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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06

The last census Of the city of London
proper shows some curious results. 1t
was taken in the evening, when only
$4,000 people were found within the
city limits out of the 100000 who inhabit
it by day. For Instance, upon the CEN
sus night there happened to be as lodg-
ers from agricultural districts in the city
inns and hotels, forty farmers besides
three farm bailifs and twenty-three gard
eners, SO that in the ratio of agricultur-
lists to area London city appears as the
champion agricultural district of the
Kingdom. 1t also appears that out Of
5000 merchants who are by day Ffsome-
thing in the city," only 356 habitually
sleep within the city bounds; and that
oat of 5000 brokers only thirty-three
breakfast under the shadow of st.
Pauls.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06

The city Of Weimar, Germany, would
be disagreeable place for our American
young ladies. The police authorities of
that city have issued an order forbidding
the inhabitants, under penalty of fine
of two marks, to play the piano with the
windows open.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06

Sir F. Roberts, the conquering hero of
Candahar, and so-styled Savior of AT
ghanistan' is the son of clergyman of
the established church in Waterford, Ire
land. His brother. Samuel u. Roberts,
is one of the Commissioners Of the Board
of Public Works in Ireland.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06

Rowdyism has extended from West
Point Military Academy to the Naval
Academy at Annapolis. Education, you
know, is refining, and anti-barbaric.
The offence is to be investigated, after
the model and manner of the Whitaker
investigation at West Point.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06

Senator Blaine wears nickel-plated
watch that cost him 1920. He says he
refused to take $40 for it, and that he
means to carry it to the Senate as pro-
duct of American skill, and as an in
stance of what the protective tariff has
done for American manufactures
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06

Some warrant a cure when the Fee is provided,
Men doubt it, however, and are undecided,
But when Pimples and Blotches your features do
mar
Spring Blossom is the best cure by far.
For sale by K. Schubert & Son. Price SO cents.
sample bottle 10 cents.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06

Senator Burnside is reported to tell
this story at the expense of his colleague,
Senator Anthony: They were dining
together one day when ham formed one
of the dishes eff ever [ turn farmer,
said Mr.. Anthony, l shall raise plenty of
calves, so that l can get some nice ham
like this"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06

The Chief of the New York Fire De-
partment, who has visited all the theaters
in that city, says several of them are
simply mantraps, having no adequate
means OF exit in the event of panic.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06

California has perpetual skating pond.
There is lake on the Saw Tooth Noun
tains, at an altitude of 10000 feet, which
is constantly frozen. 1t was discovered
in August of last year by party of pros
pecters, and named Ice Lake.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06

H. F. Mccarthy, wholesale and retail
Druggist, Ottawa, Ontario, writes: II
was afflicted with Chronic Bronchitis for
some years, but have been completely
cured by the use of Dr. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil, in doses of drops on sugar.
have also pleasure in recommending it as
an embrocation for external use" For
sale by K. Schubert & Son.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06

An article in an exchange says, "Once
there was man. If the writer would
read his Bible he would learn that once
there acasn't man.-Nor7istow Her
aid.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06

There is one farm in California that is
half the size of Rhode Island. But it
can't raise baked clams,-Boston Post.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06

Texas produces cider from tomatoes.
1t sells for $1.25 per gallon.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06
barber SH1? \ bath ROOM.

The undersigned having purchased the Barber
Shop and Bath Room Of III. L. Beckman, mas
fitted them UP in First-ClaSs style. The Bath
Room will now be in running order both day
and evening. Corner of Main and Second Sts
WIN. WAIVER, Prop.'r.
Watertown, Feb. 18th. 1880.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06
A St. PAUL RAILWAY CASE.

New YORK, Oct 4.-In 1864 S., $780,
900 worth of bonds were issued by the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railroad
Company, agreeing to redeem the bonds
in 1867 from the net earnings Of the Com
pany's grain elevator at Milwaukee. A
trust deed was issued to secure the pay
ment of the bonds, to David NJ. Hughes
and John P. Yelverton. The former
died in 1867, and Yelverton, claiming to
be the sole trustee brought an action in
the superior court to recover $10,725
which he claimed was due for his SER
vices. He AYERS in his complaint that
the earnings Of the elevator have been
sufficient to pay the indebtness, but that
the company instead of allowing him to
execute his trust paid the greater amount
of the indebtness itself The company
alleges that Hughes was disqualified in
1874, and the company had perfect
right to redeem its bonds. The case was
dismissed by the Judge to-day.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06

An editor who knows more about edit
ing newspaper than he does about rails,
ing chickens, says: Much attention has
been paid to the rearing of poultry in
the west, and the method now in use of
Matching chickens, [ consider far super
ior to the Egyptian one Of Matching them
in ovens. 1t is simply to fill barrel
with eggs, heat it up, and set hen upon
the bung.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06
Still in the Field.

FORTY years Practical Surveyor, 80 years in
this city, familiar with every grade, street, lot,
mound and monument; will warrant all work
entrusted to my care TO those who are able to
paw. reasonable charges will be made. To those
who cannot, my services are offered gratituously.
Residence North avenue 9th ward, place Of bust
ness in the field.
]. PRENTICE,
Deputy County Surveyor. ex. city Engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
Proposals.
BOARD of EDUCATION.

SEALED PROPOSALS., viii be received By the School
Of the Nineteenth Ward At the Hall OF the Board Of
Educaion corner Of Grand and Emsis until Monday The
for the erection New School House the south side Of
East sixty hirSt hundred and thirty feet east OF
Third-ave.
plans ana specifications be and blanks for pro.
rss Obtained the Oee m the Superintendent OF School
Buildine, No. lA6 Grasicsi, third haor.
Proposals viii be received only Tor the entire work and
materials required the erection OF the building
Proposals fer che tTection Of sc.ooi House
on East sixty triSf, Ill the Nineteenth Ward j. all the
work 20 be performed under ono contract 1870
be Competed by the LIST day Of April 1881.
under fotare OF hundred collars day. tor each and
every that the work remains unfinished aer the sgd lst
dsy Of April. 1881.
pOsals submitted
The party submitting proposal and the parties proposing
become saTecs Auch each write lbs name ana place or
residence on sa,d prop S3L
Two responsible and approved suetes residents OF this
CITY, are required in ali Gases.
proposal Will be eODMdced from persons whose character
and Rtecelcnt mgr with the BJT Education render
their responsibility dOu ,tfuL
substit1t0n by ths accepted contractor will be per-
nitted without hrs obtaining IA w11iug permission ttOm
the Committee Buildings OF the Board Education.
EUGENE III. POME ROY.
n. Til ALMESSINUER,
JOHN =. DO HELLY,
RICHARD KELLY,
CHARLES l.. HOLT,
Board Of school Trustees. Nlneteenth Ward.
Dated York, April ~, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
cnos1yo PRICES OF BOSTON srocKs.
CLOSING PRICES or rHuADEIpnrA STOCKS.

MONDAY. April 26-P n
There was hardly life enough in te-day's stock
market to keep the younger members of the Stock
Exchange out of mischief. A total busi-
ness of 2O2,210 shares when 1t is dis
tributed between seventy-ave different stocks.
represents dull days work. Appearances
seemed to indicate that tho market was
about to enter into the usual Summer stagnation ~
an unusually early date. But this probably Is not
the case because there is yet too powerful inter-
est remaining in stocks TO permit the market 70
become utterly stagnant. Hence. Notwithstanding
the present prevailing dulness. ii Ia likely thai
in few DAYS there will DO another active market
The speeial feature Of to-day's market was tho
weakness of the coal stocks. and particularly of
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western. But tho
general market was inclined TO sag even when IL
WAS not weak. A. an exception. New-York. Ontario
and Western, with unusual amount Of trading
t22, 500 sharesl was strong. and advanced 10 30ss
O30ss The Hannibal and St Joseph stocks also
were exceptionally stronR. Erie after advance Of
% TO 43la, finally sold ut 427s. Lake Shore sold
between 1Osrs and 10s with final sales ct f0SlG.
Canada Southern fms. rose % per cent to 63l and
then fell TO 81 "a but Michigan Central was strong
at 9l090zs Less was heard to-day about the
:" Page patent" aud Western Union weakened from
1878 to 1oesea1o87s. Pacific Mail again
rose to A37s. but ended st <2@- The
ST. Louis aad San Ffaneisso stoclcs vera Quoted ~
privilege Of Subscribing to tina Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Compauy's bonds, and there sco1nsd to
be sons doubt ahont the xsl1e Of ths privilege -
thai the only sale of the stocks was at 400 shared
OF the common at Sei< aesiast "a Saturday, TAs
market closed duil and weak.
Tha anal changes from the cloking prices Saturn
day are as follows; Declines Lake Shore, Central
and Hndson. and Pacific Mail. each %; Mobile and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
MINES AND MINING.

MOEDAT, April III a
There was little in the way Of announcements
to DO seen in tOlday's markets for mining shares
D,,lpess rather than weakness prevailed, yet
prices generally show q little more depression
Cbrysolte was steady at about II. but Little
Pittsburg further declined to $500. Little CHIEF
was moro active and advanced from Sls to o. Sill
var Cliff was steady at f. and Leadyille was about
3 cents better at 275. Consolidated YiTElnl9
rose from 3.35 to 36003.50. Climax weakenenn
from 3.05 TO 2s5 and South Hite from l.60
to / 5O0l,55, CaIayeras again was weak ana
feIl from SO to 81. and Gold Placer deciined
from 81 to "a. Buckeye was weak, falling 70 Al.
hnt later il recovered to 49, Lacrosse yielded from
AZ to 40 Green Mountain recovered Saturdays de-
cline and sold at 3.25, but Hukll CONTINUED 20
decline, selling at 2.26. The market closed dull
and irregular.
N. T. MINING sToOK EIOHAYGE SALES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
Corporation Notices.

NOTICE Proposals for rcmnying part of
Pier Oh 81 IL. &C. AID building Pier now q. n p.
WI DO lreesys by TOE peparnent Docha III ana ily
Dunno uGtil Uta Mag. 1856, ~ oclOck m TOr fuii
information see City Ro0orJ foo 81 40 cay uail
N0TICE.--PrOp0sals will be received at tho
1Nonce OF te DeTartsDen OF Pubic Charities ad oTecnOn
No. % HdaFe., n.tf AFr 1850
ETy Goods Pauts aud Lumber,
FOR Tul information Record iDr sale OF No City
Han.
NOTICE.-Sealed Proposals for furnishing
The tlre DegartloeDt with tPs hundred ana Gy l2J
cHESTAUT TELEGRAPH P0LhS win b. recsiveA al
these headquarters HnH &ay lisa Par full ngcrnason
see City Record. tor sale ~ So ctty Han.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

ROBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING
IL COMPANY
Organized under the laws Of NewYork.
Locations OF mines: sUMMIr COUNTY COLORADO.
Capital Stock slOOOOO0O; 20000O shares par value $50
STOCK UNAssEssABLE
OFFICERS.
President GEORGE D. RoBEKTS.
Wee President. GEORGE 3; ROBINSON
Treasurer, STEPHEN v. WHITE.
General Manager, JAMES c. BROWN
Bankers, AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
TRUSTEES:
George D. Roberta George b. Robinson Araon p. X Stafford
Stephen V. White, Jonas IL FreLch, John D.
Prince, RVfuS Hatch
Principal Office; Rooms 81 aud SO BoREEL BUILDING
No. lI5 Broadway, New-Yor1.
SNOWDRIFT CONSOL. MINING CO.,
- OF COLORADO.
Capital %. SOa.Oo0i 2aO:00O shares par value $40.
Stock full paid and worcestershire.
TRUSTEES:
EDWARD N. McccoK. Ex-Governor of Colorado Col.
HENRY w. ELOCUM PTest CrOsstOWn r. r. Co., Brooklyn.
GENERAL JAMES McoUADR New-YOrk.
GENERAL ADELBRkT AMRs. NeW.YOrk.
EDWARD r. POWERS eupt New.York Cotton Exchange
WILLIAM r. HUNT, Of Hunt q Dunlap. New.York.
LEWIS ]. LADNER, Banker Phila elphia
MALCOLM PETERS, Banker. Philadelphia
GEORGE q. PRRR, Seety COmrl Exchange, Philadelphia
REGISTRAR OF TRASSFERS Farmers Loan aud Trast Co.
BANKERS;
CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK, Eev-York.
BANK OF CLEAR CREEK Co., Georgetown
CoUNsEL
sEwELL & PIERCE New.York
sAlIURL y HUET Philadelphia
r. s. MORRISON. Georgetown. Col
The pr9geriy is 1It1ated n GRITRITn DISTRICT
body In sight and has taken Gold edai Prize the
largest aud collection from blossom rock
Principal once 80 BrOadst. Rooms n and "a NewYork
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Business Ghamres.

A PARTNER WANTED to furnish 5000
N 20 $4,000 IN wholesale and retail manufacturing bus
ines, ate invetmsnL Address appointing Interview o.
A. C.. Tribune Of1oe.
TOR SALE.-A coal works on the Pittsburg,
a. Railway few mes from Pitts.
burg The key LOCO Of coal; aEstoass workA
almost neW, ia succesEful operation
A6dresSP. o. Box 7s4, Pittsbare, Penn.
WANTED.-A Publisher 1Ur sound Western
daily IN large Sty aaHeEer esmpeed 70 retire y 90
Bnate pressure q heah pecu oppuri eniyg eloOo0
S50U capital required IS guarantee Ot tnrost IN go0d
maRSg oineHI. Address BREWER, Tribune once
WANTED TO PURCHASE, the ownership.
wEERLYA COUNTRY NEwsPAPER IRxFUaLzcAE,.
NJ Box 3.375. Roston. AesA
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HUKILL GOLD AND SILVER MINING
IL COMPANY.
Ofganizhd under the laws nf New. York.
Location Near Idaho springs, Gear Creek C0uaty, Col
PRINCIPAL ONCE S0 lis broadway Boree Building rOoms So
Capital. el.000 e00i 2OnLUOl Rhares par. s.
Stuck uEASSESSABI4E.
J. /. BROWNEIL. Preadent
& v. WHITE, Treasurer
r. w. WILLkTf, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Gath1 A. BOTEIun GeITgr II. SeuT,
benjamin y. blair. ]. L. Dr0EneI. +. " Yhlta
Genofa aEer and 6uD0rntenden nine OsJlsan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

soon arter announced. and she received from the
statehood tsrdy permission 70 attend me iuneiaL
She replied bitterness spirit that when her rather
was alive they would not allow her to 80 70 nl' eno
no he was desc ee no longer wished 80. This was
the first ste that had felt resentment against tbe
seeerhood which she had joined against her
prevail but II was the commencement OF bfeaen i1A'
wss never subsequently healed She continued neT W"
ties almost with broken heart bot with an intense oe
sire 10 become proficient in the art OF nureng heE
sneeial ambition was to become good surgical nulsP
She soon acquired remarkable skill in discerning the
character OF the exact position OF fractures
The confidence which che inspired in her Judgment was
well-nieh tnbounded. This was partly OWING no oouot
TO her personal appearance, and partly TO her mgn
bred and sympatbiE,nR manners. The old surgeon
of the hospft Il devoted hiAelf to her instruction, and
taught the best OF his power everything thar was
necessary IN tho surgical part of her calling.
When she walsa she in hopes that the un-
ceasng round Of hospital work might help TO remove her
religious doubts and perhaps gradually solve the prop
lens with which her mind distracted she nad re-
eeiyed favorable proposal OF MARRIAGE winch the sls
tiers and other friends advised her TO accept But sne
decided 10 decline tho OFFER chiefly from the hope that
she might recover her religious faith u the discharge OF
her active dutea Toward the end o. her lfo Fhe was
heard to remark: I'll had to begin over aeaio'
would marry, because O woman ought TO live with
man. aud to be in sui lection" The light which che ear
npstly sought flashed once more upon her SOUL
She accepted Christianity 10 all Its historical
Significance found vent for her natural enthusiasm
in personal devotion to Christ. She now wished 10
bind herself strictly to single nfo by entering one Of
the SsterhoOds connected with extreme branch OF
the Church Of Euglsnd She felt that she had divine
call todevoe herself the salvation OF souls and that
this end could better accomplished undT str1eter
nile OF sefdenial than of hospital hfs But better
counsels prevailed and she resolved 10 stay where she
was.
details OF Sister Doras LIE, which 1t is impossible
TO follow of greater leRth with limited space are
illustrated by ample recital Of personal experience
anecdote IncdeEt. and remarkable adventure, which
give the narrative even than q romantic IN
terest. Her career presents an example OF
supreme devotion to the good Of others, OF an
unparalleled combination Of feminine wisdom
ana tenderness OF superb courage and heroic resolve,
united with high intellectual gifts, which III another
sphere Of action would have crowned her with celebrity
which she never cOurted and surrounded her name with
Iustre which eclipsed in the divine beauty OF
her Christian charity. The sweetness, strength and
fortitude which marked her active days conspicu
Gus in tho martyrke sufFeugs of her last sickness.
which occurred In the month Of December, 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

The North american Recicw, for May, is
largely devoted usual to the discussion Of political
themes including reply to Mr. Boutwels recent paper
on General Grant Candidate for the Presidency by
Judge j. s. Black written in hts characteristic style of
youthful impetuosiy; second paper on General Me-
Cellans Last Service the Republic" by George Tick
ner Curtis; and The MOnTOe Doctrine and tho 18th
man Canal" There also interesting articles on the
Religion of All sensibe Men," by Leslie Stephen, and
on Ralph Waldo Emerson" BY F. II. Underwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

that pay mineral would soon be reached. The old
WORKINGS consist Of Weil-timbered shaft, 100 feet
in depth which will be utilized In taking ore from
the drifts aud levels connected with the new sbatt
when the latter reaches dehth of so feet Inc
company expect to be upon paying basis soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

TIE
DIG PITTSBUR CONSOLIDATED
I'D SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Incorporated under the laws OF New-York.
Location OF MineB: FRYER HILL. LEADVILLE, COL.
Capital stock so OOOOOOi 100000 shares; value $780,
SHARES FULL PAID AND UEASSESSABLE.
Registrars Of stock,
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST co.
Bankers,
METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANK OF EW.YORKs
The Properties Of the Germany lying In a body IN
compT1se the Bullion. Gambeta jos Bates. Stay Horse
Nyce aud Ptsburg lOeS. This group Of mines y boun
ded and adas ON tho north the famous Robert r. Lee
Machoas" and Duncan on the nor Invest the ClmaS;
and "Vulturs :" the south Carbonate Hin
the Morning star Consolidation" and on southeast
and east, Small Hopes Pool" and the" May Queen and
Hibernia."
The large area OF territory owned by this company in the
very centre Of the Leadve Mining Camp adjoining I'd en-
noted Bonanza mines every side IL beng
enatcay developed under able management provided With
abundant working capital Several main shafts down. the
valuable mineral beds and the company Is deliv
eIiDg ore 10 the Blne.terB
OFFICERS.
President, GEORGE II. BLANCHARD
Vice President WILLIAM n. LENT.
Secretary. ABRAHAM L. EARLE.
Treasurer. ROBERT L. CUTTING, JE
Counsel. CHARLES =. SHAW.
Superintendent IN Colorado y. +. PERSON.
TRUSTEES;
George II. blanchard, New.Y0rt William NJ. Lent, New.
York: Walter s. GuInee New.YOrk; Howard e. Dickinson,
York Cyrus IL Mccormick Chicago Jesse Spauding,
NeW.SOTk JGm H. Banker New YORK, Edward p Beach,
Ncw-Nork Edward r. Bacon. NewYork; j. b. shaw New
York; +. L. Nichols. New-York. -
Principal ONCE; 40 Boreel Building 1l5 Broadway New
YgFk
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&c ma0a u Maa Genpera

NEXT OF KIN HEIRS WANTED.-Our
pnelEfmed Mong Register has % 07O nlestsiesl
49, HFsertisea fan-Saleon ~ plnEt 1Iftain 185.
txssoeL RICHARDSON 4 Ul,
III eEDs5nsqR., Philadelphia
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THE
DELICAN and DIVES MINING COMPANY.

EOELICAN and DIVES MINING COMPAN1.
Organized under the laws OF the state Of New-York
silver Mines situated at GEORGETOWN.
In Gri1itl District Clear Creek County, Colorado.
Capital Stock s5OO000U 6U0OUO shares Par Value $40
STOCK FULL PAID AND N0N.AS6ESSABLE
Registrars OF Transfers. Farmers Loan and Trustee
Bankers: The National Bank OF the State Of NewY0rk
TRUSTEES:
NoRvIc GREEN, President w. U. Telegraph Co, N. Y.
HENRY B. PLANT. President Southern Ex. Co, NY.
/. c. BABcocK Treas. Adams Ex. Co, n. Y.
D. CARSON Southern Bel Telephone Tel Co.. MI.
]. II. MUNsoN, Drexel Building New.York.
ALBEIT b. CHANDLER President A. and p Tel Co., n. Y.
W. c. HUMsTOSE, Genl Supt. A. and P. Tel. Co, N. Y.
TBEo n. VAN, Gen. Man. National Telephone Co, Boston.
THoa BRADY. Assist Postmaster Gent, Washington, DC.
HENRY s. RUSSELL, Boston, Mass
General FRANCIS !. MARSHALL Georgetown Col,
JAMES NJ ORMEs Genr Supt Bell Telepand cleo NY.
OFFICERS,
NORVIN GREEN. President.
HENRY \. RUSSELL, Vico- President.
TIIEO. N VAIL, Vice president
r. n. ROCHESTER,, Treasurer.
GEORGE q. WILDE. Secretary.
CLARENCE CARY. New.York (Corrsoi
JERoMB +. MANNING, Worcester, Mass. Pounsei
Principal ONCE 1877 Broadway. Room 26' Western Union
Building, New.York.