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DCCISIONS-JUyE 10.

Supreue Court Chambers BY judge Brady. -
Maun act Wioughby In the matter Of DAVIS; Wikin
macher: Clinton agt Brown Union Dime Savings Bank ag
stOesse al; Delaney ag Cancey Andrews sgt Boarna.
Granted Robert aet Iiornberg-Moticn eran. '' M,,
Photoersphic Chemical Company agt ConkeyMoon denied
with Sl0 costs to abide the event sener azt
MED without costs Kimberly sgt stewart ~ How 2sl)
The Christopher and Tenth Street Railroad Company ae zen
tra Cross Railro nd Company The Mayor &C.
sgt Appeby denied without costs; memorandum
OF divorce granted 10 plaintiff. Allen agt. MiscMoon de
agt denied $40 costs 10 abide the event
celey Die issne but the stay sannot
Firsch ACT Freudontha-Cou must appear ~ ii IN on
the 18th dag Of June 1875 ianton agt
denied memorandum Pendeton agt Cooke-n 'hese cases
counsel appear the llth OF June ut II a m; ~ -,
BY Judge Lawrence.-Snyder aSf lirisiO-Monoh n'lIl
without coss Plat Stuart:-Order as settled Morrs
agt Kenda-Neiher the orders submitted correct
The order should Special Term order That presented y
the defendants counsel Is Chamber order 1he oi,er OF me
pantifs cnse conform the decision in many re-
tiled. Gushing at Cusiing-An allowance ofS2oo "a tr
TO for almony and expenses schmaker agt
MED on the ground that issuing of the writ within te
OF the Court and should not be granted except ~
pase between the United states and Hrrssla
that was intended to deprive the courts OF eter ~
actions Of tho nature referred To IN the any
afhdavifs, &c. Writ should not issue.
Circrd-Iart U--By Judge Donohue-Fisher aSt TIE
Mayor CO. (See opnion.) . -.
SpecioI Teria-6y Judge Van vors.-Kelly, &C., agt
Whiting 1T a-COnplant dismissed with COSTS KIN agt
Mcnamara Alas 10 defendants Uyermore and S,,cry
plant dismissed TO defendant Mcnamara Judgment
Superior Court-Spccial Tym-Bv Judge Curtis
Johnston agt Joinscn.-JuigneDt signed
by Judge Van VortIhc second German Baptist Church
agt PIior-Ole settled Pearce act acknowledgement for
defendant oil the demurrer lsee opnioi)
Common NS--Spoci0i 1rm-by Judge Larre-
more-Lcwis agt GcLlstcin-Moton denied
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CIVIL NOTES.

IN the case of Mary +. JObes against the
Sew.York and Harlem Railroad Company, tried before
Judge Robinson in the Court OF Common ries, sne
Itrniars of which given in THE TRIBUNE
tSr inyy have rendered verdict for plaintiff for ~oooo
James O. Watkins was arrested by one OF
the deputy sherfs yesterday on the complaint OF "a
ward Dart of No. % Deyst Watkins is charged In the
davt, ACCOMMODATING the order OF arrest with obtain
me- loan OF $25O from Mr. Dart on depostng as Sc
Entity with the latter check for the amount on tne
radesmcns National Bank purporting TO DE drawn py
the firm Of Josiah Taylor Co., payment OF winch was
refused by the bank.
Israel Randolph recovered, yesterday, YER
DICT agains. the city, in tho Court OF Common Pleas
before Judge j. F. DAILY. He was assignee OF claim ior
bufding sewer In 1O9thst. The original Dill was TOT
r q, 600 but this was reduced before the suit was
yn ght ~ about So 600 The suit was tried ana carnsu
70 The General Term when Judgment was reversed ana
~ trial ordered BY concessions on Doth SIDES r,e
amount in actual suit this second trial was only
nS interest The Jury rendered verdict Tor paihun
NV - Sss SO and the Court added allowance OF 2i2
ner cent on the amount originally dspnted Eiii1 ma
landlord appeared for the plaintiff; o. r. Miller ior inc
dl1<xtILnt
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY H. ls5-rRlpLE SHEET
Alumni Association Annual grafton before tho Alumni
Association by william 4. CrouS>S A. NJ
MSTOWN, MASS

Alumni Association: Animal ration before tho Alumni
Association by william g. Crous,. A. NJ
WILLIAMS CoLLEGE-wLIIA,NsIn0 WS' MASS
Ssioss thS Mis-
S the gSy Nathaniel w P Sshns
July 5-Adelphic Union exhibition; addre>s ny 'n'
Hon. David Dudley Field, LID. Of NcwYorM .,xb,
poS ie a Of s Century.
prize rhetorical exhibition; promenade concert.
YALE coIIEoE.-NEw-HAvEN. CONN.
June ls-De Forest Medal speaking.
June 27-Baccalaureatc sermon.
Juno 2s-Medcal School anniversary
ver saH PRESENTATION for degrees ''0' ~
June 3O-Alumni meeting: election Of members OF the
GOV Chamberlain OF South Carolina; Presidents rocep-
ton at the Art Building.
July l-Commencement.
OTHER COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS.
June l5-New-Hampshro Conference Seminary and
Female College Tton. N H.; swarthmOre College,
June 16-Cenrai University Of Iowa. Pela, Iowa. East
egc Ksana1oo ash Iombard University Gaesbar
i'll Rensselaer, Polytechnic School, Troy N T.; state
College S Bethany, Van Heidsiurs ccilese Tn Ohio;
washington, Is. G. Illinois Wesleyan University. Bloom,
ington, III; Monmouth College, Monmouth. H. Oiyet
June ls-Northwestern Christian University. Indian
June 25Anti9ch College Yellow Springs Ohio syrs
s ssT and Loo i LexnS
ton. Va.
June 24-Adrian College, Adrian, Mich; Atlanta UIi-
versity, Atlanta. Ga College OF the City of NewYork
College Of tho Holy Cross Worcester Mass; Denis0n
University Granville Ohio Georgetown College George
town, D. e. Leligh University South Bethlehem Penn
Kenyon College, Gambler, Ohio; Knox College. Gales
burg H.; Muhlenberg College. Allentown. Penn Ohio
Wesleyan University, Delaware Ohio; University OF
Minnesota, Minneapolis Mimi; University OF Missis
sippi Oxford, Miss; Western University of Pennsy-
yahia Pittsburgh, Penn; Westminster College, Whining
ton Penn.
June 26-Tufts College, College HILL Mass.
June 30-Bates College, lewiston Me- BelOit College,
Beoit, Wis., Columbia College New York Iowa College.
Grinnel, Iowa; Iowa State University, Iowa City, iowa;
Marietta College, Marietta Ohio; Michigan University,
Ann Arbor Mich; RipOn College, RpOn, Wis., st. Louis
University ST. Louis, Mo-; Seton Hall, Orange, N. j.;
University of Wooster Wooster Ohio; Western Reserve
College, Hudson, Ohio.
July 1-Norwich University. Mortified, VT Trinity
College Hartford Conn.,. University OF Virginia, Chai-
lottesville. Va.
July 7-Racne College. Racine, Wis (; Southern Uni
yersty. GreCnsb0TOugh, Ala.
July 14-Un!versy of Vermont, Burlington. Vt
July 21-Emory College. Oxford, Ga; Mddicbury Col
lege. Middebury, VT.
July 2s-Colby University, Wstervile. Me-
Aug. 4-University Of Georgia. Athens, Ga.
Aug 5-ODerlin College, Oberlin, Ohio.
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5000 shares at 32A03Oas030i2. decline Of 2ls
per cont; Preferred, 800 shares at 65@54, .
decline of per cent Rock Island GOO shares at
1O2Ts@1O2, decline of % per cent Ohio snd Mis-
sissipp, 400 shares at 23i2022ss decline Of ~
per cent Lake Shore, 64,1OO shares at 62061 va
02as061 as081l2. decline of 90 per cent; Erie.
1900 shares at 17's0174017i2017as adcclne Of
z per cent; Central and Hudson, 500 shares ct
0340102ie01O2 decline Of q per cent: Del.
Lack. and Western, 300 shares at 117isNaIEl20
I'LL gain of ls per cent, and 800 shares Of Mieh
gan Central at 06064. decline of 2ls per cent.
The market closed weak without recovery. Tho
opening highest lowest, and closing prices of active
stocks sold to-day will be found in the following
table:
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Iae bids for stocks at the close of The Exchange

Ths London slvices were of n,special Importance
bcyor the fact that money continues easy AMI three
mOntl . bills discounted at CT ncessJns from tho
minim an rate Of the Bank Of England This con-
tnues gig per cent, the directors having mstto-
day wit Uut milking any alteration IN the rate. Tho
bank gai ned during the week CT 1000, and tho
proportio, of reserve TO liabilities which was last
week 36 pr cent. tsnow 1893 per ceLx Tho British
consols wce firm an, United States bonds steady.
Erie prefer scd being down to ID. The Bank OF
France msd,a gain during the week Of 2,G79OW'
francs The foreign exchange market ras dull be-
cause bare Of commercial bills, a. II in tone
was the &C relatiye of yesterday III both
asking and ceiling rates. The gold market was'
tamc and stupid. and after 1920 a. H. tn qrice was
stereoty ed at $685. previous sales havir been at
1l6la0 1 1864, and limited in amount. On gold
loans tho rates / end pcr cent for carrying.
fiat, and and 2 yer cent Tor borrowing There were
twelve bids for the Treasury gold. age 'egating
81, $50, OOO at 1895 to 1I6.67li. The award or
half million was made at 1866 to 116.67h The
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set OF harness valued al SO

set Of harness valued at $40
AT the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
Richard Ellis Bernard J. Flynn brought
charge made by George A. Hearn Son Of No rs Broad
The particulars OF this case have been published ELS
the and Flynn the cashboy who through the
agency Of three four other cash emberz as alleged
between and SO 00O committed three charges
conspiracy embezzlemen and detained IN De,
fault $1,000 bail Charles H. Edwards OF No AZ West
Nints charged owen Riley with having the house
at the above address. Riley held ~ $1,000 bail
In the Court of General SESSIONS, before Re-
c S"n%s q burglary ISyn IN the ti degree
fenced Ia 2i2 years State frson: his associate,
Henry Smith, was remanded Tor further inaary be.
ceny was sentenced 20 2 years In state Prison Patrick
Henley convicted receiving stolen goods was
At larceny was sentenced IL o years in state Prison John
Donohue Ohense the same term Caudins
robert Dor receiving stolen goods to year IN the tae
Prison Mary r. Dord for the OenGe to the same e'm
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A MURDER TRIAL ABANDONED.

Michael Cunningham was placed on trial In
the Court of Oyer and Termner yesterday before Judge
Davis. charged with the murder Of Michael McCarty
The prisoner was o barkeeper at Forty -thirdst and
sixthaye, and the deceased had been his friend NC
Carty came behind the bar and quarrel arose. In the
course Of which CUNNINGHAM struck him with bottle S
rncS injured the spine and death ensued Inc test
mony prosecution showed that ssan IN
nse ana tbereupon Assistant District Attorney Lyons
aahandoned the case and permitted formal verdict OF
acruitfal 40 be entered.
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The specie shipments this week arc likely to eGTaf
if not exceed those of last week. todavs steamers
having taken out 81 1923 80 Of which all but pl19,-
40 were gold coin. The Customs receipts for the
week ending June were 20 2DO, 900, and for to-day
wero $500 OOO the Internal Revenue receipts having
been $325,OOO. The United States Treasurer re-
ceiyed 81 900 900 NATIONAL bank notes for redcmp-
ton. The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in
coin interest, and 81 .O76OO0 in called bonds The
davis business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered:
Gold cleared $40 224 900 gold balances. $l.34i.-
AIS; currency balances $i,5SI 900. The quota
tons for gold follows:
1000. .ll65, 1l30. ...llGos 100 -1l6's 23o ii6s
1886 iiGas 200 ll61i la,o...ll1 800. ll6S
Hoo. 1863 l2:30.... ll6as 2NJ...-.ll1's
The days business at tho u. 5. Sub-Treasury COM
prised:
Gold receips. sd57GOI Crry psymentss olS 172 %
Gold pavrents LII 1872 - Curry Balance. ~. 80 J2S 10
Coli balance. as l23l 81 Customs $500 OO
Cary receipts. 42li 81 40
The Treasury balances at tl, close of business to-
day were:
Currency 1890. 81 10000 90 Less coin -
Coin 90 t.Hcates .-2D,oO0UDO w
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THE ATTACHED WESTMINSTER PROPERTY OF
THE SWEENIS.

The returns from Westchester County OF the
attachments against the property OF Peter b. sweeny
and James NJ. Sweeny in that county were yesterday
eI, In the County Clerks office of this county. Under
the laws applicable all counties In the State but this
when real estate attached two appraisers must assess
,ts value Charles Z. Johnson and John r. Underhh
make return that the attached property OF Peter D.
sweeny in Westchester County Is worth Sl5OOO anu he
attached property Of James NJ Sweeny Is worm @oooo
The description of the property has been already given
In THE TRIBUNE.
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cpAND JURY INVESTIGATIONS.

The Grand Jury of the Court of Oyer ana
Te,miner came into court yesterday and presented
batch of indictments ALL however OF ordinary oio
~ ,ns, ordinary criminals 1t is thought that they
hro under consideration accusations against one AT
iast Of the chiefs of the old Tweed Ring ana perhaps
against persons connected viii H. ou' iui'n''
ton was refused.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court. yesterday. L. r. Wen
and John Doe 900 bail each for selling obsene
pictures at No. GS5 Broadway
Al tho Fssex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Iu awson Mas held 300 bail Tor stealing 80 from
Hugh Mcbride Of No y West ST. ia Easi is , 81 no , for
.I,ng into tLe Stable O Caspar IVss al No. so East
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Money was easy at 203 per cent ON call, and at
3l205 on discount
The following is tho Clearinghouse statement:
Curry erchan 6O4 Gold exchanges. $Gl6Coc5
Curry balances... 3,C26.6j5 Gold baanoes.- ois.2U
Government bonds were quiet and steady We
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annex closing quotations

In State bonds District of Columbia 3-G5s sold 81
73la073sa; Missouri "plain sixc; being strong at
1929. There was continued irmness in 1ennessccs,
new selling ut 54l4. and new series at Oh; lot az
new January and July South Carolinas sold at 3iA.
The following are the bidS
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In city bank stocks Hanover (l1l sold at 03:
Ninth National (41) at 100, and American Exchange
fol fho GiIa.

In railroad bonds there fair trade denc.
Fries and tho Pacific mortgages being the mcst ac-
tive ISSUES and irmer. Delaware and Hudson Canal
registered bonds Of 1884 sold at 100; Toledo aud
Wabash irsts ut sOls0sO; Harlem hrsts Ut iois;
w-Jersey Central Consolidated iirsts at l06, and
Chicago and Northwestern gold consoS at $3.50
COL, The following are the bids:
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ClRctTT-PART


23S4. .McCpiioch ct al. agt. |
Juch.
7S6. Spear agt Baxter ana
anO.
2l4O. .Martell and an0. agt.
Nicholson.
1856. IN. Y. Loan and Ind. Co.
agt. n. 5. Steel Co.
2952. .Andrus agt Bcebe.
1926. .MacGrcgOr agt. VII
hams aud ano.
1910. Rockwell agt Grant and
aDo.
1928. Imp. and Traders Bank
agt. Adler ct al.
2729. Nat. Shoe and Leather
Bank agt. kellogg
and anO.
sas4- .HS & ast openheim CT
1928. .Hoyt ct al. agt Nichol-
son.
1880. .Whittlesey ct al. agt.
Hall ct al.
27OS. Third Nat Bank OF san: |
dusky aat. N. 5. steel
2O72. Fischer and ano. agt
Blum and an0.
2Ol6. Weston agt. COnant
2724. Nelson, IT,, agt. Apple
gate, imprd, &c.
23iO. Terry agt Robbins.
PAEr III
ShOTt {
1899. .Gunzenhauser. sdm'r,
&C, agt. Lyons
229l .COmstOck agt. urohan.
1873. Wood agt. Fish. aim'x,
sc.
2874. Hart agt Thomson.
1879. .PaytOn agt. Finn.
29ll. Chatham Nat. Bank n.
Y. agt Clark.
29O5. .Lefferts. j.. agt. Ian
sing ct al, impPd. &c.
1895. Kirby agt. Bradley and
an0.
3lO9. Friend ct al. agt. Sproat
2Si3. N. Y. Loan and lnhein.
nifty TO. agt. MVOio "
al, impl'd. &c.
22l7.. Klaus agt. Mcguire.
2487. Knowles agt. Thousand
Islands Hotel Co.
319l. Hart agt. Leon and ano.
2o33. u. .. Rolling >. Co. agt.
Perkins and ano., I'm
plcaief.
1895. .Kearney agt. C0m'rs Oh
ENG, State \. Y.
265l. Keller ct al. agt sturte-
want
2949. .Bachmeier agt Light
body CT ~.
1858. .Guidet agt. Gilbert Ele-
waited II. Il Co.
23ll. Young agt. Gardner.
1858. Neville agt- Nelson.
27Jy. Horton aud Rno. agL
Dubois.
sUrRMoR CoURT-TRIAL tn
81. Reimoun agt Levy.
55l Doyle Ell nj. agt- sharpe.
los .Caines agt. Platt.
1905. .FannOn, aln'x, Sc.,hgI
The second Ave. T.
1927 Carpenter agt. Gushing.
G3I .Kupfer agt Hagen IT al.
1l45. Cassidy ii al. agt. Bes0-
den.
1910. Goodrich agt. Sweeny.
PART I'm
07O. .Vermilye agt. DiOssy.
1925. .Sturm agt. williams.
80. Howard agt- Second
Ave. II X. co.
1850. Freedman and ano. agt.
Waller.
9i6. RyaD. admir-, &c, sgL
Kennedy.
el2. Bradbury ct 81. agI
johnson.
nc. Wilson agt brennan,
bhcI11. &C.
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10. .Scannpn Hgt. EuCk 03i.
Is. Whitaker agt. Gregory.
10. same agt. SEINE.
4. .TiiO.ipsCn agt. Gouid et
81.
g.. Palmerag;. The Mayor,
DC.
%. Holman aSt. Wotmore
= ct nj.
9..Hcaly ct al. agt. Thc
Mayor. 90.
IL. .Seitz ct al. agt. Ha.itr
ct al.
%. .Byrnes ct al. agt. Tic
Mayor. &c.
"a. Derry aSt The Mayor.
&c.
Tsstes OF Lar and Frct
4S2. BOrland aSt- Riker' Ct
~.
2Sl. Nichols agt. Nrsbaum
ct al.
225.. Goodman agt. Rayncr.
464 Lyon agt. Dc CornSau
ct al.
All. .IiOtchhlSS hSt. i.iii-
bank ct nj.
3S4. .Birdsali agt. Fowler ct
al.
522. The People Of the state
OF n. y. agi. The ~ y.
& :. /. Ferry Co.
443. Grant art. Iakor ct al.
AL E,lsituaA sgt. IIudDw.
400. .Gaut.eI 81 ~. agi. lOug-
las Mani. c.. II ~.
275. Dcv.in et al. asi. Gi0be
II. J.. !. co.
70. Foley art Green, &c,
OF al.
473. Worth egt Phillips. &c.
DlscNirEu'd.
474.. Ere hallway Co. agt.
Archer.
Ats. .Peltcn AIT. hchtcn-
stein at al.
476. Moran at. Peri ct al.
All. Miller asgt. McCiavo ct
al.
479. Powers agt. Smith et al.
10 .sdlIts ~ y. fAtih'' ~.
$50. Holman aSt. Lynch III
al.
4sl .Faean AIT. yardire ct nj.
4S2. Boyer agt. Has ct Al.
4S3. Oakley, &c, agt- Ier-
RAM ct al.
487. Harrison agt. Webb ct
al
4S8. Hoffman agt. WetmOre.
&c. ct al.
4S9. .Strnsburg. T art. Fisk,
ex'N. NC. et al.
400. Hicks ct al agt. Price,
CT III.
49l. Muller agt> Weidman
ct al.
do2. CLARK ayt Phclnn ct al.
4y4. .Grinnell. &c, agt. Min
turn, &c.
400. Seymour, &c. agt. Ia
zen ct al.
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GEGRRAL AcggTT RecoderFritz Mnlier Peter
Richards Arthur Brown. burglary PAM MGCoy' zap zap,
Frank Kelly II. Wilson, Chancellor van LOAF james
porlcy feloiious assault aud battery Charles afrng en-
oswald Edts Joseph WsIrcn Edward Watson. John H. Rem
MciiIgn, receiving stolen SOsls
Frederick Gooa false prctenses Maria Lynch ietit lf
ceuy: John Kirkland ,OpbCry Thomas sullivan, Eugene
NcLan James Kelly, WiIn BOYLE, Thomis Eaity. John
Mo0 John COifcy Julius IunterhuOer burglary Edward
II Io.sch Thomas rhornsOn Thomas Hunter Henry reHi
john Boyd. Margaret ClsE, Jane STOKES JOAN Goc. grand
Elwari Donohrc. Christian SorN Mar arei fii
John Moarty petit cceny James Murphy. assault and
hat.
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coyERyMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - 1OA O'CLOCK
AND 1112 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
U s $50 Coupon, 1862 US 5s Registered 1881 49,,
~ 'i'Nf
u 800 Registered 1856! ~, 3 Us Currency zoos
FIRST BOARD-1Olo O'CLOCK A. NJ
Sa4es Of State Bonds-Railroad Bo,dS.Bans ana Kat
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CAIENDARS-THIs DAY.

surRRMR CoUgT-CHANBERs-BEApY. J.
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COVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. VCf'oOh r. MI
" g. 90 Registered. 1855 o. nos'''o'c"' 1901 7a
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details were as follows: :.
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aorth. w estern VI
CLOSE OF Bust

Ohio and Miss
100. .bcs3. 2p4
st Louis and l NJ
100. bc. 70
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-10
MINING STOCK REPORT.
Morning Board.

SATURDAY, January 9, 1875
SIS ophir, 295, 800 b3O, $50
3s65 Mexican, 70, II b3o, 50
14S0 Gould & Curry, 81, 81 y, G3 b5
170j Best & Belcher, So K, SO
$50 Savage, 1876, 1872, 1o6
pos Chollar-Potosi. IS, SO b5. 81 4
450 Hale 4 Norcross, GA, 66, 64]3
loss Crown Point, 46, As, 45H
Oh Yellow Jacket. 156. 159, lG0
4645 Imperial, 20, pos, q
1920 Empire Mill, 16, l54, 16
21O Con G H Quartz, Z, So
oq5 Kentuck, %. % =, 81
1ls5 Alpha, IS, Al b30, 39k
1895 Belcher, Sc, 81, 52}9
900 Confidence, so, 40. Al
$40 Con Virginia, 600, 100 b30, 100 b30
945 Sierra Nevada, 26, 25]1, 26
43O Daney, i, 81
400 California, $50, 100 b30, 725
65 Seq Belcher, $40, 1877 Z, l40
ESQ OvermaD, 81, 81 b30, 50
Qs5 Justice. 1870. $50, 175
APO Succor, 8, 81,
43O Union Con, 90, 81
2l15 Lady Bryan, II, 10&, 10
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-10
THE MINES.

interpretations have been formed
within the past month. The Silver
Central Consolidated Mining Com
pany was incorporated on Thursday.
This is a consolidation of the Car
son and Atkinson, adjoining the
Dayton:
The California will have a meet
ing on the Goth of January, for the
purpose of considering a proposition
to increase the capital stock of the
company from S10,S00,00 to S54 900,
600, to be divided into $40, 900 shares,
of the par value of 800 each. The
Consolidated Virginia will hold a
meeting January Goth, to increase
the capital stock from Sl0,S00,000 to
S54, 900, 900, to be divided into $40, 900
shares, of par value OF 500 each.
The Succor Mill and Mining Com
pany will meet on the Both of Jan
uary, when they propose increasing
the capital stock from Sl,140,000 in
22,S00 shares to SO, 420,0 900 divided in
6S, 400 shares of a par value of $50.
The Gould and Curry Mining Com
pahy Will meet on the 1otli OF jan
nary, 10 increase the capllal STOCK
from $4,000 to sic, 100000, divid-
ed into los, 900 shares OF par value
of 500. The Buckeye Mining Com
pany will meet January Goth to in
crease the capital stock from $1,000,
ooo IN lo,ooo shares 10 Sf,ooo,ooo
olVlded IN 4o,oUo snares Oh par
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