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MINES AND MINING.

~-i.f/ e..f MONDAY. April 12--P u.
The mining share markets contlnno to be de-
pressed and with few exceptions todays prices are
the lowest which have been recorded during the re-
cent decline. At the Stock Exchange Little Pitts
burg fell to 6a07. Standard sold at
31lo630031, Caribou at 3627s and SIT
tro Tnunel at Pole. Climax was ls higher at ga.
At The Mining Board Huldll fnrtber declined to
23O02.35 Silver Cli sold at 90 and Chrysolite at
23.25022. Climax ranged from 2.6O, to go. but
finally fell to 2.55. The COmstock shares were
shade better CALIFORNIA; nj 200 and Consolidated
Virginia at 200. South Hite, after yielding, 10
cents TO 2.55, recovered to 2.O5. AnIie SOLD 80
2.4O, and Moose declined 10 LOB. Green
Mountain was strong at 3.2593:90, Gold
Placer fell 20 03, rallied to o. and closed Of
o. Buckeye declined cents to 81, Great Eastern
cent TO 46, South BOdie 10 cents to %. and Cal
averns cents to S5. Leadvile fell from 81 70 TO
90 49, The market closed weak and Speculstors
were unsettled.
n. Y. lnEIY6 ST0OK E&OH4YGE SALES
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Eegal Noures.

IN PURSUANCE of an order made BY the
n Hoo. Richard L. Larremoee. one Of the Judges %
the court OF Common Pleas IN and for the City and
county OF sitting County Judge, tho eth
OF March, $780, notice hereby gwen all Creditors and
persona having clairs against JAM rs J. MoALLY, lately
doug business In the CITY and County VI NeW.York tina;
they are required 60 present their ssia can wh tina
dntcd Assignee Of the ssa James J. McNally fof tho tenS
~ Of his eFeoeEa a. his place q bpsnees No 81 Rrsds
IN tho City q Nov.Yoek before TN
1880 Datc0. NewYork. March l3th, 1880
- PETER MCoUADR, Aesignea
ToWNSENo q MAHoN. AttoEasys Con asEgnse. Il IMAM
marie fawcwraJ tsf (
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tenances 10 divise, ~ might. ThaS this homage TO
Mary Vah 1haY al TOOK ksld OF Aandsy making clr-
Gle aud wore cxpressing alphabetically very sublime
idoa when the y hole elect was destroyed toI lne "
ecefe ove Of them s1et intenty Engaged In
IN Che idstof the soleBni'ies TO set pmeh "a shAT
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cents rShnre. payAbls April &C. TFanners Close
HE Homestake Mining Company has declared i n6
>sixteenth dividend Ion, fhe month OF marSn o. oO
cents per share payable at tho office OF Mel Fargo
g. Co. April %. Transfers close April ~.
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/ CArTAIN FRACAssE. BY THEoFBILE GAUIIER. Trans
lated by ELLEN MURRAY BEAM 12mo. pp 032. t. T.
2. THE SANE Translated by NJ NJ. RIPLEY leisure
Hour series No. 1loj l2mo., pp. ALL Henry Aoi' q
The novel, now issued in two different Amer
lean TRANSACTIONS. was frst published about twenty
wears SINCE and has generally regarded as one OF
the most interesting productions of the celebrated
author on account of its admirable descriptive power
Its bold and original conceptions OF character, the In
penous surprees of its plot and the polished elegance
Of It's execution 1t from the repulsve features
shat are found in other famous works Of Gauer and
will prove welcome variety the stereotype sanenes
of 30 many the popular English novels OF the present
day. The scene laid tho most part In the interior
OF France during the middle Of the seventeenth century,
and brings forward the romantic Incidents by which
ruined noDleman whose estates had been wasted In the
military service of successive monarchs Is restored 10
h,s hereditary splepdors. and fidelity in love is
rewarded with the possession OF social prosperity.
Tho pruonal charm Of the work is the graphic force
with which it rcproduces the manners of Tast axe.
without The stiffness and formality of historical nara
tive and tic wonderful skill with which the commonest
traits are made to contribute to the effective develop
ent of the plot the and the dog of the house
hold and the aged the stable presented with
a character OF their own. and serve to heighen the
natural coorng of the picture. The transato2s appear
70 have taken hold of & cir task with both hands, and
the Of literary culture and excellent taste are con-
speuous in their work. The first named version is re-
,aarkbc for the idomatc grace OF Its deiOn ana the
success with which French turns OF sPoech have been
transmitted into boDebred English, while the second
shows rare veor and aptness OF expression, though II
might sometimes have improved by greater simple
1ty in the selection Of words
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Adams BROOKLYN.
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Mihing.
ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
n VICKES, MONTANA.

ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
| "A WICKEs MONTANA.
| Capital s5,OO100O Shares, $40 eacn
| OFFICERS President W. W. Wekes: ViceRreaoenS
| Michael SNOW; Secretary, r. p. Brooke
DIREoruRs-w.w wiekes A. >. Barnes, Alanson TrAsk
l. A. sheldon Michael Snow. NewYOrk: 4. T. Hansen Cole
Gaundera Montana-
This company owns the largest Reduction Works in the
Territory and eleven mines In tue immedia9 vicinity.
%1oS on O mounIa sSes eoSs developed by with
S SSt ' ssrr TsS O. d slss IN nRS al
Ave feet n we ne oS ores s o s S u TS ana nc
he mil The Company offers limited number Of It's shares
az o II fS e. Mo- s0ai s. BRoADsT, NEw.YoRK.
4 ME CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.,
oFLEADvIILE. COLORADO.
Organized under the laws Of New.Yor1
Capital stock OoOOOo; 100000 shares value $40
Shares full paid and unreasonable
OFFICERS
w. w. Mcfarland, President p b Plumb Vice President
Aur Ebert secy and TreaA 7. klkins SuDt oil Nine
TRUSTEEs-R c. KerenA T. B. E1kins w. w. Mcfarland
A. W. Gin, p a. Plumb. Charles O. Franckyn Frank g.
frUwn.
once So li5 8roasWSS 'Bors BuidnS New
paid MOUNTAIN MINING COMPANY.
Organized under the laws of New-YOrk
Location Of Mines, LAKE. ARK and aUNNIsoN coUN.
TIES, COLORADO
$40. STOCK UNAssESSABLE.
JE PEYTeN, President; JAMES HAvEMEYER, VICE Ice;
Preslontj EDWARD P. coz Treasurerj CHARLES
ysT%y' Ea %Ssss oGs
Ss SnG ganes s B. FISH, Il Rochester r. n PuIifer
Manager and Mining Engineer IN Col9raao a. D. senrcSi
I'm New YOrE echancs National nank; Banfers In Boston
Tower Gddings Coz Registrar OF 1ranSfers In NeWfork
XttoTueys ana Ceansel-ward jerks New.YOrk; n.
Hughes Denver. Col. s. r. Rose, Leadylle.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE: 81 NAssAU-sT- NETWORK.
DIG PITTSBUR CONSOLIDATED
ID SILVER MINING COMPANY
Incorporated under the laws OF New-York
Location OF Miues FRYER HILL. LEADvILLE, COL
Capital stock ssoOOoooo 100000 shares Dar value $780,
SHARES FULL PAID AND UNAssEsSABLE.
Registrars of stock.
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST co.
METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANK OF NETWORK.
The Propertes OF the Gomgany Ming IN no 4o9y nd, 10
comprise the Bullion. Gambeta. Joe Bates stray Horse,
Nyco pttsburg lodes This group o. mines POM;
4%d and Little Cnel On the yost The :" New Ris ,;
ana the Morning Star Computation" and southeast
east, small Hopes Pool" and the may Queen and
:" Hiberna."
OFFICERS.
President GEORGE p BLANcMARD
Secretary. ABRAHAM !. EARLE
Counsel. CHARLES p. SHAW. -
Superintendent In Colorado. ). r. plERSON
Mining Engineer, RALPH NICHOLS.
TRUSTEES.
George r. blanchard New.York: William ". Lent New.
YORK; Walter s. Gurnee New-York; Howard u Dckinson
New.York; Cyrus H. Mccomici Chcagoi Jesse sPaqding
Chicago: John T. Alexander, New.York Abel ID. Breed.
New. YORK; Edward H. New.YOrk J. b. Shaw. New
York; r. r. Nichols, New YORK
Principal ONCE 46 Boreel Building. Ito Broadway New
York.
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CHEERFUL WORDS FROM THE WRITINGS OF
GEORGE MACDONALD. Selected Dy Il E. ROW..
l2Mo pp 302 Boston ID. Lothrop 90.
Mr.. James T.. Fields, who furnishes grace
Sui introduction to this volume of the author
of the happy chosen extracts that his personality will
bear the closest inspection at any and at all times As
novelist and essayis poet and preacher, he stands
always broad sunlight and no dark shadow ever rests
uon the dial Of his pure and healthy inspiration" The
character the present selections confirms this est-
mate of the author They are mostly of a practical
character treating Of tho regulation OF the feelings aud
tho conduct in the different relations OF life. always
betayine sunny disposition and breathing cheerful
spirit while they inculcate high standard OF action
but not so lefty be above the reach OF common
Aesh and blood
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prouosais.

PROPOSALS for Physicians Saddle Bags.
4 DEPOT CHARACTERISTICS OFFICE
HOuston-st, corner OF Greene, )
z-.--- -.----.- NEW IoRK, March - 1902
SEALED PROPOSALS. In triplicatc, will 10 received at
tnle OmCt until IL O'clock noon April 20 $780, which
time and place they VIII be opened the presence bidders
Tor furnishing and delivering at th Depot 100 Physcan
Saddle Bags TOR veterinary Bidders snbit with
Their bids sample OF tho article they propose to
state when they win and complete the de-
livery w." W.
The Government reserves the right reject any pro.
poea preierenee will be given articles OF domestic pro.
duction conditions OF price and quality being equal
Blank proposals. and inforpa 10 tho kind Of
Office - ~ '-,s
Proposals ahoud DO Endorsed Proposals for Pnysciaus
Saddle Bags" aud addressed TO the undetermined, :
L. q EASTON. Colonial and A. O NJ Genl
Depot QuartefmasteE.
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THE
DELICAN and DIVES MINING COMPANY.

THE
DELICAN and DIVES MINING COMPANY.
Organised under the laws OF the state OF New. York.
Silver Mines situated nc GEORGET0WN,
In Griffith District. Clear Creek County Colorado.
CAPITAL Stock SU0000O; 100000 shares Par Value $40
STOCK FULL PAID AND MON ASSE5SABLE.
Registrars OF Transfers Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
TRUSTEES:
NoRvN GREEN. President w. u. Telegraph Co. N. y.
HENRY b. PLANT, President Southern Ex. Co., NY.
I. G. BABCocK. Treas Adams Elk. Co, n. Y
D. CARSON Southern Bell Telephone & Tel Co, NY.
]. IL. MUXsoy. Drexel Building. New.York.
ALBEIT b. CHANDLER. President A. and p. Tel Co.. NJ Y
w. C. HUMsToNR Gen1 Supt A. and p Tel. Co., Y.
THEo. VAIL Man. National Telephone Co, Boston.
J. BRADY Assist. Postmaster Gen Washington, DC
HENRY g. RUssRII, Boston, Mass.
General FRANCIS J. MARSHALL. Georgetown, COL
JAMES ORMEs Genl Supt so Bell Teep and Tel Co, N.Y.
oFFICERS
NORVIN GREEN. President
HENRY B. RUSSELL, Vice President
1HEO. ". VAIL, Vice PEesnens
r. II. ROCHESTER,, Treasurer.
GEORGE q. WILDE, Secretary.
CLARENCE CARY. New-Yofk. lconpse,
JEROME F. MANNING, Worcester, Mass N"AH'0s'
Principal Office; 1877 Broadway Room 80, Western Union
Building. NewYOrk
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ErOR SAIIE.-Six Thousand teiearaph re,as
from % % 10 feet In length. Abby % ARkcR HR0a.
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TTUKIIM GOLD AND erLyRB MINING
IA -. ~. s0 4. az. 4 nsv.YsuE
s S.S aaiS Il: iriS
c'p'. s = sss se SSslsss SSs :ss; '''
IL EaowNEff: PTssdsnI Il .9Ily 8 aaeyl5
E*. ~itLf soI sisS s. sqzAiusgrr.
Nathl A. Boyeson GeoEss n sesvv ,v.,,n
gsaaIa ga ana Il q asns
DOBINS0N CONSOLIDATED AIMING
Organised under the laws Of New'fork.
locations of mines: sUMMLr COUNTY. COLORADO
nuItal Stock 4lOOooo0o, 2O00OO ssreE par value soo
STOCK UNA5sEssARLE 81
oFFT0ERs,
President; SEos sgGb 2: R9 4 k6efNsox
Secretary, p: I. yERpEEA5ir, AL
5sssssTTiSS . s1GE1JEEssEE s y AbtRowN
cGsTIspS kSF EScHxNaE NATIONAL BANK
TRUSTEES
ass:r Jsn ssS 4 sn aH'c John s.
stephen v P PrSse . SafSs Hatch 80.
pqsgsl seass; F ss%TSIs ana So B0AEE BUILDING
IRON SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Organized under the laws Of Eew-York.
Ieoatiop Of Nine, LEADVILLE. COLORADO
c.nal stock sloOoOooo 900 900 Shares Par vaas s9o
STOCK UNAssEssABLE.
orPrcERs:
T5ssf Pse.,d eSG s p F2RRET WHITE
Sfsss:sa's: 5 p Il SE ). sMIAh
General Manager, "; i: KEXEs, .,vrs
s bsaiaSsi F SSSPs Il NATfoSAL BANK.
TRUSTEES:
william Roberts scsS: sac: Hc Cor
/ Ens, stephen y: While Geo B. Robin
NO o' ii5 PsTo AWAY Nsw.Y0rk. y
T TITLE PITTSBURG CONSOLIDATED
H MINING COMPANY.
Organized under the laws New-York stock unassessa
BILE; 100000 shares par value SlOo
oficeE
JEROATE B. CHAFFEE, President.
D. H. H. a &o KiRKH az s Secretary:
Trustees
cna cHssss Dodge !smss snIs,r s pssd
Hoqy ,.s aSn I've SS
- IL WI ". Il Bsarnam Providence.
General Manager OF the Mines H. B. BEARCE.
Bankers First National Bank Denver First National Bank
Registrar Of Transfers. Fourth National Bank N. Y.
ofhOes BoREEL BUILDING. No. 10 Broadway Ny:
I TITLE PITTsBURG CONSOLIDATED
~ MINING COMPANY. 90 ,,xp ,o,rw
THE ASNUAL ssn Of the BssSa Of u Of
ss: a.
York. Sd day Of May next Polls open from 10
transfer books viii close AF q s1d fsfPsl
4 OWLAND CHIEF CONSOLIDATED
~ SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Offices E3oreel Building lis Broadway. New York
Capital 100000 900; shares 100000 par; 800 .,
Registrars OF stock; the FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
Co.. New.York-
OFFICERS;
w DORSEY, President
JOHN STANTON, Jr, Vice President
4. w. TORREY, Secretary and Treasurer.
TRUSTEES:
Iose F. de Navarro A. oyt
JOSEPH ii. Parsons John Stanton,jrp
D. IL Barnum J. F. Alexander
IL &. Dickinson. ID. W. G. Wheeler.
Stephen b. French Arango 8. w. Dorsey.
M L. D. COPYRIGHT COMPANY
No "a BROAD.ST., NEW-Y0hK.
latter May Stevens Building. Wall and Nassaussl
FINANCIAL AGENTS oftne Green Mountain and chero-
kee Gold Mining Companies
California ofce 31i MontgOmery-st, San Francisco
Members New.York Mining Stock Exchange.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-01

FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Cardiff Feb IT, ship VIM Conner, Pendle-
ton Havre.
Ar at Cadiz prev to Feb 81 sch Lizzie Dewey, Pc
tiers. Seville.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-01
THE FRAUDULENT COUNT.
Testimony of County Attorney
Rounds.
Rx-GouNCILLoR FoGG's PRoFANE
THREATS,

AUGUSTA, Feb. Sc; B. Rounds OF Calais,
who, during the counting out campaign, offered
the challenge to Gov. Garcelon and Council to
exhibit the returns from Washington county,
was before Hales committee today.
He is the Counted out" county attorney of
Washington county He said that early after
the election it was reported that he had re-
ceived 2T majority for the office. Some ten
days after there were rumors that he was to be
counted GU. on defective returns The Cher
ryfeld return was cited. He came to Angus
ia about the first of December with counsel for
the purpose of examining the returns for
Washington county. He was told that where
there were defects they would be counted
against the Republicans. He came with certi-
fed copies of the record OF the count. The
Governor and Council refused to give him &C.
cess to the returns, and informed him that the
charges he had made were groundless and in
sulting He had charged that there had been
substitution of returns, and the Governor and
Council denied this. On one occasion, in his
vain attempt to obtain hearing, he was met
at the door of the Council chamber by Coun-
cillor Fogg, who said to him, sd d--n you
Rounds, we will count you out if we don't any
one else,'
The testimony Of e. X. Smart was contin
ued, but nothing new was elected.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-01
TELEGRAPH WAR.
The Lines Of the Atlantic g. Pacific Taken
by the Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Co.

The Lines Of the Atlantic g. Pacific Taken
by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
NEW YORK, Feb. 29.-The Atlantic & Pa
cifc Telegraph Co., which has had an arrange
ment as to dividends with the Western Union
Co., had prior to such arrangement COM
control the wires along the line of the Bald
more & Ohio railroad. Today, however, the
telegraph war assumes still more complicated
nature. The Baltimore & Ohio Co. served a
notice of its intention to take control OF and
operate the telegraph lines of the Atlantic q
Pacific and Baltimore & Ohio between Wash
ington, d. c., Marietta and Cincinnati, WASH
ington. Pa, Columbus, O.. Newark, O., and
Chicago, heretofore operated by the Atlantic &
Pacific under temporary license. After the
notice had been served and the lines all taken
by the railroad company, an injunction was
served on President Garrett of the Baltimore
& Ohio at the Windsor Hotel in this city to
restrain hiSscompany from taking possession of
the lines which were put there by the Atlantic
& Pacific Co. in 1876 and 1877 under an ar
rangement made by Gen. Eckert, then Pres
dent, and D. H. Bates, then General Super
intendent of the Atlantic & Pacific Company.
This arrangement, it is alleged, provided that
the railroad company, who were at that time
afraid of consolidation betweeen the Western
Union and the Atlantic & Pacific companies,
should at any time have the option of taking
the lines at cost. Saturday contract was con-
cluded between the Baltimore q Ohio Rail-
road and the American Union Telegraph Com
pany, having ten years to run, whereby all the
Geographic work and business on that railroad
shall be managed. in connection with the
American Union Telegraph Company instead
of the Western Union and Atlantic & Pacific
Companies. The Baltimore & Ohio lines ag-
gregates 5000 miles and 400 offices. The Balti-
more & Ohio have accepted the provision of
act of Congress of July 1876, relating to tele-
graph companies and has also taken out letters
of incorporation in Maryland, Ohio, indiana,
Illinois and other States through which the
lines pass,
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-01
MARINE NEWS.

Heavy Weather on the Atlantic-Loss of
a British Steamship Of the Crew
Drowned
New YORK, Feb Craftsmanship Lena from
Bristol England, reports heavy westerly gales
with severe squalls and high seas, barometer
ranging from 1926 to 28-10. The vessel was
seriously damaged by heavy seas and for sew
eral days was in great danger of destruction
Steamship Alexandria from Genoa, expe-
rienced strong westerly gales, very heavy seas
to long. 80, thence very heavy weather. Feb
ruary 16, lat. 40.10 long. $3.50, took crew of
eight in number from brig Julia, of Newport,
England. from Port Cabello for Swansea, sink
ing. February 22d took passengers rnd crew
50 in number, from steamship Hindoo (Br.)
hence for Hull, steamer being on her beam
ends, funnel gone, decks swept. She was then
in lat. ALSO, long. 41.O5. The Hindoo had
three men-frst and second officers and one
quartermaster, washed overheard.
Steamship Cypress from Middesborough
Eng, reports one sailor killed and another had
an arm broken by a fall from the topgallant
yard.
Steamship Derayter, from Antwerp, in a
hurricane stove engine room, skylights and re-
ceived other damage.
Steamship State of Nevada, from Glasgow,
went ashore this afternoon in dense fog on a
point off Sandy Hook. She was hauled off by
tugs.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-01

At Cape Coast, A. Feb 18th, barque X Weldon,
Wise, from Boston.
sid fm Buenos Ayres Jan 49, paroue Isaac Jack
son, Welsh, Boston; 2Sth brig Harry smith, -
tyre. from Cardiff, ar Jan 3li brig Merriman,
Lecraw, une barque VIM II Gem, Pillsbury, from
Bangor, (see Men,)
mas, Demarara, land sailed Feb for Mexico1
1T Aux Cvyes Feb 10, sch Lizzie Major, Handy,
from Wilmington, NC. D.,
ley. Navassa; 6th brig Victoria, Spencer, Demarara
In port Feb o, sch Ethan Allen, Blake, from MO
bile, ar Jan 81 and Others
Sid I'm st Thomas Feb l6 sch Elizabeth DeHart,
Low, (from Richmond for Rio Grande, having re.
paired; Storm Petre Herrck, Mayaguez, to load
for New York. 18th, kocheko, Jasper, Cuba; goth,
sSr North Of Hatteras at SO rs per hid.
Ar at Ponce Feb och, sch Addie kyerson, Miller,
Ar at Mayaguez Feb 8. sch e II Herman, Smith,
Fetnandina, (and cid 9Th for Aguadilla.)
In pott Feb 18th, brig Clarabelle, Coggins, from
At Cardenas Feb Co. barques Jennie Cobb. Small,
and Endeayer Mopntfort for NSTsh OF H latter
Goodrich Look, for do schs Mabel SHAPES, DIX
| on and f Newman, Williams for do; and others
in port Feb 4, schs j w Sawyer Orchard from
| ange Bluff, SC, ar Feb 2. g,
| Ar at Havana Feb 26th, barque Boylston, Small
| Baltimore.
for New York, ldg; Shetland, Haskell, Tor DO, DO
| Rachel Walls and Ocean Pearl, Henley, for Nortf
| of Hatteras; briggs Geo Chase, Clark, do; Anita
| Owen, Branscomb; Alton, Perkins, and Mary gibbs
Rogers and Belle Hooper, Rogers, do.
Ar at Long Cay Feb Is, sch Robt Byron, Nicker
| son, New York, land sailed 18th for st Marco
SPOKEN.
| Feb 20, SW Cape Hatteras 20 miles, sch Water
| line, from Bull River for Philadelphia.