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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-14
COAST DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE REcoRp.UNIoN.
SAN FRANCISCO REGISTRATION.
Five Thousand Votes on the List which
are Thought to be Fraudulent.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
Republicans Jubilant Over the News from
Indiana and Chic
FAIRS AT SALINAS, GREENvlLLs AND YREKA.
Another Attempt to Blow Up Chinaman's
House at Auburn.
Five Thousand Votes on the List which
are Thought to be Fraudulent.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL
Republicans Jubilant Over the News from
Indiana and Chic
FAIRS AT SALINAS. GREENvlLLs AND YREKA
Another Attempt to Blow Up Chinaman's
House at Auburn.
CALIFORNIA.
Grand Lodge. Z. and A. MI

SAN Francisco, October 13tb.-The Grand
Secretary's report shows very fattering
document is an exhaustive report of the bust
ness transacted during the year The total
receipts for the year ending July 81, 1880,
amount to S19,S 76, including the amount
brought forward from the preceding year.
The Grand Lodge was called off at 11:30 till
half. past l o'clock this afternoon, when
Grand Orator 4. f. Preston, delivered an
oration
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Tour of Inyestigation-The Presidential
Party.

PORT TOWNSEND, October 13th.-The
steamer Daisy, with Captain Jocelyn, Lieu
tenant Witch, Lieutenant Symonds, DIR.
Spencer and Company B of the Twenty. first
Infantry, on board, left to-day for Skagit, to
investigate the recent Indian disturbances in
that locality. z.EiisaHp 5ssse----
The Presidential party, in leavingl this
morning, were repeatedly cheered.
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CARSON, October 13th.-Harry Fowler was
brought here to-day, charged with the muir
der of Old Hans, the German killed in his
cabin near here about a month ago. Fowler
sold the watch which was taken from Hans
body, and there are other evidences aaainst
him
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Gunpowder Plot at Auburn.

AUBURN. October 13th.-An attempt was
made last night to blow up another newly.
erected China house, but owing to the small
charge of explosive used but very little dam
age was done
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HAMMERS GLycERoLE OF FAR, for coughs and
colds, contains opiates or astringents The best
preparation out for children.
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I CHEERFULLY RECOMMEND Hammers
Cascara Sagrada Bitters for dyspepsia,
habitual constipation and liver complaint
They have made me a well man.
R. DAVIS. ALL X street. Sacramento.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
Z. Il. KLINE.

,. h, hBBNE.
uate With Wachhorst, and successor TO Floberg,)
XETATCHMAKER AND JEwELER,
w No 60 street, between Second and ATS,
Third Dealer In Watches, Clocks, Silver fcA u
ware JeweIry, etc. Repairing In all its ass.sy3
branches speciality, under MR.. FLoBERG.
~ 1r,1r,
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I CONSIDER Hammers Cascara Sagrada
Bitters superior medicine.
JOHN CLEAvE. Sacramento.
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of Eve lines in this department are
inserted for IS cents for time: three times for 80
eents oz rs cente per week
7 oST-IN THIS CITY, GOLD CHAIN,
IL a blue iocket attached two ladies' pictures
within. Any person leaving it at this office wi be
liber ally rewarded. ol2-St
u osT.-A PASS BOOK WITH THE HTBERNIA
A Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco, in
the OF Martin P. Shea, No. 60, no. The finder
will please return to Bank. o9-5t*
VEy ANTED-TEAMS TO HAUL SAND TO FILL
Wv Ia China Slough, between Second and Third
streets. Apply to E. FAiRCHILD, l street, between
Second and Third. oSf
EURNTTURE WANTED.-I WILL PAY ONE
third more for Household Furniture, Stoves,
Carpets, etc., than any other cash buyer. S.
PoSKA, No. III street, between Seventh and
Eighth Sacramento. s2q-lp1m
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate

II OTIS 5 AND 6, H AND ], EIGHTH AND
Ninth streets VIII be sold as a whole or in
subdivisions. Also
East 80 feet LOT B. NJ and n. Ninth and
Tenth Streets with BRICK HOUSE Containing IA
roonls), in good repair For particulars, apply to
q. BURNHAM, 1912 Second)
street or Executors.
s. H. DAVIS 704 J street
O6-lm
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

C,EALED PROPOSALS Will BE RECEIVED
- by the un dersigned at the office of L. S.
Taylor No. $50 street. until NOVEMBER l, 1880
for the sale of Lot One a. Q and R, and Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets, in the city OF Sacramento,
together with the Improvements R0BF. ROBERTS,
Executor OF Estate of E. W. Frasier. L. s. TAYLOR,
Attorney for Executor. s30-4 plmt
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SIS REWARD.

CSTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THEN
, Railroad pasture near Sheridan, on kAT\
the 2lst day of Sepember, 1SS0-One (SAA-
bright bay HORSE, black name and tail, l51 to l6
hands high, very hollow backed and high withers,
about !, 100 pounds weight, brands, is well bred
(sred by Fred. Low) 6 years old, left hind ankle
very htsle is high spirited and an unusual appear
ing horse Twenty-Five dollars will be paid for the
recovery OF the horse and $50 will be paid for the
apprehension OF the thief. MOSES HOPKINS.
Sheridan October 8. 1880. o6-1m*
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Q4Gte with Floberg),
MO. lpo STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, GO
IN Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer kS7N
and Dealer in Watches, Suverware. Jewelry, "a
etc. Repairing speciality, under Robert GssssZ
Marsh. All country orders promptly attended TO-
fs29-iptfl
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DENTISTRY.
w. wOOD,
nRs. RREMER s sOUTMWORTM.

W NTIsT.-oFFICE, NO. COS J STREET, @NS
between Sixth and Seventh over Kat sdssfSSSf
Eenstein & Brsdiev's Millinery Store sl7-1ptf
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w ENTlsTs, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF CT
Seventh and streets, IN Bryte's new e5df1Y5
building, up stairs Teeth extracted without pain
y the use OF Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
laul6-lpImI
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

VNANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female Particular attention paid to Furnish
ing hotels Private Families and Farmers with Help,
Free Of Charge to employers. HOUSTON g. CO..
one door south OF Fourth and K streets, Sacra-
uento CITY. aul3-1ptf
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements Of five lines in this department
Inserted for Is cents for time three times for SO
cents or rs cents per week
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COAST DISPATCHES.
SAN FRANCISCO REGISTRATION.

SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD.uNIoN.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET, IN SUITS OR
f singls, over D. o. Mills Bank, corner Second
and : Ct G25-In
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DO YOU SEE2-ss s.lsn Have = For or. ss, a,

Large Farms, Grain Farms, Stock Farms, Fruit
Farms, Grape Farms, Timber and Tule Lands. II
YOU want to buy or rent farm of any kind, it may
pay you to call on or address CARL STR0BEL
Commission Agent, No. S2I street, Sacramento
Cal % 2wt
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CoURTLAND, October 13th.-W. c. Van
Fleet, j. L. Baker and J. n. Young, Repub-
lican nominees for the Legislature, addressed
an enthusiastic meeting of Republicans here
tonight. Everything is Republican here,
and all are iubilant over the news from Indi-
ana and Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21

shares, tho final sales being :. 9css. gain Of L
per cent on Saturdays last figure. The dealines IN
Western Union were characterized Oy great irrsru.
larity. there being early a difference Of 10IL
per cent between tue prices OF cash and
regular stock, which later fell awav
to difference Of asGia per cent.
The highest cash price was 1O4i2. After the clos
ing OF the books the price OF the stock ranged from
1918 to 1913 cx dividend of ia per cent. Lake
Ere and Western was specially strong, selling M
to 3i's034i2. and Central Iowa sold at 2903O.
Manhattan Elevated was dull. but yielded from tho
heretofore stereotyped figure of 81 bid, and closed
at 3Osi. The market closed feyerish and unsettled
The dealings IN Government bonds included sales
Of only $4,000 Prices generally were firm. but
the bids for 4ia per cents were reduced Ia per cent.
District of Columbia 365s were strong, selling at
99h and the price bid. Annexed are the closing quo
tatlOns:
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MINES AND MINING.

MONDAY, Sept 20-P. ".
This WAS heavy day in the mining share markets.
the Leadville properties leading IN the deciihe' anu
Little Chief leading them. The business done was
not up to the average, and there were Few oxcep.
tions TO the general rule. More than the usuai
amount of business was done in Little Chiei
nj from 1.O091 0j down 10 80 cents. Closing
without recovery against Ito, Saturdays last ng
ure. Chrysote was only moderately active, Dut ue-
cliped from 4.2Oa4.25 to 3.7503.95. South hitc.
declined to 90 cents and Annie fell from 6l cents 10
$3.50 cents. Climax being steady at l.6o9 90
and Little Pttsburg selling at 3, and closed peihg
offered at that price without pid'
Nearly tho entire list was uniavora-
bly affected by the declines already noticed
of the Leadvlle properties Consolidated Virginia
declined from 3l4 to 3.10d315, ana Cailornia
from 30 to 215. Columbia Consolidated was AZ
cents lower at 1.7O, and lukill was barely steady
at a decline of cents to 1.6O; Battle Creek, now
Among the low-priced stocks, Silver Nugget dc,
clined from "a to 52653 cents; Goodshaw de.ilDea
to 80; Moose TO % cents; Caaverss TO 3"@oo
cents Great Eastern to 61 cents and Buckeye TO
II cents: Gold Placer closing unchanged at ~
cents after sales at 20 cents. We note sales Oh pest
and Belchcr at 1O4 a 1898; Union Consolidateu at
223.022l2; Mexican at 11ssG11; Sierra Nevada
at 1Ol4 l2l2: OphIr at 93sd9l2; Eureka ON
solidaicd at 1G7s017; Father de Snet AT u; Bull
Domingo at 81, and Bulwer at 10 The markets
closed dull and weak
n. L. MINING STOOK E1OHiyGE SIZES
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ULOSIyG PRICES Of L1DSLpfIa Sr0pYs

MONDAY, Sept 20-P. NJ.
On dull movement that includes transactions I'm
sixty-one different stocks amounting to only
$40 600, shares the stock market to-day shows
an irregular and spasmodlc Improvement
OH the last prices of Saturday. An ex-
ceptionai speculation In ST. Paul. which recorded
the largest amount (20, 100 shares) of any stock
deal. in. and the dealings Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph and Wabash stocks, common and preferred
which still affected by the rumors current on
Saturday, were the principal factors in to-dayis
market, and the advances In the stocks named ex
erted favorable Influence upon tho whole li.t
While the Hannibal aud 81. Joseph and Wa.
bash stocks were firmly held because Of
the reported anticipated settlement of
their difficulties tomorrow, tho Chicago
Burlington aud Quincy stock, which is direc,lv in
terested in that settlement-if any Is to be made
after an advance of d to 1853. closed weak
and offered at 10 u. Northwest common tuctuated
only y per cent. and at the end was weak at the ad
vance at 1888. Amovemcnt in the eoal s,oe,s al
vanced their prices 140 per cent but the business
uohe IN them was light, and the advance
was hardly sustained lii the face Of tbe
tact that the market for coal was demorahzed ord
unsettled by free cutting of prices for coal an RIA
part OF the respective companies. The trunk lima
shares were dnll the transactions in Erie amonnt-
ing only To 1900 shares. but their Last nrices WAR.
Within small fractions of the best figures Tor be dav
Even Ohio and Mississippi WAS compora,y.i
a"o' "''h'h range of y per cent.
ana 'Ie uansactions In 1t amounted to only $500
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pciu,ing His own only begoen and beloved Son 10 De
our Mediator which would be absurd II He were mol
Gods Son. till after He was appointed to be our NC
diator."
We have thus endcavoied to give sore succ'nct ac-
count Of ths and carefully reasoned fragment
II hord TO see why any body should have feared It's
publication for IL substantially seems TO be one OF the
H,ost strictly Triniaran tracts ever written.
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Cost ailo found.

A DVERTlSEMEN Is FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRloU h. WILL . RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, 80. I23- BoaIway, corner Thirty.
fir tst Jos twenty TIA ri st. Eighth AVE- 81,
D1 rast Fourteenth corner Unou al iarc 100 Thi,d
ave- cor Forty seventh at the n ARI@M OFFIC Ma
l,OOt and 80 Thirdayc Oue-tun
fourth tHsrlem savings BanA Building. . A. AZ
regular office
OST or STOLEN.-Banh-b book No. 0IS23
IL Of the German Savings Bank The hidor holder of
the book rrQueso i 10 deliver IL The bank III mai r
before Ocisvsr 49, lsos Application 10 nsae Tor
ootG
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sAH 1RAxcisoo CLOSING PRICES
SAN FRANCISCO. Monday. Sept 20. 1880.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.

LelDvILIr, Col, Sept. 20.-John +. Herrick has
Completed his report the Little Chief, and ii goes
forward to New-York tonight lt Is very com
plete and will sustain Daily III his opinion of the
condition OF the mine. On Saturday body of ore
was found in Little Chief a short distance south
west from No. shaft. Its extent is not known,
but 1t is SIX feet thick. Ii Is under the same old
stope of George X. Sabins. Climax resumed
work and began shipping ore to-day Chrysolie Is
averaging 100 tons daily Highland Chiefs output
is 60 ions per dav, aud the NINE is improving won
derfuly. Ar important strike has just been made
in Hunters Last Chance nllne on Breeze Hill-a
rood VEN OF galena yielding 60 per cent lead, and
from 10 to 100 ounces of silver per ton. mill
run will he made from ii this week.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 2O.-The week opens with
moderately firm tone, aud yet out side Operators are
unable to oh ain any information regarding the
condition of Union Consolidated mine gu the =. 800
level where the crnsscuts are beng run. The ore
found in Alta 2,GJ0-lcvel last week assays about
S2J. lerc Is but a narrow strip of ii. and can be
worked only by smelling. Dealers re still led TO
believe hat /" boom Will G ime this fall. Very
favorable reports come from Ioga district, which
lies some fifty miles east of t1e Yosemite Falls.
SILVER CLIFF, Col, Sept. 2O-ln the suit Of
Scieaiier q 1t. Bull-DOmng0. the plaintiffs testi-
mony was concluded at Pueblo to-day. The tcstI-
mon, for the Bnil-Domingo Company will be taken
IN New-York, between October and 20. &. T..
Cast OF Pueulc General Thomas Ewing and the
Hon {. ID. Martin. of Lancaster ONO. will appear
at that time for the plaintiff
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prouo5al5.

IMPROVEMENT OF brunswick HarbOr, Geor-
i GA and Vousi4 Bar. Lake George Florida.
UNITED STAFF ENGINEER OFFICE.
ARMY bIII.DrNG. NV IOrR. Sept. II, 1880
SEALED PROPCSAL-, IN tilJcate addressed 10 The un
cersercd will DE received ~ tins ,ce until y O'Clock noon
the - II Cctoicr ESQ Mhch time and place they
VIII De opened IN the presence Of bide for In rowing Noi
Bar, I for constructing CRIB 1ey IN the HabO
Brunswick, Georgia hLeccat instructions TO
blanks for pTOpo.as may be obtained at this sce
Brunswick of Mr.. :. J.. Fremont. at
nah. Ga q. A.. GILMORE,
Iieut.Co Of Engineers, Bvt NJ Gen. u. :. A
IMPROVEMENT OF SAVANNAH RIVER, Ga.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
ARMY RCIiDIAG, New York, sept. i. 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS, In UP icate add eseed TO the I'M
derCned viii be received at this ocs until IL O'Clock no1h
tho I'd OF October 1880 at ich and place they
will opened bidders fnr dredging IN the
Savannah River From 10000 100000 cubic yards OF
specifications ms tons to bid
dcrs PROPOSALS. may obtained ut this office
from L. FREMON Assistant En kineer Savannah
Ga O. A. GILLMORE, Leut-Col. or Engineers.
ITO CONTRACIORS.-Se Proposals for
L building sewers, paving regulating aettng curb and
gutter and Tagging sidewalks IN various streets
will be the Office OF the Department Of
Public Works until September 80. 1889. For ull Dtorna
ton, CITY Record, for sale at No. city Hail.
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Nrw pnblllallons.
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Gllscellalleons.

DVERTISEuENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No I2jS liroilway corner thirty.
rsist. or 5OS West Iw MY ihd ~. cor. Esh,lave No
f0urty snhst. corner Union sgutrc 700 Third
ave, cor FUrIyseventh-st.. n the HARLEM OFFICE No
OOI ,2Si Tniri-sve. Observation-Disclosures.
Harlem Savings Bank BulidGg up p. IN. ut
regular Ollie rates.
HUTCH BULBS and flower roots imported
~ and for sale by g. ItAolH 20 Pearl II.
EOR SALE.-Two one-inch wire ropes, each
i about ~ In length Apply at counting Of
Tribune.
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DOTTERDAM LINE.
III steamers leave WATsON's STORES Brooklyn
sChlEDAM W Cd, sept ~. ANS 4 EKDA NJ W eines
dgy. october Sta.
LIST Capin. s60-s70 "a Cabin. $50. steersfs. sl6 H.
CAZAUA Gen. Agt. q South Wiiiainst PUNCH. EDfE
d Co. ~ South Wiism.st., Freight Asa
|. W. AOknIS. Oh broadway. UeIierai PASSAGE Agent
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In London British consos were quiet and their
prices unchanged at 97l3l6 for money, aud 97l5la
for account. United States bonds were irregular,
per cents closing at an advance of ls at 1883 }
412s unchanged at H. after decline TO 37s and
i per cents Is higher at lib. American railways
were irregular and feverish IN response to Satur-
days last quotations from the home mar
kets; Erie declined from 4034 to 40is. and second
cons0ls from 92 to 91l209l4; Atlantic and Great
Western hrSts were not quoted, but the seconds
were Il easier at 2Sl2. Illinois Central was II
higher at 17l2 Reading Il lower at ~, and Central
and Hudson steady at l35 In Paris, French per
cents declined from S552l2 to $500, sight ex-
change on London falling to 25.36lq francs to
the E.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
reported
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH
Janl sept. l4....... L2ls725 l6667Us Inc 4i99S3
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
1879. 1880
Second week of Sept. $i5002 s9lS0o Inc. s792ls
Jan w Sept l%.... lOe3,725 l,9OJ.e00 Inc. Sl7O15
WABASH. ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC.
1879. 1889
Jan TO sept 10 .5.556G3J sI33ss Inc 255s750
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN
1873 1850
Second week OF Sept. sssu66 tI49s Inc sl2,422
JAN 10 Sept l4....... 0o!G92 l3U6 720 Inc 4l4023
The following is a comparative statement OF the
Canal Auditor showing the total On gn.itv In tons
o. each article cleared on the cangls from Scptem-
Der 3 to H. inclusive. 1879 aud 1850:
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

n III =
j Hamburg American Packet COmyany's Line for
PLYMOUTH. CHERBjU kG, and UAIBU RG.
WIELAND. SEPT . " Es Pt Ii a -. OCT T!
Sept. 81 q kIIEHI IL
RAGS passage 10 Plymouth London. CherDontS Am
burg points IN the sontn OF Eng and Ftst Coin
slOO second Cabo. $50 SeeTage, $50. Round MP at
reduced rates Seerage from HAMBURG or Havre So
KUNHARDT & CO.. c. b.. RICHARD co.
AGENTS. Ee3erdl Pdsfebger Agents
IN ~ Hrnad.st n. No Ol BIOadwav, y. Y.
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tje!p Wnn!eo.

INANTED.-A first class laundress and do
w champer small family hest OF references
CURED call IRON 5 TO / y. III. IL West JJdst
Every where, BUYERS for teri tory,
w and agents for Champion Heater costs 81 %
Saves 4. fuel fits ali stoves large pronts always
In repair. :. CUR ICr. south charles IN, Ohio.
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XMHITE STAR LINE.

INVITE STAK LINE. -, 80, -,
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAi y 81 ,ti ~ As''
kOH QUEENSTOWN And LiNEhfOoi~
NOIlCEIhe steamers Of this llne LAKE the LLho hous
RECOMMENDED Maury u. D. ~ on ootn tae ous"~fd
ana honcwaId VOYAGES 49,, - -, , . -
. I. Lap J-ulings oept. a. III
BALTIC. Capt. Ptrs II dcsday sept 20 D. IN
GEHMANIC Capt. Kennedy "a IRA ~ O1s' 4 D. ~
~ r Can. iro'ng 81 " " o ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WHSI
lOfHST. $500. .
These ptsane uniform In size and Unsurpassed ~
point ueufs The sagooI. 5laeroons SUCKING All bLa
are amidshlps the uoss and m1toh 40,
felt aGorns degree Of comfort hitherto iaAshiI'
kITEo.-saioOu, $50 AMI slO0 5tesrass sLA ActGra
tickets favorable term.
These carry neither stue sheep nor PsA
OF Ani vtgcr Apply a. tbs
Companys Ohcss No 81 BrSadwaJ. Newlorx. % No ~
ANU. a L. Y hllxasipniA X J. COATS. Axsuk
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Bullion valued at $4I $40 81 was received in this
city from the mines yesterday.
The following from The LoaarUe Chronicle con
tains some Wholesome trains, and the suggestions
offered are certainly worthy Of consideration by
mine managers generally
Tgose OF mines tGat are I'm pay 0ught 10 de-
least halt OF Their king force and expense
poraton and at Last onebai of the proceeds OF the
out put To the formation oil rts' rye fund, which
cannot possibly become TOO great. Inc dividends PAID
under such systcin 10 shareholders would never
Thousand dollar dividends woud dwindle down 10
twenty-five thousand dollars per month: But II at any
time streak snoud % encountered as - AT pres
ent the with the Little Plttsbnrg, ChrysOlite,
Little Chef and Anie' tie usual moderate
d vidend could b. paid out Of the
accumulated reserve fund, came fund could be
drawn uuou Tor active energetic Prospecting OF
explored territory, both t0rizJntdl and vertical.
This would obviate tie dagger Of sudden pauics and
we are just emerging Il would create feeIIng OF
curly and independence la mining circles generally
that would be OF ncacuable benefit 10 tho community
II inc LATHE Plttsburg and Cbrysolite managers.
instead Of sending every dollar that could
h. ruked aud scialed together 10 NeW-YOrk had
placed "A portion OF t9e money In OF our
local banks and accumulated At reserve fund OF
or TWO IoI,non o ars EACH every mine Foyer Hi
40 tho assertion may seem, would tnis
moment bonanza ana the great panic Of this summer
wou q Lever nave happened
Referring TO the Maine mines. The Boston Daily
advertiser says:
nine hat attracting good deal OF atien-
ton o. ates Deer Isle IGe friends OF the company
claim that deposit Of ore has Dccn found IN
otner mne III Tue STARE ana whcn one Fteo's hat tho
SHAFT 6xl2, has been III hold mass vi ore from tao
depth ~ feet 10 the present hundrcd"ot level IL
tuuly may consdeicd marvellous Veln The weight
OF the vein be aDprccia ed whcn We that
NV actual i've feet OF The ore weighs ton.
ZIG managers of the c0mpsny are practical business
men vino lave succe .sd IN lmdng Tor their
ore at "A good prun. and quietly shipping their
products TO market the other couplpies ~ Maue who
competing ior the hvuoS VI t@s sist sivdend will