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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-31
POrter'a Murderer Gone 10 His Account

PHtLAUELputA, March 3O.-A private
message from Las Vegas, N. NJ, says: Jas,
Currie, the murderer Of Porter, the actor,
was shot and killed at that place, on the
oath ofiMarch. Currie, 1t appears, was on
q drunken spree and threatened 10 kill
several people, among the persona
threatened was bartender JAlour, who
shot Curris In self.deiense. A party Of
railroad hands, friends OF the dead man
attempted to lynch the bartender, but The
sheriff succeeded in getting him to Jail.
A coroner's inquest was held and the
jury Of once returned averdlCt Of shooting
In nplf.lRfanaa.
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ST. LOUIS, March 3O.-A Po.t. Dspatcii
Kansas City, special says II Is reported
there that the Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa
Fee east bound passenger train was board.
ed by robbers near Albuquerque and rob.
bed Yesterday. A desperate fight is sSid
TO have occurred and three OF four par
Bengers, the conductor, engineer and ex.
press messenger were shot. The conductor
and express messenger are said 10 be killed.
This report 10 current ID express circles,
but the railroad officials know nothing oil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-31

More Trouble Among Kentucky Clans!
UISciNNATf, March 3d. Further diff.
Guilty lsIeported among the clans Of 4 Rowen
county Ky. Excitement over the Light.
foot murders had qnieted little when
serious row occurred between the Jones
and Cornel families, in which Hiram
Jones WAS killed aud two Of the Cornell
brothers badly wounded. The examining
trial Of The Cornels was set for yesterday,
but they were suffering from their wounds
80 that II had 10 ba postponed.
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Another cremation A, Wsshinf,on,

WASHINGTON, Pa, March SO.-The body
Of Col. I. N. Ross, Of Maiden, Mass, will
arrive here on the eatly train Thursday
morning, and will be lncinerated in the
Lemoyne ctematofy. Mi. Ross had many
relatives In Ohio, where he was well
known,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-31

ROME, March 3O.-The Russian Senators,
Bouteuaiefr and MoSBalefT arrived here 10.
night 10 negotiate for a settlement OF the
questions pending lin regard 10 the Catholic
Church In Russia.
BELGRADE, March 30.-The Czat has
cancelled the Russian loan Of 100000 rou.
bIes granted to Servla for losses In the late
war,
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They are discussing tho question o.
double taxation in Ohio. That is to say
whether a man who lives in Belaire OIL
Bridgeport and owns stock in a company
on this side that pays It's local and State
taxos here, should be subjected to taxa
ton Individually in Ohio. The Cincinnati
Gazette says that the practice Is species
Of double taxation that is wrong ant
should be stopped.
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Abatement of A t,IbclnnnII rI,m

CtSciSSATt, March SO.-Thomas Liv.
lngStone 4 Co., dealers in dress goods,
etc, made an Assignment 10 Howard
Douglass to-day. Liabilities, $4,000 as.
setts, not known. The failure ls attribu.
ted TO the long winter and the bad weather
delaying putChssets.
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Rnrntd 10 nsnih.

CAMBRIDGE, o., March sO.-Miss Lizzie
Frame, an estlmable young lady Of Gibson
Station, this county, was terribly burned
while attempting To exlinguBh Gre In
the doofysfd Of her mothers residence,
She died 10 fourteen hours. Mrs, Eliza
Frame was also badly burned in trying to
cave her daughter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-31

San Francisco, March 3O.-About fifty
suits have been brought in the Superior
Court by wealthy citizens and corpora
tions 10 restrain the tax collector from col
leCting taxes on the supplemental list
The amount Of property represented in
the list is Gl90,000,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-31

NEw YoRE, March 3O.-Dr. Keimrich
Wi1dwart, a German revolutionary hero,
died to-day.
A Gre to might in the editorial rooms ot
The journal Of Commerce destroyed 5000
worth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-31
INGERsOLL ON KINGS.
lie Feels More sorrow for the ExIles than
the Gear.

NEw foRK, March SO.-In lecture at
the Academy Of Music last night, Colonel
lngeraoll said he was amazed that our
fathers allowed thieves under the names
Of Kings to govern them. He predicted
the end OF all Klngcrait near nt hand.
Europe is not yet cultured enough to grow
an unadulterated crop OF RepubliCanism.
What Kings have sown Is being gathered
by ,peasanta. Peasants are getting 10 be
as bad as Kings. This is not as l would
wish Il. My tears are not shed in st.
Petersburg, but In Siberia. Tremendous
applause
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summary Suppression of a Ncvnpnr

LONDON, March 3O.-Four detectives ar.
rested Mr.. Most ut the Office OF the Freiteit.
The warrant charges him with having in
the columns Of his paper melted the peo.
pie Ct foreign statos to Isedition and re.
bellion. The police elected the compost.
tors, took the keys and locked up the
premises. The prisoner will be brought
up In the Bow Street Police Court to-day.
The Socialists will hold meeting to.mor.
row to protest against the arrest and sup.
preston OF the paper.
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PoRT TOWNSEND, OREGON, March 3d.
AdviCes from sitka, per steamer, say that
the Indians al HooChene are repoIt ted 10
have burned two oi their number At the
RiAke lof Bome olIense not stated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-31

THE Troy, N. Y, Telegram compliments
Judge Robertson, President Garhelds
nominee for Collector Of the Port et New
York, saying that he is "acommoner with.
out Dwagger, a scholar without pedantry,
a partisan without bitterness, ambitious
without being interruptions
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LONDON, March 8O.--Ths viCetoy Of
1ndlahas atslegtam from Cabdahar con.
ilrming the report that a rebellion has
broken outat Herat and the place besieged,
II Is also reported al Oandahar that
AyOob Khan has been taken prisoner,
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Contributions 20 the League ecrcRaing
DucLiN, March 3O.-At meeting Of the
Land League, Mr.. Brennan announced
that E2,309 had been received from Amer
lea. There were some contributions from
Queensland. The total Is a decrease from
the previous week.
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npnEI,N PROM MEIIrn.
EWo Hundred baldwin Locomotives
I,uitdtnR for Mexican Railways,


BHiiding for Mexican Railways.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3O.-Tho Mexi.
can Central Railway and Mexican Nation.
al-or Palmer and Sullivan road, as 1t lie
better known--hsve for some months been
negotiating with large firms here for rail.
way supplies Of all kinds. The Mexican
Genital has already received two locono.
tives from the Baldwin locomotive
works, and thirty more are now
building for II, by the came firm, and ad.
dlional orders are expected. The largest
order which Is under way is from the
Palmer 4 Shiiyan road. Some months
ago the Baldwin locomotive works sent In
bids 10 supply the road with 200 loComo.
tives. Their specifications were approved,
and they shipped for trial four loComo.
tives. This was four weeks ago. The firm
has now been notified that II is 10 re-.
ceivo the contract ior 200 engines, and Il
has already begun 10 build them. They
are 10 be shipped As wanted, oil 10 be tin.
ished by January /, 1888 The vAluH oI
the contract lB said 10 be 81 800 900. The
engines are to be the strongest ever built
by the works, which have turned out the
strongest known. Hall OF The order is fol
passenger engines, and the remainder fol
freight and general use.
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RmIth Uhaiitnrttl lhr Iln...

ST. JoHvs, N. b., March 2s.-warren
Ross has issued q challenge to Warren
Smith, Of HALIFAX, to row him either on ihe
KennebeCcosls OF Bedford basin,
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"Some Democratic journals figure a
plurality nj 10000 for Hancock, but they
omit The vote cast for ono OF the Garfield
Electoral tickets In Louisiana. The Times
figures included both Hancock tickets In
Virginia and both Garfield tickets in
Louisiana"
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yor Of hiding from view the wrongs Of the
war, was met by the Republican party
with Q slap In the face.
Mr., HRwley ey-Does the gentleman
really believe thatP
Mr.. Hill Certainly, I have no doubt Of
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The PreSIdentIaI Vote,

There has been a good IDEAL oil contra
diCtory statement in the papers 10 regard
to whether Garfield or Hancock had re-
ceiVed plurality Of the popular votO fol
President. The latest aud most exhaus
tive investigations made by such reCog'
nized statistiCians as Edward Mcpherson
show quite concuslveiy that Garfield re-
ceIved q plurality, His figures are supple
mentsd by these Of the Chicago Times,
which paper has gone over the ground
carefully and impartially, and arrived at
the following conclusions:
Taking the figures as 1t found them
certified in the various States, but without
knowledge In every case whether the
total was taken by an average Of the votes
cast for Electors on each Blde or from the
highest vote given any EIeCtor Of any
ticket, the Times finally reached the con.
clusion that the following was close ap.
Proclamation OF the popular vote:
GArheld"m..."....".,' ...""i 800 2t9
nAncOC tt0J 495
JJhVv5
y5Jt
scatUflnK"" Vio9
Total......... al ,93S
GnA1ld over Hancock" 6,Ial
= ~ 1
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MINES AND MINING.
fRrnlY Ami s--P

- FRIDAY, April 81. n .
v,,sns siocks to-day were more than usuaiiy
...,v. A lsrgs and well-dis.ributed business was
~ and although In sou,c instances the Hue
sions we're wild and erratc, the temper OF the
..rtet. nj, IN the Whole. showed some improvement
s. xhst Of the last few days. The black sheep"
:. S.v vss Navajo. which opened down from l.fo
:. a. csuta, fell to 81 and rallied to 81 and closed
q "a censs. Hibcrnia was less than usually a
s,aI feature in the dealinss- aud recovered from
,1nto .2oQ1.20. Silver Cliff again was favorite
"a ,.r.ined 80 cents Of Yesterdays decline, closing
= Nh Big Pittsbnrs rose from to 3.6o@3.4o'
s;st,s Chief being stesdy 1t $780, aud Ieadvliie
r...,,dsted strong at 100. Chrysolitc was dull AZ
a c.,may was more active aud rose from W TO 6S
o 80 and Hortense fluctuated between 90 ana oe
$50 49, ciosipg at 90 cent? Dunkin rose to IIo put
sszsS AZ 4 60 and Bull domingo was little nettei
y 81. There was very little dong In Hukiii. on
~. s.les being at LIS. and Moose was quiet and
stsady at 100 Alta Montana Is IN better demand
ssS nd ri ais. Mariposa common stock rose IRON ron
ISn TO 90. Green Mountain was stronger ~ .,
"a Cold strips ut sos. Rising Sun being steady AZ
Z and Cherokee at 1885. The Consto3k shares
s.,s little hrmer Consolidated virginia AZ l'oo
srd california nc about 100. The markets cioseo
sctiye and generally strong.
NJ INNING STOCR EXCaAyG& SALES
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below she surface. tho pay streak u about nifty
irches vide Allowing An excellent quality Of ore
TIE mill 10 working WE'LL and will probably scon Dc
incfeaseA in size as the present ten stamps VIII DOT
reduce the ore ns fast as IL 10 taken out.
AZ the Twln Lead mine the horse whm has been
replaced by steam works, which started up last
week, giving good atisfscton: ,.
The south drift from shaft No. of the Milton %
IN sbont $50 feet 1t expected that the main sui
Ivan vein will be struck in the next fifty feet Inc
north dEift from shaft No. 10 IN l3o iee.,
having passed through q quartz voin OF low-gfaoe
ore twenty feet wide. powerful fan.blower has
Just been put In to supply fresh cir TO the different
levels 1t 10 intended soon to connect the Two snaIs
to aid ventilation.
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u
DROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES and
nI.ETsyT of STrTIon orcr on TyDav ArpMEs

IL \
WASHINGTON March % l-ol.
SEALED PROPOSALS. lnd0rssi Pr posals Tor Beet
Clothing TRANSPORTATION &c a. the case
ma, % s-i0ner OF inuian Afir-,
% Webster IT.. New York. VII Dc received untl
n ID. OF MONDAY. ?. 1881. Tor furnishing Tor tho
f1in @ hoo, $3.50 pounds Hean-. 100 q
pounds B4kIpR Powder 500 OuO pounds orr 3oopound,
ouufs Hart Bread. 1900 pounds HOmtuy. 1900 pounds
lard barrel. Mess Pork 2tjuOO pounds Rice. li2OO
pounds Tea 7gNpp pounds Tobacco 2nO00n pounds salt
2ad pounds soap 5000 pounds soda l!0JOOO pounds
sugar. aud -sGDuU pounds Wheat
Wo0cn and Cotton goods conslstlng IN part
81 licking $4,000 vars standard taico, d".oV0 lals
wards Dcnims 1000 yards tuueham. OpuuO Yards heh
tu,ky leans. 2buuO yapis. Saline. 'oo'y yards brown
Hickory ,hiriinc 1000 valds Calico Snrting 1000 yaris
Nn-cy. = yaris) clothing Groceries. Notions, Harl'
ware Melca supplies. and long list 81 msccan Gus a.l
such Harness Flows Rakes f0fhS Nc ana pt . .
the service IN Arizona o uiaio, Dtkoth
Idaho indian Minnr.Ot. Montana Nehraska Nevada
Wi,cOusn De delivered at Chicago. kansas CIV snd
Also Transporauon such OF the supplies Goods aud
tnat may be contracted for 20 be delivered ~ the
I.ids must Dee made ont on Government blanks
schedules slowing the Kinds and quantities OF subsistence
supplies qu c Tor each AR,ncy, audtue xmas am qusn
ties u grsS goods and articles together Win
b,rk pronosa. Tor contract ADD bond conditions
10 be- observed hy bidders time an place ~ delivery terms OF
contract and PAYMENT transportation routes ana all other
.srv i.TurIion. vii la furnished upon application 10
The Indian ONCE ia Washington. or Nos. 90 and %
Mo,sttr--t York Wm u Lyon. 70. AS br9alway'
A. chicago SAINT Lou FaIl LcaNCnW orth, ~rn Fran
CISCO Omaha Chcf and lankion ana the postmaster al
Uds Nj he opened ~ ant above stated and
Jiiucrs are invited prescnt az the op'nng
CEHTiFfED CHECKS.
All bids mast Dc accompanied by cciunol chF'kb upon
some ultrd Depository ssiant Treasurer iof at
least fIVE PER CENT Of the amount oi ne gr9Lo,al
THOMAS N NlCuOL
Actiu NJ Commissioner
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nRnpoSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

Il
PHILADELPHIA, PENN, March ~, 1881. }
SEALED PkOlO AIS ~ uiDlcat' Win COPY OF ,his
uHcmcnt and o. the Instructions 10 bdueis 70
each this on unt room. Apr 20 lNsl
furnishing United states Departments
with the following articles - ,..,-,-,
10 delivered tho Qurterasers Depots az lhilael
phla. Penn. Jeders0DyIle Ind -, 49,.
10000 ACHIEVES. 900 Sh0vek Win long jan
de@ Trnmpcts 800 Trumpet crooks 10000 Tent fios;
1000 -crubbng brushes. 10000 yarls DARK Blue WOO
Shrung Flannel, 81 10 ounces. 100000 yarns 'Ah'oh
Flannel --.,- 49,, =, On iaboi
To be delivered atlno OuAItcInaS'"s b0P"' "' '"
ono neimets 900 Helmet Eagles $1,000 Top pieces
and ankle. 900 side Buttons assorted luu.V ,Mnlte
Metal Numbers. 1900 Campaign hatA %J,VoO fvia9o
Cans. 6s Knit Undershrt.. 80 90 phIs Nool SyoA
irg,, 100 OlO pairs White Berlin Gloves luI phts Mpo
Mlttcns. 900 pairs ATcuc uyershoes 20 W. MCoen
nanketss yards - Facmg Goth yoGo yTIs osS; ;
K,r.y heavy quality lJ.pOl yari- Cape llnB c
ne, II 900 yars 81 Dark Blue Flnne Tor lson-s 5uooO
warns anvas Padding 5000 yar- olesa ~ ounces FIX
ifwst 300 pounds Linen Machine lhieali 9tOp uoAen
suo Cotton. 1000 gross Coat Buons 9oUO ero,s Slit
Ruttons. 10000 Hooks aud Eyes lpuoO Iaris NOrsed
Gard 40 ODl or Buckles; 100000 var = Nhiie rape
defs are Informed that All articles VIII DC sublectei 70
maid Inspection that full compliance WIN he speeheaos
vii ho tusstei upon. aud that articles Inferior TO tho
standsrd will be ae opted -, -, -. 49,, -. - -. -, ,,,
the right 10 reject any or all bids
rcfrence viii be gyen articles OF domestic production
& ahnfsofurr conditions Of price quality being equal
isrS arr informed that these goods are deliverable
and nsvable ON aud after July J. 1881.
kor ss OF printed instructions 10 bidders and other In
formation apply nc tins obico- . . - 4, . ,..-.,.
Enveues ntaulng pr saa 10 be Endorsed Proposals
, Nnarv supplies and addressed 10 ths undersigned
W. u. "a. RUCKER Asst, @ NJ. General. U. - A.
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Gelu r0dnleo.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK THIBTSE WILL HE RECEIVED Al fH T.
UPTOWN OFFICES. 80 I.lIs BroaiSy cora,r rnir +
hrsst sos West Nv ;lty tir 10 :1t1 tyo. -
o. Last Fuurtcelth.st cIrl'r NMpn s11trr $50 fhiri
ave- siyenti st. At tli HARLEM JfFl' RS N1t
1901 and 1900 fhirlaye.. coz ohuaifeialit"oaB
nithsi. uptJ a. regular uice raleA
XVANTED.-A Christian lady, experienced,
w fully romprru fond OF children, To keep house for
family of four Address stating fun particulars. Boa 30
NOukera, y.
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PROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON WORK.

OPTiCP OF BUILDING F'R STATE, WAR AND NAVY DE-
PhEunNIs. WAsnlNGIOS, ID. G, AIrii D ISL
PROPOSALS furnishing And delivering
putting place all the cast frames castings,
tnmmnr- for doors and windows. iron wash
strings required for the north wing OF the
bldng FOR state ar aud navy bep rimena IN ths elty
Will received al TINS oice until J.. ~ May 3 1885, aud
Immediately thereafter OF the bidders
general Instructions bidders blank forms
81 proposal information 10 wneTe copies OF the nav
ugs will bc furnished shed mat ufo
this elias ~ iron work upon Their proper applaton
90 tlas Office
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DLNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
o. dfl aliff ID d., l7f
GfiiAI TRUNK I'M

tfNlAi ! EiN X ] NE
AID INftEu ~IArE~ NAIL ROT IE .
Trans leave NCw-NnrA. VIA Urs5rosses and toruandt
strcrts trTrlrs 90 fuiioHsi
ulrusburg. fu.Du-g the West ana -ouih WIN iulmAh
p,Ia... G. 49, al A. h.si a aud 81 O. m datIy
Wtllamsp0rt. lock Haven a M. = 20 p M Cory ana
10 Ar nfry Tor liiu7NHiA
l,um Centre AMI Tho ill lcsnnN
,, h. p,r.s OF Pullman 'triur daily except SUNDAY
l0a M. arrive asuu stpn o. IA irgIt 40 80 aud so
m ID, ant Oh. tn sunday. n ~ al Top ~
lrt,rc-s fYr fi.I ilmnre. except sunday. I o. f-
g., f o. Eflunf OF tlfA
Ioata of ilr.1Niyu AuucK' connect with All hr"neh
jersey ity anoiAns SPECIFY and dfee' ufe-''
tor BrBiklfu travel.
Trains From ili''p's :. D" ~, "a 49, T. ia
an. nsl,mor, o. 30 A. IA. s.,0 SEQ. irlO an ln 80 m.
-undA, tiu o. and 40 ID Eel. 49, FROM li'' ti ~.
nina $50 q ~ 80. 1910. lllph IA no q 800 o2u.
b.l,. $50 H' lul Leo Az o., D. ~ sunday. s'o3 90 O.
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PROPOSALS for LABOR and MATERIALS.

OFHCB SUPERyIsISo ARCHITECT J
TREASURY DEPARTMENr
WASHINGTON ID. e.. April z lSSl.D
SEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received az this ohce until
y the Gh day % April 1881 fpr luokwok and act
CURED complete the United states Barge
once Al Sew lerk accordance specih
cation copirs which, AID addition al information. may
Application this once the Onice u the super
int.nd,ut %. HILL.
,. Infect.
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Bullion valued at s4os47 80 was received in this

Bullion valued at $4o, 947 80 was received in this
eity yesterday from the MINES
y 1be superintendent of the Stormout felegraphed
resterday from Beaver. Utah. that the rioters who
stopped work the mine have been convicted, and
mat work on the mine will be resumed Immediately.
The managers Of the Stormont expect TO resume
UEysdends ut once.
+. A telegram, April T. from the superintendent OF
Ne Big PIttsburg mine. saws: " Lot second-class
fsns 1, $50 ounces per ton. Face now shows four
~ Of this grade
teports that for week ending March 10. 1886 tons
- Gro were extracted. viz: from first level, 1879
sCas, second level. 500 tons third level, 90 tons
&c mied for same week. 1890 tons. he lower
ennnel, connecting Eureka with McGinty wInze,
yAs q zanced I | feet, and the raise from middle
eRamer, drst level, to the surface. was advanced
leet In good About one-half OF the ore worked
3 snt comes froR main face open cut. onequar-
es from Golden Gate open cut aud one-luarter
uom McGinty chamber.
IAe Battle AorHtaiH Messenger (Nevada Of April 2,
- the following concerning the starr-Grove; AT
oe rate the ore u being taken out and turned into
scnthly dividend for an unlimited time TO come.
notn miils. 30 stamps, are kept steadily employed
cfu4hing the ore from the mine. and a large
smopnt OF good work is being done by tho COM
Reports to the Mining Associated Press from Els
SSilvan- W aukeag mine, which was made on March
- consisted OF four bricks weighing 3.033 ounces
- weekly shipments from this mine are doing
ncn 70 festore the confidence OF the public ia the
! 3 ssnsiy o. the mine Ia the. value Of Maine mill
de9oslts. The interest IN the other mines on
suniynn lode has greatly increased, and work 10
3 = rs resSned on number OF properties. In the
EXPERIMENTATION inc there are about 1000 feet
~ - .oieei0sinG large quantities OF fine ore,
! ~ - me bottom Of the deepest Jhaff, $50 feet
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sAS FRANCISCO. Friday, April s. 1881
y..tartav To.dav
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TnDUSE.l

The Silver King Mining Company has declared a
dividend Of 20 cents per share.
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. lfapltoa,s ano RalIroaos.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
80 nhWsTEAMERs SARATOGA ANDCITY OF TROY
ieavo PIBH 80, NJ r., Foor VEsTRY-sT.. daiiv, er-
ar ay At a., connecting with morning trains for
w Softn apd West Bate- warmed with steam
steamer leaving on SUNDAY touches at Albany.
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
-DhhW and ST. JOHN leave a.. North River
sou III SIDE OF CANALsr., every WEEK DAY a. 9 y.
nd eonneeong AZ Albany SUNDAY morning excepted With
VANS North West and East saferooms warmed
81 %. ~ ~ ~ ~ IN y se7t 20 rvs ~ uy~