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The New York herald., 1875-10-16

The following the Philadelphia stock quota
BANK SHARES.

Bank shares neglected The following were the
latest bids s:-America $50; Chatham, 1856; Chemical
1000; City, 800; Commerce, 1927 First National 200;
Fourth National, 95h; German American, Sly; IRVING
132; Mercantile 100; Merchants 100; Merchants Ex-
change, l03; New York National Exchange 102; Pho,-
nix, 9S; Union, 14o.
FRANCISCO MINING QUOTATIONS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct A-Gould& Curry, 20-advance,
2; Savage, eo-advance 0; Choar- -Potosi 73-advance
5; 0phir 5-advance, L; bale h Norcross 44-ad-
vance, 3; Crown Point 81 Yellow Jacket 61; Belcher,
II; Imperial 10; Virginia Consolidated, 311-advance,
10; California, 62-advancc, 2; ovcrman 52-advance
O.; Raymond h Ely, 3o-advance, 1; Best l. Belcher,
So ADVANCE l; Kcntuck, 11-dccne, Il Union Consol-
idated, lo-advancc, l; Alpha, 1s-advance /; Meadow
Valley, 3; Sierra Nevada, 15-advance !; Mexican,
23-advance Caledonia 1S-advance, /; Eureka Con-
solidated, 16-decline, 2
MEMORANDA
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, held at Cincinnati
yesterday to G the caused by the rosIgna-
tons OF j. D. Prince and r. Schuchardt and the death
Of s. W. r. Ode and in place OF the directors retiring
by rotation tho following elected directors: ID
Torrance, J. Perpont Morgan, Robert Garrett Frank
W. Tracey Theodore c. Meier and Charles l. Beecher
A. N Chrysts resigned his Office OF Vice President and
General superintendent, and T. H Wadron, of Lafay-
ctto Ind. WIS appointed General Superintendent The
Finance Committee in New York consists OF D. Tor.
rance, John King Jr, J. Piorpont Morgan, Sir A. T.
Gait and Robert Garrett The meeting was harmonious
and unanimously ratified the purchase OF the Springfield
and Illinois Southern Railroad. Tho substance Of the
report will DO found elsewhere The President states
that "trac has nearly returned to its normal condL
tion and provision for all ordinary engagements may
be considered certain"
On the Cotton Exchange to-day tho suspensions
OF G. j. ketchum Co. c. b. Camp& Dufair and EL
bert were announced
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Sal ES
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The changes in closing prices since yesterday as
folows:-
ADvANcE.-Atiantc and Pacific Telegraph, *: c., c.
pnd /. c., Delaware and Lackawanna, Ia Hanni-
bal and St Joseph, 1; Lake Shore a Ohio and Misss
eppI u; Pacific Mail, q; Panama, l Quicksilver q;
ST Paul, u ; Union Pacific, u gold, u
DEcLISE.-At.antc and Pacific preferred, u; New
York Central 81 Erie,'h Wabash, h Western
Jnion III; Missouri Pacific, u; Michigan Central X
New Jersey Central, n District Of Columbia three
sxty-fve bonds, Il Erie in London, n
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in some cases Harlem coupon hrss sold at ia, Union
Pacific frs. advanced to 1885, sinking funds to SSA'
Central Pacincs to 1oeH New Jersey Central consoh-
dated hpsts lo7, Northwestern coupon gold bonds 70
So Morris and Essex hrsts to ia, and Ohio and Mis-
sissippi second to 64k. Milwaukee and s. Paul sod
a ss for second 94z for La Crosse Division ana 50
for l. and NJ. Division
STATE BONDS.
These were dull. The following we're the latest
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% 900 DO barley 1000 DO rye 400 do Railroad ship
mensour go bbls wheat - 500 bushels; corn, 300
do oats 900 do barley, 1000 do rye 100 do Canal
shipments tidewaerwhea 236OOO bushels corn. 65oOO
do oats 900 DO To interior polns-corn 1000 bush
els 500 do Canal freightswheat 45ec IAc corn
6s{c 7c, oats ftc fsc firm at close Flour quiet an4
uuehaneed so bbs sold. Wheat higher dull asking 81 s
for No Milwaukee Club. 81 % for No. do in iots
Corn opened Soc closed firmly held at 6c sales 22VG
bushels No. Mixed Western 65c. Oats barley and
all neglected and nominal Seeds inactive. Pork quiet
&24 - for heavy Lara quiet at H. loc High
wines inactive nominaliy "a 1914 81 H.
CHICAGO Oct. IS 1873
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat strong and higher
Irregular aud fairly active No Chicago spring 81 10, No
do ~ ~ bid spot 81 O9 seller November; ~ O97s,
seller all the year, No 3 99c rejected, S9c
Corn generally unchanged but sales lower No
mixed oessc 51c, spot; o65c bid. seller October:
osc bid, seller Noyember f3c bid seller all the year;
rejected ootsc Oats quiet but hrm No . 3sSc 3fc spot;
osfc seller October 823sc seller November; 81 &C. seller
an the year rejected pc 2aesc Barley quiet but hrm;
sales a. S51sc spot 982e, November Rye firm and
changed Pork unsettled and lower so so So Is spot;
~ 10 seller October $50 O 20 seller November Lard
au and nominal; Sl337 Sl3 40 spot SI2 20 seller all
he year Balk meats, demand, fair aud prices have ad-
l3c short clear middles BE l3i.c Whiskey 81 f3JI
a. the afternoon call Of the Board Wheat X higher
Dat unchanged Corn 4 higher. Pork hrmer S22 20
October Lard hrmer, AT Sl3 40 cash. Recepts-FIonr
1509 obls wheat $4,000 bushels; corn, O5Oc0 do oats
~ 90 DO barley, 1900 do: rye 1900 Shipmeuts-
Flour 1000 bbs; wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn lO6OO0
DO; oats, $4,000 do. barley, 1900 do rye ODD do
freights hrner; held higher vance in
marine insurance; corn 70 Buffalo, 81 wheat, 31sc
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NEW HERALD SATURDAY SHEET

further upward movement Receipts the ports for the
week foot ~ about $4,000 bales anst III 900 bales
responding week last Qnoatons Of cotton the spot
have been advanced &c, end The market IL called
nrm the improvement. Business however IL couuned
unmportant lots the pancy Of supplies still operating
check to larger transactions line Of 500 bales
offered free board 76d freight at PHILADELPHIA AZ Ifc
but failed to receive bid. AT the time October
selling II 7i6c The Bureau received alter
Change and caused much castor feeling The percentages
given according To ncreages, compared with
the October report of last year, points 10
crop over 100000 bales. Tho report reads -
An improvement In the cotton crop, compared with last
mouth, i indicated in Alabama, Louisiana and Arkansas
In the other states there has been slight depreciation
compared with the October Of last years crop
Prospects IN Carolina and Florida but decidedly
better IN all States from Alabama westward. Tho per-
centagcs OF condition iollowsNorth Carolina, -
against 70 last year South Carolina n, against 81 last
Florida TO- against ~ last year Georgia. III against
20 last year Alabama o. against Is last year Mississippi
SO against "a last year; Louisiana 90 against 81 LAST
year; Texas - against - last year; Arkansas io3,
against % last year, and Texas, 90 against %
last year. The report telegraphed 10 Liverpool
The closing quotations Of futures compare with ycster
hnNis nlAl hpnrnn a
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NAxoNAL pANK ARsTRAcTs.

The following is the official abstract Of reports madc
the Comptroller Of the Currency showing the cond
OF the forty eight national banks in this city at the
close Of business Friday, the 1st day Of October
1S7h.-
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$4,000 Us e's r.s1.bc I21x $500 E2oc e5, sm 1io
soOo dO.--------... i2lls 20Oo Us S-2o.c,dshs iad
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LOSING PRIcEs-3 P. NJ


Money on call loans is reported abundant at 3 per
cent as the average and ~ exceptional rates at the
Close. Al the banks the rate named per cent
Foreign exchange was somewhat demoralized by the
nigh rates exacted for the Of cash gold and the
tom seemed TO be out the market During the after
the rates for actual business 76H II for
Bankers long sterling, and 4S04 a A. 81 for demand.
IMPORTS
The imports of dry goods at this port for the week
ending to-day S1,917, 02s and the amount mar
keted s. o51 O15 The total imports OF dry goods at
ths port since January l. this year. sSs 734 and
abe total amount marketed SIS, $40 $50
MARKET.
The feature OF the gold market was the sharp exac
tion made tor the OF coin from those who are
obliged to borrow The paid we're 9-s2 11e, 5e4
7-e4, 5S2 and finally l-a2 per diem Gold opened at
1loH advanced 70 116 reacted 116A and closed at
III, the highest point Of the day.
OPERATIONS EXCHANGE BANK
0Ura SOq oalanc,s nasrcc: 300 300
Gross clearanccs .5S 034, 900
CLEARING HOUSE. STATEMENT
Currency exchanges 500 0s0, 705
currency balances. 3,340,4 ,420
Gold balances. 642,975
Coin shipments from San Francisco east to-day
amount 10 $4,000.
FoRRIGN MARKET
The London advces report the withdrawal Of fS4 900
sterling from the Bank Of England balance to-day.
Ehe rate OF discount in the open market is 31S per
Sent which is y per cent below the bank rate. Con
Bols and United states bonds 1rmer and higher.
Erie however, and sold the street as low
rs IA The following the last London quotations.
Consols for money, 94h e4A do. for account, 94S
p4A; 1865 bonds, old, 1o3K l4; 1867 bonds, 1915;
tcn-iorty bonds, lo4x 104s fivcs 1885 lO3A;
Erie, l41S l4A. Erie closed at IA on the street,
Gfter selling at 1874
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed Arm at the following quo
tatons:-unitcd States currency skies, 123K a 1246;
do. do, 1861, registered, 1919 a 1914; do do do,
coupon, 1885 l23h; do hve-twentes, 1862 regis
hered HOS ll6k do. do, do, coupon 119G q
120; do do, 1864 registered, lis l16; do do, do,
coupon, lls lI9H; do. do, 1865 registered, 116
al0hi do do, do, coupons, 1l9s 12O do do, 1866,
new, registered, 1lox 1l9A; do. do, do, do
pOn, llek llok; do. do, 1867, registered, 12ox
1203T; do do, do, coupon 120S 12096; do. do,
1So3, registered, 12l 12lk Nj do do do coupon, 12l
u lin; do do, tonfortes, registered, 115h 115H;
do. do, do, coupon, III 117A; do do, nves, 1881,
registered, 1l5N ll0; do. do coupon, 1l7h a lis
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds we're In demand and prices advanced
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ALEXANDER FRoTHINGHAn 4 c.,
II Wall street.
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NY ONE CONTROLLING LARGE BLOCKS NOT
II less than $50 600 Of Life Insurance Stock hear OF
cash customer by addressing conhdentialy, n b. Herald
office.
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R.,lriou. ssryi... ro.nsrrsw.


ST.. JouS's Cuuncn, Coin Hull
Thoro will DO divine service tomorrow
atai A. IL. and 7:30r. NJ. II. 8. East
man officiating. In tho morning the
holy communion will be administered
Service will also 10 hold In 1t. Johns
church ON Thursday evening, al 7:3l
r. n. and ON Friday Good Friday) ut II
O'Clock A. n. Sunday School at l:3C
p. n. All arc invited to attend these
services.
ST.. PAuL's CHURCH. Virginia City,
There will BE- divine service to-msrrou
at II A. n. and z p. NJ, Bishop Whit
aksr officiating. At tho morning SERVES
the Rite Of Confirmation will DO admin
istersd. Sunday school at 1915 r. NJ
All arc invited.
II. z. CrUncu, GoLp HrLL.-Divint
services will 10 hold In this church TO-
morrow Sunday morning, Rev. Mr..
Urcn, pastor, officiating. Preaching al
l0L 4. q. and 7:30 r. ". Sunday
School at TX p. n. All aro invited.
Rev. W. R. Jsnvsy will hold divine
service tomorrow, at Dayton, at H. NJ
All are invited.
Rov. W. r. Jenvey will hold divine
service at Silver City tomorrow at Z ,.
n. AL are invited.
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FROM HoLLIsrER.
whsrsabouts Of vssque.' Lisufs.'

" ncEyttgoNs ~ s"'I
HoLLsrER, Cal, March ia report
has been received hero from good au-
thority (though names are at present
suppressed at the desire Of tho partics)
that on tho 18th inst. q man travelling
ON tho road to tho new ldria mines, was
stopped about 20 milcs from here on
Tres Pinos crock by Chavez, lieutenant
OF vasqusz. Chavez accostsd him In n
friendly manner. assuring him OF no
hostile intentions. and inquired about
how many people were going from Hol-
listor to witness tho execution Of Vas
quez, and what tho general feeling was
concerning the latter, after which no
rodo of. Chavez was unmarked, dressed
In common clothes, and unarmed to all
appearances. Considerable u~neasiness
Is felt south Of here on account Of his
presence In the noighborhood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-20

UxJusr RryLxcTios.-In our hastily
written account Of tho suicide CT Charley
Perkins recently, on tho Divide, we find
In tho wording Of the item some degree
OF blame might be inferred to attach to
the wife Of the suicide, as being the In.
ducing cause OF the terrible deed. Those
who know the lady best, all agree that
she Is o pure minded, well disposed,
GOOD woman, aud that II was only III
treatment on the part Of her husband,
induced by excessive indulgence In
strong drink. which forced her to leave
him az times, and which finally obliged
her to apply for a divorce. His over.
towering intempsrancs was the real and
only cause OF their domestic troubles,
and finally Of his sad suicide.
New RAILRoAp.-wo wcro informed
BY Mr.. Ysrington, in Virginia. this
morning. that he has now ut work some
eighty men on tho narrow gauge rail-
road, running from Lake Tahoe TO tho
head Of Clear creek. Mr.. Tone. NJ er-
member OF the Assembly from Esmeralda
county, IL experimenting tho work. He
Is at present pushing rapidly to compile
ton the tunnel, which IL, In MIR. Yer.
rington's opinion. tho most difienlt
task. II 10 his intsntion 10 have tho
road In operation by Fall. Additional
force will DO put 70 work In the Spring.
Corr BxLow.-The ladies Of Gold
Hill arc in q nuttor Of expectation over
what Fra~nkenheimer il going to bring
from Ban Francisco in tho why Of now
dress goods and all that sort Of thing.
When Frank left the other evening for
the Bay City, he went with blood in
his sye,'' declaring that he would bring
up the best and most extensive stock OF
choice dry goods ever brought over tho
Sierra Nevada mountains. Ho will TO
turn boforo long. Have patience.
FnzIonr RECEIPTS. = The following
amounts Of freight were received at the
Gold Hill and Virginia depots Of the
Virginia & Truckeo railroad, during the
twenty. four hours ending II y. to-day:
Wood Sc chr loads. lumber %. mcrchan-
disc 4. grain 2. -four I. nut Pine 2. ties
8. Total 95 car loads.
AHsEssxxxT.-An assessment OF 20
per share was yesterday levied by the
Justice Mining Company.
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Nrw IScoxronArIoS. - The Brooks
Gold and Silver Mining Company filed
articles of incorporation in the County
C,a,k., ooice. nj San Francisco. March
18Th. Tho object Is to mine in Lyon
county. Nevada. Tho Directors arc
m. II. Bieelow. L. c. Coxheal. Ihos'
nrooks. i. s. Carr AMI Geo, W. Chick;
Tho Capital stock is $40. 900, 900 divided
into Lou. 900 shares.
Accrpsxr.-Mn. Emery. who Keeps
a loirins house on c street, Virginia
met with quite q serious acciden. TINS
morning. whilo in the act Of reaching
for a bird cage, which Was hanging ON
the wall, she slipped. d~islocaiins her
wrist and shoulder. Medical assisl,nee
was procured-Dr. Aiken and Nc
Means.
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The t'ross-CuttinE

JusrIcE wnianr's CouRr. - There
was quite an exciting scene in Justice
wright's Court yesterday. For several
days the Court has been engaged in tho
trial Of one Mccarthy. This young man
was induced. we presume, by some anI-
ious friends TO ecure other counsel,
which no did: Mr.. Harkin being the
fortunate man. The trial proceeded
with little difficulty, save some fractions
witnesses. who we're disposed to clear
this man Mt all hazards. The argu-
men.s Of counsel wero heard, during the
course OF which. Mr.. Harkin, counsel
for the defendant, underworld to con-
vince tho jury that his client had no
.'animus feeling toward any person.
One OF the jurymen Intercepted him Us
TO his meaning. when he. with q tragic
air, referred him 10 Webster. We are
nj a loss To know what the counsel in
question meant: pro badly he will OK
plain to all the jurymen personally.
Suffice ~ say. the case was dismissed.
County JAiL--The Jail was somewhat
slim OF prisoners this morning. only u
name being registered. that Of John
Doc. He had met during the evening a
number % friends. who invited him,
which he accepted. He finally sat by q
Gre, the heat Of which convinced him
tina, he was sick. neecssilating some one
To take charge OF him. lie pressed his
way through a numoer OF apparent
''cabs" 10 the Jail. where tho keeper
provided him with q cell. where he could
| mediate over hik troubles. ~ am only
sick what u food Of reflection in that
oft repeated story.
Tx KSionrs or I'M wHirr Plum
This benevolent organization will holda
meeting at their palace tomorrow, in
Virginia. Mt 1 2. n. Tho members OF
! tue organization in Gold Hill and tho
| adjacent towns are requested TO attend.
As business 81 importance Is to bc trans
| acted, q full attendance il required.
Though young. they arc taking the ini-
tiadvc step in doing good for their fel-
low-man. All we can say is, that you
are engaged in a good work. and We
wish you success.
PnssxSrlrioS.-Mr. c. NJ. Mayer.
tho Secretary Of the National Guard.,
was last evening presented with u hand
some gold watch by tho organization.
Gen. Z. q. Batterman presented the
same. in n neat speech.
OnK SHIPMENT. -Nincty.sin car loads
of ore were shipped over the Virginia
AMI Truckeo Railroad during the past
tweniy.four hours. ending at . p. m to-
day.
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This Nsrniag.
iJ,s opAlr, o.. -, sfk, 70 bS. ~ ~. SS, N
Is. sss, %. s.k bio
l055 Mexican. M. q. ~
is5 Crown Point. ~. -
40 Gosld q Curry, -. lsk
~ Hale a Sofsro>s. ~. t6k, 10
l295 heel a Relehsr. 70. t9k, 80, D'., OK, 70
~ Chollar. Puto-i. "a, IN
IFS IN. 10. i2s. I'm
sExchequsr. ans
$50 Justice, ~ S
80 Alpha, Is. isN ISL
$40 Balloon. Is. ~, s.
as Oveman, 20. a., 81
IS kestuck. it1. itk
61A. 81. 5gN. s2x bS
20 Empire NIL, 81. ox
s1s sierra Nevada. II. l3H, isA
80 Saccor. ~
50 Imperial. 4. *, -.
io5 Consolidated Sirsiais. AK. 40. go, ~
Sro Union Con-, ss.o.s'.. ~. s.ss0
as Yellow Jacket, 70. %. ~. TIE, Is
10 Conscience. 1TS
1l5 Delcher, TS ~. IN, II
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NOTICE TO CANDIDATES.

Candidates for once 81 the coming Town
Election. viii pleass bear In mind that their
advertised snnouneener.s In this paper. a-
well o. al election printing. nsastb pali FOR
a,pdns. We aecep, Of ne eon,irxeu,srrahee'
meats, bat treat all alike. A candidate oea
not or win no. snnounee himself properly sn3
pa, his printing bile promptly. 10 not nt for
tho s1aes be ssska. Moreover. be will not b
saeeessful.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
.r,oAL 70 n. GOLD arLL piitt NV.
FROM GAN FRANCISCO
The sheotiug Match To.day-RsIic
Purchaser purchasiux drain
Sor GrRssheppsr Bunerers-sup
posed Suicide.

posed Suicide.
SAN FRAScrsco, March 20. l:SoP. ~
The shooting match between tho teams
Of the Emmett Guard Of Virginia and
the Sumner Light Guard Of San Fran
cisco, will take place this afternoon In
Alameda Park. Much interest 10 felt In
the contest, and q large number Of
friends Of the competitors will witness
the shooting. Each team will consist
OF fftoen chosen marksmen, Ave shots
will be allowed each man. The match
10 for $500 q sido. The Emmets will
leave for homo on Monday morning.
Some person procured Q piece OF the
rope with which yasqucz was hanged
and sold II TO clamorous bidders on tho
train from San Jose TO this city. for o
dollar an inch.
The first purchase Of grain for the
Kansas and Nsbrnska sufferers was or.
dsrod by Gen. Brisben, amounting to
$4,000 pounds. It will DO started over
the road at once.
Caleb II. Sicklss q business man Of
long standing In this city, and dealer in
stoves and tin ware, was found dead In
bod at his lodsinS.housc, No. COT Pine
street. about noon to-day. On several
attempts to ontor his room during the
morning Il was found impossible. Sus.
picion being aroused Of something
wrong. parties looked through q window
opening on the verandah, and saw him
lying in bod. Entrance was made
through the window. whom no was dis.
covered to DO doad. 1t was at FIRST sup.
posed he had died from natural causes,
but ON examination two bottles which
contained morphine, n empty aud
tho other partly full wero dis
covered and physician who
wa called in, gives II as his opinion
that death was caused by taking that
drug. The cause Of suicide Is strength.
sned from tho fact that some months
ago his business affairs became involved
resulting in his failure, and very recent
ly his wife obtained a divorce. Further
facts will DO developed at the inquest.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Annual Bsas Raes-Dsash Of Jshn
Mitchell.

LONDON, March 20.-rhe annual boat
race between the Cambridge and Or
ford crews took place on their course
on the Thames. this afternoon, aud
was won easily BY tho 0Ifords.
John Mitchell In dead.
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pesssaaA osasaaisa II kAslaaa
snd irsiaAA Over Jshn HI
shsifs DsssASs. i.1 tLiii
Ioxpox, March @.-A dispatch ffcrn
Dublin says The death Of John Mitchell
has created Q profound sensation
throughout Ireland and Great Britain
generally. He VA taken Ill about tho
nrst Of March. but until the last few
days his sickness did not assume such u
dangerous form Is To lead him TO b ap-
prehsnsivs Of . fatal result, and his
friends were still hopeful Of his recov.
cry. The excitsmsnt consequent upon
the election contest and other political
matters, Il Il believed. helped TO hasten
his death.
The RevivaistsL
LONDON, March 20.-Msssrs. Moody
and sankey have discontinued the sys-
tenn OF admission tickets TO Agricultural
Hall. q persons arc proftins BY the en-
thusiasm OF the multitude to sell thar
tickets. There Is no diminution In the
number Of attendants at thoir meetings.
Their hall was densely crowded last
night.
France 70 30 Represented st she
Centennial.
PARIS, March 2O.--In consequence OF
a recent appeal mado by Minister
washburne to the Deputies and prin-
cipal merchants Of Paris, . Committee
Of Patron has been formed to make ar
rangements for tho participation Of
France In the Philadelphia Exposition.
The Marquis do Lafayette has beon
chosen President; II. n. Discriminating
and waleski. members OF the Assembly,
Vice Presidents. and Deputy Flotard,
Secretary.
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DrsrRicr Coulr.-This morning, In
tho District Court In Virginia, the case
Of tho South Crown Point vs.. Belchcr.
occupied the attention OF the Court.
The arguments Of counsel were listened
to nttentively by many miners who were
In attendance. The Judge held tho case
under adyiHsment.
RExovArios.-The Union Club rooms
in Virginia are being entirely renovated.
The contractors are now busily engaged
In reftting the interior Of the build
ing. II Ia the intention Of tbs managers
10 spare no money In tho work. Mr..
Brown. formerly Deputy Recorder Of
washoo county. has been elected secrs-
tary.
AsnsNrxrs LEvIrD.-Ths Wells Far.
60 mining company have levied IN as
ssssmsnt Of ten cents per share, and the
Globe Consolidated and Arizona and
Utah Mining Companies one each Of sew.
enty.hve cents per share. Sso oficial
notice In our advertising columns to-day.
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s~rsllsNIs'y dlsfaits, E.s.


T2si'. ag7 fBllA1iigtI
GRAND
CLEARING OUT
8 a LID
BANNER BROTHERS,
For Thirty Days! Ga
BARcAINsI
BARGAINS
FOR EVERYBODY. At
BANNER BROTHERS.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
Mems and Boys Clothing
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
BANNER BROTHERS.
Furnishing Goods, Boots
and Shoes,
BANNER BROTHERS.
HATS, GAPS, TRUNKS vAllSES
BANNER BROTHERS.
BLANKETS n QUILTS
FER the Smallest AmouutsfMsssn
BANNER BROTHERS.
In Order TO Make Rson for . Largo
Stock Of Spring
G. q T G.,
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