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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21

Wall Street is wbtre money is made rapidly. You
NAV realize hundreds of dol by investing 500 IN
stock operations through the reliable house of Alex
lrothing lam X Co.. brokers. - Wall-st.. New
York Their W~kiy Financial Report gives iull III
formation and h. sent free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21
nRAzIL corFEE MAnKEr

RIO IAyrIno yov 10 - onee-M,rket animated: prices
very Rio 900 $500 Der 10 kiiOs
EXCHANGE ou luu0Vr- 2 I'D.
rAATus. Nov s-Corco-Aiarket animated prices nrm
superior -aEt0s 6.s0Oa 5000 Iels per 10 lios
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rirer, Tesseis and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
THURSDAY. Nov. 20. is

ASHES-Quiet. unchanged 49,,
COFFEE-io quiet, but hrm FAIR Cargoes 10 &C; "a
9G- barsex CIV AMI 5J bags santos ex " Der
, on private terms Mid Grades quiet unchanged Java,
p. IA Zoe. MaTaca4D.. IO-eG SC
COTION-Spot Cotton Was quiet and ,sc lover SAFES
a, ba 1877 an for consumption delivered on
contract bales receipts At Tie ports owing 10 the
-fuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21

HAVANA Nov. 2n.-Spsnish gold ~ f239ia EXCHANGE
ar but -feadv on states, days gold. - =
premium. sight TO- 9d9is premium ON London -
l.ls premium Paff-, 1 premiuu. nIm.
one nd hand holder t0dav "a rcas gold per
arrobr for l. Clsyed, Is reals 90 Centrifugal
D. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21


KrGn n 81 e.a % ugsy ~ wien nd hs -. a. p, me
o aad M, ~ s5 ias ios 81 Il is cS.sr crng'd nlnds
"a ao' 20 zoe c.rni rates o eseraar ne aissri is-s.
rned aarl 10 er. srme coaccs.iols prices but
Wien M nd ,aiis 10 iaf r.' ,s, ,1 tq E1 sbs,r
Vows -nd nc4 ul or ,.'n price, ~ tIe sas c,s -,
Ing ws apparent everywhere ts-slaag RED Beei 50
hoe .och a. cold week ago TODAY al D. Ue oolgh &C.
sALs E--Kasept- ~e.e 1888 led So a; 6.tiist, 30 at
W-sil 10, AlfAei aua - q. .s-y 10y l.ee W.
saaa ,4r narx.t va. active lli prices raled usy
Ciras.ess at ssGsa.c. F-d caiys a. sq &C.. Hevy
s.a,' aud West IA -ge.rls a. te -.e. az, an
ordinary % th"ce Ngal@ ~ 90 - - very lev
an. chr, DO. ~ wn-t iaey waaie Ae.' je.seg Ah.
lay lay Sc lei. s ~, .s ,i a --' '"'
'.'i" ,'...i. an sod. ss oieas-ers 27s d. al
ge e. ois SOD 81 sues coul' t'a ~ 70, t a. ~ ~ 10
ao ' I'' :, &c. = II I'd a 20 5 81 B. 80, w.
co1lob. t2-c: - 10, %, ID. al 2.c DO, $40 n, at
-s, eariine- 4sg d. a. 'sc sa-. 10 %. az s,2e -
beaa9h cars al Jersey c.y and 10 cars inst ana
tTal Road Y IA. I,lal since saluiday, l9,i25
had. against 265ls head tr me s'rIesIo Ha.n NM
weather aud dcuianl. N Vas GOOD, aea lay
provenen Dressed Meat m-rset ENCOURAGES hnteners
ad al Wiling % gaTen-'e OF r s.h va. t 1a
delay in getting the oes IN a. 5O.n.i aenee late 9arse
oer s were AZ Tor Poor u PRIME with half carloads
81 once Pennsylvania Weshors Alr Hollis for export At
5i.e5 c. Lambs rsn sed sith deck DAD Of
aHuHHa New N "
sri - r.. report pretty god Dressed sheep 5G
&C. ana dressed Ian1s u 1Gerc-
Hall nbe,k e sold 6Othst. ~ state sheep, 90 y,
37s; - 40 ecu Isl az = 70 per neal 70 az - 10 81 -.
90. IA. 80 TO-, lu2 n. AZ tsc II dos 5 70,
Al a.. 81 do 8s n al 4ec; 40, 10 u, ar 4.ei o..
D. &C. ii Northern Canada 100 D., at "a lcA -
do. = D, a. &c - co. 70 To- ~ "a % 40 10 i-.ll
LAMBS Jew -ls-D n. al isc la 10. ~ De- 40 % 81
do ,s L. - 80 b. do 81 ID, AZ
5s.c - do n 5ic- 10 do = 70, Al Jsc; . 10. -
5a.c Northern Canada sJa D. AZ - fU a. do.
III ID al s. 70: Us, aO - q, az Pc; AZ. do O o, az
- So gg8 DO "a H. al - do 20 10. - IS us
Ca.ana DO % 10 al DC.
BUicnl-ck Dewey sold "a state Ewes ~ D. az 3 &C;
% ao lOl -; I6I STATE Lml ~ ID AZ "; 81 d.,
JsGa Bingham sold a. JERSEY CIV j. state lives
81 ID al ~ Jersey ~ D. AZ 'sri US state sheep
- ~ af &c: gJs sheep ami Lambs 81 o. a sc, oo
So T.r,6s : : Al Sc
Es.e h Pdcocx % d. 10 Ohio sheep IS u; AZ sic 81
40 "a M al -. 10 DO 8s . D. 40 Be; Is Jersey Ewes
IN M Al &c % Do l28 n, al &C Il do lJ9 D. AT &C.
N.vsrou A Homes sold. Indiana -hreD * %, at ac
* -vlvni d. so &C., 100 do. l2l ~, at 5lr
5 ohio sneep Laun-, 80 70, at oc "a Pennsy vanis
Lamb. To- al &c
~ Holman Sold 30 Jersey ives, 20 ~ at Sac.
Ego sold "a Washington MaAet II Jersey Ewes ana
Bucks lO3 n a. 20 % cara of 90 heasal cars N Ter
HOSS-leSe ~ icb c1iS melinda ~ 80
sey yliy ana car - W -. -. 80 s1.r"i "a 90,
stock. As ne IAis Oh tie oiA ~'' az.
reached ne an at on bs.p Y' Tor s'r I'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21

The foreign exchange market was strong. ana
- The following are the revised quotations (;
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Buslness gnaHces.

S5OOO APARTNER with So 600 E %sD5ed
bsinrss gwen three TIA has always
very ,uocesu there None ned sppy BAT hosr hayns
Above command. Best reference fcs
qu red aud given Address A. b. Irluune Oihce-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21
Cost ano founo.

OST-On Nassau-st.. between Bank OF
- Commerce ard corner OF Wall and NassaHsts
Cheek NO or drawn by A. A. DtaAr on Foorth Naonal
Bans. for ~. 7o2'oa0
heck sass. drawn by L D. Alexander & Co. ON Ma
Bank Of Commerce. fof $500.
,233, drawn by Chase a Atsins on BANK OF
New-Nork. y. IS A.. Tor -. 100.
cnees No ~ 1855 drawn stout & Co linton
Banx. for - ,4nlIitoo-
Check No 5,5Z3, dfaw1 OY lA~AIL Adams & CO. on Ma
tional Bank Of commerce, for $500.
No l3.3O2 drawn BY suisse Importers and
finders National ianh. for $500
Cheek 40 TO-, ST. drawn oy Prince Whitley Bank OF
New-NOrk. y. %. -. for -. 40
Above irawn order OF Van .mburgh After
lndO Sod The nnoeF VAL be- uDei ally
wArded returning them ~
VAN EMBURGH ArrERBURY.
80 New u.
New-York. November 20. 1879.
| OST.- Bank book No. 95.9S6 Of the Ger
A. savings Banx The hHdr l. requested 70 leave
Al restored beforr ta- lrt % De-
c.mber 1879, application VIII be 10 the ban& Tor
book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21

Government bonds were dun nut sirong. ! ne
total a.at the Boards amounted only tO1l0J, 600,
distributed as follows: $50 600 c0apOn 4 LIS az
IOGis and $4,000 coupon A. 1T lO3ls and
81 0aO registered ar 1854 The following are
-. ......- llnnfaf ions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21
ceaal Notlces.

DAWSON, EDWARD Fin pursuance OF
IL an fOmpkur rservsi. e-q Surrogate II ITO
Of icnmona notice H. her.uy gsea 20 al pos-oas
having tlio
Town o. Castegon COMFY q shmono de assi 70 'r- NJ
Arrtn, Q, &c suu~cfl1ef A. Der
Mace of iransaciing hr ~ office 4
Wa Kls 4 FOKs rhI. $50. 8, Wallri- in the Cyo New
York 18Th af pr rrxL-lars trtaur
20. 1 SO. CuAhLoAlE p DAN i''N.
lawomFn EAteGifi2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21
Miscelldneous.

DATENTS. LABELS, CAVEATS.
i MUM 8 Co. 80. 81 PArSrow. New York rropieiors
o The scientific American 81 expert as lciris
pas1ts Handbook Paerts. via iuA dir ct'ns al
aivce free.
MILL some kind hearted gentleman give u
w poor young aiic and unemployed an old Ovor-
eo.tf Plpaso s..aress HlD6NA. Tribune Olcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21

TN. 1dI.
ELINT & PERE MARQUETTE REORGAN-
LAYTON Ho.ers q he Sonsonda,ed sonas 81 ~, -.
past due courons ana interest bonds with either Of the io
'0"'' asfehaals Exchange National Bank Ne-York.
DEIF'osiTED aAs BEEN LIATrEU To DEcEMBEG l.
'''' FRANCIS HATHAWAY.
&C. BROWEiI tomm pts,
49, - v POST Chairman.
Ofi-e OF the COMMITTEES. p Nassan-st \. Y.
GAS STOCKS & City R.R. Horse and ElvtN
u stocks a Bonds bought g sold f LEVITT 3roee-..
GAS STOCKS.
Al and BROOKLYN sas soe.. and also all tini,
GEO. II. PRENTIs-. - BROAD->r.. Y.
oFFIcE or rsK EMPIRE MINING MILLING CoMPASY.y
SALT LAKE CITY Utah. Nov .ls30
NOTICE Is hereby given, u whom !, may
thar no transfer s SS oe9n as .a as
by L. A. vas PRAAG, financial Of the company. 49,
''i'"D ~ wM MCKAY. President
secretary aud Treasurer
DAILROAD SECURlTIES.-Whe ycn
ssn to ns o or f ie Ssss an SsTYE Mem
THE BODIE CONSOLIDATED MINING
Eansie books % 'sS S con Pc, VIII "
IAfBIXw q co. 40. II pine It. Equitable Building
La '''--' ~ c. = LAIDLAW. lstant-seerelary.
THE decree value of the FIRST Mortgage
Rond New YORK. aud osvegD HlilAnl >lb 10
for ar and interest bond 600
with all coupons The subscriber viii pay the $3.50
Of one per now the holder deposit bond
the upon payment OF upon Jar
value.
The undeposied Receivers rnoates viii be cashed with
accrued interest Now "a. 1879 less = oi per
Schedules with numbers aud handed
In W houi delay the subscriber the right % stop
receiving Receivers Deot sthoat further
notice g. ~ JDhDAN Chairman.
Two INVESTORS.
sewn PEI cent SOrearj fret bonds NewYork
WOO haven a..d Rockaway sracl 1airtad Company.
/ or price. deIailed information &C. appv %
DODGE. POTTER CO.
"a PinesL
rTiO HOLDERS OF COLUMBUS, CHICAGO
4 AND INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY
coz -OLIDATED FIRST MORTGAGE LoNDS-Hod-
els ~ Union Trust Company receli q f0r O.. ana g
Agreement sch = 1873 who have rot yet s4rnci lie
urlemrnfafy agreement OF August - 1878 are rellesi
10 o onre have their ee titoate- amied a. The
Ohi,e of il.e IN o. Trust CONF any. 4,
The committee have q the oonGs liaced nnd T
one aud tIf iut r.ri OF thc uoAdAo aefs
requires that they resp n 20 me present eau vi n
pfamplfss. 80 al i4u committee maI uo abe. az Tie
fnrfLsr Iudr Harlan. De elutr y,
20 exhibit le uOndhoiers proper posilon u comp
tie nr vrilc .e t IA nee ana winch te
for ht Ont "a no Don h0lhei VINO no"
Nefs larA ran any verfua advantage by ~ doh r
-InnfI.fufa arrfcufu tau hf urt no TIE
IN "a ~ ihr Unon rust Company II nioAdwaf. AMI \
| i-ALlN g.. 40 ga 81 .,,-,>
s5s. Sy.s!%Hi.5! ssi.g Committee
| NEw.YoAK. Aov. 10. 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21
THE HIGHLAND CHEF MINING CO.
.LEADTELZE,
S3OO.OOO

FIRST MORTGAGE Z PER CENT BONDS
OF THE UTAH AND PLEASANT VALLEY RAIL
WAY At - AND iNTEREST
HAVING suLD LARGE AMOUNT OF THE ABOVE
RAILROAD BONDS. WE SOW OFFER THE REMAIN
DEh OF THE TOTAL ISSUE or 100000. MORTGAGE
not only covers 90 MILE, OF COMPLETE ROAD but all
he VALUABLE. INEXHAUsTA Bile CDKING COAL
AND LUMBER LANDS OWNED By THE COMPANY.
This Il the only COKING COAL und west Of the Rocky
Mountains weoan. from personal knoweigr fully recon-
these bonds 10 investors.
SHELDON & wADSwORTH.
RANkERS. 10 WALL STREET.
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SinaHrlH.

kVA&TED.-ijy "a gentleman who controls
W capital AMI who has rla e, w..l 20 sril iast1,
Ton is city for cr-.if asoc'f1 hsgirr $500 ~
--i.flO 90 cashier D.uAiHy hnusc nrfn - -
Established IN prominent mining f1wi be- cnao rlrfe
an institution % tna mUru ncfsel mcsf t1t-f1cDrg
references Hlll be- required and given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21
Diuioeno Notltes.

OFFICE or THE HoHrsrAKK MINING Co,
No. 81 BROAD ST. NEw- YORK, NOV. s. 1879. }
dividend NO. II.
The regular MONTHLY Dividend of THIRTY CENTS
PER SHARE declared for October payable tho
ONCE Wells Fargo q Co.. No 65 Broadway. the .otR
inst Transfer books close on the 2Oih inst.
II. 3. PARSONS.
Asst Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21
5dulra5 Ddnd5.

ITNION DIME SAVINGS INSTI1 UTI0N.
u BROADWAY. 32D--T an 6rHAVE
Omen daily 10 20 B. MONDAYS and saturday,. 10 n 7.
JND. ". BHllIyN, President
GARDNER :. CHAPrN. Treasurer.
CuAAE. r.. -fRAGuE secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21


Rooms 81 o. 50 ioree Buihing
No. l 5 Broadway, Nrw-YOfk. Nov Is, lhTe.)
DIVIDEND No. 1.-The Board Of Trustees
~ have thi- dav declared DIVIDEND go. 80 of
CENT The tO.u0OnOO capital stock n this
pany s-OOOOO yer share OF the nrst
the 2Jth inst.
Transfer books close November go reopen Novem-
Der IS. DRAKE DE- kA1, secretary.
LITTrF PIrfsBUBG CONSOLIDATED MINING CowPASY.l
l13 and ll5 BsO DwAY NRW-f oRK. Nov. -, l-sa
DIVIDEND NO. THE Board of Di e-tors
~ this declared dividend OF 10000 zone
Hundred Thousand D0ia being per share par
mouth " OvcnDcr 1873 able at the
company and after December ]. Transfer
books viii close November "a ana reopen December
GEORGE e. LYMAN. secretary
PESNsYLvASIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREASURES DEPARTMENT
PHILADELPHIA nov. q, l-T9.l
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS has this day
Il declared SEMIANN UAL DIVIDEND % rM Q-AND
ONE.HALF PER CENT the capital STOCK of he COM
pauy payable and N November 20 %
registered he books s OcoHrr -.
JOHNsD TAYLOR, Treasurer.
OFFICE OF TIE BOARD or DIRECTORS
AMERICAN EMPRESS co. NEw-i oRK Nov 10. 1871
rI'he Board of Directors or THIS company hayS
i tins day declared DIVID END OF TWO DOLLAR r. ts2
fer books Wi closed from n 18Th Tag Of
J. ). KNAPP. secretary.
SAN FRAScIsco. Nov. II, ls.0
THE BODIE CONSOLIDATED MINING
share PAYABLE Oicr u LAID ow & Co, y fiucst,
New York December l all issued rom the New
transfer agency Transfer books close th INST ut and
open 2d proximo W IL d. LENT >ecirtiry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21

l4OuiSNe u Nhru.
consOi "a. 1898 III Ills
Lou'v. & Wash. "A
m. - gold. iSS3lOOA oil.
LOW h h asn.Cec.
B'ch -. 1907 loo 1O1
Nashville .NDecat
Isl -. 1900. Jog \ --
Lake Erie & W'n
LIST 81 1919 ..-.. S2
LAT. Brn & Nun.
Isl Gs 1919 ----- 81 w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-21

spot and NovemDer 81 2. December Al 2sss January,
SO February, = 80. No. Red Wabash. II 20 80.
Amber Illinois, 81 3D. Corn steady No = i1ie Ne" t5c.
December New, Ale; Rejected. 42c; New Al Ac. oats
nrmer No . sc. Clover seed Prime. - 10 asked - I'D
I'D. At close Wheat n fair demand % Red Winter
spof II l95 December q % p Al 3 & February
Il 500. Amber Mlchigan, December 81 80. teceipts-
neat i2OOU bush. Corn. g. 20 BUSH OaiS, 5000 bus
smpneuts-W Wheat 3JOIu bush; Corn 10000 bushi CATS
4 NJ
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-08-30
Another Railway Bridge for Nj
agara River.

In 1915 the Lewiston Suspension Bridge
Company and the Queenstown Suspension
Bridge Company were organized, the first
on this side and the second on the Canada
eide of the Niagara River. They built a
highway Suspension bridge at Lewiston,
and maintained it for some time. 1t 5Iew
over one dag and was never repaired. The
ruins OF the structure still remain ir the
foTra Of masonry on each side of the nv
er, and one cable still suspended. The
oswego Palladium says that the Rome,
Watertown and the Great Western Gan
ada railway companies have bought the
stock OF the Old companies above named
and formed a company with $1,0O0,000
capital to build bridge at Lewiston. The
work will se begun Immediately. The
bridge viii be one of the finest of the
kind in the world. The river at the point
to becrossed is 800 feet wide. The bridge
will be steel truss structure of one spaD, ]
and will be arailroad and highway bridge. |
The object Of the parties in interest is to |
accommodate the local trade of the Rome, |
watertown and fOgdensburg road and |
that of the Northern New England and |
West
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-08-30
Fiat yestsc.a, Ruat snryman.

e =. a.s e. - -.
Gentlemen" said a Kentucky Judge
to the Jury ins murder case, have you
agreed upon yerdict?"
eve have" made answer the foreman
At this moment twelve men in 'ne
audience rose, pulled out their shooslng
irons, and covered each man in the ooA'
There was an omiuous silence IN 'he
court broken at length by the voice OF
the Judge from behind the desk where he
had dropped:
aaentlemen, the dignity O. the law
mus. be expected. The first great prin-
cioles of Justice and Jurisprudence must
"a sh.,, be maintained at all hazards.
No con find the prisoner at the bar guilty
or not guilfy?"
The foreman looked athis fellow Jurors.
They glanced nervously at him. There
was hurried consultation that lasted less
than half minute, and then the foreman
spoke up like little man:
Mot guilty. your honor"
And thus did they emphasize the funda-
mental principle of jury's prudence
Puck.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-08-30
Madimen as Writers.


Here is hint for superintendents Of
American mad-heuses The innovation
has been introduced recently in the great
Vienna establishments. A Autographed
newspaper, published in the Institution is
contributed to by the inmates. Those pa.
tisnts for whom this slight mental exer.
else can only be beneficial, send articles
and essays on the questions of the day,
ana it is only fair to say that it would be
comfort TO readers if7some of the matter
published in the Vienna newspapers by
people generally considered sane were as
clever and well-written as some of these
letters. Those who are afflicted with any
monomania may ventilate their decisions
and support their convictions by argu.
ment and example in the columns of this
extraordinary paper. The logicemployed
in an article in recent number (says q
correspondent by one gentleman to dis.
prove the belief of an other TINT his beard
was of heather and required constant wa
tering, was so faultless and incisive as to
have done credit to Regius professor of
moral philosophy. Alas! he himself
firmly believed that his nose was made Of
sugar, and to prevent its getting wet, and
constantly melting away, always drank
through straw. Had he only been able
to apply his logic to himself he would
have been cured.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-08-30

Senator Jones OF Nevada, in recent H.
terview, paid the following tribute to the
Western miner: mining is magic op-
Grafton; it involves all the sublimlty and
Tragedy of life. You are Monte Christie
to-day and perhaps sitting on the bare
rocks Tomorrow with q pick In your hand
and grub stake of $50 from some kind
friend, looking hopefully into the riddle
OF the mountains face. believe, however
that most men are more manly at mining
than at any other pursuit. You see poor
chap without change of clothes sleeping
In hut, no woman near him, and cooking
his own feed, yet with the dream of i'm
mortal riches in his mind and the cour.
age to go OF, week after week, driving
his pick and shovel and cartridge into the
hill. There is nothing mean about him
he has hope which Is the essence of relig.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-08-30

CALIFORNIA Elias.
" tic Truss Co. w.
J. Horne, Pronrietcr-
Dear Sir:-I feel that {
owe it to yoa anl 10
humanity to wri,s he
fact that | have been
Substantially Cured nx
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-08-30

It Ia somewhat singular that during the
pedestrian mania which has been raging
so long in San Francisco it has not &C.
Cured to anyone to enter some China
men for purse We have in this State
class Of Chinese peddlers who are accus.
toned to ravellong distances. and also
to carry weight. The burdens these fel.
lows habitually bear areTemarkable. The
ordinary vegetable peddlers frequently
have from $50 to 200 pounds in each of
their baskets, while the laundry men
carry about equally heavy loads of damp
clothes They start on the trot early in
the morning, and with brief intermisslon
keep it,up until night. With the practice
they have they would undoubtedly be very
awkward competitors in walking match
to test endurance, and we think it quite
probable that good many of them could
make the white pedestrians look foolish.
1t would be worth while 20 ascertain how
long one of these people could keep up
tie steady Jog trot which is their habitual
pace. They might 60 with or without
weight, but series of pedestrian matches
in San Francisco which omits the China.
men altogether clearly cannot give the
world an adequate idea of the resources
of the Pacific coast-Record- Union.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-08-30
English Miners Advised to
EmIgrate.

LONDON, Aug. IA conference of del.
eeates representing two hundred thous.
and miners was held in Manchester yes
terd8v. Mr.. Macdonald president Of the
nonference, pointed out that there was
some opening for miners in tie United
Ststes. IS during the recent depression
in the mining industry in Pennsylvania
and elsewhere number OF men sought
other employment. A resolution was
unanimously passed in favor OF emigration
to the United States.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-08-30

feel under increased obligations for the
patronage SO literally accorded me as the
successor of the old and successful house
of VIM. B. Hooper & Co., and while ac-
knowledging this fact, allow me to add that
those dealing with me will find as compile ie
q stock Is was ever offered By the old firm
with all that is new and desire ble in add.
ton. c>,pv
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-08-30
Sales Of Ores

Gold, Silver, Copper or Lead, will be
made at highest possible rates for account
Of owners. My long experience and con-
ncction with BUYERS in the different mar
kets give me very decided advantage over
any one in the Territory in making such
sales to the Profit OF those entrusting them
to me. Correct and responsible assays
obtained and submitted when desired.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-08-30
Gold Dust

Gold and Silver Bullion, Cnited States
Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers
Warrants, Bankers Drafts and Good Com
mercial Paper, Grain, Hides, Wool and ali
Territorial and Mexican Products bought
at value for Cash; or advanced on as may
be desired.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-08-30

D r. SPIN Ely 4 CO.
No II Kearny street.
TREAT ALL CHRONIC AND Special
4 diseases.
YOUNG MEN
Who may be suffering from the effect
OF youthful fOllies or indiscretson win de
Wen To avail themselves of this, the creates.
boon eyer laid st the feet Of suffering I'm.
mainly: DR.. Spinney will g,.arantee ia
los'elt five hundred dollars for every case
Oh weakness, or private disease of any kim
OF character, which he undertakes and fail,
to cure. 1917
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty
sixty VINO are troubled with too frec,ien,
evacuation Of the bladder, 0fseu aeeornpaa
.ea ny shght smsrting or burning sense
tion' ana weakening Of the system In .
uaiiher the patient eanROs account for. De
eAAuiiing the urina-y deposits q ropy scd
lHent VIII often b. found, and sometimes
sniaii particles OF albuIRen will appear. o,
inc Color will be OF thin milkish hue
again changing TO dark and toruids an
pearahce: There are many men who die
OF TINS diihculty ignorant of the eai1se
Thicn ID the second stage of sc rinsl weak.
ness. DIR. 8. viii guarantee perfect cnrs
IN IN MI sueh cases, and healthy restoration
| OF the genito-urinary organs.
onice hoafs-l0to and G TO 8; Sunliavs
ION ~ 10 III a. m. Consultation free
lhor0ngh examination and advice, IS.
| Cahor address DR.. SPINAEF Il co.
0o-uj No. II kearny street.. San Francisc
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-23

Among the most reliable and popular
houses in Shreveport is that OF HENRY
DREYFrs & SoS, successors to Raphael
Kahn & Co. They are dealers in dry goods
clothing, boots and shoes, hats, gents tur-
ni.hing goods, carpets, ladies dress goods
staple and fancy goods of all descriptions
We personally know both til" partners III
this house. and it is with special pleasure
that we recommend them to the public
AZ honorable gentlemen and good mrr
chants, who will give satisfaction. Ihei'
place of business is on the corner OF lex"
and Market Streets. So'ot
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-23

HOMER, La, April %, 1879.
To my Friends and the Public
generally:
I wish to inform you,
through the GUARDIAN, that
l will, in a few days, receive
my Spring and Summer stock
of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes
and a fine assortment of Hats,
and especially Ladies', and a
general assortment of fall kinds
of goods. / shall, as hereto
fore, offer all the advantages
possible, and use none but
honorable means to convince
you that l am deserving OF
your patronage.
ALEX. VEIL.