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- Il was delivered N just 81 days," said Mr..
Crawford, and have reason to believe that 1t was
nearly all produced from tho mines during that
time The contract was made in a very good time
for the Company. At the end Of every month the
mines and mills clean up that Is. they take their
machinery pieces take up floors. etc. and collect
Ill the gold and silver that may be in crevices,
seams or adhoring to any portion of the mills When
they begin work again It takes some time for the
matchmaking pans to fill up and begin to produce.
A for tho richness of the Mines" continued this
old miner and mint operator. there can be no
doubt. Do you suppose these gentlemen (meanng
Msckay. Flood and others.) would let everybody go
down into the mine II there doubt about it
Besides look about YOU" 1t must be confessed that
70 all appearances, there bOundless prosperity
We were i'm the melting and assay building
Barr Of gold and silver. worth from 600 to $4,0OO
each were stacked up by hundreds In the rooms ana
halls WAGONS were being loaded with them and they
were thrown about as if they were so many p IS OF
INN. In one room half dozen men were working
aver "a many furnaces. melting the silver and mold
sne Il into bars-very hot work. In the mine close
by. ESQ men were employed night and day. with no
Sunday play-spell. Engines. hosting works. ma
chine shops chutes, railroads, sawmills and bulid-
ings largo enough for the worlds falr. were on
cyery hand in value reaching into the millions. The
machinery -
dollars. and one engine in the Savage mine cost
$500 600. In the Consolidated Virginia mine alone
LOCO 900 feet of lumber are used every month for
bulkheais and 49, 900 cords Of wood are burned In
one wear i'm the several mills and mines belonging 10
aIackay, Fair & Co. They have between 5000 ana
900 men poyed al an average lrce OF "a ptrday'
The pay roll Of mine, which saw myself 1or
tbe month of June, amounted to about $7O,oOO.
The firm pays $4,000 quarter, or 5000 900 year,
"a tax on the production of bullion for one mno'
The discount and express charges on bullion to San
Francisco cos. the Company about $4,000 month
The assay department. spoken Of above. is able to
melt. bar, assay and stamp 100000 day in gold
and silver bars in combinaon-the gold being about
45per cent. The weight Of the bars is from 80 to
40 pounds. =,
The following statement which copied from the
books of Wells, Fargo g. Co., will show the wealth
of the Nevada Mines and those OF other States and
Territories. 1t is based actual shipments
a.d may be received trustworthy. it being
/. nearer approach to official statement than
sny yet given. Mr.. Valentine. the General
superintondent regards it as absolutely accurate:
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THURSDAY. Aug. 2G-p. N.

THURSDAY Aug. 2G-P N.
Asaru,e the opening prices of stocks were shade
below the closing quotations OF yesterday ana
shade above any point attained afterWarh lho
market was clearly under the subiuing lniinence0
q LONG continued milking process, by which small
percentages are daily and almost houriy ofa""
from the rockets Of the unfortunate class
known rs outsiders" 1t is system
that begrts disgust on the part OF largo
numbers who have other pursuits. but who'
when trade in their several spcciailies is dri en-
da.vor IN while away the weaTisome days ana turn
IN honest penny in Wall-st. Els beng the
class OF persons from which IN the main, TN Spc'u
l,tye market must draw ifs recruits, their genera
announcement is u permanent anu uppa'ch'y
irremediable detrnent to the commission 'roAoie.
As was remarked by awell-hnown broker, III wouia
proye profitable investment to distribute Ie"
millions among the esions of habitual losers New
ortheless there il general feeling that prices
onobt 70 advance when the various channels Oh o"si
pes come 70 feel the otoct Of the movement OF onf
largo crops, and the brokers are hopefully waiting
the approach of -" the good time coming"
To-day's transactions in stocks were on re9ucco
scale COMPARED with those of yesterday, aggresahg
somctbing less than 81 900 shares, distributed As
follows: Pacific Mail, 1880; Western onion'
1oIO0: Lake Shore. Is, 900; Northwest Common.
loo Proterred' S,ooo Inv wv NO' -,
Union Pacific, 1900; st. Paul Common. 7OO;
p,eserrcd. 900 and miscellaneous, 400. The
General tendency was TO lower prices the closing
0uotations showing losses in the speculative iiss
an the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, q; st
Joseph. Il; Lake Shore, os Northwest Preferred.
81: Ohios. 81: Pacific Mail. IS; Panama, 2; Quick
silver, L.; 81. Paul Common. ls; Preferred 3;
Linton Pacific, l.; Western Union, y. and Mariposa
ls. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph gained 4; Gem
trail and Hudson. is; c.. c. and |. g.. y; Wabash
A IN. bidding and asking prices ut the Gloss were
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
FRIDAY, AUG. 81.

FRIDAY. AUG. 81. .
Erazi and Argentine Republic " the ste3msilg Ns
Richard. sail from Batm.re Aug ~ mails close at o'o
m at the New York Post-Ofice Friday, Aug 2I . 49,
For Hayu and ysnezuela b. steamship Andes mails close
NJ H. Steamship sails at IL from Pier No oil, Soth
River. m
SATURDAY. AUG. %. -
For England Wales ireland ard France ia Queenstown
and iyerio By tho steamship city ~ Berlin, mails close AZ
lI:3O On Supplementary Mail 10 9 ,sed at p m Stean'
sblp sails at 2 d. m, from Pier No. Al. North RIVER
For scotland only, via Glasfow by the steamship rysia
nais close AZ Is Supplementary Nail ~ oosed AZ
p Steamship sails at p n from Pier NO. zo Nor,h
River. x,-., -. o.n..
amon aud Bremen by the steamship Mosr mails close NJ
III. 40 H. Supplementary Mail Ia closed at l5o b. M
steans sails from Pier loot OF Ibirdst HoDoken
NaIlsfo tho steamship state OF roI@s close Al
D. RI steamship sails At from Pier No. ~. East RIVER
SUNDAY. AUG. -.
All Malls close at III O'CLOCK n Inc PosCoDco - open
a. TO IL n.
Mails for Newfoundland close at the New York Postomce
Nal Tor Halifax ~ g. s closed at the New York Post
Oiiee every day at p.
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CIVIL. NOTES.

The Chambers OF the Supreme Court will not
b. held tc-iay tomorrow, owing to lack OF Judges
Judge Tappen who has been sitting At that branch Is
called away Ivy buaines aud meme Oi tho judges oil tis
District are In the city.
In the suit of Ann Z. Wilson against Danforth
n Barney the Supreme Court. General Term airns the
order Of the Special Term refusing TO enon the receiver
in another suit ono John MeCarde began suit in the
Albany district substantially 10 call the trustees OF the
FORMER wesFargs Company 10 account for sale OF its
asses After II had nearly reached Judgment the above
suit was begun carried quickly 10 Judgment and Ashbe
H. Barney one OF the trustees, appointed receiver IN IT,
McCarci having carried Lbs sut "a Judgment moved 20
susitatc Abraham " Do Witt receiver aud the Court
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THE COURTS.
FICTITIOUS SALES OF STOCKS
pRcrslOH or yupGs DANISLS THAT SUCH TRANsAc
rIONB ARR u.LEGAL-


rIoNs ARE nLKGAL- -
In the suit of Uvermore against Bushnell
and othors decided by the Supreme Conrt General ier
that Court judge Daniels giving the opinion holds 'hss
vash saes" or an agreement 20 mako them. are equally
neainst public policy and void The arose ont OF an
agreement between the plaRf and three others that
plaintiff should buy and sell thom stocks OF the Ape
Gold Company he receive 80 so per hundred shares
on his TRANSACTIONS Tho was sent to referee VINO
found in plaintiffs favor and the defendants appealed
Judge Daniels, after long examination OF the eVf
dence and OF various technical points, holds that tne
referee was right IL tho agreement was lawful Dull hoos
that that was unlawful "a against public policy Inc
referee found evidence warranted that the PLAIN
tiff was to offer the stock for sale 81 the New-lofk
Mining Stock Board, and make sales thereof 10 snsai
the mar price by buying In such a. should De vnere
in his discretion was best anu 50 70 operne wiz, m
stock as II possible, to give market value ana en-
able the defendant to get nd OF IT at good rate ne
substance OF this agreement, judge Daniels noios was
that the plaintiff should no deal In the s.ocn
10 buy It, at profitable rates to Its owners nnat t
the belief that was worth than actually onght 20
he paid for It, It nothing less than conspiracy 10
advance its selling price by iicods ~ ivJmcc
observers 10 invest their money In It, This was rana
upon public which the law will not sanction ny a
ing either party to enforce the agreement conte,s
IT, II may be common mode but y Is not beyond tue
condemnation Of sound legal morality me law Sane
lions no devices by which the public relying on appear
unces may be- desgnedly deceived into purchases preu
dical 10 its prosperity and interests All sucn agree
mets are void as against public policy Such agreements
have been declared criminal. -
Judce Daniels further holds that 1t was not necessary
for the defendants allege this ground In their answer
When IL appeared in the testimony, they had right 10
advantage Of IT, He therefore rcverses Inc jung
ment " far the appellants arc concerned
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PENALTIES ON CORPORATION TRUSTEES.

In the case of the Bank of California against
George e. Collins and Others the Supreme Court General
Term Judge Brady giving the opinion reveses tho order
OF the Special Term revying the action as to the
tors Of Collins. who died pending tho suit The plaintiff
I'm this case creditor OF the la Albra silver Mining
Company organized in this State and sued the trustees
under tho provision making them liable for their Com
panys debts their failure To fe annual report
Judge Brady holds that this provision Of our statute h
strictly penal creating liability punishment for
neglect duty. Under thu common law. such action
would end with the death OF tie wrongdOcr The revised
only alter this rule by permitting the revival OF
such action against the estate Of the wrongoer for
wrongs done 10 the property, rights or interests OF an
other This action Ia founded such wrong To
the plantif omission Of duty to the public.
imposed by statute for the gcaeial welfare OF the peope
Lbe STATE The theI cfOre fails Within tho common
law rule, aud dice with the defendant.
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CRIMINAL NOTE.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Francis a;
Taylor oliver Taylor were charged ~ sar n Am, Ex
and Hsvans IosrieA Pesrsa purchased ~" nDsg o
Kentucky Lottery Aug IL and one On Wy "a
paving er the former sie snS o' e Ksnimcsy
LOTTERY: hut principals refused payment ana
the act OF alleged subordinate In tho Hsvsan ~
No such ples could offered ipasmnch a. Ne uckes
bought Of tbs principals FrancLs
charge was dismissed Francis A. ihy'o W. "o'A " ~
"A xl.U0Q bail the go en-
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Nor PARTICULAR.-Scene at cOffee stand
tor 10 co.ored soldier Be kind enough TO take
seat over at that little tabo in the corner Coioieh
warrior Data al right. During de rebellion isef ~
snnaf on one and stand my coffee pot
on another. I amt ways pertickier Gimme SOME
NOAH sIRar."-l Antonio IIerald.
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Marblf ano GMte Alantels.

CASONi & ISOLA,
" STEAM MARBLE emil GRANITE WORKS.
LAG la LAP Wes. 10th ST., near Broadway.
Monumert Manels, Altas, Figures, ling MalseonnS,
&C. and manufacturers In Italy OF ioarbIo
work of every description.
NJ ID. & A. s. NICHOI.S.-250 entirely new
W. DESIGNS Marble slate and wood Mansis Mannac.
tucIs Iron Cestin stable l1stores Fence Crates Mesthr
Vance, Wholesale and retail Setd Ter catalogue rs Hud
n-st. opposite worth ~.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALhASAC. 80
arr rtses 5.22 sun set 80. csc Noon rses. los
~ NlGIi wArYR DtY-A ~
sandy Hook 423 COWS island ooS lien w. Fefr>' "oS
Sandy rJook 4Ssi Goys Islaud 80 Hell @. Ferry 721
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To-day was the regular meeting Of the NAlmHcFs
of the Bank Of England. but 10 alteration wa,Na's
In the minimum rate Of discount and II rciDais ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-27
DOUBLE PENALTIES FOR OvERoROWDING
STEAMERS.

Charles L. Webb, who recently sued Jarrett
g. Palmer tho owners OF the steamer Plymouth ROCK
and Henry b. Crossett. tho owner OF the steamer
Wyoming the foreitures allowed by law Tor over
crowdng their steamers, began yesterday Ike suits
against Thomas Cornell and John Case the owners OF the
steamer william Cook and against Lewis Smith. the
owner of the steamer Twilight In the case OF the VIII
liam Cook 1t il alleged that having an inspectors cert
cate for carrying only $50 passengers she on Aug coll
yeyed 844 from Rockaway Beach TO Brooklyn
The amount OF forcitures claimed is 1903 90 In the
case of the Twilight 1t Is charged that, having an p
spectors certificate for carrying only 800 passengers
she OH Aug look 7S2 passengers from this city to SANDY
Hook The amount OF forfctures claimed IL S31O2.
These suits are brought under Section 4,463 Chapter
@ Title SO OF the Revised Statutes OF the United States
which SAYS that every violation Of its provisions
tho master or owner" OF the shall Ice liable
to any person suing FOR the same to forfeit the amount OF
money and go for each passenger bsyond the
allowed by the inspectors certificate SECTION
$50 of the same chapter and title III any vessel
propelled in whole in part by steam DO nayigated
without complying with the forms OF this tc tho owner
shall DO liable 70 the United States In penalty OF 5000
for each oense for the use Of the norner for
NAV be seized and proceeded against by way OF lb" In
any District Court OF the United states having Jurisc
toD OF the oense" Two suits then, IL Is said, can DO
brOu ght against the OF steamer Tor ono anu me
same oycrcrowdng In The first IN the language or tho
law any person may suo for the f0rfetures; In the
second 1t is claimed that tho United states District
Attorney INST upon information furnished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-27

The list OF sales. in connection with the following
table of opening, highest. lowest and closing prices
will give as clear WOW of the situation as any
comments possibly c0uld
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DAMAGES FOR CONVERSION OF REAL ESTATE.

DAMAGES FOX CONfEhoION Wy REAL EoiAiSS-
The Supreme Court, General Term, have sus-
tanned an order ia the su OF Bruce and otier
against Wyatt and others. According to the PLANTING
statements lot belonging to them, valued at $4,000
and renting for 900 per apnm was sold out Ivy con
spracy Of the defendants, execution for @9s, Of
which PLAINTIFF hal no knowledge. In n protraeted nt
CATION. to which wyatt was not nominal party, the
plaintiffs succeeded in recovering their property VITA an
order that the defendants In that suit account to ten
for the rents during tho four years that they
had been shut out from 1t. The plaintiffs ,hon
began suit for damages for their loss,
aud Included members OF the company
py winch they deprived Of their PROPERTY Wyatt
and two others not named in the first suit They charged
beside the loss ~ tho expenses or the ngatl"
were $4,000 Judsc Daniels. giving the opinion ~
the General Term holds that this st can o main ianed
Tie first suit suit In equity 10 recover property,
and the plaintiffs might hut were not required 10, bring
in all the conspratOis ash all the relief they were
entitled TO- The present suit WA at Law for Incidental
los occaacned by the fraud and stood ON different
footing He further holds that $4,000 IA not excessive
biI view Of the $4,000 OF expenses sworn 10 ny the
plaintiffs aud the fact that though they have legal
proceeding p.ujiEg the rent for f0r years
trcy have not go It, and the plantifs entitled to ful
redress against the guilty parties jointly
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DUTIES OF TRUSTEES IN COMPROMISING DEBTS.
In the suit of Morris X. Jesup and Joseph

In the suit of Morris X. Jesup and Joseph
Herzied against Frederick Golpckc and Others the s-
preme Court General Term pass on the duties and rights
Of trustees OF nsoycnts In settling doubtful assets The
plaintiffs in this wcr IN default Of the first assignee
appon ted trustees for the insovcnt firm Of Geipcke.
Keutzem Rc,cfet Among tine assets was an admitted
claim against the City Of Dubuque, Iowa, for S27oOO0
Az offer made b. that city to pay % cents on the
dollar. Mr.. JesIp inclined tn accept that 0ncr
and according to Judge Danies's opinion presented
petition, in his and that Of his corustee, ask
ing leave to settlement these terms when In
fact the ustee WHO took little part In the general
busiuess had only not asscnted, but had expressed
his dissent To any such settlement.
This suit brought settle the accounts or the
trustees Two OF creditors defendants In tho action,
objected 10 the passing OF the accounts wtL such au Item
OF the grOlnd that they had had no no
ce nj he uppra,n FOR its authorization.
rho Court below overrlea their objection and allowed
The accounts creditors appealed. Judge Daniels,
giving thc Opinion OF the Court, holds that though such
COMPROMISED with y city having 1000 inhabitants and
only 81 300 coo of debts perhaps OF doubtful oicy
the trustees had the right with TIC assent OF le court
male f. and 10 obtain tlat assent BY an ex psre AZ
picntlon But the Court making that or'.rr hn me right
have before TIE Judgment Of bOth trustees ma not
merely Of ana ii appeared ia ILLS cise mat l"y
were eceiy ed into accepting Tie JIGen OF one ms we
Judgment OF BOTH the order void, and there must be
n trial vi the suit
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THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL RxpoaT NJ " STOCK ExCKASoS s<LkG
AU0. 20. 1879.

10 A. M.-sALEs BEFORE THE CALI
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT 1oh O'CLOCK


FIRST BoARD--1OIe O'CLOCK A. n.
n AZ S,ote Bonds- Railroad Bonds--Bdxk and Rott
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-16
A;;0crfoHlI SALES rnlurs Day..
5ss BY j.. L.Apperson,
Real Estats Auctioneer and Agent,
1910 Main street.

SALE OF THE
&~TvERY VALUABLE PR0PERTY KNOWN
las THE MONUMENT HOraL.-By virtue or
decree of the ChancerY Court OF the City Of hcIi,
usoDd entered ON the Goth or February, 1S 20; and
by consent Of the parties 10 Interest. we Shall as
spectaa commissioners thereby 8ppOlned sell on
lie Ure1nises. at auction. on THURSDAY, TN DC
tar. 1875 1t s O'Clock r. 81, or fair; II not, the
variable MONUMENT. HOTEL PROPERTY,
AT the northwest corner or Grace and Ninth Streets
fronting on the former 80 9-12 feet on the latter
a9S3 4-12 feet, with a depth on the north nne o.
$50 feet and width on The rear line OF 70 Z-12
feet for that depth. The hotel Is partly three ana
nariIy four stories above the Easements, and con-
taips sixry rooms {the wooden tenement ADJOINING
contains seven rooms Kitchen, laundry, servants
aporf ments, stables, carriage-house. &c.
Situated In the geographical centre OF the CITY, n
front of Capitol street and the haDos0me Cap1to,
Sonarc, With on elevation insurng healfhtui air ana
fine views OF the surrounding country, 1t Is justly
considered the most desira position "ithih is
limits for a much-peeded fine hotel.
TERMS: One-ffth CASH; bilauce In eqnal install
men,s Of six. twelve. eighteen. tWcny.Iou tirty;
rhirty-sx. forty-two. forty-eghi, hlty-lour, anu
sixty months, with interest payable haf-yeariy on
aI the deferred payments, for negotiable notes ior
each separate instalmept OF principal ana OF lhleI-
est and the title retained till the whole purchase
money Is pad and conveyance directed by Inc
court. WILLIAM GREEN,
A. L. BOULWARE,
sa1A Specml Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-16
BY Frank ID. Hill,
Real Fstate Agent and Aucttoneer,
No. 1lOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
" BILE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE:=ln pur-
sIancc of decree granted Supe l 4, 1872, by INC
Richmond Chancery Court In the case or Demons
executrix IS. Denoon, will proceed 10 sell, on the
nremises Mt Jaaic auction, on FRIDAY, Septem-
Der "a, ut Az O'Clock p. 81,
ist The BRICK DWELLING No. 8, on the
west side of Second between Main and Cary. con-
iSi 80 by 100 feet, now occupied by Mrs. K. $. De-
noon. ~ -, ,t
81. The BRICK DWELLING No. III, south
side of Main between First and Second streets, con-
tanning FIVE rooms and hall. kitchen Two rooms,
modern improvements, &c. lot 80 by SO feet, now
occupied b, Mrs. K. b. Marye.
centrally located, and VIII always command good
rents. q 5,o
months with six per cent. Interest ahden, ana inc
tile retained by the court until all The purchase
money Is Maid. JAMES II. DOOLkY.
IL Specisl Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-16

TRAVELLING THRoUGE COUNTY WICKLOW THE
sWEETNALE OF Ay0CA TIE SEVEN CHgRCHEs
AND THE GLOOMY LAKE ST. kelvin AND HIS
LovE-AN IRISH DRIVER.
fCorressC2dence OF the San Francisco ChrGrj Gle i
Dublin, August I, h75.-The wind blew
great suus at Brsy yesterday, yet the mill.
fary band. in scarlet jackets, stood In the big
circle Cd the promenade and gave the Gus
tomaryim aine1. Bray.is the fashionable &c.
sort for the Dublin swe.ls. There is good
bathing there, and two or three tine hotels;
there Is a splendid beach, q high hill caled
Bray Head, n faSorite retreat for lovers
there are SEA eide cottages, and go.carts, and
Gonkeys. and all the delightful tor.
ments of Il watering. pisca; but, great
JoNes bow the wind blows. and the sea
comes In Kissing and sbaiiDgits hoary locks,
and between times the rain Sits down
and the place grows dreary and dull. From
Bray, having elm bed into an Irish car, you
are drigen over splendid sC&ds, among !
groves and park lads, to the Dsrgle. The |
very moment you mount your ear laxative, !
witty, and goCd.DsElred Pat takes complete |
charge of yon. Here he draws rom TO point
out rock with msrvelous history; there
be bids you turn your head and get The best
view ia all Wicklow; DOW be gsts you
down as Il you were q child Of SIX years,
and sends you on foot theougha dark fsyiue,
goes through toe miuutsst directions sud i
;autioa or two as to your department, and {
promises to meet you at The further esd of |
ne canyon, for this is the Dargle. lisa
R.Id chasm in the hills. choked with dense a
'fowth OF trees and vines. Though whies q t
mali river rushes TO the music OF it's Y
'Wn low voice. There Is just touch 81
welrdness 10 The rustic Jungle; the K
rees are not on their good be- b
ayior, as they are for tbe most part d
The weIi.kept parks. by narrow path "
lile long you thread the glen; on either n
dc lover the cliff, yine-clad and piumed n
I'm ferns. Now you come upon rapid, s.
mere The river Is white with foam and tho ~
'ooplng boughs of the oaks are torn with LJ
v Rlasry torrents apon you steal out upon