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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26

CO. hounds we're dull and LOUISIANA cOnsos were
..s,er with sales at 4104O7s. Tennessee Is new
and new series sold at 32l2 OF city bank shares
be only safe was Chatham l6Ol at no.
There was some lively trading IN some of the
,.i.ro,d bonds. c., c. and 1. c. first as
rented rose from 81 to o9l2a s9ll'
- to incomes rayidly advanced from
A IA 4Ili and as rapidly declined to 40
Ere second ccnscls were active. and ai-er hens
80 in the morning az saba S9as fell to ssh
M fno d 5s sold az s4la q 81 l., bus closed offered
So. Missouri Kansas and Texas first conSois
u.,e -f..av at lO6, but the seconds were p
ov.r O.. g.. Lemgh and Wilses6arre conso!s
n,c 8. Li-her at 9-'s New-Jersey
rcntrl incomes "a lower, al =. han the last pre-
si,us sae Morris i Essex consois rose u TO
111lo Mobile and OHIO first mortEagrs anc hr7i
sebuur.s were hrm at 1882 aud 1872 respec-
l;v.iy. M-tropolitan hrsts advanced y 20 loO's.
pnra. j. .catur and Evansville incomes were q
bi.brr and strong q, G2:4, the first Us selling ai
1ooa. r l,mcton, Cedar Rapids and Northern
g.. a1..accd to SO. Denver and do Gran lie
f-.f v,. IL .lcaer al 1O4 . and consois i higher
- oe ..f Kansas Pac.fc consols also were L
hcher Sd g6. Texas aud Iacihc incomes advancing
1stoO>-. -,..,. -,
The -u.- Treasury to-day gained ~67O4o4 on pal
,,c. made up by gains o. s552,O7O currency and
eas gqt .,D. This makes the total gam since
T-i. "A. -lJ246, but does not INCLUDE The pay
,,ao,,,-.s To-day by ch els ior tne purchase u
b,nd. Money to-day was harder the rates for e1ll
loan. ..ll- u per cent, and dUlin2 ID A'.iF .a
i.h.- 3D., IAr DAVIS chances DO The ooluc,1t eA-
chaL- N-u-lurk were IS follows ~. I-'''-.s' +"
6r--. .lsu i per cent 90 - 30 discount; Boston,
de- yr .ro.. 30 cents t0 - Genus cl't"u''
The Jai,cl = ats Ireasurer az Washington today
- .e- gnO i'm National bank notes for re-
1emr-u.. Iue customs receipts were SH1''' =, A.
AMI t.s INTERNAL revenue if'o pas "'t1 - ,''
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p,ces g-a37c; Mixed Sec: No. White. 4le.: do. Old
- 80 Western UDgraded Ace Provisions easier tly
No. reef sl2 Beef Ham 81 j0d s22 % Mess PORK
e. xfra prime ST. dOGflf: Smoked Hams. IL" l'o'
I9ioIr do IN salt Gee. Shoulders IN salt 6isc do IN
rsr.o G,c: 40 smoked 1c. -Westernket ellie PC 20
efnen, 5nc: Butchers loose. Sdo2Jc Butter hoiec
onef' low ana medium active and firm. Eggs ea.et
Western. lie Ihecse drmsr New DIX
,r lam Western Full Cream LDll Sc. see
mn prfro cum Rcinen. hbs, 98c; Cases lie MhHhey
western. 81 H.. Slipment--Nheai, Dbl Dsh
a ~ ~ Wheat unchanged No Rcd ast hall OF oepteh
~ sIt 81 O- a irn duh ii Mixed Oc0b sold % &c
g. L0uis Aae 25-tlour anii ard unc' anged Wa 5e
lovrr -o Red Fa. % 91sr cash o. pc August . =
tgf1c ertamler: 9l'iaa2 gc. October o. sc 70
vep,Ler p qal &C. tle 10. 3 do. 1i'4ds''c nc
coine % lo at on so do. III 5at- CORN lower a. y
ae-L,r ca-n: 36 g. september. ~ l-G3i 'pc "c,b
6er S7.4 an N0T Se Year " 6s. firm for
- ous ovcr: .h1ITc rash o. 2fe sept mbcr 2'c
30 a. he c-e. 26rc Ocrob % &c November $50 ouD
n, nonu al al sU, Barley dull nominal W Ms
80 -tealV "a II % PORK quiet J0bbiug nc rlo a. s4lu
"a n0uina, Bulk Meats l0wcr Sholld r., o+Mci Nra
ilf Oc Gear erles soc Bacon lower. Shnnt4ets'
~ ear Rib g. 81 &c Clear sides. g1Jc. aeceiptsfiour
n1 mis-. 4, heat d 5000 bush Corn. 2GooG )usl ga =
aotn nnsb. Rve 1000 BUSH ShlDmeuts-tlOur. l-,W'V
hit Wheat $4,000 busli Corn, 10000 bush oats I'Ooo
bush .,-,.. -. ..,.. ,,..t,,,r agzc,
Wablsl, spot ana Au9lS 80 &C. ep,,itn
az isc. Crtober November. 95.c.: No. 3 ed va
6osb ags,c. Reject a. No. Rcd Mixed 9lc ,oIh
d-I, yFgn n xrd 43g.; No spot 422c september SOC
ortoher f c Rejected sc oars hrm no ~ ~ it'''
50 D White Michigan. 33c; Rejected. &c. Al me 'io-e
s1rst n 80 september, % &c. October 9sc heceipso
W'ne.. ID bush. Corn. $4,000 BUSH; oat' t'ovu
busb -mpments-W neat. $4,000 bush com, JJJO O"s-'
0afs 4 900 bush. cars OF Wheat on track, $50.
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THE MARK ETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Norlh R,rcr. Vessels ant er1"1rf'
A., 1000
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WEDNEsnAY. Aug. %. is,


coFFEn~SIld grades hrln with 1900 piculs Java 10
Marc no IA Else grades quiet bui far earsoe
es Isl. 5as OF which o7 bags are mere other than
RIO 6369i bais and l6o3o, mats Java ana IN n,
o ~, y on copirsrI 400 blies Middng pauds 10 &C.
At the forts today 29 against 52o bales ~ ts ss
last week. ana 6Js bates i's ye1r nee 9cpenoI T.
Futures clio Ell eu but steady a decline oil <gA point,
iii.1iiti ocioser 10 IA - 80 November 1864 10 69c;
December l0G3al0GS January 10 ~. Eepr i
August l-0 senirmbeT lH36; October l9is NoV1nesr'
March. Anul Ill., To.days closing prices AHgas, ~
Sovember P0iit December 1864 0oj January.
lO.7tGlt 10; february. los aIuos; March, iI@4I'-'
-FOUR AND MEAL-FLoUK-MarEet less active ant
|5 ID ms SONG S, T az F,fr sis So tne latter
5.5a0 bb's Winter Wheat hxi' 80 20 90 ~
e3o % 40 p = g r - Hi5eT s'na at y'g en- DU tx
saHernne = 5oas4 Far Extra state % ga
= 5oas9 Common 80 azrra Ronno boon ONO
- -Oas5 food 70 chore. ao % ~ w, % =. p,
rive Mixture. ~ 75e*5 30; baEcFs kt'Ia - z as
- lou. common 70 FAR ENra = .5qs4 o. q n1on to
s6G,675 Patent Winter Wheat Extra s. 20 - g. iaer
very fancy c,osing all aid iey SUI HIN tl-o = ~
s. 81; 'ssas' rye FLOUR s1aae stronger: better =
mani sales. $50 oois supreme 50 90 . yoa e.il i'
- 5oeT5 ga4ay Tins s,; Dc better f.irlr active
Tor export ana sleculIiou; cosior re X ana r
~prn ln De-, itr .' ma q an iin mo, -nring - G q
81 oC migrated vi ter Red 9cG-l 'o No. a. = ON
81 os4. 80 do - o. 81 steamer do. = Ob'2t 40
to, II Ipi 81 TO-: Naked Winter ~ u0's bnera ei
W1itr u uJqsl as -. SO 10 O-aSi Oo = steamer u'
: ~: E1tra White. n J,-4asl o9; No 2 ter gsus
: oSia q 0.9i closing 81 pa -cptembtr - o.,
closing 81 october, 81 1-s n Il ~ clos s
u.s. 90 NoVrmbr. 81 Uf-- 81 tH@i closing - "''f
30 White August >. O~ia 81 rs ". closlnG 81 uo
40 seu.eDcr. 81 %. usl % b. cos.n- Il =, - 90 ~.
tobe q -c u closing - o . - ~. II. ESt,au
1rod RAT inquiry sa.rs 5000 bush. so western august
~ac 5000 bush. TO deliverable 10y september - sc 60
FAEl.tY AMI MALT lul aud Iu hanged .tDhN-N". Pc"
or-.u.l trne urntr. other a -hA.e ,O" er co nl
ueas. moderate export demand lair trace Oh -.tct
,arv. account. sae~. A56.HuO bush. iuil are
i7AOuO bush spot, cuding Cngacel MlHe1' ',o
10 t,c Steamer Mixed. lN,. 49,
No. Aurn.i ii C.. closing 81 aa5l +ci 10 sepI'n'
81 -d &C.. clos Cd &C.. DO 'coac-, 3-'i. -,
$3.50 aAl- HEAVY arc. .oNer: les. 10000 uuSA.
including ~ g. q e.. WAre Soc No- 49, 2, &C..
o.. lite. 14Ic.. 40 T. soc, to 81 nue. a. e.
Western. 56a+ g.. White 90 a7" -. int u'i- ~. - ~
lt1.. gct0l.r lltt dl'"t ~tf"'.
,,,-e ro,, ri, WEEK FROM ,f.yf, ATLANTIC sEArOaT
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
,,oposrvf Az AMENDMENT TO AUTlCLE SIX 90 4ilh co


AsiNNA'.-~''
per4 If the Assembly That sections twelve and
hTten Of article the Constitution be Amended 40 a. Ia
reA a. I've superior the civ OF York, tho
court Of Pleas for the Ciy ana county OF sN ph.
the Pipnei Win the pc jurisdiction
era hoe S1a a spS y law The Court OF SewSo'S
shall Of The x nses N oSe a. % S9opn Pas
~ S YoE Gf the Judges then once ami Their
& Tv Court Of Brookyn OF Of judges not
ceedng three NAV be provided by law The ludses Il
ssd courts IN once Az on =" tir irS chey nare .ha
be aypcnfe judges Of eaeh said e,urt iIom their
shan A. during his Official
V,ns1es In the Office JUDGES named In this -een
eniis me- manner As vacancies court Tho
may SsPySS Common So Pa 81 Ss% YORK 10 lo er
cults ana spec terms Of ne supreme .2ar 70 ha el sna
s and ps a Of he supreme Count IN Kings Couniy
as VA u,ic Of ths supreme shah be chosen ~
the electors OF ner esleeve judicial Gsics uagss 81 t
chosen by the electors 4 cities respectively IN which no
sac Y ss AR Who sinai BE- eesd .iopscn q
annary next alter their election person
hod the oe o. usse or Jug o. any court sfs ma
sha DO vrny years OF age The compensation OF every
See Court whose lei q oce shat be abridged pursuant
y provision aud who shall have served a. 'ssh J'se
OF the term for whieh he vas eieee IN, cons
ton agreed To by majority OF t1e memDsrs s.Ss
niue and was TIC Journal with t1e yeas
nays terson and rterrei ~ Lh * ,h al s.n
for hfes months previous ~ INC As gym
| eral election OF senators ma. a.. ,,..u.,,.
mssGmsnt be submi ne people OF the state OF New
| Work AZ the next general election - go.
| STATE New.lork IN senate Aprn ~ lSc"
| The above duly passad
| - JOHN W. yROoMAS. Clerk.
state of New York;, m, A.ss@ey-MAy % iSsa
| +"S by order OF the Asseno " -
| EDW'D N. JOHNSON, Clerk
| Respectfully yiurS.
| JOS. D. CARR, secretary OF stats
sn.-,r, once County Court House CITY County Oft
| obei'N New YORK. July so. 1850
csr,,fv the OF tte election notc
,.cs,vra by mo day the secretary Of state
1 ieNS''SNN' PETER BOWIE
| sheriff Of ,hs City ana County Of New York
Publishers will this sivertiseme
unless specially aathOI Red ~ do PETER bON Il,
| Aux5 Iawrn " Nova sh~r'&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26

LONDON Aur 25-l22Op m-Consols9 81 for both money
Atlantic and Great Mes'e1o tp1s
lees Certificates 7Ula New ers-y CentI.a SonsCs
Ere 82is DO second consOs W. lAiholS OoN'~- A-'
feDnsi lyaua tentfai. Oo-2- .,. ..e crsa, Uesterr
LONI,0S 25--S m.-Atantc ana sacond mort
gEge 3O- Frie. New Ork CenltAL Us ~,
wee qa0e tAree Del cent renies al % ii~i0'0 ~ wa
The ,-.ou ,,,lts ugora al
LOsD0A Aug 25-2.30 D. m.India Couhch o''' "'i' a.
lOtiea to-day a; decline OF led per rupee . oo,.os
LCSD0N. Aug. 25-s p. m-E1e 40 ~; ports aSvce.
quote i Der ceIt rentes francs 72i2 centmos io
Tie account ~ .-.no. oal csn
I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26

LII, Rrif,sh cousols were ll6 easer az 81 l..
- e.o+.. - were Is lower at 115A 4l4s
,+a,.,,. ma and j. at 1889. Amer can railway
49, ir,a,,llar Enc rose from 10 90 - . and closed
# Aol. and the second consols. ait'r advancing
from on, T. G3. closed at 81 l.. ALaHDc
and Gresf Western irs;S declined . 90 'V-4 1Au I-
,over-d 10 IL the seconds advancing 4 10 "D'2.
El,roi C..ir, declined -. aud recovered 10 IIO'2
Penr.V '..,,lg Central was Il higher al OO-2, Ar+
ing =, higher at y. ana CentTn ,sYHu
Tucson p higher at 1872 IN ia Co"1o" p Dl..'7
were al ticd al lie decline per Iuprt. ~ i-'
French , per cents fell from oo.oO 10 o9'o--2@
e572lo: sIgnt exchange on LONDON Fslns 10
". Ozark POST 4 Martin are ofenng FOR sale
tle Der cent quarterly coupon bonds OF ihe i.il-
xoad Equipment Company. All coupons U"r ~
feIpher / 1850. and the principal OF al D"nus que
on that day issued by the Railroad tqulpMenI OVn-
PAM. VIII bee paid by Messrs Clark IOsi ~ Sl"I'lh'
a. NJ l - map Sons & Co... No CO Cedar-st.. an
nounce ia another column. that because o. the
actlyc demand for the bonds, Trey nave az anc,
The price of the Quincy. Missouri and Pacihc nan
Yoad horl- 20 81 and accrued interest suDcci 10 d
fnr+ne~ ADVANCE without notice Inc interest on
the boid Is guaranteed by tie Wabash COMPANY,
The following securities to-day were sold at the
EXcAau - SilasrOom:
20 shares KnickeTbocker File Insurance Com a..
u Pa any. numerical fire insni auce Company o0'.
1000 Grand Duchess Mining SSmps1y s6 'ei '
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
reported
CHICAGO. MLv AUKE- AND ST PAUL
1874 1880.
1lirl week IN August slGl,s75 S2230O1 INC 90 1,
July u August IL. 5.@so,JJl 4,l5oOOo l"c' 4''
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS.
T 81 5sl s si4s Inc Inc s s5ps
II. PAUL, M1SNKAroLIs AND MANITOBA
1879 1850 80 oce
g s +. s s55S5, s3S59 E n: s2SS
Tho r...;,,t. o,d sbionents at and from Buffalo
To-day rs follows;
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do 1853 H. sac: II do l2l4 n a. sac Is Co. 40 M
9se =, ,,.,.-,,o 7rex,ns. g7g
5 scSistSr Tor y Morris Is naol. steers LIZ ea No. a.
DO 1870 ~ at PC. ana soc eaoh DO la d. al TO-
i4o do - no a c and a r. eofh s,oers
IL f at sc % u and $50 ne lot Il do Isis ID at
& asn II io s self Il 90 anae ness 1e1 trough n at
n Ian erbach III steers los n At ,,c 2 o
cent e ;S T or G. feis y cherokees CSC
50 u each strauss e stern keniucky SEER
Il do SO h. az 9c each 81 do. Ll2 H. at
B. O. culver for Meyer Housnan - ONO steers ~ ~
n At &c O. D Oxen 40 AT g." p D' he Do iSj
Ale. Ton - C9i"rl-os "a d. a IN A. S Illinois
n iea a. e aS T. at iA s. 30 d. 1850 Ds
W siege for slegel 2o2 Texans 93l n at an av
erase Of sac, 30 s limos steers N99' 10 IL 3eS
h. At SIZE p do il 81 lac SO DO. Liz u, at s9c
sadie s'V & CO tor kaus Kentucky steers 1873
% at ~, 5Cc each IS 10 III" ~ ~ uc, iosS
81 s is 5a is q n al &C. 10 n 90 1888 70. at &C.
Il 30 Mi io,r e1Ts i57 n Al &c 50 4 DO 1918
To- at Soc. less , each - a.. GO d. "' 0-o - U'
Ncwion & Holmes for b Goraea' - Pennsy' 6ii
sIe,rs 22l Sc. . u. less So on M nt - a.,
10 10 al SC' 90 inianS steer. 5 70 at &c. So u 81
l.2lJ ID, sic, 81 % 10 DO 80 ~ a. &c 'o =
lee! Gc. each for s. \ Woods OHIO steers D. Al
sTesch 40 d. ~ d. ar 3-c less - each g do -
10 a. n a. a. a. L.. IS ON he lot 10 d. l. - D. Al
C,ncy McPlcrson 10 B; Hope ~ ONO ter ~
Slxea western 81 ers i5j h. DC. b 70 4 90 l-27
b. A. sac less 20. 1856 %. al s'9c Il DO
to- h. a, csc 81 DO Lsse y. at loc do. 1000 h. at
saes ' az clint, Eahn Tor G. Baker. q Ksntac:y
steer. 1876 30 ID % do, Ilso D ~ 94c 90 d.
T. jo.gp so 81 cooraecs cqT9is s,o - and Nriys
/ M ar ,c II no. ,' 300 is az &C.
Vorei & Re- oasi IN for Never q i''fe r., r.. m H.
az, las ID. al c ana ,oe e.rn - ag 100 ID a. = t'
lab H. at u do Hiss u az Toe @nd 81 each DO
b We T J.. Wlixe: so Inols ,teers 2e- ~ at
Dc. lG J. ,-J1 n. "a H'fc q .'c eacHt o." "lf
l.-G2 o. "a &c snl y eicn 90 'o i 49, n, Sc ana
B g. 60. for self ~ Illinois steers 90 H. a. pr 30
Di ~lDccs Dewey. collni-sol 20 state He'eis' oO'
"iraoecs a. DAVIS on counts on, - Stale Bulls 800 %.
y-ts-Rcccips yesterday TODAY l.a57 aead-
l7J- elt-st. loo at singtn isrAr. ana -. ~ -
common -tocs. winch irhe ~cas. -a,s ci gia7s,Is
/ ols AM licavg SUCKERS al - - ' A'' 0''''" ~ "''
s Sa. d. 4 ug'am soa Il Grsses ~ D. at
H. Hume soil: 90 ButtermnI Calves. = r. a. 2c 81
&c. ~ b, At - -; Is do - 30 a &C. H. co. - al
32c. Neas. 80 H. az &C. 90 eo- -o' ~ Oh o'i . 10' 40
A99eca g Davi 81 '?a c g g aa 55 ave
.15. IL Fl cave, ~ 10 80 y TO- ao 26 D. g. -lc.
de- 5 b. a, 5-t. - no.. l57 b. az oc. 10 da -5' 3D. at
Ieapacs Dewey soa Battaniis ,a al 4o- ~ ; al
-. 70 81, - 1et ta e l d. ..c: la do..
d. l56 d. a '.. ~ r ~, ~ l b. AZ ~ eo. o. Gutter
4H1t.'e Nc r.e'. az To- ~ s. 70. 10 Be.
suGir ASD IA p--f--epts 'oeay ana yo.,era,y
tacl'., VseF ea,ep have oren 80 D. 10. sapri or soe
N-ie .' 1911, mn ~ AL. TO, DIOR me-. rl-lar ,.re d. rr
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TIME CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
OF NETWORK.
No - Nassau-s-.. corner o. Pire-st
CAPITAL. - .OOUGJJ Is q. =. BONDS
ALLOWS interest returnane Oh demand or ~
specfcd dates Is legal depository Tor money paid into
copr l. suthorz.i 70 act a. Executor AdnnistTat)r
Guardian OF IN any other position 81 tris- so - tagsSAc
OF Transfer Agent OF stocks ana BONDS anu AS lIseoIOI
hAin"A" ''s HENRY F. sPAULDING. President
HENJ Z. SHERMAN, Via pr..ni.nt.
EpFD,K A. COSsIrr. ! ''0o-' ''''NS'
& III. p BABCOCk. Secretary
BOARD or IHU-IEEa
samuel q. BaDco.k George ~. Lane.
Jonathan rhOrne JACOB d. Norn4iy5
Isaac y. Phelps, Geo Maccu4pcA hlt'r
JOSIAH NJ. Fske. Roswell ,Aee-
o.. LaudUu, A a Low.
Edmund W. COreA Amos H. EMO.
1917 II cossirt Chas " Francklyl
VIM. Il. Appleton NJ IL WeUD
Gustav Schawb, j. ficTlout hptSsh-
David BOWS. Percy X ryhe uox
Narfiu gafrs Henry r. 5pLul ing.
W Xl,.r .tuter DAVID Wolfe BstDp,
Jamcs 4. Wallace Cornelius y bl'~
H.ni y. sherman.
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ClpiAcn0 Notlees.

OrF1cE OF IA PLATA MINING AND SMELLING COMPANY
" W NRwYoRK August 10. leSiL)
DTVIDEND No. 1.-THE Board OF Trustees
Fhave ths oay declared vldend OF SEVEN Al ONlS
II rs CIVTS per snare. par value no. on the capit
socE payable Wednesday september st nSs, az .n
eis al lie company Transfer books wall close on
rsf .gh in l. reopen Thursday, -ept-mber = IooV
Statement Vi tue nDA"e'a' '' W - DO 900 90
Cdsh c'plnai nh ,ccocn, 4gl27 40
July J. ~ 49, - ,,,nsh l5A6T IS
slG4 500 II
.,-,..-, -. 49, sr,ra ooo ooo shares 500 90
-, .,.,, rsso l4y595 II
b"'An'e '"'' s W b ALLEN. Asst Secretary
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r-.-. rr-rr ,r... tnr .5-Wrl Ear drmfnt an'
,. o. -rfl. t4r mart.r .- Hu 1r &C., Dol ~. and di t
r. ,eIy .c.uc.4ui sellers, 90 by 30 'io,ns being mex
10 s-c-
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ZiuIHrial.

All. who are interested I'm railroad business
\ AND mileage statistics Should eet iih ltlbo 10 Ale
NA-Ar .ar l-,' L1a rc-s.l. tt.t- - GEMS -n,.-
DANKERS and CAPITALISTS Will want to
- .et The Tribune Almanac for lo5D t give -' -
Iuiiei .ryeuuc aad h1peui4i'" 5-oo -7'' i-'
- cents. oy lA..
Gas STOCKS & City r. r. Stocks and Bonds
II oongh' a 500. FEHEWIiI.ol ttehln ir-pace.
C,WYNNE & DAY, A. Wal-st., New-Yorll
VI fe.rahished I-54 transact general banAlng an"
IIokerasr Business ID l.a-- 1ay shares, soL4. &c. NC
GAS STOCKS.
A. e,v york and Brooklyn Gas stocks. and also kinds
of lrro.IKl iuN srritlilt. l.au -u
" GEORGE n. Pre- Il>", -, 80
80 BHoA D-7I., AND S. EXchANGa-PLhcE.
rVHE GRANVILLE GOLD COMPANY offers
Tor SAFE To OrkIiDi.l i-tt-. -or 30 GAYS iJ n o"ts
hereof u.iess sooner .ollI Ell ~ ~ >-.Ss ~ n
o. fs working capita ato, :, rl q. ,.,oa. ~
SHARE FAr '"i''' 'EDW2iS il 4JlF0RD. seeretiry
% DEy-sI. NEw Yo4i, Aleu., D., $50.
,V7O THE BONDHOLDERS Of the UTAH
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPASS Y.-NoIlcL -
IERhah O. y; me me i I II, M srT Halfway CON
PAM have taKcn prlcee l!rss 10 Re-, sc 1h NOR
An agreement b I'D ht property Tor Tue uoh-nl' al.
am n trustee that purpose mas seen sl&hed DJ large
majority he bonuhOdert ..., -, a., an r,,
limos. hn ct signed the agrteilrh an % 30 ~
applying the Office ol TIE NlD' u. ~
OF KIN YORK az = Broad way cv ork CITY ,,.
Bonahoccr- WI pea-e deos th'iI n'l's w. so 10
Cnrrany be lsel Dv he Trustee ID N PtclAe u wv
tov of -ai railway company. IN conformity ~ ne AOOye
named agiecIurn rrcrve Depoot sec pts IAa4oIAOio
mcnt signed OY M truat "hpAHy 1,u.-.
Dens,nr, VIII requested 0lr convenience 81 the ru''
any, to leave nef bonds or examination Nc ana ie
ceive l.. eir uncates the following LAY D,srrop
r. ~ BASS EFT,
rrrsfees ~ Mortgage ~ ali western Railway Co.
r~ 1
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SHELDON & WAO sW02TH

UAN hFI.-- u y - =
In ao1it.on 10 a general raukng business my aiu so
on comm 4o1 all securities current III th0 Nc"loi@ '''
4..lr bl, r.i Mortgage saiwav Bonds ior sale ,
He-A iSS,7t' -o\ Val. y. WAD-NpRIH
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l. Wy L. CO.,
Forwarding and Commission

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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The Eureka Sentinel is informed
"that upon the return of James c..
Fair, who is now travelling for his
health, John w. Mackay will retire
from the management of the Comstoek
mines, and will so to Paris to reside
with his family" Mackay was an en-
thusiastic Grant man, and the defeat Of
his favorite at Chicago causes him to
take very little interest in the Presi-
dental campaign. Fair is the only
Democrat of the bonanza firm, and he
may enter the lists against Sharon for
the United States Senate.
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by him to get into Office? The plea
made by many in extenuation of the
grave charges made against political
favorites, that they all do it," should
not be allowed, and the people should
see that none do it, except at the price
of being reiegated to private life, with
out hope of ever getting office.
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lously nobody was killed. Manager
Parker, seeing burning paper within
an inch of the keg called from his outer
office to the clerks to run, which they
did, being assisted at the door by the
force of the explosion. 1t is supposed
that some one lighted cigar in the vi
entity and threw the match on the safe.
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LIN OF ARCH:

Commencing at Centennial Hall, and pro
ceedng down Man street to First street;
thence, through First street to Akin street.
thence, through Second t. Main street. thence,
through Third street to Garrison street; thence,
through Garrison street 70 Fourth street;
street, to the Depot; thence, cSahterrnarch.
through Railroad street and Main street 10 the
Hall.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-01

Hancock Legions are being organized
throughout the country to offset the
Garfield or Government Brigades.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-01

State Treasurer Crockett is suspected
of having kept State funds in the Reno
Savings Bank, of which he was Di-
rector. He admits having drawn out
81 ,0S6 in money and about $4,000 in
securities after the bank collapsed.
This money belonged to the State, but
he claims it was not a deposit.
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A called meeting of the Republican
State Central Committee will be held
at Pioneer Hall, B street, Virginia, on
Thursday, July Sth. All members are
requested to be present for the transac-
ton of important business
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The census returns of Reno show that
it has population of 2,342 The re-
turns from the whole county of Washoe
are not yet completed
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T. II d G. Il = $40 N.

The Procession will fern at IL o'clock A. ". !,
in front OF Centennial Han, IN the following
order:
1--Granl Marshal and Aids.
Brass Band.
3--Prtsident of the Day, Orator Chaplain and
Readers in carriages.
Gar o; State, with Goddess OF Liberty. and
Children representing each State in the
Onion.
Sire Company, in uniform, with Hose Cart
and Ladders.
G-Citzen in carriages, mounted and on foot
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-01

The Democratic Convention of Arizo.
ma has nominated G. Fl. Curry for Dele.
gate to Congress.
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A GRAND BALL (:

A grand Fell viii lie given in the evening,
under tha alariees q the EAGLE Ease BALL
ClVP. is1s.M
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A tn U s z M e N II & :

Amusemonts viii take place after the Ever
cises at the Hall, consisting OF
Horse Racing, Foot Racing and Hnrk
Racing!
Contest by tie Fire Departments
And other ADJUSTMENTS, under the supcryisicn
of j. II. BARNETT.
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Announces himself Candidate for STATE
SENATOR, sulJeca to the decision Of the Dem
ocrGtic County Convention. III
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LITERARY EXERCISES
WILL BY HELD III
AT CESTEN NAL HALL.

Prog m met ri
l--Remarks Of the President Of the Day.
2--Sin:sing of National Air, by Young Ladics.
3-Invoca.ioli, by the Chaplain.
4-Reading Of the Declaration Of Independents.
B. Song" spancied Banner"
8-1oading Of Poem.
7-Drakes Address to the American Flag.
s-song, with cnorus-"Co Columbia, the Gem Of
f.; !. ::
the Ocean.
9-Oration.
lO-Song- -"Amer;ca"
IL Benediction.
A NATION NAL SAL TIE
VIII he gwen e. Sunrise. Meridian and Sunset