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Ulpioeilo Noh,ts

DlDlOeuo Nol.Ss
nIYIDEND NOTlCE.-THE LOUISVILLE
MGE6hlo FE oES i3ysofi sloeS Sot 70 enc .I
1850 .ud intends the nunocr OF ~ s2scs on
horcoy gwen hat the transfer bo2a o s COMPANY
vi wi be cs.' On tso i OF e S y'
New.york OCT l5 $50
orFIcE OF IHr GtasN McrSI,@ GOLD NlNiAc co4iANI'}
No, WALL; Saw lonH October Il l. ls'Q
, a;Ve ,4 ~, S 'e, neg e 81 W he eos 56cs Of ts
t.mLAur. p.ylDo - lie -5tu Inst.
OCTOBER. L. d. COkfi.l"ttI' secretary
OFFICE or THE RECEIVER Contra! Rail
~ road company Il NowJerseN + : AAIHh9P' Ee'
cciv,r. llJ lAD.rv.at, Now lotk Octsf ~; l9H-N -
l.t cot Boud, OF too central Railroad ConPany oi New.
de,Sy p It Of t Nome os on a6 aor the i proz5
+. =. LATuRoP, Receiver.
OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION
brr y 1850 me Board Of Director. have ds,arSi a9r.
i'Iy s ofe 81 W Par6or Loan AMI Irss COMPANY IS
Elcl nge.pac,. Ne~NorS also scrip dividend Of iEN
baya6leto st ckhodsr. OF record - For tho
10 9n hrG p rog, :" fcr 10 stocsno,der ths
houct VIZ p' She ~ o., rom SeotHn5er ~ antl No
vonber 5. ,,,,,,,,, r-,,,.r,, r,..,..,...
OREGON RAILWAY AND Nav .GAri6N COMPANY
20 N""'@u'I' Nc AxDicSSIIffI6%XHr SSoTfcE
O, he YORK stock Exchange the triuser
oregon RAILWAY AMI aviSon co1panv w reopen uctoeer
new stock by so kholdors OF record October 2jth by order
Of the Board OF Directors.
RI TYNDALE. Assistant Secretary.
sAV FRANCISCO October r. 1850.
rVHE BANK of CALIFORNIA has declared
quarterly dividend Of = cent uayaOlo on tho IN
% elders at Tie oACo OF LAlDbAW
CO.. IA Waist, Ner-YorK.
rpUE ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS and MAN
4 ITOBA RAILWAY COMPANY.-The coupons due
October $780, The second mortgage bonds Of ais com
psny will PAID presentation an1 afer that dato at
ONO ~ thr COMPANY, No ~ William 81, New York. j.
:. KENNEDY d CO., Fiscal Agents
rCHE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
L PANY.-A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONEHALP
PER CENT on capital stock o. the Union Pacific Rsll
Company Will D. paid OF and ster October 1850 70
shoideIs record september 20 1850 New ork
win paid at the Union Trust ca mpanv rs
broadway Newly and Boston STOCK h0ders at tue com
panys office NO. 81 Equitable building Boston. stock
books Will closed septrm 20 ana reoDened OcObsr2
HENRY MCFARLAND, Treasurer.
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BOARD ana Rooms

East Side.
4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
Sr T!G" or sos , West 5arF1 80
50 East Fourteenth st. corn Lnon9;Ie si'y , f"Iso
100 ana 33si TIhd.ayer cor one red.ndtyen'y
i6aftisL liar savings BaUk Building. ~ 70 p L. AZ
regular Office rates. -
4 PRIVATE FAMILY win rent Handsomely
"a fu hei suite on second hoor also othc oias WIN Use
EXTRA large newly-turnished rooms ; mod
II ern Improvements with or without board lO5 East
2sthst, near MadIson-squaTe sld elevated station.
MO. 20 EAST 2D-ST.-Handsomely fur
~ nisbo rarlor bedroom FIRST door. with or without
board ieieIetce+
q GRAMERCY- PARK-One square room,
with had connecting also room with private BATH with
pr EAST DOTH 1.-Two parlors furnished,
j 4 with ,. s.e table if desired references.
AZ EAST 22D-ST-EleganJly furnished
~ rooms 10 Jet without board ensute or sngy entire
- EAST 18TH STA suite Of large fur
nshed rooms on lower foor and large 'front.' room on
fourth uocr, without 9oare
0S0 5TH-AVE., near 2Sth-st.-Apartments
crate prices handsome bedroom ana paror adjoining
references required --
slT(s MADISON AVE.-Parlor and two or
olO more bedrooms fol- the winter meals served BY
West Side.
l.
~ Board and sunny Rooms 1873 West 36th-si.. near
BroS1way.
An American widow would take a child to
Ms L pfSG 4e5 OS sI ss Iu r'O' nome l 90
A NEATLY-FURElsnED suite of rooms,
" together separately, smali family references
81 West test, ew doors west OF 6th.aye.
a PRIVATE American family viii let with
~ out board gentlemen only, large and small furnished
all go w FS 9Ha SSu ~D'' &c mouse
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
only rolls and coffee II required references
exchanged 81 West l9th-st
MURRAY HILL, between 9TH and 9TH
VI AVEs-s handson ely furnished h Ms III private
house 70 let together separately, WIEN Tent noe ND
Apply at tVERErr BOARD III HECfOk1, =. Vest 93th.s1
DARLOR FLOOR, three rooms, elegantly
is west 2Sdst
DARTIES suffering with mental or nervous
as' SsR ase KSxoP r tribune Upowa or
nee H. % broadway.
.l.l WEST 27FH- Handsomely furn-
eJst shed apartments 10 gentlemen references exchanged
Iof WEST 34TH-ST.-An enure second
III aoor with hrseiass board also other rooms ref
J.JE WEST 36TH-ST.-Two nicely fur
I'D nishcd parIoTs WITH or board 10th gas
and water suitable ior ply scan on parry offodr
Brooklyn.
UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET in n private
family on he Brooklyn Heights house has ali the mod
an hnprov emenis terms moderate. ~ POplafsL
Board and Rooms Wanted.
DOARD WANTED. Prom November /, by
ID gent wife and son 90 years OF age TWO connect
IN svery respect best Of Ieierepsss eiysn and 70
qured Addres 80 sanng lowest 'ei' D. if'a"s W
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CHRYSOLITE SILVER MINING COMPANY
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS.


In July last BY iho resignation OF rajortyof tue boau
Of Trnso and election u new trustees 10 HI INC sue
oesve vacancies thus formed the aairs oil TINS CohPaS
came under the control OF che policy now represented % ~
runrrsi Pred as q practically new nianaR 'lneht IN
The Company heavily IN deht Ma te i' ~, 49, ~
ont definitely measure eservesthe re uil OF lEeA
pendifnrs and desperate sanug after immediate pfoluc
and excessive dividends. o. 81. - oi,rr,to a,
The rapidly decinlnH un"e' '-' 'AOS' - ~ 9
reports circulated concerning H. - ,s..s .ho,s o,d
Since TIE first August nearly fcur iunnted uo s
dollars of debt has been and paid the COMPANY
conidcrebe Surplus al claims Against az anu w
explorations nOw progress IN tho nlhs nave 49, 49,
doel1ped additional MASSES more delsen AGO. nv
viii fe aid before the Stockholders az the approaching hu'
NAL Meeting. -, - a., = ,,r, ., no
Those stockholders who wish tho work TINS ogl 70 20
coufipnei aud the property OF the Company 10 Dc aal
tered with yigOr and BUSINESS PHI pies YIN
ont reference i0teres OF sDcCuatof uOdt lthllsS
An debt while ping divide ads. and without ulsropo,
op Of Company ataTs either ~ encou ge or US
courage tr holders shares requested 10 s-nd thel
prnrie- 20 either ~ the mdofsgn,d; . - -. q
r. W. RaymOnd, u Burm--Shp, Preril'n, .Apt1Iu .
Hewitt II Buringslp Waiter = Vnr1ee - Na,st D1s{
Daniel s. Appleton, BOND st, Thomas g bati, - DiYt
Wv IT. A. past -, Piuost.; James H. tanker Dfoxe
Building: william GDrien. Eote brunswick, Ifu5tseS'
puDlished by order % the Roar ~ TTusteos:
FRANCIS T. APPLElON' S1cretAIy'
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MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY. Oct. 19-P. NJ
The mining stock markets to-day were rather
dnll, and the dealings presented little OF interest
Tho market closed dull and steady
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filming.
T,AYNFR MINING COMPANY.

yANNIh PliNiNO ND'ti
ID Mines: Inyo County CNtOrnia -,
Con.tal al OUO0OO; shares 80 CaCh. unaSscsshDle A..
Samuel Conovor President Thomas T. MaauY, secIeaty
,Uc,s Ma ErOadvay, \. y.
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Nru lJnblltdtloiis.


BECAUSE! -, .c,.,a,n NOR s.
ID nrs Mary T. Holiness novel. Chateau p'lr u
lot ready because the printers, WORKING GAY ana night '""
DECAUSEi ,,o,...... r,o. =.
not rear printers Working da ana night Ca-
not each up with TIE enormous advance orders.
4 IPPINCOTTS MAG AZINE.
FOR NOVEMBER:
PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED
NOW READY. - . -. 49,,
CONTAINING: I. THE RUINS OF al T. Cct@OiNAbO
VALLEY. Ry Allied Terry Bacon luustratcl ,,,o
2 THE ARTS OF INDIA by jennie - Young. IHus'
& ADAM AND EVE. A Novel. by tho author Of DOrO-
~ A PIVOTAL POINT. By william v Baker. u.,
D. THE MISTAKES OF TWO PEOPLE by MHsAie'
Bertha Wright - ,-.,.r-r . ~ D. -.or,.a 7
Catln. -,
s. TIE PRACTICAL HISTORY OLA PLAl' hy " AZ
'' 81 Ii How SIZE KEPT HER VOW. Narrative Of Facts
BY :. q. ". BenjaEin
So HFINRIIH HEINE. BY ). Parker
H. DAWN. by John =. Tabb. o-.-,...
L. MRS. MARCELLUS BY Guest al het SSVuiusFs
Dy Olive Logan. r. =, = ,,-oos
Ia OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP.
Ii IITTNATURE OF TIE DAY.
D. Book and News Dealers etlhS-ie''4J
SUBSCRIPTION, ~ single NumDor 20 cents 49,. -
mailed, postage PAID, 70 any aCdless o"
receipt VI 20 cents
J.B. LIPPNCOTT q CO.. Publishers,
and Narkcf-qt. philadelphia.
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As 70 the probable future shipments Of gold i.om
Europe. The Manchester Guardian Of to-day SAYS
Iaore l. httle prospect OF any extensive demand,
for gold from ENGLAND tor shipment % America IS
II is understood tnat there an increased business
IN Eugllsh manufactured goods on American ao-
count Germany however on account q the lii uto
OF It's rye crop will require large amount OF MAZE
aud the Continental nations seem ANXIOUS to aug.
ment Their reserves OF wheat" 90
In London. BtitIsh cOnsOls steady At 9ei9l6
for both mo- ey and account. taitcd states D. de-
clined - TO l0i-2, 4Lss were unchanged at ia,
and Is we're L higher aG 113. American railways
generally were lower; Ere fell fronf45 20 u IA
and second cOnsO.s 10 81 Atlantic and NreA
Western first trust rocelpts declined 70 oO'2 III
nOis Central 10 1l1l24 lis, PenusylNalia 10 olf
ana Reading 10 1884, ont Central and Hudson ud,
vanced Ia 1Sa 3 q 1891. The Bank OF EngiaDa
TO-DAY lost Il o 900 button on balance. L. ParlS
French per cents dropped To 500 0e3.6O; sisns
exchange on London falling 10 2o.3l francs "
the +.
reported:
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND PAUL
Second ys SEX Of fss5 SssSSS Inc Inc $50
MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS.
Sseoqd TO Se Sst % oc' si5sS ssoGSo Inc ssa
The recelurs OF -four and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports thls 10Th day o October were;
Newrork
Flour ss.. canal !55t s G' ;lS j Ps ? :s }fs
Wheat, bush lsi 400 io755o "A sit55 s9eoO lsssss
corn. ic5iOO $500 4g;Ss SSet :SS SO
RATA RSe' S SSsa 1900 Si4S :.:.. IS; ... ;s
barley bush $4,000 $500 900 -; .,,.-.. ~
Toiai Uash. 357 800 2-9692 ga Sd65l l5Se0 9o"vS
The receipts aud shipments at and IRON bulA"
to-day were as follows:
Rscepts---> .---ShDmoats-
Railroads. Lake kailrolts s""'-
Wheat, bush. A4Oo0 227.OO0 l0t.0eO lVossS
corn unsn $4,000 $4,000 Oo.OOO WV
bUsh -yNvV $1,000
kvt hlsu-s lNNvy a-'esvsVV
Barley. - ~, "A O1J
Total oush... ll5,2OO SSlOoo -9t.1VO -s''
The following were the receipts aud shipments 40
and from Chicago and milwaukee, To-day:
chicago Niiwauase. UhicAgl aIsslsees
Flonr bba.. 1917 1879 lS,Os6 t"oo
u,,.,, ,u,h i6is6s lO0li5 '29Os0 IS!
rarn bush. .... bls,3hp oebo olLtts -siiS
nafs hush. 80. Isl 500 1880 lbt32S ia
90 hnsh L. 2G3 300 800 e9X
I've, "' 1psn 1910 s5.00S 4Jt5t ssgg
y" se'tsi busa -. 0l2sl0 l6635O 7oAOs1 '"''
fine following SHOWS the exports lexcia''ye ..
snrrIel from the pcrt OF New-i0rk To foreign DOTS
for the week eudmg October 10 and since 'h' W
glnuing of the year: ,s-a va,
sor The week ... SGs5sa0i 80 $500 .sg-..aat-3
p,.ySnsy reported. 2nS02lnl2 ~ 81 ssy ss7esis5l
IotA slaea. - y. .215sset,es5 S1AOSoSse '-'''-
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ROTTERDAM LINE. ..,.
-, NC ~ = q w. Wednesday. Oct0bCr 20th.
-. "Wednesday. Oc Uber 21th.
lsf CABIN s6O-S7O "a Cabin. SjC STORAGE So
II. CAZAUX Gen. Ag. p south Nlliaihst:
FUNCR. EDYk d CO.. II South William ST. fIrlght Ag'A
1. ~ NORRIS. 90 Broadway. genera Passage Agent
WHITE STAR LINE. ...
w CNTFD STATES AND fONAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlNtkPODL.
steamers u this Line take the ane F0ue,
recommended Msury L. s. ~ Oh botl The OUTWARD
auc honcw I'd voyages .. 90, -
BRIrANNlC. Cant Perry Saturday oct. =" 5:5y = IN
ADRIATIC cane Jennings. shurea' OCT % 100 D. th
BAITIC Capt ParseI Tuesday. NOV = 100 j. H.
GERMANIC. capt Rengedy .... sal riay Nov . . ~;
PROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT or Wt>t
1rTHST - -.--., - 90.
pointrn4nts saloon. StaetO0G-, hmo"lnf ana Bd-
ools are placed ships whore e noiso ANA MOTION are
least iet an0rGug degree " comfort hnero uatiAhaOo
"RHTEs-saoon. $50 and 800 Return tiokcts favor
alb terms stterIce from the Old Couny $50 FIom New
York, So. .--,
or inspectlOn aud other iuOnna! apply at the
Company Offices. No 81 Broadway. New.iok, or No 40
Philadelphia IL j. COX - agent"
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
TOR SALE, cheap for c.lsb.-Thc steam yacht
LEILA, 100 feet long. ; bean Can be the
of 2ttbsL, East River from Wednesday 10th
Friday noon I'D. Apply 10 Captain HIRREs HOf h, on
beard, fof inrt er PARTICULAR
DE1ROLEUM EXCHANGE MEMBERSHIP
j WANTED.-AddroeA stating price, PHILADELPHIA,
Tnb une Uptown Once, l,23s Broadway.
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

BOARD WANTED.-From November i, by
Ii gentleman wife and son 20 OF agel two connect
A. rooms with board ontneTn exposure hrstolass place
IN avery respect best Of reierenees gwen and
"aired Address stating lowest terms W. b., Tribune Up
town Office, ,z3s BIoadHaE
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET in a private
II family on the Brooklyn Heights house has ali the mod
s,o t,nnToye nents terms moderate IL POplaf-sL
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BOpIr Cal. Oct. 10.-Durlug tic past week tE'
STANDARD mine extracted 1855 tons OF ore, phi
ASSAY being $50 80. Crude bullion received, Z,'V-
ounces. Shipped to company 949'4oo 81.
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ID Mrs Mar j. Holiness new novel. Chateau Dor r., rs
printers, W0riug o ana night Oai'
moi caich np WITH TIE e1ormOns adyan orders
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EMPEluAL GERMAN MN, MAI IL4.,n
STEAMSHIP LINZ BETWEEN NEW.IOKk'
SOIrTUAS rrON AM BREMEN.
ODER ...... sat. oct. -. i.....-.-s at Nov; o.
MAIN oct 80. DON u ------- -Sdts NV
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW } ckh - SOt llt-A1af-
10 10 W ron HAVRE or BREMEN. 40
FIRST Ckp1N ..... 500 SECOND CABIN SoO
STEERAGE. $50 49,.
Return tickets IoGucci PIepMi steeia2e Ofu,
Gales Sos steamers sail from Pier between Second ana
Thirds Is hOD'Aen oEfRICus & CO. Bo,yinr
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phe following SHOWS the exports exclusive ~
,r,lN ffogi the pcrt OF New-iOrk TO foreign p"ss
for the week eudmg October ~ ana SINCE 'N' "
gnuing of the year: ,s,a ,ssa
10. tte ue,k S6 hbfN0i solco,1,o -
pp,syi,sly reported 2nS027 9l2 2elSoSley ssS.5s5i
Ioisl saea. - y. 275,ssu,e1o s3l"soSas "-'''-~
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THE GENERAL LIST
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-17
She Knew How to Cure Him.

Just about midnight the other night,
says the Detroit Free Press, four men IN
a Detroit saloon sat looking at fifth
The fifth was trunker than the other
four. While all men were created equal,
some men get drunk twice as fast as
others.
"It will never do to send him home in
this condition" said one If the four, after
long silence
"No; it would break his wife's heart,
added a second.
'But We can't leave HIM here, and il
we turn him out the police will run him
in" observed the third.
~ have been thinking unused the
fourth. "He has telephone in his house
Here is one here. I will make it my
painful duty to inform his waiting and
! ANXIOUS wife that he won't be home to.
night
He went to the telephone, got her call,
and began:
"Mrs. Blank, desire to communicate
with you regarding your husband.''
"Well, 60 ahead
s'He is down town here
IL know that much.''
SIN descending the stairs leading from
| the lodge-room, he fell and sprained his
ankle
"Are you sure it wasn't his neck9''
she asked.
"1t's not q serious sprain, but we think
it better to let him lie on the sofa in the
ante room until morning. Rest assured
that he shall have the best of care We
are dong ev-'
"Say!" broke in sharp voice. "You
bundle him into wagon and drive him
up here, where can keep him hidden
until that drunk goes off He won't be
sober before o-morrow nightr'
"My dear mad -
"Get outl If he's sleepy drunk, put
water on his head! That's the way al
ways DO"
"Will you let me inform you that
mo, sir, I won't! Throw water on
his head, get him into some vehicle and
rattle him up here, for it's most mid
night now, and it will take me half an
hour to get his boots off and push him
up stairs! Remember-pour water on
his head and yell fire in his carp
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-17
American SnObS.

Mr.. Alden, in the New York Times,
is somewhat personal in his allusion to
American girls angling for titled hus-
bands. He tells us 'tThere are few
spectacles abroad moro notifying to
the better sort of Americans than to be
compelled to witness daughter of the
Commonwealth angling for foreign
nobleman, or, indeed, for a foreigner
of any kind. But the specimens of no
biity who consent to be the husbands
Of American girls are not, as a rule,
those that confer credit on their rank.
They are very apt to be men of bad
habits, broken fortunes, selfish instincts,
willing to accept the fair republicans in
consideration Of their handsome dowry.
They feel that what their brides want is
title, and, having given that, they fire.
quently give them nothing else. Love,
esteem. loyalty, chivalry, courtesy, are
not included these do not form part Of
the agreement. The number of our
women who have been married to Con-
tinental titles and repented it bitterly is
larger than has been suspected"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-17
Red Tame.

NJ. Quad writes from the Brooklyn
navy yard to the Detroit Free Press:
Wandering here and there, Icame up
on marine pacing up and down lone
ly wharf. There was no ship in the slip,
no buildings behind HIM, and yet the
planks were chaffed with his walking.
''Are you on duty heres' I asked.
"Yes'r"
"Can I passs"
''1es'r."
Can anybody pass here2'
"Yes'r."
care You guarding shipa"
'iNozur."
"Storehouses9''
"Nczur."
"Then what is the object of placing
sentry here2'
81 don't know
"Ever had any instructions2"
.'Nozur."
"Well, you 60 ahead and walk. IF
you should stop walking for two minutes
on this cold December day, do you know
what would happen2"
"Nozur.''
"Well, the war department would re-
ceive such set back that the shock
would be felt all over Europe"
"Yes'r.''
And ne looked anxiously around and
resumed his monotonous pace.