davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-03-20

Tho following gr:siu was inspected into store
IN ths city Saturday morning: cArs rejected
winter wheut, Is cars No. 2 spring, cars No. .
do. cars rejected c.S wheaD; 3cnrs No. corn, x
cars high mixed, 60 cars rejected, ETC. t96 corn}
Is cars white oats, II cars No. mixed, II cars
rejected as oats: cars No. = rye, car reject
cd; cars No. barley, Scars low Crude DO. Total
IL, cars, or 10000 bu. Inspected out: 8.1T7 bu
wheat, 5;,.38 bu corn, 4.o{7 bu oats. 1474 blu rye
The following were the receipts Of breadstuns
, 1881-03-20

Short ribs. setter May, closed at SO Long
lnnds. sas,4c boxed long snt buns ag9ste: sweet
picked hams quoted 1T S4GtJ{c for 1876 average:
green hams, same uyeruge, ~ LSc
Bacon quolcd ut 5M s51lc Tor shoulders sES54c for
short ribs sa{t4c for short clears luSlufc for hams,
n1l canrased ur.d rAcked. a.o.
nEEF-Wns quiet NJ Ss.ENe91 Tor mess SsI5ala0
for cxtru mess, and SA.5ti95I50 Tor hams.
, 1881-03-20

FEMININE NOTES
Jones, who goes to the "lodSe" quite
often, says Mrs. j. could give the Nihilists
several points on blowing up.
d" I thought you took an interest in my vel
fare,'' said William. No, slr,'' replied SUI
satl; " only in your FAREWELL
When woman leaves n man who has not
earned his salt for years. he immediately atl-
vertlses that he will pay no debts Of her con-
tracting.
We don't just see why n woman should
like her. mirror better than a man, for the
man will hat1er her and the mirror WON'T
Boston Post.
4 young lady who went out to India with
If she had been 4 hit there she would not
have been 4 miss herc.-Lo,ltlo1t P unch.
4 married woman said to her husband,
- 1ou have never taken Eue to the ceilfe-
terry" '' No, dear,'' replied he, THAT is q
pleasure have yet in anticipation. Cam
bridge Tribune.
There are some very economical girls in
New jersey. For social entertainment the
other evening Il young lady chose to be u
sl,eperdess, because, size said, she could aft
erward use the crook for a cistern-pole.
A Whitehall lady ran her last years bon
net through 4 clothes-wrinser, and now sl,e
has the most stylish hat i'll town. The rib
bons and trimmings resemble watered silk,
with smashed soap-bnhbles oil the strings,
and miniature snowballs of starch eiinSing
to the tips Of the feather.-EFhitetuNT Times.
New servant answers the bell, which has
been rung by an elderly gentleman. us
your mistress in2' NO. sir" 'Ah! tell
her when she returns that her father was
passing and called in to say all were well at
hon1e.'' YES, sir'' Then, rs the old gen.
tlc1nan was about to Withdraw, ''Oh! won't
you leave your name, slr:''
When Mrs. Shoddy returned from a foreign
tour she was asked by al acquaintance re-
gartllng her Impression Of the. different
places she visited, among which WIS
Venice. to which she innocently replied:
81 don't consider myself any judge, for all
the time was there the streets 2Uf1s com
pletely flooded with water.''
a New Hampshire farmer recently agreed
to sell his farm for s., COO, but when the day
came he told the expectant purchaser thAc
his wife was in Mysteries about the trade.
and he guessed he'd have to back OUT
The purchaser complained and finally asked
how much more would induce him to sell.
"Well.'' replied the thrifty son OF the Grant,
State, give me $50 more, and we'll let her
cry"
Robust and blooming health in Hop Bttters,
ind no family can afford to be without them.
Blemishes and diseases of the skin and Fheu-
II 3. JHt7rA Ctf+ 1kSt
, 1881-03-20

Special nts.ntcn 10 The Chicago Tstoune-
BosroS. March 19.-The money rate ls stil!
at j per cent, and some goes vt 49s. The Clear
ing House rates were +04!=G5 per cent, vita
finds were iStti7 cents per 81 OO0 discount. The
gross exchanges we're 81, $780, 4as, and the bal
, 1881-03-20

corresponding week Ihst year,. &os4'lao s-'ol+so'
On ehe Chicago Stock Board BuTliupton g.
Missouri Is sold ut 50.
The total value OF the sales Of loe Il al4d mis-
cclaneous securities on the Chcaxo Stock Board
for the week ending March 10 we're limited to
s37,4N- For the previous week, 81, ,49s-
, 1881-03-20
COMMERCIAL.

Tie following we're the receipts and shipments
If the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the twrntyfour hours ending at : clock
Saturday morning and Tor tho corresponding time
q year agn:
, 1881-03-20

~
| Special Dispatch to Fhe Chicago Tribune
LIVERPOOL March l9-ll:30 a. m.-FLoUn-No. !.
lis: No., S. fsi.
| Observation-Disclosures. No. |, as ioi: No. .. rs
Id; spring. No. as 81: No 2 IS I'd; white No. 9s Sd;
No. Us; club No. l. los; No. = IL III. Corn-New,
| No. !. IS ID: Old No. !. IS GEd.
l'n0r1s1oSS-iurk ti8s. LnFd, Us.
| l,vEnrooL, March 19--l:D p. m.--CoRS-Hi1ed
t stendy Mt IS ID for old and IS 51Gd for new.
rHpyls1ONS~Bncen-Clcar cut steudy at 4os Cd;
long clear stcnly ls short clear dull at As; shoul-
tcts dull ut 51s. Eecf-lndla mess dull nt s1s.
LIVERPOOL, March IL. y. n.-BnEADsrCFFs-
quiet and stcndy, except corn which is hrmer.
LIVERPOOL, alnrch l9.-l4ARD-prlme Western dull
Mt 5js.
LONDON, March l9.-11NsEED O1I-o5s lodges l5d.
SrlnlTs Or rCRrESTISE-14s %das3ls I'd.
ANTWERP. March M.-FETKot.EEN-20}4f.
LIVERPOOL. March l3.-C0TTUS-l)ul und easier at
Gs-ls,4d: sales !iob bales; speculation und export
Observation-Disclosures but steady, except corn.
the following were received by tho Chicago Board
,hvE9FooI, March lsMil:;9 u, msFlour. s. ea@lls
Irk e. e.. eIu iar;' M e'''' ~''' wi o'~ % 7s0'
IS M NJ s IL Fsf . a. GSfn 5sa T'aas; @
Is 5a v"rs,,es t coaswhGt ,aiat n sooa dsMand Z;
GornSos %ach r tn sfF:ysW1sat VI; qa:st: rsd a
sdpncs wss at Err e. sra a I'd ID i1o onsr r. + s.
Hacon1l & Avn ala =, y lowe , ~ "a o. I'd; s low
'a E 1ssx = SSSf;s
I'd; fair tniiorn 47sy4s id. Corn quiet
na o red or
& SsS;!saa q! 'a3sa cor" for prompt shipment b s'
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK; March 19.--EOTTOS-Flrm: TO- 0}3-1E9
llGc: futures nrtn; March. S1e: April t0Slc; May,
1u.nc June 1l.tEc: July. n12c; August, lille; Sep
, 1881-03-20
ances $1.55o3s7. The exchanges for the weok

ances $155o.3s7. The exchanges for the wcok
have been <8a, Gas. E3. ......
than yesterday The feature Of the morning
board was the advance Of OYdensburg s. Lake
Champlatn stock from HI 70 4ig4S after the
Board. This advance Is caused by the announce
1nent of the probable election of Mr.. Emmons
Raymond to the Presidency Of the Company at
the coming election. Chicago s. West Michigan
HofSs Mtte Rock &c s. Fo'edo bephos b"rns ~
ton l, to 161s. Atchison declined " 10 138A: Sun
dusky ], to tx. advancing after the Board to
2s::s; Philodelphfa, Wilmington d baltimore de-
% in bonds, i'st Hartford Erie IS advanced from
B0l3 to 6, and there are reports Or cornerlnR the
stock. The stock is to be listed in New York
immediately. Atchlson first Is declined Il. 70
119H, Ogdcnsbur2 income IS advanced ?. tn 60;
TOLEDO, Delphos s. Bloomington Us declined H.
In mines and land stocks very little was doing.
To The Western Associated Prtsa.
wntef wSSFS @ass M"!ia Ro.!oa sseo
+ 5&?e t:sa: }s !; ~ sfs
3$,5s$
II 19Spos' March 1'-conso's' % 151s; account
American sccurities-New S. 1o4H; 4hs. ll4A;
Is. lis. y
Genrs s Now 9ork
15o; Erie +o7: do seconds, l05,s: Reading, ;5!:,
Amount of bullion gone into the Bank Of En-
gland to-day, 11}3oD.
LoSpoS, March l9-a p. m.-Consols, money.
% 15-l8: account Id l. lG.
PARIS, March 1a-2 p. ua.-French rents, 84f l5c.
PARIS March l9.-Rcnte5. SIT &c.
SEw ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. March l9.-Sight exchange on
New York, $L0o per $1,000 premium: sterling,
479i1,
, 1881-03-20

is protected by the husks' 80 enat the ears
are expccted to come out all right Per contra,
a gentleman who was listening said afterwards
that he knew of over d dozen letters which re-
ported great deal Of corn down. All OF which
suggests the lawyer who lost his case and his
client, though offering to call hfty witnesses.
each Of WHOM, would swear that they did not sec
the aforesaid client commit murder.
4 letter from Lemnrs, Ia, sass IN substance:
We received yesterday our first mall over the
Central Railroad for the first time since about
Feb. 9. There was not much plo"tng done last
full on account Of snow In October. large
quantity Of corn Is uncut and lying In the
snow. The prospects are not hattering for
the sowing Of small grain- The general
opinion is that at cnst half the wheat OF last
crop is still in farmers hands. In Northern Iowa
and Southeastern Dakota at least half the small
gruin is still unthrasned, and subject to great
damage from the flood which IS sure TO follow a
thaw, The fall Ut snow bns been simply enor-
NOUS Our winter commenced with Oct Is
do not think VIC can expect to be out Of the snow
before April Ii; which will make six months Of
winter We arc destitute of wood and coal, and
consuming immense quantities Of corn for ftlei.,
Tic railroads arcIagan making strenuous efforts
to open up; but, fear, only to be blockaded
again. We have not received any freight siuco
Frb. /. Much live stock has died from the
severity OF winter exposure
, 1881-03-20

Government bonds were quiet, closing strong.
In Chicago, the District of Columbia J.G1s we're
lr,.s bid and lH}1: asked: the Is were ISL and
113:s: AIS, HE and 1l17i; IS, l01ls and l0l9;
and tho 6s, 10.,s and 1u.,:.
Chicago bnnking matters we're very quiet,
Clearings were S5,460,000. Country orders for
currency we're light. NesF York exchange sold
at .5gl5}c per 1000 discount Loans we're iuact-
i've ut 6G57 per cent
CIeuri11cs Ql tho Chicago bnngs for the week
, 1881-03-20

HOG pRODUCTS-Were dull and easier. Liver
pool reported decline OF I'd In lard and G@9d In
meats. which mndc export buyers unwilling OF unnhle
ket was upfayorabIe to local speculation. and
OF the provision tnfcnt were transferred to wheat
und corn. Tho Eastern markets were quiet
SEss PonK--Advanced .!4@5c peE brl. declined 15c.
md clos cd 5c below the ateet prices OF Friday Sales
we're reported Of S.tkU brls seller april ut $l54uD
l5i1k; 30u br!s seiter May nt fa 5& a4D hris
:i5Sa1<. To.a ;NuU5 hrls. Tho market closed 1t
sliaMl54o tor round lots. sPot q segr thg 1nonth
lAn 1s9el.c pr 'c3 lbs tsom ,a the !nlest
urted ur 4IO les seller Apsl ut lo65; ,7 tea
seller May Mt *.7g &loa'; 4nN ;. e. seer June At
81 III tcs The market closed ut about $0 f1 s. 1Gr
round let's spot Or heller the month; sla554lab'55
set}cr Aprit und {A70 seller Any.
5 ltc Per 10 @ 1hs Sales we're mzs Ies
H. 11AO lbs short ribs III s;.7kss.5 tor April and
$7.t7.S5 fur s1ny. Prices Of lending cuts Of meats
were fellows It O'Clock 1of 1uH cnfed Unless
otherwise specified: ....-
, 1881-03-20


NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 19.-Governmeuts steady.
except 5s which declined !sWi4.
Railroad bonds fairly active, Irregular.
Stnte securities inactive. except Teunessccs-
The stock market opened irregular. and in
carly dealings all unsettled tone prevailed. and
prices declined n fraction. AT the First Board
at, advance of i4}..s took place. which WAS fol-
lowed by ii reaction OF !aG1, Nashville & Chattst-
nooea lending in both cases. During the after
noon speculation was fevcrish, and a further de-
cline of ,3Gll,4 WIS recorded, tho litter Canada
Southern. Subsequently tirtuer tone pre-
vailed. Nashville l. Chattanooga selling up 10
100, nu advance Of -: Der cent on yesterdays
CLOSING quotations, while the general list rose =
OK. In the lnte dealings the market became
weak and tell of u tn oal. the latter Nashville
s CnatanooSn, but at the close recovered i!sG
I:s The market was brokers' Murkct al! dug.
The reported heavy snow storm Vest and North
west had Il depressing influence, on expectation
thu1 another blockade would cnsue and consc-
quen1ly further decrease the earnings OF the
rt,ads in the northern belt territory. The Gr7phf
snys: ..kccnc and Mtlis arc out Of the market:
and Vanderbilt practically in the same position.
+f q =hH
, 1881-03-20

Blemishes and diseases nf the skin and rheu-
matte puins removed by Glenn's Sulphur Soup.
, 1881-03-20

Tie following 8 the weekly bank statement:
Loans Increase. S>.:t:4 40I; specie. increase, Sd
fSI,uOJ; legal-tendcrs, decrease. $a9'4 4oo; de-
puslts increase. 50. sO: circulation. increase.
$.aE 100; reserve, increase 81 ST. ,ao fhe banks
now hold Ss3l0,3D In excess Of their legal re-
Money market easy at 3Q15. Prime mercantile
Ster.ug exchange, sixty days, steady at 4so4;
demand, 49, ....---
, 1881-03-20
MINING NEWS.


SAN FRANCISCO. tAl. March l9.-Followtng are
, 1881-07-02

st. Lotits lsobs. .Dt1noe1at.
Yestorday was u gala day III the Recorders
tho West, serencsy faoed tho handsotno elork
who bus beeu ussIEnei to tho afarrinEo License
Duroau. Mnt suffered tho necessary li1Quisltton.
About o'clock In tho afternoon young work.
tnn!l, with OyGFalss checked shirt, and eiNuCs,Hd
has, sldicd up t0n Deputy Recorder md comb
dentaly ,wh!Rpcrcd:
"ls thls where O fc1lar soss bis u,arryln'
"Tnta te tho place." replfct! tho clerk.
we'll, wAnt sotue papors.'
All right, Sir; where's tho laiyY''
Lady! What ludy!"
"Mhy. tho young woman YOU intend to mar.
"Oht shea at homo. ot course" 90
"Wcll, VIZ can't Issue n license without ccr-
fa!ntnfortnatlou abtiut tho latly."
can toll y1u all abont her. What do you
"Ifer mama. age. residence, and such like
f,cts: and presume ,ou can't answcr I'LL tho
!. Can't II Just try me-
".hnw Oil is ahe7''
7 "she told INC sho was Just 10 years DID,
"Theu I'll wager shb Is ~. What nEtIess tpnO.
conce,". tho clerk whispered. What Is her Hrst
~ was trying 10 think" ..
III tti0 mt.lsititue, whit Is hcr last unme?"
don't exactly rosne,nber that, either. In
fact. tlont thlnk ever heard It. Hut sup
post tllkt It's OF III CONSEQUENCE
"tood heavens. nnu! What on aarth do you
WelL I calls hcr puss:. but never thought
to nsk II that wnA her reai nAne."
There was an Audlolr sIiekur throughout tho
Recorders office, a1d tho candidate WIS ndvlsel
70 bring IN ills cngaGcd phttuer Tor further pae-
tlcuturB.
, 1881-07-02

INtfbtt INIT
"Wlint nfu you writing. jephtha7" asked Mrs.
Joncs, as hor husband sorntohol nway with n
rusty pom aftur tho ohEit1rGn hah xone 10 bod.
"Comet," nnswotcd Jot,os al,slrnctcdty, "uon.
pottlvu Eovara for having sorn It Otst; nm writ.
Ing to rrot. swift"
"Wby whon did you sco ~" Akcd Mrs.
Jones. "Yo,l knuw woke you up and called
yn,.. md Arst yo,i Bai1 It was t,ro In ua,nlrn.
fnauk, and then lint It wus tho town clock. |
eatd 1t was tho comet tint Ind not nway from
sosne Of thom astronomers. onRtt to ro.uom.
ber, for tho baby cut south TINT night,
II wtsh you'd kocp still md lot mo writo, sfa4
rlnt h0w do yD,l apeil ntlcluu4?f
.."Why, tl"9-w.r-l.D't-si-o.s. Ut coursat What's
sny discovered L. Irpttha. iil Yyo yt,u t1o st,-
ward. buti you'll likl to hayu tic urtilt VI II:
:in1e CO. w2ta,an n,,, oant lnvunt auythItx don't
'0s s 4 IT, y eym eat asG13sr ars nj sss m o rut
thug u thoy nnmo 1t after met. Jonss' comet,
disenyesca juno =. u T.. NJ, 1ast undor. tho
po's stas; n tho ensteation AdtIR, cast Of tho
"irs my conot." spbbad strs. Jones. ~ dis.
tiodIettie: aud you satl It xa. not tho quar- for
,"Marin." sal,l Mr. Jones. stammttg THO Ink
atanH ovur md stfckang tho letl through tho tn
o. hsa hfAtai "knup yuir otta comlat md get tho
sk mo 10 help you v',e1 they want yoii to evolve
the inoandoseett lntot from tho gasouus snattur,
ant! @ sce that you havo tho, boundary l,ncs well
Will be ~ easy to detine Us anything, nnd you
know ul! about pnrabolfo curves. Rn0 Iogarltbu1s.
and porlhcll0ns, and things: maybe .When YOU
buttons on NY gray psits, mi ii id ~ missing M
shirts and the front door key, md that umbrella
yon LETT in tho street cars. Ii tho Court knuws
a@y o nss u e. aRry aG
fUll 0Fcr tho cut and invoke the baby,
, 1881-07-02

The gold IN sulpl,nret orcs vnporIzcs at less
nllli Of this cylinGrr. opcns Tito
II brick building parttti0nptl otf into long,
1inrr0w cflalnbera,, aft eG.nented and filled
with sprnyB Ut Bait water, which cOnannse
the tnctnl-vRpgrs,. which arc precipftatcd In
the sllnl,u Of snlts md pxfde upon the flnos.
They aru then gathered up antl melted, or
sent 10 the rctiners. where tho different met
nss aro srparntetl ur refined. It Is claimed
TINT by this t,rncesg marc ulan D5 per cent Of
!lI Thu metals cnil D}o saved, at an expense Of
lssS than IS per toni; TINT a $40, 900 smc!ter
VIII work 101 ions per. day; that such a
st'lG'ter l,ns successfully operated; and tint
tito hnly part nf tito process which may bo
REGARDED ~ MI experiment Is that Which re-.
ihtes to tho nftutl,tt Ut r0nln necessary fur
proper condensation. rhls furnace, or
SIiteltur. IL promised IL be Ill operation by tho
tst ut August, nr Rn0llcr.
From Silver Gilt l eat,e 10 tlis valley,
CHALK CREEK,
alont forty miles st,lttl OF 1eatlvlile, by way
Ut tho DsnycrN lilo Grandc ftsli!rual. WhGre
Il year, WhGsi first cntll0 here, there was
ln,t1llrg hut q iack.trnlt. now Hro nlco ttt.
lnacs; tine toll-ront1s, twD ard three cents a
,nfle toll; ind the cFviixing lUc0nlntivg goes
pulling lly nearly every hour. will only any
now tint tho tlleS In tfts mineral bell, ten
tnfIts wide and twenty miles long, l.nve ln,-
proved remarkably during the winter and
spring: nIll several prospects which ] knew
ri, that ct,lilu have been bought last fail for
from $4,000 to 2;,tN0 each, e0,llu not ba
bought now for ten times tho money: This
mining district Is III what Is believed tO ba
permanent boom. tfc1tAnD II. JOHNSON.
, 1881-07-02

ary measure will bo to block tho tunnel, and
tg render, " useless ct least for tho time.
Many, viii declare, with some p!ausihtltty.
that this pFecHution Is nnt enough, and that
II ts absolutely necessary to flootl It.
Aftt all, wl,nt Is tn be act OF for the alarms
tho tunnel inlist bring upon usp. ;rlic, jour.
noy from Lnndon to. Paris Is to DO shortened
aud mastc more comfortable. Woatlintt tho
ntiyantage, but It ean be obtained at n,ucll
less cost. II tho French w0u1.l do as much
for Calais az VIC havo dane Tor Dover, Il they
would tnake proper port Df II. accessible At
oil tides to lnr9e vessels, the means Of COM
!altllication between dle two Countries would
be quite as easy nj VIC sstah them TO bc. 4
steatncr Of tic class which run9 between
dublin and 1Iolyltead would make tho pas
sage from Dover to Calais IN little more tltnli
Mi louf;. slle would be steady III all weather.
and regular to her time Mt all states Of the
tide. II porsol's arc not contentel with tf!ts,
K tney must liaye the tunnel, tllitl nothing
but the tttnnel, .wc must benr In mind tho
price at which the .wl!ln can be satisfied. 1t
Is not Sir Edward Wutktn and, the South
enstern shareholders WHO have tho only right
to voice llnrx. -
, 1881-07-02
FACEIiE,

When ia mau l,no looking. .g,a assr Whom ho
REFLECTS.
.eesa ,t,te f. vo, rau uIvv.yv yops
:"'fe-ae'orF'
a iady iatety had her likeness tnkcn by n
PesxMiig4ss M 4.s ws0 1, sfssa,s Sc + Wi aat eor
,y Me1pF hsi9rgyaG s {at A., ssF'e9 M mSs.ng@"
"Wo 4 think that Is tho best thing sou cut do
".th !.
,s sssnc, ~, rcssannt;, MMjorr"Er.r.al waa
NV IL enSa 2 enS IT, s aas assry fsy
~ wouldn't euro to ue tho prcttIest R!sl alive"
i th"r a'"i.Y ~ ta will ~ WIZ to "n s1
sponse; locauso,' said he, I'd rlthor bo next
wstea, s*la ~ 5aaxs "a y pr!sosr iSen cesk:
III kxs; e hsao* ass *ty !syea pa II
md putting y GanErupts property unieF tho
!ne !. e. ssas. ~ f oeea; but
A tnl!llonatro, who was lookiuu At II inyol tract
travngant price said to tho aRul,t who hid sold
!. y him. u 10 atuaIre rIeh Eryan hat" a SO
DO l." .!8nIto.n'!y ,.I1., replied s. tao aHeut'
~ aivrMnomI aur,s 10y meae seoe5 nt ~ ola
IhfHlora ltlfEc htIs9: mouth anu cnin: but tho
o!u lasnior . sonc9a nen ny say,.tE a9hr noso!
thcrod 10 nIntorIat ioft M for ~ ydi,r ahoeL 0o ~
"My dear Mnrphy." satd IN lrshmsn TO big
Gta yS sc sa h1s s suse wsa sa
do we'll to te'l It tn sonaebody that ooula2" So
"It tho ret.ha,rcd and souint-eyea votDon
greyn shswS and iar.o xniinx sor"r sang HI s
En1,net dncsnst INN fnIktne, :" smId tha nrssrhnr
. shu Viii nc nolntgt, out 10 Inn eanarev"tjon4"
~ ,,'sntnxn ao1of IT, ~ lnsrtee
sh8AAt ~ %~C A&%tkA~AA AAoAkIUt OAkku8 Ece
, 1881-07-02
Tho Silver Cliff Company's New
6tamp-Mill-Plata Verde
Nine.
Bull Domtngo-The Duryca Smo1tcr-
Mines. In tho Cllalk Creek
: Valley.

sAAVs N4t A"haNoFs1G%Gt AAA nAaA N1HAAtN
make 1t tho haven Of consufnpttycs and tioso
afflicted with ca,arrllnl affections. T.. E.
Nyan, Of Hyde Park, lus 1lade Pueblo his
hoMe for about two ycars, with bencft to
his health.
AT South pncblo-thcro are two Pueblos,
with post-oflices not ilitla apart-wn taku
tho Denver j. Rio Grallds Railroad, narrow
gauge, for ...-
forty-1veSmfles west, nj the very foot OF tho
Rockies. Tho town Is beautifully situated,
has sos.le nice, comfortable brick residences,
good hotel, about 2 e,0o0 inhabitants, most Of
whom caue to tho State lnvalIds. Unlike
Pusblo, 1t las lnnfly Shade.trees, n,ld irrfgat-
Ing streams ril vi each sido Ut every street.
The State pcnttentlary is located here, and
the business Of tic town seems 10 continue
prosperous, Notwithstanding predictions to
the contrary when the raIironA Should pass
on through. Considerable wholesale busl-
ness Is ,dono hero III the grocery and pro-
vlsiUn line.
Al CNilon we changed cars for Silver Gilt,
thirty niles ynutIl. 'rhIs branch Of tie Deil-
yer u Rio Grallao runs W through Grape
Creek Gaiinn,, one OF the grtA,dest ulld n,ost
romantic in tho State.
SILVER CLIFF,
E,,a t'e thrt etX IN a.s stste, y 'Hss !mpToyea!
h,,iiiinvs lava t,,,.t. i'm mi IL" ,,.ntnr~
wUrks are Completed ind # ol,rrat!au, @ "'s
Ils ,Mi,as liayS g ge',eral|y inlpsoyct with
vury Iow.grade 0re-too low u gra.l0 10 pay
rn 1 sl.vr " ss cl1pr ce, eoMAxSs y. S s SEW STAMP
MILL.
made by. Fraser. l. Chalmers, Chicago, is
trtnttnE l20 tnlisDf ore per day, Or three tnls
To-, To- 10y A s'R, ~ aG e@Spense, @ SO siu. ~ a'1i.
IS E Eeas @ tt peT eTss eet ill., + tic Rs' siivsr @ Is
smsxu' FIJI alins a'e ctear ploh. u uio cusl.'
pa!'y, ahcls1;.a9 ~ a!:, St0npaees. w weaf WY tcaE;
Mu .,, 'spts' - PIT om1nt .Aeil "t \.
a, NV. s,t.te na9iucs y s!nti!ps' !osty. Wottin
v,It H. osr y; r ., ~ s,Hey toss s.u @ wIs nlnte
| dried. It wna Dutit 6y Murey & Sunrry Sew
Ynrjt md Il ,i... It wiIi ,,rci,h!v IL 1avM et.,,.
vsrin,t i,fn ih. trr, ,,rnncaa snn;. ~ tf, nav
trIo very ijnr. sllbstaniialiy.bujIt M n,tfi III Of
tho ''' -
a. tt,o fnt "a. ,,.,,I Sta,,,,t,,, t.,,> ~, ,r,
I,i, " Ie 11os @ u Moau1 @ @aloui'"'i, ~ LUG ary
i.i"i, ii, tS H., H. ,,.f H.o IT oi.t NV, ,,,,
of IN ,ata t With VIZ @ s,r Mi tcE hc sht oy @
E!ail,nilils uat !ao lntAMonla lot do VAat uo
fori,!er fore'nali ,: Informed me tint t!le
Fiji of @ssi say 81 i l ys oSes sg or G aGd ,a 1o 5
o4inces ,' ,' OF siissr. ~, co,,s,,o,, - Aim
.,, IN ttle contrary f{of. Co1nstoek, OF the
'.sta XIV Nv opin tr1ig !9Ete 9l tn no tna1 t =" nG
pIs,su pa 3a q" 9I1s, ,ao,, Fl o loeS lrl ~ sSvf.a @
@ oeeI EXPOSED ~ Mtin,nspnealG c,lai,sss LOT
ages, ailu everywhere l!G iOniit! tilg rock cnr-
| rylng apoat hllGGh ottlGes e. silver 10 lne
S te II ta s9 Vsno @ ' lal s sa srsa l
ttlat tho @ 9re nssayet! III !i,tIo !sss t''1il i've
o4Rces' 6Il niofu n, than toilr ounces e ,
! if01. nlocKhlhn,,h q lnan " very !hrge eA-
e ;a f9rsa nn u ns ~ .t ne nay ad hc