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, 1880-03-22
MARINE NEWS.
Wing.Dams Suggested as q Remedy
for the Lime.Kiln Crossing.
Resume Of Shfpbnilling md Repairs at
Cleveland.
Navigation Prospects on Lakoa Superior
and Ontario.
A Liberal Budget of Port and General
Notes.


L1ME-KT.Ns CROss1N0.
Tho fAct that tho larger clasa OF lnko vessels
Experienced considerable detention, to sny moth.
inY Of additional expense for tug hire In coBo-
Qucncn Of a low atnEu Of wntgr ut tho outlet Of
Lake St. Clnir during tho fail months Of tho soa.
SOIL Of 1919. sstggcsta inquiry ns to tho cuuso Of
tho trouble. Tlint 1t WIN hugely owing tn tho
depression nj wntcr surfncG common TO nil tho
tho lnkca docs mot ntlnlt 1T n doubt. hit I.
cAusa tnhy nso bo found In tho deepening OF tho
channel ut tho Ltmo-1 1tltns. At this runt n rock
ledge hntcrilcs tho Detroit 1ttvcr, for,ninK at,
obstruction To navigation In every respect Sim
ilar to drnH, anti cut,acQuontly rnpid current.
Tho parttal removal Of this obstruction In
crcascs:tho wntor-way by on'nrging tho cross
section. OF tho river, and. owing 10 the
slight fnll, lowers tho watcr surfaoo
e 1or distance u. stream, possibly gvcn to Lake
r.. Clhir. slinuld the provo to 6e tho case, and
of i remedy for tilo wi viii iot 10 olt e paeo.
strueton ot weat., To serve us as a. etns 1,,a u9 Of
EhoaI: THO 6erott i.lverha, iow sh!ftinK s..,s, d.
ahofs aoit stsnso G%el;w % tic Line LINZ -Kii"s' iiSs
drs!rtsi depth of watcr nove thcti. Tha!r coli. '.
strnetion would be Inexpensive na compared
Sf nvxs feS oatsy sane s. M to sn!Ste
syatcm nt ope1sinas ] Tl,csa winx.lan,s, sSv'a.as
too, wod serve The Mill llionai PURPOSE of iiiain.
rvor ais e r resssxs sxs Se e wes Seou u y s ss
westerly winds which lowor tho water at tic
'zt es Of pacsS Se t,cA Es " Ft n
l island. jlst beow tho rallroad bridge. a why
,nd1,t, ,am from s,oay lsanl IN southeastcr'y d.
re,nnt ,,o to as fS rock % ESef noted upon the Gov
permanent DUN, throw sufficient wntcr Into tic
Inaln shanncl to provide for I'LL tho present no-
perlirs It my 60 dccmrd sdvSRitto ]1t' n Gina ay,
, 1880-03-22

Tho freight on tho grain cargocs OF tho atcan.
bArgp I1ttlo ard her consort Ely, delivered al
Erjr FROM trolcfc amour, ~ +o =, 7so
Iho steamer Alhska VIII resume her rcgular
trips to sandusky md tho Islands on April !.
Mnrdryn Wcduca,yovs oui F,3dova Atto- r,,ra
~, Iii ,,sn ss,, = 3 3AA'oi ''u'
hne VIII 1naAo ua!'y trPs.
Hurry Hin pchard, has peon brought 10 Do.
troIt from Wtni1sor. and Will hnvo n ho,,or mn.
t.I. n..''s aiI wiz INV uune' wv
III ma DO ntteu Tor towing on tho sasina"
Riv0r.
, 1880-03-22
WHITE LAKE HARMON.

Capt Joromo McI,ride. Of the stuRn,-bargo T.
". Shook, reports tho hurbor at White Lake to
bo in woFse condition than ever before since
tho pcrmRtlont piers wore built d bnr 200 feet
long and extending from pier To pier has formed
at tho Lnke Michigan enl OF tho harbOr. Upon
this bar tho present depth OF Wnter Ia scAnt Gtno
foot. Unless tho 0ovornuent Engineers should
ortier drot'GlnE loHo soon tho owners OF mills
and steam enrxcs wll bo compelled 70 raise II
PHrSo to defs1y tho cxponso OF necessary drcdg-
}uH.
, 1880-03-22
LIVE STOCK,

Erhn rcminv asn.nrs. ,."sn H. ,ss. - ~,., s'ssA
-. .,ts,r "e''S ~" ss"u. ~ d." "s'se' eutt!a puH.
sos 70 W " lar te !ofReat ever known. lilo pnAk
Winter hhs bpen most fhyDenbta ono 10 rnnchnnu
Tiara I'm vlnn hnrn no anvora .torm. .ns tha ,~rs
having boon good nua frco frou, anow. Not univ hns
Tho Pereentasa OF toss boen exceptionally light, but
the cattle have como through tho wtntor IN unusually
goud condition, and, from present nta!enrnnccx viii
la randy fur markm, At n,,c c",isr .,at" 'hon ,.s,
yent From special roIDrts u the kansas CITY Cots-
intreAt Indicator 1t Ii safp to pAca tho eeAsuus drive
~ r,a1n. crt+o NJ rIImn d.. thn f,rfi.u,"., wr.
~. sto ,, NJ ~ sn!a INC !naseer ~!
Ila nun1oes nunut I4tNN hAFo bcch a!fohdf asrGacu
Of, 1cavlnx 0D for tho open markot. Tho drive viii
ha urtu.nl1v t,f vnnn enttfs, mn ,no,n liza, N nn-
cnt,t Viii hs Ina er. in " hti s.1. III. ~
EluhwGatvfn TuxHs rett,tf G'hn usssx II rr,swt,,r
very inst Mtsl TIC prusroct iii a, enry triyU IS Sxcg
liant. tNiilp along iGG cflnHt AFo Warnu vail md
nr0 in xt,d tnGilp but III tia InUFa ntEtfjern cnIi.
tles l.Hy esS lHin In iiash" s '''" ''"' 1"1'
'UNItl1.E-FDr eht,inw nnd oxnort cnttls tha unst
wysk saM ai,ninlasI donlnad lid stsFa'ly lSwsf
ts pIrvi,ius wooE. anS.intii,S IL n6ut sstn Witia
luiIy Nf lat coklu C,lnsltiurnY nxr,njuI lii. tta-
madt and prioos iirupppd ID i+tE IjufCieTss md
curnUTv min wns III r,itsi .inunIu Ihtnv1.,nt s,,t
u ihu elaNa Ut slck suGd IL I1sr ranis c1murxoi
, 1880-03-22

shnet rins. He!lerainr, olosod r. M1214GiGIs lnnR
,s lamts Ase boxed stE c,st t.nns s{as.sc; 1woot-
7te!Ht': Rrcth shoulders, ;fhEc. ''''
l,aG,,n QunErd Ut Mt1GG for shoulders. 7371te for
thntt RIBS 14aa7tlo fur short otonrs H<o fos hams
MI e1lnrn*etl md packed.
iltEAsE-Wns glut vt ts{7go for wh!t0 6sd3t,$o for
Enl ycllnw, and t3.t.a fir br,wf1} country do wns
M1tctt " th4Qa4t for while, +3{o for Yelluw. and l{4s
44E 1,lr hrnWn. "
lEEF--WnN qni0k nt R3utag.sO for sucss &as4apD)
for oxtrn inn*., unl tiGLtjf14li.NJ fur tasus
TAttow-HhA qunteti at 5NGEo for citJ, tHo for No.
! country, una te fur No. !. cn. "
, 1880-03-22
GENERAL MARKETS..

Nlto0M.COliN -Waa In fnis demand nnd steady.
Il!e outside ut1!ars nr0 scarcu u1d very liberal
n,yol,snt In Locked tor I'LL aftsr navigation IL se-
auulcd Oh Thu iakoss
srssn. viii, a1i d .o9S Observation-Disclosures
ltv:.ilpsd dn and
!4tnEM5 k tssM
nurrE!.-l'ho market was sa.her scan:,jy suppIiuds
and prices mera tlFm for n xdaA. cho!c0 dnry n,,d
creamery hustHr BrGcaly hrt tho supply Or ,.e
table sradcs failing s'.urt ot the cu.1ont leu1and
hlpars, expostaFs snd tho loeul sruda Ncse buying.
We quintet
;t" ~ s,cG .;a,;'
u,.uu,
siStoS
hatltilSu-ThsFo was nn unchanged mntkut fur
basxna, itade s'ows but htlo, my, Improvement
Weguot" thu markst strung, M sol'uws:'
*$$i'':;; :;:i:$ ia::s:; I:
CiIEEsE-'rhia tuarkot Hh4 quoted tlEn, and Etoady
Thoru anly luouvFnta deanu, but thu 1act tllal
stacka light gives thu market uFm tuna. Uriess
wSFu ullsl vt tho following sanRa Ut prices:
Fs.i ssss
COAle- Nep,aibs dull and unchanged, trhers wns
e. "a.. ass ~ sSSss sSsa ae0nf current e0'a"pa'o
i.sskasanna, gc and uRs....... 80. .el
1o Sis iii hSs1 lt aS a
aslaais Daia.
f!uahiDh!. ~
9
ssnA AL
tAiGS-WeFa In raE request ut W per dor. The ~.
cplps continue frpu,
kIs!l.-Wuln quukt4 ~ baf0ra. 'lhe fow 0r.leFs
cntvu MDrt aItl 4o tUllUMlA2 Ut prirAl1
Mh!tGttsh, Nt E.6tl. lilo q H1j
MAttHst4ht 1HnlIyt fx-bft.,,a,.........4 44 q 4i9
Trout, A,bt!; hn q AN
n!Ark1rsl ~ ontoT shtlre, 3F-esl... sM1
&!uiAeEu!- 2tru. &Auta, tf.Dgi.. lAU
Atekutc!-NN. kbnFH. t-hsl. .l14i taiu1a
MacktFSl-N 1ny. u. .6I ...+.......... 1u q rs
alhE2eftt-MU ahaF4 u. .gtl. ....k..,.. b!4 A7A
hAGteTG!-hu ! bhy tt-ttl......t..... 4.51 q $,I3
AurHdFet-!ArKu family. AW u hA
MASksTe!-Eat family, hoH. n -orl..-...4 I0 u a1a
Gekkssfa Gaeksfss-fsmilgg gs{i Observation-Disclosures: l sttS
, 1880-03-22

Anit md Ar, MnchanFc,lt @ ~ 49, syc rert No. 71c+
pn'ivtstHS.. .Qnlnt and unchnnacd. Mess pork
fh;a cnsh md April t.ari quiet, primo stenm 800
1INaA-8hIlEkttD. ~
10y. 3Mll hit. - ""-.--"' w
Aii!rMEXrs-Elour. aoEp brs, wheat, laun bu, bae.
, 1880-03-22
TQItEIln.

aotEno. o.. March an-t3HA1.-Whea. woak; No.
white WabaRh t1af, No. rhtte Michigan, HIS;
nf1her Mlohlgnn N2Mt April nnd Hny, tt3o}S, Juno,
II. No. rcd Wabnah. si19h. Corn-Wenk, hIgt.
Ml1ed. l3c3 Mo- spot +:t(c, siny, &c, No. white,
%Hut re!ectnd. &c. pats dnll, Mo. nonnnliy 1{c.
fANi '~' '1'
i!,:cEtrTs-whont. t2Dn hu, corn, 7i,on bu, oats,
HM,rMENTs-whcat % oo BIT, corn, G.oU bu, oats,
, 1880-03-22

81. Louis. Mo-. March reh2o-CoTroN-Flsmt midd,,ns,
12c: sach lluo baeei receipts, 10; shlpnonts lOOt
stock. 1aaA
Nfw OHLEASs I,a. blnrch 0.-Co1roN-Qutct
hut Hteady; ulddnR. 1910, low ntddllng, uo; gopd
ordinary 1fcs not recc!pta. dG$ bnlest gru1s Gg4;
wise, 1,st0i sRlos, ,5u, atock. ~ SO.
, 1880-03-22

spsetai DtsDaeeh to The Chicago Irth.tn&
BUFFALO. N. T., March 21.-Tho schooner
Camcln Amadcn, Capt. J. T.. Weeks, bound for
Alpcna and Vcrmtllion, that loft hore on Thurs-
dny evening, Light, returned to port today. Shs
got within twonty miles Of Long Point, when
she was struck by a heavy gallo and WIS com.
rc!lctl to return during tho blow. She lost her
centre boom. md was otherwise injured. She
will 70 into dock at once.
, 1880-03-22

PEORIA, Ill. March en-UnAIN-Corn nctlva md
lFm; hgh mznd tGd:a't1o. mixed, as4{aHtfc. Oats
tttlu.
.,IIuuw1xrs-stsady, 4oo b.ls finished On bas.s Of
$I.Cb. ~ " 1880 -
, 1880-03-22

Special bitpateh tn The Chicago Tribune.
KANRAs CITY Mo-, March E.-unAIN-Tha Ertee
ChrTfnf reports vunt fecolpta h7bt bu; Shipments
2 fE!ert No. cnatt1; stnrr+ 10: Nh ca s,1;
S!0lM' Mhrch tlG!f. Cotn-1tVcDIpte, i'm bt ahip.
motifs. ll,iN nfMuri NJ. cash, 2s3ci Mutch, :sic.
, 1880-03-22

MlLWAUKEr, WIS.,. March observation-disclosures fair
and harkas trm, comuoH extra, SaQb3aln
Gl&.la-Wheat dali and iowst, No. Milwaukee
hard, TILT No. Mwaakas. aLE3j No. ! old, tli3A,
Nv. cash aud March, sll!i'April tls9a; Mar, sLl1H
No. d &lH No.@ sl9lt{t sojacted, aec Corn In good
demAnd aud pE1cea shads hxheri No. ! axc O&ts
, 1880-03-22

Tho City Of Toulouse. Fruucv, Gun boaat tof a
ccnteMnrtan actor In tho persotl nf A. GlHNptot.
who, born July !, lts0, lnaie h!s debut u2oQ tho
stu8o " 70, mud si!li EVgulasay nppoars hefore
the footllKhA- This vgteran OF elghty-tlye
years stage oxperiouce Ia sald 70 bo III excel
lQAt comedian. - ~
, 1880-03-22

NEW Y0RR, March 3l-Th8 jobblng trade continues
nciru, and cl k,ndH Of staple and department goods
so!nR freely. Cotton k0ods In moderate demand ut
tirst hans and prices remain hrn, Prints In far ra-
quest and 1Tni. GtrEhArnt lawns, and drcss goods
continue aotye and IN 1ei1t supply. Woolen goods
orders, Prices very trm.
, 1880-03-22

CETftOtT, Mnrch Hl-FLutIll-lJIlt.
taHAtS-Wheat sscat.Yi oxtrn nnm!nal. No. white,
s1e3atx'd; March. st.@g*aLc4 Aps,1, t1clhSaf.34,
May. fL.af, June, t2s!A; milling. Nc. !, nominal.
SHtrllESTS-Whent, Ti,GD bu.
, 1880-03-22

Grain fretghts hnyo declined nt Detroit. Tho
Free Press snys: "The propeller John prllgooIl,
Jr, hns boon chartered to load wheat for buffalo,
Mt j conts,-a sharp decline, but not Hltogother
unexpected, as grain frolghts hAve weakened Of
Into. What tho opening r,te will be, however,
Is still matter 0f chtIcUturu,"
Tho BteaHl-tMrge burlington IL to rccoIyo ST
per ton for delivering cnrgo OF leo at Toledo
On lumber from Drocky,llo to oswcxo 81 is
oIprQu,
, 1880-03-22
QSNYEGQ

OswK1o. Alnrch a.-GnA1N-Whsns steady; No.
hard Mlnnosotn spr.nH, N.d5 red Staso, sLSD. Corn
nGfninalIy unchnnEod; Wosiurt1 mixed. b7p.
, 1880-03-22

CLEvErAHD O.. March a.-rErnoLEuM-Q Quist and
steady, Standard Mhlte 11Q tcat, 7kc.
ftTTsnuta. ia. March 2.-rErRoLKuM-a1odor
ntoty ncttyo crude stpady ns G}3{c NJ PnEkuru for
shipment; zonaod, 'alo for Philadelphia dovory,
, 1880-03-22

THE LAKE SUPERIOR OUTLOOK,
private lotter FROM L'Anso says thut 1t ia
worry cold thcrc with worry deop SNOW and with
prospects, Of better water this seAsoil. Another
lettor u tho sumo pustlca fr,,n Duluth says; Tho
leo oxtone To tho alants with no prospects Ol hi
curly oI,on!ng of navigation. hut there ure In
dlcalols Ut bottpr Wnter this soasun.
, 1880-03-22
1l1IEEAI.0.

f.urrALo. htnrch 21.--{lnAIx-tyhcat neglected,
hales Of chr whte Michigan ut tllu IN trnck Corn
quiet and M1'ssttodt aacs car did No. ain storo nt
bso 10 ents Nov No. lon track at 4shn Oats dull;
carn wf,lt9 Michigan on rnck at Elc ltyc neueetod
1aricy lIlli 6chrN EanAin 1T lid IN truck.
NA1LrlUhU ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
, 1880-03-22
~A ltlg on the Old n1an.u

ter Democrat, whose h,soln u illlod With q pur6
and calm delight For some otreHs0 his fathct
took his slDl nway frnm him In tho Garly part Of
tho Wint9r With tho prutnlse TINT hD should noe
hAvD II AKn!n until another 6oAsun, ind the boy
cOi,tldcntlally ro1nArkel to u frtond that this
warm weather ~as tho host rig on tho old man
h1 hAl ever hensd Of"
, 1880-03-22

Special Dtpatth to The Chicago Tribune
ERIE, Pa., March 2I,-ArEtvcd- Schooner q.
II. scove, corn, Toledo; first salt arrival.
CT Il. G. Maxwell, Toledo.
, 1880-03-22

CINCINNATI. O., March rhal-CoTr0H-stoady at t2gko,
FlurA-Guiet and unchanged.
GKAlH-Wha4t dull ~ tl-sd, Corn dull, weak, and
low4Fs |lHdt4.c Outs AuIl ut 3t.. Nyo weak ct Re,
HnrlcY uasleFl oxlra No. full, 76c.
&uvlatONB-llulL Mess pork, tll6l Lard dull
and h19n9i at N0l+5AG Nnlk tn9an gull and IN.
MnlsMr-fsendy. with falr deoland, ii pl4lk
l.tNAkEI. 0Il-H&rA1Y III IL.
, 1880-03-22

WOOL,

INDIANAPOLIS; Mnrch al-GnA1H-Wheat wcnk;
No: red 3l2t91.A Corn stcndy At s7Hoa}xc. Oats
, 1880-03-22

b0sr0N, March hSL-FttlUM-13u; Western suppr.
line, &sn1A1is cantuon axtrhs, &=a4a75; Wisconsin
do. $a2SsiQ1 0h! and AllchaAn wInter whpnla, Ito
dd7s llllnols and lndiaaa, Hiah2700t It, IA,uls Tits
te7 WIsc0naIn aHI minnesota patent pFucaAs, win
tsr Mleats, Il 7,0A&s.a'i srrlnK Hhouts. s7.at4A1A
GHA1S-caru1st f4lf danandf Mxett and yellow, 90
Qtsu. 0ats steaty And t.ni Oxtrn white, 6lGs5ao No,
white, *s1ts' No. = whtto aud No. mixed. &Tasc.
HUTtEM-tholco Weatsrn creaD,estea, 34237ct fair
" you'd. 4lft24ut iAd1a .xcked. 25t1E.
tsQlh--W WestefIl. gtusl. t!Ac.
01l but wheAt t,aQ pI. 7 ' ~
, 1880-03-22

1T. Louis, Mo.. anrcht A-FjuUil-UuferB and
selera nparti nothing dunG.
GHA1S-Mhuat opened htHher, advanced, but closed
lover, ko. rei Ill, cashs tl.aB{QtLU April $l.u<
tsi..1el8i i1 May; Iuno, HE
Gsl.l July, No. do, tl7l No. do. Sill Corn lower
ind dull! 4oe oeaal,I If(o si4roh1 3;c April, 1o luna,
MI4c Jni{. uats iwori ;t1 casAt 1N hlay Nye auist
W.. = '
WlltskY--Rteudy al {t.o. .
tI0fis10NA-l'iEk dill and lower Rk SttH0 cash.
fa2s Mats aa t1 Ag5 :, 'Y .a Oss ia'i aIa
aGa ttn!l nt $i!t:n. Hu Lard 9aiot III stu
t!EGk!rfh.Flnar 4.HI hfst Mhaat, a,Ahuut coru,
6m!pMxSTs- 7uu bssi whsalt, 10 nh but corn,
lW.up but lnts, l3U but tJ0, 3N but barley LOU bu,
, 1880-03-22
fcnt breadth Of beam. Tho 1.o1,o Yrnn u.s..-
will furnish tic machinery. Tho cnst Iii ,fm,fks
firm E{tl {khk IL, A.J1IH1l >''s VIII bS

fcct breadth Of beam. Tho Glnbo rron wa...
w fH5n's 81 tc n;'nn%shaory rs Tho cost viii *
III Cart. Alva Ilrndcy's yar,l n monster .teor.
bs,So 4 henE s,,IstrSe viii tho o.esptGn spe%,
Qunylo L sona Tho vessel row Il, frnno i, y +
nuly tho iGrHost oyGr sont out fs9m amy of Elk. liz
ks n1e9 s II ss sa sH pfeaats y
feet III tho form Of tic .torn tic nov , haraaf saf
rn%y % ~ "5s sS o xstss &c ets ia,
S' 1 1s1Ss paee H II M sepsm. '
her. Cnrt- 1lrllt@lcy te The owner.
rcrulrs al tho different docks an. ynriss 1see
~ nn.'ss 's s S CO., e q a2o es% ~ soxt os ,hse s
sSps"; s sf H.; sei,aS i[ ,P S fSS e frames
n! sSa aoT esiiss Gst SE !so %Ss q si 5ef' md
sshoonsr Ia . George , Sherman: new wro r,Fenf,
eW S!sfS sa H." Ths ssersa .ass a s ,s
whe,i these repair: IRE completed. AZ
overha,iitig. Cost f1 or more. sho He,n1,efn IN, I!
ont q Tho lock on tho a7tll Inst, ~" ~
sei,tan'sr .lcsslo. gcslora ovorhauling and %.
s; *s':;;s! s; i :! 'S S%iihor. aonornl overhauos.
s "es:!sas s aesss !''s' oss seE ""'k' hatch comb
rs g pesscnE ts s,t 5egass Of tho same naus
yeSooner r. j. Minch, hCw SH' coitins ani otao,
rcpnlrs. N'<
n ss'st II nbont $s.61o: yhe viii class A 3. -
~. s.caang,1s,ar9o IN Fred Kelley, thorough rcbutta
Hehtniier sunatra, two naw spnra.
Stennl-bnEge vt4ana, two now tpass
Hel,!H,llcr EscnnabA, now tnHintnnst.
,wl5s MtiIts ain! general rcpairs. VIZ: sshoonena
, 1880-03-22

Tho exporta Of provisions from the scnlnard
during tho week cndne Mnroh 10 included 4,7Sl
brts pork. 4.s8 brls beef, 9274,g2 lbs nrti. 3D.
7l1,E lbs hog meat, 2Sl COO lbs cheese, aud us
Il,s tallow.
, 1880-03-22

DW,
Tho following wns tho produce movement re-
ported from Now York Saturday: liecefptA-
Flour, o,o0 hrls: wiient, ID, $50 M: corn, 1B8,s0
b,i: oRts, H.3to hu: corn.ucai, l,as, pkgs: rye,
a,:ea1tl: 'nnlt, 4,'3 bu: pork, II brls: bccf. %
brls; cut meats, 4,675 pkgs: lnr1, 1850 tea;
whisky. IL brl9.
Exporis-For twenty.fottr ho,trs-Flout, 1000
brls: whcnt, lE1, ,0O0 bn: corn, O., ,OUo t,u.
Tho following worp the tutals Of shipments Of
hog prNlnct from this city for tho umcs statod.
Tho weights arc gross:
, 1880-03-22

MESH l'oHK-t,ec,lne! liz nor hrl md einsei hoa
PKG hcauw The ntgs prices lit Frlny, NJ s11s ttl0
inr rai ints srot sellur TN H.sn!!i: scer April;
selisr My Il nma @ sSl!er J4nc
ttsisf; t. s 1n1 ri. ss!'cE 81, f 1na a0
f.ANn-AtyhnceI ss.ac nur iUn tbs hut clt,eth 2,$c
ho!nw tlio latest pricGs II Friday. Mt Alfa1W Tor
t5TEss;o 5s. ss's. Stay ggu iiaM9 seller une
Gp tGs seller April NJ tcs reier Mar
~ III; and ?.tN tos solIor June at S1i1}x3
S.!ts. Tuth. 3taH tea.
Me- MEAT*.s.Wese -. 9,!ct md tame. thouRh selling
anntln hYs3eftn !,rhl fAturPA. sales reported
rf ltA9n!bs .!,'utt.oss a. E'a rp,t ami t. koitaf
Mn{i 3M!t11 lbs shnrt-r.bs nt sdz}SMAn lnr April.
M !nrGn ,,o a. HsO '.b scs sonx ns short ciuars nt
foIiOwa nt o'niUck for ts party.cured cuts: ~
, 1880-03-22

ICE ON LAKE ONTARIO.
Special Corrfspot,d<nes Of 1ns Chicago Tribune
sACKET'r'B HARMON, March 10.-Tho buy at
this point In completely blookadcd with leo not
leaa thnn flvo inches thick. No wntor, rs ttA
sailors 8ay, to be seen In any direction.
, 1880-03-22

M MISCELLANEOUS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-16
A N A

Friday forenoon o cave occurred in q
drift on the 2,500-foot level Of the Ophir,
which caught John Cummings and broke
his left leg below the knee. Colonel Fair
and R. M. Ballard, foreman Of the mine,
came near being caught by the cave. They
had just stepped back to let Mr.. Cum
mings pass in to the face of the drift when
the cave came down from the roof. A
miner with Cummings also had Q narrow
escape.
Milton A. Sharp, the highwayman, ar
rived on the stage at Carson Friday even
ing from Aurora, md was conveyed to the
State Prison. His sentence is twenty
years. Quite q crowd Of the curious gath
cred at the stage Office to get a look at the
daring road agent. Passengers who came
in with Sharp describe him as q perfect
gentleman in manners and conversation.
The Genoa Flume Company will en-
deavor to get another wood drive down
the river to Sutro before the river freezes,
says the Lyon County Times. The drive
will consist Of 10. 1000 cords, of which 8, 1000
cords will be taken out at Sutro, 5000
cords at Dayton. and the remainder At
Empire.
The Ontario Silver Mining Company has
declared its sixty-frst dividend flor the
month of October, payable November
18th, at Wells, Fargo 4 Co. g, in Salt Lake
City. The payment Of this dividend will
make the total amount Of the distribu-
tons to the stockholders 50, 050, 900.
While running . car on the Z, 500-foot
level of the Union Consolidated, last Fri
day, Clearance Buck slipped and fell in
such a way that a wheel Of the car passed
over and fractured q bone Of one Of his
legs.
T. s. Davenport, Of Dayton, will be a
candidate for Assistant Secretary Of the
Senate. Mr.. Davenport held the position
during the last session Of the Legislature.
Coll Deane is on the Comstock, and he
will be allowed full swing everywhere, and
the more bonanzas he finds the better he
will please Messrs. MackAy and Fair.
Recently some boys. while stoning q
Chinaman near the Fourth Ward School
house. Virginia City. put out the eye Of
Mary Anderson, q girl'of 10 years.
The Lyon County Times has been
changed from Q semi-weekly to . weekly
publication. lizard times IL the alleged
reason Of the proprietor.
Last Thursdays Bodie stsndard-Newi
| contained no less than half . dozen ac
counts OF as many accidents 10 miners II
that mining district.
Work Is to be commenced this week on
hve-stamp mill in Good Hope District, ani
the same erected as rapidly as material car
be got into the camp.
Dan Lyons Is to succeed j. A. Mahanny
as Tax Collector in Virginia City when thu
latter becomes County Clerk.
There is little hope Of any dividend
from the California or Consolidated vlr
ginia mines this month.
The Tombstone Epitaph shows signs o
. marked business improvement In tn
town Of its adoption.
Judge Berry and family have left Win
nemuoca and gone to Arizona to reside.
The Citizen. published in Tucson, Ari
zona. ia to appear daily in the future.
A Board of Trade has been organized II
Benton. Montana.
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More New foods.

Ever since the fire Of August 18th the
Clothing Bazaar has done an immense
trade. People would call to secure some
OF the goods which were SO slightly dam
aged as to be Of no real harm to the worth
for business-of the articles. Once in
side and they invariably discovered that
they could buy clothing fresh from San
Francisco, Of the latest styles and of first
class manufacture, far below what they
anticipated. The consequence is hat Mr..
Jake Cohn has had to make a couple Of
trips to satisfy the demands of his GUS
toners. He again went below ON Sunday
morning and will bring up an especially
fine lot for the Holiday trade.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-16
Sale Of Newspaper Routes.

For a long time has Mr.. J. W. Lambert,
of Ruby Hill, in connection with the Post
Office and his other business, served people
OF that burg with the SENTINEL, Leader,
and other dailies from Virginia and San
Francisco. His business in that line has
continued to increase until it required the
attention of one man almost all the time.
Hence 1t occurred that he sought q pur-
chaser for the trade and routes, and in that
search found one Of the best men ON Ruby
Hill, Mr.. w. j. Penrose. He has the whole
newspaper trade on the Hill by this pur-
chase, and will fix a up q neat store Of sta
tionefy and fancy goods, on the main
street, just below Mr.. Lambert's residence.
All the money due for the paper routes up
to November LIST, must be paid Mr.. Lam
bert, and then Mr.. Penrose takes entire
control.