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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-05-27

ueSeaSeS tIlat 1OllOW as II SeQucncy ON
Self Abuse; as Loss of Memory. Uni
versal Lassitude, Pain in the Back,
Dimness of VISION, Premature old
age, and many other diseases that
leads to Insanity. Consumption and
IL Premature Grave, all OF which as
rule are first caused by deviating from
the path of ofnatureand over indulgence.
The Specific Medicine is the result of
life study and many years of expert
ence in treating those special Diseases.
Full particulars in our pamphlets,
which we desire to send free by mail
to every one.
The Specific Medicine is sold by all
Druggists at 81 per package, or six
packages for So, or will be sent 10y
mail on receipt of the money by adj
dressing.
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
M. | Mechanics Block Detroit, Mich.
be1~ Sold in Ridgway by all Druggists,
everywhere.
Harris & Ewing, wholesale Agents,
Pittsburgh. nl2-ly
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POOR FUND RECEIPTS.
483 II

Amt reed from j. Enmert col 420
Amt reed of supervisors 52
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Two cans Pie Peaches for 25 cents
at Morgester's.
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Feed, Prime No. !. Sl.2O at Nor
gester's.
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Some fine Peeled Peaches at Nor
gester's.
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Meals at all hours at T. +. Bullers'
Lunch-rooa in the Masonic Building
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HALL a M,cAuLsY

ATToRNEY.AT.LAW.
Office in new brick building; Maii1
street, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa. var
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X. Of n.

Ridgway Lodge No. 1914 meets on
the I'd and 4th Fridays of each month
at 8 o'clock.
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LIABILITIES

Amt due Elk county keeping
Kate Williams ut Dixmont 8:
Amt due OF outstanding orders 81
Amt due Judgment Il
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The following Isl list of the prop
critics disposed of at the recent term
of COURT
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POOR ASSETS
Amt due from J. Emmert col 6
Amt due from unseated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
A DENIAL BY I. ". M1CKAH.

otheEdttor The Tribune.
SIR: The statement by the secretary oil
the Chrysolite silver Mining Company TO the stock
holders published Ia your OF the 20th July, con-
tans the following paragraph:
At this ume-Septembcr last-careful examinations
were made by Professor W. i. Blake j. MCKAY NJ E.'
and others, and though not employed therefor hnh no
written reports were received thry iuly conu,incu
verbally the reports OF Keyes, Raymond Gnu Low.
This sta; mcnt far relates TO myself Is false III
every respect The facts that IN the latter part OF
August last I visited Leadvile to examine the LW7c
Pnsburg and The Chrysoiib group OF mines Tor some
personal friends in New-Yok After careful eXamina-
ton Of both properties estimated copied from my
notebook. which have here, a. follows:
LfrIc PiUsburg-Net value Of ore in SIGHT for dvi-
denls nee hnndrcd and SiJiV HOUSGnd dotIrS.
ChrDSJiir Gy0uy-Nct value 81 N ,Ignt for divi-
druas hUndred ana siItOHc MOUsCftd IRE huhbTcd
dOfurs
understand that these companies have paid lltte
more IN dividends than my estimates but since my csti-
nation the managers have had sycral months In
which to { xplorc the ground for new ore bodies
| went 10 NeW-Nrrs IA Srptemb ana reported
To my friends tho result of the examination. me
opn on expressed 10 my friends was That bOth these
properties ana mining property generally ~ LeadVIe,
greatly oyeres uafci, AND the reports 81 pro-
fes.ional experts greatly exaggerated
haG 4 casual Introduction 10 TIE secretary o. tle
Chry-olite aud CONVERSATION .. about ten miDifc,
nave never had $50 pleasure Of meeting Professor Ray
mond. | know n assr- yes ana Low, ouf nave never
her reports. aud seldom talked oil mining matters
VITA them. ,
From tr above statement Of facts yOu Will see that
my name has been ut1h' H-rd by the secretary
oil the Chrysolitc SILVER 7lu COMPANY. for instead or
confirm ua ,h- re-, RS OF Reyes Raymond * Low my
estimates are ~ total Yatdtc Win lAc IS ~ appears I'D
The uuD lsnrd reports T. ~ MACNAI'
sail LAKE. Cily. al August , 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
LITERARY NOTES.

Professor Nor1enskjold will soon publish an
account in English of The Voyage of the Vega"
The latest volumne in the English Men OF
Ieiters Series Is Lord Byron. BY Mr. John N'eho''
which Harper Brothers have in press
Sir julius Benedict, who is visiting Scot
land has nearly completed q" Life OF Carl Nara w"
Weber" He was the composers favorite pupil CON
densed catalogue Of webers works will be added 10 "e
biography. 90
Mr.. Howellss Undiscovered Country gave
tina, snccessu nj story AN Earnest Trher year Tue
,art bu, T. has almost overtakeu the latter in single
month"; 1t has reached its twentieth thousand anu Is
now only s. 900 behind and increasing Its pace
The brhe was small enough to be mean' II
II were intended for brbe but The Literary "o'd 'nh
tho nrno nile involved Is the same The author VINO
himself sent us a copy of his new BOOK aceoinp""e'
with an order for fifty copies of the number OF me ~"
,rarv World containing review OF IT. Is hereby not
ned that the review VIII ne uhla'o'aoo' o"' '"' ""
shall send tn" papers all the same
In October will be published Mr. Benjamin
Vaughan Abbott's "Y Year Book OF JURISPRUDENCE lor
,ssl" Uit lie, Brown Coz which may become inc
FIRST of series OF annual volumes drafted durhi eac'
wear to meet the anticipated wants OF the next year.
vii, co,ta Constitutional amendments, the substance
- oo,s of Congress for the year. and Of important
s,ate laws selected cases digcsed IRON tue
slperior Courts of both America and Eaglano' es
pecially all which involve progress in the law vi
changes procedureani are Of genra ana no, bco
,,icat,,n NJ, q valuable itAt po"No'
ana oriei sketches of important novelties III JuiSiu
deucc.
II IS said of Mr.. Edwin Arnold. the author
OF the Lignt OF Asia that lie repeats Greek rs
readily Ssone might Shake spearc. Neither he nor HIS
pnbsler had much expectation that his famous DOCK
would make much ola stir correspondent OF Inc bOSto
RcrGld describes follows the cireumst inces unuFr
which II was written: Mr. Arnold, in the midst OF MS
editorial lnbors Tor the relief OF his Imagination ana
70 gratfy his love of art, determined 10 make the NE VI
Prince Gau;ama OF India the founder OF Budd"ism
the subject Of an epic poem, ana went ABOUT 1t
so quietly that no one, even WITHIN ui' '"e. "
MS own family was aware o. his undertaking uutl II
had been nartlv completed 1t was begun in September
1873 and the finished epic eight books wa' put INTO
The hands o. the printer. published and in the marke'
hy Julv ls79-iho work Of the busiest editor IN hnS
land When once the pocm hgd hcen Dtglh IL Hlulos'
,cfa ,ts,lf and IN reading catches the vivid eli
erry of he writer IS lie marched onward upon the
wings OF his lmag lnaiiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

The active stocks OF the general marLo,
Erie, which shows final gain of J., p,r con, M.
ware, Lackawanna aud Western with final .'"
Of I2 per cent. 81. Paul with no change. Ha,n,.',
and ST. joseph with an advance of 3. Der cent -"
Shore with an advance of Is per cent. Nev. -
Central with an advance of q per cent. New.yo.s,
Central with decline of u DER o..
Wabash preferred with an advance n, =
per cent and Western Union Telegram w;,s
decline of Il per cent. Among IN.
usually inactive stocks Mobile and ONO was con
spicuous for an advance from % to 2iIt with an.,
sales at 233i The best prices Of the day gcneralI
were made when money was loanng A. Der cent.
curiously enough, the figures for stocks and rate,
for money hardened simultaneously. But the bee.
figures were not maintained at the close, and IN.
market ended dull put feyerish.
Governments were dull, the dealings being con.
fined to sales Of the and per cents. But price.
were firm, with further advance IN the biddIDgso,
Il per cent for the Is and ls per cent for the 40.
The Gs Of 1880 were easier, the bids being reduced
ls per cent District Of Columbia sos were strong.
with sales at 995s0992a. Annexed are the CLOSING
M at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY. Aug. 31.-P. N.

TUESDAY. Aug. 31.-P NJ
The mining share markets to-day generally pre-
scnted better tone than they have for the last 10"
days, and in some instances prices were hlghef'
Chrysote was comparatIvely dull, but steanV pe-
tween and 634. Annie sold largely at 6SG'3@h
cents against 80 yesterday, but Little Cher was
weak and declined from 3lt TO $50 Climax WAS
cents higher a. 175. aud South Hitc steady at l.4o
Consolidated Virginia and California were steady
at $50 and 2.10 respectively. Silver Nugget wac
cents higher at 1.25. Columbia Consolidated sou on
at 302.7O and Goodshaw rose 10 cents to ~
Hukill was steady at LIS after 1.70, Green NOUN
tain at 3l2 and Rising sun at 1.S5. The markets.
for the low price shares adversely anectch ny
the continued weakness Of Calaveras, which. WIN
reported enormous transactions, declined from 80
cents TO 27a29 cents. We note sale OF Eureka
Consolidated al 10, Bassck Mt 93i. Bulwer ar 20
Silver Cuff at 4. and Caledonia BLACK HIS AZ
1,7OG1.75 The market closed irregular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

.Ex interest.
In state bonds there was an active demand fa
Alabama Gs, Class A. and sales were made at G84a
g. Tennessee s. old, sold at 3Sd377s. Ther,
were no transactions in city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds generally were quiet. The an,
nouncement advertised IN another column that II.
per cent will be paid, October 49, on the ~. Lous
and Iron Mountain second incomes, being fifteen
months interest to January l. 1850, was the occa.
sion of brisk movementn those bonds, and they
sold up to STA 81, against s0l2 yesterday and the
first incomes rose from s62l TO s3ls. OF the second
incomes there are outstanding Si,OSS,720. and
they carry per cent interest, which j. accumula.
tive if not paid in each year The interest on ths
first incomes which bear per cent, was PAID last
Nav Mobile and Ohio first deDcntuIe n also
we're in demand. and sold at 793s0 so Enc second
consos were active within a range If percent aud
closed at S63i, an advance OF y per cent on
Yesterdays last figures, the funded 5s slns NJ slis
a - against S2ii yesterday. C., I. and !. I. IN
come, were dull. but advanced per cent - 43i2
Lehigh and Wiikesbarre consols were steady at 81,
Chesapeake and Ohio frstS, series i, rising y per
cent to Gol2. New York Elevated frsts were weak
at ILL. Morris and Essex second c0asols sold al
111l2. Oregon Railroad and Navigation hrsts at
100, Houston and Texas Central trs,s. ma hne
at JOS, New-Yorh Central o.. 1883, at lo1 =, In
terlatlOudl ana bTtab NOIiiCIH f''NI'h l"i'i"f-
ing receipts, at SO, and Cleveland and Toledo sink'
ing fund, at 110a 100. Chicago, ST. Paul. Mime
spos and Omaha consols were d lower at 9oi2 %
9SlA. and st. Paul and Sioux City iTsts declined a
70 lO5l4 Denver and Rio Grande irsts were firm
at lOJlq0 1853. and the consols at v6's' Kansas
and Pacific consols being steady at % Union
Pacific firsts were strong at 112l2Gll2's.
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost T79l,o'3 on
balance made up by losses of Tl99,s'" currency
md S59l174 coin. This makes he net loss since
FRIDAY $40, 796 Money was more active to-day
with the fair rate. per cent, on call loan. out
furry carried the rate TO per cent, at which large
suns were loaned. and exceptionally small amounts
at Der cont Later, brokers balances loaned at "a
pcr cent. The only qnutable chang, n the domes-
tic exchanges on New-York il u decline o SsG &
Glsconnt at savannah. The United safes treasurer
at WASHINGTON today received SI1o'o'p IN Na'lohai
hank notes Tor redemption. The customs receipts
were S6lS 9Sj and the internal revenue receipts
were S2S4OJs The following Is tue Clearing
House statement to-day: Exchange. rS1 ,3to6Zy'
balances 81 1916. 6}4 The transactions IT the sub
Treasury covered; Receipts, 81 400. zoo; pay
ments. 50 1876, 1888: currency balance, T6,26',3oo;
coin balance Ss6, 5O2 46s.
The following is the statement OF receipts ana
disbursements by the Assstant-T Treasurer OF the
United States at New-York for the month OF
August:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
slider this camp the very heart Of the mineral de-

slider this camp the very heart Of the mineral de-
posit If the Rocky Mountains. ~ 90 -,
The Siirer CbG Prospect says Inc - JOSEPH
and Silver Gin Mining Company, recently 0rg.hlzet
ia 81. Joe Missouri with the principal oilice at
Silver elf, own The Gem claims, on when tney
have a l5O-foot tunnel and are taking ont con
siderable valuable ore They now have on the
dunn 4 tors of ore that will run 200 ounces IN
silver and 30 tons that will run from 20 TO 4G
ounces. They are building large ore house ana
acting ready for thorough Developments, and VIII
extend the tunnel another hundred feet, Mt when
terminus an excavation will be made for an engine
and n shaft sunk. The VEN matter at present Is
about feet IN width with an 1S-incb pay streak:
The ore il principally gray copper" Shipping Will
begin in few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

VIRGINIA CITY, New. Aug. 8 1.-Belcher has broken
its pump-rod twice in twenty-f0ur hours. 1t
will Shut down to put in new rods for about four
weeks. In the meantime Jacket Will pump Becber
and Crown Point water.
IKADvIILH. Col. Aug. 31.-Don Men. Palmer.
manager of the Anne, has resigned, his resignation
10 take effect October 1. He goes to the Pacific
coast to take charge of extensive property there
Cummins & FINN smelters, have closed a contract
with the Robinson Consolidated for a large and
regular supply of ore. Chrys0le north drifts still
improving. Little Pitts6urg has averaged forty
tons daily for tue past week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
60 nhom II Hlap Concern

PURSUANT to an order of the Hon. r. l..
Iarremoro JUICE notice is given TO all peIsons having
ams against Herman Herr 10 LitHeDt their claims
untcened al hts ofce l54 Nassau st. NewYOrk CITY,
OF before september IL, 1880. ~ ...z
July Z. issD JACOB WOLF Assignee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
r1nsLra pntcrs eHLL4nELpnLA sronKS
TUESDAY. Aug. 31-P. VI.

TUESDAY Aug. 31-P. VI.
The stock speculation to-day generally was tame
and unintcrestng. alternating between spastns of
activity and better prices and hours OF dulness
and droopng figures The total business amounted
only to 1Sl 800 shares against 217lOO shares yes
terday and the final changes for the uslal active
stocks are uuimpOrtant. But the stock of the Chi
cago Burlington and Quincy Railroad furnished an
euisode that relieved the market of its otherwise
monotonous character. With transactions that
amounted TO the unusual figures, for that stock of
10 900 shares the price from 1914
to 1897, and closed at the highest figures The
immediate incentive 20 the movement was the
mort that the directors Of the company
tenplating the payment of "A 30di0 per cent scrip
dividend Whether the report Is true or not, to-day
IL could not De confirmed BY any official OF trust
worthy source in this city. In the face of the fol-
lowing facts the report would seem 10 be at least
premature The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Company is about TO construct q branch OF It's road
from Peoria to Toledo. Ia response to this scheme,
the Indiana Bloomington and Western Company,
which now operates ITS road in harmony with the
Wabash system, proposes to extend Its road from
Pekin to Burlington. with branch to GaIesburg
This line already has been surveyed and is partly
graded OF course unless better counsels prevail the
two schemes tend directly to q bitter fight for
traffic for which existing facilities ample. The
negotiations between the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy and the Hannibal anu st. Joseph Railroads
are not concluded. and late to-day 1t is reported
that the prospects for agreement not prom
isnc AZ they have been but until the negotiations
are actually concluded broken off, all reports are
likely to Ia ittlA than the results Of guessing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

II the cable reports the London marked coIrecty
to-day Britlsh consols very giraffe. opening AZ
n decline of ~ ut 97lll6 for both money ana ac-
CONT. recovering TO 97iale, and finally closing az
975s Unted States bonds wer' firm an" = per o,ni
bIgHer AZ Il4l4 tor the H., the 4i2' hcihg quoted
II4I4 aIl43s. and rs 1057sd !06. here
was htte final change in the prices ,t iCr
American railways. Ere closet i hiSheI
at 3g3s, and second consols unchanged at
s9l2 Atlantic and Great Western hs's s.eady 81 :.
7OlS Illinois Central L higher at ia hraGlns .
hEher at H. and Central ana tluds'n steady AZ
I3Ii.. The Bank of England galned 13,o.00o DnI'
Ion on balance. shipmeu5 from Lo, d T. New,
York of $40 900 gold is reported II Par's reh'u
2 ner cents rose from SO 22l2 - $3.50 francs.
Mes4rs Windsor. Lauier x Co have aIVahc,d
the pice Of the per cent first NOR gage ONO aua
West Virginia Railroad bonds to lo3 ana interest,"
n limited amount only remaining foe >a'e. -, 49,.
The gross earnings of the La Re Ere and Western
Railroad Company are reported ~ ioI""''
1879 1850. ,o,.
r,,,a week Of August. Stools S23Ji2 Inc sl3O9A
The receDts of -four and gram AZ me prlhe'P"
Atlantic ports this 3lst day of August were;
Soy Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
rpY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSR.l

The Bullion Mining Company has levied an assess
Inent OF 81 per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
Crcur5lort5.

I ONG BEACH, l.. /.
a. KAPELMEISTER SCHKEISER'S ORCHESTRA.
TWO GRAND CONCERTS DAILY.
THEO. HOCH the Greatest Of Cornet Players.
81 Eleven Of the First soloists Of Vienna and Berlin
Trains leave Inner's Point and Flatbushave. Brook.
AVN, Ay-5:35iS:U0 800. 1000, hoo l;3". 2:5O.
C3O 800 800 1870 500 5:30 600 OO~O0 and l0l0
ri East 34thst ferry - minutes earlier East 7th
st, % minutes earlier and james Slip except sundays,
l3u minutes earlier.
Annex II East River foot ofPne st. daily (except
u Sundays)7:30 $50 J o. 1880 m 2lU. 24O. 3lO.3iO
40 i:au, 5:lO. >. ~ and Gao y. III.
Returning leave Long Beach-7:35. $50. $40 1905
lO5 am 100 2U5 Pas SO5 400. boo sos. 705, sos,
p:Oj. 9:35 1905. ll:05 D.
ROUND TRIP HUNTERS POINT, 80 CENTS.
YLATBUSu.AVE. BKOOkLYN, ~ CENTS.
w. VI. LAFFAN.
er
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
SECOND cALL-I2:3o O'CLOCK P. NJ.

Anne Crow-u ClrvsoHc California
loo. 90 50n-.---- 10 2dO----- G's 3UJ u"
loo -. 81 Columbia CON silver nugget Huku, 80
47oO.... 10 2OO-..--- 27O 2Oob3J ~" 2'O ~ ~
Copper KNOB ChW sclie luo.-,--. 20 oJ1 30
lOU.....- - 800 30 t7e l40J Bio. 10 durango
I 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

NJANHATTAN BEACH.
Na GILMORE's FULL BAND. with great novelties Just
selected by him In London. Paris and Berlin. and
LEVY. THE corr ET KING.
IN GRAND CONCERTS
afternoon and evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

The foreign exchanges to-day were decd,dF
frIncr the actual rates at which business c"nlh De
done being fully - cent higher To the ( lie posleo
quotations remain unchanged as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

Bullion valued at S14 591 Ga was received in this
city from the mines yesterday.
Chrvsolite shipped ninety tons to the smelters on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
THIRD CALI l.. VI.
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES

SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday, Aug. 81. 1890.
ya.,ord,v TO day YESTERDAY TOday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

TIE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

Monday. ,
lust declared their sixth monthly dividend of
$50 OOU or cents per share, payable and after
september 10 at The company's office in Phladel-
pbia. superintendent Grd telcgraphed yesterday
that the company's mills will yield 800. 900
for the month of August with reserves IN the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-04

eW BUYS and sells Exchange and Tele-
graphic trsnsfeis. Issues Commercial and
Travellers Credits. This bank has special ia
cilities for dealing In bullion.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-04
The AMERICAN INSTITUTE
PHRENOLOGY

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The study of Human Nature, as taught
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-04

" AvING LATELY ADDED, AND BEING
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