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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-09

Bullion valued al S07.5 GS 7G was received in
New-Yorll iro - the mines yesterday.
The supcrIntcndent of Inc Boston Consolidated
BodeJ tclcgraphs that tie nortn 300 level OF the
mine !, IN IN IA grade ore, assayiug pj3 per ton.
Inc prrulendcnt OF the SILVER Nugget telc-
graphs that the NINE Is looking better the ore
Averaging $50 per ton lie advises sinking the shaft
About -four tons of GOOD being hoisted daily
from the north dnit 800 level OF the South Bu.wer
Mime.
Stockholders and thc public will be glad 70 learn
that the DuHHin (IcadvIliel VIII resume the pay
mcnt Of dividend, before the close Of the prcoe t
month. lac up.rnteud-ut reports the shipments
from the NINE for september At 3O2 tons OF far
CRATE ore, lettlng about sos per ton. he
mine Is looking well AMI a good show
inr NAV be- expected for October. The
$40 900 will be declared at tue next meeting of the
trustees, from the earnings of the nine for Septem
, T. ana tuDj ihrce viii remain Ia the treasury, after
p4y:ng ihis amour a contingent 1und Of between
SIS, 600 a d $4,000
Elsewhere ~ tnts iSsuc of TIE TRIBUNE will be
ioun. letter from Danel Holman. 81 tnis cIty 10
the Sccretar, Of the Wa,droD Consolidated Mining
Company Mr.. Holman has just returned
rom VISIT TO the properly, which
Is situated III SaH Juan County. Colorado
Il d sredks of IT in tine iStest terms. The nnoa
ale owned by nnnb,r of wealthy retired bu-luess
men OF Ncw-lOrk. aud are 10 bo systematically de-
vcloped at once. Inc money IS to be takea Out of
The mines III ner than ont Of tho publlc-a pan
worth. OF general adoption.
Tie Vatican Goid Mining Company have jus; is
r. ed under ne laws 81 NeUYurK, with Il capIiai Ui
500. 900. divided nto 100000 shares. The nap
crty OF ne company cOusl,ts of 1,J0UX60U feet Of
miner ground ~ Kanaka Mining Dsr,ci, hi Dorado
County. taI a. out s,X nIl'cs tfUm CoIuma. on The
sputl FORK of An.rcan River. This section hLs FOR
Years been nricd lOr III rich field Of gold, nanny
nom Placer mines. l. ~ expected Una. nv reopen
Iu4. the Odd tunnel. which ran 400 / 81,
bnt vino :, not having been tInbercu, cavcd ~
some wears ago, ore can be developed IA sufficient
quantities 10 supply lO-stamp mil. the
location Of lhc grOunI IcuucrS pumping
and hosting mGchlncry unnecessary, and wood and
water are sbundant. W. ID. R0ol. "a we'll
known miniuG engineer Of san Francisco,
saws: " have every reason 10 eXucct
,h.s property to pay largely on a trllng
on law could. rs soon - tie tools are on thr
prDu 3D. De ready 20 iulli ore IN sixty DAYS" The
officers are ,,cO1gc ". COstcr, president James w.
Coggswoll. ylcc-prc,ld,nt; William A. AndJc, Sec
retIN and treasurer.
In tle o0ntu Monday the superintendent reports
tee IA the best quality OF orc " In tue norm
dnfl, average samples rom the face aSsayIUg nom
$50 - gold and 81 silver to sl2 "a gold ana 30 20
silver per ton.
Gne silver Rock shaft Of the Unadilla is down A
ieet. lac cieyice Is now feet wide Detween walls
showing some very line copper ON the ioot wall
Hosting from the Eagle snatt was begun Octoberl.
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NVALDRON CONSOLIDATED MINING co.

"
SIDNEY T. morse. esq. 7, WaldiOu Consolidated
prpc. the Waldrun C)nsotaed Mining Coz al Mineral
Point, san Juan CoGty }. cjl" ~ my p mon my con
value. NOT only u u nes ne oar zen are 0pentH
sol d mineral py tedhs. vrSins nom two t. three
Icet from surface AL carry copper and Ltlcna
wnch mills from % ~ the ton aiyer Eithcr
worth ali the pro, erty Nauje has constructed in
eial 1ont an hata Che oirs c"mqo ne group ale tiiou
on to o., base III mountain ne arriny
ID Ia 400 L. access S Gie %" a" Who" - tenn u ne
Ohe n dlne-out poni and oXoIanS nefy Two mi % III
Ichgth. d. rrlsng NIJn eKIc...yc hoist machinery
progress vcly hte c,tt need b. ohpl IA de-
vcopment. The oman rising n0st perpendicular. bat
depln nom U fees II Is proycioal h a. dcpth
, aiIsi 'iilcrl Mountain the Y,as "'Ien AID lie
pit Ell torsh theao Tunnels mU-t ore NJ mineral OF
nr Ri Cloud" by Josse Hoy, csq and others,
tGan IN $50 ccL pio' Ing tAf m'Huin ~ depth
o. only ~ feet IRON Hs SLri-Gr hs eicol.yi,1 py
IT, fon An oa,r Of ssIo0J vas recrntiy Irttse. for
This uopaTty. Your .rin'eadent the " Caud
a. 81 does ne Sane mineral VIZ gray copper
explored Ine lidon runIcI II the snorm dc,n
VII be icys0Vet ma you nay wcl appreciate the
prise 4 rro.uao clayton. wno visited tho mountain a
f-w year ahd pronounced the wonderful
of Tucr AID i,irGe
the la al rccOn varying IN width from eight 30
fOcy crt, prominent anon. them uisccrniblc
mics your comnanv mpoiaiJ Tor yon 70
I've the ystn"ss ri this property With bald l0;es
crop extending nio uyor tails passive
towering noun I'm. 10 ~ be equally iuiUO-slO1 for
I've 1t, thu net Ntrao
efa w.att eHtsnb,d /. II, uts I've capita employ ell
during The past has pa al showing
81 the srface besides pushing
net LOO feet into IN" b1s1 OF me nouthn congratulate
the teir cood fortune securing thus property.
shot Il NJ sronl IN ~l puG you
GH|iEL HOFFMAN.
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eia o'cDocN 70 3 O'Clock

American Tx H'k Int a ct 20 Inc Metropolitan T.. lat
~ -. lIY l.uOJ ......tSa| I.O.tI ....-..lu13.
C~tP NJ & O con Mobile & Ohio 49, south IAc lst
DpbPn ~
Central Iowa list 6uOO .....SBl4l Nil & - * lst
5OnO. .O5i4 y y. l. y Il West ~nutherr MINI
Northwest consol New II Con I3,OO1. .bB .IU2g
l,OlU 90 Caulit SadtIcrU
Loo. 1901 10000 ........SJ . lst OiIr
2uO =. b} 40 l.. % 81 10000 ...----95t3
Egnsas Pacific Is Galvps II & SAlst Ind & " IN
Den Div "A lO,UOO...- 100 2.iuu........ Il
with cOuPceit
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DroposIl5.
PROPOSALS FOR BARRACK LAMPS. OIL
u WICK~.
DErOI OuAHfRRH lsTRK's OFFICE

DEPOI QuARfERH isTRK's OFFICE
FliLAbE rIilA Dc. ! 1880.
II INTENDED the Of Mineral oil 70 rrh'ing
Military About les q gaoe6 Of rcdscd Mn
cr Oi nesIDg test 6asb be lower taaa 10 .
Fab viii needed aDsu 500 two sH pendant
aps wi,n Good and dprrOyej Arsnd buricrs and loo
suitable WIcks Prntoi aT&w1sRs Of Lamps be
heye u oe sai@s can DC had &?pcAuoa " tho under
slime.
separate ,eslcd bids the Oil Lamps and Wck- 10 be
detiVerc4 hiS cphis Oi the Gu rtFmssters
ciar meD are 1HsIl-'. They VII he "erSl IA he
ATT dly NHVe nber 100 In presence OF bidi,rs Inc
BIDS ould spcifY the ki1i o. pa-Easo
d-hveod the nnJerIi and the Lamp
offered by bddcrs iiis be considered Aay LAMPS
Ohcrtd.
The object Of Tho Qoarermssvcrs Depsronan; pro
those slib regarding oct, SAFETY.
power, best nttei iUf che a Ia be
lTcferBcc vii bee given ARTICLES Of Production
The
reserves the night 10 rcicc. all bis
Bidcls IDyi submit their bids samples Of
the amps WhiC@I Larg pfppSs- D. furnish.
forms OF os-ls wall Ds Furnished bv
nc zDpicae Tne envsoO-s Llaing bds should
be Proposals fox Lamps" OIL or Nicks" as
tie
D. IL. kUcKE2 Asst q. N Gen. U. :. A..
Depot Quartermastcr.
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9rc Cream.
GrltcS 1no fen0er5.

THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF
Low AND HALt LON ora rES
BiAoo ore tIkEFLACES,
with Andlrons Basket Gr9te,
Tenders. Fire seas and Cual. IiOta
MINTON'S TILES 10 great variety. Wholesale and retail
Estimates gwen 10 archItecte aud builders
J. r SONOVER & co.
80. 5oS CznalsL New. York.
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60 Onom II Han Concern

FREDERICK WILLIAM FRANCIS. who left
SIDNEY, New South Wales. for London D. tho PARA
malta the sth OF February. lsG8 VINE your father
Address RAILWAY DETACHMENT PUBLIC WORAS
OFFICE, syaney, Now hoats Wales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-09

san FRANCIsCO Oct. S.-A 4O-stamp mill is being
shiuped 60 the Nina, Prcta, mines of Sonora, Mex
icI' which are owned by New-York men. iIag IN
&, 1evs are ucgoti Itlng for a mine In All
2oaa, owned by Gallagher, of Tucson. The ores
rom which were worked here yesterday by mil
process and yielded at the rate OF Sl,7OO per Ton.
The market for Cons iocKs was more ac I'VE to-day.
with prices fraction hlGter. Com eutlon has de-
clared a dividend OF - cents. the Attest assess
mrnts are Yellow Jacket, 81; Crown PO'ut, 30
cent?. and Steep Hollow gravel % cchts.
SILVER CLIIF Col. Oct. S.-An important strike
has lust been made III the FIsbdaic mine. The ore
Averages 800 pr ton. a strike % l.400 ore has
been made IN the Powhatan mine. The Plata
Ver4e mil is running smoothly, tine liver Chit
miii is advancing rapidly. and the Robinson aud
Over nlil IS "A pronounced success.
Tucson. Az. Oct S.-A very rich strike is re-
uurtrd 10 nave been made on Sunday last in the
north drift from the 212 level of the Contention
nine. The ore Is a chloride, plentIfdy sprinkIcd
with horn lyer
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VULCAN GOLD MINING COMPANY


J.. 81. tOG>Ws III. NicrIrcsi euL ana
WILLIAM \. ANDOE. secretary AMI treasurer.
This mine - l0 ated Ell DORADO CDUN ~, G Ii
FOI,IA This essentially god OToiu M. "a shown
thIt over seventeen
million superior ilduccHentS lot
- 9th cpuIty whero inlnnI ~
cx ,u lively pro crucd Ths ,iulic superior, l. 9 ana
pu ciIy We projected. win 81 mining ut but niue
iuvoi vet an easy to AL mimi Districts I'll
WILLIAM Ma has history better than other 81 its
Kind n ~ Sttfe Tn ledge. this found in tie
bel Wcbbcr from wnc So mFct ~ q n - been
vase A four hu drcd feet vs. run Il tap tho
lei and Wa tas,n that wcct from 20 to Il per
whreb.rrow rai IN the opening THIS tunnel were N
Ilil 10 tinb H. = caVel aid mas
since rrpuen" THIS company ohcr veiY limited
arOunt reopen n tune aud the pro
confidence and assurance that they VII
be a niAuy pied with TO .rcU stamp uHi reg
uaIiy Lg Inv rock dr,ompos d, ard an Guat drop
a quIn.itr t.e ore per day Ihr COM
pan, ohcr A,ock sOutb ngtI'. and invest
WI not ial "a b. tenuncrltvr. The tOLl
py two lp fact0s IN hclt mines al abun ami
su tpv % wool au' All Developments be made
without pGnJng and hosting machinery, aud iho
cOmpus such II can De eisil stopped. The
proIprs all tccscd IN IN i6ug ne pop iyds ri
paving Is KING capt - la lVey eV
er coucciTabr economy vii be o1s,ryci Yi y'w OF
ant SAFE fOIndlon tor iing
dvIdcn ~. Nj thy reJrtS 81 work
d" with quarterly haan,d siaicI n, W.! De
Stockholders, ing INVESTOR Cah nav iuI
prospectus bv applying 10 the Compsnrs Once, 10 Bio1d
"a. tto,tu
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y O'CLOCK 70 pa D'CLO0h-
DIST OF COl g GJ3
-. .faFnVaA
TIE GENERAL LIST.

DIST OF Cd SOS OHIO Central Inc y Cent Conv ~
Ic ,isercd 300 . ii 80 o ...... 1917
Iou ', a7L, IL 900 .......,1le Chez g. ohio lat
North Carolina Ono cntra' lst series Is --
=
90 7sia Unon Pacific 1T Iud Bloom & West
Alabama Class 90 - .......I.2ls 1T 49,
luuOJ ~ 90 Pacific Oi Ne Ist 4 $500 ~
roIc Wttert,n 4 ,0lO . 10. J.. Ind Bloom q 2l
Og lst Con horthwes; CoLsol 49, 'ul D.. O.. III
q - ...... ssh Cup GOi BIDS KsI Pscihc 1t Con-
TuOO 60 1000 ... zoo. 100 ....... 90
10000. BIZ. b771 Denver * . lat StL% Mountain
\ y LE,v Yves tOnsol CAIRO & Fult 1T
New ~ Con s.p ... . ~ T. Ot ....... loss
I 900 .sgs American Nock { Han a StJO - Con
2DOOO. 90. 80 Imp BouC- rs 10000 .--.-- los
\ T. LF.y West 2..rjI IN Nj q II Parl
NV "a 5s tuna Tex Plc In T. GraUt 90 l.i4
% OtO. 81 20OUj . .... - { st l. u & . cIn
Mo kan & "a W L Tel Coz 1880 I.Opt .......J"i.
agOOD .......Gl3a LOCO .... 20 5000 ... 90. .gila
l. 90 -. az LOCO ...... 20 Il IOuis & = +
IulerG3tl ID inc y J Cen cons "a CiaSt
1000 ...7si4 1000 900. loo - 5OJU. 75i9
81 Paul rs gold
ia
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
G,S FrINCI-Co Friday. Der. : 1880.
ley TELEGRAPH TO rHE rRIBUxE.1

The Grown Pont Mining Company has leylcd an
assessment Of 80 cents per share.
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In London British cOnsos are quoted steady at
97ljl6 for Doth money and account. United
Statts per cents are Is higher at lO544
aud the 4l.s are 3 higher than "wednesday. ut
lf2ls. ana Ine 4, IS higher at Ills. American
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ana second ,0n>ols l. higher az 92l2 Atlantic aud
Great IVES ern firss A lower at 81. Illinois Cen
trai y higher at 1853 Per Sylvana 3 lower at
Cos Reading unchanged at .jl2 and central and
Hudson II lower ut l3i3i. The Bark OF England
to-day gained 100000 bullion on balance. In
Paris FrencJ per cents declined fCom - e. : 40,
sIgtt exchange on London failing from 2J.4l TO
25.3si2 lrtncS 10 the f.
lie gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported;
CENTRAL PACIFIC.
l-1g. 1850
Month Of ept......slG4 Ji29 slgJfnO1 inc s}07i7l
jan sept. ..I2.J20 10 4l0h69i Inc l59JJ0j
HoRru.RS PACIFIC.
First week in oct. s7ii601o $1,000 Inc $4,000
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS ASD SORrhLRS
1873 ISS1
Fonrh week IN sept. sJl.i30 ~5J.o32 Inc. 5000
Jan ~ epj. 80 lu3S,4"6 l4tJ.1i2 Inc 4-1,1U6
me eceiU.s of Il lur an grlui 10 tlc principal
Atlantic ports thls Sth day Of October We're
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Mlniilg.

OFFICE or TnE EMPIRE MINISG Co, UTAH, !
SAT- LAKE lIY, -ept. 20, lsS
IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
~ against uern ing following described STOCK u
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LIZA MONTANA COMPANY.

Capltal. S5 100000. Shares. $40 each Unasaessabe
DEMONSTRATION. W. w. Wckes Vice President
Michael snow. Secretary. r. +. FrOO.e
DIKFCTORS-W.W. Wickes A. = Barnes. Alanson "ras<.
L. NJ sheldon. Michael snow. NOSGOrs ,. l. Hiuscr Cole
sauuaer- Montana. - u..
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Canal Klrd rtw'r Bar Piia B1st1
Flour bills. 1855 555 2S1o 2Is1 1871
Nheai. busn 77.iO0 $3.50 "a j9.G9' $4,000 5000
COM bush. LIB. loo $500 --.'bJ JoJ1O
bush "92lO % So lotUO lrlp
DO S.iNN 90 4VD
Barley. bush 5000 800 .-.-.. ....-
IoiJ uusb J3t,.OO 1880 S.3oc g2,tSN l-J2oO t9oOO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-20
Phenomenal Electric Llrht.

San Antonio Special to New Orleans Tines.I
Thursday evening Fred Rader. II
years old, son oe Constable BAder
went home from school and found his
parents gone, He went to the ean,
board TO slice off piece Of bread
buttered it, then went in front Of En-,
house, sat down on O gate post and
began eating, In few seconds he
was enveloped in a fame which passed
around the house to the irrigation
ditch and was lost. Freddie's sisto,
near by saw the flame and described
it as ball Of fire. Freddie's hat WI,
burned, also his shirt bosom, and hi
eyebrows sinsed of, and the hair
where not projected by the hat,
70 day he is unable to soc and car
scarcely hear. His face u swollen
and ridged as if by a sharp instrument
The boy is in great pain, and ma,
lose both sight and hearing. There
was no one near him except his littl,
nino year old sister at the time. IN,
burning is said by physicians to hav,
been produced by an electric FIRE. L
is the occasion Of universal wonder
and comment here, being an unusua
case,
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0uEENswARE

PATRICK Kerns, representative
old time Irish-American citizen, died
yesterday afternoon in north Memphis
at the advanced age Of seventy years
He had lived in Memphis about forty
years, was an honest, fearless m N
aud remarkably well-read upon a greai
variety of subjects. 1t was his re.
quest that the inscription, "a true
democrat be placed on bis tomb,
stone. A week ago he said he hoped
he would die Friday or Saturday 0.
this week, and be buried on Sunday
His wishes will be fulfilled. Not long
since he stated that he had read every
issue Of the LEDGER since it was first
issued. He was a remarkable mar
in many respects, true to his convic
tions, and met death as calmly as q
tired child, that lies down to pleasant
sleep
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~1--o--n-
BY CABLE.
MoRE rRouRLE IN 1aELANp.

ANOchAA ~ ARhhANht
DUBLIN, November 2O.-Accounts
received from various parts Of the
country by agents for property, repre-
sent the state Of the country as still
more disturbed and demoralized. The
combination against the payment Of
rents is extending into districts
hitherto peaceable, and the terrorism
which follows closely in the wake of
the land league is steadily breaking
down the opposition of the law
abiding Glasses. Tenants who do not
pretend to be able to pay their rents,
meet their landlords dehautly, refuse
to pay more than Grifiith's valuation
and in some cases decline to pay at
all or demand an arbitrary abatement.
ARE THE TUKRs GOING BACK TO
AsIA2
ST. PErERsBURd, Nov.-The Golos
asks if the porte is, through. the me-
diam Of the Kurdish rebellion, pre-
pairing the road for an inevitable OF
toman retreat from Europe to Asia
Minor
LONDON, November 20.-Laycock,
Australian, won the final heat in the
international regatta to-day, carrying
off the first prize, 65OO; Ross, second,
winning f3OO; Hosmer, third. winning
Gl6O, and Smith fourth, winning e4O,
Ross fonled LAycock above Chiswick
Eyat. Laycock then took the.lead.
He not only won on the foul but won
| the race handsomely by 7 lengths, in
26 minutes 43 seconds, Hosmer good
third.
A correspondent telegrsphs from
Magaraka Epirus that the condition
of affairs there is very grave. Eight
thousand Albanisns have volunteered
to serve under the League. Two
thousand assembled here on Wednes
day. The movement is directed as
much against Turkish rule as againat
annexation to Grenoe,
THE REGATrA
LONDON, November 2o.-Layoock
won tho international regatta; Ross
was second, HOsmor third, aud Smith
fourth,
FRENCH GOLD PoR AMERICA.
HAvRE, November 20.-The
steamer H erder sailed to-day with
100000 francs ia gold for New York
TURKISH TROUBLES.
! CoEsTANTINoPLE, November co.
The troops under DerviSb Pasha, q
| various points near Dulcino, are sur
rounded by the Albaniaus, The AL
banian league has informed the Turk
ish authorities that it will forcibly op
. : pose any attempt TO execute the do
cree calling out the Redifs for service
I The Austrian consulate at PriSrenC
has boon pillsged by q mob,