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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
MINES AND MINING



A largo and well distributed business was done III
mining shares to-day Aud Notwithstanding the
desperate efforts by queStonah" runs OF Clique 81
bears" TO destroy the confidence o. real no 11r5 ol
some OF the stocks which recently have mad hahd-
some advances, the markets generally presented
healthy appe.rance for all shares of established
values and for those which late developments
promise soon TO place On dividend basis For INC
shares that may prove to b. valuable or worthless
the movement. Of course, continues TO Dc Hr's"i'i
and ilucuItiug, as the speculation runs III IaFor
Of OF from this or that particular stocA'
Among the Leadvilles, Little Plttsourg 'o-naY
vas sueciaIly active and higher rislng To oA2 inu
chasing at ; The transactions in this stock at inc
Stock Exchange amounted to 1900 shares. ChrVs-
olIte va, only moderately active hut Us price ad-
von,rd from ia 10 G3.GGlt Silver Chtt rose from
An to !. 20 and 1.-the Chief with a large hn''-
ues. rose. from 90 t. 10 Rising sun Is cents
hrhcr an 3 % and Moose was strong ut Low" l''''
Hukll holding steady at 1.45. The C"mstocN
shares yypr, ,yeaker-Cousolidatcd Virginia down to
! 90 and California TO III Blwcr was 70 cents
h,,uer ,t . % and BodIe sod ut 6'S Boston Con
Ii,j,trd WIS active and rose from $50 cents to lU1'
) illr, business was done III alncIal CIeck, HP l"
Ar crI,ts but final es AT 40 c"l'' $40" u'i no
-, I rp,;t from Yesterday. Van De water was less
actIv. and decIncd 9 cents 10 90 cents III .N"r u
Stanalr! ne speculation wa AL l"WaIu oNei HI
uirs. ana s price fell from 40 to 80 ceu'S, lo'lHM"d
hv "a lafe recovery to 40 cents. The market closed
actIve and generally strong.
4 = uTVTyG SrOO, IKE 1--WE StLfS
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The author of this hook has brought 10 her task HPe
scholarship faclo pea. Moro taa tbs she mas e'''
denIly heT work with az enthusiasm a' d - III
tahy with The wrOngci which none 1ut tehdei h'"'
and lust woman possess. From It's >iHS"l uc al
WHO love, his country aud ,OgzeS the universal Oioe-
cod MANKIND VIII with Sen-ine ldehl'i"n' u"V ~"
hinged With mOrncat.Gn and d. cJnrt II Toe III 'Ui9
ain httle Of VIVA, IL really century of son1t u
l., II II ibr pcTusn Of tbs rCmfrkaDI' s'"r VI Il
ions disonor can fail The peome u tho Ui|
satos tc a of tier own responsibility Tor me "'''
dealings with the aboCln"s Oi our 'o"
try.-t Y Times
In 1Is volume dislonorabe and unjust tra'mn 81
the Indians is most sraynicay described 1T il.
has l,bored earirstly ably oT III" INDIAN Hercol"r
pen has rad the inspiration OF w"nas Synrac'" h''
iie RECORD Is a sad cruel and one tua ought 10
arouse o. justice in the people OF TINS ah' ana
pre- them to force tne government and It's agents I" w
what is right Brook Ign UnlonArgus
There waa never dtuin diIagumcni OF any CIVILIZED
rcnre as that entitled "a Century OF Dsmnnr" 1t l. one
terrible series and oil the part Of the United
states Government against weak and long suffering lace
cord of nIuurDe treaties made and brOk n OF lambs
IoIcy seized horrible sacies and 0ntrarcs such as
south islanders c0u.d FOL ac ofcnoIeeI Sir'ai'h
sIchnr,s death W" commend This volume I" the
+, ad-r thus boldly chammolns the c'uSe OF The o-
possei placing this record before tine American people,
author deserves the hearty tmEkS Ut every one "o mas
Al ~dIt the principles, Viii NOT say oil Chs stdiy Dat ol
humanity. Wien "a wcma dcVote hcrs"l {" the over
throwing Of so colossal VIII Il Is hardly possible that tios'
who term them aoud long look with IN
diacrerce.-[ Boston Traveller
\ book wit, purpose arouse to excite. to move
the ubc ana The urrosc which tc "ariet
syp ,thy she makes herself tie advocate md champion
Of cause AMI oppressed ope and there can be No as
p.te alupt the main truth Which H. H." hrr 7chs t. ln-
press upon She popular mird.-iN. Y. Evening" Post
The rian question has hat thorough an cXDos
ton 10 tht gwen ny H. H." inner book called en-
tury Of DI,onor simply abo Of o., renee 'on' en-
ing the trca made broken with yaii ms iro, 'h
Of Di-h 4or is most valuable book aud IL a'e' oil
tue stones II paint utcrcNuug Phadtp a Ballet H.
Published by HARPER ~ BROTHERS, New.lork
~ by mall postage paid 10 part Of the United
States OnGece!' Of the price,
:. VICTORIA" Written for DEMORESTS
ILL IKArED MAGA/l%t bv L"n"r NJ
Aicoit T. a story artist So "C'r 2ii t.t1nf
to in r'mdtic ven ban si v ti t'- "ti
writer De II f! 10 The SPIN ID MdIt "i.'I
inUipl mI"AIiu".
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CLOSING PIECES or PHILA DELPHIA sroO6S
WEDNESDAY. Fen 2-P. 81.

Perhaps I'D better presentation OF tho dangers at
tending the present wild speculation can be made,
than that IN Il ettor addressed to u gentleman of
tins city by u prominent member OF the London
Stock Exchange. under date ofJanuary l. 1881. 1t
clearly predicts what since has occurred, far as
the BOOM ~ concerned. 1t tO be hoped that
TIA, writer will not prove to be correct as to what
Is to follow. The letter. however. VIII commend
,.clf to all conservative thinkers, and for that
IN, by permission, we PRINT 1t below:
NV wish to say that al tue indioations which meet
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tLo>5yG rrIctx or clLIforyI AIorh>
"a. TeATrr,,0. Nr..a-, .ft. J. b. %. l0-l.
,.,...t.,. T., ,.,, N,.s.,.l.it- IL,
uY r1GrGaArn 10 rm imnr>t1

So FrAyci,co. C.I.. Feb. 2.-r'c market for
the COuislock- continues To drag heavily. Many of
them have not uecn ~ low for year, =, pr'sclJ.
Concordn Of lindi" district Is "cuF' under r.
mos OF Improvement.
SILVER X T. is gr,wIuV in favor on account Of re-
ports ut r.w developments.
bullion shipments from srv raj H. mes hay" been
dr.aycd b. storms. Following arc the receipt, for
'h. past week: C"uirntn,n N.''b'O; northern
Belle $26 700: Booze, 1880; silver KING
$4,000; Eurcka Consolidated, +2j.1OO Chrl,iy
$1,000; UniOn Consul dated $1,000.
An assessment oi - cenis Der stare has been
lcrIed on Real del Monte, and one Of II ccnta
on Scorpion.
Standard has Declared lis regular dividend
IUCiuN, Az T.. Fen. I'll ORC m'nr Washing.
ten Camp, strhcn ten tcct Of sand ear nnatr and
galcna aoa8yInR 200 ounces per ton. The duft f.
strike the fontwah il III higlgIadc ore the body
being rIXty-GVr feet wltlr.
The Hardshcll group, llarshan, has been sold to
d. =. Gillette aud san Francisco men for EGO eco
Work begins 40 once.
Bullion valued a, $2s ,297 10 WAS received IN tbis
cIlv yesterday iiOm ihe mines.
Fifteen tons 81 ore wore shIpncd from the Chry-
sOlltc mine Oh February |.
Al the annual meeting at the stockholders If the
Spring Valley llNdrauic Gold Company. ted Fob
ruary |, 1881, the following were clec ed trnrireo
for tie ensuing wear: Edw trd Bate b0r,ey GINS
NJ. Fry. A. Foster Higgins. J. w. -in0ntor, f. A.
Fnnt. &. I. Jenkins W. H. jenkins. jr, J. L. Rob
in,on and A. I. Sullivan. Al ameoltg I'll the Board
of Trustees held February q the following utbcrrL
were elected. President, Edward Bates Dorsey ;
wee president. W. l.. Jenkins jr.; treasurer Charles
Nj. Fly; scCie iaTi, \. :. Nal"rr. Jr.
The Barbcc d Walker Company received lar bul.
Ion yesterday valued al s 500 %.
The officers Of the ChiysOlHe Company state
thar the daily product OF the lnine ~ dee.IJnrd by
convenience of working aud shipping ore; that the
work il principally exploration ana drvc opmen; /;
that the manager ~ not instructed to do nOre NJ
present than TO pay the expenses Of all
operations with orc from the niue, and
that tie January expenses were earned
during Inc month aud over S@O.OJO brsulr..
TIE officers also say that they knowledge of
lar ,Ip " ~
exploration that an increase tho dairy PRODUCE,
If this should ta.e place. would Indicate, uu..r
~ eIent crcungtances, nothing moro thGn tire de-
aud convenience OF working; aud that their policy
has no re.atou t. tio iu.LedIdte OperdViOns tue
b Oc1 MA ke.
he ylclu of the Contention mine, fer 1880, az
Officially reported by the secretary Is 81 .214 900,
thAt bong tho lace valuc o. the rarg AZ sh pped
The Proportions OF god and sIiv.r a,r - 0ll,ws:
Gold S224 AS; SILVER $3.50 COZ: tO,ai, tl.2iE.u55
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PATRIOTISM AND PIETY ENIfAi, No tvcce,,s
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TRIBUNE MINING DIGEST. FOR 1901
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East size
. GRAMERCY PARK.--Ex;ra sized single
ROOM tTst'oa~s BOAI:D
'e~ EAST 20fH-ST.-lwo nicely furnished,
- or third hrr mont, suitable lOi parry "i
three; with DoIri: references.
EsfLS 2D-ANE., NEAR 9iII-ST.-Furhi~hcd
100 back p4rlcr viii or without bolid 10 gentlemen
y. reference
West Side.
A LADY of the highest rcspcctabity wishing
u. I. wlth bieikiai. 10 dn Nv
,Itir,naH ,gJd a.pT tltr really coni Hidb i"n'
An bc p,rla. rnt uHdOub Ell Irllctc gwen and Ir1lc
Address FOIsINiGnI, iIIbune west sine once I.-'7
Broadway.
4 Private American family Will ct without
/ board Onv. large neatly FURNISH al. unuY
10 IA asO AL CUIV,n ltnces. house. h.stuL''
10 " cot J.'iilst
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, with
or without rOiii, all Clcc loo ions best YET r. hccs
At EVERETT BOAND DIKtCIO"l. a. Wet 5j,h 81
DESIDENCE, with or without board, IN the
HI FANNY q a. CeTgl Address CLIliCG. lllbuI'"
UptO"n Once. i,-j5 broadway
s>O WEST 12rH-S r.-rhrcc connecting
DO third l0Ir 'front.' with boa ana ample closet
20 WEST 2GTH-SI.-Onc or two sui, $ aud
,bO ew single villa first las, board, have par
lols al dining room Icrms l. ahnlirc.
g.Af WEST 45TiI-ST. Two back rooms to
IL let with GIsi board with PIao Ire cich
room viii accylnn iale 80 front room TIe tncS
.A.EQ WEST 52D-S Handsomely furnished
go 10 Let, with board references.
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An unusually large and well.disrr,buted business
was done in STAT bonds, aud ut strong figures. All
tie sales at tn, Board are printed at the head ~ tls
column Louisiana cOnsOs are quoted 53U5iI4 q,
North Carolina g., old 32l2 bid, aud consoloa ed
!, 80 bid. and Vr.ina is deferred of rcd al -.
Ot city bank stocks the only sale was Fourth M
tioual ~ at l1o.
The business done in railroad bonds generally vas
rilmportant. but there were one two special
movements worthy oi notice. Missouri, Kansas aud
texas secord consoS active. and rOS, - 80.
but Gna!ly closed AT SILL. the yesterday u
march up hill, followed Oy roll down a-ain
Trxa- anu Fdc lie incomes also were notably ac,ye,
and rose from - to 80, and finally closed al - p
and NtS-Yorh AM Texas LAID SCl!p 1859
from .7is to 3pl2029l2 E!ie second c'nsols
| d, clined from 10o7s to lGUll M IN" funded 6s
sold at 953i BuS,on. Hartford and Erie iiists we're
| weak al GUG50l. and Rome. WaIeltown and Og-
dcn>burs ir,ts At ~ L2G9O75 CHesaleAkeaad onlo
trst~ series Tell per cent Ia -. ~. Lois and
! IrDn uuialn first Incomes were stronger ~ I" Jo
NJ r. pntan FIRST, were firm at lO5 and srcoud, at
! Qllo The hate active incomes OF Lake Erie ana
Wc,.ern. OhIo Cen ra and Peoria. Decatur and
Evansville were du.l. with 10 important, chang IN
figures Little or nothing was done III tue general
Western and Northwestern list of bonds. but Iner
,,,,.., ruled steady Denver and Rio GraEde Hr IS
wcr. l., lower ut III, aud Kansas Pacific conaols
steady dt lOl.
The sub treasury to-day lost $H13.f-6. on
balance made up bv a coin loss of 1921 .0Si, less
a currency gam ot SiO7.30S. This makes the net
los, since Friday 3,73,229. 1t is beyond question
that lead ng manipuIators OF the stock marE't 20
day made the local money market seem to 5c AS
easy as possible The effort was successful TO
establish per cent ms the early rate and per ceno
rs the last rate. The domestic exchanges On New
| Yarkale Il loted IL follows: Savannah. ioG31 PIE
| mum; Charleston. i32G Il premium; New-Ore"us'
| % cents to II premium ST. Louis, parj Chicago
| 1880 cents discount: Boston, par. lie iol'
| loving Is the Clearing House Statement to-day;
| Exchanges 1892 476.60l; balances. $79s2.32o.
| The tt.usdctlcns az the SubTreasnry to-d9; rnv-
| currency 6ala , S395.O15; coin balance,
| sos lS4.4lO ,,.., o.,.s
| The following statement of liabilities anI assets
of the Treasury of the United States rs OF February
| l. 1881:
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filming.

49,
al. ACTIVE MINING STOCKS and other
siqs' , S%s' n @1x9 II :SFl
ny NlAoN ~ hAi"''' ''''"''' 81 broadway.
DILL DOMINGO con. MINNIE co.
ID Mines AZ SILVER .i1 u"lS .; TO-, r,r $50
ogrrrs w. IT, Dunnm. rroailonL 4. ". Dorsey.
President; " - sIo'""' Tnrfn't tyav Now York
VIYNN-DALE CONSOLIDATED GOLD
STMi IiNG C0MrANY ,...... ,.....,..o calf.
oaon % principal pac" OF business san Fra"cco' "an
Location Of works. Rouo District, Mono County, calior
nNoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at meeting Of tn ne
n.e scnt $50 81 Of went i've C2) cents per ali IRE was
lev upon the capa sioc< {" me '2fp'ito no" ~, the
erltary at Office Of The cmpa y Room o No 328 don't
eo%n1at 80 oa III F" a%y 6 % q city, ~N
on NIX Sr ,. s S tnii ds, Gny Of FEBRUARY ss will be
qucut and al ci,hS Tor rar al pn' a1G,h III" nnc
cnh n9tD day Of larc tory the AZ se s
l5y order Of the Board Of DIRECTIONS .oo.. fam,
FRANK ). LATHAM secretary.
Office R'om9, ale Deposit Bn'ldng 40 i-8 Montgomery
uORN SILVER MINING COMPANY,
Capital. sc CO,ICOO. I0o,OOo shares, Par s23:
''"''' 40 Il E Zsw.1SEk.
CLEARINGHOUSE SILVER MINING CO.,
- ~, ant Mi, d insS County, ',cs Neyi rach
WILLIAM =. CLARK Pr'siie4nt g., r,,v,,, .,c,e,,rv
Office. 80 Ma, aust. cor. Walist, y y.
CTATE LINE STOCKS, NEVADA, will pay
- immens" diyidrnds fir clas ui' ng stocks 0ny
bought ana sold. NASH d lliBl}rltD. 40 81 Broadway
rTORMONT SILVER MINING co.
- Mue AMI iil. silver Reef, tan.
CAPITAL. II tlOJD. i5D.UOD arc1s 81 Ich.
WILLIAM :. CLARK. PriSiI'nL
I EAxrfL a5fiM yi :i.i ft 3s. I%'
Office. 10. NL,sul-4f.. cprI'r Val ~, " Y
TCHEU. b. CONSTO *,
MINING ENiINEER,
81 ~, adwaY Ruo b.
Dealer IN mining pro AM stocks " uni'nm'u Valuc
Iitlabe Information concerning N1l Juan C'lj mines -
TTNlIE SILVER KING MINING COMPANY.
4 ORGANIZED % Ter laws the So. ~ NeV-Gprt
Min" located S1u ME Con ig, tn IRA 10
CaptL, Sl.UOOUuL FulLphi tnl So A+5e3Sdbia.
juOOu0 ShIre+ Par value. - el;l
" u. T.. d IA. secret lry.
Onlrc 80 Rioiiwav. Ncw.Y9r,. Room T..
TINTED STATES MINING .NNESIAlEN |
u sTpCE bou.t and sod ". BELNTON WhLLlNG'
o. BrOsdway. KOm@l
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DOITEkDAM LINZ.
III S.,aiuols iosyc NAr OS'a STORES, BIUJkIVn.
4 W,uolag. February ,
EtDA M.... W olncs NV + Ofulry y.
~ IltCaO,n. 5Gi-f7O ID CAbll. $50. it,ctlI,. 80.
a.. CA/AIN \, q n Agt., - SOutn vi la nsL
FTfNCII l.DlE o., - ~Outu Wll.ansL, rr.lght Agt9
l.. W.. NORRIS. 30 Broadway. General Passage Agent
\NHlTE STAR LINE.
w UNIIID STATES A$D ROYAL MAIL SIEA hERS
FOR QUEEN SrOWN tNb LlVERPOUL.
hOIlCEIhe steamorsOt this Ino nke the Lano ltDnte;
Ii U. . ~ Oh uod the out yard
h0nowari v'vaRei
EiIIANNi cap gry....Sat1rlly, FebrdlrY -, - M
LALrI, CAPT Par,rl thIrsN, lrbfutfY 49, 2:n D. IN.
GERMA%I Capt kcn,c al ridj. Foo -, $50 - IN
o. 4 rip,. .sirl .....---.In r -. 100 - y ~:
fEOM THE WnIrE STAR DOCK, FOOT or WEST
ln1i4Sr
Ihrsr Inicc, arc uniform az, IhsoIis'l "a -
continents rie Saloon. NtatAfDJnb SmOAuS anl Ban.
roam, piaGc t-nDA MAO - no!5o al mJ.oL ace
least felt aiDrag degree u cUnira hstl3tJ unattinIOs
abe Stee7ige fUm the Oi C1uItr 40 From New.
YORK, -
For inspection piaas piIsr IlOr upl tply
COMPANY u Omcos, so 81 broadway. Sow.imN.
IL. !. CDKlI'
C. l.. BARTLETT Il % ASenis. Boston.
BAHkllT q OArTELL Agents. Philadelphia
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VIE INDIAN QUESTION.

CENTURY OF DlSHONOR.
SKETCH OT IKE
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTS DEALINGS WITH
SOME OF TIE INDIAN TRIBES.
BY ~ H..
Autlorof Vctaos.' 81 Bits q Tr-vch' etc
wIha
PREFACE EY BISHOP WlIIpPLE
and an
INTRODUCTION BY PILSIDENr sELLfE.
l2mo, Cloth, ~ 80.
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L SAILING from Pier foot VI Cant.si.. North tlE1E
PanIna
CII;-Ct. IGt1N w.. m ~ iay. February 10. noon.
Connecting ir trItrl aud SJuth America ana MeAIco
From ~dn fiLuriSO t. Japan lui tliut 80, 80,
from AN Francisco Honolulu. cwAtaAh anu AUS
tra . ,.. ,,..- .,,,. l., , - -,
arrival 81 LJnlun mai, II - FRA q Sc
i,-.cug,IS i0l inlrd ID "A FRA NtlNC ~ DWiOi
ISLAND JAt'AN. CHINA, NEWIHA LA ~, AuSiNA.
IIA. -Or1H AMEHICh CENTRAL AMEHl a anl
MEXICO. .-,.,,,.,,... ....,.. .,
Coupa, s once teT lot Of Iddll,t, NOfth liver
"f' II. J. - LLAY.
- lpn,iau
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Thee -tri,n,hin4 ,til rrgllarv
f1rt So. Ogtn aver. - fJlD~s
- capt. "Wednesday. J ~
rrrln 10 uu~rpI srll For freight pas-t'r apply
10 MiLIIAM T. CO DE ~ 60. No 80 broadway
LAM los bliD,.. AG,ntt N IaNdIL
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M"NAi'ti LLl;% ,,;;x and loxp,x
Nrlr'u.i p,W is, -trtmri'
Icavr leo. e l,,lu,ur "tyonlh rrrri lrrnt nv
MpNAHC.i. t,nrt.r D.
49, III MpNA'.. II. t'n'Uly - -
uif'1r ic''1 IA ~. NJ.
Noatc.fI-i. pl-s tikrn eastward Pr'pUi
ls-iiri for pis7tgN ltuu IL Sow (nrG -
low tof 'it and pi+-t-r Apply 20
FAiiUN. VI 40 x 90. At'h. - Ho"llnS'H"'n.
NATiONAL LINE.-FlOm Pier 30. y. K
~ FOR OUtENSrOWN hNp LIVERPOOL.
-, i'T IT,. .-. assam
FOK LONDON tyictorla Docksi
CABIN $500 $40 rnrrenny prcplli steerl,s cIeiA S1%
Bong .tOWrr itI most uucL T. W J. II tLSE Manager
- tfprI = l..
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ALL ACTIVE MINING STOCKS ann 0tner
investment securities biuslt ana ~ ~ ~ Trn %
liz XiXON x HAIN.35 formerly NiNoN' ~ b 1870
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ALL the SOCIETY NEWS of the WEEK in
N HOME JOURNAL out to-day
ror sale everywhere, cents copy; year. postage
free in Town or out MORRIS PHILLIPS ~ & 3.
Park nj ce Ne N0rk
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TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1880
AL InCex Of the
DAILY TRIBUNE FOR 1880. WITH A TABLE OF
TOPICAL HEADS
Nv which any article LuDshe during 1850 be III taty
- ro:crIed IT, Ia O compact volume. convenient fOr
the writing tAbIe
80 CLHTs.
Address
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50 VICTORIA Written for DEMOl(EST )
ILLI STATED MAGAII%E bv lnn"" NJ
Aicft f. story 0 a W1ntu ARTIST ~'.tt"C.' 2ii t..i
to in even r.matiC ven ban . !Sa ia t- .th
l. nj writer Do Mt fan the sp!,u ID Mach nIa'rr
OF tins Iuuip uIa"aIiu".
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E'ft1 2D-ANE., NEAR Oils I.-Furni~hcd
100 BACK pAIicr viii OF without board 10 gentlemen
ON v reierence
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26

Various sermons have of course shown sim. {
liIsr tenor of thought, and but little variety Isl
noticeable in the lessons drawn froms
the recent tragedy. During the day thes
sstreets have been thronged with people from5
the suburbs and interior, viewing the elabor-S j
sate decorations and the hotels are crowded. !
Preparations for to-moTrow's obsequies are5
and are on q scale never before at !
stempted on the Paoifc coast. At the PaviiionS
aevery possible rrangement has been made to-
accommodate the immense crowd that wills
3be poured into K. Il is estimated that 81, ,0OOi
swill join in the procession. Theses
and others who will attend the ex-s
ssrcises at the Pavilion must be accom-
Stnodated on the floor. as the galleriess
Z sill be reserved exclusively for ladies, evens
sihsir escorts being barred admittarce there.
5If the expectations of the managers OF theF
a,slsbrstien are fulfilled it may be assunedS
! that from 10000 to $4,000 persons will be-
spacked into tie pavilion. In anticipation off
s.uch jam fears have been expressed even byI
4 architects for the safety of tie building !.
+ lated gatherings that seemsd to test itss
acapacity pretty fully. Its available space as
{ IN auditorium has been increased on the pres I
zent occasion By the removal Of several parti.s
! ions preparatory to demolition of the build-ss
5irg, and the removal OF the material for uses
Gin the new building of the Institute. The
5musical exercises, intrnstsd to powerfully
Sorchestra, the Fabbr; opera troupe and thss
aHandel ard Haydn Society, promises to bes
sof most impressive character The weather.
5to-day is most favorable, with prospect off
3continuance.
The stockton Churches.
I STocRToN, September 25sb.-The attend |
aance at the various churches today
swas unusually large, aud the discoursess
grelated to the nations sarrow over the
<uatimely death Of President Carl
I field. 1t was announced in the CatholicS
d Church that high mass would be celebratedF
I At A. IL tomorrow.
y At Portland.
4 PORTLAND (Or.l, September 25th.-Appro-s
aprate discourses were delivered at the variousss
achurches in this city to-day and this evening I
Among the speakers at the Unitarians
gChurch this evening were DR.. 2. L. Keene,s
sformerly of Washington city, and ex-S
aSenator J. K. Kelly. The latter gentlenans
! paid very beautiful and eloquent tribute to-
xthe high personal and political integrity ands
Honesty of the illustrious dead In additions
ITO the public demonstration tomorrow, ser-E
2vices will be held at the four city churches.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
ARIZONA.
The Trouble with the Apaches.

Tucson, September 24th.-A special to the
.Caisen from San Carlos says: Lieutenant
.Glass, Sixth Cavalry, with twenty men, is
fcrcssing the river. The courier who was sent
ito Colonel Sanford with orders last night re-.
turned with his dispatches this morning, hav-
ling been scared back by the hostiles. SANCHEZ
Iand o.hsr bands refuse to come in, and are
gong to the mountains, leaving their squaws
3at point six miles out. Nadaski reports
that he has captured horse stolen from
MOODY, and Colonel Tiffany directs him to
soring it in here for safe-keeping. He bad
sagreed also to return all the stolen stock, but
lthe sudden disappearance of Sanchez's band
Lnay interfere wish his plans. Part of these
shostiies were here yesterday and received
scations. Immediately leaving for their camps
slhey saw the arrest OF their chief, and pre-
sis44 I'd to take their chances in the hills. The
! discharged scouts OF Lisutenants Taylor and
sSchaffer, thirty.seven in number, were paid
Jeff yesterday, putting $1,000 in circulation.
sThe officers left this morning with fifty new
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
CHANGE OF LOCATION.
ricE OF TIE PACIFIC INITIAL LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA

,OFricE OF TIE PACIFIC INITIAL LIFE IssBRAxcE)
COMPANY or CALIFORNIA,
SACRAMENTO, September 13, 1881.
-A7UTICE Is HEREBY GivEs THAT, IN PUR.
IN siiaBee OF resolution oi the Board Of Direct
-ors Of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
California Of the consent * wr.tng uf he hold
eYs of more than two-tbrds Ct al the e.lta stock
sof said corporation, Gle in The oiAce Of the
corporation il is the intention Of said corporation
Ito change its principal place Of tusiness from the
5ei.y II Sacramento, IN me county II Sacramento,
swheFe it is now situate, to the cty and county of
san FraHei Co, in the tate OF Caifnrnia such
echaDge 10 be made and TO tsEe eject ON SAIUR.
=DAl, the sth day Oh OC10DE Il, a. u. 1881, ~ 12
yo'c;oek II.
8 By or.er of the Board Of Directors
= GEC. a. MOORE, President.
8 Z. 2. scTr JR., se0resuy. sis I'd