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Reuben Boyce, Texas stage robber,
was in Jail at Austin. His wife rode to
the prison on a racshorse, and asked if
she could take a basket Of provisions into
her husbands cell. Permission was given.
The Jailer, when he thought her visit
had lasted long enough, opened the cell
door and ordered her out = Bcyce' came
instead, brandishing revolver that had
been carried to him in the basket and
made his way to the fast horse, on which
he.rode away. Ilie 9.,e5sj iiag jss3 38,l' e
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Henry Anderson, alias Charles How
ard. who was indicted by the United States
Grand Jury year ago, On the charge of
counterfeiting, has just been arrested at
Toledo and will be brought to the city this
evening.
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HAM lLTON.

HAMILTON.
VIM. Ratliff and Barney Murphy lwere
arrested yesterday for crookedness.
Mr.. John Kimball, of the First Ward,
has gone to Lebanon to visit friends and
relatives.
The Teachers Association to be held in
Hamilton tomorrow will be one of un-
usual interest.
Miss Kate Smith is lying very sick at the
residence of her aunt, Mrs. Tom Knox, on
Front street. First Ward.
| The police are on the lookout for the
man who stole Lot Northups coal sign, but
as vet he has been found.
| Prof. Geiger's lecture was listened to by
a Medium audience last night, who were
we'll pleased with what he did saw, heartily
appreciating all his funny sentiments
Take it all in all, the lecture was short but
sweet. ,...l.
Miss Emma Barden is slowly recovering
from her late illness, and will probably be
at her post of duty on Monday next
protracted meeting is in progress in the
Christian. Church in this city. Elder A.
Mclean, of Mt. Healthy, O., is preaching
this week. All are invited.
| Peter Froes died yesterday morning at
$50 o'clock at his residence, on II Ugh street.
Mr.. Froes was a son-in-law of Fred. Hum
Ebach, and much respected person of forty.
/ The School Board held its regular meet
ing last night. A bill for fans used BY Pro-
fessot Ellis at the High School Commence
ment in 1875 was presented, but not allowed
on the ground that the bill should have
been presented to the School Board in the
year named.
Miss Clara Conklin, of Sidney, who has
been teaching for two weeks during the i'll
ness of Miss H. H. Ringwood, of the High
School. returned home to-day. Miss Conk-
lin has won the esteem of her pupils and
of those that met her in Hamilton. She is
certainly an accomplished teacher and lady.
DR.. George Brown, of the Miami Opera
house, has fitted up Geological Garden,
and stocked it with some celebrated ami.
nlals among which we noticed two Rocky
Mountain deer, purchased at an enormous
expense one bugle-horned heifer, three
zippercots and two giraffes. He has also
purchased one second hand elephant known
as salt-barrel bung-h lie extractor.
A large number of City Superintendent
and teachers from the Miami Valley will
be present with the teachers of ungraded
schools to discuss county supervision, State
Normal Schools and the propriety OF form
ing Southwest Ohio Teachers Associa-
ton. Superintendent John Hancock, OF
Dayton; Or. John B. Peaslee, of Cincinnati;
Superintendent Joseph +. Lukens, of Leb-
anon; Superintendent Thomas A. Pollok,
of Miamisburg. and other leading educators
are on the programme The meeting will
be presided over by Superintendent L. D.
Brown, the Chairman of the Association.
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New Orleans with fine trip. She passed
Louisville to-day and added fairly.
The large and elegant side-wheel passen-
ger packet Telegraph came down this morn
ing and will leave this evening from the
TO 1t of Broadway for Pomeroy and all in
termediate points. Capt. E. s. Morgan
commands and Messrs. Hambleton and
Morgan are in the office.
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Henry Ebbers, dealer in clothing and
furnishing goods, at the corner of Central
avenue and Eighth street. made an assign
ment to-day in favor of his creditors to
Isaac Simon.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.



BROWNSVILLE, Jan. 16-.1040 A. NJ
River 6 feet inches and stationary.
Weather cloudy. Wind northwest
HINTON, w. Va, Jan. 1850 A. NJ
New River feet inches. Weather
cloudy. H
CHARLESTON, Jan. 1858 A. M.-Kan-
awha River 5 feet inches and falling
Weather clear. Wind from the southwest
OIL Cry, Jan. 16-u:07 A. M.-River 2
feet 2 inches and falling. Weather cloudy.
Wind from the southwest. - I'd
PlrTsBURs, Jan. 16-1O:52 A. M.-Riyer 6
feet and falling. Weather cloudy and
mild. oJ...lm
~ Boat Hands Gossip
The Fleetwood, fine side-wheel steamer,
will be the regular C. & O. r. r. racket,
leaving to-day promptly at 4 p. m. for
Huntington, where SHE connects with the
early trains tomorrow for all points East
The Jas. D. Parker left for Memphis last
night with good trip.
The Potomac will be the regular packet
leaving for Pomeroy tomorrow. F''f5
Business fair on the levee.
Capt. Albert STEMS large and palatial
sidewheel steamer Chaa Morgan, COM
menced loading this morning and will de-
part tomorrow FOR Greenville, Vicksburg,
Natchez and New Orleans direct and re-
ceipt freight through for all Southern ports.
Harry w. Stein does the honors d the
Office. FA = - t@'tz f9~s y
The punctual City of Portsmouth leaves
at p. M. daily for Clrilo and all way land
ings. .ffaa ttfi sss %RkR
The Wildwood came down last night
and returned TO Maysyille at noon. -
The Golden City left lest evening for
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses have beer
issued since our last report:
Henry ]. Kamman and Louisa Botke. 81
VIM. Mann and Nellie Waterl.
jacob May and Mary Jolly.
Emil Sambewa and Benedicta Walzer.
Chas. Rotert and Katie Pronitius.
Jas Miller and Catherine Spaeth.
Ihos Clarry and Emma Meter.
John Sprang and Emma Weber.
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A musical and literary entertainment
Will be given at Lytle Hall Tonight for the
benefit OF the temperance work which is
being carried on at that place,
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FINANCIAL

oE atfi CINCINNATI. Jan. 16-2P. M.
Eastern exchange is quiet and steady. Quoted
buying at LOO discount and selling at l-20 pre-
MUM. n
Sterling quiet and steady: Sight at "a So and
sixty.day bills at "a 82H 4i- ~ 4't- = r.
The local quotations Tor Government bonds are
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For Memphis.

SATURDAY. 18th. at P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
-hsT, = VlRGIE LEE Charles Russell, Master
a4e&a2es56H For eight or passage apply on board.
~ = r.a, or 70 James 5. Wise. Superintendent,
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HOGS-Market dull. We quote: Common al
So 1904 20, fair to good light S 1904 40, fair to
good packing "a 35@i 30. Select butchers "a 50@
60 per cental H' f' if fif
CATTLE Market teady and prices un.
changed. - -
SHEEP-Market steady. Prices unchanged.
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY. 18th. at S P. NJ, Positively.
Ns@ L CHAS MORGAN. Albert Stein, Master,
For freightof passage apply on board,
or. ia Rovse 4 Mosset, Agents. y"
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a.r CINCINNATI. Jan. 49, T. M.
The following are the receipts aud shipments of
live stock for the past "a hours:
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mr.. Andrew
Tom Giioy his cousin at the bar. .......Mr. SayleI
Muggles his confidential servant. Mr. GOodin
Sir Archibald Drelinc0urt philanthropist..
Major Billter, on half DanneI
Ernest Meryyns nephew. .. :. Mr.. Robinson
Goppinger, from the colonies. Mr.. Ludlow
Emily Mervyn, cousin to Mervyn- Miss Richardson
Fanny Smith, her old schoolfellow..
........................ ......-..Miss Autepreith
Miss Priscilla, Mervyn's sster..........M Miss Duke
Darbyshre her maid Miss Price
Servant. ........Mr Vantyne
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Rev. r. n. Osgoed, New Yerk, sayss
III have had Dyspepsia, Weak stomach md
Nervousness. never had any medicine to ID
re 20 much good tsrUTT'S PILLS. They Sss
- good a. represented" f.t
0ksce S5 hInrray Street, New, .Ysrk.
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District School, sent her resignation to the
Board of Education last evening.
Arthur ]. Lee. who was arrested last
week on charge of burglary and larceny
was honorably discharged yesterday.
The Brick-layers' Union have fixed the
wages of journeymen brick-layers from
April to August during the coming season
at ~ 80 per day.
The trial Of William Mitchell, colored,
we'll known in this city, began at Troy, O.,
yesterday. He is charged with killing
q white GIL near that place.
The contract for furnishing coal-some
twelve hundred t0ns-to the Soldiers
Home, for gas purposes, was awarded to
Whitmore Brothers at 50 80 q ton.
Father Randall, one of the old residents
Of the CITY, died suddenly Wednesday at
the residence of his daughter-in-law in
New Lebanon in his eighty-eighth year.
Mr.. David C. Wugaman was last evening
elected to the Board of Education from the
Tenth Ward, filling the vacancy made by
the resignation of James c. Young, Esq.
WEDDINGS YEsrERDAY.EW H. Ivers, Jr.,
to Mrs. N. ]. Wilkinson, at her residence,
1870 East Second street.
Miss Bessie 4. Duffy, of Bellbrook, and
Mr. Geo. Skelton. of Dayton, at st. Josephs
Church.
Yesterdays CoURr.EAlice E. Hoole VS..
]. 6. Hoole. Petition for divorce. ]. J.
Clark, attorney.
Louis Fry was appointed administrator
de bonis non, with the will annexed, of the
estate of William Troestsr deceased.
Bond, $4,000. ts..
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For Huntington,

SATURDAY. nth, at 4P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
-h.T. 4 The c. & o. R. 4. packet, BOSTONA,
I@a Isaac Bryson, Master Freight received
=. at all hours on Wharf boat, foot OF
Broadway. VI. Honshell, Superintendent. ~
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STEAMBOAT ADVERTISEMENTS
For POmerOv.

For POmerOv.
FRIDAY, 18th. at 5 P. M. POSITIVELY. '2
NM i TELEGRAPH, f. S. Morgan, Master,
6191t Freight receivedat all hours on Wharf
: - - boat foot OF Broadway W. Honshell,
Superintendent. 40 I'T
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For POnerOy,

For PomerOy.
SATURDAY. nth. at 5 P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
hsT 4 POTOMAC. James Kirker, Mas.
f ter. Freight received at ali hours or,
= Wharfboat foot Of Broadway W.
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The Delhi Dramatic Club at their read.
ing last night did remarkably well and de-
served much larger audience than was
present. Other attractions, however. drew
largely from their usual patrons, but at
their presentation of "More Precious than
Gold" on next THURSDAY evening, the
plumber of attendants will be largely aug
mented. The following is last .night's pro-
gramme in the comedy Of Partners for
Life"
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DYE,

GRAY HArR On wAlsEKRs changed 10 cnoss1
bLAcA by angie Applications II thi5 Gxz. Tin
parts Natural Celcf, acts lnstsntS fsonsly and y
q HARMLESS a. spring Natsr. oo.d ~ DRUG x,ets 3
sent hy express on rscsst u el -
Once 80 MIrray st., Now York
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For Huntington. ~.
FRIDAY. 18th. at 4P. Nj. POSITIVELY
a. = The c. & 0. R. R. packet FL EE'fWOOD.
J. 7. Campbell Master. Freight rs.
ceived at all hours on Wharfboat, foot
OF Broadway. W. Honshell Superintendent. ~
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ap&lys.M.w-apso-lywurm
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are having very large attendance. A
pressing invitation is extended to all.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of st. John Sewing Machine Company will
be held at their Office, Nos. So and so West
Main street, on Tuesday evening, January
20, 1880, for the purpose OF electing Direct
ors and transacting other business.
A mass-meeting of citizens is called to
meet at City Hall this evening at ,7:3o
O'Clock, to make arrangements for the Par
nell reception. 1t is to be hoped there will
be abig meeting. as eyerybody's co-opera.
ton is required in arrangements now under
way. Parnell comes here after refusing to
visit Dayton orColumbus. Springfield will
be the only city in Central Ohio that Par
nell will visit, and great crowds will
undoubtedly be present from all
points in this and adjoining counties
to see and hear the famous Irish
patriot. Invitations will be sent to socie
ties in all the surrounding towns, and a
fine display made If the weather permits.
Mr.. Parnell has been telegraphed closing
the engagement for the date. January 21st,
named in the dispatch received yesterday
by Mr.. F. j. Webb from Boyle OReilly.
Parnells private secretary.
DAYTON. ..
The Board OF Trustees of the Southern
Ohio Lunatic Asylum are in session.
Hon. C. N. Vallandigham sent his resig-
nation as member Of the Board Of Educa-
ton last night tf
Mr.. Chas. Kroh was last evening re-elect-
ed unanimously; leader Of the Gymnasium
Of the Turn Gemeinde.
Rev. Mr.. Parks will deliver a free lecture
this evening at Mnden-avenue Baptist
Church, upon Electricity, netc.
,Miss Rosa ,Keifel. "a teacher in the Fifth
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Cud Taylor and niece. Of Rpckport, Ind,
are visiting relatives of this city. ,r
Reserved seats for to-night's "sleeping
Beauty" by tho Juveniles, are selling fast.
Mr.. Ed. Thomas, Of Evansville. Ind, Is
visiting here. One of our fairest bellies is
the attraction. Il
Anderson.G McHenry, bousht the Smith
sBus Line. Consequently no more oposi.
don between Aurora and Rising Snn. i
ssDamoa and Py thias, which was to. be
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COLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED

AZ Georgetown Clear County, Col terminus or tho
100000 shares value $40 Nonassessabe. Once. -
Pinrst York CITY, Register Farmers Loan and Trust
Company President. Paul Lichtensten Vice rresldent.
Charles Dodge; Secretary and Treasurer Henry f. Yer
hnyen Assistant secrary Paul o. d'ksterhhzy Manager IN
C0lor W. Hall
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been shipped from the mines-twenty tons averaG.
ing 102 ounces and twentv-One tons averaging 200
ounces; total for whole shipment, {, 24O ounces
Under date of April 4, the superintendent OF the
Spring Valley Hydraulic Company reports that the
gravel the upper part of Saw Mill IsaYlne, whore
little had been expected, was looking "splendldy"
Ten hydraulic chiefs were soon to be in place:
Washing on the high banks Of the Blue Gravel
COmpany's claims had begun. Heavy rains had
filed the reservoirs to the brim.
The drift in the Stone claim of the Iron Silver in
the direction of the Star showed, on April 8. Q
also showed an Increasing ore body. Total ship
ments to that date on April account. 547 tons. On
April 49, the newly laId track and the engine being
finished, work in the mine was to be resumed;
shipped on that dav, 81 tons.
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MINES AND MINING.

WEDNESDAY,. April Il, p. n.
The mining share markets generally presented a
better appearance and the tone was decidedly more
cheerful than it has been of late. This was all the
more encouraging because it existed in spite OF the
weakness of two or three specalties. For instance
ChrysoIite further declined to ST., and Little Pitts
burg sold down to 5057s. There was notable
movement in the ComstOck shares California ris-
ing to So 40 and Consolidated Virginia to 81 100
81 %. Good buyers Of Hukill were in the market
Green Mountain as usual was strong at about 50 %,
Climax az 50 20, aud Moose at 81 10 showed inn
provements OF Is and 10 cents respectively. S0uth
fite however was lower at ! 40, Annie at 70,
and Bnlwer 80 at SO. BOde being 4 higher at Ssi.
Gold Placer again was dealt in at $50 90. The low
priced stocks, as usual were huctuating. but
generally were q shade frmcr
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Nfm l1nblifations.
NOW READY.
CATHOLIC WORLD
FOR MAY.

CONTENTS:
l. THE INTELLECTUAL OUTLOOK OF THE AGE
IL ST. THOMAS AoUTNAs. sOnuets. Aubrey de We're,
IaL THE MILITARY NOVEL Rev J. v. 0COnOr
nv; "PLAcARE CHRISTIE sERvULis." Rev a. F.
v. TOILETTE. Kathleen o'Meara.
VI. oESEsIs OF TILE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. A.
WI ENGLISH LIGHT LITERATURE. Arthur Mar.
VII. egArEEEAeEs on THE HUMAN SPECIES.
TX. "ouIcUMoUE oHRIsTUM oUERITIs" Rev.
X MY RAID INTO MEXICO. Nugent Robinson.
At THE BENEDIcTINEs. Rev. NJ. Kaeder, o.sB.
XII. the NEW CHRISTIANITY. Right Rev. 81.
XIII AVE MARIA. Miss Edith W. Cook.
XIV, CATHOLIC cOLoNIZATIoN. John NacCsrihy
XIV NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TERMS -s4 per year 30 cents per number.
NEW BOOKS.
FIVE MINUTE SERMONS. With the Enstes and Cos
E r As sai isS sss 81 IN" year
SEVENTH HDITIoE OF the HOLY MASS his
ON Church BY Rev. joan o'Rrisn A. NJ. Professor Of
h only Ssg & a. re Ssi So
Tor all classes aud cresds. Price net 81 rs.
tie saoc Path sy,he Rev James ). NOrisrty A n
W Joseph SnP sSs sRS9s
Tas RELIGIOUS MISSION OF THE IRISH PEOPLE.
ss 8 b ssSsS Il Fss n sS ss ssg sDaud
ss4a y kss's9 S 90 fT s n Il g. you My
SsRY s.sss ss ssy ass ss
Mssss LAY rsISSs PSS 70 o % 70
/: sss ass IS 'ss ss. s sss 90 sa '
The cATBoIic PUBLICATION SOCIETY COM
PANY.
11wnEncK xEHoE. Managed.
sBaruiay-s1, EswYsgk, y. II
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filming.
ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
N WICK IA MONTANA
Capital, s5,O00,O0O,

Capital, S5,OO0O0O. sharcs $40 each.
OFFICERS President W. W. Wlckes; Vice President
Michael SnOw Secretary, r. F. Brooke.
DIRECTURs-W.W WIekes A. H. Barnes, AlansOn Trask
L. NJ Sheldon Michael Snow, NewYOrk; S. T. suser Cole
Saunders Montana.
THIS company the largest Reduction Works IN the
Territory. and eleven mines 10 the immediate vicinity
whose they reducing bullion. Their mines
mountain SIDES easily developed by tunnels with
out the OF hosting pumping machinery. These
aggregate 2400 feet In length all in The veins
average feet in width The from 60 10 800
ton About 10000 tons the dumps and at
the mill The Company offers limited number OF Its shares
OFFICE NO 85 BRoADST NETWORK
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plui0en0 Noilres.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
IA YORK TRIBuNk WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES lo l,23S broadway, cor Thirty nrst
st.. 3OS West twenty -third.st. corner Eghthave;
No, % East FOurteenth-str corner Unon;s9uare 560
ThirdaVe cor Forty sevonth.s; az the HARLEM OFFICE
22Sl Thrdave Onehundred anu Twenty fourthsk,
(HaTem Savings Bank Buildlngl up to p. ut regular
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Geatner6.


A GENTLEMAN of large and successful
IN experience IL educational work desires the position OF
principal that Of private tutor; references unexeepu0Dabe
Address PRECEPTOR, Tribune Office.
A LII wanting best Teachers, American and
IN Foreign Families Schools Colleges for Depart
ment low high. should have Can ttaes' New Bulletin.
Successful teachers seeking new engagements should have
Application Forms-maled for postage.
J.W, sCHERMBRB oRN, seo'y, 30 E. 14thst. N. Y,
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
IN AGENCY supplies CoeRes Schools and Families with
thoroughly competent Professors Principals and Teachers
Families going ebroad or 10 the country promptly suited with
YOUNG American and Foreign Teachers Agency 20 Union
square.
DINCKNEY'S AGENCY for SCHOOLS and
i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Schools and Families suPe
rar American and For Teachers for department f
Instruction. The Index just published, contains Teach
Bulletin, List Of School Properties for Sale Kent
PIHCKNEY'S SCHOOL DIRECTORY. 27S pages; Pa
Edition. special catalogue Of school list
free az Office, mailed tor postage, 6 cents.
r. C0fESWORTH PINCKEEY,
Domestic Building. cor BROADWAY and i4thSt ~ Y City
TEACHERS supplied to schools and families
without ehsrRe. Miss FLORENCE FITCH, EDUCA-
TIoNAL BUREAU. 50 UnionIsanare.
WANTED.-The coming year, Lady Vo-
w cast OF American birn with European training for
ably located NewYOfk City; none bat sOlolst Of
abay aud experience IN operate baSt ana church
music need apply. Address Mr.. EARLE p o. Box SO4O.
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THE
DELICAN and DIVES MINING COMPANY.

DELICAN and DIVES MINING COMPANY.
Organized under tho laws OF the state Of York.
silver Mines situated ut GEORGETOWN
In Griffith District, Clear Creek Coui3y, Colorado.
Captal Stock SJOOO00O; 5UOOO0 ShareS Par Value, $40
STOCK FULL PAID AND NON.ASSESSABLE.
Registrars uf Transfers Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
TRUSTEES;
HoRvIS GREEN, President W. U. Telegraph Co.. N. Y.
HENRY B. PLANT, President Southern Elk. Co., Ny.
1. C. BABcocK, Treas Adams lex. Co, N Y.
D. J. CARSON southern Bel Telephone TEL Co.. NY.
J. II. MuSsoN, Drexel Building New-York
ALBEIT b. CHANDLER. President A. and P. Tel Co.. ~ y.
W. c. HuNsToyE, Gen1 supt. A. and p. Tel. Co., NJ Y.
THEo N YAH, Gen. Man. National Telephone Co., Boston.
THos j. BRADY, Assist Genl Washington, DC
HENRY g. RUSSELL, Boston, Mass.
General FRANCIS !. MARSHALL Georgetown, COL
JAMES NJ. oRMEs Gen1 supt So. Bell Telepand TeCo, NY
OFFICERS:
NORVIN GREEN. President
HENRY y. RUSSELL, Vice President.
THRO. n. VAIL, Vice President.
II. II. ROCHESTER,, Treasurer.
GEORGE q. WILDE, secretary.
CLARENCE CARY. NewY0rk. lCounsel
JEROME 4. MANNING. Worcester Mass
Principal ofee: 1877 Broadway. Room 80. Western Union
Building, New-York-
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AIEs FROM pa O'CLOCK 70 CLOSE or BUSINESS
O'CLOCK ?. 81.
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THRYSOLTTE SILVER MINING co.

LOCATION OF MINES: LEADvILLE, COLORADO.
Capital Stock SlOOOno9Oi shares 200 600; par, $50.
Daniel Appleton, President, IL 4. " Post Nicepresdent
[. NJ Lawson, Treasurer. Drake Drkay, Secretary.
Winfield Scott Keyes. General Manager Lcldvlle.
Tusces-united States senator John T. Jones' OF Nevada;
william Borden. Of CHICAGO; Governor H. A. W. Tabor OF
CoorRdo Arthur Sewa Of Bath, Me; lillian T. Nichols
r.. Dorsey, YORK Charles a. Whit
tier, Of Boston Ulysses Grant, Sc, Of New York.
Central trust Co., New York.
General Offices. BOree Building, No Ito Broadway, NJ
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nuRSTIANT to q Jndcn1ent of the ChancerY

PURSUANT to @ Judgment of the Chancery
Division Of the High Court OF Justice made in
"hin agt BateeOn" 1880 T. No rs Elizabeth linn other
wise Tufton and formerly Carter who ntemariied with
William Jabes Tn the 22d day Of May 1890 went 20
Orleans With one JesePh Tnfen Of New York shortly
gfter December 1881 the CLAIMING be the
LEGAL personal REPRESENTATIVES o: the said ELIZA
BETH 1IFFIN. otherwise TuTton by their soctors
before the 7t day OF June 1885, In
Iher claims Chambers o. his Lordsp the Chan.
eeog Sir Janice Bacon nc No IL HewBquRre Mnc0ns Inn
IN the County q Adesex O. IN default thereof shey viii be
poreepeoTy the benefit OF tile said Judgment
NONbAY l4th day OF June 1880, at IL the
neon ct che ensd Cnsber e te bearing and ain
q o. HARDWOOD CLARKE chirf Clerk.
r. MILLER q WI00INS,
COptha1- court Tbroenortan ST. Lp1d0n, f. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-15
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