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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-12
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LIFE.INsUGANCE COMPANY.

ANNrAJ, STATEMENT FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR ENDING THE 3iST pay OK or DE iTtnE
BIER, 1879, OF THE ACTUAL CON ''iIiON
OF TIE NuRTHW ESTERN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, ORG ANIIED y ~
DER The LAWS OF THE sTATE uF WIS
CnNsIN, MADE TO THE AUDiTnR Of pu IL;
Lie ACC CUNTS FOR THE COMMON WEALTH
Of ViKGi MA. PURSUANT TO THE ACT OF
THE GENERAL AS. EMILY REGULATING
The REPORTS OF INSURt nee COMPANIES
APPROVED FEBRUARY 22, 1878.
Name of the company In full-NORTHwEsTERN
MUTUAL LIFE INsUR aNCE COMPANY
Home or pr ncipa office OF said company-hiL
wAUKEE, WIS. ,.e ,,..
Iharsc er If he company-wheiner life accident,
ca.uahy eli, cooperative a,SOciati0D brotherhood,
i've STOCK, or aHy 9th association insuring lifr-
LIFE.
Presidential. l.. PALMER.
Vice Pr,sidrnt-MATIHEw KEENAN,.
Secretary-WILL RID MERRILL
Tr.asurrr-C. ID. NASH.
Organizrd ana incorDorated-MARCH, 1857.
Commenced bu iDess-NoyEMBEB 20, 1903
Name of the ge neral agent In Flrginia-JohN Is.
CARY. ,.,,, p,,,
MoND, VA.
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STATEMENTS.
THOMAS NJ ALFRIEND Il SON.
OF ASSOCIATION
Nmeof thecom n
IIomeor tpao mc o. sa omp
(harace
.deut-A.L
Sscrfay
Incoro
Commenc L
nceofth he general age In
IT, sad paid p a y
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H... esaS 80, 1850 Ass
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detailed
Thereon. 4
land morgag he
isd
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8222o5O
BONDS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-12

OF ALL MINERALwAIER DEALERS, GRocERs,
AND DRUGGISTS. 3-s,M&W3m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03
CHASING PRICES OF Bosroy srooSs

THURSDAY. Dec. 2-r NJ.
The stock market is still held IN the grip Oh inc
large money lenders, and such reactions ~ '"''s
were to-day from yesterdays advanced prices .'m
largely dne to a disappointment that money SUI
continued to command premium over legal 'nte,'
est. Tue entire movement of Northwest stock WINCH
consisted of frequent aud WIDE fluctuations W
tween the figures of IDA ana iZi- .sS
final sales at 1914. however, eAei'e,
an nnfayorsble influence upon the whole mafAe',
Tho business done in stocks tsss.e0o shaN
va comparatively small. which. considering .he
extent OF the fluctuations. indicates waiting pony
or the part Of the principal holders OF STOCK
Of AN anxiety TO sell, and that 10 is the oru"~S
trading interest of the Board room that Is peius
"mllked," rather than the buyers for ,U 'h'
,,ur IA To the fluctuations and decline IN No''a.
west stock thousand and one minors were euiis
mi, or that party had sold ont. and Mr. Could
reported 60 have been heavily " short OF 'h0 $50 So,
:" had >etiledp "A tho Street " must nave lilo
reason ior every auciuation III stooH' I" 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03
MINES AND MINING.
TnrpsnAY. Dec. 2--P. ".

THURSDAY Dec. p NJ
With only moderate amount OF business done |"
mining stocks to-day. there was general bpPioN"
ment in the temper Of the TRANSACTIONS mo'e
marked. however. in character than IN "a genera
advance of prices. The what may be called Diu-
veil stocLs' were all higher, Green Mouh-
tam back to sales at 40 aud BID. "olu
Stripe ut go. Rising Sun to l.oo DO
and Cherokee to 10 and bid. Moose
also recovered from its recent decline and closed al
LOO. against o. cents yesterday. OF the Comstock
shares. Consolidated Virginia held steady at 10
California declined - cents 10 LOO. and outro
Tunnel sold at SGG63@00QS5 cents Some
of the Loadvlle shares were fairly active, anne
rising from 80 to 43 cents, Climax falling from az
to 80 cents aud Chrys0lite was QUIZ ana SteaHy az
6aGls. OF the lOw-priced stocks Copper hnop,
with a large business made hnal gam oil cent aV
ID Silver Nugget was dull and steady az 20 Genus
Great Eastern weak and cents lower nj 20 cent
and Caaveras l cent higher at "a cents. la fiata
was actIve and III demand. rising from Z TO 80
The markets closed quiet and steady. Inc SbahdaIu
Consolidated Mining Company to-day declared Its
regular monthly dividend of 70 cents per snare
also an extra dividend of 70 cents per share, bnlh
paya bic the 18th INST, at the Nevada BANK, no
81 Wall-st. The transfer books close on the oth
inst
n. T. hTVTv0 STOOh EKOTi Voc 81 LES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03
rnlnp CALL! O'CLOCK VI.
FOURTH CALI O'CLOCK P. VI.
icy TELEGRAPH To TIVE rRIBrvz.I

SAN Francisco Dec 2-There. rs intense excite
meni here over the advance of Az and Group me
rise since m.rlng was RON 50 30 20 SIS, then
settling OSl7 Short sellers arr perfectly para y2ed
II is run CURED that IA number of bears VIII Oe forced
10 capituate. Hale and Nolcross IS selling at 20 o.
Bullion valued at $i7,201 90 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines.
The following telegram received Yesterday
by George d. Roberts, president OF the Robinson
Consolidate Mining Company:
KoKoNO. Col, Dec. IL have taken possession
of the Robinson NINE Brown now here turning
over the property to me. All quiet and you may
be sure wall keep things on an even keel.
GEO. DAILY.
An official dispatch of December / from Bofie
states that tine VEN in north drift OF the Boston Con
solldated mine has greatly improved.
The officers of the Breeze Mining Company report
that a contract has been made with The Colorado
Coal aud Iron Company for a large quantity OF iron
TO be used ut he latter company now steel works
NJ Pueblo Tor the manufacture of steel rails. Tbs
Breece Company also furnish Leadvllie smeliers
with iron for fuxlng purposes.
Tic first annual report OF the Colorado Central
Consolidated Mining Company has just been re-
ceived. During the first eleven months OF the com
PAWS exlscucr nearly S04 tons Of ore were mined.
averaging 1850 10 per ton or S121 OBJ IL, of
which 1863. 6Sf 43 was paid In royalties 70 the
lessees. i he net profit amounted t. S20.37S 43.
During this time many improvements were made.
No large bodies OF mineral have yet been Gus be-
low the Marshall Tunnel level, hut in mSny places
in the lower workings there are very favorable IN
dications shafts No. and 2 will be sunk to n
depth OF 240 feet below the tunnel levei, aud con-
necIirg levels will be run at a depth of 100 aud
200 feet below the tunnel. Other levels and
cross-cuts will also be run. and the ground thor
onghly ouened NJ for distance of nearly ZOO
feet The bodies OF ore which have been worked
for the past few months still hold out and no great
change is expected until the ground below the tun-
mel is well opened Everything about the mine is
in good working order, the on put has been more
than sufficient to pay all expenses. and there are no
incum brances whatever On the property. The re-
mort shows a balance band on November l of
$l3110 ~.
Tie Carbonate Hill Mining Company report that
the drifts In the mine have been into the open
ings OF the Little Giant shaft, thus Insurng good
yentlatiou that fine body of sand carbenates has
been opened up, and that regular shipments OF ore
are being made.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

BEy.uUR; A Tale OF the Christ. Bv ILw. WALLACE
l2mo pn. $50 Harper 4 BrotherS'
The idea upon which General Wallace has con-
structei his novel Is a bold one. He mas maue ,he
lie miracles and death of our Lord the osbeuslp'e
foundation of a romance of adventure. His book Is
mite different in design from the Ordinary religious
story in which the p ,rSoaages of the Scripture mar
,at;ves are pressed into the uses of ddactic or con
,,ovars,al fiction The chief characters in this
stale of the Christ have little connection with
the incidents recorded in the Gospels; ana
although tie action moves slowly bus regu-
Iarly forward coward the conversion ntthe hero and
Jerome 10 Christianity, the work IS really not
ielisious. bui an archaeological move. The figure OF
Tie Saviour is but seldom. and lightly touched ana
the discretion with which General Wallace mas re-
Trained from too familiar handing OF sacre"
things has saved him from great danger. Whei-
ever he does attempt 10 Intervene with ms story
scene from the Bible his style, glowing ana RAPID as
IL is at other times becomes constrained and almost
coId He comics the language Of the Evangellsis as
far rs NAV be. aud hurries away into the more con-
genial realms of Imagination, as if conscious how
greatly inferior bis ornate paraphrases must be 10
the simple originals There Is singular example OF
tins In the chapters relating 10 the nativity
and the coming Of the WISE Men and the shepherds
10 Bethlehem. Here General Wallace has yentured
upon many pages of elaborate narrative and the
Impression left upon the reader Is that ST. Matthew
and ST. Luke made the story much more beautiful.
We have said that the life ofChrist is the ostensl-
BILE foundation OF the novel LIS real basis Is a
description of the life Of the Jews and Romans at
The beginning OF the Christian era ard this IA hoth
forciblo and brilliant. We are carried through
surprising variety OF scenes; we witness sea-lght'
a chariot-race, the internal economy OF a Roman
galley. domestic interiors ut Antioch, at Jeru-
salem, aud among the tribes Of the desert
palaces PRISONS the haunts of dssipated Roman
youth the houses of pious families Of Israel there
is plenty OF exciting incident everything is AMI
mated. vivid aud glowing; and ii tue style is too
rhetorical for fsstdiOis taste, aud tho desire for
sensational effect a little 100 apparent there IS no
ON stiDn thai the book Is 10 be read with inter-
est and with profit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03

TEE HISTORY OF MUSIC. from the Christian Era 10
illt Present Tiiae. By d.. FREDERIC LOUIS RITTER.
Second Ed tiOn. revised and augmented l2.nO, PIP.
XII, AZ. London: William Reeves.
Professor Ritter has published IN England, but
not vet IN America, a new and considerably changed
edition Of a work which we have more than once
had welcome opportunity to commend HIS
History Of Music in the Form of
Lectures" originally appeared in Boston and New
York IN two small volumes, the first issued in 1870,
the second IN 1874 The lecture form has now been
discarded: "a better division BY chapters has taken
au1 ARA oged ia one volume with an index, and
seyenty-two engraved PAGES of musical examples
have been ad led as supplement. The most I'm
p,rtant of the new matter relates to the early his
tor oi the arr. branch of the subject which the
superiority of DR.. Ritters work TO all
other brief compcndums in cur language
Is especially marked. Among the must
cal examples arc moreover TO be found
spccimens of ancient composers which possess
very high antiquarian interest, and which The stu
dent will hardly know how 10 look for elsewhere.
Al account OF the ancient system of nsEmG notation
embodes Inc substance OF an important illustrated
paper which DIR. Ritter published in TIE TRIBUNE
in 1879. We know of no short History of Music IN
English comparable 10 this in accuracy and
thoroughuess and We know of none which
approaches it in interest: DIR. Ritter has found ont
how 10 be brief without dryness systematic without
foTmality, aud how to lnpart TO students something
more important than catalogue Of names aud
dates by his Tree. fOrclbe and stimulating criticism
$50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03

DREAMER. By KATH,RINE WYLDE; Leisure Hour
Series l6no, up. Az Henry Holt d Co.
This is a sotnbre and intensely tragic story which
ends with marriage and happiness, the only CLEAN
of checrfulness in the entire book breaking
out on tho very last pages. Yet II i Ivy no means
the repusIve creation of fancy which ths charac-
terzat,on nigh lead one to suppose. The char
acters are drawn with free anu vigorous hand. the
incidents are materially aud mgeniousy arranged,
md the disasters and compc atOns of the tale fol-
low as by necessity from the sins and errors of
the personages concerned in the action. Philip
Temple Is man who wastes bis youth in idle and
obstinate dreaming: he Will not adopt any useful
calling: he revels in acute and entertaining para
doxes; he expcuds his brilliant powers in the COM
position of chnelical pamphlets. WIGh excellent
impulses and capacity. as he proves under tempta-
ton for q lofty kind of virtue, be is eyeitheess
the ruin OF his best friends aud the of unnun
bcred agonics The moral of the book is a warning
10 people Of ill-regnlated habits that they may do
more evil than the absolutely vicious; but Miss
Myde has wisely been content TO let this truth sink
Quietly into the minds OF her public without a set
application of it, and Philips reformation is left to
Inference rather than described. 1t must be
fessed that she makes her hero singularly IN
eses over the dramatis persorse rot put forth for
the benefit Of the spectators. His picture.
however. is drawn with great skill Grseda
mtimer is charming and pquaut crea-
toD, Of whom the reader will never grow
tired, and the treatment Of some of the subordinate
characters. such "a Asncs and Oliver shows remark
able powers Of observation and KNOWLEDGE OF human
nature. The difficult ending Is managed with adj
mirable art.
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EoIel5.
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL.

RUCklNGHAM HOlEL.
FIFTH AVENUE AND 5OrH.srREET
Opposite cathedrsD.
JOsLIN & FULLER. Propriotors.
This anl elegant house delightfully."- situated in the
very ccntro fashionable residences churches.
schools. &c the Grand Central H. depot within three
mnutes ak OF tho Elevated Road aud Madison Avenue
Ventilation, Heating. Plumbing and other sanitary ap-
pnlItinrnt. peToaL
vateuuEcd ~ tho Families Of Europe and America
CONDUCTED Of THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
HeaiaHrAni unsurpassed. charges reasonable
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For BOYS and Young Men-city.

LIVE SCHOOL TN HEALTHY ACTION.
- packards business College has been called a - live
schoo b-rause dead THIS Is distinction w'rthy
the TO spenn ana Sons
ami daughters 1t not live schoOlln tha
drsH lie breath fe, is alive u the best INT erests
OF Is constituents person may ascertain ny SERUM
for story OF Live school" which !. very ra9D
81 cost better vet, by Gaining
P' ;. : PACKARD, Principal,
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Art Schools New York'Ci
AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
WI VIII receive uus IN Drawing and Painting in on and
Water Coor And at her studio NO. 40 East
26th-st New.lOrk. =, ,,-,,, a.,
-. MI u. Huntingdon Mr. William Hart
AeloieHoeS- Mr.. James NJ. Hart, MI. A. T. Bellows.
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Gnropean Advertisements.

Guropfan Advertisements.
I IEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT
~ OF MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAr
FLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES
IIEBIG COAIPANY'- EN TRACT
OF MEAT ais a and a boon FOR which nations
should feel gfatefnl."-See Medical Press Ian
eet"" British Meical Journal" &c.
CAUTION -Genune oniy with tho fac-simile Of Baron
IJchig's signature In blue Ink across tho abel
CONSUMPTION in England increased tenfoid in ton
years
LiEDIG COMPANY,s EXTRACT
10 had OF all keepers, grocers, and
cbcmsts sole sgeut. for tno Unlto' states (whoie-
sale only, T. DAVID & CO., So MarA-lane London.
England
Sold W wholesale by Park & ToTd q Vanderbeoz
Acke McIIsll & COullt Ackoas0n & Robbins H. X & H.
r. Thurber G On AMI Messrs. w. III. Schiefelin & Co
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ana oeron'1'eS S'AnRW VIM A. STEPHENS vicePresident
Office Room L. No 81 Wal-sL, New YORK.

"E'MPRESS MlNlNU W. VI N ~, ~ 100 ,beres
IA This Company hereby invite terriers ior ~ % T
OF its treasury stock. or any part usleo., ~ fnr.
lcss Din 100 share Otsl. for the purpose % Ill,
tber developing the The par vane VI \, s'" on
IA ~ per SHARE unassessaDle inc DIDPSSty s'ou1
Mammoth H Gpin County Colorado a199t S Soy I 90
NJ the w.llku0wn BOhtail" ana - l0O Iect V
for Sc The COMPANY holds United states letters pie6
ire main shaft is down 32j feet thoroughly tlnDTe
owe was found he 100 feet 700 teet was SUNK
can rock ana the has been in low craze ore mn
ylid with conner iron-a ifdication Of nch ore ~
nroxmIty II i a miae In tots secon nat SHOW @
on Ton have al rays pr fG when sunk dep 49,,
il Tor the parpOse OF iakng TO depth OF oO ee sn
corpanV now this stock having enllre cohHdt.o ~
cillv after hearing presidents report OF ms ysg m
nine that v orc be- found efore that depth j echtl
the ast week have bought ann shppi
nom tie LigerwoOd Mfg. CO., y6 Ltbortyst Ne" hoIA,
ng machinery, order that the Wofk o sn"S
NAV be CARTEL fa4t pos3 bic Further IoImaIoh
waited gladly furnished by any OF the trust o. .,,
Tenders st0ck will be received until m on ~,
Decnber the COMPANY reseryDg the rgnt 10 ieec any W
ali bid STICK al paid for on or before January
10 lSSl All proposals. TO be add essed - 1870. - Va
JUNIUS SCHENCk, Treasurer, l" barcNo-S@ O"'A'AN'
by orucl Vi 'no Do"i"' JAMS HOWELL. President.
Trustees Howell nay'r cry OF Bfo9Ayh oo
V CIas A. RICHTER Geo. A. clark " BIO, tuO
broadway n. Y; Edmund MclOughn n, ~ Mclong9,,,n
ros Publishers 73 Duanest ~ v; Jlus ScHehCA Vi ~"
rekaxre Hose Mig. Co. - Barclay.st y y.
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Eosi an0 foun0.

! OST-In the mail a certified check Tor
s24O dated H. 1880. drawn by a. X. Chisholm TO
the ordor r. Price iudOrsed ny m to H. G. TAI
mage him 10 T. Jobs certified bY the Union rst
a commerce. Newly ofk tltY.
All persons called upon SHOW why ne" cheek,
certIded as above shOu lieu of that lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03

Fer Young Lad es-Brooklyn.
AIRS. T.. JERNEGAN BOWEN will resume
I'VE lessons music aud modern languages after sep
tember 10. Tor paI iiculais Apply al 4I9 CIntonsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03

TEE HISTORY or MUSIC. from the Christian Era 10
iht Present rae By d.. FREDERIC LOUIS RITTER.
Second Ed tion. revised and augmented. l2nO, PIP.
XVI, A79 London William Reeves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-03

TVNHE Misses Rogers English, French. and
German school for Young adios c ifen ZIG est
3stt formerly 352 West zost, Teopenei september ~
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Iress Hlakin9.

I ATEST French styles morning dress, walk
IL ing aud evening elegant nts nj moderate
poo sime tEDHoN. 2O5 West 26th ST. between 7th and
oth-ayes.
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filming.
BOSTON CONSOLIDATED MINING co.

iocATION OF NINE: B0fe District Mono Nounty ''
Incorporated ths laws Of California a. ~, n n,
CAPITAL $40. 900 go. 10 nUD share'.'.-i"' '0' y"
IN ' OFFICERS;
upGEJAMEs @. McCLINTON. President ~ sscre,ar