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The daily gazette., 1880-10-25
SRERIFF Sales.
CHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue ofa writ OF Ais. Levari Facias
TO me directed, win be exposed 70 public
sale, At the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. No. sli shipley st.,
kept by Isaac O. Pyle, In the city OF
Wilmington. New Castle county, Della
ware. on
SATURDAY, the soth day OF October, 1850,
at 2o'clock. p. m.
The following described real estate, via
All that certain lot OF Iaud situate In
the city OF Wllmingio 4. bounded and de-
scribed as follows. to wit: Beginning at
the intersection formed by the northerIy
side OF chestnut street, with the easLeriy
side OF DUPONT street, thenoe northerly
by the said side OF DUPONT street, seventy
nve feet 10 corner, thence easteriy par
allel 20 Chestnut street seventy ave feet
70 . corner, thense southe Ily ana parallel
10 DUPONT street. seventy Ave feet TO the
Aforesaid side OF Chestnut street, and
thence thereby westerly seventy -fve ieet
70 the place OF beginning, be the cJntents
Lnereoi what they may. Book r.. vol o,
seized aud taken in execution az the
property OF Myles Burke, and 5ara1, his
vile and I. L, ami to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
sheriff's ONCE. New Castle, oclober il,
~~>SSe ot q tOut9s
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Crosby & Hill,
22o and 222
MARK rT 8T..


wiLsGissroN. DEL
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NOTICES.
OTiCE-DIV DEND.
~ ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK !
80 Market y street., /

he mano noBeTs haVU this day declared n
diVl'end At ne rate of 1Ve er cylt a.
Ahhum, for tho st Sik mJnLa,. D'yt.
dends no witudrawn, bccum emitted ~
participation In future dIvidands fr, M
Octobe lht h. 4. TAYLOR,
Oct2l- st res.,r,
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S,HERlFF"S SALE.
- BY virtue OF a writ OF LeVarI FAclas,
To me directed, wiil be exposed 70 p,.LIic
sale al the
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25

In Delaware CITY, In Red Lion Hundred
New castle county. Delaware,
On Monday, the LIST day Of November
"A, b. lhS.l al II n'cInck "a -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19

graphs. under date of April 10, that the Suiled 49,
mskiDR favorable progress, and tnAt Ihih pEVuoS''
On The 10th instant the tunnel in the Rohlnson
ConsaIidated was IN 80 feet. and drifting was W
begin ON the streak on the 1lth. ING ORG as
~ lead and this was not con>idered tair sanpie.
The indications in the other DRIFTS ana crOssVn'o
were GOOD md work was proRressinR ~, -
The gupcrintendent Of the Sir kooerlck Dhu y. 10
norta under date of April g. thai the SOUTH ssuE95
WIS down "A feet in diamond al3il
,yaS IN he run from this point at an angle OF 80
degrees. TO q depth OF 100 feet, which wo9la 90
Mellow rbe urpsent workings on the Deadwood Blde.
h was expected that rho drill would prove the ex-
istence OF the ore body at a depth OF 200 feet.
foot vein Of good mineral has peep sTn lS
ON the 9Th level in the Free America OF the hed EIe-
plant mine, winch is DOW shipping 30 tons 70 the
mill daily. lii, 81 +bo
On April IS ore was struck in the ircline OF tne
Dome mine of the Iron Silver. On tho follow
ing day the bottom Of nam incline showed In, ~,
provement. Ore in the south incline of the Bulfs
Eve was fine. Total shipments for April l6 ana
preceding day, 216 tons. ,,,.
Smelling Company. organized under the laws OF
New-York with caDital of 80, 500 900, in 25O,g0O
shares of $40 each, has issued its prospectus Inc
officers are Levi NJ, Bates, president the Hon Johh
N. Goodwin, viCe-presldGnt ID. Duncan van. sec
are located in Peru Mining District, sum
nit County. Colorado, and embrace the
Parthenon, Acropos, Major, Marathon, Roman,
Raalbqe and Minerva odes all tssure veins, carry
ing silver lead and copper. The property has been
sufficiently developed by shafts and drifts TO prove
the character of the ore bodies aud the leh qualy
of the mineral o. some OF the veins the lode mat,
fer 10 30 feet wide. The company owns MN
site upOn which smelling and concentrating works
will b. erected as soon as deemed adysable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY, April Is-P. N.

SUNDAY April ISL NJ
Mining stocks we're very much nnSeitie" uui,us
the last week. and there are only few shares "ich
40 not show more or less declines. The demorai-
ization of the market was assisted by sudden ue'
cline for Chrysolite from 23al to IS. For tins &c
cline there seems to have been no better reason tna
that large holder Of tho stock chose TO sell HIS
holding in manner that was not calculated 10 ~
alize the hest possible figures. The nasty pressure
Of the stock upon the market, seemingly "lIDo"V
limit no 70 price frightened other holders so 1aI
for n couple of days there was q perfect stampeue
IN get ont of Chrysolite. The later recovery i'll
it's nrice WAS almost as rapid as the decline
had been, and yesterday the stock chosen
ut Oh. An unusually large business was done
in Hpkin at from $50 down to Nv
72.05. Green Mountain, while dull was
firm all the week at 3.3O03.5o. l tio ' DUn-
raj depression. California rising from zoo a %eek
ago TO $40 and Consolidated Virginia rom go, zo9
70 a. 5 But these advances were nor SUSTAINED
California Yesterday selling ut Z.SO, ana COnsoII-
dated Virginia at 3.3003.5O. Little PIItsDg11g'
after declining from TO 8. recovered to ?42OIt4r
and Silver Cliif is lower at 4. The BOdie stocks
were dealt in to fair amounts ana geneTally tneLr
nrices were well sustained. The fGnCes were II
regular with some vide fluctuations. Yesterday
Calayeras further advanced 10 81 nnd i6-
acted to TO- Great Eastern sold at b0Ga9'
Buckeye was active and lairly steady, Mt 45GOV,
Gold PaceT at 04992, South Bodie at 80, and South
Bulwer mt So. Climax WIS firm, rising TO z.ogg
o ~ and South fIIte declined - cents to loo.
Moose was 10 cents higher at 1,lO. 1he inarkeI
closed dull and unsettled.
n. I. INNING STOCK BKOFANGE SALES
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60 Whom It Map Concern

ITO the HEIRS of -
Late Of the City Of Chester, Penn. deceased
TAKE NoTICE-That an INQUEST In PARTITION will
be held On the real OF sad decedeut IN the City Of
Chester Penn APRIL 20, 1880 at2 o'clock p In when
ana where you can attend If you think proper
JOHN J. ROWLAND, Sheriff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
Bankrupt Notirss.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That on the
i 10th day Of April D. 1850 WsT ar n p "a, nsnl-
BIisA Of New.Yerk OIty, In the County ct New YORK,
and state Of NeEYork who has been adu6cg nankrapt
AVERY property g such % hn9 Dor
kVS tat Tneena % he creditors Of tie aaa bankrupt
prove their debts and TO choose Of his
fafa viii DO hold Bankruptcy 70 b holden
Beekmanst, Newly ciy, before Sames y Dwight ESQ.,,
RsEer. on ths S0th day Of Apl A. p lsS9 e Pm
D. 4 Marssal a. Messenger sOathern Disct 81 NsN.Y@.
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Compared with that of the corresponding date Of
/ $40. the present statement shows: Loans
increas ed. $53,099,500, specie Increased,
$31, 49, 200; legatenders decreased, $28S06. 100;
deposits increased. $53, 1894. 800; circulation in
creased 81 121 800. The total reserve $685. g18 500
now ls 1921 per cent of the total deposits,
against 24.98 last week and 29.73 for April 10 .
1879. .
Money was only less active and stringent during
the last week than it was for the preceding week.
Until the last day ls201ls per diem in addition 20
the legal interest common rates, and were paid
By some of the best borrowers. This condition OF
the money market unsettled the foreign exchanges
aud rates were reduced twice. q cent each time.
The domestic exchanges remained unchanged at
the South at the West, 81. Louis advanced from
80 cents discount TO rs cents premium and later
weakened to 90 cents premium, and Chicago rose to
1900 cents premium, Boston remaining weak OF
30 cents discount.
The Stock Exchange markets were weaker all
around, but variable. Government bonds were very
dnl the total business at the Board including only
S775. 500 On Wednesday the Treasury received
offers amounting to $l.945,250. of viii ch it ac-
copted only $1.500000 at prices rather more
favor able than were those of the preceding pur-
chase. The following are the highest and lowest
prices of bonds for the week. and the closing sales
Saturday and o week agos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
Rraal Notlres.

CUPREME COURT.-SAMUEL NJ. CHAM
y BERs, plaintiff, against JOHN v. MONTGOMERY
Coany To he tol You
hereby and required TO answer the complaint in
s 1 SoTy vi y twenty days y alter rc
sas% ns saS Be- f% III
Tue fehel H. B. PHIfBRooK, plaintiffs Attorney 49,
Once ana post office address, No lS2 NesSag i st. st.
To JOHN 5 Esq., fSEeS9E S
%RS 10 an oTdeF & X6Tsa Lawrence
s 81 G q TO- a SptH S & @ S
The 9 Sc q Ia hS CEN " Of s C aho r. q
AIu :" ''' S'''' Attorney tor PlsInta.
CUPREME COURT, County of New. York.
sS.1 TG SIMON METF SSFF8ISca
REiCH his wife, SAMUEL RoSENBA5CH, e, snd NARY
SJT sDd Ti5XI5 YSg
TERgxSH s JoHS t PIAI P 81 AS g e BHEMf
ChXRLfs Kahn; HEYRY WEsTH1M,E lISi THo IONA 4
N1TwkE RI bAHK OF RE aefRoPoLIs David H.
GOULD, MOSES MAY, Dsfendants.-summons-r the
By summoned 10 answer the complaint a t action, and 70
sESs gSgs ~ nc Service Of ts summons exclusive Of
e case o. yS@E failure e S1 S Ss
e 81 isS f T f 2toD synu
Ss @pa p O. sddESs H -9 RSsnS cT nSa S
RosEN BACH wifei The foregoing summons served
upon you R publication 70 S STGSr o. ss Hot
Inc state Of NeTYGk dated the 2oth day q March 1880
CITY and County d SoEYsr sew Court
House in the City OF New YOfkDatec March ~ 1884,
JOHN THEALL4 Plaintiffs Attorney,
once and Post ohace address, 20 Wanst1 n. Y. CITY
MRr22 1aw6WMOn
NETWORK SUPREME COURT--City and
1N County Of New.YOrk JAMES d. BROWN, Bole ex-
ecut0f and trustee under the win OF WAGDHON B. POST
aeessSsd RlsinHa, ~, 9SHTnst JonE N PpCIINGHA99
Ham tneiydgaty and as trustee and guardian q SUSAN
HORNEH under the VIII OF CHARITY ANN HORNER,
dbceaspn. SUSAN HoRHER and GEORGE j. BARLOW
(tenGntl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tho named
IA this ach0p, aud 20 serve copy Of
plents attorney within twenty days after che serye OF
This summons exclusive Of The day Of seryce and OF
failure 20 appear Oe ebsWef Judgment win BE-
agatnst you hy dean log the relief demanded IN the 0
piatuts-Dased February 18 1915.
PostQfHce address and ONCE no 81 MEsk. NeWYork oy
mos Y seEved upon pahneaon pursuant 70 an oder
OF te ben. Abraham X Lawrence Justice Of the
Court % etste O. York dated tho azsh Of lea
Eary 1850 and lied With the eomRant y tie oee q he
CeFk ct the City and County Of NegYOfk tha CsU3
House n ssi4 giE Dated RsssgaY u ie8A
y7e lsE6EM 81 wSisI, w
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To say that the total transactions In State bonds
amounted only TO $4S. 700 is saying that the bus
ness requires DO comment Quotations, however.
were steady. Railroad bonds generally show easier
prices than they did week ago. The bonds which
attracted the greatest attention, and which were
the most active, were Erie second consois missouri,
Kansas and Texas seconds. ST. Louis and Iron Noun.
tain second incomes, and Rome, Watertown and
Ogdensburg firsts.
The stock speculation during the week was much
of the same character as that Of the preceding
week. Waning confidence IN present values and
shrinking prices were the SPECIAL features OF the
market, not, however, without some three or f0nr
sharp rallies in prices and partial rcstorations or
confidence. The opening of navigation tthe New
York canals will open on Tuesday, already is Affect
inc the earnings of the trunk line rail-
roads, and they have reduced their rates. At
Chicago the lake season opened April with
cents as tho ratio for wheat TO Buffalo; the rate
has been reduced to cents The very small re-
ceipts of wheat at Chicago and Milwaukee are Ell
couraging the idea that there is only little more
recognized that the present high prices tos
stocks do not place the market IN q good
position for o possible decline 10 railroad
earpings. Almost without exception prices last
night were from l to 400 per cent lower tnan
a week ago. But the notable decline OF the week
was in louisville and Nashville from 1597s to Ito.
followed by rally to 129 We fancy that tho few
buvers-if any there were-up above 100 received
but little consolation in being told yesterday by
officers of the company that at present prices We
are taking all the stock that Is offered The business
of the week was large amounting 70 Z,Oooo1o
shares against 1755, $50 shares for the preceding
week.
The closing quotations Saturday were as follows;
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The closing quotations Saturday ,

The following are the highest END lowest prices
of some of the principal representative railroad
bonds duripg the week. and the closing sales Sat-
nrdaY and week ago;
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Crates ano Genners.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
THE largest manufacturers and half low Crates for
either hAd softcoR with dumping or shakng attach
meDt brass open Fireplacea with androns and baskec
ates Eenders Fire Sets and Coal Hods
antique and modern dssigns, Wholesale and retaL
bu1ld0gs, ana nroteote
j. S. CoHoVER T. 90, 360 and 1913 Canalsa. N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19

bu[p11s AM ~
The yslne q the imports az nsroh6ndlss =
port Tor che week ended yesteFdar nunpuntsd u
handsome fgusss of sc, 273. 10e. bsing O. 4 T
more than for the preceding week, $0,78e1S02 - 8
than for the corresponding wssk Of 187n. "a
20. LOO mors than for tho weak Of 1914. ~.
yalne OF the exports from NeH-Yotk for ~ "
ended April 13 was $7,6z5, 3s2. se1i,,r1
$5.960,29S for the same weak Of 1879. ~
$6.496,993 for the corresponding week OF fa78 NJ
much recently has been written and said sbouf =
very large increase In the export moyeusent Am
this city, becanse OF the decline In priees that Il /
OF interest 20 see how the Custom Hcuse Aauzes
prove or disprove these pleasant theories TIE e.
ports for tho last four weeks compare - ~
lows: Week ended March %. S6,140.1lSt.
March 80, $7.2o1.412; April q. $7.1s46ti2; Ait
Is, $7,545,332. Thus tho variations of the ~
three weeks do not exceed $350.O00. xh1a'
the last week was 5000 900 less than was the vssk
ended March %. But the exports for last xecx
were 81, 5s5 OS4 greater than for tho corrsspond4
ing week of 1879, and 81 048 $50 grester than for
the week OF 1873. From January l to tie dstsss
named the value Of imports at this port tina year
is $57, 755. S92 greater than in 1879. while the
value of tie exports this year is only 81 .S24 190
greater than last year. The total foreign ,mmdss
of New-York from January to date for three years
compares as follows:
H9gss Q zSr H. stssOsiS sss Sossss sssisss
SAP1aes ~ S~"oSS ron n
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s.slas2l .a.7sosss

The bank statement for the week reflects a con-
tinued liquidation both In the merchan disc and
stock speculations. By contractionof "a .220 100
in the ioans. although there 10 loss of S427OO In
the actual reserve. the, reduction In the smount
required converts Lass weeks deficit intot snrpias
Of S538,s5 The difference between the decreaas
Of liabilities and the decrease of assets seems 20
show that the deposits were sustained By the re-
eeipt Of about $1.350.0 00 bat 90 this theory is
inconsistent with tho well-known movements Of
currency, the diScr epsney probably Is due TO an.
uneven working of the . average" system.
The following are the comparative totals OF the
aka farnnnts off Anril10 and III l.Ll - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19

WIN receive pupils Pantng Qandscaps flowers sn NE
skssa ana dee0satonl sthersrndo The BCA No ~ East
aglhsf., corner sthaye. beginning October
ltsfSsepees NJ. ID. HUnttngtB9, Mr. William Hart MI
3sraee IN Ham Mf A. y. Bel0w&
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Tor Bows ana 10ung aaen-Vonn1Yp
4 Is.zpndey fpstisnte, Military Boarding School,
~ #hlle PLANE, y. Y; Principal q. r. WILLIS, IN o.
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ynstrnftiop.

For Boys and Houng rEen-Gity.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
" l4el broadway near commercial and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19

To- JOHN W. MONTGOMERY, ESQ; The foregoing sum
mons without the stale Of NewNOrk pur
10 Of Abran r. Lawrence one Of the Justices
ri the supreme Court Of New York. dated the
l2h day February 1880 and 1led with the complaint ~
th Office Clerk OF the City and County OF NeWYOrk
and in the state OF NewYork H. Is PHlLbHO H.,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-01-29
The End of the Conspiracy.

The exposure by the PRESS of the meth
ods and purposes of the oath-bound organl-
zation known as the B. P. l.. has created
great CONSERVATION in the Fusion ranks. 10
many Fusionists it was reVelatlon,-a
false one they believed until undeceiyed by
others who were members OF the mystic
circles. Even Mr.. Frank Fogg, who GER
tainly has never been charged with want OF
rashness, hastens, in advance OF accusation,
to deny that he is member OF the lncendl-
arv league. An Order which he is ashamed
to acknowledge must be one capable Of pro-
ceeding to extraordinary lengths in defiance
of constituted authority. AS to the worth OF
his denial the PRESS will have something
to say when he replies to the questions else
where put by us to him. We may ind 1t
necessary to adduce further documentary
evidence.
But the most important utterance which
the exposure has provoked is that OF Joseph
L. Smith, made to a reporter Of the Boston
Herald, and published by us in another col
umn. Mr.. Smith virtually acknowledges
the wisdom of Gov. Davis in calling out the
militia for the protection Of the State House.
and his declarations show that the appre'
tensions of the State authorities were Justl
fable and based upon adequate comprehen
sion of the situation. From the first, Mr.
Smith says, he has had to withstand
the efforts of the more violent men in
his party to provoke a contest at arms
| He has been asked to authorize the bring
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-01-29

ing of a thousand armed men to
Augusta for the purpose of assaulting the
Site House. Even as late as Tuesday he
sent to a plan which could hardly have
failed to put us in the State House before
Thursday night" The coincidence of this
pressure upon him with the arrival of the
AndIoscoggin agitators at the Capital will
not fail to be remarked.
1t is greatly to the credit of Major Smiths
judgment and common sense that he has re-
sisted the ''intense pressure" brought upon
him by the cOmmunistic wing OF his party,
and has refused to countenance the violent
and revolutionary measures proposed by
them. His present attitude and his advice
to the members of the bogus Legislature are
wise and commendable. He has certainly
been tardy about making his position known,
but his words now have no uncertain
sound.
Major Smiths declaration that he shall
submit to the latest decision of the Court,
cease playing at Governor, and go home to
attend to his private affairs, marks the end
of the bogus Legislature. That body is un-
recognized by the law. The exposure of the
secret and seditious organization sworn to
sustain it by force and the prompt action of
the State authorities have dong away with
any apprehension that the lawful Legisla-
ture will be resisted by arms. The long
struggle is virtually at an end. 1t may take
some days for the State capital to resume its
usual quiet; but all men recognize that the
trouble is over.
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A Very OldJoke.

Stopping some time at an inn, and feasting
on the fat of the land, Tyll was at length i'm
portuned by JiIu landlord for payment, ana bo--
ing driven to his wits end, he concocted
pleasant scheme for discharging his score.
Far and wide he caused it to be announced
that a foreigner had arrived at such a lIostelry
with an extraordinary animal, whose head
was to be seen where his tail should be. The
sight-seers flocked to the tavern; and when
every one had paid his admission fee, the door
of the stable was thrown open and Eulen-
spiegel's horse was seen with his tail in the
manycr and his head where his hind quarters
usually stood. The jest was taken in good
part and every one advised his nelghbors to
lose no time in visiting the wonderful animal.
Tyll was thus enabled not only to Fay his host,
but to fill his own pocket. The equivoque,
however. belongs to all nations and times.
The writer of this paper well remembers pay
ing penny to his fathers coachman, who had
promised to show him a carriage horse with
his head where his tail should be. He was
also witness, some years ago to 2 somewhat
similar trick being played off at the expense OF
the worthy townspeople of Bruges, A ker-
mese was in full swing, and at the door OF a
caravan, a man, loudly vociferating and at
times banging a drum, invited 'nleSSeeurS et
1nesdames5 to walk in aud behold what they
had never seen before and would never see
again. The charge was 10 centimes and about
every qnarter of an hour little stream OF peo-
pie issued FORTH laughing heartily and bidding
all their friends pay two sous for sight that
was well worth the money The spectacle
was simply this: AS soon as the caravan was
filed the Snowman produced from his pocket q
nut which he carefully cracked with his teeth.
Then, holding up the kernel he gravely in,
6uired if any lady or gentleman present had
ever seen it before, and of course was an
swered with volley of mo, no, never" I'm
hat case" he rejoined," "look at it well, for
popping it into his mouth-'you will never
see It again. MeSsieurs ct MesddneS, Jdt
phoaneur de gous saluer "-Tinsley's Maga-
zine.