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THEFoLLoW1Na w,A n F TN 1ofa A &TacaT A fTITH

THEFoLLoW1Nd
 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, Csntraly located, will be sold April 7th, 1881,
 at 10 o'clock a. ma,
 On the premises at Public Auction, unless previous
 ly disposed of at private sale.
 ,anAa, The eomInodious and genteel residence of ,',,a the late John J. Phelps, Esq, No. Wooster EtiI Square. This house contains sixteen finished rooma and ia supplied with modern improvements, gas, furnace, water and sewer connections The lot has frontage of sixty-eght feet on Wooster Square ranged barn and greenhouse in running order. lot about 6s feet by 90 feet deep on the rear of above premises frontage on Chestnut street.
 Aleu tAe valuable lot 0n the northwest corner Of Chapel and Chestnut street about 104 feet front by i2S feet deep together with the large double dwell ing house standing thereon and supplied with gas water and sewer connections. well arranged house for class boarding house or private res- idence. ,, !, good opportunity for investors Better than Government 3 or per cents. No postponement on aocount of weather. Terms made known at time of sale For particulars apply to ...... .
 EDWARD .: BEEOHER, AdInr, osIil 1h0 EaSt YEa4er sttaht
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AeeA THE HOUSE 113 Howe street. rooms, with ;iii water and gas fitted for one or two families i; XIlH also Tenement of rooms on first floor on Martin street; price $9 per month.
 A. WHEELER. ma18 115 Park Street.
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or Exchange.

axA HAVE a Building Lot 15Ox100 feet facing on Rowe, Peck and English streets, Fair Haven also one State street, and another Sycamore street. will sell them at very low price easy payments exchange for a small house. VIM. GAY,
 GAY BROTHERS, mas 256 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-30

TO RenA-440 State Street. ,hesS The store and dwelling of six rooms, always sH been occupied as a saloon and first rate stand iI for this business. Also the house, No. 16 Gill South and Park streets; also in He1lers block State street. Apply to
 JACOB HELLER, ma29 Room Mo- 1 Yale Bank Building
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k.A THE BRICK HOUSE 12O High street. Is con- MHs venient for large family; is now used for a Easl family boarding house; 1t has all the modern Improvements, and is heated by steam. Also the Store, Tenement and Barn 197 Whalley avenue, the Store and Tenement 192 Elm street, and one Store
 and Tenements in the block 19O Elm street. For particulars inquire at
 l 1na24 6t- 188 ELM STREET.
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First-C Glass Residence for Sale.

FirSt-ClAS9 Residence for Sale.
 AesAsA OWING tOa contemplated change in businesB
 HI location the ensuing fall offer my residence t i1 corner of East Grand and Ferry streets for sale. This is by far the finest pace in Fair Haven fruit in bearing condition. House built of founda ton stone, contains ten rooms, all heated by steam also and water, stationary range and wash tuba live horses; gas and water; room for Large hennery and garden. Parties meaning business can eRr,y rp1si It tS sAAe FRFDERToK " RARoooK
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REWARD ENGEL.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Max Temp. A; Min Tenn, 32; Total Rainfall or Melted Snow aches and 10Oths), .00; Max. velocity VI "-.N' E H. SHERMAN, Observer,
 ssrgt. Signal Corps, U. s. Army.
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For Sale at @ Bargain. AkaA FirNt-c1@ss House, with modern sa Ampr0vements,g good lot with barn, situated WI on me avenue, fronting on two streets, can be seen 1t any time For particulars, call at Room No. s HOadley Building, Ao Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-30

EOH SAAEs ,keAA Lot No. ST East Pearl street must AEid be sold. Also the street very beau A tifu house, price &, 900. Another at bargain, 25 Woolsey street Other properties in the above To- calities for sale.
 RENTS WANTED. Houses and Tenements in all parts of the city.
 FOR RENT. Millinery Store < Tenement above 19S Whalley ave. 510 Orchard street. 512 Orchard street. Dwelling Houses in Fair Haven East.
 WANTED. $500 on a well located city worth three times the amount. W. P. NILES,
 Real Estate and Loan Agent, nna28 12t 27O Chapel Street.
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the market was weak and strons alternately withif
Q range of q per cent and finally closed VITA =
more important rally on the closing up Of contrast
by clears with abort claws" The foregoing ID =
sum and substance Of to-day's sock market. Outh1
facts 1t Is possible to construct almost any kind a
o theory, and IL 10 expected that bullsS and
"bears" sill construct widely different onss 10 suif
the peculiar ideas Of each clsss. But for those wh6
now are without interest In the market Il may II
servceable to remember that prices are still within
few points of the highest they have ever soh /
that railroad traffic 10 30 light that H.
undertaking for business daily becomes moro opea1
that the coal combination, which lives by resxicl
ton of production, % that . small product sho1N
pay the interest royalties and rentals Of four-fod
capacity, hangs only by slender thread; and that
the Morris and Essex for the year 1880 has cod
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Com
pany 81, 012.417 over and above Its net earntncd
AS to the speculative mtustion, it Ia hardly changed
from what 1t was a week ago. when the present d.
cline began. Hardly any Of the surplusagc Of tha
speculation has been hquidated. Easy money, thu
greatest Of oil snares In such cases. has BEEN md Id
the tempter to "hold on" Besides that, al ii
points Of the street are TO "hold on" and buJ
more on the reactions. Notwithstanding tho lasl
rally today the prices end materially lower than
they did Saturday.
The business done in Governments at the Boards
amounted to $232, 800, principally in coupon b,
and business was reported dull ct the offices Of the
large dealers. The final bids for the IS show de;
cline of % per cent and for the Windoms-extended
Gs at gig per cent-a decline Of ls per cent. Other
quotations are nominally unchanged, but no large
sales could be made at the bidding figures. Thd
market closed heavy at the annexed quotations:
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MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY, May SIP. n.
The principal feature of the local mining stock
markets. to-day was the continued weakness shown
in the Oriental and Miller and State Line varieties
and the heayness of those stocks e1erted some In
fuence upon the general market. Oriental and
Miller declined from 2.40 to 1.9O02.05. and State
Line Nos. and from gle to 6i297, and Nos. and
4from Q. AZ to21O There was late demand for Bull
wer that advanced it from 2.6o to 2.95. The Com
stocks were strong, Consolidated Virginia selling at
?. eOa2 60. California at 1875, Sutro at "a, and
Mexican at 49, Among the Leadyile shares HISs HIber
nents cher ut AS and Iron Silver was strong at
2'2oa2'S5. Silver Clif was usually active and rose
from 6is to 3D. and Robinson Consolidated after
soId at 5lo. all the ether California gold stocks
being neglected The markets closed feyerish ana ma
unsettled. despite the receipt OF adylces that tne
San Francisco markets opened e&clIeo anu h'gnei
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CLOSING PRICES or PHTLA DELPHIA STOCKS.
I,-..--..L - nl1v nLNIs & IrnIL-ai
TUESDAY, May ST.

TUESDAY, May 3l-P. ".
TO-days stock market presented nothing that
calls for word of comment. Business was dull, the
transactions amounting only to 243,9sj shares
against a daily of nearly 100000 shares for
last week Bnt this was clearly indicated by the
closing operations of saturday, which, as then
remarked showed that the average bulls are
still confident, while the bears have not
yet gathered sufficient courage to extend
their lines over two holidays" Early prices
did not materially differ from Saturdays
last figures. But it was only n short time before
figures began to wltand a decline ranging from 10
2ia per cent was established. Subsequently
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The business in State bonds was chiefly in Arkan.
sas issues. rs of Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
selling at 90 Little Rock, Pine Bluff and New-OrI
leans Railroad at 15A016, and Central Railroad Il
1918. North Carolina special taxes sold at 6i2,
and Tennessee o.. old, were ls better at 72ls OF
city bank stocks 800 shares of Mechanics sold al
$50.
The business in railroad bonds was remarkably
small and except in few instances without feature.
There a marked decline in the speculative in
terest in Boston, Hartford and Erie frsts, and their
price dropped from "a to 61G62. Erie second con-
soils dull at 107s40107ss carrying 8 per cent
interest payable tomorrow. Missouri Kansas and
Texas general mortgages were fairly active at 1904
10Ol2 Chesapeake and Ohio rsts, series b, were 4
easier at 90 the currency interest being steady at
G5. Canada Southern frsts were steady at
103l2a 1884, and New-York Elevated frstd
were l per cent lower at III for q small
lot Ohio Central incomes declined from 86s4 to
6ll2aO5 International and Great Northern second
mortgages income easier at 99a4. 81. Paul frsts,
Southern Minnesota, decli ned from 11ll2 TO l10cb
and ST. Paul and Omaha consols from 1922 to 1888.
Denver and Rio Grande consols steady at 119is
and Kansas Pacific consols at 1Os34. Texas and
Pacific incomes were fuctuatng, SSl2d SCH GssA
the iirsts Rio Grande Division, recovering to 102osd
1921.
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained $315.309 on
balance made up by gains of S171 ,0s9 currency and
Sl44 222 coin This makes the total gain since FIJI.
day. $7l6,552. Money to-day was easy enough and
per cent was the rate for call loans on orr
binary Stock Exchange collateral; on Govern
ments the rate was 2i2 and per cent The domes1
tic exchanges in New-York at the places named are
AZ follows: Savannah, lsa as premium Charlestoni
lsal4 premium New-Orleans, par TO go so pre-
MUM ST. Louis. 30 cents premium Chicago. 500
% cents discount Boston, so cents discount. Ina
United States Treasurer ut Washington to-day
receiv ed 1851 900 National Bank notes for re.
demption. The customs receipts were $87S,569t
and the internal receipts were 81 ,072 264
The Clearing House statement to-day is as followst
Exchanges. 1864. 964 ,470; balances. 1920, 1876
The transactions at the Sub-Treasury covereds
Receipts, S229l ,26O; payments $l,975,95lt
currency balance, $6,734,s94; coin balance
$7l .O34,340
The following is the statement of receipts and dis!
bursements by the Assistant Treasurer of the United
States at New-York for the month Of May:
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The foreign exchanges are weak. and to-day some
of the leading drawers reduced their nominal rates
for sterling l. per cent or to actual business rates
but it was believed that this was done for effect on
the market, and other drawers rates remained un-
changed. We, therefore, quote the market weak
unchanged quotations, which are as follows:
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Nfm Publications.
PUBLICATIONS.

DECENT TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
THE SHADOW OF BIN. NOVEL EXTRA NJ a.
Price 10 cents
SUNDAY DINNERS, EXTRA NO u
Price rs cents
THE REBEL OF THE FAMILY NOVEL EXTRA NJ 20
Price 10 cents.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FoR 1881
Price, % cents nve oopies 81
THE TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1880
rKIcR so cESTs
A'D'''' THE TRIBUNE,
New.York.
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% rJ,HE FOURTH WOMAN'S EXTRA
NOW READY.
KNITTING AND CROCHET.
NEW PATTERNS,
WITH MANY ILLUSTRATIONS.
Being
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 10.
Pamphlet form.
Price Twenty Cents.
Containing
Plain Practical Making Usefu and Ornamental
Articles.
sixty.four Peges.
Sent by mail on receipt Of price.
Address THE TRIBUNE,
NETWORK.
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AMERICAN MINING sTocE EXCHANGE SALES
FOURTH CALI O'CLOCK r. VI.
lnY TELEGRAPH To THE 1nrnrNF.l

LrAnvIrtE. col. May 3l.-The decision in the
suit of the Iron silver mine against me Smueglrt
Apparently settles the sdc-linr issue. aud Iron >
yer will be restricted to the surface measurement
Iron Silver and Silver Cord have also agreed on
settlement. and tho papers have been forwarded to
Ncw-Iork for ratification.
I'm the Forest CITY. on the south side Of Dry Stray
Horse Gulch body Of iron with chloHdcs has been
struck ThsiS near the llibemia line, and makes
il probable that chloride will be found
through that part of the lilbcrnia territory II
much enhances the prospects OF the iiibcrnia, kob
G;Iass-Pcmdrry las struck a new body IT very rich
chloride ore in the Pcndcry shaft. The company
has bought an engine 10 be put mp on tins shalt
The Robinson average shipments are 100 tons
daily. The mine Is opening iutO Immense ore-bodics
in all directions
Bullion valued at Sill $50 50 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
The Tombstone Mill and Mining Company Las de
clared its regular monthly dividend 30. 10 Of
$4,000. or 10 cents per share, payable June 10.
Transfer books closed from June 10 to June TO- III
elusive.
graphs: Have just come out Of the mine. II IA
looking rst-rate in all parts DAILY output seven
tons Remit $1,000 to-norrow.'
Rising sun superintendent reports n very favor
able new strike in the 800 level prospecting nch III
free gold with all the indications Of opening out a
large ledge The development work IN the nine
shows il in promising condition, and the new ore
chimneys now being opened rid largely TO the re-
SUPERINTENDENT Of IIihcrnia telcgraphs: THE
strike in the Forest City improves with each days
development andi think adds immensely Ia The
value OF iIibcruia property. Ore ASSAYS over 800
ounces per ton. WilcXaminc thoroughly, aud re-
port more fully Tomorrow.
Bassick mine superintendent tclegraphcd yestcr-
| day Began shipping wO car loads concentrates
| to-day. -Four hundred level shows magrIiccntly
| both ways. Shaft water much increased. Suppo-
sitiOn find bonanza next level The shaft is now
| down to the fifth level below the tunnel or about
700 feet from the surface, and a station is being
/ opened for q crOsscut 10 the vein.
| The superintendent of Chapparal Gold mine tclr-
! graphs: " Champion Tunnel looking very well.
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In London, British consols were down TO l02 S.iS
for money, and to 102 sic for account oni,eStt
States bonds were strong: 6s at 1O7 Abs a. I.s:
fraction higher in sympathy with SATURDAYS a.
advance in the home market but the cable repo.ii
that the quotations little more than n9m,in:o
The Bank OF England to-day gained f90, 900 bulnSvs
on balance At time Of writing no Paris dispa'cn',
have been received. "a.
The receipts of -four and grain at the prihSiV~
Atlantic ports this 3Ist day Of Mey were:
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-New,l ok a.sS&
Canal Rallr'i Cotwise Ralt. Phia b ,s ~
Flour. bb,... 2olsS blSs 7,sIo ILoeo 80
wheat bush $4,000 $4,000 2so e? seo 1850 w
oats bush -. $1,000 s,s44 4oasS9
IIye, bush.... 500 1850 ooo 80,
b. Tst Oa'n 500 2sy9S 6ss sse5Gs $50 49,
Tho receipts aud shipments Mt and from BUN.
Sunday yesterday1nd to-day were as ioiioNs'
RrgslDta smph'he~
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"COPPER" OIFFN MINING COMPANY.
- -. alton. RI~BEE. ARIZONA.
Caual sipdA. -Iu.OpO shares par value, so.
stock ful pai AMI unaa,rs-ahle.
REGISTRAR or IRANSlt k~. Union Trust company
OFFICE.
No- 20 and BE- Ihons-,t, New-lork.
LITE GOLD QUARTZ CO.,
\ Mine and Mli. 0tes Core, Mturosa County cal
CNFITAG. *1~0ooo0 moo shares. sl0 each
WILLIAM =. CLARK. Prrsidrnt -..
IDIlN e. boutwell,, secretary.
ONCE 40 Na--au Il. cor Walsi' y \
Ofyl,Ks % fnE CAmDot CONSOLIDATED MIMI CO,)
40 u WALLS
NEW YORK. MAY 20, 1891 y .
H'lIE annual meeting of the stockholders 0i
the Cariiou Consolidated Mining Company Will De held
Offices thereof. SO l. Malst Nrw York. on It Ks
DAY p i-~l ~ O'Clock Tor The purpose OF
ii trustees to rye thcrusuus year
Polls wll rrnain one hour.
transfer books vll close ON % and Will reopen
June q. join / bkAhAM
SECRETARY aud Treasurer.
WANrED: ..nnu,n, .,x,vo srocv
CHEAP. Address IS. a. T. Tribune once
TIE MINING RECORD. s. year. No. 81 Broad-
way. The complete Mining Paper sample Copies
Prrc. Orders executed Tor Mining stocks IN New lork
and Francisco. 4. X. ClilSOLh, Proprietor.
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Sales b. AutIion.

MORTGAGE SALE. p. Trayer, auction
WI Ger will sell this day o'clock, lot Of furniture at No
JOS N. HILL. Attorney for Mortgage.
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gnstruttlon.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.


COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.
The concluding examinations OF the several classes Tor the
wear will begin on MONDAY MAY at $3.50 M The
examination ef candidates for the degree OF MASTER VI
ARTS will be held on FRIDAY, MAY 27 at $3.50 a. m The
examination OF candidates for admission Will begin on WEI
NESDAY, JUNE !, at $3.50 a. IN.
commencement at the Academy Of Music on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE =. AT 10 A. NJ
SCHOOL OF MINES.
The annual examinations Of the several classes VIII oeeh on
MONDAY MAY 10, at $50 q. IN
The examination candidates for admission TO any OF inc
ak regular courses viz Mining Engineering Cv Engineer
ing Analytical and Applied Chemistry Geology Aetaurgy
Architecture will begin FRIDAY JUNE b at $50 a. IN
Commencement the Academy of Music GU WEDN ESDAi
JUNE g. at 10 Am.
SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
The examination candidates for the degree OF Bachelor Of
PHILOSOPHY will begin On FRIDAY, MAY 90, at 10 a M
Commencement the Academy OF Music ON WEDNESDAY,
JUNE s, at loan , ,,.,,.
F. 4. p BARNARD IL D.. President
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L YORK, WASHINGTON SQCARE-C Candidates i9r
admission the classes OF the University IN me deIal
in The counciroom ON Tuesday 81 at 10 O'CLOCK a. M
BY order OF the Faculties. - go . -, -. o.,
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MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
WI will receive purs In Drawing aud Painting IN on
Water Coors China and DecoratQn AT her studio NO ~ ~
-, (Mr H. Huntington. Mr.. William Hart
helereheos- MI James " Hart, Mr.. A. f. Bellows
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For Young Ladies-City

MISS de BRUYN KOPS and MISS KEITH
vi NO. 81 EAST 39TH.sE
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For Both Sexes-City.
INSTITUTION for the IMPROVED I\STRl
The largest articulation school county establish
1867; pure oral method. send for circular
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| Shares
Sold.
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GeaoIlere.

4 CLERGYMAN desires one or two pupils
~ for private n,tru, ton OF coaching Address HAMlL~
IuN. lsiSlyu ~, l.. ].
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Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes. and Palace
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BOGEY.

The hour Is late. the mother from home,
Why tsrrieth he In the waning nghtr
Down on the lawn where the laureis gloom
He promised to come and sing tonight.
HSrk TO that rogus OF . sisters cry
VIII the child keep ever . wskeful syef
sleep. tiny. sleep; Rogey viii take -
AL little girls that he finds awake.
This naughty old Bogey. whenever he comes,
KILL. ashe ridsth his terrible round
In the dead Of fright through the chfldren,s rooms
And eats all the babies who wont sleep sound.
His big black eyes are AnAme with light.
And all who behold him they shrek with fright
sieep. tiny. sleep; DOGGY will take
Al little girls that he fnds awake.s 6
may s.ys the little one. -Lacy. nay; :
For I've seen the Bogsy from over the blind. |
He looks not . bit like what you say;
He has big black eyes which are, o. 90 kindi
ipsep when his sweet sad voice I hear;
For he singS OF love. 90 I need mot fsar.n
sleep. tiny. sleep; Bogsy NJ take :
Al little girls that he nnds awake. =
Ths sister reddsns. then softsas her voice.
-slssp. my darling. 1is time for rest;
sisep. and Tomorrow IN give you choice :
Out Of all my ribbons you love the best"
Down In its pillows the roguish head :.
Nestled. and softly the tiny said,
I'm Asisep. I'm asleep; 80 now. dear LII.
Your biack-sysd Bogey can come to you
From ths French.
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meal, IS good as Is served iu any nrst-ciass hotel
for sew enty-lve cents. :
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