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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29
DEAF-MUTE ASYL UNI.

No more important measure viii
come before the present Legislature
than the question of providing an
asylum for the deaf and dumb, rem
dered necessary by the burning Of
the institution at Delavan last sum
mer. Naturally the people of Della
van are anxious that the new insti-
,ute shall be erected at that point
but its recognized lack Of many i'm
portant advantages, among them in
sufficient ground room, and incon-
venience of access to a large part of
the State, lead many to think that a
change Of location is desirable for
the advantage Of the public, and for
the benefit of pupils. So far MS we
hear the only arguments in favor Of
Delavan, are the few buildings yet
remaining, and the claim that the
ten acres Of sandy hillocks upon
which the buildings were erected,
was originally donated by some of
the residents Of the place for the
purpose. The total value Of the
States remaining property at Della
van is so little that it should have
no weight whatever in determining
the permanent location Of the insti-
tute; and the fact that tho donors
Of the land were enabled thereby to
sell property adjoining that would
have been otherwise worthless, at
handsome prices, ought to settle the
claim Of DeIavan on that score.
Some of the best mute educators
OF the country look with disfavor
upon one great institution for a
State, and strongly advocate smaller
institutions located in different parts,
as the best means of insuring better
aud more general education Of the
unfortunates, and equally economic
al. On this principle the mutes Of
New York and several other States
are provided for, and general salts
faction is the result 1t is estimated
that about $4,000 will be necessary
TO rebuild at Delavan to which add
$780, goo asked for by the trustees to
pay expenses for the year, and we
have grand total of Sl6O, OU0-at
least SCI, O00 more than would be
required to transform the maCniii-
cent Washburne farm, near Madison,
into an asylum superior IN all I'M
portant respects to anything twice
the sum would bring at Delavan. 1t
would be more convenient to the
people Immediately under the eye
Of the State officials at all times ;
and covering about 20 acres Of rich
aud beautifully situated land, would
afford students an opportunity for
employment in agriculture. instead
Of making it necessary to rent adj
joining grounds for vegetable gar
dens and pastures, AS has been the
case at Delavan whenever any vege-
tables were cultivated.
1t seems to us that If the Legisla-
ture acts without prejudice, and
with a disposition to secure the
greatest good to the greatest num-
Der, the beautiful Edgewood proper
ty will be secured, and a magnificent
asylum at a cost so small that Sec
end institution at some more north
ern point can be also established for
what will be required for the one
asked for at Delavan within two
years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

r70a week. SIP a day AT home easily made.
D loosely outfit free. Address True x Co.,
Au. Sta, Maine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

eSSe =. Smoker.
4 TTORNI3Y At LAW and Notary Public Vi,b
n land Iva county, Wis. Conveyaneir. ana
collections promptly attended to-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29
DE-. II. w. OShO
-fTIORNEYS.

John T. Jones,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR podgeylljt
y Wisconsin Wiiipractice in all he court Of
tE4s State except the Iowa County fIr0bate) Court
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

A. Me Arthur.
1 TTORNFT AT LAW Mineral Point Wis or.
~ fee over p. Aliens store, opposite Clty Hall.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

Wilson * McIlhon,
4 1TORNrYS AND COUNSELORS- - Office ia
~ the City Bank, Mineral Poiut Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29
CITY HOTEL,

eTINERAL POINT Wis, Wen furnished roorrs
VA eood tables, and reasonable charges. 1hs
best brands OF Wines, liquors, and cigars alwsys
II hand.
MARX TERRILl. Prop
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

Mosrs N. STEoNG. JAMES G. MoNtHA,
Strong & M onahan,
4 TrORNENS AT LAN-Ollce IN Frglc's burd,
n ing, OPPOSITE, the Post Office. up stuirs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

Reese * Carter,
4 TTORNEYs AND COUNSELORS, Dodrcyins
n Wis VIII practice in all courts in the stare
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29
DENTISTRy.
DR.. j w OdqerS,

nENTISr. All operations performed without
- pain by the use OF medicatcd air, or gas
Rooms, over JcasualcS grocery store, II
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MIXING AND EINANCIAL.
J. s. Stanton, 10 Nassan-st. will buy New-Jersey
Midland First Mortgage Certificates.
COTTON MAKKETs-BY TELEGRAPH,

LIvrRroo~ April l-i29O ., m.ccOn dull easier Mn.
Sae aoing 100 b9,s toE sDeeal'ss,pn and eTnort Re-
Gspt none @ xp ri" an. M SaV xaSy
DO NAY and June delivery "a qS2 a1i Go JG3o and
7 also a do AUGUST ama SelG SSd, 9'Se Id
LIvEIPoo April 1-l:3O p. m.-Mddne upanis Coitnn.
74d Midollne nrlean- 1Sd 10y MdGing Cnlana adi
IIvguPoo- ApIii ITO p m-Ihe Gales oi the day In
Iad Tow Mladlng claus Ap,l ami Nav deinery 7oi;
MAprl cotton dull ami nominal Madnns l2iGc
Oi BAIr TStS April i-coou quiet Mnane i9c
bales exports cOaslwise % baes; rates. - bates stock
BosToS. April Icoilon dun; nj ldng l3lss: Low M
I2aac.; Good orii"Sry IT, er7t Scpis Bales
Aprl i-Soon Tnelans,h Mif9;tns ls7sS
oepis 343 bales exports coastwite 1873 bales sales 800
acSS1Ti Apn i-Cotron quiet; Middlng l?gc4 Low
siiddnnG u ri Good Ordinary &C. icccip tq ~ Ds's
UILyEs1oS April I.-Coton dnl nominal; M"ldinr w.
Iw Mdns I "a 5o,s .o" sio Si as "''
iouisvllE Anil I.-Coon quiet ,!icding l9eec,
ccipis ~ hars shipments, Lips bales; safes $50 haies
%5is. Aini Cotton unchanged Miains i2ac low
@idlmG ~. Goea ufnaiy Xxx: r Iccg'p "a gr's
%twuKiEaS- ApriI LOTION stea'l'r Mi'dhAg. l2-r:
pT7 Iric, gross 800 aies exports Great ihlan.
a aSs S9a:! % sISr o YSos7 6.I SaS ~ ''
N"epoH April l--Joilol steady bidding l2'si me- re,
OIrs apgLrniA April cotton quiet; Midas 1917 Low
gross IA bales spinners zi0 a~s; sioc" G
ciangd Mdalnq iz' Icy Mcdms ~ o,i g@, i,s 5
bales sales last evening 100 bales s''eS 22"
bales Lofts AprI IColon quiet lower: Jidannr ieac
Low Mdnt. az g Coca Crilnars = ~ iscwp,d X;
WAxa1oa April quiet MtHss l2s' L9 g
s. cx pors caastwise 20 bales sioeS. 1888 bates
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HrFFaL, hpri l-.rIsT- iiccelpt4 to-day. l3OO hean
t week inns ar. 40 hcan, for the same time
ronsirfpd through. 40 market
du t.ndi r1: Imyers holding m. hOpirg tO obtain
t0ac'ssons Of Good 10 ChOre Steers unsOu
So - - nOnr. 81.
SuffP ASp LAME, Receipts TO-DAY. 4I"o head tnaI Tor
The tjOb mead; fDT The TIM" last ~ ek.
$4,000 heLd gn.i through - market duh and
cropping oncs generally 81 good qua lily sales ~ Pa
shoe; 40 - Fancy 50 %
0Ss3J: Western lambs - 500 - reaan uusnd.
tphav. ~ had Tor The week thus
far - Ot) head for the same lime las week. .i:n head
through 1855 markell Demand aud Offerings
Lghf Il inrktrs Fair 10 Churr. ~ - OTFi 80;
Nz.st las AID Workers. ! 0sl 90: Heavy sale
" StidRR - Fair En'i4 tHoiaae
~ .OG%i PsH - 0fi =; be rades iiapo ed or
CHICAGO Ami l. fu,--i,rrtipi~. - t"n hcau shD-
mint. 81 BEAD: a clear
ancr nj 4 fcrnr Of "a zoe; AiizrI Parking.
l"..Y. !tUfi tagIi. O6rt 49,
CAr;LE-ltecbiA 1.nuU hptd: spmen'A 300 hrni mar.
st atds d.iioral4lcd and sow' Shipping. 0t1 so:
l.rf,.t,s~ ard FHtncis quiet
a. cin-i JIM. with nnn.,r ~ all
Kinds ui huid the LAY th"r' more activity
SILLY mt. 1000 bead; rhiul'Hi7, i,oD head mar
3D. u,tItl a.. ftYtr so common az Ai"inIn $3.50 90
t..,l too boise. -tn 20 %.
f.-i Lars ny Prau. AlIl -CArIlp Receipts @lS h"nd
Aad l. head 81 local stock 40 bn-inns was done
49,. Eccrin'- 500 head Yoi - 5OGsl 20: Phla
frip Ia. gfGrJ -.
>iiafr- i.c,,lpt.. .. 700 head noe s~llng
Aptl i.t'At1 FAcuv' hut lover on all grades
ir q" oe~, supply afg': .iNy not ufst-caHs liV"
~l 80 =iG - -. frir icyv - 80 - go Cnminon
ard ii-lf -b0-i a. ~tock"T- ani Feeder
p - Is; COWS and iircrs, ,. 2,6$J 20; rrcriDs
gro hrli shirme. n. i.5rn BEAT
~ulff-~ cay wtI dTinand go H. - jOdSJ - ;
~ Choice. - 3I4.D -. iccrp;s. 100 had ship
,i.'.,~-i"-rr Yorl~rs a.d naltlnotes - 9bet4 A.
20 fsu"s. - S'st. 80. receipts. 100 head
lDpatai .,iO1 hraG
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EUROPEAN Markets.

LIVERPOOL April 1POrk Prime Mess Eastern steady cad,
steady at 80 :; short Rib. dull at 81; Long Clcar
8; Cd short Clear Steady sssl rd9s Gs
du sO Extra Mess steady At 80 Prime Mess steady a.
CITY dull 55i;. Iurpentile-spiri,s steady a. 4sI
Fiour~Txtra state dull at l5 Wheat-spriug. No. 3
dull a 3D.. Spring. 2 dull 109d.; New Win
Western dull at lid, New southern Winter da
duh at 800. cottonseed OIL Yellow American, none
in market. kOsn-COmmOp. London. steady Al 4!6d-
Turpentne spirits at T1don steady at 4S Cd stocks
Wheat $780, 900 ceual Corn $4,000 centals Flour 200
Pork l.5 bbs OLD. 1850 bbls Bacon, s750 boxes
Shoulders LOO boxes Cheese o300U boxes Hams, $3.50
boxes Lard 1880 tons.
LIVERPOOL April 1-12.3O D. m.-Beef 59 per Dbl
i.oSDos. April 1-i30 mRefned Petroleum. o's1 per
gal Spirits OF Turpentne 1894. DER cwt
ANTWERP. April 1-Petroieum. 1888 francs for hne pale
American.
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AT ATLANTIC PORTS.
AT CHICAGO AND MILwAuKIK.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

LoynpS Apri -l23Op CON os 5ris for both money
md tie account T. -. bonds four per f'ii- 10 .: ~
!anio and Great Wtster hfsI mort gage irsrts tciH'"
Goa; jersey Central -Os 80; lir I,aWaV sair~
4Gas -er,a Oir ~ Illru!s Central ili psIit.
vania CeDiIa jJA KeAing Railroad bog. AeS.NOrS Cen.
ira, I:Naq, e. dlV
IGSDoN. Aprii 1-2 ~. ta.-Thc button in IA" bank 81
decreased G3lG,OJJ during Ia" Tie
pltviinn Bank Of England liability. Which
iasi wcrL was 80 per cent now { = al.
LONDON. Ap.tl li:jU H. IHU. = huHr- fpir Itf ''rf 20
1857 four AMI lIii pc' cents il!h Atlantic aui tf .
Western trustees cerilncftes ~; do,
40. ~ L. lmDis Genital. III b.. r. 80.
5J2- Paris three per cent itnes
al s3 francs A. contimr- FOR the account
TAKis. April 1.-The specie IN tie Eank Of France la-
crfa.fd ~ OOp francs inUuC The wk Tir Bank OF
France reduced It's rate Of discount to 81 per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North RIrer. Vessels Gnd RriI~o11S
THURSDAY, April /. 1890
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
THURSDAY. ApIil l, 1850.

Cnet. abOut stcndy.
COFFLE-Ilio dun aud normally unchanged Ordi.
Prime Cargoes 13a4 &C., intending Fair al ljc
OF cargOes The obbing demand only mOlcrat
at late prices. Mild Gradts quiet and unchanged
MaracaDo l30 l7c Java 22d 9Jc Iaguayra, lial5 2c.
Gotta Rica 1907 rc. 200 bags MaracaibO ex Clautus
srld private terms.
COIrON-SpOt Cotton quiet steady and unchanged saea
673 bales 600 last EVENING" all for cOnsumptOn delivered on
900 bales receipts az the ports today. 522 bales
against J3 bales this dhv Last week and $50 last year
since September 4gSl4 bales against DOS during
the period last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02
of city hank stocks, 100 shares of Mechanics sold
ct 145. The bidding and asking prices at the first
sEx dividend,

The dealings In railroad bonds were light. and
generally with small fluctuations. Erie second
consols sold at 92SsQ92ls against 92l4 yesterday,
and the funded 5s at 6G4Q sea- Missouri, Kansas
seconds selling at 67l4GG7 cS interest. New-Jer-
Central cOnsOls solo mt 1901 tx quarterly in
terest Ohio aud Mississippi seconds were
quoted tx Two cOupOns-Ouc years interest
and sold at 1133iGli4 against 120l2
Yesterday rSts of Springfield DIVISION rose to 81 p
IaS1 The elevated railroad lirsts steady: New
York at 112 ard Metropolitan at 102@l029s The
market presented little Of interest. ana the closing
0uotailons are as follows:
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n1sS So y No aa R RSsa sDd clover SEED
dnI Mammoth g Prime ss s. At The s'oss Wheat,
81 2os Corn firm No sp, ySe NAY a ob Heec apS
shpments-wheat il50O0 bush; Corn $4,000 bush: oats
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LIVE Stock MARKET.

Npw.ynnK Ap-il l.-BEEVE S-No fresh receipts and
ear to-day There slow, dull trade In
Ir,s.I l. ri Warrington Market. and prices were fdy
-. ~ t.lh Wrca asO. Aus sdJph wSs not WV heavy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02
HAVANA MARKET,

,,,.., .,ru ,-spanish gold. 232ls 2329 -. Exchange
md nominal on tic United states on days god 5SJs
Gun 60 short siRnl 40 al - prcuiug On LpndOn li@
IL - nTrrnm on paris az pieinum sugar Ia lair demand
huf,fu ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02

, ,.v,,ro March 81. o. n.rr-NeTtet qdoi piices
l mo clange G,od Frss j7OJaJSJO refs pr -
ILL ExcaaIge On i0ni0n, --d. 49,. 80.
A EsSr.~ March 3-Concc- ''arket very qust' p''c'@
neatly nOin.u-L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
FALL RIVER. Mass. April with velv light inquiry ana
business reported easier though quotations.
unchanged
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PROPOSALS FOR MEDICAL SUPPLIES

u. ). ARsY MEDICAL puRvRyIS0 DEPOT.
NEwYoRK CITY, April |. 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS for supplying the Medical Depart.
melt OF the Army with Medical Hospital supplies, wiz ~
Received az this depot up to ~ o'clock ICON on the 10th day
Of April. 1880 when they Will be publicly opened
list Of the supplies required aud so specifications Ms to
quality pacing aud de livery may be seen ~ THIS Depot
The United The Right 10 reject all
posals. A. EBENElEk ~ iFI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- Office OF Clerk OF the Board OF Education corner
of Grand and Elm-sts. untii Thursday. Apr issO
schools In tins city for the ensuing year-say ten thousand
100000 Of coal less and eight hundred an my
cords Of pine wood. less. The coal must be OF
the best quality OF white ash furnace stove aud ma!
clc and good order two thousand w. hundred and
forty 2i0 pounds tue aud mis-, bs delivered IN ibs
bins OF the several buildings AT sucn times ami In snch
quantities as required BY the Committee on supoas
posSa 70 sppy tho coal 10 be furnishes rom the
thousand two hundred and forty G aio pounas. -,
Tbs quantity the various of coal required VII De
tons Of furnace size nine fnrdrsd and Gy l5O
sse. three hundred and hy S50 tons Of esq stre and SIX
Ie oak be OF the best qualify the slick not ess
than three 81 feet long T pine WOO must DC o. tine bss
proposal t the price per cor OF ous
hundred and twonyeght 80 cubic eel s,id measure os
OF wood DE- split only % equird by The Commit tee on
tie supervision Fuel Bora Edu-
cation aud must be Delivered a the schools asfpws Two
Sth If ept en- anil Tie ner ~ required Dy fs Com.
nec supp said wool. bo,h OAK and pima mnst be
In the yar.s ccrrs. ns Of the school buildings
may Designated by tho proper authority The conic,s
day OF May 1ssi Two surees for the hsn performance
OF contract viii be -rqurel each pfocosa must ba
snrcrs No compensation allowed for eeiivnns alb
coal and wood &C OF the schools nct foS ting AMI pi3
Proposals must De directed .La Committee on sapreS u
the oar OF iucaor, and should be indorscl piuoiA
ISo ccmnutss rSs7sys the reject an psss.
sais receveL
s sEsg. q AMasfssss
David WkTa0RE.
s sHAssEs VIZ VII.
New.YQrs. narvh "a. 1880 Z.
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PROPOSALS for LABOR and MATERIALS.
OFFICE or SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,


TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
WASHINGTON, D. g.. March o. 1870
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received az ,ls oaee usta
tho 9Th day OF Ap 1880 tor al the labor and mate
als required for excavatrg ping concerning stone and
brick &C. for the foundations and cellar OF Toe u s.
Barge Occ SewYork accordance With Cravings ana
Specifications copies which and any additional information
be had application ut this oce OF the occ OK the SUI
perntuncent. jas w. hlLi-
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LrOR SALE or TO RENT.

4
The Glen mill property BALLSrON SPA. iYat5;a Coz
" y, tale ir0n depot man building iDx Iett tbfee
hrgu. lower q. stone stOrin. OF
WOO w!tl safe root Ltarly heated tIsougkon ~
with co rotec:ion against frc GOOD watc-
separate picker house wheel tore
house. -lop. cs price .ow an terms easy. Address,
+. ". BA hkE!' syracuse, y \.
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GauinQs Banks.
Business Chances.

A RARE CHANCE! IRON MEN! $4,000
N sill buy an Ir0n foullry and machine shop In in
Mug TOOL, incluaed % miles lUn ~. LDn&
talroli: 20 halIs EN- oye tad: vel
iabl~hei comp titioA so!e Manufactures Of .ayoTss
i:aplesnDt Western States Tor OIL
ing Hines pFOpdctprs. Address HIGHLAND III sClAS'
ICAl WDsh~, n gh aal. ILL.,
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The following are the quotations Tor sec1rIlleS
he "Erec List':

he "Frec List':
n FAT 4 Chic 1'-''- Houst & Gt.N'thn
l st 7AIS0l....... &c 100 "a Purg C"l- ~
" Tc =" Ell rSI Ia isoi 1851 . rnternT LIST Pur'g
Chc II p'l a Com. Hec'fs-.....lOS
Isl s laiS i0t lO5 IDtern1 % Purg
Chic. & Easl'n Ill c0di Reefs. az ."
lsi S.g.C'y 1907 80 SllnneaP,n q ~ 10,
lst 70 oI0 =. . llO4 Mash. CEaIa 4 ST
Uodst&Gt. Nth J." ihtm Ss McM no
lst PuFg Com VIZ q. U. 49, ,%9 -
Rec ....lOo Union iT"S' w. '''4~" -
TIE Sub-Treasury to-day los $500, l39 on bal
arce made up by coin loss 81 ~ 4OJ.3 900, less y
currency gam Of S410,42G Thus makes the net
loss since last Friday $2.42j016. Money to-day
only less stringent than Yesterday, ana te buik
of the business was done at 6 aud go while 6r cent
ana and IN were the exceptions. At HE close 10
was bid and the want unsupplicd. The do
,nestic exchanges on New-YOrk at the places named
are quoted az follows Savannah. Sea DIG premium
Charleston ls69 Il premium Ncw-Oricaiis "omilci-
cial al jO0Sl rs. bank So 30 premium ST. Louis.
so ccrs disc0nut CHICAGO, GOU50 CENTS discount
Bpston 25 cents Discount. The United States Teas-
Irer nj Washington to day received $ID,OOO IN
National bank notes for redcrnpton. The customs
feccjpf, wele Sj42, 900, aud The internal revenue
receiuts were S271 ,OC0 Tic Clearing Iio"Se
abatement for to-day Is follows: Exchanges
SAB I78G2J: balances, SJ,Sl9543. Ihe tE'i's-
actions at the Sub-IreasurV covered: hccclp -
Sl736,OJs; payments. $685., 1866 currency Di-
ance, IS sC2 301 ; coin balance SlCO.3l1,f2"'
DEBT STATEMENT.
The following il the public debt statement issn"d
April !, compared with that Oi March /, 1880
1T
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Proposals.

NOTICE to CON Ioposals will
b9 received by the subscriber JinR The week ending
Aplil III inst fer the erection OF three sioy Cres once
building the City OF Bradford Penn. according % pabs
drawings specifications b. at the su5scrbers o.
fce Building Bradford, Penn VIII" reserve the
right 10 reject any and all bids. Il. n. Stone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02
finannaI.

ALL STOCKHOLDERS of GERSlANIA and
~ HIGHGATE PETROLEUM co. call or write to IN 10.
PONDIIt ~ Broad St StockholaeIs Drlng sIock
A LII who are interested in railroad business
"A and mileage statistics should get THE AL
MANIAC for 1850 now really, price - cenis Dy mall
BANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
~ get The Tribune Almanac for 1885, IL gives The figures
United states revenue AMI Expenditure sirce 1870 Price,
20 cents. by mail
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD co.
~ SECRETARY AND TEBAstREEs OFFICE ~
March :, $685.
ANNUAL MEFTT NG.-The SfOqKh lters ana yOing Bond
hereby notified that the annual meeting OF sad Company. for
election If three directors three years and trans
of such business be presented VII be held
nj the UOmpany's I'm Chicago Illinois, MONDAY,
the 9TH dav Of ADr!l next. at 10 O'Clock a. m -. ,,
will DE closed at tho close OF business
instant, and reopened the 9th day Of
April next. q IL tOoILis Secretary.
Gas STOCKS.
An NewYork and Brooklyn Gas Stocks and also all kinds
GEO Il. PREM rIS%. "a BkOADsT- n. Y.
GAS STOCKS & City r. Il. Il Loan and Imp'vt
~ stocks Is Bonds bought q Sold II IEWIf19 Broadsf
CWYNNE q DAY, As Wall-st., New-York
N Established 1904, transact general Banking and
brokerage Business IN Railway shares bonds. &C., &C
rHE WABASH IT. LOUIS AND PACIFIC HALLWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE 70 STOCklIOLDEisS.-T The trans
~ Ter company will be eosei from April
next Nav e. order 20 prepare Tor the special meeting
siockhoders 70 be ne a at ~. LOUIS Nay D.
~ - WV o. d. ASHLEY.
Transfer Agent.
New.York. March "a, 1880.
TTNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for officers and
FIETCHEK GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY
will be held on
TUESDAY. APRIL IL,
at the company, no 81 Broadway Room H. at
II o'clock. nOOn ,rr-,,,,,c,,,,, e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02

% WILLlANsr, NEW. YORK, March "a 1880.
rEHE COUPONS Of the Second Mortgage
4 Bonds OF Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba Rail-
Company lat APRIL will be paia at the Office q the
Company G3 William after that date. J. s. KEN.
NEIJl a Fiscal Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02

lar monthly meeting held this day. have declared
monthly dividend ~ ten thousand dollars the same being ~
the OF five cents share Of ten GOare uavable
M OF April The transfer books will be elossd Tie
Goth inst. On the I'd proxfmo.
w VAN SORD EN- Tressurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02

OFFICE CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEwykRsEy,&
10 LIBERrY.Sr.. NEW YORK, March %, 1881.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
~ COUPONS OF the CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE
BONDS OF this company maturing Thursday the LIST
will be paid after that date presentation At this
ONCE. r. 8. LATHROP Receiyor.
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY CON-
~ PANY. 81 Broadway. New.Yerk. The coupons due
April 1880 the frat mortgage Pinr, bonds Of The
Minnesota Rsilroad Company will be paid AMI affeR
day at the Office O the Farmerg Loan
paDy, No. 20 Exchangeplaee. -
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22
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