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Tho Rev. Brooke Hcrforl's Views
ON How to Mako tho Best
Of Sunday.
DR. GoodWin'B Sermon on the Future
State and Recognition Of
Friends.
Books and Reading-An Appropriate Scr"
mon by this Rev. R. D.
Sheppard.
THOUGHTS ON MAN.

t,,p Central Muslc-I1nll yesterday morning. lto
took for his thenc, "Thougl,ts on Num-" Fol-
lowing ia tho sermon:
Let IN ,nnko man mfiar our In9c.-Gtn., l.. N.
~ Tho great nttn,ber of addresses nn1 cssAys
spoken or published lust week In memory OF /,
distinguished Chrtst!nn tcnchcr Rct before It's
Mnuw tho fact TINT tho fnvnrtt tdcns of Tint
1norAllst werp tho Mtlity and natural equality Of
mankind, anl that the highest duty Of cHch lay
III seeking tho wrlfnrc or MI. Wh1lo such mn nt,-
1,Ivrtsnry of tdnna Ia still fresh In memories
Rnd feelings, let us fail into some reflections
<Ivor that ctcattlrc--tnan-who Ia tho ntitject nr
endless speech, md essay, and song, mid
enrmun. 1t IL very singular TINT n,nn
should fnnko the study of himself tho
chief Intellectual business Of his whole history.
IT would Seem that ho should long slnca hive
1eurncd who he IN, aud wflcncG hs cniaG, and for
whnt and vhther hB gues hut II Is II hunllllnt.
ing confession ho must mike, thne ho hns not
yet mastered my Of his personal problems. 10
Ills credit 1t must bo stuicl TINT bis scf-scrutlny
ctsnes not from bis ugotIstn, but from hts per-
T'sox!ty. Man mcdtates not TINT he mny bonst,
but TINT he may not be 80 wretchcty lgnora,,t.
! Thosu thinkers, instead Of vainglory.ug, wou,l
be hnppy could tl,oy only And peaco and full
hvpe tor ~ Tho he9rt. Nan Is indeed tho only
tho srcat stttly. ot snan by lnan cosnes fuotu
s ,uxr thsr biz Sn" Myn tbo
completed tho constrnotlon Of worlds md the
BolIloQuxed Nlnll tho wonderful scGtiu Antl said:
Twill make a unique being, u belhg tint cnn
,RMryoy, and admire and love- md Ae all else,
= 1or whit cnroa the bird or tho iish for Aty Uni.
yerse3 shni' nuke II crontnre of n disii,u ilu-
s,tmircr. 1Ie Will lOyu the eNlDrs | have poured
t,ut, be will lovn tho sounds or the clrth, fr.,n
lie sIyhiuE ii tho hI0ftt-wIu to tho rptr or the
y. sen OF the thunder. lie VIII hc VtNl IN nlnln.
Z tuie y; aud after this aolltoiiy ninn wla nlalo
t,gau and ngain suggested ,ilatcrlni origin for
= man, hns nttcinptc1 10 express his prcsc,tco
! properties of mntter, hit the most Of lis
\ Ara cnuh year nore and nors convinced TINT tho
'phcuomcnon Ii too lA,1ru for the gxDlnnutiun
Wien HcrodGtvs nttsrptctl to icHrti why Tho
v. sun worked fnr Btnlthwlrtl day aftrr dny ni
!throt,vh Nnvctnbor nuti Urcpr,hcr he tji,niiv
Aroncliidcd tint thore was IN uDi,cr north Wind
most of those months ~ which tue sun, llko il
,ship hnt ia fo,Irse ,Njiercti Einro ,ro inyc nil
1carcI how high tho SIN is, mi, how nrVU is hIs
.r~sa nt,G +Enf fLo 1ttuns,hor., n,n,stst its,,.,
, 1880-04-12

S u; rS sSySS Y, ;s, :,p py%x IL ~ ,sn :;
sHch iSws fH!iyldunliy. r"a americans don't
sS eas q y nss xs es eyt sGSf Fl es es m "Ha 'o T
worId; You hlto 70 iniorferc wifi any oi,s. ss
apo" @ iiS.,ai i aati NJ iii t persoai @ eH nenss. III s.
Thu more ti,oru 4 III, Inv, o. .uno which y Ell.
1osc M The m"5s es Z! ,; n1 principle md that
tlesltca. Mi,art frtn the t,iblto Importance OF
ho s.'n,lay hs Ernc.nl rust-tiGSS. ,c9nsiser is
means IN this b,tay, eager community, whcrp
through tho weok Utmost every nln'a t!Mr Is
wso sis Il H. tsns ssr IT, s. o It S
inans yl.ois tlne a,n! i!ie !. hs own.--at Is own
srota and @ n IL Wk"s @ Ssoni whut L nj .1e orpor. a.
n% ~ 1y t9 @ M not rSstS, ts1 vbat f S os ns
lan.l" ot lin'c, 70 b. occupied iu.t us things mny
nnrsci = isciy IN thns Il IHi psy, y and yct % ta. Is
The s WY VII With to-, many Ut Present; They ssuply
s .sso ny eSs oS @ rp"sS "rs s Rot ps rK s'i;
!,lst rs .h9. passi'ag lnc'natloti nMy de-
s1sn"e ,t ,io Il tas Or hst tnns r
wrn,iri Why slini,l,l nut do thts9. Well, thcro
syS. sS nx nay IL s's s y Tson rs " a S vt veay s &
ihcn. 30 es to 10 almost tntal w!stu nnd loss!
mako tho hest Of Sumiay. ''''s' ''0"
Hey. shcn, is tho srno answcr to ihs 1.!Gs ton
whit aro Tic elements of ,r,,c, goWi, happy
ease tS pHe 'as IL s q If ID ss
% II, II spp!; ,sso a'ssins zs VI eon,"'s' ,asss
rhnt IL tho tru why To put tho question; ma ,ls
f fbs IT ta the hs SrrhE Ssn1ed sls y II fS i M
greAt elements Of lfr ansily left NIT, and ror
which, therefore. slinlay Is specially wnntc'l.
md which should mainly govern Its nHe. Tlles,
four noo4e.l ole,aci,ts of lilo are q, rest; "a
hono an4 fa1nlly iife; q, religious c.lltnrn md
" put rcst M tho ilrst thMy of MI, tha,,gh not
| tho highest. / think rust ii Il beautiful Divine
thing,-rest for tho weary tvicr, ,rcst for lilo
or, MS It should rcldt with in even
deeper. mrnntuE,, "Ilo yiycth his bclovod
" ho WSoe Of % tho " earliest Ms re- sbtn, 'na1
ideal "Fhou ehnit keep the Sabbath holy didn't
Mcn tliul shut kcep tho dny NJ II religious oo-
rest. SO tho rtnl Snbbnti- -hrcnking, III tho heart
nf The ancient meaning, ia. nny infringing,
ss fo aS wossf Ssa 1 IL Y ss rss
modern alwn is. mt tho merchant who takes d
drive on Il Sunday afternoon. hut tho mrrchnut
hns @ ut tho ' nost oress sccssy M
pr wonan t7 VIM DIES mt aue TINT ,Lssp ~ hLsnr
ay spyy s sqSS S5 a ffst s oe 9 cE st
i!fe i vosy hari mud busy and liz tlrst ,ee'i
| life this luy! Have nothing to tlo with my
| sunday workl non'l Yield iotno temptation nf
yoi,r Gooksl Thoro Is no real sa1 in iii % As fnr Tr
"a ynu Gun, kocp nlr eycn tbe thoughts Df IT.
Que ot Ei,EIal.ls busiest lawyers, when ho
there, Lord Chanecr!" aud % tilart c ss.y, st i,ii.
selt up ,,nresorycsi!y TO hia childrou und hny,o.
ff,flro tEau fk fst And tio ftfn EfffiGav ri hnn
, 1880-04-12

o .ns ,n ,'1arY S WIKI IN M ns Will
lin snMnn Sf fhn skmI III ihuir writer? "Whri,
@ a,a me-. M on s1G SHa ya,r h,sc
aTho r. s,pcrif,r v NM, thinks Of cGnrnotcr' tGo
ms!I x r.; soaf ,ss a, 4as, WV ncs;
so s 1nao fSGT ,,nrs, MI NH nmks I'M TM M,m
,m, uE .,,... ~ ;st nrGy tho @ ~
,r,,sa' NM, tnnrsuc. and th,s brncd Mnir. and
tho si niaio'.d non ey.s, mid We do not k,ow Csm-
iinrc tho thuught nf my tlnn or ruvo
nit, TO our &c owl. ianEuoSo atlI conceal .lross @
MD fetf Hna H,, W. ,,,n,,r mr. at no or o wtts s
tnrnH voatnr1iav +, mnvcxjnc ~" ~ Was sMnknn
HID v'Mrs me-" l,v tte Niio or the 'ribcr. Whc,i
ihs yt,1i Su1rt' W J. turms, r. VII or r. an,noxicr" ar
nstenu,sh,p orr,irs wc can loc;ite Tic wrt,nw.
hut Il tho thonKht Is snmc truth In nor1.!s, q
tlnty, Or friendship, or memory, or love, or or re-
ny y, ,, ,,,,,a frr, r"t, nr VIA see
s,yl IKE dst ~ silence falling.
and hI ,oa ye aees IL W. nnsE xp,.y .t.;yei, teas
il .tsIl iii an an Gcs, III ii pHis niInu ''" sa1.
hMt was wFttn'M r hndre yc"fs y seforc OUT
in ss ir InI s tas s S inoSs III 9t
iS This 's e"iity II T shines thSsh r. e svery % sons
nnH thnnHns- . x,,. =. .,,,,.,.,
shoh;1 we pass from tue iaol Of widespread
more specltlc rcsc,nl,la'lse. We should and tho
Whlely-sGMttereu rMces 70 no QUO ~ MnGy nei-
Hmtnv...I VIZ ia I'm fncn nvnr m hInot nr
Yellow. aui tto hair. oyer 60 kluKed. md tho
!nuin nf thn fnrnhend bfrh or lew tS,n smiic ri
nnfs wtt ~ has @ nlMnys t,nsM over ~ ,his @ "hnnuroio
fsHev ~ thr u1vfiiscd rnees fc.~I,. f.sr IN srrtsr
Il, ,.,s,,rcIfts nrtiinT hcnmtif,I1 t,r rrt,t,s,r
~ wtttr nr sn.i }hcre mi,sf hn i3Hr ss,nsinI21tv
mi ,In ~ lmtt.rn triitcs hnt., mi rnnchn'
nut inv hnvn thm hcu7nninws ~ VII md ~ thr
sans. ~ Thu rt,iruin,tu 3,,sf ~ chii.Ston T., -
co"trv ~ schnol. hMtsc havn ti1r cnriv:shmnns 80 nf
S.nnItt' ~ al".n,,"nrn nr nmhit,na ii ti,rnuvh
thc Sn,th WMcIfr IaimnIs' wi,nrn man stnnsds
nnnrest n rho hr,tfr Efnrttcm tber1 ,nnr l,n
ss'. ~ r,,ao " o,,,h WIZ tnwnio.e } ky w
~, s1 ~ Ioip,ppn bn,n MINI ~. thn hI,nst
,,cpr rSn r,bes o same VII ind mor nor ben IN
hirfer fnrfnsmMkcs TN ~ anrin.saTo1i in.,1h ~ NJ
1n drn.n ~ nrer III Dieknna nr carssntcs
trh ftnrsnnos ~ IN cnH tha r,nr snnncs
~ ucnan nr tho nmive f"Hta ,rh'rh sf,rhp IN
,,,ttv ~ ~ ,nantin o'' A"olo ""'e" en'
or5 49, ~ ,vr raas ~ ,~t.,,ou, mil +bo ,,,,ornh,o
,a,rn ~ 1.,t,. s,hna" sshnn tatmnnt n,.a nr1
nrtr 1n,fT ~ ~ tn ,,nrth 1nnra tf,n, ~ ~ NV
,oyn, shoa.s ~ r., ~ 81. vfs,,n o,,a t IA ~ M Is
rrIa III: ~ thG,,e 40 om Wnmn nph pc1s ~ Th@
nnaesos ~ rontrnj Afr,on .nv H., t,,at 9o IuIs
nM.,. srli1 r. MI IL ~ IT, ~ ,o ~
n.on9 WV ~ teI! ncs wnen ne 1ntnos pac1
as oEal . hvn sGa %am Wnsad A snnt tSs ee
trpnRs RE- nnG oy MaoS9 @ aIdo 10 to
=, % nnv "a $;Ir . u.eu ~ ~ , W , "esG
snn nv ~ ~ i,nr,r, .1 nn i W ", na. a
, 1880-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

6PR1N0F1ELn, Ill.,, April 11.-Tho Northwestern
nranch OF tho wornnn's Foreign Missionary So!
cfcty Of tho btothotist Enisoopnf Church, rcpre.
scntng tho States Of Illinois, Michigan; 1udlnna,
md Wisconsin, meets In this city this week. Tho
sessions begin Wednesday morning and closo
Friday AFTERNOON. Several hundred ladies' will
bo present as delegates.
UNION MEETINGS.
Special DInatch to 1ns chttaeo Tribune.
ANNOY, ILL.,, April 11.-The llov. II. r. Wclton,
evangelist, OF Detroit. bus closed most e.,ct
ccsssnl sorlcs OF union meetings which hnvs
boon hold horo for II month past. Over nifty
G1lrG their nn1J1ts ns f]cclued for betfpr iifC1
promise moro c.lrncst anI decided efforts for thd
general good. slr. Wolton instr!cts tho mind
Tho city has l,oyGr cnloyed 30 good work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16

State bonds we're dull the transactions including
only Aabamas class A. at 20, and Arkansas Is. IS
sued by Little Rock and Fort smith Railroad. a %.
Louisiana consos are quoted $3.50 E9Ii; Iennes-
see S. Old. at 4Ols bid and new and lew series at
1892 OF city bank stocks Fourth National sold
90 at 116.
The market for the speculative classes Of railroad
bonds moved up and down IN sympathy with the
fluctuations of the share market, and Tor other
kinds was steady and dull. Erie second consos
huctuated between s7Os and ssh. closing at the
highest figure, and the funded >, sold at So, against
s3l, Yesterday the first per cent consols declin-
ing from 12l to 12Oli Missouri, kansas and
Texas seconds opened down 2 per cent at 63l, and
sold 630 641s c. c. and c. frsts assentei fell i2
to 02l2 aud recovered to so, the incomes falling
from 49,. to 444. Chesapeake aad OIlo hrsts,
series B, and currency interest debt each were 4
lower at 69s, and 33l2 respectively. Mobile ard
Ohio first Gebenturcs were weak at obasl =, ana
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain first incomes were
/, lower at ss4. Canada Southern hrsts were firm
at 937sa 035s. Oregon Railroad and Navigation
frss fell l per cent to LOG. Ohio Central
frsts sold at 012-a decline OF Il. La
fayette, Bloomington and Muncie incomes
being strong at 60. Denver and Rio Grande
frss were Il easier at 1912. the consos falling
from 993s to 97i209Si9. and Kansas Paclhc consols
sold at 97d 96a4-a decline Of Il per cent Texas
and Pacific incomes yielded per cent to SO. Union
Pacific fists advancing TO l2'e -
/ he Sub-Ireasury to-day gained Siol.0ot
on balance, made up by n coin gain OF
$500, $50 less a currency loss Of $3l. $50.
THIS makes the total gam since last lrday,
ST 43s,s11 Money to day was just shade
suffer al 2l20to per cent for call loans, greater
proportion than usual being done at the highest
named rate. The steamers arriving since yesterday
brought 81 G65, 900 IN foreign aud American god
coin. The domestic exchanges on New-torH
at the places named are quoted as follows:
Savannah asGls discount; Charleston y dis
81 900 discount to par; st. Louis, Ito discount;
Chicago. IS cents discount; Boston, 90 cents
discount The United States Treasurer at WASH
ington to-day received $4,000 in National bank
notes Tor redemption. The internal revenue
receipts were S33o,oOO. The following is the
Clearing House statement to-day: Excl anees,
SS5.514197; balances S4,267,Sl5 The ttansac-
tons at The Sub-Ireasury covered: Receipts,
81 221 .642: payments. S73O.G3s; currency BAL
auce, 81, 597.976 coin balance. SS3,053i7O.
The business in foreign exchanges cUntinies dull.
but rates are firm with disposition toward bar
dening Annexed are the posted qaotatl ons, actual
business beng done at concessions OF about i2asl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16
upxv WORK nAuv rR1BuNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1851

ann orv vail The shaft IL only down sixty feet ana
vain two fec, wide has cI which assays you po
ton. A. 49,. ,st
Tao shuford Hi Mine in Cstawba County, mas us'
hccn sold 10 Mr. Sweet OF Syracuse, NJ Y. for $loooo
II IL Il I'm" placer mine. ,
The United States Assay Office in Charlotte Cavn ..
Coles assayer il assayIng and purchasing ABOUT Fo''
, week. and shipped a fine bar OF fifteen pounds "c's"
to-day. AL, ~,
The Copper Knob Mine, in Ashe County Is rapd'y W.
-,ring one OF the most noted mines III N''
state. The owners have nne piant W ~
chlnery aud ars developing hne oooy VI
rich ore Trustworthy estimates place the amount III
sight az about 100000 ,oo
The C ,dy Nine, near Salisbury, has n new sDatt Low
feet Deep and Ia taking from vein rect "iu'
which averages IS 80 per ton.
The Gold Hill Nine fourteen miles from SALISBURY, j.
still In litigation IL Is mno Of great richness ana II
the deep mine Of this section, the nam shai' oei"K NV
The istian Nine IN Mon gomery County, stu con
,inues 10 oduce large nuggets, the last one "es""e
a half pound OF purr goa, ,s..,x NINA IA.
Mear.s cI orinatiou works. on the Pa9nlx MINI "a
barrus County winch rapidly approaching co"pie
ton will nave a capacity of 100 tons perday. .o,
Al tie Cromwell mine. In Stanley Coun r WIZ. WILLS
three miles from isburv all Is nctVltV lho oWpoi
nave n fine uIne sul phuret ore ana large ulOup'
heavy machinery. including Iollnnd puVerze an,
fortyon stamp mill has been placed VI pm are The
,tra II h0Isng works belongiug u TINS nihe aIr Wv
most complete in tue State. sixty h"rse-power
engine runs the machinery Ihey are III, "iSo
erecting u large number OF suDstan thI ou,au
ngs and the SUPERINTENDENT says that IN about ice
we Ike everything viii be IN fun Dust. IDls in,e
promises TO fully ju thy the extensive improvements
necessary for its prpper working. . ,,. .u
The mill ar the YadKin mine. In Rowan county, VIII
be ready 10 start up his mOhth: - y Zoo,
ve,n az or, when ayerares SI2 THIS mine IS
netting its owners about $500 per week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16
MINES AND MINING.

WEDNESDAY Sept. lo-F
The principal business done In mining STOCKS W
day was in Chrysolite. Little Chief ana Ao''',
Chrysolte rose from 400 to 504.95, the inarNc"
feature IN the dealings being the WIDE differences
that read between the prices for casi s'oo"
aud contracts sellers options. When no w'S
bid for cash on regular stock, contracts at sc',c,
80 days were freely offered at 4.5O. LIttio INV
was less active, but its prices were from Loo ="
LEO. later declining to lao. Annie was dealt ID I"
large amount. hut it was comparatively steady NJ
6i06GQ63, closing at Go cents-a gain OF cent
Climax was dull at about 30. and Lite Pittspura
sold at 81. Consolidated Virginia was "o
better at 34003.3O. but California rose
from 2.15 to 21O. IIukl was dui' al"
steady at 165G1.70, Rising sun at loo'
Columbia Consolidated 3 cents higher Mt 2.oo' anu
Battle Greek cents lower at 2.45, after ~ so sd
yer Nugget was weak. and declined from Il ~ oV
cens. Calaveras Welded from 80 To 81 cent %Ie.
Eastern from 81 10 53a55 cents. lIold Iitcel,
after sales ut 7S, was unchanged nj u, roo,sna"
declined from 81 TO % cents and Moose was cen ,
lower Mt 81 cents We n"tc sales Of Mexican ~ - a
012ls Ophir al 97sa93i, Best and Bclcher az i's,
Sierra Nevada at HOLLIS. Union C0nsoi,uIa lar a.
81. Deliver at 202.05. Caledonia, Back NJ q
200, Silver Cliff at $40 AID silver King at Do
/ he market closed active but irregular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16
bile and Ohio to 22l2022a4 and Central Of Low. -..
quoted 3CM32Ia ""S

Inc Az rd OF the arbitrators in the casa ~ A.,
lev ted Railroads. which was rendered todar
seems IN be unsatisfactory to she manapeme,t -
both the New-York and the Metropolitan Conn.
MES. TIE award - on the basis OF 10 for the No.,
YORK against 90 for the Metropolitan in the nro.
posed consolidation OF the companies with the
Manhattan. The testimony of Mr. Worcester m.
auditor of the Manhattan Company, shows that r.,
The nlne months ended July, 1850. the New.
York Company earned, over and above n,
expenses and interest on its bonds NJ the r.,.
of 1Oi2 per cent rer annum upon its stock, wbile
the Metropolitan earned only nc the rate Of 4 no,
cent per annum on its stock. and that from Julv
10 September IL the New-York company has besn
earning an average Of orly Ga per cent upon ira
stock while the Metropolitan for the same time IA
about S35, 900 behindhand in its earnings Of nav.
ing expenses and interest on its bonds The effect
of the announcement of the award was to depress
the price of Metropolitan from % TO Oh,
New-York stock running steady at HOP, while
Manhattan, which had declned from 81 10 29i.
before the announcement afterward rose 10 81
But the evidence of the Auditor Of the Manhattan
Company was not known on the street. The figures
ed by the Auditor and printed above arc
simply astounding because they utterly in.
consist, MT with the fgu res before published that
emanated from semi-plrclal source Inc market
closed active aud seemingly strong.
The offerings Of Government bonds 10 the Urea,
snrv to-day amounted to $5.Gi9,700, Of which
So 800 600 were purchased follows II ,67J, 800
8 per cents ut O2.530 l02.59; 1851 800 IS #
1881 at 1O1.4s0 1O4. 90, and $4,000 Is Of 1850
N 1925 701O2 90. At the Boards tie sales
amounted to $4,000. Prices were weak and ths
bids were reduced ls per cent for the IS of 1850.
and IS per cent each for the az and per cents.
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 15-P. N

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 13-P. VI.
The stock market to-day opened steady at prices
that were ab-ut the same Yesterdays closing
figures. After that the alterations from strength
TO weakness were numerous and rapid. Generally
at some time during the day prices were lower than
at any time yesterday. But toward the close the
efforts that were made to sustain prices were
seconded by general covering of shorts" so that
the last figures are from l2 to y per cent higher
than the lowest of the day. The market therefore
closed much after the fashion that it did last Satur-
day evening on, however. u lower range of values.
The particular active stocks were Northwest be-
tween 37s and 1925, ST. Paul between OBS and
9Ois, Delaware. Lackawana and Western between
aud preferred stock ut S04a70 Lake Shore at
los l2a 1878 Missouri, Kansas and Texas at 3i0
80. New jersey Central AT 761s075as Erie AT 1884
G373i, Ono and Mississippi at 3JssQ3iL. ST.
LOUIS and Iron Mountain at 55li65I, Wabash at
3GlsQ34li and preferred stock at 6G'Ia6il2. aud
Western Union ut 1897 s0 1929 The hgncst prices
named were made either at the close Just before
it, while the lowest figures generally were made u
little after midday. OF the high-pricc stocks Chi
cago, Burlington aud Quincy yielded to 1884, Rock
Island TO 11540117 Chicago and Alton to ll6
Northwest preferred to 1888, Illinois Central to
IlIa0112 Central and Hudson TO I3iLaI3O
ex-dividend Of per cent and Oregon Railroad und
Navigation to 1877 OF the low price stocks that
are not included in the usually active lsS, Lake
Erie and Western fell to 32isS33. G. @. and I. C..
to lsa9l9 Chesapeake and Ohioto l9iaSl07A Mo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16
WORK IN TIE NORTH CAROLINA HINES.

FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE /
CHARLOTTE, n. C., Sept. 1.-THE Kings
Mountain inine thirty miles from this place. by
ex Governor Curtin. OF Pennsylvania, ana Others is
producng some $500 per week The ore Is from new
SHAFT winch has Gus the about 200 feet from the
surface. averages about slO per ton. THIS mine
July equipped with machinery. The Rudlsil NINE. one
mile from this place. under the superintendent OF ii.
W. Clark is also doing we'll. producing average Of
81 900 per week The Is su!phurei. and averages
about 800 per ton. The working shaft Is down about
225 feet.
The Long Greek Nine. 10 CASTOR County. 10 show ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE SIX or THE CO

PROPOSING AN AMENlMlNl ~ N"'iDLN Ola VI I'M NS-''
Rssolred If the Assembly That sections twelve and
th of aice six o The Constitution be amended TO
ieS 1t G superior court in the Citg New York, the
Count Of Pleas for the Cy and county OF Newi OK
are continued with the pc aud jurisdiction hey sew
have and sgch further ara criminal a.
shall composed Of the x judges in Office a. me abortion OF
VI of the lhr' Judges then in Office
cessors and three aGd lo lnase3 Tn su elior Court o.,
the City Court OF Brokly number Judges not
e esG eSnIs fS Office at the aopn 81 Ills
nnea NM the exp % F cr OF aid cut from Sr
number, who shall act as zach during his Official em
curing Othcrw than hy expiration term, sha be Ged
NE SAM a aaT p as for de ing JUICES the Superior
Court Court OF Common Pleas OF New York TO hod cir
of the supreme Conrt i'll mat Guy ami
FOL detail Judges OF the ny Court 81 BiTcXgl To- n%n CIR
g. Justc Of tn supreme Court shan be chosen by
the electors pecve judicial Districts Judges OF all
The courts las preceding ion snail be
SAID instituted The official terms OF the SAID 1u.
Ges aPS & e a De
rst day after iheir election But no person
until ana last december next after he
S usge V o. he Court Of Appeal every
eme Co% wS sn s o ~ ee @ Ve az sneh udee
Ten ar or oI he &c during the re-
And whereas, The FOREGOING amendment TO the Constitn
each Of the two houses the year egh hundred and
entered GA Tie Journal with tne yeas
pnbc o thereof for three months TO the last
erll election OF senators: .
Keso we'd Q Assembly concur, That tho foregoing
amendment sui ted he people OF the stale OF New
York at the next general eltclloD. 49,. $3.50
49, STATE o; New-York, IN Senate, April 80 1880.
The above resolution duly passed
by order OF the senate
JOHN ". VROOMAN, Clerk.
State If New York-ID Assembly-May %, 1880.
The foregoing resolution duly passed.
By order OF the 4 ~se1nb v,
EDW'D NJ. JOHNSON, Clerk
JOS B. CARR, Secretary OF state
Sherirs ONCE County House. City and County of
New YORK. July 30. 1880.
certify the above 10 be true OF the election notice
by this day from the Secretsy OF state
PETER BOWIE.
sheriff of the City and County of New. York.
Publishers Of new spapers VIII noinsert this advertisement
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16

Tn london IIritish cOnsoIS wore WoakcT, uecIInIHN
Sls for money to 97l3le. and llG for account to
al 1883, the 4l2 aud per cents remain Z un-
changed, each az III. American railways generally
were lower Erie shares fell from 40ls to 39I20
393a aud second consols from ~ 10 81. Illinois
Central was lower at III, PenpSylvan Is lower
at 62G62l, Reading u lower at l534Gl6 and
india Council bills were allotted at il decline Of
lied per rupee. and bar silver fell I'D 10 52i4d.
per onnce In Paris French 3 per cents declined
from 500 to S6.G0 francs.
The following securities to-day sold at the
Exchange salesroom:
Manhattan Gas. Light Company also
10 shares Clinton Fire Insurance Company l4l y
Inc receipts OF flour anu gram AT the principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day OF September We're:
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