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New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
FOURTH CALI O'CLOCK P. NJ
rpy TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE. I

vFnAYCIsCo Dec 1.-The rise in Union Con-
solidated is credited to the promising appearance OF
the drift from the Union shatt TO the UnloN-oiena
The driIi running east on the :2,50o level of
Mexican is reported TO be Ill ore which Yields hlgh
Eighty tons of ore are being extracted from the
Savage mine daily.
A winze is being started at the point on the
Q 900 level of Sierra Nevada where lOw-grade ore
was found during the super1ntendency OF senator
Fair. a.
$500 level. Many Ore-seams have been passed,
which pitch easterly.
The drill in Yellow Jacket still hnds IoW-grade
The snit of Contention VS.. Head Centre is set for
December II. Messrs. CARRIER and Thornton noted
mining attorneys, are for the deIehuant ms ms
promises to be the most firmly contested mining SUIT
The market is steadily gaining strength. Recent
bears have become prominent bulls
standard Consolidated will tomorrow declare the
usual dividend and an extra one OF 70 cents per
share. o..
$50 G2O; Standard Consolidated, $65S30; Eureka,
consolidated, SIS AGO. BOdie, $5,27O; Northern
Bib $l84dC SdaTs Bode hSae TSnnc
s., 500; North Belle Isle, $500 New-York Hlil'
S., 500; Silver King, %l9,32o.
Braytou Ives president Of the Robinson Consoli-
dated Mining Company, yesterday received the fol-
lowing dispatch from Manager Stevens at the nine:
Shipped at once three days 334 tons ore; assays
eighty ounces silver Niue does not look encourag-
ing" Manager Stevens was instructed by telegraph
20 explain the meaning OF ms dispatch ana 10 state
how many miners if anv, had been discharged from
the mine and the therefor. The trustees, at
their meeting yesterday afternoon, examined the
accounts in the New-YOrk Office, and after infor-
mally discussing the situation adjourned without
declaring the December dividend.
William A. Parish, general manager of the State
Line Mines yesterday handed 10 the secretary of
the company his scaled official report containing the
results of his ore-sampiing of the mines with re-
uuest that il be delivered TO the president Of the
company Mr. John B. Alley, of Boston. Mr.. Alley
was expected in New-York last evening, and, it is
believed viii make public the managers report to-
day. -. - -
Bullion valued at S10s,721 81 was received in
this city yesterday from tho mines
Varkuf superintendent telegraphed yesterday
"Fnrnace been running six days; 22 tons bullion
The value of this bullion is estimated at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY. Dec. 1-P. NJ.


An unusually large business was done III ii,iii'is
.,aIs to.dav and there was still greater weakness
sxbibited for the stocks that are at'rac.ing snu
greatest attention Robinson Consolidated In'onS
declined TO 800 and closed at AZ sou'h "o,Ao
sold from @ down to 375 and ended without lo'. o
ton and the State Lines were lower tlhn or
and closing at 105; and at 70 ceh's
entail and Miller at 81 cents Asiue iio,n a+rong
,oe~toned the markets were fairly steady to strong
shn constocs we're all higher on the better quota
tons rom san FranssSo GhsysSlSS y4Gns at and
dend, at 4l2 Iron silver was 10 Among the Cali
gold mi ns s2bs sGSs faTSSr GTsfS S See"sd to s.
steady at s. Dut ~ ~ Inconsistent with the last o
a 6y the Tbe %PRets TeTe
hnGns M 49, dealings in and sharp decline for the
few leading stocks referred to. c...,o,,,, has d.
InS ine ~ reSular monthly dividend No 2ll OF 10
cents q share, payable December 10. transfer
books closed from 10th to 10Th, inclusive.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
Corporation Noilce5.
nErAnrMrsr OF rmAvcr.

\
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF iANE3,
NO. 80 CHAMBEEs-sI. NEW YORK, Nov. a. lS0l)
NOTICE to TAXPAYERS.
~ hereby given 10 all persons who have omitted
U paw their the year 1881 10 the Receiver m Taxes
that unless the shall be paid TO n az his Office before
fhe r dav of December next pCr will be collected
all remaining unpaid on that day ana unrh' the
paid him before the first day OF January next
will be charged and collected upon all such GIs 40
remaining unpaid that day al the rate OF Heyenpercrnt PER
annum. be calculated from October "a, ISL tho day On
which rolls and warrants were delivered To te
Receiver Of Taxes.
No money viii be received acr2 O'Clock p Oflce hours
from X a. M 10 D. m MARTIN +. MCMAHON,
Receiver OF Taxes
NOTICE Of Postponement of Sale of Prop
~ Unpaid Taxes and CrOtOn Water Rents
sections and OF Chapter 3Sl OF The Laws OF
1871 the Controller OF the City OF NewYOrk gives public
public auction Of lands aud tencnens
In said city levied In the years 1871 1872 1873,
1874 1873 1876 Of Croon Water Rents laid for the
wears $40 1871 1872 1873 1874 and 1870 and remain
Ing dne and unpaid which sale Is advertised 10 be held al the
new Court House. City Hall Park In the City o New
York Monday October TO- 1881, AT ~ o'clock noon
hereby postponed until Thursday December J. 1881 " be
held at the same hour and place. - H.
pamphlet containing detaod statement oI lhc property
for sale may be obtained at the Bureau Tor Cot
lection Of Assessments and Arrears " Ta1ts anl
and of Water Rents. ALLAN CAN fBI1ilr
NewYOrk Finance Department. CONTROLLER
OCTOBER 3, 1881.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
nlusiral Instruments.

BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the MOZART"
". New Style No 10000 "a stops, 10 full sets Golden
Tongue Reeds solid walnut highly polished case New ana
oxed and delivered board here price only sixty dol
ars net cash satisfaction guaranteed In every particular or
Every one sold sens
another 1t is standing advertisement order az once
Nothng saved pOndence NY factory Just com
peied capacity 2GO0 instruments 20 days very es
wood working machinery Vast capta enaDss
me 10 goods for less money than ever
Address call upon
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
> CRY CITY RIVER AND nARnoR TRANSFORMATIONS

COMPANY.
Onlcc Pier lS y. r., foot Corandtst.
Consgnments OF freight forwarded directed any part
OF the world
UNEQUALED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders received for delivery kinds OF freight and mcr
chandise TO any part OF the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBoR LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly ghtered 10 any point
in the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, AND BARGES ALWAYS on HAND
TO CHARTER
Steamers John IT. Sarin aud Erastus Corning for NE"
HAVEN, leave Pier ls n. II. Of p. daily lsaturiay'
exceptedl
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co. between New-York and
How-Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points ID. L. w. r. r. received al fler
For New Haven and points East at Pier IL.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eieven Miles for
Ten Cents via from l. L. Il. foot whtehalst
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
Oeean 9teamers.

A NCH0R LINE U. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
n NEWYORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No. 20 North River. NewY0rk
DevoDia Dec. - Ethiopia .-- Dec ~ Zp m
Anchora. Dec TO- Circassa .. Dec. "a. ga m
These steamers do not carry cattle. sheep or pigs
Cabins $50 TO $50 Excursion tickets at re laced clssA
Second cabin $40 Steerage s93
NEWYORK TO LONDON UIRECT
From Pier No. 40, North River. foot of Chares-sc
fGalatia Dec. 3, m Bolivia 10 a. M
49,, steamers marked do not carry passengers:
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents, BOwhngGreen.
RORDEAUX LINE.
~ New aud direct Line 70 the South Of France
NEW-YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT.
C0MPAGNIE B0ROELAISE DE NAVIGATION
- AVAPEUiI
CHATEAU LEOV1LLE saturday, Dec 3, p m
Nice 6c will time and expense by taking this line
Cabin Qncluding wtne) $S0 Seerage $2L For passage
apply to nom ,,l,r,o 40 -.
CHARLESTON,S SAVANNAH, FLORIDA.
~ AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Via CHA RLEST0N, 5. O., at 3 r. NJ.
From Pier % North River. foot OF Parkplace
CITY OF COLUMBIA Capt WOODRUFF, Saturday, Dec 3
fDELAWARE Capt. Winnett wednesday, Dec Z
JAMES W. QUINTARD & co, Agents
Via SAVANNAH Ga, at z. NJ
From Pier 43 North River number 3o foot OF
CITY OF AUGUSTA Capt. NICKBIsoS- saturday Dec 8
GATE CITY Capt Daggett ......-.. Wednesday. Dec z
GEORGE NONGE, Agent
Steamers marked thus do not carry passengers.
For passage apply to the agents Of the respective
lines above, Union Office, 3l7 Broadway.
H. YONGE, Jr, General Agent
Great Southern Freight and Passenger Line
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
Amu9entenis.
A SYMPHONY SOCIETY.
N. STEINWAY HALL. -

~ n,,,posCt19 i1i-' " n Conductor.
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. ., ats
Second symphony COuceTt
soloist-Mme ADELINE SCHILLER
7N" ' 49, Orehest by DR.. T.. DAMROSCH.
CAN'T SAENs fuey first tme)-Concerto for Pan0f0rte,
SNi e. ~ l'.-,. Mime. ADELINE SCHILLER.
GHiL" 'nc"' N''' ''"'' W. For String Orchestra.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. 9. s.
hdinssjon ~ reserved so cents and ST. extra.
ICADENIY OF MUSIC. WILLIAM TELL.
~ Tonight FRIDAY Dec second time OF Rosslnfs opera
WILLIAM TELL.
NJ pnEVOST Signor RUNCIO, signor COSTA, sgnor
MINT Mile JUCn. Mile DOTTI, and Signor GALAsSl
Director OF Music aud Conductor SgnorARDffl
Grand Matinee saturday, Dec. 3. CARMEN.
CAMPANINI DEL PUENTE, Mile. DOlTI, kALAbsaha
Mile MINNIE HAUR.
Monday. Dec. 8, LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR
cAMPANINI, oALAssI and Mile MARIE VAC!HVVlh,ii =! Vl,is
wenesday Dee. 4, AIDA. second appearance OF Mile
PAoLINX RossINIi Friday Dec Q, MEfIsroFELE.
pox ofice open from I'LL o.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
Real esstale 10 Gsfbanae.

WILL EXCHANGE for residence on Cen
w tral Railroad Of NewJersey 80 36 miles OUT
yenien place forty minutes from Lbertyst, NewYork;
frequent trains by best passenger road house. with ten
sleeping 3a stable and IN garden
and fruit and cold water BATH clOsets &C. four
ues depot paved sreee to stores schoos and
n Elizabeth mile distant Apply " station agent Il
Nora. Central Railroad OF NewJersey.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
CITY.
Grandst No 90 e2xG7i Julius Levy and wife to 10000
4Sd s. IIa4 # " & Of yh tn ave, n:oI oc $4,000
1921 ST. 3 = l25 Il W ofoth-a'e' %'NV'lli $500
Att3rn yst NO Il p is'SAzoi II 'eno ana "ho' $3.50
lllSst ps'9yIt NV cor Of tha7e i5jyiOoii; IbOoy
l5iRs aaa Ws 70 2isoo ps9' Fl Of shave I6ioIl0$1
z5.sxiOS.S Barbara setz and husband to John
7't Il 70 BsT2ha $52 n q 5sRTe TaHoA $4,000
72dst 81 500 S'r"s Of 2ayS o6ziC22 Smith
2at 3 iSl Hn IT 2 OF 5bS ayo ayoter 9 5000
lothayI a. ~ ~ S IL oi"Zd-''' 1919 1000
6sth 3 lS2 M Y % Gi Ihqye n cu 5bd a5oler 875OO
sane WiiTo2 iRisSPeryi John Dolno $1,000
FraRkn,9t, M'IiH9 Nos 81 and 55, 5ox5 2x5ox4iG.
SGn9stamm and another executors 10 Joseph 2GlOO
"oTfG 81 20 2ii 2'xloo; II Dae trustee anu S475O
BROOK ne cor o iisst a51iOo inaa ooo
''' { sIS $SsS f' 5lSS sS5
S2ds ms, $ lb an % ~ oa2ye cr Xlo@ . interest," $3.50
5lstst 800 i W Of 6tltaye 2nxlo2S' tlsfrSs rstrc
5oEs,a T"i ana "'l' 70 the trustees $4,000
3ot 3 10 4 ,iI,ba dl2 ~ y " q ygseng 2yang' 10000
27 l2S 59 Il ,oiq W S S92Sf iS eS SS iio"A 1o25O
llS14,si = 16 I1i IN i'T W q: d [ R n Co Ga5O
S't9 s. 2 l5G II oi ~ a. , % 'o 10000
l-'Ia;,I, s. -%' II !. T oi i'" ave " 100
oraHS B2e'EIT, a l nG G'f o al t 1850
't'4 coo ST. 70 ia R %@ Sa,e -oNlo- y 1900
canPo,'' ,ii,Ss So ~ -AlOO N iyy '''''' 1880
Gth.9ya - 6 II Of I27h.st 400; A Star.
tand y 7oiht Ss C ciatc ae Of so n Of ist-ave'
1jN5G I; & Van Fleet To- T irnmcrng ....-...:...
7St slc ts s. s5glo S32 II o ''a'' -h.' Ai'esu 5000
soil'; F. ioo ,o Gomnso M "a7on''' INV 10000
''ts i5dl q tG q HI9asg "a ,ngGsT IaHioo % 10000
Mar and G5 5 T. 10 4 1ag amer aH sa5ihcT a'a $1,000
Bsih ST, 3, u it " % Mad souayt lSNlJp5; JOhnJ
Guuther and wife to w Cunt .cr- .-...--..-.- -;
Sa%s gTgGfryi Frederick 'aner 70 Aan'n'r " $500
3gtlrst \ 700 n " of lst-ayc, 2jxGS3; Jones ,
and another, executors. To . Ayrcs ......--.- 4'''
o''' t;aisp 81 90 10 II bora % I" $1,000
sis ss S an5 rts VI td 10 Na 6rsy ohlO 10000
22d WscBI e 4a9 sn d guSer ' 4R' Jas Ney 'o' 1880
4o'S and e f. I 10 " f,Sr OF @ WI oA>' JON" 1900
llthayc Of 4lstst 3i.IN6O; Jackson ct al o-
o. Bessie II Dickinson 81
'''Ss' aSS Wife f. IN 10 W nc 81 iisdn 10000
cepTa lp ave- we se cor Of MOTIFS ST. 3ith Wari 5l5g5x
Sol yiucgulari Lewis 81 Morris to lSmc IL =, o,o
o"d f zofoS. T1f Of 10 NAM i iglcs 1000
s"R'' " ss,ir1cd 81 S' 70 = Wirtt 9G5go
1'i,, tI3 !. iimce ii y, ~ '''' i'A'0' " 1880
IIth.st, 3. IlG Gftw of AVcA, 2SN"4si + knesel ,,
and another executor, 20 pchs ---,.., -. l-''"V
stanton I3ntS 81 y g ptit Ctprcb "a n WsIISr $4,000
9Th n D. n i on L, & yiarti ~ 1860,
and wife 90 Allen wv
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

Aurlion Sales OF Real CslnIc.
MORRIS WILKINS, Auctionecr.
MADlsoXAvE. AND 5sTH IT.
ATAJCriOS.
Ell LUDLOW & co.
oNTUEsbiHiT ibGC'EMBL'R g. 1881,
ArrnE AxiG5G8&SGE i58i,SSaE ESilt EsS&iIltsRooM,
,,,nrso,, AVE- s,tTTIIIIy TII1lSsI tonkrR OF 5srri ST
Tho vanaIc rot 10 5Xl20 feet consisting oi hyr lotour
81 SSrh'sr i'T '''''"'' "'' ''''
MORRIS WILKINS, Auctionoc-.
TRUSTEES, SAILS.
Southeast T. lGtq'T II ft 6lo@ 81 5ta1sr t5 aa' -''''
VIII s,ll at auction ,..,
Atlgo ocl6ck' ncoi at the fzchlngr salosroOm.
No III BroaiWay, y. -
5thayc 5oqhg2, ,oTp,I q @ 's1y I5}rr i
6'Ty ~, rgS SSd Ol F5op a so 9.j ] Lot s5si6a feet
Also thc lot adlon.ng ON ilg re ,Mn a. E.' ,f'
--------------------- ------------------------- -
Drooilnn proptrtp for Sale an> 90 EeI
4 HALF BLOCK go LOTS in Brooklyn, near
terms m D'is HCLXND 8 wHiriSa. i-l Nas.la,i
'J'O LET-Three Story Brown stone 2oxl5;
I1r S29 csS1IYG I Ens aosa. fA'A '''
Gounlrn ilropfrip for Sale anG 90 tci
AT ORANGE, y. J. (nci yhborhood speciality
EbwhEB P.iiiHTILii6S TlI'Lii = - - ri'n.s.. :. =.
EOR SALE-Cumug County. state OF Ne
i braska Eight per cent bouds due io' u'.o, pay 'h'
January aui Jay 10 Nat. PARK Bank, NcW-lofk. y -
JONES, jr, 40. Z New.9t
ORANGE, y. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
- sEATI E o,s 15,ri ,, al 5,las
TENO CAPITALISTS and LUMBER DEAL
EEs.-For sale or exchange ior New OF bmok'yn
property 10000 heavily tmbcrd land m Arkansas ~"
brokers. W. BOGERT 1872 BrOadsaY, Room Z.
rE'O LET.-In Old Lyme, Conn, for use now
next spring .To very tasteful commoliGas eotta2'
with furnaces fully furnished. partly or not ~
an. fnc aud land views address UbGE hc' thDi l.
VXTATERPOWER, FIGURING and GRlSI
w MILL for salo-completciy lifted; successful opera
ton ! hours Connecticut; tide water AIWAIEIE'
81 ParkrOw.
5000 EACII-FOr desirable plot OF lots
gp C1NIO located the highest land on New x
Island This Is opportunity. KU LAND WITHIN
80 l2l Nassaust.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
5icanboat5 dl9 UaiIrolos.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. -
"A DREW and ST. JOHN hlyc PERIL North luycr
SOUTH SIDE OF CANAf~ST. every WEEK DAY at p
M connecting at Albany SUNDAY morning eHceptedl With
N'l''' ''''"' W. W. EVERETT, President.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Nov 81. 1881
The following sales were held at the Exchange
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
NUlON LINE. ..
\ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
IMpERIAL GERMAN LINE.

4 HAMBURG American Packet TO npanyt Line for
PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG. and HAMBURG. -
Sff.t DCc. MlLlA 3 Dec ~
GEIIEGT. ......... Dec. i " ~i'iiA IS Dec -
Rates Of passage 70 Plymouth, London Chorb1urS Ham
burg ami All points In the sDAh of England First Cabin,
$50; second CABIN $50; Storage SO Rou1l cD strs
duCcd rates SeerlZe from HAMBURG HaYre AM SOUTH
kU USTARDT & co, C.B RICHARD 3 co,
General AGENTS General Passenger Agents
No ~ BrOld.5t. y. Y. No. 81 broadway, y, Y.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
By r. +. Raymond.

plot Of land on 7th.ave sc cor OF lS2dst, 491lx75
nm
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
\SyINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS

ATLAS LINE Of MALL - ''ii--A''
For BAHAMAS, TURKS ISLAND, JAMAICIa, ca ,anI Hal
poTTO RICO. ISTuMUS OF PANAMA, ana COLOMBlA
Sailing every week Tourists Invited TO hNall thesea
OF these sips which they make ON any route Wcn ue
the extreme low pilce O % per
day which includes living board the steamer tie WnoC @
time and they transfer 10 any other steamer OF te
thcy NAV meet the voyage No cketSsued ior less I
$50. For passage apply TO no c.~rs
Statest, New-NOrk.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
ByA. ". Muller & son.
BV Peter. p. Meyer.

3-story brick house with lot No Perry-st As1a5 A15
lsnd-gace, = 6S.s IL W OF Sreei"cnn'o' $40,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
RALTIM3REI and OHIO /. r RATLR0AP. IL G+P

-
Via Philadelphia, baltimore and Washington.
on and after May - Passenger Trains leave from Ponny
yna X H. Depot foot OF Cortlandts and Desbrosses% ~
s3oa m.-E1cept Sunday. arrive Washington 42j p m.
Night Express Wa ellington 0j daily with hop
ers or Pttsbura Columbus AMI Cilcilnlt Par0r car D.
reached
7p m.-Day fast limo for Washington arrive CincnnI.
$50 2. Chicago 1850 IN, and 81 L0uis S3Oe m ~ y
o. palace seepers through tOCncnna anl Chicago Entire
InnruIs thrD1gh = CllclgL
IL: -Midnightday SlrcDers attached tor pl'Sl
gersafcr lO30p IN. Arrive camden station, Bdtmpra
G:35 Washington 1885 Day Express leave, sat
more 930a Washington, 10 40 A IN. Slcepers Tor Clh
cinnati
No other line makes ag,or no the West Traia5arry
lrOm the West at Gao n. $50 p. m. and lOtD p, IA
Iicketsand se,ping ber' .e,drei 1nl 49,.
and checked 10 destination ~ CDn1inYs Ohoe 30 rr1
way, and s the oces OF tho Pennsylvania Rhr0m Com
panY
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL PASSENGER TRAINS on ant III MAY = ISL ",
leaved 3pot3 tot Cortlanit ant DesJrls5'Fst+ ~ 80
n 3iOD aud $3.50 Tor El,,1. Bhthlc ie ~ Ai'1
town. Rcoding MAlch Chunk. Whkesbarro, iO"atlLt
Waverly ithaca, GeIcyA Lyons Bufio ana the Vest
Train at m. for Ealon. Bethlehem AnentoEn keninF
Mauch Chunk, Wkesbarre aud Plttston Pullman sernnS
coaches attached to G:30 trtia Trains leaving
and fTazleton coal rerionH F. h. BYiNGIoN; q. r. n
{. .H.CUMMINGS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

! 3-stOrv brick front house and 4-st0ry tenement
with lot No 7G Allenst, &. 1925 II OF GRAND E,
st, lot 25XS76; Donovan ................-..-.'''
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
Gclp Uanleo.

VTANTED.-Two competent Western trav-
W elcs the toy and fancy goods lin" Apply with re-
ferences 10 STIOBEL & WILkEN, Cincinnati, %.
VNrANTED.-Two yOung men between 6 and
w 10 years Of age good address may find employment
until - by applying by letc- only win
uneXceptIonable references 10 THEODORE b. STARR No
ZOG Fifth-aye.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
Hllnina.
CLARK e. boutwell,,

CLARK u BofhWELL'
Rooms 1e, II, 1s 10. No. StI!l1st. OF Wall.
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS OF mining properties,
per sale the stock OF the following paios Which
IRE under their direction
HTTE GOLD QUARTZ CoMPANY.-Mnes and mills
Aariposa County, California -
MEMO GOLD QUAkIZ COMPANY.-Mines and mills.
ss-sTf ssxTEEMo 60ID QUARTZ coMPASY.-Mines and mill.
'sPtXRR,GRoVE SILVER MINING ooaPANY.-Mne
sse sser5RMoST Or SILVER MINING coMPANY-Mines and
MI AShssfIVER sSst TN MINING coMPANY.-Mnes mills
sxS BRUNO COPPER CoMPANY.-Mne and mill,
persons desrons investing safe aud profitable mining
ssoeks are invited TO communicate WIZ as ,oruwEt1
President Secretary and Tfeasnrer
GLOBE COPPER MINING COMIP3AANNY,
" OFFICE, 52 BROADWAY, NEW-YORk'
Rooms 65 and 90
Registrar OF Transfers Mutual Trus. Company.
MINER BOY MINING COMPANY.
Nl OF COLORADO.
OFFICE 63 BROADWAY, NEw'YoRR.
Registrar Of Transfers autna Trust Company OF ~ y
POBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
HI Mines: Robinson, Colorado
CAPITAL. 100000 SHARES PAR $50
once NO. l5Walls;. Eew.York
CONORA CONSOLIDATED NJ. AND NJ. co.
~ Mines and mill, Northern Sonora, Mexico.
Capital stock 100000 shares Of 10 each.
ONCE, Room %, No. WaLst
Registrar Of Trsasfsss TaR MERCANTILE TRUST co.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
gteamboats nnh Railroads..
A REDUCTION OF FARE.
1As FALL RIVER LINE
New York % Boston 81
Newport and FAN River 90
Limited tickets Corresponding re luctiOn TO all Eastern

New York % Boston So
Newport and FAN River 81
Limited ucketa Corresponding reduction TO all Eastern
Palace Steamers
rooro ~, =, BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
ORR daily Sundays included, 4:30 from
@ 30, North River foot OF durrayst Connection by An
M NJ poat irom Brooklyn p. m. Jersey City
ickes and state may he secured all principal
steamers. NN'''' ~ '"' GE0 T. c0NNOR
BURDEN q LOWELL, Agts Genl Pass Agt
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF FNEW-JERSEY.-
1i, Itl on IN NewYork foot Of Liberty.st station in
bfFVOnya FHy H. 9 1907 Of Fulton.st, JEWELS Wharf
commencing Nov. Z, 1881. Leave New.York:
,o;oU r. For Pennington, High Bridge Branch. Easton
MHueh Chunk, Iamaqua, DriftOn, Scranton. &c.
Aenton sor PdemIngton High Bridge Branch Easton
Pvni y Ia Bs'n1gua Naldc0he, scranton. NC
81 ienington, East0n, Allentown, Reading Har
10 = olu"Cn Ciunk. HazletOn Wilkc3barre, sc.
Sfo p nj or EastOn. Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua Drfton
islito'oh, WlIkcsbarre, Scranton, &C.
a90 aa9900 p In-Eor High Bridge Branch, Easton, &c.
f:saW1p iL-FOr Someryllle. Pennington, &c.
o.ov or Easton, Allentown, Reading, Harrisburg
hSnch Gn Ihunk, Wilkesbarrc, &C.
and ay IIan, leave at s5 ~ M fer Bo1nd Brook
For Newark - 5;i5, G:I56i5 7:I5 1890 g. s:l5 $780,
239 $50 Z. 4:3O 3 5I5 $50 6:45 .. 6:i5, $3.50. T.
'1", ~ 9;I2, t, ~ V+3, 1880, ll;l5, ~ pm.
fOr trains to local points Time Tables at stations
y I. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY through ear 2 n m
For FREEHOLD at s:l5 a m. ~ m, 4, ., g. p. m. For
keyport at s:l5 !. m. ~ m, 2, 4, 5, 6p. m.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ va sranenpor-For Sandy Hook $40 m D. m For
and sc9breht, s:l5 a, m, I'M; 3:30 t. s. D. IN.
wa R.d Iiank-S:l5 m: for Lakewood. Toms River,
Bdr6 Bddr1esai f9s m for Lakewood Manchester Toms
m for Lakewood. Toms River Roruegat. sc.
NEW-IORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
Amusemrnte.

| A BBEY'S (NEW) PARK THEATRE
IA A SPECIAL MATINEE,
in aid Of the
HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
and Medical College, West 54th-st,
will be gvel
onTHURSDAY, 8th DECEMBER, 1891
The grateful thanks the Institution rendered each
services well the Of combinations
and theatres The programme as at present arranged ens
braces:
THE SNAKE CHARMER COMPANY.
ANNA THERESE BERGER.
MISS FANNY ADDISON.
w. T. CARLETON.
JACQUES KRUGER
TONY PASTORS COMPANY.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
Seats can be secured at the office. Park Theatre
A BBEY's PARK THEATRE, French Opera.
Mr. MAURICE GRAU'S
GREAT FRENCH OPERA COMPANY.
Tonight, FRIDAY Dec. 2, a New Opera.
LES MoUs6up ETATRFs AZ ,r CoTYGNr fesH Oh
g. The Musketeers In a Convent")
Opera comique, In 3 Acts. Music by varney.
The remaining characters by Niles LENTz' MERLE.
pIfboHME otGp Bn MN ,NiSRI, DUPLAN, TAUFfENBER.
Tomorrow Afternoon. only Matinee. Only Matinee
OF Audrdn's Masterpiece,
LA MASCOTTE.
PAOLA MARIE as LA MASCOTTE.
Tomorrow SATURDAY night, for the last tine,
SIJErAIS ROf.
MONDAY, Dec. 5....LEs CLoCHEs DE CoRNEvJLLE
TTEs9AY, TS f Dec ifi LES Z ~ MocEs g p 25IyETTs
THURSDAY EVENING. Dec. 3.
First representation in this city OF
MR. GEORGE II. SIMS
Three Act Comedy
MOTHER-INLAW.
Comedy In a Comedy.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsF
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
VNPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

I NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-YORR,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
sat rC. ODER. .......Sat Dec. II
MAIN -lf. Dec. luI q wv i' sat, res
RATES OF PASSAGE rom NEWYORh 70 SOUl HAAP'
TON HANRE t. BREMEN: 80.
FIRST CABIN .SlOO-SECOND CABIN.......S6O
STEERAGE $50 go
Return az reduced rates Prepaid stesrlge cerd
Gates 81 steamers sail from Pier between second and
T!urists, HOOOkeu, y. J. --... - .
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
MONARCH LINE.
VI NEW-YoRK AND LONDON


ECALIFORNGA, SANDWICH ISLAM Dr.. JAPAN
CHINA NEW-ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, CENTRAL and
SOUTH AMERICA. and MEXICO.
From New. GOrk, Pier foot Canal-si., v II.
FOR san Francisco via the Tsthuus OF Panama
COLON sails -luriav. Dee, 3. noon.
Connecting for Central and south America and Mexico.
From san Francisco. 1T aud BrannIu-stS
For Japan and CHINA
q & u. :. -. GAELIC sails Tuc.day. Dec. g. 2p.
For HONOLULU. NEW.ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA.
ZIAIANuIA sails SATJ RDAH. Dec. IL p. m.
or arrival ~ London mails at san Francisco.
For freight passage and general information apply at Com
pauy's Office, the Pier foot CGualSt North River.
IL. J. BILLAI, superintendent