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Daily Republican., 1880-12-16

the ones that cheat by sub
stltuting one fur for another.
The caution we are giving
lyou is, therefore, III the
Interest of all reputable fur
riers. We have no conten.
tion with them, except in
the matter of price. Price
we govern to suit ourselves.
If we can make low prices.
that is our good fortune,and
lyour advantage. We do
make them as low as We can.
| You can do we'll enough
elsewhere; perhaps better
here. We are quite salts.
fled if you look at our furs
land compare as best you
lean.
Thtrteenth-street entrance.
Mems and boys fur caps.
We suppose there is not SO
thorough an assortment of
seal caps anywhere in the
city as we have. We don't
make the caps; butwe know
them. Some are seal and
some are mink, coney or
musk. rat dressed like seal
French seal they are called.
The French-seal may be
what you want; but you don't
want to pay for seal and get
musk-rat.
Northeast eorntr Of the store.
Gifts for school children.
There are manyschool- helps
now that boys and girls OF
twenty years ago knew
nothing about. They are,
some big and some little;
but they all cost very little.
The school-help counter is
one Of the busiest in the
store, because these things
are SO well worth having,
and cost so little.
Third circle, northwest from the centre.
But for all the boys and
girls, even the too little ones
fer school, there is nothing
SO right as a right book. Be
as careful as you can in
choosing it. 1t may make a
good deal Of difference in
the fortune of the child
whether you get a right one
or a wrong one.
There are so many stand
ards; you must do the
choosing.
Second circle, nor. hsast from the centre. Il
Wouldn't you like a clock? t
81 to $I5o. 6
entrance.
We have just opened a ,
irst-class jewelry stock; first !
class so far as it goes-gold .,
and silver watches, gold $
ewelry and miscellaneous
ewelry. OF fnger-rings we
nave a full stock; everything
else is in a state of part /
readiness. Goods are added +
everyday; and already the q
variety is not small. Mr.. I
Edgar c. Prosser, of the S
alto firm Of Bailey & Co., Il
md with that house twenty {
i've years, is in charge. +
NeIt outer circle. northwest from the centre. !,
In the china quarter are e
% many new and beautiful :
hings that it is difficult to a." y
oick them out in print. A .
glance of the practiced eyeilv
axes them in in an instant. :
>et US mention Sargama q g.
aience Limitation of sat y;
Japanese bronzes in :,
aid with gold and silver, u !.
embroidered a p an e S G IL
Greens, royal Dresden,
oval Berlin and royal Wor-
ester ware, alto relieve 4
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
JOHN wANAMAKER PHILADELPHIA

youi c''e''tioii strongly, i'll
new dinner set is wanted ne'
costs, here Sl4o; elsewb,ei
5000. If you wonder AT n
difference. we explain. VI
have bought so sets djrel
from the makers in Franco
nobody else buys so mani
nobody buys for so little,
The pieces are delicate AL
graceful in shape; the pa1
tern has the general charaI
ter OF the scollop,bu witho,l
breaking the continued
edge line. The penerI
effect is white sIipbti
touched with decoratiol
The decoration consists
light punches Of grasses all
flowers painted with a moi
delicate hand; and of bu4
terhies, which are arc !
bright and real, as if thd
we're actually flying in ii
summer air.
Northwest corner Of the building.
ALFRED WRIGHr's "Ger
anium Leaf" is from a SD
cies of geranium having
richer perfume than I'll
house plant, but of the sam
character. 1t is suppose
to be we'll known, which
isn't. 1t is highly approve
by those who like the odo
Nobody but you can ID
whether you will like this 1
any other odor, The mo.
popular Of all is "Mary Stu
art" but some persons did
like it extremely
Second ciroIs, northwest from the cenus.
Gloves. We have ii
four best makes Of ki
gloves, and a variety of Sd
called kid at lower prices
very good gloves, but nd
kid. Driving and labr
gloves in great variety, YO
have this advantage in buy
.ng here. You know wha
you get.
)utsr circle. Chestnut street entnEcs,
Handkerchief. Hundred
IF styles can be seen wIthoI
the asking; silk and line
We have to show them
his way, because you crow
he counters and make
to show them
he usual way.
Everybody knows by tn
ime that our handKerChIe
,urpass anything ever b
ore seen in Philadelpel
md everybody wonders th
We sell at such prices, v
laven't a part cotton hand
,erchief in the store.
ocond and third circles, sou.hWed 81
from the centIe.
Shoes, boots and slippef
I'm advertisement ought
ell what you don't Knd
.lready. You know that
Daily Republican., 1880-12-16
hE WARD.

@I EsfN FORA LAR|E LOAD OF
- L seJI sindlins Iood. OrJ,rs c,p
hs len Ut Gray Il BIOS, Second AID Eipe
streets: Jaaob Moore, at CIty Depo JOINS
Nilt"T, ltirR sun, ar at tie Psctor7 cOrnoi
- UriGl IirtS! sI,l SIpto :, ,Vppnc,
j. " 0ntnNEY.
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n. I. MINING STOCK ExCHA yGE SALES.
SECOND CALL-12:3O p. ".

ChTysOlifo lOrn silver u Crosse ohuhli, y,
100 23 II l775 2@OJ .t5 llO----.. 10
gonth RuIWcr ,aupahan'Ock shamrock 100. 4JO
o9G a. IN $40 .hS. ~ 100 50 LIS Navajo 49,
910 AZ so b3O. rs SOO...... l2j 5OU...... 81
Tnscarora 1000 N Belle Isle Amcric'n Fiag
2on "a BuckcVe 30 ..... 10 800. ..... 30
Incerne boo he. 80 China. virginia
lO1i '0'4'N 10 J0on IA 100 - . - $500 26j
300 80. rs Independence Great Faster "o'lsha"o
Moose 30 90 l9pusio ~ lO',. -: '"O
Bon ..sj. ll5 Granville 400 "a bechtei, 90
geo rs. l.lj 20O..-.- 20 Calaveras <OO--.--- 4'oO
800 bio. l.2O la crosse 2oo0 SO. -
800. be l.lO 300. be AZ 6yo..-.-- 81
2lOV .... As SOO.....- rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-12
MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY. April lip. n.

SUNDAY, April lip. n.
The mining share markets last week presented the
ammo General features as did the markets OF the pre-
ceding week-either dulness or weakness the char
acteristic of nearly every mining stock on the
market. Probably the mining interest, as repre-
sented by dealings IN shares, never VIII reach
healthy condition until the public more caIeIuny
discriminates between the shares OF capltan1eu
d" nrosnect y and those of a developed mine. Now
disappointment in the development OF a prospect
basas demoralzing effect upon the market value oil
the shares of really good and paying mine Us -, u
has upon those OF undeveoped prospects" Inc
publc needs to draw the line at the point where
a " prospect developes paying ore in quantities
sufficient to dignity tho property Win
the title of mine. Until then the mole
in the groundn has little more real value than
have the "prospeots".whioh have been no further
deyeloped than "surface indications" Inc STOCK
Exchanges il they are to permit the listing Oh tne
shares of capitalized prospects" as well as the
shares of Mines will do both the Exchanges ana the
public service by giving to each class dlstinc-
tive appellation.
The deaings yesterday were not exceptional 10
every other day in the week. AT the STOCK EA-
change Little Pittsburg declined to 49, Central
Arizona sold at 91207-this is a good mine, but It's
working ia impractieahe willie its ore has to be
carried seventy miles TO be reduced Standard rose
to 3119, and Sutro was steady at 2. At the Mining
Exchange the principal feature was the decline 10
SO for Hukill. The price of this stock is reachhg
q point where the investors i'll IL are likely TO &c
mand of the management an explanation, because because
certain large holders that its price could not
decline below 81. and because all the published
information from the mine Of the most cheering n
character. Climax ruled steady at 2.20UZ'oV;
Moose reacted 10 cents to ITO South Hlte W G
cents higher at 1.65, and Leadvilc sold at 2'sU ~
2.75 OF the Comstock shares, CALIFORNIA We
steady nj 2.GOO265, Consolidated Virginia SET
fling to 85 Gold Placer wns without sales, bnt It
was weak. south Bulwer declined from % to 4s a
81, aud South BQdie after decline OF GEMS 20
% rose to 3GG35 CaaVcras dropped from 81 10
so and recovered to sS0S7. Great Eastern after
declining 1cent rose cents and closed at a. ana
RappahannOck after declining to % recovered TO
% The market closed dull and generally weak
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Instrncli0M.
For Boys and Young Men--country.

For Boys and Young Men--Country.
CWITHIE G. SHORTLIDGE'S.M Media PENN,
Academy for young men and go bo SdvaDcea ana
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stas English Conversation Basnsss coesPOndss9os
s Suns 70 b HS %laS easeen eng
ves t9 gaGSHFs ana m HnrVard unvesy
graduated Media Penn Media Is ~ miles by raj a Lon r
snce ehaTtersrietiy ne sac Of an
intoxicating drinks The health record VI "0o~ "''
Fer Young Ladies-OountTy.
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Newfaven q. Mrs. L. Csdy, rrn Send for circular
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young La
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HAIt ksHd NsT IcE 2GSe SP
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LII enter at any nmej open during summer SZZo
per year; for catalogue w IL BANNISTElt a. Al:
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meD and Christian Influences thorough 10 ht for any col
lege OF business year send for Catalogues refer
10 old students: j. Flavel McGee. LII Judge John A.
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CtWARTHMORE COLLEGE, near Philadel-
- phia-Under OF Friends Both sexes admitted All
receive the College COur<esCasscai oien
fife English Normal Department. Preparatory and Model
Schools. particulars address EDWARD Ii. NAGlLLs
President. Swarthmore. Delaware Co. Penn
Miscellaneous.
A GRADUATE of Cambridge (England), for
IN mtry scholar college, desires toenter into partner
ship with the Principal OF wciestaDlshed hghclasS
school, would take sole management Ten years success
u experience tuition. Address Pest Office Box 10 Wind
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Address TOURIST. Drawer ID. D.. Philadelphia p. o.
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Corporation Sotitt5.


NOTICE.-Leases of certain Piers and Bulk
Of Docks at The E cAauc SlesiOJin, no
Il ! Broadway O TUESDAY. April IL. 1880.
information the "Cty Record, Tor sale az No.
2 City Hail.
NTOTICE.-Proposals for PAINTING the Free
IN Floating Bath will be received al the Office OF the Depat
For full information sec City Record" or sale at NO
City Hall
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS for two
~ reenenes viii be received al the O1c6 OF the
Fire Department untIl "Wednesday, April ~ 1879. 49,
For full information City Record for sale az NO. Cy
Hall
NOTICE.-Proposals in sealed envelope for
HYDRANT BOXES viii be received the ONCE Of the De
aItment Of Public Works until MONDAY April 10 1850
For full information sec City Record Tor sale at NO CITY
Hail.
NOTICE-Proposals will be received at the
IN Office of the Department OF Public Charities and Corec'
hes dry goods, lumber For full information. Bee City
Record for ssle at NO. City Hall.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. - Proposals
IN PAVING streets amt avenues VIII be re-
Office Of the Department Of Public Works until
WEDNESDAY, April a. 1880 For full information see
no CONTRACTORS Proposals in sealed
envelope for LAYING CRoT0N WATER MANS in
the Department o. Puolic WORKS until MONDAY, APRIL
TO- 1880 For Jul information CITY Record for sale at
Me- CITY Han.
ITO WATER PIPE MANUFACTURERS
III PROPOSALS for furnishing and delivering to the Dc
Public Works 800 tons OF straight Pipe ana 100
will be received at the Office OF the Department until
Apri 10. Is For full information sec City Record Tor
sale at No. 2 CITY Hall.
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After feverish and fluctuating market for tho
whole week the majority OF the share list shows de-
general causes and the stringency of the money
market, the special events of the week are likely
to have more seGt upon the future q prices thse
of the announcement that the Central and Hud601a
syndicate had closed, by sale, the remat1der ok
its stock.some 10 GOO shares was to advance tho
next Wednesday the street viii learn that IL has @
carry nearly $4,000, 600 Of Central and Hudson
stock, which before Sold but which being boz
now is much larger amount Of Central and Had
son stock held on speculation--0n mergin-than hnn
been the case at any previous period IN hve yea9.
Kansas and Texas Railroad Company IL almost cer.
tain to place the burden Of carrying some 10000
shares or more npon the owners Of the stock, the
stock i i 4; heretofore been borrowed while Tie
possibilities, II not the probabilities, Of next week.
For the last week the list OF strong shares nciud1a
those OF northwestern. St Paul, lake SHORE ana
those OF the Southwestern RAILROADS generally and
the coal stocks. As to the latter. snch replrfo -
ars 70 leak cnt the ra
onytbingp smt sn1 nea pr,se for goal
the companies shares. 1ks Essiss. dsS1 ~ "
Mtni1g Joa,nal. which has heretolorc fsken. sn6
stili does take cheerful Wow Of ths rFgo-
says: "a full production began On McndSv { ~
long Y will be continued 10 upcertata, h1f - 6
already talk OF 4 curtailment during He vk63 Q
thought that the production WIN IS ourisiIS4 6Ss.
ing May unless the demand should 1mnruVe - Gach
an extent Is to absorb oil the coal cozaiue . 6r
ket: The demand this weak hes len do -
We DO not ihink. however. i shss rs Suy ss ~
ing their normal wanta they ksve ke6f6 ~ =
during d. the past fsw. ysin q aazssgsSS1S 4 d
ysss s ass sssss. . b III
tnar the arrang0meut1 Ni0 ~ I'll 5S
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Cost ano 9oumo.

Cost ano 9oult0.
A advertisement FOR THE NEW-
IN YORK TRIBUNE WILL DE RECEIVED AT JHE
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st, 3US West Twenty.tnrd.str csrner Eightnave,
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2lSJ fIiriavc One gOurth5t
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o1ice II
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OST.-Bank book No. los, 1912, of the Ger
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by June 1880. application VIII be made Tor new
book.
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incnes and in the fifth level of the Iron Silver on
Anril 4. Hard blasting ground had been enconn;
tered. The main tunnel Of tho Roek showed
fonr feet of ore In the Bulbs Eye" Stone and
Lime indications were favorable Orc was struck
on the 9th in the bottom of tho main incline, ana
slxty.six tons were shipped on that date.
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The closing quotations Saturdi

State bonds were only less dull than for the pre-
ceding week, the total transactions amounting to
SO5, 900 against $1,000 for the previous week.
Louisiana cOnsols were about q per cent lower ct
5O12, and late sales of Alabamas class A, at 60
showed q decline of 17s DOE cent. Railroad honda
presented special features. With the pecnlativo
kinds prices followed the fortunes Of the share
market, while of the first-class investments tho
The following are the highest ana lowest prices
of some Of the principal representative railroad
bonds during the week, and the closing sales Sat-
urday and q week ago:
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Eegal Notlres.


The oGn OSa4y q B ASK n
R0sEN BACH. his wife, ISAAC. LAUTERBAcH and
p a 81 h&H and iE4S N
IGRBAH 59N n Plate P e Assgnes n gapTStGy
S 81 SMI SHN MENay
BOY LIE, THE BULLS HEAD BANK OF THE CITY or
GOULD, MosEs NAY, befendants0 su@mons A the
above named defendants Of them
copy your the plaintiffs attorney within
TIVE Sy 9 ass n @ case 81 oar % q
Judgment will BIO taken against you by default for the
80. 1870. joins Til FALL. Plaintiffs Attorney
0 abs aG se n o. adT &c N ~ wast & CITY
RosENBACI his wife, The foregoing summons s served
upon you by publication pursuant order Of the Hon
the state OF NewYOrk dated the Goth day Of March, 1885,
and ned with the comp the odce the Clerk Of the
House in the City Of New York Dated March 90 1850
Office and Poas es adarass p " Wa. Attorney
Mar22 1nw6wMon
NETWORK SUPREME COURT-City and
IN County Of New.York-JAMES n. BROWN, sole OK.
dnu goMS F2
ALICE B0CkJNdmAM wife Of JOHN d: BUCKINa:
s SPds o S M
tenanp detendants-s ummOns--ro the ABOVE named a.
feDdants You hereby summoned 10 the Complaint
se ss an ma sss sass q
S 4 q s ss
pInint-Datod fceyuGIy AZ iS7e, '''-''
ts srsSs fnd ope NS q WaS city,
Of the HOn Abraham LaSrenee, Iashce q the
sa VITA the so Ssis ss i Ss s ssE q
Clerk q me Gty and County New York st Tho co MI
R1s lswsEG - 1'''A 81 w Z Aisseilsy'
u
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Gnrnutan Aopertlsemenrs.

JOHN FRANKSEN g. CO.. cattle salesman,
Hull England Will be glad 70 receive eonsignmens OF
cattIe from America sell commission all c0nAgnments
Entrusted will have strict attention references
Hull Old Bank aud the London and Yorkshire Banking Co,
IInn
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90 n1hom it Map Concern

NEXT OF KIN HEIRS WANTED.-OW
IN Unclaimed Money Register has 1000 ntestatel
heirs advertised fOrsuDecIs OF Great BT tain from 1865
Price 81. RI CHARDSON q Co,
I'll Sansom.s ST.. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-12
Grates aiI0 .fen0ers.


CRATES AND TENDERS.
The largest manufacturers low and hat low Crates for
either softcoll, with dumping shaking attach
brass open FirepIaees with andiroDs and basket
CRATES fires Tenders Fire and Coal Holds
antique and modern designs wholesale and retail
Estimates given 10 builders contractors snd architects
J. \. CoNOVER CO. 360 ana 1903 Canalst N y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-12

Fer Young Ladies-Oountry.
AN English. French and German Boarding
IA and Day Schoo for young ladies, West End institute
NnU iiaveI CT Mrs s. L. CanY, Prin Send for efeulaf
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Two SELFISH Enthusiastically any
two living men differ more widely in
their general characteristics than two Of
the men who are now seeking a nomi-
nation for the Presidency from the two
great parties of the country. But wide
asunder as Tilden and Grant are on all
ordinary questions, they nevertheless
bear striking resemblance to each other
in this, that each one is striving with all
the powers he is master of to force him
self upon the party against the party's
will. They both see that the masses
everywhere are repudiating their claims
of another nomination. A nomination
of either would so handicap their res
pective parties that success against q
popular opponent would be impossible.
Tiiden cannot muster his full party vote,
and could hope for no aid from Republi-
cans. Grant could carry no State but
such as are strictly Republican, and all
talk about capturing some Southern
States is the simplest kind of bosh. To
see these two men pitted against each
other would be one of the remarkable
events of the century; neither. could
command the party strength, yet each of
them is perfectly willing to imperil his
party's success in order to crafty his
personal ambition. 1t is curious sight
for patriots to look at and ponder upon.
Lancaster Pa. New Era.
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The World for 1880.
'"O"DS LIVER INvIGORAToE

Democrats everywhere should inform themselves
carefully alike the action their party through
out the countrp and Of the movements Of their Re
publican opponents 4 failure to do this IN 1910
contributed greatly to the loss by the Democracy
of the fruits Of the victory fairly won at tile polls.
The year 1880 promises to be one OF the most IN,
teresiilg and important years of this crowded anu
evcntfu century. 1t will witness PreSidenn,al VA,
election which may result in rc-establishing the
Government Of this country on the principles OF
its constitutional founders, or in permanently
changing the relations Of the States TO the Federal
mower No intelligent man can regard sucn an
election with indifference. The WORD as the only
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New York which upholds the doctrines OF consti-
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Democratic party in this great canvass. IT WIN 40
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Ing the organ of no man, no clique and no intcreet,
will present the fullest and the faircst plctureN
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ANOTHER GREAT WHALE.-A whale,
with the assistance Of q steam tug, has
made this port, and now lies on Hills
Wharf. She is fnback whale, eighty
feet in length, with an estimated weight
of 100 tons. She drifted into Province
town harbor last Thursday, and, when
between Truro and Long Point, was over.
taken by whalemen, captured, and slain
by means of bomb lance. The fnback
whale is swift runner, but not a great
oiler. Until the bomb lance, which is
fired from a gun, and explodes in the
flesh of tue whale, was invented, this
species of whale was not sought after.
To use whaleman's expression, "They
could not be held to-" This whale was
towed from Princetown by the steam tug
Winch, of Boston, and the whole ex-
pense-whale towage and cost of getting
into present situations said to be about
81, 200. To draw her whaleship outupon
dry land required twenty.eight Of MIR.
Weaver's horses. The whale is exhibited
under a tent, and Capt. Dyer, An old
whaleman, makes whatever explanation
the visitors require. 1t is estimated that
the blubber Of this whale will produce
forty barrels of oil, to which production
the carcass will be devoted sooner or
later, according to the temperature, If
the cold weather continues the body will
emit little odor for week or more
Prof. Jencks, of the University, wishes
to add this specimen, or its skeleton, to
his collection, and it is reported that he
will attempt to raise by subscription,
money enough to buy it. The whale
will remain on exhibition so long as the
weather will permit This is not the
whale exhibited in New York. that one
was male; this is female. A large
number Of persons visited the tent yes
terday. One person remarked, pointing
to the back fin: II suppose that is his
ear" And another, looking at the mon
ster's mouth, the jaws of which are ten or
twelve feet long, was of opinion that
Jonah had no difficulty in going in
Providence r. ~ Journal.