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Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
NEIHNESoTA FLOUR.

Having for tho last tour ysers given the
-four halo considerable attention and found
eut which Ia the best, I an prenared TO fur
IRISH the celebrated Minne'otA Spri ry whoat
-four In any quantity desired 10 all who wani
o suIsy1or article ] AIN prepared to su 1raa'
teo that this hour will tura cut DO .pounts
more bread 10 the barrel than any OF the eotn'
g.on brAnGs. and with gosd baking 1t is In
possible tn nave bad bread. ileeye your or
tgrs at 4M King street, Central Building, oi
at e13 SIMPLIFY street. WM. u. PlCkELs.
4-N-u
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
NOTICE.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
NVW( aTIR flOIrpTv

~ STATE OF DELAWARE, )Sc
NBwUAsTLR COUNTY, S'S'
In conformity with the provisions Of the
Stste Of Delaware, on the 26th day OF March,
A. D., 1876, hereby give notice that an sp.
plication was filed In the Superior Court, on
the SIKH day OF April, A. D., 1880, for a char.
tor of incorporation Of a company called "The
Repanno Chemical Company" TO carry on
the business of ma ding, buying, selling, com.
pounding and refining chemicals, chemical
County, aforesaid, and that draft of the pre-.
posed charter wss filed with the application,
and is open to inspection.
LHAS. BEAS TEN ,Prothonotary.
New Castle. Del. April Q, 1880. 4St5-1
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24

-OTICE.-A EETlEG THE
= Trustees the Poor Of new Clstls
CuGn'y will be held at the AIMS House on
Wednesday. April 18th, at 10 O'Clock a. m
Persona having bills will present them by
that day.
Tho Supply Committee will meet at the
Aims Holss Saturday, May l, at IL o'clock
q. m., wheR proposals. will be received for
furnishing the Aims House TOR tho next three
months with bread, meats and toraeco.
4I.6tdltw J. W. OOUCH, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24

ONLY $16, ,S25.oS was reported in the
City Treasury on Thursday night by
Treasurer Guthrie. This Is 3 small
amount with which to run the city ur
to the 6rst Of July.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24

THOSE PANTALOONs
THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTALOONs
THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTAL0ONS
THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTALOONS
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24

V, EMoVAL-JAOOB BEUNNER HAS
removed hts watch store from NO. S3l
olessed to attend to Gil who may favor him
with thgis patronage, aztlmd
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24

ry,HE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
4 in PhiladeI lhia, JUHN WANAMAFER
:Irsud Ueg0t, iSth IT., MerEet " Ch:scnut,a
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
CIRCULATION.

That onr readers and advertisers may
sea for themselves that the REPUBLICAN
is tie pspsr OF the masses of the people,
We have concluded to give its circula-
tion for few days, commencing with
Saturday Last. The following are the
Goursa
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24

DEAR BLESS MY HEART AUNT
- Sally, what are you carrying such q
load for? uh, Jane l have just been to the
Granger store. 1U3 T.. 9Th St., and bought a
gallon can Of Peach Sauce at 50 cents, 1t jnst
makes ne 10 pies; a gallon can Of Apples for
40c., a gsllon can Of Squash for 'c.,you would
cans OF Pears for 25c., delicious for desert Ii
seedless Cherries. .22c.; b Hucsleberries, 14c.
! also bought PruneiIs and Italian Peaches,
bought 70 d Of those GeorYia Peared Peaches,
they beat sll creation, only 2 bs for No.: tbsn
bouRh: Cranberries at l0e., and can String.
Doaps at JOG, North of England Sauce, l0c. a
pies In thick syrup for 3oc., ~ bars Of Soap at
20 bar and cah't tell ycu all Jane. Go and
see their goods opened to-day and you will
carry more than have. Their $500 Flour is
excellent I'm of Aunt Sally to Granger
store, 1903 E. eth st. 2S+2t T. NJ. WlER.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
INDEED THEY ARE
GREAT BARGAINy

Every pair of the PANS y,
tain lots that we are,.nor sa,, :,
Z" move some large blocks Of Ys,. saa
is worth $5 or 80, though V '''
We only charge sa.so.
We only charge $3.50.
We only charge $3.50,
We only charge $s so,
We only charge 90 SO
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24

N-n Don n and ai,er FeDfa'''
VIII run na follows: ,rI5. lO.@a1
Leave WnmiDgtof az ''''' ID
Rir,v. q; OK Lsnaenl'ors, "'' a D' D,.',l
6.l0. p. u. ,s6o o. nr ,"s
leave Landenbefg, o. o0'is o. o, I'll
Arrive at Wilrhing'0,I TvNNGI
2.23ti -~--
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
HaIlROAD LIS Es
DGIL.ADHLPHIA, y M ihri,TROAn |

NNsILADELPHlA, ~ lRtjap.
4 BA-LTIMORE RAdhiiS;o "a iS;o,
r. y..aadeIphlA and ln'slI4Ja L4Ja
tsssA roo, sic, Aa%, a. d. '''''.
| p. ~. r,.oso, O 90. G& !.
Ph;ia4ielph!a, !, ana I y ESS . m ~" -.
A. ~, lp.ls, iS.D 3 40 :. m' i;sts Stsd
IsuJtiaora and lnts'mso''"
q, ". ny,nc r9s p 2,
Tsi.iiaoYs and WasliihS''S'
a. n1, 1gFs, l.04, 5.1s p; p;,,,,,u m' locVsI
Tr:JYs asr Dslaware DiY'I ~ C.NEa 4
GSaT f.iise, aiS Q, "a, n;,,n,SSiase nlSis ssa|
1.!.s...'4., ,s.a and lpts!H'''
A. nj, I,Ia, . 30 p. m. 1.ot. ssliNi
Dslmar ani tntefneoH'''
H., A.l0 +. ~. m.,,,n.yTEAI@
Yb..aieiyhis aaa la'e'T "a :, ",
Is.Ion'.Ia,, { ". GA, sto !; iIrrR, ni s.Sa
~ %hiiaG #. u, G;lpIia sad EeT E,,stSs' %EA1
Enl.iao;9 aDs wahni,ns' w,,ns ytSs&0sgs,
Trr irrther iniorn.SsS@In ,S Incted Al
erred 70 the time ts2sSIE + KgEh@l
H. Al
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24
A FULL LINE OF

Davidson, Ilasan zoo
happy them through our s
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24

NTOTTCE.-LAWN MOWERS SHARP.
" enod by u. W. Bliss, formerly az a09
KING street. Orders oan be lstt at tho olga:
store OF j. B. Whitaon, 10 w. 8th Ut. 412-3t
Daily Republican., 1880-04-24

|iEP2I,.-.
. .anOi no
&.a A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28

According to dispatch received yesterday after
noon irow Mr.. George DAILY, superintendent at tie
Little ChIcf the Little PItt-burg ~ likely T. strike
in the Dives claim az any moment Mr. DAILY
says; The ore BODY ia the Little Chict will ne
certain to run into The Dives works from our ~.
shaft TIE ore il very rich aud INCREASING M size III
different directions. i Is very valuahl".'
President BldW oil, of the Green Mountain, t"!e-
graphs from the mine Under date Of April 20. tndt
a severe snow storm was prevailing. Inc iui-r was
looking finely ana work "a the new mills vas Icing
eneTgeticaiy pushed.
The superintendent of the Great Eastern fric-
gold IS the result If tho las. cighi-'.gy It, repre-
scnting III valu" about $500
The SILVER Cha mIil began running on the 10Th
instant
The new superintendent: of thr l}.,3srh hls ar.
rived It the mines, AID reports t!t i'r ,rurcHtra-
zion works are making proprc-s rapidly.
The superintendent 90 the Robinson Consolidated
reports, unl,r date rl Apt. H. that sdIlr.cs luhc.
from No. 81, south cIu.-c,.i. which vas llrU IN
solid ore, ha! .,s-y"l DER ION iGJ vi. silver ana 90
pr cent lead. The icdsc vas IRA lualiy thick.
cnmg.
The "a ,erintcudcut Of the Chryspiitc reports. I'M
d date 81 April 20, that t!r different ore ia"rH IN
III" mine bore = pcuc..lly improved Hppc lrHrc".
The several winz"S' wcrr Iap;tlr approaching
stained material. No g. Yul,urc WIZ. and
Chrysotc shafts No. 3 and / "crc IA
polphyGy. The sand ore 20 ChryS1tr NJ. , WAS in
cTcasIHg. The WINS u;r + 81 #Hi 4 % were both
in sand, and thc uprdisc Oh 4 - showed fifteen feet
Of black sanl Calbn'dtr. iHr new level Was prom
Using well. The Eva w"E' ,rGsscut was sill en-
larcing. Shipped April ~ and day previous 2l2
tons Total for April l.7GS Ions.
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tive and stubborny resisted tho decline uuti astor
midday, when il yielded to 40ssa401s Tho mar.
ket closed excited and weak. s.,T.4,.. ~.
The aual changes from tho closing priccs yester.
day are as follows: Deciines-C., c., c.. and 1.
Northwest preferred, and Iron Mountain, each i
Chesapeake and Ohio, Erie Northern Pacific, Union
Pacific, and Wabash. each g.; Northwestern.
Delaware and Hudson, Metropolitan Elevated.
New-tork Elevated, and Ohio and Mississippi.
each q; Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern, Lake Shore. Michigan Central, ST. Paul
ana Sioux City, and Wabash preferred, each
%; st. Paul, Hannibal and st. Joseph pre-
ferred, and New-Jersey Central. each q Hanni.
pal and st. Joseph. Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
Central and Hudson, and Erie preferred, each q,
houston and Texas and Morris and Essex, each
chicago. st. Paul and Minneapolis Illinois Central,
ana western Union. each IL; Canada Southern
and st. Louis and San Francisco, each Ia Pacific
Mail. 49, and Reading. 2 per cont. Advances
Manhattan Elevated, Isl c.. G. and L c.. Cleveland
and Pittsbnrg, Ontario and Western, and st. Paul
and Sioux City preferred. each L.
Government bonds were Little more active and
prices were firm. The transactions at the Board In
Guided sales of $40 900 coupon 6s OF 1881 at 1901
$4,000 coupon 6s at 104 and 81, 900 registered
at 1929, $4,000 coupon digs at 1O87s and $3OOu0
coupon 4s at 1O7l0107as Annexed are the clos
ing QuOtatiOnaf
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There was no business done In State bonds or CITY
bank stocks.
The dealings in railroad bonds included
ffty-eight different varieties. but generally
the business was in unimportant amounts
and insignificant. The special feature was
the remarkable firmness exhibited By the Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas issues the first consols of
1881 and the seconds at 63la 062s@83. Erie
second consos were dnll and shade higher ut 9Ies
@9112. Boston, Hartford and Erie firsts were
Z lower at 551a. and Rome. Water.
town and Ogdensburg bonds yielded from
G7Os to Go. New-Jersey Central incomes
were heavy and sold at S149S0. but LehiGh and
Wilksbarre cOnsOls we're strong at 95i2 Mobile and
Ohio first o. were firm at 102. Canada Southern
firsts yielded from 81 to ooh. There is more doin,
than formerly in small way, however, n the first
class mortgages at some slight concessonsin prices
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained 5000, 761 on bal.
ance made up by gains of SsO,455 currency and
1922 300 This makes the total gain since last
cent all day, and the demand continued until after
tho close OF bank hours. The common rate
on on Governments IS per cent Ihe change
day is return to 90 cents premium at
ST. Louis. But the misfortune is that q rate of 40
cents discount at Boston is more potent in drawing
premium at Chicago and 90 cents premium at 81.
Louis in sending funds to New-YOrk. Tho
United States Treasurer at Washington to-day re-
ceived $4S0.000 in National bank notes for re-
dcmptiOn. The customs receipts were 100000
and the internal revenue receipts were $240,000.
The following is the Clearing House statement to-
day: Exchanges 500, OH; balances, 49, 79S 343.
The transactions at the sub-Treasury covered:
Receipts. $952.G50; payments S349, $50
currency balance Sc, 25S,6SO: coin balance,
S102. 1877, 00S.
As was expected, with any demand for foreign
exchange, which hos heen postponed, not satisfied,
rates Immediately advanced. The alleged cause
for tO-day's advance is q scarcity of commercial
bills. Yet the Custom House returns show exports
of merchandise for the week ended to-day valued
at S. 10G,9j4 against 81 ,5J5,5SS for the pre-
Ccding week. The true reason for the advance in
rates that the POSTPONED remlttances for imports
cannot be much longer delayed. The following arc
bn ROY pun
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MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY. April 27-T. N.
The mining shnres markets do not yet afford an
opportunity to congratulate holders upon improved
prospects,. While as rule the reports from the
mines are favorable. it may almost be said that tho
better the reports from the property are the greater
is the depression the market value OF the stock
To-day Silver Cliff was an exception to tue general
heaviness Of the market, and with considerable
business rose to 4.15. But Chrysolite dragged
at 17s4 to II, and Little Pittsburg at
605a4 Little Chief was strong a. $500.
Consolidated Virginia declined from 3.5b TO
SO and California from 2.7O to 2.40O
$50 Buwer was 80 lower At @, and Bodie steady
at Sl4 Climax yielded 10 $50, South Hite to DO
and Moose co l. CalavcTas better, selling at 81
OSS0S4, against 80 yesterday, but Gold Placer de-
cliucd from 81 to so. Buckeye was a little
stronger at AZ. and Great Eastern Mt 80. Lacrosse
rose Q cents to Al but fell back 10 40. Rappahan-
mock WAS weak and declined TO 27029 South Bo-
die sold at 43. assessment paid. Hul1ll was barely
steady nj 2.25, and Green Mountain was cents
lower at 800 The market closed dull.
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF pKILADELpHLA STOCKS.
TUESDAY, Aprll o7-p d,

TUESDAY. April 27-P. NJ.
The stock speculation to-day continued to be de-
pressed, and further concessions i'll prices wero
made for nearly the whole list. There were two OF
three smart rallies for the stocks which had fallen
the most but only'tO be followed by sharper de-
clucy. The business was more active than yester-
DAY, tho transactions covering 203.O02
shares against 202,210 shares Monday The
action of the Canadian banks in calling in some
SIS 100000 of loans, because of the Albany legis-
latlon, was not without its effect upon the market
aud as the same banks propose TO withdraw about
So 900 more tomorrow, and to continue to
withdraw their funds until some $2O.O00O00 Of
Canadian capital has been restored, it is not I'M
likely that the market VIII DO still further affected
by the same cause.
One Of the special features Of tO.day's market.
aud Il novel one for late years. was the demand to
borrow Central and hudson stock against tie cos-
ing Of the transfers to-day for the annual election
in June. The stock was freely borrowed
free of interest, while the borrowers were also bor
rowars OF large sums of money ut full legal rates.
The price of the stock, however. de-
Glued from 1918 to 13O4013Ol2 and
it is likely that II large portion Of the
stock which has been borrowed will be re-
turned within tho next three days The coal stocks
were particularly active and huctuated frequently
but finally broke below yesterdays lowest figures.
Ontario and Western again was strong, and with
sales Of 43. 403 shares added fraction To its final
price yesterday. Erie and Lake Shore opened at
their highest and closed at their lowest prices,
the difference in each case being n per
cent. The grangers were about tho best
sustained stOcksotthe list but they yielded TO the
general depression and their final figures were the
lowest of the day. The Southwestern list Of rail-.
ways was dull, but followed the general market.
Western Union, with moderate amount OF bust
ness, fell from 1868 to l06Ss Pacific Mail was ac
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6clp n1antc0.

WANTED.-A man not less than thirty years
W of age. who satisfactory rei"rcnces ~ to
characters position in te receiving shipping dcuaTmcnt
exp 1cnced in preferred. Apply trilar.
April So, between - and O'C eek =. L. Van DU$ER,
Mhocsar Drug g, 81 DaTCays and 80 Para place, Ee"
York.
WANTED.--A mln and wife without chill
w cOaehman, gardener COOK. &C.; must De wen
rCcommcdc Address for lays J. T. g., as lIOaGWay.
care cantor Bros, Merrill 4 co.
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Qress 4iIakiuq.

A DYERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
UPTOWN 0FFi Ci-5 20 l,saS BROADWAY, cos Tlirtydrs
No, 81 East FOur:Cenih'st corner un"i-sgI1re, 200
Thrtaye. FOrtysevehth.St; at the lARLEM OFFICE.
No 2.3sl Ihr.a one anu rvs y tl-gG.
QIarlem Savings BANK BuI!ing, up 20 p regular
oEiccrate2
A DRESSMAKER working in first class fam
IA lies Few Cngagem sHs. bV the day week.
Address D. NJ. Box "a, Tribune Uptown Office Z3S
way.
A FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER, French
designer expert at her business in every respect desires
the country Address a. T., BOX 65, Tribune Uptown Of
fee. l ,23S Broadway.
ZINE UNDERWEAR of every description to
Il order all garments made by measure gOve.ntng
drawers AID hysienc garments a specially. MISS Nc.
ENTIE All 6tlaye.
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New pnblildlloH5
~ p. PUTNAM's SONS.
lS2 FIFTH.AVE. NETWORK,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:

PUBLISH THIS DAY;
An original treatment important question.
LIFE. ITS TRUE GENESIS. by IL W. WRIGHT Of
Nev.Haven Conn. l2mo. cloth, 81 90.
The remarkable work enters the scientific
cld theory Of Life. planting himself squarely
Bible Genesis and showing that all the phenomenal aets
fne both the vegetable animal kingdoms specn
cay this formula That primoda germs
(meanug eernna principles ne) Of every living thing
alone excepted-sp themselves upon the EARTH
that they severay make appearance, after It's
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diliUns exist.
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EDITION or IRvING's WORKS.
THE SKETCH BooR OF Godfrey Crayon Geur Octave
ilu.tTatcd, cloth extra.
Subscriptions received for entire only by prn.
cinal dealer and the publishers.
Price ger volume e. 90.
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cone of specimens OF book. making OF the Gay
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substantial elegance and Il Is worthy of
the literature ii presens."r Louisville CourerJournB
READY NEXT WEEK,
EIrE IN DEPENDENT MOVEMENTS IN NEw.YoRK
% element election problem In party
government.
BYA REPUBLICAN,.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Dolnell. Lawson g. Co. will remove May to 100
Broadway, and the hrm name thereafter will be
Donnell, Lawson g. Simpson.
VIM. B. Hatch g. Co., bankers. 20 Pinest New.
York. buy the stock and bond script and deferred
interest coupons OF tho Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company.
All CLASSES Of stocks and honda bought and sold
on commission.
Interest allowed on daily balances.
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IL 0.cLOCK 10 2g VCLOcK.

Tc.a5 * Pacific list Boston lat Mobile mtg
3Oln ... lCaIEI 5,1up. ..ijI iO,hlD....... lO2
Ere lew "a CON Dri Is Bio q list Kan Pac lsC con
I.uln 81 81 1919 "i......tu5'll 6,"Op...... .."G4
I,i'iyi G WHOA ~ ...l uja- Erie lat MoFtgage
2onH.... ...! - Font wayne lst 2,oOh. -
.....,~lsI l..gn........JO GTta western ID
Central Pacific G Il II TX .fonu 5000 .. .lUis
IGD,I - afro ~ EultoH 81 Gin :. spring rd LIST
,.oEin,y Try = :. Uu ...it7a Gar by l a.
gaIOI l,,s't Union iarIHc isJ 1000. ...... lUS
La pim G Nun IN 5.uVO....ll2L Cu ilirg ld lst
,.urn 10 iCCGIC Inc Gar by Lake shore
I5uc r. Con Gnd l,OOO I'LL 10 g.. illus
no. r.. II n. CAIr & y " con StLNI fcuutan
MG'l, & q Isl Reg Bonds Cairo Ark & tx LIST
ORG ,, nv y : i,f chic r. < Psc g $500 63 lOlIs
iuuub ,..,...gHL 1917 CoupUBs Central Iowa LIST
TOl ~ Wab.h let l,ucO......: III l. 100. ,;.-HSh
guUO..... lUO Iutn'I & Gt y isg 40 Kan s. Tex "a
5,OUO.......l Ol l0,0UO. ga,
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THE
DELICAN and DIVES MINING COMPANY.

THE
PELICAN and DIVES MINING COMPANY.
Organized under the laws OF The state OF Sew.Y York
silver Mines situated az GEORGETOWN,
In Griffith DistuC', Gear Creek County Colorado,
Capital StOcE. SjOCONOD; 10000 Shares.
STOCK FULL PAID And NON-A~S ES~A BILE.
Registrars of Transfers Fgmera' Loan aud Trust o.
BanKeiS The National ark Ot the state OF New YORK
TRUSTEES;
NoRvIN GREEN, President W. L. Telegraph Co. " "
HENRY d. PLANE President southern TX. Co, " Y.
j. &. BABCoCK, Treas Adams Tx. Co, y. Y.
D. ]. CARSON Southern Bel Telephone & Tel Co. Wy
J. II. MUEsoS. Drexe Building New.YOrk,
ALBEIT b. CHANDLER President A. aud p. Tel Co.. ~ y.
W. C. HUNSToNE, Gonl Supt. a and r. lei. Co.. n. Y
TEo N Van, Gen. Man. National Telephone Co. Boston,
THos J. BRADY. Assist Postmaster Gcnl Washington DC
HENRY s. RussRLIs Boston, Mass
General FRANCIS J. MAEsHALI. Georgetown Col.
JAMES M. oRAEs GeuI supt Boil Telep Tel Co N "
OFFICERS;
E0RVIN GREEN. President
HENRY b. RUSSELL, Vice. President.
THEO. N VAIL. Vice President
X. II. ROCHESTER,, Treasurer
GEORGE G.. WILDE Secretary.
CLARENCE CARY. NeW.York. (c.,
JEROME 2. MANNING Worcester, Mass. 1OuuSb-
Principal once lV7 Broadway, Room 20, Western Unl0n
Building, HewYOTk.
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New 31nbIltGilons.

NEW NOVELS
By Thomas Hardy and John Esten Cooke.
THE COMPLETION OF
GIESELER'S CHURCH HISTORY
AGUIDE TO SHORT WHIST.
SHAKESPEARE'S HENRY ~.
Edited by ROlfe.
HARPER g. BROTHERS. New-York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
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Allnln9.

M
I OWLAND CHIEF CONSOLIDATED
IL SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Omces. BOTeel Building ll5 BTOhtwaY. New.YoTk.
Capital, SlO,UO0O0O: shares 2UD,U0O: SJp.
Registrars OF stock: the FARMER'S LOAN AND TRUST
co. NeWYOrI
OFFICERS
s. W. DORSEY, President
JOHN STANTON, Jr, Vice President.
l. w. TOItREG. Secretary aud Treasurer
TRUSTEES:
jose T. do Navarro Geo. 3. Hoyt,
Joseph H. Parsons, John stanton, IT,,
u H. BRrnum, J. L. Alexander,
IL. C. Dickinson II. w. G.. Wheeler,
Stephcn l. French, A Arrange. :. ". Dorsey.
ROBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING
~ COMPANY.
Organized under the laws OF New.YOrk.
locations Of mines: SUMMIT COUNTY, COLORADO.
Capital Stock slOOOO0OO 2000oO shares par value, $50
STOCK UNASSESSABLE.
OFFICERS
President. g EOKGE -. ROBERTS.
VICE President, GEORGE Is. ROBINSON
Secretary, ID. +. YERDEEAL
6rCaSUTer STEPHEN " WHITE.
General Manager JAN Els g. BROWN
Consulting Engineer, W. .. KIIisS.
Bankers, AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
TRUSTEES:
George d. Roberts George b. robinson ArAnn T. n gaord
Stephen V. White, Jonas IL. ETeICh, John ID.
Prince ltIfuB Hatch
Principal ONCE: PomnR - Sud sc BOREEL BUILDING,
No 10 broadway, New.foTk
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I TITLE CHIEF MINING COMPANY.
LOCATION OF MINES: LEADVILLE COLORADO.
CAPITAL STOCK sIO.0OOOOo-sHAREs 100000
PAR, $50.
CYRUS II. MCCORMICK. President. GEORGE D.
ROBERTS vice.Presdcnl D.. vERDENAL zee.
rotary; ". s. KEYEs. General Manager
Trustees; Jonas II. French q Boston. Arson = X sat
old Ot Nrw-iork; Jesse Spa1ldng Of Chicago Adeber
HcE OF Of JIg H. HS 81 B'rl9 T. e. Iec@
McComicK Of Chicago George A. Bruce OF BUston Luther
dcorgc D. RobsrS Of NtvYSrK io''O' Z" N'"'lOrN
Once Gcrcc building 10 il5 RFoad%% Ne%Yo lGA
I TITLE PITTSBURG CONSOLIDATED
~ MINING COMPANY
LOCATION OF MINES. LEADvILLE COLORADO.
Organized upder laws OF NegYork stock unassessa
be; 2cOOUO shares Iar value 5iOc.
OILERS
JEROME. 7. CIlAFFEE prc.lort.
u. Il. NOFFAr, JI, \ ace. President
ii. 4. KIEKHhM Secretary.
Trustees.
IJS 9m G4GGf cG@ @n, Js6 5r ]Pae3 smith
J1' H. S gaa IIo'nSSs sST odr, a. y" a8o
W il i;'aindin. ConnccIi'at '''"
General Manager Of the Min $3.50. .. lii:FRIcR.
Bankers frs' National RagE egver FIRST N"onll EanS
Registrar Of Transfers, Fourll National Rans, NY
Offices, BphIEL BUILDING 80 10 Broadway. ~.
MOHAVE MINING AID MILLING CO.,
MINERALPlRK MOHAvE Co. ARIZONA.
ORGANIZED UNDER NE,,-yOGK STATE LAW4
STOCK NON.AS~ EsBABLE.
capital s''O'IGF Fti 4 .4ag'' OF *'oe'eA
EDwARD 81. CLARK. President.
iIISIiAi,p' " a. Nt:f:iN n,o,,-,.
of 'aoT ,ob d & Nj i e"rr n -ucrn
20, sixth moor. subscription price, - per share
MINING OFFICE or
No. 81 BROAD-,f. NEw.YOkK.
(Aflcr May Stevens Building Wall and Nassaussl
FINANCIAL AGENTS ofine Crccu Mountain ami cnero
koc Cold Mining Comnancs.
California Office: 3Ii Montgomery.gt san Francisco.
Members NowYork Mining Stock Exchange.
MORNING STAR ,...
uA Consolidated MINING COMPANY.
Organized under the laws Of Now.York
Location Of Mines: CARBOSATG HILL. LEADYILIE
COLORADO. ~
Capital Stock sGc0OOO; 100000 shares; Par Value 800
STOCK FULL PAID AND UNAssEssABIE.
GENERAL OFFICES Of the Company: NO. 70 ceuarst,
DEPosTToRY. Continental National Bank. New.York.
YORK.. '
OFFICERS:
vise.Pfssident, FRE6 TAYLoh
general Manager OF the Mines, JOS. ". WATSON.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jpo H. Routt Ex-Governor Of Colorado; Joseph NJ
Watson, r. Ekin Fret. Taylor Of Continental National
Bank 8. V. White, Bella 5. Bucl!, Geo. s. cry.