improper names and struck her in the mouth. AMUSEMENTS. GALrroxiaA Tkeaisx. Afonat Crt wCl be re peated to night and at the matinee to-morrow. artp on atonosy.

aaAGTJTBB'g NBW TntAZBaV Tht OvstJoimI Awts to-night. Op rAA Hctrsx, The California Minstrels to night. Fabbbi Opira. R-'aoletti to-nlahtwlth Miss Ada Yalerga aa Bixxxrr LrxEBTAiirariirr. Marie Antoinette Vnll-Ml -MAM J.

lief of the Yirgini. sufferers, st Piatt's Hall, on Monday evening next. The performance, which being arranged, promises to be an exceptional one, consisting of readings, vocal and Instrumental muaio, the whole concluding with a aance, Thi Ceubch Cokcikt. There was a large and fashiontble audience, who were mors than re. warded by the excellence of ths performance.

Tbe feature of the evening wss the first appearance in thi city of Mme. Zslss Dennis, a high soprano, of sxcellTjt voice and style, she was twice recalled. The organ muslo was also es pecially fine and efectlve, and the chorus good. On the whole, the concert was a complete success, and quite a handsome sum waa realised. UKAi esEvrms- Governor Pacheco is at the Cosmopolitan.

R. B. Irwin Is on his way from New York to tMs city. General La Grange is recovering his health. and will scon be at hla post.

Oscar T. Shuck is not a candidate for the hocors of prosecutor in the Polloe Court. An owner Is wantd at the Police effice for a woolen lap robe, taken from the possession of a imer, The Berkeley ferry-boat Jfar ItUmd broke I ciwtonand tua Arctim. ueorge aoena was assaulted py ronoers on Bush reet 1-iSt Frldsy night, and a gold watch and chain taken from him. The offices of California and Consolidated Tlr-ginia have been removed to Nevada Block, corner of Pine and Montgomery streets.

Tbe Presbyterian Cnnrch Trouble. Montreal. November 4. To-day Judge Maokay caused a writ of injunction to be issued, preventing the Board of Managers of the Temporalities Fund of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, in connection with the Churoh of Scotland, from transferring it to the newly-formed Presbyterian Church of Canada. The writ was issued on petition of Bev.

Gavin Long and other non-Unionlete, who maintain that the fund, amounting to over $450,000, is the property of the Church of Scotland, and cannot go to the newly- formed church. Indictment a. WASHTSQTOJt, November 4. In addition to the indiotment against Julius Wilkowski, charged with fraudulently obtaining $26,000 from the Government, true bills have been found by the Grand Jury in the alleged con- 8Pcy of presenting filse olaimsTagainst a Kjir w-wk- General J. S.

Negley, Henry Eelterborg, Wiley Edwards, Lewis Peck, George Eeelan. Albert Metcalf. B. C. Mitchell, G.

A- Purdv. David O. Stewart, Frank Lowers and Henry waters, ana also against sogg tort and ex-Congressman B. B. Butler of Tennessee.

Los An (Tries Affairs. Los Axoeles, November 4. The Alameda-street school-house was nearly burned down during the rain of Tuesday night by some tramp, who sought therein protection from the elements and who kit died a fire to keep himself warm. A bench and a portion of tha floor was burned. The Los Angeles and Independence Ball-road was washed out in several places where the new road bed has been lately finished, but trains are running on usual time.

Am Old Stock Opera ter Dead. New Yobk, November 4. Jewett, who died at the St. Nicholas Hotel, last night, was a brother of President Jewett oi the Erie Bail road, and was a heavy speculator in stocks. The news of his death caused a slight break in the leading stocks to-day.

His disease was paralysis of the heart. He was lor a long time rreaiaent oi tne uoram-bns, Chicago and Indiana Central Railroad, and was nearly 70 years oC age. Brljbam Young- Blill suit. Salt La ex Crrr, November 3. Brig-ham Young is sick in bed at his own house, in charge of the United States Marshal.

It is expected that the motion to vacate the order of Judge McKean of February 25th, ordering payment of alimony to Ann will be argued before Chief Justice White on Saturday next. Tbe Chief Justice waa unwell to-day, and there was no session of Court. Sadden Oeatn la Eureka. EtTBEKA, Nov. Sd.

Nettie Franklin, a woman of the town, was yesterdsy morning discovered dead in her bed in tbe house of Maggie McCoimiok. The Coroner's jury found that she came to her death from the effects of intemperance. She appeared in her usual health the evening before. Deceased was a native of Ireland and about 85 years of age. Proposed bang.

Ktrw Toss. November 4. Following: is A special the Evening Post, dateorW ashlng- ton Hiovemter tn: Dtnce riecretary unana-ler's return from the West, he has intimated tbat he intends to make a number of changes in his department, at no distant day, and the belief la strong that Assistant rjecretary Cowan and Indian Commissioner Smith will both retire. Rc-orranlxlaT. Tammany.

New Yobk, November 4 There is little new to report regarding the election to-day. It is understood, however, that the Tammany General Oommittee propose an entire re-organization in all ths districts, with a view cf taking measures to retrieve the losses of the late election when the next contest takes place. Assistant Attoraey-GeneraL xrr VrwAtrt Kar at AntTTiafria A. UaVlOrU. Ut w-imj, v- of Assistant At tor- ney-General tor the Interior Department, vice Wm.

H. Smith, resigned. Mr. Gaylord ia a lawyer of extensive practice, Dut nas not heretofore been in publio life. Tnrea children Burned te Death.

Wahhtsotos. November 63 A. X. A fire occurred in an alley, between Sixteenth and Beventeeth, and and street this morn-iog at one o'clock, destroying two frame shanties. Three children were burned to aeatn, agea ten, twelve uiu juiecu negroes.

Tbe Kansas Bieetlon. Topika November 4. The Commonwealth haa returns from 88 Distriots; of these 67 are Radical (but some of these elected on tbe Independent ticket), 7 Democrats and 9 Reformer. There are 20 Districts more to hear from, on the extreme frontier. KsurtnquaMa nt Yuma.

Tnii Vimmlwr 3 A severe earthquake shock was felt here to-day. People rushed into the street for safety. The shock was suooeded by a low, rumbling noise. This ia said to be the third shock in the last twenty-four hours. Emigrants for Oregon.

WrswranrccA November 4. Ten cars loaded with emigrants passed Wisne-mucca this evening; the majority of tbem are destined for Oregon. There was A death on the train, name not ascertained. A New Fish bait. A French scientist has invented a new fish-bait.

A bottle is lowered into the water and lighted by electricity, and the fish are follow it into a net. But this is a method already employed in the open air over in New Jersey. One or two bottles filled with Jersey lightning will draw A whole primary meeting. aC left of and H. the I I This Evening's Dispatches.

I 1 BY ATLANTIC AND PACHTO LIKX.1 I ESovement of Clnrrllnnl CYst. I 0eIllS OX UarQUX" 1 Clotkey. EXERTS VF OCEAN STEAXEBS. Another Committee) After Beecner SPECIAL TO DULY EXAKINER. ovemeats of Cardinal MeCiaskey Lokdoh, November 6.

Ctrlinal MoCloakey this city to-day on a visit to Ireland. Bovt meat of Ocean Steamers. QixxarsTowx, November 6. The steamship We, of the White Star Line, tailed at 10 I at. from Liverpool for the United States.

Nbw Yobk, November 6. The steamer Orteoe, 1 the National Line, from Liverpool, has arrived at Sandy Hook. iaother Committee After Beecner. Kiw Tosx, Nov. It is alleged that at the meeting on Wednesday night of ths New York Brooklyn Association of Congregational Ministers, a Committee was appointed to in quire on the part of the Society into the truth or falsity of the charges against W.

Beecher, and the Oommittee wfll enter upon the discharge of its duties immediately. The Oommittee was instructed to report whethi Association ought to retain Beecher In its membership or not. Claimed by Bote Pawttee. Chicaoo, November 4. A special from Madison.

Wisoonain, says tha returns this morning have changed the oomplexion of the politics of this Stats, and oreate considerable excitement here. The Democrats now claim the election of the whole ticket, Taylor's majority being small. They make their claims on the basis of the returns received and the Congressional vote of last TP-ll. h.sth.n.n.t.hd AT biX wOl be cloee. Ludingtun's election bv 3,000 majority, but concede the election of Kuhn, and a clnee vote on tbe rest of the State officers.

The cause for this change seems to be the fact that the rural districts have fallen on largely from tbe estimates based on the towns along the railroad, which were tbe first received. The Radicals stall hope to carry the whole ticket except Boetx, but only by a mail majority. Whisky Frnada. CntcursATi, November A. A special dispatch to the Enquirer from St.

Louis says the announcement is msde that the United Bates Grand Jury has found indictments against ex-tmted ota tea Assistant Attorneys Patrick and Ernm. ex-United States Marshal Kewoomb, Orvil Grant (brother of the President), General Bab-cock, tbe President's private Secretary, and others. The greatest excitement prevails. The indictments charge them with, conspiring with St. Louis distillers to defraud the Government out of taxes on an immense amount of crooked whisky.

The indictments grow out of the testimony before the Grand Jnrv of Joseph M. Fitzrov. late deputy U. S. Collector.

Fitzroy was in- pleaaett guilty to the cnarges against mm. Fnitnml to tbe Last. From the Chicago Times. The other day Sam Bowles went to church in Springfield, and, feeling the effects of his severe editorial labors through the week, went to napping. By and by he was awakened by the preacher, who struck the desk aud shouted: "Who shall be able to stand np in the presence of the Lord on that awful day And Sam Bowles, rising in his pew, remarked: "Charles Franois Adams is the only man tnat can qo it, and i nominate him fox the position." Mining ln Placer Coaaty.

A letter received from the Superintendent of the St. Patrick Oompany, Placer county, dated October Slat, asys: I am putting up a nine from tbe 813-foot to the 212 foot level, and sinking at the same time a winxe from the 212 foot to connect with It. Have a fine ledgs in both. I have 400 tons of rock at the mill and 160 on tbe dumpa at the mine, and I think there is 200 more stripped In tbe mine ready to raise. I cleaned op tbe mm ana got ounces oi retorted gold, wnioB I ship yon.

The mill ran three days. UflTAI I lift A Pfl Ae Ym HU I ALIll II BOL1 AGENTS OLD B9U11B9N WHISKY 429 i 431 J1CKS0!) oc22 3m BAH FRAN0IB0O. Dividend Notice. The Proprietors ef the celebrated FBEDEBMCKsBUBQ; LA (3 KB BKEB have de clared a dividend, at ths rate of one glass of their beer, on every ten cents that may be invested, payable immediately at their Saloon (the Elntracnt), 040 California street, San Francisco. ify oru ex.

suiiitAallki at BUtuiAiuUj, j5 Prourietnra. FOR SALE! T.I Bl II 9 ding Company's stock. Enquire at th office ef tne Oompany, Itoom -n, aiercnants' Excnange. ocv sot Ji. vus rsiaxut, secretary.

eaosOB BCKTIrx. Hzm Vow aUBeam. SCHULTZ VON BARGEII, ISPOBTEU8 AK DEALERS IS 'Values, Brandies, And all kinds of FOREIGN AD DOI'STlf UQ.C0U3. 8.K. cor.

California A Front sta. dell Certificate of Partnership. liri CESTUI THAT WE CONSTITUTE A TT partnership transacting business in this etate; its rrincipal piace of business is San Frsnciaon, California; its name is C. SIMON A EONS. Tbe full nsmes and respective places of residence of all ita members are signed hereto.

San Francisco, October 29tb, 1875. TJLBK frIMON. San Francisco, Calif orcU. BAMCEu SIMON, San Iranoiaoo, California. OCSTAYS F.

SIMON, Ban Francisco, Uaiuor-da. (By Samuel Blmon, his attorney In fsct.) Witness: J. B. Brsndt. Seal.

ALFRED C. CBANE, Notary Public. Endorsed. Filed in tbe office of the County Clerk, city and eonnty of Ban Francisco, tiie 29th day of October, 1875. at.

Aaanajbi, uouuxy viera. By Jobs P. Foots, Deputy County Clerk. oc2 lawStT IN THX FBOBATX OOCBT OF THX C1TI and county of Ban Francisco, Btate of Oab fornia. Notice is hereby given, that ths estate of JAME4 McELWalN, deceased, ts ready for distribution; that Simon Mayer, the Administrator of said estate, haa this day filed in this Court, for a final settlement, his account aa such Ad-minlstrai or, together with his petition for tbe nal dfctribuiion of aald estate, and that tbe hearing of the same haa been fixed by aald Oonrt ior MONDAY, the 16th day of November, A.

u. 1876. at 11 o'clock A. of raid day, at the Court room thereof, at the City Hall, in the city and county of San Francisco, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and snow cause, if any tney nave, wny I and wbv distribution of said estate should tne aaia account acouia no iwiw nu i .1 not tnereupon oe ia sors entitled thereto, without further notice or proceeding. San Franciaco.

October 16tb. A. D. 1875. (StsL) y.

1 1 1 .1 A DABAAItUaa. By A- J. JxeHsxa, Deputy Oletk. ocip iswats THOMAS P. BY AN, DISTRICT AT-tomey of the city and county of Ban Franciaco.

Sir: Take notice that the undersigned, Adelaide M. Marks, wife of John J. Marka, intend to apply to Hia Excellency, Governor Bo. musldo Pa-beoo. for the pardon of JOHN J.

(m nt MnhanUnwi ft nf Df the raid jonn jaarxa, we. convictea in tne Municipal Criminal Court of the d.y and county of San Franclaoo, on the 28th day of April, 1876, and for which he was sentenced on the 93d day of May. 1876, by said Court to imprisonment in the State Prison of tbe State of California, for the term of seven years. Dated Ban Francisco, October 12th, 1875. ADELAIDE M.

MARES. I hereby admit service of a duplicate original of within cotice this 18th day of October, A. D. 1875. THOS.P.

BYAN. oclSSOt District Attorney. IN THX PROBATE COTJBT OF THX C1TT and county of Ban Francisco, Btate of California. In the matter of the estate of EUGENIE HERMANN, decrad. Notice for publication of time appointed for Proving Will, etc Pursuant to an order of said Oonrt made on the 1st day of November, A.

D. 1876, notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the Ufa day of November, A. D. 18T6, at 11 o'clock A. M.

of saia a ay, and the Court-room cf said Court at the City Hall In the city and county cf Ban Francisco, have been appointed as the time snd place for proving the will of said Eugenie Hennwn, deceased, and fir hearing the application of Henry Tricon and Wiofleld Scott Jones, for the issuance to them of letters testamentary, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the Dated November 1st, A. D. 1875. r8eal. WILLIAM HARNEY, Clark.

1 By A. J. Jawsrena. Deputy Clerk. McAllister A Berg In, Att'ys for Executors, nog lOt and duly on title the which to lying in and the With the Hall, will day he the the I out for the al eel of I Bauds W.

Farman to the position. The appointment of Mr. Foraan was confirmed by the Board. Mr. Hews ton presented the following resolution: Snaked, That the thanks of this Board be and i IimwIm tmriAM fe lfw IT Q.v.nU.

his uniform courtesy and strict attention to and every duty required of him in that position by the members of the Board. RES FOB COSVXTIKa LUNATIC. The Committee on Health and Police reported favor of the communication from the Sheriff asking to be reimbursed in, the sum of $9,621.90, being amount expended by him ln the conveyance of lunatics to the State Asylum, and prisoners to the State Prison, from December, 1878, October 1st, 1875, inclusive. Adverse to the protest of citixens against the removal of the Hirbor Police Station from its present location. Filed.

ADDHIOI TO THX BOUSB OF OOBBXOXZOH. The following bids were received for building addition to the House of Correction: John Day, D. Jordan, James Gaffany, $2,036 60; J. B. McMannus, F.

H. Burke, $2,084. The contract was awarded to D. Jordan. KISCXLLAHIOCS.

A communication was read from tha architect the New City Hall, asking for the appointment of a person to superintend the painting of the iron work now being done there. Referred the Building Committee. The Industrial School Oommittee reported ln favor of the purchase of two cows, at a cost not exceed $176. Adopted. The Committees on Fire Alarm and Police reported ln favor of the purohase of one hundred trap locks and their attachment to the alarm boxes.

The report was adopted. The appeal oases before the Board were continued until Monday evening next. SB. HrWBTOIt aXIOTXX) MATOB. On of Supervisor Lynch the regular business was suspended, and the Board proceeded to the election of a Mayor.

Mr. Btrother nominated Dr. George Hewstoa, Supervisor of the Tenth Ward-Mr. Scott seconded the nomination. Mr.

Roberts nominated Stewart Menstos, but that gentleman declined the honor. Nominations were olosed on motion of Mr. Scott. Messrs. Eenney and Deeringwere appointed as tellers, and the vole resulted as follows: Hewston 7, Menzies 1, Blank 3.

Mr. Hewston was deolared du'y elected Mayor of the oity and county of San Francisco. Mayor Hewston regretted that he could not expreaa In language his thanks for the high honor conferred upon him It could hardly be anticipated that he should administer the affairs of the office with as perfect satisfaction as the late lamented Mayorv but he would bring to the office purposes of strict integrity, and hoped to fill the office during the brief term for which he was elected to the satisfaction of every member of the Board. He then resigned his position as The Board then adjourned until next Mondav evening. THE) POLICE COMMIJSIONBBS.

Charges Asatjast Officers Election of Reg-alar aad Sabatltaaw Officers. The Paliee Commissioners held a meeting yes terday afternoon to lnvestlgste three charges against members of the force. The first, a com. plaint by citlaen James Span ton, charging Ospt. Douglas with eansing his Incarceration on a charge of assault and battery, and refuting to release him on bail.

The second, againt Harbor officers Bunner and Miles, by citizen Charles TJhlman, charging them witheffering to compromise a misdemeanor on payment of hush-money. he third, sgsinst officer Seyden, preferred by William Cochrane, for assault and battery. The prosecution net being ready ln either ease, the hearing of each was continued until next Thurs day afternoon. On motion of Judge Londerback. John A van was appointed a regular i fflcer, and on motion cf Chief Cockrill, B.

P. Mooney waa sppointed to AH a vacancy on the regular force. John Foley and William ktclntyre were ap pointed suostitute tracers. Scurry on tne Increase. The ship Empire, just ln from New York, has the scurvy among the crew.

The master states In bis report that he has only four well men on hoard. The provisions now on board are of the best quality, and ths only way the matter ac counts for tbe condition of the crew is that they were put on board the ship in New York with scarcely any clothing, and when they got down in bad weather off the Horn, they gave up, one after tne other, irom tne constant exposure. An many cases tbe Captain was obliged to give them canvas to cover themselves. The crew find no fault with the ship or the officers. In striking contrast to this esse, the German bark Upturn a rived yesterday, and the Captain wss the only man down wita the scurvy.

The Bar- rototf ale which arrived laat week in a fine paasage of lis days, cad three cases of the disease. News from Heaven. A man tamed John Williams wss arrested on the street last evening by Officer Supple ss he appeared In a state of intoxication. After his arrival at tbe City Prison it waa found that the man was insane. He appears to have been af fected by the vagaries of Spiritualism.

He purported to have late news from Heaven and as' a group of enterprising reporters clustered about him to learn the latest from such an. to thm, unknown, region, tha poor fellow replied that A 'para' of hla that used to live inTuolumne county. la ln Heaven now and cornea back occasionally to see him. Ee says it's better than Tuolumne county and he means to stay there." Williams wss taken before the Commissioners of Luntcy to-day and art examination was sent to Stockton. Value of Chinamen's Bones.

The value of dead Chinamen was the subject of considerable discussion at ths Gustom-hease, yesterday. The Criterion, which Cleared for Hongkong on Wednesday, had S22 boxes contain ing deceased Chinese, upon which was placed a valuation or sis.ovu. The oustom-nouae un cials, however, did not regard the shipment aa property coming under the neaa oi "merchandise," and the "$16,000" was stricken out. It transpired that tbe above valuation was really the amount of insurance if acted by the Shipper, rook Hing Tong. Bay Collisions.

A collision occurred on the btr Wednesday morning, in which the bowsprit of ths pilot boat Oeorg Ptaboiy was carried away. It ap pears that the pilot-boat was liing how-to on tbe bar, when the British bark Lock bound in, struck her, damaging her as above. The boat came to town and la now repairinar. The barkentine S. Af.

St-tton, in coming into the harbor on Tuesday night, collided with tbe schooner Wm. H. Meter, carrying away the Jlb- ooom ana iu tne neea-gear oi sue tatter. A Chinese right. Yesterday afternoon Officers Harsh and English found a Chinaman on a sidewalk on Dupont strett, near Washington, bleeding profusely from a wound in his left arm.

They supposed that be had been stabbed by one of hla country men ana turnea out to aie. a ney conveyed him to the City Prison where tbe Polloe Surgeon examined him and discovered that the hemorrhage waa irom ao oia sure uu am ins, Tbe Bswtrs gm Syatexn. The construction of a sewer on Bush street. to extend from Webster to Oct via, was com menced yesterday. Tbe completion of this sec tion and the section between Gough and Oct via will perfect the sewerage system trom Fillmore Street to the water rront.

Discharged. Mrs. Mary A. Levy woman who attempted to tilt herself out of a three-story window last Sunday befcre the Commissioners of T-unacv yesterday. It being shown to their satisfaction tnat Mrs.

juevy wss under medical treatment; see was aiscnai gea. Kiw Baex. The fine tatk now building at the Potrero, by George Bcole, is rapidly ap proicbicg completion. She is all clanked and ceiled, and is a fine looking vessel. There is evidence of good workmanship on her.

She is about 180 feet icng, snd will register TOO or 800 tons, ana is omit lur Australian paitiea. Bis Show at Woodwaxd's, Saturday and Sunday, rain or shine. Tbe fascinating ktiss Mathews; the pantomime, Love in a Tub; sports, Gon sales' great double aom-1 ersault, Xlif Johnson, Gus Mooney, gymnastie troups ana concert. Tbx Mokoas Casb Closto. The trial of the case brought by the United States sgsinst ex-Bevenue Colli ctor James H.

Morgan and his sureties, was concluded in the United States Circuit Court, yesterday, by a verdict in favor of ths deienceats. ln in to of to piled..