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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-06

AN exchange says: |" To what extent so- ciety has been insured by the monstrous and shameless system of sensation seeking to which the press of to-day is so freely given, it would be impossible to estimate, and any attempt to calculate it would be deemed in- credible. This morbid thist for the gretcs- que episodes and startling denouments of life is not only unsuitable, but it knows no re- straints or boundaries, and the privacy of home and the sanctity of the domestic circle are alike invaded with unblushing irrever- ence, by the pirates and freebOOters of journ- alism, who live by this sort of work" There is much truth in the above, as all will attest who are familiar with the journalism of the country, It would seem at times as if those sheets which are the caterers to that pruri- ent taste which prompts weak-miHded and misguided people to take delight in cruel joke or witticism that inflicts pain and some times positive and permanent injury to a friend or an acquaintance, were destined to outstrip all competitors in point of populari- ty, but their prestige of success Is so short lived that they rise like rocket and fall like stick Such, we have observed, has been the fate of every publication not based upon the broad foundation of a determination on the parts of its publisher to make it vehicle of general public good, and not mass of personalities, ridiculous or cruel, harmless or biting, as occasion may demand. The mor- bid taste which prevades certain classes gives encouragement to such journalism, but in very little while it pals even upon these perverted appetites, and they turn from 1t with feeling akin to nausea. It is the du- ty of every publisher to cndeavor by every means in his power to elevate the tone journ- alism, and when this is not the object aimed at, then his paper becomes source ot mega tive if not absolutely positive evil.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-06

took steps to relieve the enigrants so be- sieged.
 SiIas s. Smith sworn: Live at Carogoo- nah. In August, 1851, saw George A. Smith in Southern Utah. Visited the South ern settlements, and in preaching discour- aged the use of grain to feed stock. The first knowledgc.I had of the Arkansas eui- grants, Geo. 4. Smith and l met them at Corn Creek, forty miles north of Beaver. They came to our Camp.
 Winnemucca. Nev, July 3O.-A Seiele, of the firm of Levy < Co, and Reinhardt, prominent merchants of this place, were to- day arrested for noncompliance with the h. ternal revenue.
 Santa Barbara, July 30.-The jury took the Cotton case at ll:l5 last night, and came in this morning: Verdict, Murder in the first degree" and is to be imprisoned for life.
 The trial of Mrs. Norton commenced this forenoon.
 Since the jury rendered verdict this morning. the friends of Norton, who are at tending court, have determined to convict Mrs. Norton.
 San Francisco, July 2.-Gold in New York ll2a. Greenbacks in San Francesca SSl and S91.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-06
The > gginer.
,.03& TIRED.
BY ROSE TERRY COOKE.

Lay down my bead dear, it's no use to cry Nv troui,ic is passed, I am going to dle; Tho biII-uath is oycr I'm beat in the race, For the wind of the world always ole" ih my
 face.
 I,,u daunt me no more, but mind how 1t blew IsI;n,.aI and tell and tried it anew; Is,,, fobt you or flee it's desperate case TO chamber uphill with the wind ID your iace' s,ree, sweet are the meadows, by river or TIL Where the turf is all green and the weather Is
 still; Rut people can't all have the easiest place rb.. wind must be blowing in somebody's lace. I'm tired of it, Maryi Pm glad to be gone You'rc better without me, you won't be alone; Yon have borne with my sorrows wearhu
 space ,, ;. And the wind that dsmayed me has blown ID
 your face.
 Goodbye, little Maidie. l never shall stand In your sunshine, my darling, my rose oi ln'
 land
 My trouble your bright head shall never abase- The wind of the world never II blow ln your lace Goodbye, dears, goodbye. l won't kiss you
 again,
 I'm far out 100 weary to lengthen my pain Just cover me over: I'll lie in my place Til the wind is all quiet that blew in my lace The heavenly sunshine will warm me up there.- No wild wind or tempest shall vex the soft ar When lhe last sob is uttered, God grant me DIS
 grace
 To rest where the wind cannot blow in my lace
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-06
S U M M Q N S |.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL District Yavapai County.
 HARLEY II. CARTIER JR.. surviving partner of the late partnership doing business under the firm
 oi II. II. Cartier X Son, Plaintiff.
 
 JAMES R. PORTER, Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judi cal District in and for the County of Yavapa in the Ter ritory of Arizona
 The Territory cf Arizona sends greeting James R. Porter, Detenddnt.
 You hereby summoned and required 10 appear in action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the County of Yavapai in the Territory of Arizona and answer the complaint filed with the clerk of this court Prescott in said county Ca copy of which plaint accompanies this summons) within twenty days (exclusve of the day of servce) service upon you of this summons if served in this county but if served out of the county and within this district then within thirty days; in all other cases forty days. And you hereby notified that if you fail appear and answer the complaint above required the plain tiff will take judgement against you by default for the of five hundred (0O dollars for legal services rendered and costs and disbursements in this behalf expended. Given under my hand and the seal of the said District
 Court at Prescott, this 29th day of July A. D. 1875 IT, & WILLIAM WILKERSON, Clerk. RUsH WELLS Atty's for Plaintiff. jul3Oi9
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IN JUSTICES COURT, CERBATr MoHAyB County, A. T., Ed F. Gallagher, J. P,
 THos. J. MOORE vs. T. w. COVER The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to r. w. CSrx defendant.
 You are hereby required to appear besve me as q! office in Cerbat Precinct Township in the county ( Mohave in action brought against you by the sssrs named plh. and answer the eomplnint in said acia C file in my office. within sixty days the l3sh day of s< tember A. n. 1875, at 10 o'clock M (e1elusFve o s day of servce) after the service you sf this suz The said action is brought to recover frsn y@ the sum of two hundred and fifty (Ss50.o0D dclss for furnished to you in the Township of Chlorts county aforesaid in the months of April and May A. 1872 And you hereby notified that if yon il 'o q pear and answer said complaint above required << plaintiff will take judgment against you for the said sr1 of two hundred and fifty dollars, together with all oss and damages.
 Given under my hand this l6th day of July (Fresp A. D. 1875. ED F. GALLAGHER
 Justice of the Peace, Mohave Co, A. I E. II. MCDANIEL, Atty for Plf. jnfsM
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-06
LEGAL.
N Q T I c E

To the heirs legal representatives of Andrew Judsoe and Metcalf Baker, deceased co-owncrs with the u- dersigred in that certain quartz ledge, lead lcs known the S Silver Hill. situated in what Ss the date of the location of the said lode dnowp the Sacramento Mining District, but what is now known the Wsapa Mining District, in the county of Nobsve Territory of Arizona
 You and each of you hereby notified that the u- dersgned have caused to he done upon such clR sf k cation the amount of labor required by the laus6 h United States at 10 of the of hus1rst and eighty dollars, and you and each of you hersey notified pay to agent. A. F.. Davis at the s,o sf Davis & Randall in the town of Mineral Park, in sd county of Mohavc respective proportions of the ed cost of the said labor within ninety days from the sers of this notice and that in of default of yeu shr of you in making such pay ment within said ninety dsyh will claim, under the mining laws in foroe hr feiture of the interest interests in such claim s ton of the person persons making such deaulI Te due upon the interests of said deceased n at s of ten dollars r each 100 feet of such interests
 LEHMAN HUDSON HENRY HALL,
 Q. HTBBELL THOMAS ABLES.
 ANDREW P. GAVNER, F. s. KEMP,
 GEORGE CAMPBELL J. A. ROSE.
 c. A. ARTHUR S. M. DUNCAN
 Mineral Park A. T., May IA, 1875. myl4dn
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-06
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, n, In Justice Court Cossg County of Yavapa }~ of Yavarai. Aris0ns 1s The People of the Territory of Arizona to William j. Ross, greeting:
 You are hereby sommoned to appear before nc H .. ofce in Prescott in said county of Yavapai, tbe Hs day of September A. D. 1875, af II o'clock A. N, ;s sS swer the complaint of Calvin Jackson and W. J TdnP kins plaintiffs for the of hundred and ooe e ll-lOo dollars lSlOllD When judgment will be a.s. against you for the said amount together with ees" you fail to appear and answer.
 Given under my hand the 22d day of July A. n TEA
 JAS C. OTIS jul234 Justice of the Peace in and for said Ceus'y
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-06
TERRITORIAL.

Florence, A. T., July 3l.-A fancy, short horned Durham bull has arrived OH the Gila recently from the State of Kentucky, purchased by Mir. R. P. Sake for Mir. Malony of Florence.
 II. E. Laco, D. A. Bennett, MT. Ewing and Mir. Ourtiss. capitalists of Tucson, arrived last evening, and left for the Pinal mines this morning
 A halfway house was erected last week between Florence and Pinal Camp. good sized hotel, to be named ''The Mansion House." will be erected near Pinal Camp next week. Deer hunting and the abun- dant supply of mountain water will be the Summer attractions.
 Four new discoveries were made recently within four miles of the King, named Gen. tennial, Prospect, Iron Clad, and De Armltt They are all rich in silver surface croppings, assaying from S400 to S1 900 per ton. One hundred miners are wanted
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-06
ESTRAY NOTICE.

have taken up five head of cattle, described s = lows: One brindle COW with five ciphers on rigs sf thus sos on left hip, letters R B left st. e e hind shoulder, letter O. One two year old steer sh1 with red head; on len side letters D night - - letter F. One two year old heifer. red with ew VI spots; Spanish brand ou left hip. One two year - heifer deep red, with few white spots; letter s, = right side letter right hip. One two y,af - hefer with black head white body with few black ss feet brown. marked with streak down Jeff hip. Ths ~ tie came to my herd about the lst of March. ls75-
 GEORGE BRUCkkh Lower Verde Valley, A. T., July IA, 1875. iyl6s
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-06
LEGAL.
$ II Nj NJ o N s |.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL District in and for the County of Mohave, and Terri tory of Arizona.
 ALoNzo E. DAVIS, Plaintiff,
 0gdiRst
 T. N. COLLINS W. McGBARY, B. A. HaRAsZrHY. H. M. DEHEwTTT, GEoRGE SCoTT, JAMES WATERS, H. A.
 JONES, F.. P. RAINS and JOHN BARRY, Deft's. Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judi ci District in and for said County of Mohave aud Ter ritory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting IT, A. Jones and E. P Rains:
 You hereby summoned and required to appear in action brought against you by the above named painif in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the County of Mohave in the Territory of Arizona and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of thus Court. Cerbat in said county Ca copy of which com plaint accompanies this summons) within twenty days (exclusve of the day of service) after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this county. but if served of the county and within this district then within thirty days; in all other cases forty days.
 The said action brought to the possession of a certain mining claim known the San Francisco" claim, situated in the Owen Mining District, Mohave county Arizona Territory, the descprpton of which is particularly forth in the said complaint and also the of thirty thousand (S30,0OO dollars damages for the withholding thereof.
 And you hereby notified that if you fail to appear and the complaint above required the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the restitution of the mining claim and premises and for the of thirty thou sand (SO0 00O) dollars damages for the withholding there of and disbursements in this behalf expended
 Given under my hand and the seal of said District Ls.$ CALDWELL WEIGHT, Clerk. t~-' By H. BUCKsBAUN, Deputy.
 hereby certify the within to he ul true and correct copy of original summons, in the above entitled acon on file in my Ofiice
 fo Attest my hand and official seal this 9th day of t~~o CALDWELL WRIGHT Clerk
 jul23t9 By H. BUCKsBAUM, Deputy.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-06
N 0 T ICE.

To Wallace or any other person or persons dsnrn. their utle rom the original locafors in the Black G Tan lead lode or vein, situated in walapai Mining ps trict, Mohave county, Arizona Territory
 lou are hereby notified that if you do not sPf-- within O days from the date hereof and pay your P, portion of the expenses incurred in the amount Of ". done in said mine, required by law the uDe>rs's will claim forfeiture of your interest in said msS accordance with the mining laws in force.
 JAMES RILEY.
 JAMES McKUNL Cerbat July, 2. 1875. iyl6D1
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-06

To CUT glass to any shape without dia- mond, hold it quite level under water, and, with pair of strong scissors, clip it away by small bits from the edges.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-06

Respectfully invite mine owners farmers mechanics and all others who have anything they consider appropr ate for such an Exhibition and willing to contribute ii for that purpose bring their offerings either to the Store of e P HEAD X co: the NIFTY SALOON; or to the ARIZONA MINER OFFICE.
 Parties furnishing mineral specimens whether of pre- cinUs metals lime coal salt building stone other nal products of the earth requested to select samples of suc mt size fully exhibit the character of the teral shown.
 pounds unless they gre real gems in richness. Grains Seeds Grasses etc. both wild and cultivated, Ancient Relics such stone implements pottery pefrefactons etc., Native Woods and their products tn short samples of anything either useful and curious will be ceived and forwarded to Yuma, when Dr. Jones will overhaul and make selections for exhibition at Philade- phia c. F. HEAD.
 H. A. BIGELOW,
 T. J. BUTLER. Prescott July 23 1875 Committee.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-06

Prescott July aa, 1875
, 1875-05-26
,.ats, Aud in no eiass Ct ssods with possby III. <z-

msns and in eiass of seods, With poebly shs <x-
ception Of prints, Nas the movement u al tEfsk.
Thar wtt ; constanrntls damand for feasaortments
from various ssettuns Of Tie interior through The
medium Of mail ottlers" through travelling sales
men, but IL Il sAfs 10 ssy that The sSgregtts dlasibu.
lion for te Hssk did not Up 10 general sxpettA-
t!ons. Prces Of cotton tsxtilea Atii shaw fonas
ifrsNn1arity. and BY reference to ths quotations
published below It wit 10 observed thh several brands
ot prints eev.os stripes cambEics ad blsached anil
brown doltons hasa been cut down 10 reduction
Of 1c In York ticks ID 11so nottsf.
Tbs Nav York Bulletin Of A1Ay ~ con&ain4 tbs fol-
"TRs tobbfn8 srsds Ia untetled By tbs recent bresk
In ths print Market and willis terc II great actsy.y
10 ptinla 1t low prices tbs general movement u slow
and dishsastcntng. Ths e.citetntnt In Gttc printa
continues unsbated, anil 1t cent higher of tbs
broadway jobbsrs ete sdeetng fatt da,sibution Df
course tbs drlrfs III prints hare initiated aHatnht tho
sala OF regular Koods of even The most de1ta htyes,
and avs also cfeaIe fesling ot dtstrna IN ihs matn-
market u tn favesbh and e4cttel state, from which
recovery need not ks expected Until tbs jat ot4 no~
Offering ars closed out.
t'Cuiton goods are no,fne slowly and tbs lsto price
reductions Of teahed shirugs do not apps&r to havs
stimulated tbs demand 10 he expected extent. Ths
fact reasonable concession will induca purchases
Al ths preAent time, and Il SCENT uuw&s to keep the
market ID ; Torment By changing quotations at 4
1artod when the lEaas do rot require 1oods, aud Will
not buy them unless At such prlcsS would juatfy
speculation.
Tbs bcst styles of standard prints which are held
by sgentD NJ 30 haye moved slowly hncn lbs reduction
of eT stss b. touers 10 h.&ts71{r, nut tbs trodc-
oils-hr,i Of the machines Ara sow running Light
FAM
, 1875-05-26
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments vera Died for record
Tuoslay, Nay Is:

The following iussruments wers Died for record
c11v PROPERTY. ~
Nixon NJ, 86t II = Of Wcat Polk IT. v !, 4s1a?s
#, With 2Ix1v6 It on Taylor 1t. in sauna block,
Lincoln Il, "a II . oi Eiian 1t, : /, .sslaift,
Lewis 1t, 10 Fl af North ", v /, Lou % and
30, dated MsJ u .+........."..:........ a,soo
III, 79ax!osH #. dated My s5.......,,..., 1c,oto
of Lot i, dated ai,y ,yai................... a. 100
III - II, da;t,i kIsy 2t..:............... 1eoo
Napoleon place, Is It Of Wallace H. At, 25x
IA Q. 10 II, dated May y25..............,... 0s5
Napoleon place, IFS u Of 1lmtlcr sf. IT, asx
III g-!o Il, datad May =. .lS'2...,.......... $50
Tne At, 54T It Of Super!or 81, = (, 2!xl4J It,
with building, dated htAy y15................ t6,ooo
FsisnelI ~; ios 4 Of Pahon It, y {, 4s1l2s
waat Erie 1t, Is It I Of MsJ It, I, 3sxiiun,
oagoo.i II. id It n Of sophi. a. ! t, a,1ii3 ala
It. dated May 4....... ....................... $50
MONTH OF cfT1 LIMITS, WITHIN hAnfua or NftkA
fAoN couHI-NousE
Cahins q, n u Fu1!essou ax, IT, 1dtt2t It,
with building, t1ard May 20. :o..............t 7.Go
sou1a OF cl1r LtattIH, WITHIN RADIUS or NILxa
FnoM cnGE r-noEAE-
Fosty-nrst Il. neat Langley ar. II I, .61l1o H.
s.ass It, ia Il y of E1ty.ti,ird Il, /, iosx
l70k II, da-d Nay yal...................... q. 7totU
Maiis'n av. lo) II Of Fifty y-sl1l It, " I, luor
$50 II, With Improvements, datel May s..... 16no0
Part Nf Hiork Scr. 1T. ~, IT, dated May 9t.. 10l
Lot a, Block 8, Nelnszs raEt Sec. :. ~, II.
u&teu NAY -. ....t....t..'st...-...sa.... NV
, 1875-05-26
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YdHE.

xrseial Dt.patGA 10 RI. Chicago rrtsuss.
Nkw YoaK, Lay 4l.-GhA1x-W dull at
about 10 dsclins; asna Of Gov ta 1t <ila2it for
No. Chicago; Sl.la63l.15 for No. 4 Northwestern i;
t!.asal.1e fer No. 2Assw1akse; N.1tGs1s< tor No.
spring; 3.ll@l,3l for upgrsded lows md Minnesota
sp1tng; sl5o8I.5T for x1nter rcd Weatsrn: 31.3s1
Ito for amber do, and 1l+319l42 fur white Wostetn
k3e 9u!st It t1a Gos Czn1dA IN bend, and $1.to for
B.ate Barley 9u1ot anl unchanged. Corn dull and
lower ahs lArgs receipts Of psEosa In poor orler
haro very depressing shsct; aalss OF 1.ooo
ba 1t 7s97sa for soft, 179soc for good to prime now
mind, and 1ssoo for oonmnn 70 Issas Ja'!or. Oats
loHsr lad dulli alles of o. 600 su at T2a7A4s for
mixed Western. and 7t97eo for white Weasetn.
0locxAs1s-Bugsr3taskca dull and nominall5 ,tn-
changed; fair to good refining Il quoted 1t ea8te;
prime At g,,e, snd whita Havana 1t 1Hgl0ke-
TALLoN-MaFkot wsAk, with fair demand Is hhds
city sold ii exc; 1900 ths Waatsrp 1t 8t.aSKc.
Wumxr-ln this ma1Aea thtrs haa besa business
accomplished buyers aud SELLERS wers srart in THAR
vtswa; tl.21 sakod; $l.l2 Lid.
Fnxsazrs-M4skss less active. and Tatss by stean
lowex for grain. 10 Liverpool, by steAtn, 1000 bu
grzln 1t TKd yer standard bU1ea 90 lo1as bacon
u 35s; seoo do ehe4Ae a. tos; .o bales Gotten u
sl-tsd. 70 Glsssos, by ssssn, 2o0o bEls sugar GU
private tcrms. To Two direct ports unknown, two
Italian bsrts With suub snd ssoo 9sa grain sespse.
lively u AKA snd Il Cd.
l1u Ms Aassetatsd r,e.a.l
Nrx Yoak, May a5.-FLoUA-Escelpts 70oU brIs :
dull: gurerhns western atsts, sa7u@so 10; eontuou to
good sxtsa dg. &5.os9s.to; good to chn.ca Do,
H,&S2s,7s: whI4a wheat Western extra xA7s86,cQ :
extra 0ido, as,osa1+so; st, Lo0ls, $s4asa.2a. Ays
doux auies md nrm tL4oss,6o.
Conx.MxAL-Duysls' favor; Western, sl.oo.3t.l3.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81. s.oop hu; louos modet-
IT. demsnd; No. . Chicago. &Lls No. ! tt1~sulss,
tilt; No. lsPr1ug. tl.1!t4i.4t ungrsde<l Iowa and
Ninaesoss spring. t.lisl.9 Al si4lxs rcd Western.
N-saAl 81 s.nbeF d. u - 4t.4o; uhts d. q $50
Barley md nAk quiet and unchanasd. Corn-As.
nslp4, ~ QUO bu; heavy and lowar; mixed West4sn,
ttsbIts Sa1sv ~ taaAaa WINS II. H. osas-As
, 1875-05-26

CATTLE-Ths Mafkes pTe1enteI much ths 1anas
characteristics NJ on the day before. No clans Of
stock INST with anythlug more than : noduate do.
snad, whs for tho nost descriptions trade via posl-
lively dun. Even had thu pos!1on Of the matke.a be-
low remained 1t the close Of lass week the hrss r..
cops laao &ions would hays checked ANY tendency 10
AdYAaos, but in addition 10 the s1ceaat.o supnIy
hero was the depressing influence Of reports Of iowar
prices in Now York aud Buffalo. dull. heavy fecl-
Ing prevailed in consequence, and prtocs thonsa show.
Ing no general decline wars variable Ths only grade
for which the demand had eren tho appearance Of
1850 % lso IN, Prices Of that cl.ss arc relatively
much higher than for chocs to extsA bcevea Of heavier
average 0ltchegi stun coming forward Too freely,
sot 10 lover pEicsa for I'll grades may be o1-
pected. eucker4 were In Light request II SJ.13G34i9
Ve&l calras weIs wanted Il $J.a0a93. 90,
, 1875-05-26


NEW YoRE, May H,-- Money easy inrnR tho n.oas
Of tho day at 2a. At tie Gloss II VA onesdI 1t l.
Prime mercantile paper, tt4tN Ons million tuo hum
ased thousand add.tionsa Hatloa&l Iank ejaculation
has bocn is4ual this month 10 dato
STIRLING dull for long and nrm los demand, 1t Assx
fos sixty y-day, and 4so for sight.
Produce exports for The week, $s,o0o, ,uoo-,an In.
ercssa Of nearly s., 1000, 600 over l.At WAX.
Customs rccsips, s2'2,Uo0
Gold opened At llGk, aud elosel 1t l1s. Dor1evtnx
rates, la1, and for carrying. l, 2, and dat.
The Assistant TrsasursF d!sbursed sl75.ooo,
Cleastugs, 81, ,0Ud,0N.
oovsEnmeu.s Arm. Railroad mortgages strong.
atass bonds qGiet.
Tbs railway anl niienljansous speculation was gen.
alany weak and lover o-dsy, AItAouRh It The c!ols
usFo wn son.s recovery froE1 ths toNrat lnlut Tia
Eteateft dbcitaa was iu Fauama, which dropped g.,
from ltoto 1885, but rallied to 1877 1t ths Close. The
Ea maveent ~ vaus. Of late Ma ahs Hteat foasurs
Of Tho MARKET That stock opened at &9X1l l9A, aud
Afterwards as!vanoei 10 2osf, tut later in Tie DAY.
Iea1ao very Hssk. aud declined 10 H. with clo4inK
bus!Assa st 19A. This freah decline wa1 occssionsd
by reports shat inpedmsnts stool In lhs xay Of tls
Delawafs, lxckawAah1 Western 4nd Delswsrs L
HudsoQ CaaRl CONF taIss making tn loan on ths YE>
coal lands, Thea followed : run,or uf Reeo3ysr
and = pressure 10 seu the stock Tus next Rseate.t
decline visa ID Pacific Mail sud Wsat.r,, uutou til.
1iE to 7sis. At lAs close l4r.H: M. recoyyre.l 10
tts 4n6 Wf%tNfl Union k0 1Ut. Tue decline in
WeAtsru Uncu wa stimulated fos t,ne Ly tIte fail
uts Vt tLs oAu Tbe sHoGt ct lhlt, however, VIA uut
kstiug, Is Il wa believed that lhs comysay could
sund IL maturing bonds. asx JsFssy soashs n SOLD
laclhs Mall Directors IL to bo held Tomorrow taki
Into cons!dsrAiou tie neasurea to 10 adopte4
iu ttsw Ut tbs 3set thai tA& P1nama bret
ors tefuss to negotiate aor rsaunptlon Of IL,
contr4ct wtth tbs Pacific Mall which terminate,
July q. An elsc:ioa Of Directors Of Psciho Nail vii
also tAis pAcs to-n.oE1ow, ths sleeti0A tsng lp ID
vaucs Vt the usuaI tins. Panama dropped o1 on r.
ports to ths effect That further psgos.aons betsee
Company would 50 rntsrrd into, md thai meeting
Iaaha Nall Di1setors woul4 " hxl1 10 morrow to
the purpose Ut considering tbs matter, aud to tax
stsaAh!p Aas 70 " immediately started by the tsua
ma Railroad comIAny. Itsnsacttons On tbs etocl
E1ehspEs sgaragAted w. o0o shares, Of which aapU
sass Fsesas Mai, 7s.o9 Wsstszz uulon, t.ooo No1th