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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01


on AND AFTER NOVEMBER ~. $40,
Express Trains cave Newfork va Desbrosses All cort
muut streets teiIics. as n,lows: s,o "a
e. 7. 800, and 10 ami Il niehL -undlys '.5o aud
F R49ress a n a. ye S@wY5PS lily x oos san az
100 and M run ng through va trenton anu ani
Boats Of brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
rrsey cay, anordug speedy ami direct transfer
tof d trins leave sst Philadelphia 2:ni 345 s.
Z 1s55 D. $50 lndI am Limited express l5O M s. 3.
a NJ 4 ala sop ave Iilade Dia VIA Camden ~
ami 30 p n gay y except sunGa,. .,o- fr,.. ,,,
foot OF Des6rorses AID ori A. Couits' and Brooaya
ana Ms HucsonsG. ROD ksn t.uon, Jersey city Hm.'
s' The Sew YORK camoan5 VII call aud check
ba gage from notes ,s a ID re identt s.u,,rp
t}ru-ra Manager 1l Passenger AT
1--WE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as zoe
1 Ehw.YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
? am~ciacuaati chicago Day Express Drawing.
room Coaches 70 Bu.falo Suspension 6r.,g,.
p ~ (Daiy.)-Fast 81 Louls Express arvinE At Bat;
southwest iumans 0est Drawingroon sleeping Coach
TO- gnnn0 lad, express Tor the West sleeping
Coaches hoagh 90 ba4s'S A.S ,s aus ee,-. aai
7sio D. m.-- IN ram tram for TIE " est
Trans s' s,3S la ssg Ds.YI iS so $40 go
D.u p > midnight saturday rigats only SUNDAYS.
II. the .ord ava Pa.se, O. 900, ~ 1919 etAs 10
il5 3 .. So = 4io 5iO $50 SID 81: ) lojg u
midnight sundays. $780, $780, ij:ZOa ~ l'io oi'o p H.
N" Patssaa, j 10 Ig-oS ~ l. eooP 9o IiS s. 500
~ ml5nshi sondays s. $50 1910 ~, Las $50 IN
II midnis . ..- -.... ...t 80 -.
~: 81 3 D. IA ~ milnieAt ratarisy EAts only
sunern GOO 1850 1920 a m, l:i5 $50 200. S;lo Isl,
M lao. $780, D. m. aud AZ gilnighG
WAFNiek. 7-io 1920 a m, f3l p. m ~, An -. a..
cay s@g s ~ KingsOn. 5JO A. H. $3.50 ~ SUNDAYS $50
a. m. TO, A, MON. m y.au. Ian 4SO Z n
.nod,ys o. s.5U. lU.-O - .. - y "a ID, -. -
N,I.es0W I.5J .. 1910 a M; ss'O' ~
Ona1gs $50 SV ,h M SesYo1S ANA oswesO Midland
Rsiiroad al an - lU:2U M iJO, 7. 7.l3 D. ~ saa.
FOit % 81 20 !. a m. d, $50 and y NJ
Jay leave zsst. quarter II ana qua or AFTER
Sb s srn1, 4o ~. " 54J w. ana al l045 and lli5
,. . ,,, s AYE sai Auartmeuts DrASlng loom
ch saaog t,nasnrs o. OOtaine. AID tas
anu 49,. tra..iur BASsA-e lrt tho
chefhln k,s [,s 80, tul or 357 BrOa1wsy. Y. No
pam . V"n rs,.tyn OF at the C0mpanY's Depots
t9slt So. ~ frm The West arrive IN NesNork az Ia
Az, II ~ a. ni and lOl "a, Damn r...,. -, 49, w.
NORTHERN RAILROAD Oh NEW JERSEY,
~ Tra.ns savat EageWood COstss Plermont aad NJ
Sundays a m. aud 8; D Ins iI'3O M traia ~ln
leave 3G minutes SATURDAY nights a, ~, -.
i anneL sprung valley Anl NonNe5' go" ''' w. h'S
= ia mo y. ABBOTT. aeeerl. easss Agent SewYors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01

F7,orl4 10 notafoe- bin4 uUs. O DuOus - Ukgs The
ra.eints Irsh Potatoes g. but merry a
na -foca s taCIe Jess frozen -a Er az 0eai ia eA-
c ef ont al very luR prices Choice uHfr1z'u stock
a. rv qf drn sr l-urc4 sweets iu u"erat- rrqVe5
Ia -.csy Fine unfr3zea onions Wan-ed o. iulI quota
Tgrs -guasnes nave rather Heuf uqr-y, bot are zen
rally uiruangad Celery iu better nrAAhd and hirhef
pnupk MS arr CHER Canhn Wer ~ anah supply ana
4eri Us la 81. crs lay9r. Q-utat. 'ust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01

FLIIT--
Rccarfs OF Fruits fDr fhr week 4s23 pigs with
1917 pEgs OF Peanuts and 100 p1ge OF Pecan SUITS Ex-
rorrs ~ Dried Appies, gal Jkgs. There rathcr
stoc. eVapsrat-d Apples TINS market prices
ar aga n higher fancy lot saabe S7rJc aud s1ne
receivers arc nui6lug The advanced prices for
arie rpts brought considerable st"cs forward which
sale quut-t1t- ne DIST nler
mat .a a Cool southern snord IN bags CHOICE
Western Quarters rV held ard Be bonsh
lnaer The demand gT1ce
OF freight for
10 The import dptT
effect Evalratei Peaches an IN second ,ndr
and can only be aIvanG@d prces 40 DnpeAled
Tvaar1ted Choice Nurth Carolina Suzirisd Peeled
are so.ug In e small 81 l8D2Uc 5utl Fruits gep
rga!y iu gar ,nYpV and ~ PeaBuis
held with little confidence there no increase in
tuc Jusj esS tns-tnuts and hfn Hickory Nuts
offered h.sck 4lnui. IN hgt re
Quest A n1oieratg trade n Pecan quotations
vr-.rrst.d la Faiftc OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
on AND AFTGF, NOVEMBER ~ $40,

DOUBLE TRACK. TIE most IMPROVED EQUIP
AlENT, AND NE fastest TIME CONSISTENT
WIIH ABSOLi rE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01

The .eUv tor she Wrek 20 ne various
roprs of disf-buton follows Enc Rail Wav. 80
.ar. al r-ar D.. Mix Harlem railroad z. lhn
-. VCv-f,4y.u l,aoad b.1 iu. Hiu-0n lIver Ea-9ad
III. o.. 4lf4ad ,iallroac 10 MIX AMI cans ~
cream. no srrlanrous nearby routes 10 cans OF Nuk
b. fll ou River l,l4 .,~JJ rtAs Ok AlIA
u tltt l.ll L.. a4iul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01

-o ooo bulhon on balance. In Paris, French
,st clio VpV "a IS 80; sight exchange on London
sper es0.ss5. . 24ia francs 70 the {. ,
risnz 70 earings OF the following railroads arc
,soerted' xr,r,Sf ST LOUIS AND PACIFIC.
49, slglss0 s2s3. s65 Gno s9l ssl
sus,rs ~ees OF ~ 7s2aS24 nl%9957 lac. S2U9,6S3
jan !" 81 p1ur. MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA
S5SSo 40 ,226 Inc SS S35
sssra week .. 90 2SI2.l4O 2.le9.GS0 Ine. d01.490
u cS d Law Of SFS Novemb sa' w SG,n''A
el" Ncw-NOrA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01

10 TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 3
DEPOTs n PulLADELPh. A, Is NEW-N DIRK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
ITO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
$500 BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINE.
4


For TREN To y amt PHILADELPHIA
Leave New YORK. from Station e. H. h Of y. J.. foot %
LibsfiFst. -
For Fhiiadephia, Ninth asd Gresusss- at 745, o. 10,
I:l5 n; l30. 4, 4.30 $3.50 T. lao II 7. IA. On snn
day $40 AL 800. a; d y o. - -.
For IhFl and Bcrks-st. 6-ju l:l5 a. M l3O, 4;5o,
$50 y. %. SUNDAY $40 a. m. -
Trenton, War and lucserss. 30 :i5 o. 10 1913
o. l:3, t:5o, 4t5 JJu - ll:Ju II = NJ sunday
SAB a m. $50, :. 500 ~ n.
trains leave philadelphia for New-Iors 49,.
From Stations Phi.ade phia reading l. i corner Sihtn
at 7:3n, S.30 $50 a m; !; D z 5:so.
$40 d:+O 1870 IL sunday at $50 M ESQ b:ios
IL p. IN. "a
$40, 1910 sunday At 8:l0 H.. i;5O lt9 m
Treutoa- y aTFcu and IuCkcrstt 20 s~o O.itt
$50 :. SEQ, lari- ll2O 2:i4 - t.5 10, sd
D. m Snnday-l25, as, $40 q. G:l5 80 p H.
Cunu lo- station - asa TJm
pr roklyn ami Erie sDGt. jersey Cfry. - -. 49,, .
sale at foot NJ ibertt NOS 2ss zo fVl st,
e57 1928 Broadway. and ths prtuciga boz SOS snt
4 Court and Annex office. Jeweirs Wnarl brnosifh
N Y. Transit COMPANY Doids Erpfe-s VIII car ot ana
baggage RON hotel residence O dr-tinaL1n Ap
nesflon can h, made a; ga and 1923 way 736 5th
ave- YOrk. amt Brooklyn All these onles
in c0nneet m With the Bell Telephone and Law iee-
graph. n., n,.,,.
Joseph 3 HARRIS. II. 7. BALDWIN,
General a8aRer. Gen Pa.- AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01

There u aree supply II live poultry oherine snd The mar
kct Il, v-rv al sud The is boon cold ts
lie f1gs III TIC ROAD and iAeg arrive ID sncA
Door con lfI bulk ~ the stock u wagon bo4
low prices There n pretty TAR supply OF Drt-ea 9u
dealers 81 4u2nLfra on
In hul. si receipts frar nt o-a, so1c c-a "
uhcl is frozen selling very cheap fm uErnzrn
sfo bch arrived express film nearly l0ints ~ noi
over p..uty and rules aboHt atraaF Vest OF the
- gs TO- s0lls l8.d Waic4i Tas left from
Ir-uss., wig most OF ,hs inf thrfe
Is q. ll4u hin fine ~ sort Hy u come tri4
fqnr- 0ts has quotations uui o. hgurf- repre-
~, general sale. 0f bulk Of the stoc@ Hrous nnl
Crai 4re I'M largo supply lower ~ ful price 4oi
lAs0url 1ll -o1th western in pms - is ga Ata
for ~. ii. ran ohio wild Ducks selling fairy Al
aooIf stssv ONES Rabbit asst quoted
I.areluL- VI Vsnisou liberal Bias demand s Jeen
~ nrt l.slnss IrettE Wi hl-l Mp lolAon3i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
el.l IL BOSTON,
VIA THE
STONlNGION LINE.

CO.n n 1T No EUN ALL IDI = EAST
The E.e-anf steaAsis
MAS~AC III -Erls, IN Iucad4Ys liflaya ma saturdays
and NANltAGAN-krl on Non ~ D. Wednesdays and IN
days al a., mo-. -rtr oil, A. ,
Of Bust0- a. - ~ Special Limited
Iir.t Class els 30 wcen Ne~l ork aud Boston GOOD
CN IY rs speciNel 0u their lsce-B1 "a b.
Tlckes ut az prncuI uckot offices SfAiefo us
Offices Mestcotrs Express Company, nt NOs
S03 AM ~ Broadway, metropolitan anu tnth Avenue
llotes ucNat ufceA - - -. 49, 49,. $500, -
Sfaauers ELECTRA and GALA ~ icsyc ltr -. North
River f1Ot M1deusL, daiN lcAceQ' auun3s) Al L. IA
It4 Rogt0I, VIA irDs ilcnee IN ~
ife.sht via either line taken y loWesJ rltes
d. $. BAB.OCH President
L. W. FILKINs General PASSENGER AsraL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
n gatuck aud HousatOn.c JajsstoGmers Cath
ailue ohp Pier 80, r. ~ daily At 1850 $50
Fare lover than ~ a8y other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01

Tho catch IL BEGINNING io ward small way ana
il antiug b-c- q uivicrito Prices More certain Vau- M
likely al be asled week whe0 Iul list o. quo
tItions VIII be inserted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
NFW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

NEW-GORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-Commrncng November :.
Ioel through tralns VIA cave Grand Central De7Ot
200 m Western and Northern Express 10 Rochester.
PlattzDurg. Ut Adams anu Montreal Co..
1000 room cars
daig1a, Rochester Buffalo
Hoo 6any and troy WIN connections % OdcS
Saratoga. GiGus Iais and kaLlalu-
400 y IL, ActOumOGatlun u Albany iiiN tlOJ.,
90 ,. H. ExDre-s daily. Win sisrpns esrs Dc
81 LOUIS. mining thTOush every Gay 81 the week %
serpng for Buffalo rOeiO ana OelV't ANA lor h01
ueal excepting Suntay night VIA 7al4u9EA o ,-s 2,
coo PaciuC Express, daily WIN si'ep i. 49,
Niagara Rochester Bnif4lo Cleveland Ioiio De.foib
and Chicago -. -. o..
ing via Geneva SeeDng 10 Geneva Rochester AL
Montreal, Adams.
ll3o M, Night Express with -leepihS 0Ars u A'AP
aud Troy -. -.
Wesfcort .xpr Onces PsrA-pice, and 100 and DAB
Rroadway. ,tTIOra and 333 W IsIIngtOn It, BrOziyn
] N 'rOlTt EY Gen. &. Is. MEEhri Gen. Paasr ACT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
NORWICH LINE
RAILROAD.-

~ r. pa.o1 Worcester Nashua Portland and tho East
"a Nav ond0n hreamers leave Pier No. Az S0rta Ryer
IN nj "a = ~ frcepLeu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
20 nul avelase invoices van nat ezessa 2Oaae: euOt
NryEr

Receipts for ihe week, o. i=l boxes last week jlsVl
bosc, corrcsp ondng week last 20 boxes Exports
for week Zu,aa6 bpXrs time Lat year 400
boxes. -rpcOi quotations se-y az G47 me Mt.Lel
sl the shippers have confined fnrr pur
cbass aud have shown ~ Willingness 70
operate When stock offered al reduced url.ts ~.
present drmand l. msiHlv for medium grade OF
i'hrcse ouch can bought 4OgllC.-one
commission hunsa turned out about 700 ucxes yesteray M
crme. g fancy ts ~ SeDemDrT ne ese ~
Store -. bat receivers Offering the bet
81 3c and j. not easy 10 move STOCK
at price mmed Checso have very light inquiry and
nrln- ~ - NM ed. Qnntaillnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
5lfrmaeats ano aIiLrJI05.

I FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. ,a.o .o,
PAs-ENGhR TRAINS =. on ~ .iter June l. 4osY ~
leave derots foot Cortandt ami Deorpssss@ AZ ~ IT.
n "a ana ba1 D. I'd. t0r fasiou. bvThencnl AtSusy..ts
Rra.inA, Iauch thank. WtsesDar. Tow an,', 1859
Iihlca. Geneva, LgonA bana" lhe west fu'iA'" ~
Ing coaches attached 20 $50 q. ia Wal. o,t far all,
Trains lcavngI 40 a. m aud 7. L.. 1oiA'00' - -
ru,uts IN Nabanoy and HaErtOn erai teft.cuS $500 .
r. h. BYINGrON, "entt az Ia--el,AA, a 51.s-
Camera Insfern Ofce corner Chui n an tor.-dt-ss
90 i'' 4. H. CO MMi.sG o., Agent
MANHATTAN RAILWAY Co,
OFPICF OF GENEAAL MANAGNR, II .AOAuWAf.i
NEw OAK. NOv. -, 1880.
NTOTICE-The new SDttlOn al lZOJll-st. and
2ave W. be opened che IDno and Monday
November -. D. a. hAtN' fehefA hAhaEel,
DOCkAWAI BEACH.-New-IO X. Wood
IA haven and Roc-awag Railroad cave daily. oNcep,
sunday. hunters FouL U.lJ l4-i3 a. A-.O y.
Lave llocAaeay Iiua m. 81 dilC 2. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
- Leave sew ork foot Liberty ST., ~ r.
VIA brapchpnrt;
For rtighands. .. $40, -: - q. 30. p m.
For Monmouth beach and seabrsht. 3 slj, ll;fj a
$3.50 4 ?.
81, a m~F',r' Manchester Toms River. Bsrnepat &C.
H. y m Manchester Toms River, ALLAN TIC CITY
- a n nsEor Wnsting's Toms RIVER Baruegat 6c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVE

ALL RAIL LfNE for Perh Aub0y ~Ourh AWb0y, Red
nsnE Long Branch Ocean Grove. Ashnry FAX Po,as
Fl-i-ant. Toms Ryer. barueGnL ATLANTIC q i, &c.
Tsaye New York foot Iberiy At J:OJ $40. HIS IN
ljU, $3.50 400 j5O D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
Eifamboats ano Railroads..
A REDUCTION or FARE.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
~ FALL RIVER LINE ..x
81 TO BOSTON. FOR S,E fAL LIMITED TICKETS.
CORRESPONDENCE reduction % q Eastern P,atA 81 an IN
steamers BRISTOL aud PiOYgDE&CE, - ay Suat - 10
cluaed Pier H. ~ Murray s3n pm Leave
Brooklyn D. jersey city. A. Is M. Wa Ann D"its ,
Tic eis. sfatercoms &C. be obtained nc an pf'ncps
hotels and cse Offices the Office the Per- aav Oh oo4fi
Gro T. COSNOR. BORDEN & LOWELL.
Genera. PaSse1rer Agent AEs1ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
HP

Fecsui fer the week $50 bales; week, 56l7 bles
CORE Jand.n- year. I.sJe D4les -1Iors ir
the week gSi bales Liberal purch4rc- ny c1pyrbrs aIi
b.eNo.s ingrc.s the trmnesl nD'fi 49, week. ana
al d-rsbe he'll a. ADVANCE ikurts ifc f.Ais
M accommodations rrt4fs very zoe Shipments rut
rrr IL VII Ina ness on PAL ~ -pOrrs 9 purchase ior
flture shppnc rho genera. market is ai.g @cuFe anu
dim. .f.sIlt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ -statu N NCW-f0rk. OF Ll5eftg station IN
BROOKLYN. foot u Pm ton--t, Jewel : Wharf
Commeneinf Drcsmber !. is8i-Lcaye Ne1Yok, foot "
LlDery-st- a. f0lOws
$50 a. m.Eor Pennington Eastgn Alento Reading.
Harrisburg sc.
100 nTof schooey's Mountain, High Bridge Branch
D L. q West IA Z. T.. East5n AsGtysn Wilxssbsrre.
Waveriv. &c.
s.45a m.-fOr Pennington. Egst0n Allentown T.eafing
Uarngbury Msuch Gnuas Dauvi W. hams ff T8ma1ui.
IrfftoH. ssuficJ rppe, Loulrh. scranton g.
y. m For ngtJn. EastSn Allentown, Reading Har
rs6Irg. NslCh Chunk. Wavsr y, &c.
$3.50 D. n For EasiuB Bath, Mauch Chuls. TalaaqaA
Dffo1 Xfkrsb Scranton 70
43gD m-For -ch0osy's Mountain, High BTldgs Branch
EasrOn. Allentown '3r
4:45 y m-For ~omer, Tile. Flrmngt0n, &C.
$50 D. m-f,,r Ea.Jnn D. t. aud ". r. r.. .Anent0wl,
Headnr HARRISBURG. blaueh Chunk. Wilkes6aTre. SC,
-uuday Trains ieaye o. Il for b'uad Brook
and niefmedac stauUss az 53J Tor Eisoa, Alien
For Newark n 5:I5 SIS Gao 7:i5 745 BIS sfJ DIS.
gI1 To- logo 1913 w. ~ N. l. 2 35O T. i5D o S5J.
55. 81 D. ESQ, 10, SD g. b. lL:lJ llll II m
For Crsius 10 local points see Time TAB IS AZ str n-
E0sfs OF the Brnnklvn aud erie Annex" make conrec-
Tons 10 aad from Jersey Cily station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01

FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
COME ZION. Leave root Of LiDesiyst Tor Freehold
al $40. las a. Ii. 400. 5.30D m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01

auut streets Ferries. As lrilOWs: - 80,
.:3O SD $3.50 10 Lln.tuiA VI o. n l, a:5D =, iaO,
g. 7. $50. and 10 and u neht -undlys t.5o aud
ESQ a. m.. o.. T, $500 ana L. m. and II night -.
a. Nrw-l dlAy, TX opt -un dy -
TOO n and through wa Trenton ana Ani-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01

Reccats for the week 5ial Dsg last week. IT. 4s pkg
corTe~Doadlng 1881 pkgs. he scarcity or
strict fre-l Eggs enables receivers 10 grt Almost ly
pfir- brv rhno thr market therefore aomrNha
cgar with general sales OF best Vt Western ~
3J stat ana p nnsYlvguI at Gle. and Jersey 35a4
Held stock offered aud cIn az -6g3Tc Lined
Eggs piuportoiaiy cheaper thaa rv- aiJ, an" We
ou. "a narrow margin. 4 gIoI many oi the hggs
az Ia q Nj fr5LcI. Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.


NEW YORE- Nov. 10, 1880
TI1HE Transfer Books Of this company Will
be closet from O'Clock p. H.. November 10 10 me
morning OF Decenl0er2. ,,,,,,,,. ---,...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01

Z Philadelphia 1901. 3.85. I. ;.
liled express 1880 p. AZ, Sb. 3,
'uliaV. l2:O.. 3:t,. 4.2J. :. $50
w. Philadelphia VIA camden -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-06-24

ing a space for their new buildings.
This discovery leads to the inevitable
conclusion that the lode is at least one
hundred feet wide from wall to wall,
and Is without doubt the most valuable
vein of rich ore in the United States,
if not In the world. They have taken
out IN the last three. days over fifty tons
of the very finest ruby and brittle silver
that has ever been mined. tits calcu-
lated il the tunnel worked at present,
was pushed the full length of the mine
that between that level and the surface
there is at least $50, 900, 900 worth of
ore contained in the crevice. This
mine alone would make second
Leadville.
The Garfield and Arthur lodes are
two new locations made on Elk
creek, which show up at the surface
sulphurets, brittle silver and pyrites Of
iron. The properties are owned and
being developed by A. ]. Sprague, c.
r. Allen, F. w. Campbell and c. F.
Biggs, Colorado Springs parties.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-06-24
THE Y. c. ALSO BOUNCE 4JOay SMITH
Who Had Peculiar Way Of Obtaining Goods
and Nspesing Of Them.

On the evening Of the 18th inst. a
man, name unknown, was taken by the
officers ofthis place from a mob. The
mob had rope and was in the act of
strlnglng the man up to tree when
he was rescued. The fellow had been
thelvlng IN this vicinity for some time,
and nothing was safe when he was
near. For this reason the mob had
him in tow and were preparing to send
him to the Happy Land of Canaan.
On the morning Of the 10Th the man,
who then gave his name as John Smith,
had hearing before Justice Soula and
was found guilty of grand larcency. He
was to have been taken to Gunnison to
be incarcerated, and until the next day,
the time for his departure, was to be
guarded by the marshal, ,as we are as yet
without prison house.
The marshal having other official
duties to perform, deputized Mr..
Rogers to guard the prisoner in his
cabin during the night, and it is here
the vigilance committee got their
work in.
About 8 O'Clock gang of masked
men surrounded the cabin, sixteen of
whom rushed into the house, oyerpow-
cred the guard, gagged, handcuffed
and tied him to a bed post. They
1 then took the prisoner and hastily left
the house. A number of persons at
tempted to follow the men as they left
the cabin for the mountains, but were
driven back by the masked men, who
fired their revolvers at the intruders.
The marshal, who was up town on
duty, heard the firing and fastened to
the cabin only to find the prisoner
gone, the guard tied and gagged and
number of frightened men fleeing for
their lives.
Who the maskers were, where they
went and what disposition they made
of the prisoner are still mysteries, but
one thing We do know, Irwin is fortu-
nate in getting rid of &c John Smith, y
no matter what disposition was made
Of him
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-06-24
BUSINESS.

Money to loan On personal cc'latter-
ais, by J. J. Smith.
Butter, wholesale and retail, at the
Ruby Home Restaurant. IT,
Hardware, at bedrock prices, at
Harding Bros, on Ninth St.
For cheap overalls and flannel shirts
60 to Levi & Co. cash store, Ninth
street above the postohice. If
Picks, shovels, drills, hammers and
all kinds of miners implements for
sale at Harding Bros, Ninth street.
Overalls, shirts, towels, hats, caps
and general mining supplies at the
sign of the "Red Shirt" on Ninth
street. If.
Steel, iron, sheet-iron and tinware,
at Harding Bros Ninth ST. Hardware
Store, a few doors below the postoffice.
A daily pack line has been estab-
lished four miles from Ruby, on the
road to Kings, by Mr.. Flora. Hay,
grain and good accommodations. If
Harding Bros are now prepared to
furnish our citizens with all kinds Of
hardware, tinware, miners tools, guns,
pistols, ammunition, &c. Store on 9th
street, below the postoffice.
Levi & CO. are now opening one of
the largest stocks of clothing, boots
and shoes, hats and caps, groceries
and all kinds of miners supplies that
ever came into the Elk mountains. If
Iowa State butter for sale at 50 cents
pound at the Ruby Home Restau-
rant. tt.
Cigars, tobaccos, playing cards,
dice and dice boxes, and fishing tackel
for sale at the sign of the cred Shirt
on Ninth street. If.
Mines bought, sold and bonded by
]. ]. Smith, real estate rnd mine ag't,
Mcclure, Rowley & Brown have
the only hrst-class restaurant in the
camp, Ninth street, opposite hotel.
The best the market affords always on
hand. If
Iowa State Butter at az cents per
pound, wholesale, at the Ruby Home
RESTRAINT. ii.
+ Magnifying glasses, compasses, mag
nets, and snow glasses at Abe He'll
gers, at the sign Of the cred Shirt "
on Ninth street. #.
John Mccormick will estimate on
buildings, draw designs, etc. Office
on Ninth street, borepostofice. Con
tractor for the erecting Of Harding
Bros, hardware store.
Those in need Of a nice, quiet rest
ing place viii find the Bon Ton such.
Neat, clean beds, sheets, pillows etc.
Polite attention and baggage cared
for all for 50 cents night. Ninth
street, one block above postotflce, and
near all principal stores.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-06-24

Messrs. S. seligsberg & Co., an
nounce to the public through the col
ums of the PlLor their grand opening,
which will take place in a few DAYS,
Of their immense stock OF clothing,
boots and shoes, hats and caps, groce-
ries and general miners Quitting
supplies. The facilities which
these gentlemen have for purchasing
their stock from the manufacturers,
enables them to offer inducements te
the retail buyer.