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PROPOSALS for ARTILLERY and DRAFT
xyor QuARTERMAsIRR's OFFICE.

Houston. St, corner of Greene, J
NEw.YoRK CITY, July T. lsS0.)
SEALED PROPOSALS.. in trplicae. subject 10 the
usua conditions received at this office until o'clock
p M on SATURDAY., August 1880 at which time aud place
hey opened OF bidders Tor supplying TINS
Department with 49, ARTILLERY Horses and two 2 Draft
Horses. -,
Tne Artillery to be gedngs bay color, sound in all
parcuaTs good condition square troters well broken 70
harnesa from fifteen ouehaf % sixteen and onehaf
hands high Ave to eight odd not less than twelve
hundred weight and suitable In every respect Tor
Artillery Draft Horses TO be gedngs bay color
sou nd all particulars In good condition well broken 70
work Jingle double not less than fifteen and one half
hands from 10 nine Yeas DID, and not less tnan
Give pounds weight The right IL reserved 10
rc,ect any all proposals. ,,.. 4. AL,
BsrE proposals VIII be furnished application to this
Office. ----, a.. ..,,, -
Proposals shond indorsed Proposals for Artillery and
Draft II orses," and addressed 10 the Undersigned
l.. c. EAsTON Colonel U 4. A..
AaafO Omar er Gnneral. Depot Quartermaste
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MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY, July 1872. NJ.
The dealings in mining stocks to-day developed
nothing new or interesting. tho tendency Oh prices
beng still toward lower figures, although .''c'o
were some small recoveries before the close Chrys-
olite further yielded to 0h. but cioseu
at Ola against 0a4 yesterday, and Lit
tie Chief closed is higher at 7as. Climax
declined cents to 2.45. Silver Cliff was stoady
at 400 and South Hte at 1.53. Little Pittspuig
fell to 4ss04i2, Leadville selling at TO- Conson'
dated Virginia again was hrmer at $40, but Cali
fornia declined TO 2. Goodshaw was weak se'i ih
from 80 down 10 so. The specia'tles OF the
Amer can Board were about steady, but Barbee ana
Walker declined ls to O. Auburn and Rock creek ross
cents to / 90 and Columbia consolidated advanced
l4to4 At the old board South Bode fell to D. Great
Eastern to 81. Annie to 20 and May Belle TO 80 Va
ayeras being cent higher at %. Green Mountain
was firm AT 9 10, and Hukill sold at LOO. An un-
usual amount of business was done IN Horn silver
1701712. The market closed dull and rather
steady.
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PROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMASTEKs
DEroT QUARrERMAsrER's OF ICE,

DRP0T QUARrERhAsTERe OF ICE
Houston St, corner Of Greene, }
Newly oRK CITY. july ~ 1907
SEALED PROPOSALS IN !ripheste subject 70 the usual
on MONDAY August y. 1880 at when time anu place they
will be oLenod IN presence OF bidders ior supplying aud
Mverns at this Depot the folio wing named articles
HORSE 5HOES-of Burden" 1000 pounds No. l.
10000 pounds No 10000 pounds No 8, 5000 pounds
A. aud 1000 pouuds No. ~ shoenbeger" 4, OO pounds
l. rs 900 pounds No 2 $4,000 pounds No g. and 1000
pouuds No. 3 OF G0Odenough," 4,OUU pounds No. /.
mule SBoEs-oi Bnrden." 10000 pounds No q
10000 pounds No $1,000 pounds No 4 and 1000 pounds
40 o "shoenberger," 10000 pounds No 2 $4,000
'UOKSE SHOE HAILS-of GLOBE" 1000 pounds No o.
10 ODO pounds 10 900 No. aud 900
No q OF Putnam" 1000 pounds No. Is. 10000 pounds
no T. 10000 pounds NO. K and 100 pounds No Of
Goodenough" 500 pounds No. T. 800 pounds No
W TdI CALKs-6OO ponds No. l. leOO0 pounds No Q
pounds No 0OU pounds No L. and 5000 pounds
No ,..,,
No. e. and $40 No. 4.
Is, defs when they will commence when com
nletr tine delivery of the articles which thcy bid
quantities less than tho whole required will
be rsccIVr The right II reserved TO reject bda
The shoes put 10 pound strongly and
securely headed tho and calks IN 25 pound ong
master :, stores ard addressed TO the undeis gned
Link proposals will DO furnished application 20 ths
Office , r.ano,, 49,, :,
Asst Quartermaster Gen'l Depot Qasrtar sster
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COTTON MAeKErs-BY rELEGtArU.

LIVERPOOL. July l3-l2:30 D. u.-cot;ou-r rood
Tp snd Sgd; Middnng Orleans. 7di sales 10000 bales
o Sss 0 Saes aS sa export
lands Low Middhns clause July and August delivery 6i
do AagSst sT sa SS OCTOBER and ScyebsS a.
ivery sisd do. November aud December delivery Ga
FIVE, WEHpoei' July 1850 p FUTURES dull
Low y siGSns s CLAUSE ana April
vEKroo Jwy lS.Sle D%S9,.oL saiss o. me ~
dug clause July delivery. oad Futures closest dull asa
AgauslA July lS.cOtton qust, Modnns. llc Low W
dhng lU nc. Good Ordinary ste.; receipts 700 bsses ~
81 B.raosk July lscotton quiet Mddrng e., ns
MasSS bales s exports eoasiwi:e 20 bales sales 20
gosrcS July ISCoIon steady Middlne, Res Low W.
ding SC Good Ordinary ioso, net recent, IS 'A"
exp Isa, rsn $50 Sas ss, s'oes La
Middns ii .c.: Good Ordinary. 0tc.i net reesip'A
'eie sd,s MAI July is~coiton quiet Mddns W Ls
M,ddns ios.c; Good Ordinary. ss@ receipts z9' sN''
'aes 40 as' JUS Is otton nominal Araapn ~ L.
Middiug GOOD Ordinary sSe; pei receip 10 Vs.
' LOUISVILLE July lsco,op qaet Nadns lse
81 BALES shipSsnt, baes .Ioek iso7; bales Lac
ui sSS 10y iSsc Gooe oSnasS Sc g .s
exports coastwse S27 bales sses none ''os sasS.
Low Mldns s Good Srps so S,., net las. ssss
iSo.SoSS July quiet Mddhas. u se isssx
paiLApsLPHli iuy ls-Cc,toL nrn Mldanns s,s,x ~
uisd.ius &C; Ordiuary lOLc; mel ecs'e
bales; gross $50 balesi saes 10 spnners Sis oA"'
s,ysSsAu July lS-Coton STEADY Mhdips IL rcrsais,
MidliIpg, lOLc., Coed Ordinary, e,c' ne' reee'pS'
sales 100 bales Stock b.2I6 bales ...,. 49,. ~
81 LOUIS July - -Co.tsn quiet h,a .,ss rs bsss
Midtnng. lOlsci cool uttnlrD, S'sc' 'eSo'p'" -
sales OF bales. srorS. 1882 bales ..,v ulidAse
WHiSsros July iS,co'toa Qnie. aud s.sAa *, nss
llo Tow Mhling lO'lgc.i outd o""na"'
ceipts, rs bales sto;s. l.Uoi bales
PRINT CLOTu MARKET -
ran Rrv.u Mass. July IS With some aemsS, -
,ossra,e saies tbs Printing Cloth market closes "
| quiet AZ previous quotations.
cHEksE MARKET N, -
HEaxmHR n. Y, July i3-rhe market ssass &c ssS
hoxes OF Factory Cheese sippei ness go 49,
| 10 =, boxas OF Farm Dairy Oaesss cold o. '<S'
w. 70 Srada
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DRopOSALs FOR FIRE-PROOF ROOF.

CONVENIENT BUILDING, at corner Of l7th and sts.}
WASHINGTON. July 9th, $50.
SEALED PROPOSALS., to be DlOrsed Proposals for
Fire Proof addressed 10 the Undersigned will be
celye until ~ OF the 18th which time they will
ope ed presence Of ders Tor the enEe work OF put
tiny roOi this building In conformity plan
and 80 at ills Office which those desiring pro-
pUso invited 10 examine
persons experienced In such WORK.
" execute promptly and In the 81 manner not
satisfactorily shown will not be coDsd red. and asegu
rnent the be Will BIO recognized
satisfactory 10 the Secretary OF Mar Will De required
RON o whose proposal be accepted tho
right 60 reject any or all proposals. 10 reserved
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advanced to 1863 Whatever may be the future Of
prices, there is little doubt that the afternoons
work has pretty thoroughly cleaned the short
interest out Of the market so that that support to
prices will be lacking until another decline occurs
Tic market closed excited and firm.
Government bonds again were dull, the total
transactions at the Boards amounting only 10
S13, 700 But prices were steady at unchanged
quotations as follows:
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EUROPEAN pINANcIAL Markets.

LONDON Jny l3-l230 D. m.Atlantic and Great Western
nrst mortgage trustees ,ertncates 19s. do md mort
gage So Erie 439 do. second consois 90
Central, SIS IA New York Central. lS22
LONDON. July 1913 2. m-Pars adyces qao;e three yer
cent reules 81 65 cenunies for the
LONDON. July 1890 m-U = bones. four per eests
III; four and half per cents l3 New ves iO6; Atlantis
and first mortgage trustees 6eS
do second mortgage, 291 Ere. 43%; 10 second eonsx
gil. Penpsy Central. 55 NewYor Ccatrnl 1874
LONDON. July 1873 m.-Pars aiyees onois three ~
a "a 90 confines for the
PARIS JULY l3.Exchange ON bOudon. - francs 50 es
times for checks
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Drouosdla.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBuNk WILL BE- kEcEL o PAT, At T Tt.i
st. 3OS West wenty third St, corner Eighth-aveS
No. 81 East Fourteenthst. corner Cnion;s9nare Iov
Forty .seventhst at the HARLEM OFtlCE
No 12SI Thirdave hundred enG Tweutyfourtss
Uiarsm Savings Bank Building up TO p IN. at regular
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BoDIE CAL, July 13.-The Standard shipped. for
week ending July 10, $40 tons pulp assay.
S43 7S per ton crude bullion. 2,570 ounces ;
shipped to company, $49.519 90. Bulwer for the
same time shipped 935 tons pulp assay, go "a
ner ton.
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Ncw l)nbllrations.
SUPPLEMENT TO SCALPEL No. DO
THE ORGANIC LAW.

THE ORGANIC LAW.
STRUCTURE vARIcoCELE. HEMoRRHoIps AN, ana
men e3es descriptive nature affections and the
sg ho% sasese Tad
sSoas Ct Seio mns t. It promotes and mental
pwity ~, ,rnr,o, what ar. they, People who are
blood p and ve.starv we'd; what Is the curei
The Decay Of American Women It proper to 0heck
suicurs by internal lnsOn o.sa aS S
The a IT1ss uns the
Of y,ry in Young Married People unsupported
Influence Tobacco the ss,Tsl Powers .. cant.
c R %Cf Ssya be
g. psice So cents contain the articles on Tobacco
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
line % CT Br '
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Every page 10 weighy with knowledge and experienced
his worSs could be placed the hands Of every youns
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on IL Snt5 10 a snG 9Oan
for % 9 to and 10 evenings
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Il v s.S d aSGn p 1s5ssf g. Heart
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rI,CT ECpApU CONSOT IDATED UTNTNC r.

TELEGRAPH CONSOLIDATED MINING Co
i PIONEER DISTRICT. PINAL COUNTY ARIZONA
APlyAL sTOCA, s2,5OO,OO9i ~ 100000 sz5 sHA REs.
OFFICERS: A.. Des Msrets, President ~. Y.
stock krehange c. c. Murphy Niee.ftesdcnI Lindley
seaman Treasurer. Board OF Trustees
Theodore Williams Vernon Seaman q. q. Murphy W y.
Cl.we, John A. Robertson. FinaDcia Agent theodore
Williams IN \. Mining EIchanRel, No bS Brosway New.
YorE. Register Of Transfers IN hewfo rk-Union Trust
COMPANY Counscl-Reniugton Nernam, No 1913 Broad.
way, Ncw.York Hon. A. w. Blair, san Francisco Cal
Mining hupenniendent-F. r. BeDtou
OFFlcKi no bS BROADWAY. NETWORK.
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filming.
"COPPER" KNOB

COPPEK KNUB
MINING COMPANY
MINES GAP GEEK. AISLE co. q
JGG ACRES OF MINERAL LAND
CapitaI stock 100000 Shares 81 each
REGISTRARS OF Stock. Mining Trust Company
OFFICERS;
O. b. Flint President
VIM Branireth, Vice President and Treasurer.
General r. Ailcock General j. T. Milford and Calvin j.
Cowles, Trustees
Edwin II. milford. Secretary.
r. NJ Eamps, NJ. E.. superintendent
OFFICE of COMPANY, SO BROADWAY. n. Y.
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THE BONANZA CHIEF

GoLp MINING COMPANY.
Capital, sl.oOO.OOo shares IL each unassessaoie.
president W. W. wICKES, vce-presldent MICHAEL
sN nv secreary r b. BROOKE; directors A SBAHNES
II A. KICHAkD5ON. q. o. kOBLNSOS, ALANSOS
m AK " w WICKES, MICHAEL SNOW, OF New-YorkI
COLE SAUNDERS, Montana
For particulars inquire al the once,
I6 And Is WALL STREET
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In London, British consols were UNCHANGED at
oslo for money and 9s9ie for account. United
States bonds were Il higher all around 5s az 1O6.
4los at 49, A. at ILL., Erie shares were is higher
at 1884, aud second cOnsoIs u higher at on.
Atlantic aud Great Western frss were 10 higher at
691o. the seconds advancing Il TO 30 but later
reactng to 2912. Illinois Central was steady at
1OSla and Centred aud Hudson at 1924 Pennsyl-
wanna advancing Il 10 55la. In Paris. French PEG
cents declined to 81 90 sight exchange on London
falling TO 2532 francs TO the E.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads arc
reported:
ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN
First week In July. s7le4l 100000 Inc. sSao7g
January 10 July g. 20OO6 2.7223J2 lnc. f2I.sl6
CHICAGO AND ALTON
First week in July. eOJ6S4 sl31.0o6 s2a4i3
January July T.. 22s7,59e 3o35ssj Inc. L2s5Sss
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
First week in July; s7ss5s sIsse5o me s,siHH
January 10 July L.. i0l6lO 4O-S1f5 Inc l,o2J,lsj
NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA AND ST. LOUIS.
1879. 1880.
Month OF June. $4,000 sl64,u00 Inc. $500?
January to June 3d.. si7.s39 l.O3f,53O Inc lsG7i
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA
Month of Juns.... siso.s4s s2S3.lO7 Inc. s5So;,
The receipts Of -four aud grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day of July were
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ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
n wICKES. MONTANA
Can,tsl Ga. 100000 shares. $40 elch. Unassessabla
Present price. So OO.
OFFICKRs-President w. w. Wickss Vice PresdesL
Michael snow; Secretary. X. f. Brooke.
DIRECTORs-ww. Wickes. A. :. Barnes Alanson Task
L. NJ Sheldon Michael SNOW SewYork s. I. HaassF. Cole
Saunders Montana.
OFFICE 10 AND Is WALL STREET
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fINHE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY pro-
vdes teachers Tor schools helps teachers in obtaining
A. LOWELL q co. AZ bond st. New York.
1.-TWO LADIES, VIRGINIANS. desire posi-
tons at the North one 10 teach English Mathematics
Lain French and German the other kngi h and
references exchanged Address l2i Wcst Cary CyGo
place, Richmond. Virginia
WANTED.-A gentleman and lady teacher
w tor private school IN tins city both bo good
graduates OF Normal college preferred.
Address IL. b., Tribune Ofiee
WANTED. BY French lady, board In the
w country exchange teaching Address
VACATION Tribune Uptown Office. 1888 Broadway.
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SILVER MINING co.

CHRYSOLITE SILVER MINING co.
LOCATION OF MINES: LEADvILLE COLORADO
CAPITAL Stock slO0Oo,OOO; shares zoe 900 par $50
Daniel AppebDn President. H. a. " Post VtcePresient
+ n Lawson. Treasurer. Drake Dckay, secretary
Winneid scott Reyes. General Manager Leadvlle
states Senator John Jones' OF Nevada
William Borden OF Chicago Governor H. A. w. Tabor, OF
Colorado: Arthur Sewall VI Bath Me- lliam - Nichols
OF York; f. Dorsey, OF New.lOrk Charles A. Whit
Tier of Boston; Ulysses !. Grant IT,. OF NewI0rk.
and Registrar Central Trust Co. OF NewYork.
General onces Boreei building, No lis broadway ~
NETWORK and PALMETTO MINING CO.
PALMETTO DISTRICT. NEVADA.
Incorpof ated under tIs laws Of NewYork.
CAPITAL 90 100000. SHARES. slO0 each.
OfF.cKRs-Prest, r. b. CatherwooQ sccy and Treas.
pro tenn. T. c. Brambal.
TRusrEEs-A y. Warner. f. c. Bramhal, Alex. Stewart
Henry Morgan l.. L. BrowD H. De Peyster X. H. Gather.
wood r. O. Root Robert Sche,l and A. y. Roberta
limited number OF shares Tor SALE for the purpose OF
building mill For particulars apply at general Office. No
Room J2), Broadway.
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EAGLE RIVER
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
Organizci under the Laws OF New'YorE
Principal ONCE 1877 broadway. N T.
Own thirty mines and mill site situated N Easc RIVER
District summit County Coli capital SO 100000
shares par $40; stock full paid and unasossao
OFFICERS
Hon. CALVIN T. HULBURD. President
EA MERRITT. Vice-Presdent
MARTIN THATCHER, Secretary and Treasurer
TRUsTEEs-Abel d. Breed, Charles Waitejr Edwin A.
Merritt Hon. Adebert Ames Jonas O. Reed Frederok w.
Croker Hon Calvin r. Hulburd Anthony GhKison henly
d. Atwater Martin Thatcher. John Clark, Chauncey l.
Ll.rin L
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uuaxnxn n w. July i3--rhe market vas ~ eoSt
,anss ar Factory Cheese were shipped heuse 49,
10 boYss Of Farm Dairy Oaesss cold 81 'te'"
~ 70 GradA
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VNEACHERS WANTED.-LADIEs :-Exper

VEACHERS WANTED.-LADIEs :-Experi-
enced. cultured COngregationaist Tor English Litera
famous New England seminar salary 900 Pres
byterlap Principal" for Western Seminary salary
liberal Laiu English Literature 81 300 Preceptress
for Drawing and Modern Languages on Hudson D.awDg,
Painting, Elocuiion, eonth. Drawing Painting, Singing
drawing Painting, Englisl CITY, interview Thurs.
day Artists for West ana South Piano SINGING
French Presbyterian preferred NewJersey. Music and
Piano and French, Georgia German and
Hampshire. Brilliant Pianist Pennsylvania interview
FrGay lGh: salary liberal superior Organist Piano
Teacher 800 superior experienced Pianist and Yocai
Virginia. skilled English Goyerness for Old New England
family, English and French requ red Sever for English
Freuci usc FAM North and 81 nth. Ger
Governess salary nbeIa Natural Sciences and His
French for city school French lady hadepha
for Saratoga Sprns Methodist Lady PRINCIPAL FOR Cunfer
eng, SEMINARY English and french Experienced Manager
~ conduct Young Ladies' School In Michigan.
GpNTIR,iEs experienced married gentleman whose wife
viii assist 20 up superior school In Florida
anierd gentleman for military tactics
inathomstics Principal for New.York stale Academy,
.income moderate" Principal for NewJersey District
school able speak German kPiscopasn for Eng. and
Lain EASTERN oardng school Methodist Professor Mahe-
no Itica arkansas several skilled Classical Assistants in
states IN Boarding schools
Professors Music, for Illinois, Viry nis
Maryland Georgia teachers wanted
many directions Application forms mailed fot postage
J. " sCHEKMERHORN, Secretary American school In.
Las
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EMPRESS MINING COMPANY
Ia OF COLORADO.
under laws OF state Of New orkl
50 broadway, Newly York tRo0ms ~ aud S4).
JAMES HOWELL. President CHAs a: RIGHIEh; VICE
president. JUNIUS SCHENCk Secy. aud treasurer
Capital, 100000. $50 600 shares Par value Y1;
STOCK FULL PAL AND UNASSESSA BILE. =.
Location of Mtne, CENTRAL CITY, Glpn 20, Colorbuo.
TYte Government Pdtent issued dttect 70 Company
Deyelppme shaft. 800 feet air shalt ZO leet
Have no Indebtedness salaries paid 10 is corpoate
ofro o~-r.orrcr,o., ,.,.od
OFFER FOR GENERAL SUBSCRIPTION; q limited
amount stock in lots OF hundred snare
at 81 per purposes Of increased opmen ana
equipment OF Mine. =, o., c,. -. p-o.,,ur
n y. Chas A.. Fighter, win Messrs George A. ozark q
Rrotber 400 Broadway, n. Y. Edmund McLougtn, OF
Mclaughlin Bros, Publishers. 73 DuanesL, n T. Junius
SchencE Eureka Fire Hose Mtg Co. ~ Barcay-st n l.
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PRINT cLora MARKET.
cuEhsE MARKET

FALL Rrvsu Mass July Is -With soins .v steady y
moderate sales ths Printing CLOTH Market 0'"sV'
aulet AZ previous quotations.
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The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specie) from the port Of New-York for the week
ending July 10 and since the beginning of the year.
as compared with the corresponding periods Of pre-
vious years.
For the weef. s5.5as52! ss.e49s7s ssoes sie
io269e le3s73.904 2072S6,sli
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Qearpers.

DRINCIPAL.-An experienced teacher de-
sres pcsl,i, 10 ladies' COLLEGE or semnsy special
lies Mental Moral Science Rhetoric and Modern Ian
gaages languages perfected EUROPE Address Miss e..
VI Nier Utica, n. Y.
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SECOND cALL-12:3O O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THIRD CALI O'CLOCK p. n

Iii a mr. CE Con Va 300 bio 80
voo ~ "a 100 MO 2h 100 $40. .3.35 200 Sd ~
9OO .o'. ~ u,,io - raes 1n6 30 200. bl5lb
t faToee 900 Sio AZ silver Nuegt Chrysone
SE9 IL 201 ~ "a 500 b30 l65 100. sl3. US
2G9 hio 5I. 400 49, 4 y 600. ...-- 100
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Canal. RTrd. Ctw'a Bal. Phls Bora
Flour. pbls. ...... ilsS2 1919 i.5E LILO ss,1
wh.a. bush. lOs,09O $4,000 2s.ilo 4l62Io $1,000 ~
Corn. bush .-lS4.ooo l.59.o t3$7s 1890 i$ sS
Do lUO I,oOO
Toss 800 2oesoS 2sai5 as36li i59i00 isos5
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
dau ed no folIowaf
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DOBERTSON ELECTRIC
IL ORE REDUCTION COMPANY
Organized un laws OF the state OF New YORK 49,
Carta stock 100000: 100000 shares; par value $EO
Full paid and uBassessaOe
LINDLEY +. SEAMAN. secretary auu Ireesurer'
This company prepared 10 sell licenses or the use Oh
Their process which all classes OF reDenlOus and TO
acorJ except those containing lead al cost o. - DOT
ton All heterogeneous the patents o"heu NY 'ne
pany will be promptly prosecuted - 70 n.s.z No,v
Principal Office Rooms 20 "a No 6S Broadway NOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-14

MORNING STAR ,.o,,u
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location of Mines CARBONATE HILL. LEADVILLE,
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OFFICERS
President Hon. JNO. L. ROUTE.
Vice Presi ent, FRED TAYLOR
Secretary, GEO. ;. TERRY. - - .--.o,
TRUSTEES
Hon JnO ROutt. Ex-Governor OF C0loadoi Joseph W.
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-04-08


For years in the past it has been the
practice of the Governors of Ohio to
issue pardons to convicts. Sometimes
they would reach as high as between
two and three hundred per annum,
Governor Bishop grinding out the high
est number. Governor Foster has been
in Office nearly three months, and so
far he has not pardOned single inmate
Of the penitentiary. He stated in re-
cent conversation that he did not think
it was the Governors business to re-
view the action of criminal court and
revise the verdict of its jury or its sem
tence. He thought that court and
jury who spend their time in thor
Oughly investigating criminal case
and listening to all the testimony and
the arguments of the respective cOun-
sci were better able to pass upon it than
a Governor could possibly be. There
fore, he had marked out line of policy
bearing on the matter, and that was to
refuse all applications for pardon. OF
course, he said, there would be cases
where pardOns should be granted. For
instance, that very morning venerable
lady called and asked for the pardon of
her son, on the ground that he was in
dying condition and was not expected
to live, The Governor replied that he
wOnld send for the opinion OF the
prison physician, and if the statement
was correct he would grant a pardon,
taking the ground that it was better the
prisoner should be taken care Of by his
mother and die in her arms than in
prison. This humane course Of the
Governor will be unanimously Endorsed
by the community. Then again, he
stated that in cases where additional
evidence has turned up, showing thea
innocence of the prisoner or throwing
serious doubt upon his guilt, executive
clemency might very properly be in
vOked and pardon extended.
This being the position of Governor
Foster, it will be useless for pardon
brokers to ply their profession, or for
friends of prisoners to attempt to bring
pressure on the Governor to grant a
pardon. 50 mote itbe. The conscious
ness of the inability Of a prisoner ever
to obtain a pardon will have an import
ant eff ct on the number Of crimes COM
mitted in Ohio, o,-LeGder.