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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-06
THE HOME

Giving recipes for practical dishes, hints for
making clothing. and for keeping up with the
latest fashions at the lowest prices. Every
item OF cooking or economy suggested in this
department ia practically tested by experts be-
fore publication. Letters from our Paris and
fashions. The Home Department Of the Weekly
Herald will save the housewife more than one
hundred times the price Of the paper. The In
terests Of
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-06
NOTICED.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN State and County Taxes for the year 1880
are now due. and payable ct my once, at the
banking house OF Paxton d Co., and that the
laws regarding their collection will be strictly
enforced. SAMUEL COOPER.
County Treasurer, and ex.ofncio Tax Collector.
By b. T.. HoADLEY, Deputy,
Eureka, October Is, 1850. ol9-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

sack : s. 30 s SS quoted
Tobacco Ss hSHaoH ed "a; Flour IONS quoieG
5S s3d los pit Ton Ton 2 v i2Sn R4 4SSaeco
Msas S , SSO S 600 Ssc6S Fiour 900 eba
d. M pisa BSeg Sn@ e Gese SIs s c ~ small
ios Of Pr0ysOn sea s s4oa goo tS1s ssek "a Ru con-
ss SUGAR snssd 95s; on Ck 2is There wers no son
te9s sSssmeHsts o Of bo %O0 EsSsS PslTesGm
4nsSST s %s,1 SS 90 II b5 AieoSoh
4s 3D. Dutch to Aberdeen 2723 grs Gra an
a1a fa ~ Austriaa bark T. Tor orders 1900
ore a. o. free elsysns r9 9so'h SGys s@O $50 Do
Is o.; two Italian 6rks sa@s yoysso eg S9a 500 I5
d. sane voyaee and se prtteh GTE$ S 70
ana 9;ng I'm 56 Hr DO o. Sd: Austrian bark 10 Boz
pea3x or Rnswefp 4SOOdo A. @ ISlan bark to BAY
gre o 1oo 10 9TH The ' gac Cotton oa From h3sga
B BTIi q h9 to ? SS dC 70 g. Brs STEAMER
for Graots et g. SGo dn 5 6 S5 o @ bsrs Zach 1000
do" same voyage and Daks, each 5000 do same
V?S abb SSq.t ssag utica closed
5 big cr ssS,.d IN At s ~ &9 20
a ami 7ec for BGi1Grr: cases II sl2c Clint
tpO sales nited Certificates Crude Petroen
900 bbls opened SIC bid highest sales 81 ' loves"
0gS S ONs@pORK-Mess declined 15G2oc per b6i
bat rm with portion OF the decline IeeOYeS, ac
count sass G55 bills Mess spot so 70 Old 81 81 I 3
J 20 ~ 6 Se ha 'I cS " ' s JSSe
ali OjaSi %; July. $il 1881 81 August 81 ~
Eli 80 Ssueuber sl 2UdSll 40 October sll 50G 81 oO
BEEF steadily held demand only moderate ram 49,
81 9so 0ogS aSs t siss420: ph%Iripha BEEF
HAMS unchanger, and quiet. Quoted FLO ouor ii 5IJ
CIT ME ATS ia moderate sae at nnchanse prices
stoueIs 50 Pickled Hams, gl2GIO4e' sin9TS
Smoked Hams ln21LL 4c.
dies dun and nominal Long Cher 6ls 81 S HIT Ci'
71sc; Lung Short Clear: half ANA mar nsieG -
nISSED HOGS steadily held, far denanu Cly lltiEy
5c pc 100 lower subsequently recovered run tn ue,ls
ana closed firm export demand limited speculative li
Ing me,erate: Prime steam. spot. quoted III az
TD sr[nC ,rlcr II. T. Il sales, 300 res May
7l5a7l7 &c CuSing II 465.2rc.; "3un cA une
al ode clos ng Ill 2Oc $500 ties. July Il 9GIZne
closing 1o@a0 7.2jc.. 1000 tea August a51~ - t
Ing ?Oc: 800 ties Sept nbtr. 49, &C.; 3"V1 10
var Z - L,d ic cs. do buyer OFT on '2c li,u
Sl5dT.l7 juno IL "a a. L2t; n.y. '"H
SC. August 7.25073 September III |r i.;t,.
7l2qd7 Lc: BUYERS option 132 "a 90 Nj 'iy
Staain moderately salPs 100 tcs, li%Ta 40
q % Continent. IIEh Gil Etoh AM
F(,tiS wlth important change.
and &c. for kanGuOn. o..
bod,rs. IlrunC. l0 g. ana 90: ZEE Col-
fnral Sic sales 80 hhls Enslsl Iaands. tFI 30 ne
fined m better dem Crushed and Powdered c tranu'
iItti j.c: cut 9-DoEc " ~, standard 9isGVH DC
SEEDS-Quiot md unchanged ~. sao,-.. .oi,.
STEARINE-Quet, Weaiern, 3si Cltv' sdsres; sales
% hIs Western 73tsr.: - hls TallOw ~tearlne; &C.
TALIOW-Stcady sales $4,000 rI. Gilo 96aiGc 100 hhds'
p'Wy%ITsKEY-IIeld at 81 Is; buyers at 81 II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

Tn State bonds Louisiana cnnsols were % higher
at 4G Missouri Gs 1850 sold at 1912, and South
Carolina 6s non-fundable, at 302i2.
OF city bank stocks, Ninth National sold (5O) at
40. and American Exchange Q0) at 146.
Railroad bonds generally showed some improve
ment in prices. but the dealings were less active
than usual. Erie second consols advanced from SS4
to S91o. Missouri, Kansas and Texas first consols
rose from 1OOlo to 1O2, and the seconds from 5435
IN 560553.. Boston, Hartford and Erie firsts sold
ut 3slsQ37Is to 80 against 3712 yesterday. and
Rome. Watertown and Ogdensbnrg irsts rose from
h5lo TO 501s New-Jersey Central issues
were in better demand, the cOnsOs sell
ing at 1881 against 10212 Yesterday. Canada
Southern frsts were u higher at 80. 81. LOu1s and
Iron Mountain first incomes rose from n to 1874
and the seconds from 90 to 20. Ohio Central in
comes sold at 4504512. Denver and Rio Grande
frsss were barely steady at 1909 10O1s, but Texas
and Pacific incomes advanced from 5Sl2 to OIL
The Sub Treasury to-day gained S323,969 on bal
ance made up by gains of $1s5317 currency and
Sl3s G52 coin. This makes the net gain since last
Friday. S1.154,G42. But these figures do not in
clnde the payments of $2,150,0O0 made
To-day by checks for bonds purchased
Money is easy. The early loans to-day
were made at per cent and afterward at and 3
per cent. The domes tic exchanges on New-HoIk
are reported less favorable, ST. Louis declining to
80 cents premium and Chicago beng quoted
weak at 90 cents premium. AT other points
there ia no change from previous quotations.
The United States Treasurer to-day received
SIsO.OOO in National bank notes for redemption.
The custom receipts were $7sO,O0O, aud the inter
nal revenue receipts were $350,O00. The Clearing
House statement to-day is &c follows: Exchanges.
S135, 12l 927 balances, g: 49,, 800. The business
at the sub Treasury. covered: Receipts T9Z3 So9
payments. $500 $40; currency balance $3.50 199;
coin balance. S94, Sj6.j43.
There are no changes to note in the market for
foreign exchange. Business Is duil, Out rates are
frm on I he basis Of the following quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
COTTON MARKE1s-BY TELEGRAPH.

lvrnrool May I0-I25o D. Cotton active and drmeri
Go nal 81 Including oO haes for specason and expert
srepl gHaU hasf in;IunE G59oo 1sS nTr,eAR ia
also GSts o Nav aud tune delivery 6"th alsO ol1lst 1
sfcivrry Blncc alao 8a7a. do, August aRh september
deliver 8l,r also 67asI do September and October de-
a. 3D.. do. November and Deeombel '.rllvoIy Gsh.
iIvElIOol- May - $50 . m.-MidlnS Uplands Cotton,
lyTirooi- Nay ?5:l5 The sales OF The dsy IN
ding clause Seltrmher md oc1oer deliver gu ~,
lisc; Low MhdHns lCAc Good Oldnary loe receipts. 10
Oi salnsoai May 10-cotton arm MlidiuE l17: Low
MlddlnE II &C. uooh oriilrir D.o gross receiDG l99
G I s Sipr 10 bacs t' sdca i076 bac
BGs.os. May H. otson AMI Nmdnng. l2c.i Low ma.
c~por'o Great Ilr tain 40 bates sGcs lji9 6aes
cnaaLs'tJS' nay S'a n'' "eL T.sts@ 35
bales. snirg so bgs socs. ~ ~ b1eS IA ro,
NGdlra. L., NOd Ordinary lO'sA reesiDs' 10 bales
oiSLyp,fOG NAV H. pnist NdaIne. lie. Low Bid
dag l0hr; Go1d ril 49, he. Ir,.9s FizS S Ssiesi
sais& 100 haes; stpra iI,5t 91es ,,,,,,,,g i1lc
L0ns1i!@E sIai ~ 9,op aTn "' Mins Il Loo Tseep,s
los Dacs shipments. l,HOS Daoa HAeA 600 D%'es stoek
ao Nav saay AidshTs S 4 Gl al &C. LST
s baes constw'o ll3 solssi sales 900 bales;
Saw.aIs1Ss 6ay 49,, ortoe-Falr Diamond MS4linE.
nolt SRI, bales; easWse, G,26 bales, fae9 loo oaies;
SosyGTt T1S IG-Cotto steady: Aiddng llasd1 nc;
ne, ecep' 055 es eIros eoastWiHe ZAS b~es' Saies'
rmLHREtIini. Nay ia-toiroa nuni MNlirs, re; Low
ai,nE al ioo1 w snaI oe spISerg So Sais'
'eIS TAhsSG Nav ~ cotrou irrsgulr5 Mdns II sci
Low Miidiinr lOb tIuoI urnary. a7s. net rsoopt 81
bGes' saNS 80 bales slssS u OK S3h9 ,. ., iov
Mlinl II ~; ,Hti,ns - SCI ,h's ia" Hl;y J's
10: Ib ssG Galss- -, -
uiIana ig7s 5oi ordinary I6G. nOtreVsiDts. 0l 0aVs
| atoeE. 1874 hates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

LIVE STOCK MARKEPS=BH TkLB9 bAPd
RUFFALo NAV 19.-CArrLE Escepts today ass hsad,
l2D00 heaa consigned thTnagh $40 ears; market
qnOtAbY hghe beat grades aisposea Of or
81 SsI 81 fais TO Medum s. iOSst 20 Light Butchers
SiaS4 40; Fat Cows So h0d4 Extra 81 70 asa - bas
Light very hard to sell duotabe Light StockerA
So 75dS3 Fair ta Good IS oE3 80 FeederA 81 S5OS4
the week lar, $500 Tor the SaIRe time last
week. 5000 head, conSgned thrcugh II 1,. cars
market steady with good demands Fair to Good CLIPPED
sheep at - 6easi 80; Choice to Fancy s66o25i al e9
HoGs-kecRDts uaV 4400 head; tOJa tar the yeek TINS
far, 32J head: tne last week 1870 heed;
CONSUMED through market weak Eastern Trade
hut good local demand sales Of Light TO Good YOrefs at
81 40nS4 90 Chslce Medium and Heavy, 200 TO 2b9
average s. 60GSi 10 Coarse, Rough to FAN Ends' $50
CHICAGO. May I9-h0as-Recepts, $1,000 head shtp:
4.2oO hed market steady with far demand; axed
Heavy and Piadelphiaa - As asa OK LghA $751; 80
CATTLE-RecelDLA 1900 head; shipments. 260O neal
s 80 5oSss o sifrs & iogsi s0 Western s. $50
- 25 Calves 81 99s6 49, OxHn s8eS3 7o stockefA % 20
silEEf-Rscr6ts SO head shpments 300 head: market
- IS; WoOied. 50 50dS6
LIBEETT Penn, May observation-disclosures 982 head
OF Through and "a OF Local supply night; FAR " UO3a
Butcher stock 81 Common and Light Butcher stock
SO 75d&4i Fab Bulls, Cows and Stags SJGS4; stuleu
HoGs-ieceiDt, 25lO head Philadelphia ~ G5sal ISL
YOrEsrs, - 4OGi 90 --.
ST LOUIS, Mag l9-HoGs Active but lower; Yorkers
and BallnoreA ~ lOgSt 10 Packing ~ iOaSb ID lSay
shipping 81 2DGSi IS Rough Heavy. So T5dS4i receipts
9,iUO head shipments, 500 head.
CATTLE active demand supply good Choice 10 Fancy
Heavy Steers - BOd&4 IS GOOD 10 Prime 81 3OdS4 0O
Pony - asa 20 Light Medium S3 81 0S3 70,
COwa aud Hefrs s. 1898 So Feeders 50 % 9S stock
- 7JdtJ 20 receipts 9l head shinm-nts so heal
SuEEP-StrasY ami unc hanged; Fair TO Fancy WOOteu,
ST 5Oa$6 Clipped - ~ asa % receipts 900 head Shp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

$3.50 .gain on the bun side OF the market- FOE
,,o,r long ii is impossible to say.
ghs market today continued to be fsverish, but
.ha,a was a steady hardening of prices. ThA sales
e,uopnted to $50, 1876 shares. against 366,Teo yes
taraav The particularly active stocks were Deit'-
,vare- Lsekawanna and Western, which rose nom
17sa TO S0se Erie which rose from 1888 to 5o0s Lake
shore. which rose from 1o114 to 1925, ST. PauL
which rose from 69zs to T1sI, EewJersey Central
vhicb rose from 63S4 to 67Is, Reading, which rose
fmm 46la to 4S1a048l4, Northwest common, which
rose from S9l4 to 9Ola99O, Wabash preferred,
which rose FROM SO to 577s, Missouri, Kansas and
Texas. which rose from 29ls to 31aSO31, and Iron
Mountain, which rose from So to 577s The stocks
mentioned fairly represent the coarse OF tue whoe
list. Western Union perhaps was a weak spot. IFS
urice ranging from 9s097s4 to 997sa99k But
Pacific Mail rose from so to 33149S2S4. None Oh
the attacks upon prices occurred which were SD
freely predicted last night, and the market closed
strong at about the highest prices.
The principal final changes from the closing
or;ees Yesterday are as follows Advanees-NoTth-
west. 7s Chesapeake and Ohio, Metropolitan hhs-
vated. Morris aud Essex Ohio Central and st.
Iop;s and San Francisco preferred, each 1 Erie.
11s. Central and Hudson and Western Union, each
M: Lake Shore, and Wabash, each 1Ss;
Chicago. St. Louis and New-0rleans c., G.
C. and l.. and Erie preferred. each 1l2;
ST. Panl 1bs; Northern Pacific rreferred'
and St. Paul and Sioux City each 18i; Delaware
and Hudson Hannibal and st. Joseph Missouri .
Kansas and Texas Oaio and Mississippi and wabash
nrefsrred each ia; Burlington Cedar Rapids and
Northern, Michigan Central. Nashville, Chatta-
noooa and ST. Louis and St. Paul and Sioux Cny'
each 2; Irun Mountain, 2lI; Hannibal ana 81 DO
.enh preferred, 2as; st. Paul and Sioux CITY pre-
farrsd and Union Pacific, each pig; Pacific Mall,
2os: Chicago, St. Louis and Minneapolis ana Read
ing, each 90; Delaware. Lackawanna and west
ern, 27s; Rock Island. 3; Canada soutnern' u.s.
aud Ohio and Mississippi preferred per cent.
Government bonds were dull. at the board toe
transactions covering sales of 600 registered Us
Of 1881 at 1908; $4,000 registered As at 1O7os'
and 10000 currency Is of 1895 at l2o4 Inc
Treasury received offers to sell 1t l,273,OOO OF inc
g and per cents. 1t accepted $3,OOO,0OO, ms foi-
lows: So 600, 800 Is of 1881 at 1O6.750 lO6.0o's;
500. 900 6, of 1880 at 1O4 70G1Ol.s3, and SGlo'-
GOO IS of 1881 at 1O3.150103.22i2. District of
Columbia 3.65s were strong, with sales at 04l2@9o'
The following are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

ErRopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON Nav 9-l23u D. rConsOls $685. for money. and
995,a for the account Atlantic and Great western hst
mortgage trustees certificates. 6Gl do second o. Ee
Ila ~ shares Central, 1867; Pe1Lsy wanna
Central 529 Recalling Railroad. 2J'9 NewloTS central ~
LONDON May 1872 D. n.Pdris adylcCS qaOte three Der
CEN rentes IS for The account Enc
Railway sharrS, 36. - 49, ,o-,..
JoNpOy NAV lg-4:3n n NUS. bouts New lives 100 g:
Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage trustees ceTln
cafea Gu do spcnnd Illinois enral lu6'4 RPa1hng
aroad 23A alCes quote three per cent rntes III %
francs 80 centimes for the account. ,. -
LONDON Nav l9Silver Is quoted At 62J Igf per ounce
PARIS May l9-ExchauEe Gn London, % francs 70 cen
times for checks ,,..,- -,
BERLN NAV I9-The abatement Of the lmperal Bank OF
SpeCje OF l3GO.OOO markA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

since Saturday bead against 90 rs hsaA Sr ne
corresponding time last week. Ne Live HogA On sao Hs
quoted nOminAlly at 41s04Tsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

In London, British consOs are reported ls lower
nj 99S1e TOR money and $3.50 for account. United
States bonds are strong, the So being & higher ut
at lO97s, American railway securities are irregular.
Ere common rose FROM SO to 363 while the seconds
consols declined from 9O19 TO 80. Atlantic
and Great Western hrsts declined y to SO and the
seconds fell L to 80 Illinois Central sold at 1O6i2
01O5l2, closing unchanged at 100. PcnnsSlvama
declined Il to 529l. Reading was % higher at 23os
from 1877 TO 12Sla In Paris French 3 per cents
rose from $3.50 TO S3.5712 and reacted 10 $3.50.
sight exchange on London declining to 2o2e francs
to the 6.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
ExchaDCa EaleenDOn:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North R,rer VesSr's md R1ii-oGfs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
York, May 10. 1850.
,suEs-oniet. ahont steaay.

ASHES-Quiet about steady.
cOrTOXspOt cotton lee higher bu que, at INC 1dyaac"
sales 724 t2j2l previously. iDcuG1g 900 bIts :0
export 1874 for spinning 80 for specIA1on delivered On
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
TIE CLFvRLASD CoLUIBUs, tINCINSAT1 ASD INDlANAfo'
LIS RAILWAY CChvASY, GE&EHAL oFFpL: ,aaa (
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nav II, 1880
.aNIIIS COMPANY having been requested 10y

'I'HIS COMPANY, having been requested by
holders 10 aIRe an0nnt consolidated bonds 10
cancel SINKING fund clause contained -reln ana W
mil he All hI until their maturity IN ne year lDli,
n this company being wiling 10 comply WIN the request "
hunlhOnieTs 49, a.,
trd bonds may prcs,i their bonds Ut Tie ntod states
rms. 90 ia NBw-SCrk, when "ieTe
will he placed upon airy 2on5 80 prrssn.e, Csn
fund CLAUSE. ana al bonds 40 lndnTStd VIZ
be redemption prlOE 10 tler 3clal
maturity ia tr year 94 but for ay bonds OutStanrY not
u.Or-'d this company VIII continue 10 h
, me pro rata WIN IN! Trustees ma sutn
irua subject 20 REDEMPTION by the suhlhg iliS
~, m The original Deed o. Trust rrON go ,,,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

TIE STATE OF iowa.
EXECUTIVE DEPAR1NRST
DIES MciSEs, May g. 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that the INTEREST
~ COUPONS falug duo the dav OF July, lsS0the
day o. January 1ssl and the first day Of Jaly OF
issued by the state OF Iowa. under author
y conferred BY Chapter sixteen G OF the Acts Of the Extra
session Eighth General Assembly approved May ~
1851 and Defence Bonds viii hefeaftr be
PAYABLE at THE NATIONAL PAX BANK OF NEW
are required take notice hereof and present sucn coupons
AT THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NETWORK when
,1ux ~ o,.n
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

Comparative exports of -four, wheat and c9r corn
from PRINCIPAL Atlantic ports, Tor WEEKS enueu
Nav 10, and from January l. 1879 and 1880:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
PlER FOOT OF CANALc7f y. re-

PlHR FooI OF tANA-of =, n H. Z
80. NRw.YORA, May II. lSSu q.
rsHE THIRTY THIRD ANIMAL MEETING
" sTOCkHoLDEAs ot the PAt lFtC NAIL 81; 81 "a
SHIP COMPANY wiz he he'd at thn ohar VI we
On WEiJN EsDAY ths 26sh % MAY. fSos o.t vssn re
hoNrn II " and o6lsek w. tor TIE
Of dreetors and the ransassea % sara otaeg -
MI etssr an ths oce OF the Uniss russ Ccp.ny 90 m.
dav tho l7sA % MAY 1850. a. oeoek n sna VIZ Ss'P
BY order u tho Board OF Dhestsg% gE sr,,et.,y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
Diui0euo NGt..es

CONSOLIDATED .BATOPILAS SILVER
~ MINING CO. OF NEW-YORK AMI MEXICO
dvinend Of cent the Preferred stock OF this Com
Iotng No ~ was, New.YoTk. BY order VI the Board
OF Trlstees. JAMES ID. SMITH. ffeasnfex
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

~ BHOAowAY NEw loGK Irr.
V,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF tns SIOCk;,
4 HOi nj, "a Of tue DCNDERBERp MINING CDM
Tor the election OF eleven 90 directors ant saea
r as my pfesented eiDFe y VIII NC heia On
nesdny June The hour Of ~ orlocS nOoe AZ t1n o
OF The company t0m a, ~ BIOai%ay irsnsier poSs
~ cinSe,l on the 25th ~ Nav. ~ AMI retnaia
c0stu Hn"' S'S'f Wv Il = BitA DFogD Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CoMpA

TPyisuRRRs DEPARTMENT, PHILADELPHIA, Way ], 1850 }
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS has tins day
Il declared SEMEANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FBtREE
PER CENT the Capal stock Of tho Company clear q
ali taxe. payable after May %. "a stoosrdr -
registered books Of the Company OF O'CLOCK A
Apiil 30 1850. . .u.
from distribution Of the shares OK she satli stock re-
y from the CIV vi Philaihlpia the optDn 10
given the Shareholders to receive the dividend tLoseby e
carel efrherIu convertible into the Capital
the Company at par when presenter N suas u
Fifty Dollars provided the sa option snail De exeSl@oS On
wv" "''' ~ F SFWYOHK May l., 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

fhe fnsl0winR Is q cofnpaTalIye stalenlFnt 81 tho
Canal auditor, showing the total QnansIsY OF each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

OFFICE TIE CLIMAX MINING CO., OF LRADyuIE Col.
80 BROADWAY, NEW-YoRk May ), 1884,
nIVIDEND NO. 4.
~ The Oari have ths day declared hivsend
5000 being Thirty (3o CENTS yer share par Taaa
$lo on the capital STOCK Of the company lZ9O0 sharesk
psyabe TUESDAY. Nav % at the National Bank OF tho
stare OF New. York financial SCENTS of the company
Transfer close Monday Nav IL and reopen Wenes
dag, May rs. the Farmers Loan md Trnst Company.
". b. ALLEN Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20
! TTiTTE CUTEF MINING COMpANY.

I TITLE CHIEF MlNlNT tOMPASf,
~ ROOM No. 81 BORAEL BUILDING. ll6 BRoADyAz,l
NEW YORK. May 10. 1880
Loard Of Trustees have this day declared MO-
DOLLARS tsIO9000eOl capital stock OF this company:
am0nnIllV to ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
or Fy Gents per share he fourth months
earnings payable at the Mining Trust Company on tho
TFansier books will close May 81 and NAY "a
d. 4. vEKDENAL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-20

OFHcE OF LEHIGa AND wTXRsBARBE COAL COMPANY.
No. Il BROADWAY. NEW YORK
COUPONS due June 1. 1880, on the as
" consolidated per cent mortgage BOMBS OF this
company will BIZ pail after this ONCE
Holders OF i've COUPONS requesed to leave
them at examination and after l9h inst
T. W. CLARK
IL, WILLIAMSON, Receivera
VIM n TILIINGHAST
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-01-07
THE PERIODICAL FRA UDS.

No section of the globe Is 40 persist.
emily ovorrun with frauds and swind.
lors MS us Yankees, We are annually
deirauded OF miliops Of dollars on tho
cheapest plan ever devised by scamps.
Below we give the last as detailed by
the Baltimore Gazette;
"IIerbert Harcourt Hui, oil Mount
Winans, who was arrested on Friday
last, charged with using the mails to
deiraud, had hearing before United
States Commissioner Rogers. He sent
circulars through the mail stating that
ho possessed u charm Tor catching fish
without hook, line or net, which he
proposed to sell for s25, and limiting
bis sale TO 1000. The possession OF
this charm would enable one TO earn
S25, 900 in four months. The circular
goes on TO tell how man in the great
lakes with this secret made $50, 900 IN
four months, one in Virginia who made
SO, 900 in thirty days, one in Maryland
who in one week realized $3.50, and
one in Maine who made $4,000 in two
months. Another circular sets forth
that ten valuable receipts will be sent
on the receipt Of sl.G0, Among the
receipts is one for making wine vine.
gar, The Indian ague cure as used by
The Choctaw Indians, Prot. Clamcran's
egg preserver, the Centennial cham
payne recipe and Oriental crystal
paintinp. A Uval pold watch, which
might be mistaken for 1926 gold
watch, is also sent with tho receipts.
The circulars were dated Mount Win.
ans and proiessed to be issued by the
United States agency and the private
mercantile agency and Mr.. Hull, it is
stated, is indorcd by Chas. +. Handy,
the postmaster at Mount Winans. as a
reliable and responsible man. 1t also
warns the public against swindlors,
bogus firms, beats and humbugs. I'm.
der the head of 'Swindling Exposed
Startling Discovery + the circulars re.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-01-07
A CHURCH ROW.

A special telegram from Pittsburgh
to the New York Herald, on the 9th
ult, says;
"The people of this city are In ie-
yer of excitement today owing to a
iisticuif fight which took place in the
First Reformed Presbyterian Church
last night. Some weeks ago the con
grcgation voted for pastor the Rev.
Nevin Woodsidc receiving l67 votes,
against ll6 for other candidates. A
majority of the trustees were bitterly
opposed to Mr. Woodside, and charged
that his selection was the result Of ille-
gal votes. The majority OF the con
gregation were determined that Wood
side should be their pastor, especially
as the call was sustained by the Pres
bytery. An appeal was taken 10 the
synod, and since then there have been
bitter quarrels among the members Of
the church. The Woodside faction
triumphed over their enemies, and on
one occasion, Notwithstanding tho ex-
istenee Of an injunction restraining
Woodside from preaching until the ap-
peal was decided, they gained admis
sion to the church by strategy held
the place all day ana listened TO SER
mon by the pastor IN the evening.
Last night the quarrel eliminated in
free fight. There were rumors dur
ing the day that serious trouble was
brewing. Both factions were present
in full force, and there was large at
tendance OF outsiders, attracted by the
prospect OF row. The trouble began
early. Woodside wanted to preach,
but his opponents had another clergy
man whom they wished to preach.
Both parsons waxed hot, and the ex-
cited spectators gave vent to their
feelings In remarks designed to en-
courage their iavorlte. Ihe trustees
and Sunday school teachers took sides
and shouted excitediy. one OF the
parsons essayed TO mountthe rostrum;
lte was seized py ms antagonists ana
roughly hustled IRON tho steps. This
led to q general night IL was thlckest
round the altar, but all over the church
was heard The sound ot olows' Many
OF the women screamed and tainted,
but some OF the stronger'mlnded en-