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Details concerning the death of George +. Robin
son, near 1t awhile, gwen IN another column of
IN TRIBUNE.
BulIon valued at Sl34,7l2 20 was received in
tai CITY yesterday from tha mines.
lie annouu ccincnt Of the sudden death Of Colonel
II. {. Bmwcl. PRESIDENT oi the Green MouniaI Gold
Mining Comuauy. VIII be found IN an0tIcr column
OF t0-daYs iEiBU NJ.
At meeting ol tac Board of Trustees of the Lead
vile Consolidated mig Company. held on No
veme-r 10, rc,olu ions were adOpicd authorizing
the sale OF 10000 Of the 10000 shares
# stock IN tne treasury at - cents pr
share. 10 dhchGrge tie Indebtedness az the COMPANY
wt1cl ~ mounted 10 S23. $50 80 ava wnIcD.
be- ~ long ovefdu require irOupt attention. ne
secretary Of jhc company beStc,day issued tcuiar
stating hat rom ia" l2th If Oc,oOcr 10 The L.
inst the nine FAD produced ore netting T5.232 30,
lOm winch ,ie superintendent had pad deDt- OF
the company anou niIbg 10 $50 - a and That the
superintendent reports tOur bodies of ore
now exposed the ClTDInite mIns
with encouraging prospects, aud tnat
there hopes that bei re these exhausted sui
fcent will be extracted TO at least hqdidate tne
indebtedness. he Board of Trustees have how
ever, decmed Il best not to rely entirely on this
prospect, ANA uaVe decided 10 provide funds by the
sale OF tIeasary stock originally pr p srd aud f
the proceed, are not nrccd Tor the payment OF the
debts, 10 allow The money t. remain the treasury
sutj rCt to tHc dIsuO -ltIUn OF TIE Board.
ne secretary o. the Req Elephant Company has
just returned 10 the city from - visit g., the mine
and reports that between 40 and 100 men are now
al work. Charles IL. j 81. pres dent of tine Clear
Creek Count, Bank Of Grorgetown an old and cx-
pcrenced miner, ana 81 the largest stockholders
Ca the company Is tae MANAGING director, and Will
have entire cuargr OF the Workings OF the pIoprrtV
1t Is now believed tat wIGh only One-nail tine
former tXprnsc the production can bc greatly m
creased. large amount OF ground ~ t. be dcyc-
Opcd, and tn work OF running levels and sinking
tunnels Is being prosecuted day and night. he
property has heretofore been worked tiIough tour
different openings, hut the intention IS to have II
worked through the man shaft while the cOauec-
tins are being made and until iurther operations
are FULLY decided upon.
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A SCANDALOUS HOAX,

To the Editor Of Thc Globe.
SIR: The iettCr you quote IN your last nights IS
sue as having be Gent by ne 10 the secretary OF
the Art school at Ches:eriicld il an lmuudent hoax
from beginning to end and You Will onllge me by
letting tins be kuO Tu soon a. possible. AM,
Sir your faithful servant john RUSKIN.
lrthnr Nerern's Nctne-UN. y. T.. Nov. u
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COMPLETE WOKKs-Every wei authenticated Prose
Story Article Poem that the aIthOr himself deemed
worthy Of pTe,eIva0n Memoir by II. ingram; Notices
of Lie and Genus by James Russ.u Lowell f. Wl- and
Others steel Portrait Facsiuie Lett Illustrations.
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IJrouO5Il5.

4 DVERTlSEMEN Is FOR THE NEW
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HOT FHOLD EDITION.

Poems sketches E-siys FADES 4 Ny-t.r7 aad 1marua-
ton etc Lie by x. a. sto4dtsd AID Portrait I2uo $50
PIP Cloth, 81 Haitcat ST. TIkcy Ire--caf
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CABINET EDITION.

Poem Essays lie by niller. Intro luct0ry nv Sarah
Helen Nhunali steel iorIAt ANA In 'I-tons Cloth.
81 50 Half calf 80 Tarkcy-porocco -
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DRIFTING b. T. BUCHAHAS READ. Illustrated from
signs Miss T. y. IL uMPHREY. Sui4.4 ito Plla .ei
ph J. Il LpIincItt ~ Co

This poem OF Drifting" is one of She most
delicious pieces Of ycIailcJtion which came from The
pen of MI. DucH n Read, admirably sweet and melo
dous ais poems almost are Lover oftms poem
will be ga1 TO have it in TINS lux liious for although
they may entirely accept S, Hung hIey's graphic
Interpretations which do not exhibit much foYce ami
neither very well engraved very clearly prute0
Illustration has now become so cOmmDI that 1t must be
particularly g0ot arrest the publ. attention.
pecally in books which ought give something above
the average Of the pictorial nrwsDapers
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Troy: ITS LgeENn HIsroRY AND LLrERArrRE.


u Recon, THvo5t satIOI. \ q. W BFNJAHiN. With
Map. Ncw-NOrk Charles ScrIbners
The author has here undertaken 10 give - a
tulcr OF the Trojan legenl without addition
import an omission. as il WAS iamuaily known 70
arcents." Tdis. though ttered throughout the
writing OF antiquity, is nowhere to found ia 4 com
pete FORM We nave the story from the beginning with
the OF Helen, the wrth Of A,alic, tao death
Of Hector the sack Of Troy. Part Second devoted TO
Homer. to German ami In .li,h Crit Homer.
aud a discussion Of the historic evidences the
pan The classical VIII fni che book uscfu
and tue Ordinary reader will hnd 1t interesting
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JAPANESE FAIEY WOKLD Stones fTom no WONDER
Lore OF Japan By WILLIAM ELLIOT GlA,FIs Syo
Schenectady James IL Barhyte
Tnere seems to be rather run, as Mr..
Tacketon would ray. upon Japanese books out I'M.
time These tales such narrated By the pro
fessiOnal stJrytellers In the MkdOs lt many Of
Them being fables with beast. bird and fish ii ,urng as
mora'ists. Tney Ony cut ions but entertaining
and AFFORD good reading for children, apart from heir
literary interest The llstra ions are from de-
signs by Ozaws NsnkOkU native ARTIST Of Toklo and
ne gOO1 that the reader VIII really that there
OF them.
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SUNLIGHT AND SHALLOW: or GLFANTNGs From hY
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OF dialogue. and using anecdotes which char
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ami tGce not specially Interested The
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DIAMOND EDITIO,,


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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL 81.

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foNnoN Nov -45 =. m The ano nn' ,Voday lsslSAVS
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In London. British con>ol> were 3 WEAKER d
I0U5l8 for both money auo account. lnlltd ot1'e,
81 wcrc Il higher at lOI .. tLr 1 rs uncDahgeu"
10. aud the rs l. higher u llGls ,...,
o. American ~ lNay sccuflt the Specla lya.ui S
WAS quotation for L1Ne Nnore ana hielnsas
Southern Railway stock AZ 12S. OtBer quo'ato",,
generally were higher IN Response % the nome Mt H.,
OF SATURDAY., but of course { -mprrow prices wiz
down again 10 CORES pond Wit our io-0aN pp.i
Enc sold at 4934 949Ss preferred stock AZ so sa
second consols l05l2. Atlantic ana Great S sSs,
ern hrsts al 553i015l2 and seconds az SV's
Pennsylvnia at 644G6ics, Illinois Cen'fS .rS
125l2G l253l Readiug a 26S4, rn'fai 9a.
hudson at l51l2 Central Pacific 40 s''s 1 ~ U@
tauo ard Western II 33l2. The Bans OF hp t me
lost ElSJ000 bullion on balance. In fai's, *
French 3 per cents dcclmei from so.O-2 orem
francs; sight exchange on London iaIlns 'iO"
=. 20 to 1921 francs 10 the {. ara
lhc gross earnings OF the following raIo'u'
reported:
ST. LOUIS IRON MOUNTAINS AND SOUTHERN
Third week in Nov. sis, 80 50 loo Dee ss..s.,tJ
jau TO Sow "a. 4.t0OOo6 5.47ilU9 Inc s'''''
FLINT AND PERE MAEQrET
Tlinl week IN Nov. $21tl7 s3,W2 Iac sy63j
Jan. 10 NOy. IL. l.OOp.275 l.S91.s'J lac 81
Inc .rcelD.s OF Hp1r lnt gram 80 fa' Wu'F'
Atlantic ports this 29th day OI November were
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BUCKEYE WATER and HYDRAULIC
D hINING COMPANY
Location oi principal place III business san Francsco Can
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tus capital STOCK Tie corporation, PaYdOe
IN Unite ,tatc- L0!d con 10 the SECRETARY
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W. III LDHDtN. secretary.
Office 10 %. 32 san. Umo-st, san Franc SEQ. al.
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ETNADlLLA MINING CO.. % Broadway,
y y. y; mn.s in clear Creek County, Co,; capit'l,
juUVO shares II each stock unas-ossablc: listed and
rc1-terci y. y Mining Stock Exchange weekly reports
pub. she'd WIN WAitlOck secretary.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-25
Funeral of Isaac H. Brown,

The funeral of MT. Brown, who died at Branford, takes place in New York city at o'clock from Grace church to-day. A great number of Masonic bodies will be represent ed. PaIl-bearers will proceed in carriages to the house of the deceased, and will then join the Masonic procession, which will go from the Temple in full regalia to the church. The different Masonic organizations of New York and Branford, of which the sexton was 8 member, and the Episcopal church of Bran ford and Grace church of New York, will be represented by pall-bearers, of whom there will be eight or ten. The religious portion of the service will be held in Grace church, and the Masonic ceremonies will be per formed at the grave in Greenwood. The Rev. Mir. Potter, rector of the church, who is travelling in Europe, was advised of the sexton's death by cable. In his absence, the services will be conducted by the Rev. pr. G. F. Nelson, as- sistant rector of the parish Rev. A. B. Car ter, and the Rev. John W. Cramer. The Rev. Henry Olmstead, of the Episcopal church of Branford, Conn.,, has also been in vited to participate. A telegram was sent to Professor Samuel P. Warren, who Is in Montreal, to come down and take charge of the choir. Among the musical selections several faVorlte hymns or the oe' ceased will be sung. His especial choice was ''Nearer, My God, to Thee" It is expected that many floral offerings will be sent. The casket will be of solid oak, covered with black broadcloth, draped with bullion silk fringe and tassels and ornamented with heavy solid silver handles,
 The grave is already prepared in Green wood. It is a brick vault and was built year ago by the deceased, and is surmounted by statue of Pythagoras, the old Greciar philosopher, for whom the sexton had great admiration
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-25
The Court Record.

United States District Court-Judge
 Shipmnn.
 The August term of the United States District Court opened in the court room ir the Custom House yesterday morning at 1C o'clock.
 The following persons composed the grand jury:
 Charles Adams, Litchfield; s. B. Doug las, Windsor Locks; Charles D. Merwin Haddam Fitch Landon, Sharon; Oliver B. Jennings, Fairfield Harvey s. Wheeler Southbury; George s. Bromham, Hartford Roswell S. Brown, Hartford; N. B. Stevens, Hartford Amos Pease, Somers William H Cogswell, Ellington; Jedediah Huntington Norwich; William R. Higby, Bridgeport N D. Sperry, New Haven Enos A. Hale, New Haven Eli F. Rogers, Branford; Samue Simpson, Wallingford Elphalet T. Sperry Westport; William l.. Loomis, Suffeld J Luther Spencer, Sufield; Benjamin T Clark Orange; Samuel B. Sprague, Scotland; H s. Mygatt, New Milford.
 The case of William McGurk came before them. He is charged with having and witt selling unstamped liquors, knowing them tc be such. A true bill was found against the accused, after which the jury were dis charged.
 The following named were impannelled ai petit jury: John l.. Bacon, Langdor Johnson, Eben P. Hubbard, James Donovan of Middletown, William N. Northrop, Edwin W. Wilson of Newtown, James G. Barbour Joseph c. Randle of Norwalk, George W Metcalfe, William c. Russell of Orange William W. Hughes, Albert D. Smith ot Oxford, Herman B. Eastman, Charles Beardsley of Roxbury Robert Little, Gilbert A. Bryant of Salisbury, George c. Moore, George Kirtland of Westbrook
 At the afternoon session there were nc cases for the petit jury and they were dis charged by the court.
 The bond amounting to $1OO in the case o1 Mary J. Burr, charged with making fraud ulent claim for pension, was called and for feited.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-25

Remaining In the New Haven postofhce, New Haven
 county, State of Connecticut advertised Wednesday Q
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-25

C-Rm Cook.
 D-Robert Devine, HIS Harniman
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-25
State Correspondence
%aMhira

The special town meeting held Saturday failed to transact the business for which it was called, but as an entertainment it was a success. The project for opening new road from the turnpike eastward to the creamery, and thence to the iron bridge at Cheshire street, was brought before the meeting, and after vast amount of talk, much of which had no bearing on the -ques- tion, and multitude of motions and amend ments, is was voted to instruct the Select men to ascertain the expense of making said road and to report at the October town meeting. After the matter had been settled, as every one supposed, it was moved to re- consider the vote just taken The meeting with great alacrity proceeded to undo all that had been done, leaving the question precise ly where it was when the meeting was called The meetings after action as to the centennial celebration is reported elsewhere
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-25
gournal allo Courier.
Wednesday Morning, August 26, 1880.
Local News.
[ror other Local Neus see second page.
West Haven Shore.

Getting Ready to I1umfnate-PrOf. Boy toms ExhibitiOns-4is HOnors from
 Foreign Potentates-HiS Celebrated
 Shark FIght-BuiIding Private Docks
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-25

Elias wharf there. The two were in the habit of meeting on the wharf on the arrival of the boats, where they solicited patrons for their respective houses, and a difficulty arose between them. On the fatal morning Reuben was leaning against one of the wharf piles whittling a stick with a common pocket knife, when he was assaulted by the other with razor. and he struck with the open knife killing his assailant, while in the act of jump ing from the wharf into the water to save his own life. He was arrested and brought be- fore justice, but was not held.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-25

Catarrh is poisonous infection of the mucous membranes just as Smallpox is a virus of the blood. Catarrhal virus can be only reached and exterminated by antidotal, inoculative clements, that are absorbed by the puru1ent mucous. Dr. Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure is unquestionably the most tion. It never fails. Supplied by Druggists or delivered by ID. B. Dewey & Co.,, 46 Dey street, N. Y., at $1.5O 8 pack age. Pamphlets, with full explanations, mailed free, o7d&w1t
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-25
State News.

James T. Coogan is president of the Wind sor Locks Hancock and English club.
 The jewelry of which Danbury store was recently robbed is estimated as worth $5,0O0
 P T. Barnum will build winter quarters at Bridgeport for his greatest show, the build ings to be done November 1.
 John Fox, Hartford porter, has cut his throat in despair of overcoming his drunk enness, leaving wife and several children.
 A Hartford woman has sword cane used by Napoleon. It was given at the burning of Moscow to person who gave it to a relative oF ba
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-25
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 JOHN G. DALE, Agent, Or to 3l Broadway, New York. Edward Downes. 3O9 Chapel street.
 W. Fitzpatrick, TIT Grand street. Bunnen & Scranton, 3Q5 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-25
$500 Reward, ,

We will pay the above reward for any case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Head we cannot cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when directions are strictly compiled with. They are purely vegetable, and never fail to give satisfaction. Sugar Coated Large boxes, containing 30 pills, 25 cents For sale by all druggists Also sent by mail on receipt of price. New agland Pill Co.,, sole manufacturers for tie New England States, Newburyport, Mass. s1O e4thd 1y