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CLOSING P8ICES CF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san FRANCISCO. Wednesday, oct. %, 1881
ny rrLrGa,rn 10 I'M rrarynI

TOMBSTONE. Arb, oct. 2G.--suii was brought
against the Head C\utrr Company Yesterday hy The
tranquility f5rpJ srssion o: certain underground
porilGn worked n he Head Centre and claimed hg
tranquility; also, tor 10000 damagc- for ore cs-
tractcl and for costs. The Head Centre mine u a
triangular piece Of rouudihciwccu Tranquil ity.
Contention and SuphHrc II l. claimed that ore is
being taken from the Tranquility ledge on tho dip
beyond the side line on the iOO-lcycl ia Head
Centre.
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]. LORDS AND LADIES. Published by arrangement
with a. *. LOriug. Boston.
. 4 PAIR or BLUE EYES. By Thomas Hardy, .
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR PLASTERING.
East SiA,.

PROPOSALS FOR PLASTERING.
u OFFICE or Bt1LpiSG FOR STATE, }
WAR ANb NAVY DEFAuMESTs
WASHINGTON, d. G., Oct. o. lSSl.D
SEALED PROPOSALS for puytcrng IN the North WING Of
Buding Tor state. War aud Navy Departments In this
civ ompfing OF about square yards three
work and 900 feet uf Enriched Moulded Cornicc
and work 10 hr cXccutrd daring the coming winter
viii be received a. this 0lCe uht l. M Of November 10
1881. and opened Immediately thereafter In prosense OF
biddcrs -
Intending bidders required visit this Ohlce where
drawngse models uf SucCO Work, and tie Building
may inspected and specifications general Instructions Tor
bidders and blank forms Of prOpDsaB obiaiucd.
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SUGGESTIONS TO BooK BUYERS.
RHENTAN0'S

(COntinued)
For previous suggestions The Tribune Ct october
IS end 2G."
Also extended for furnishing books, mhga
newspapers technical nature devoted 10 some
branches Books afford the greatest aid 10
those engaged any special pnsu study Hnformatcn
sought any particular branch Of knowledge or literature
viii be pleased furnish parties applying for the same
books the subject when they Indicate
way engaged In the silk trade should have
every volume treatise bearing upon
silk industry Those engaEdn banking should have the
commercial auaDacs statistics Of financial ins'it
tions every standard work political economy and finance
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sisted thereby. will be practically appreciated
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In tO-morTow's issue Of The rribgne.
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long there been divorce between rational
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back the tide OF free resolute aud untrammelod
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from those natural Of ignorance and superstition The
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CORPORATION Notices.

Corporation Notices.
ATOTICE.-Leases of certain corporation
~ pers aud hukhcads will be offered public sale by
der Department Of Docks ut the EXCHANGE salcsoom
No Broadway, Monday october 81 1881 at ~ o'clock
H. full information see the City Record Copies for sale
az No. city HnL
NOTICE.-Proposals for. building new
~ wooden pier at the foot Of Laght ST. N r., TO be
known as Pier No. 2S ~ r. Will be received by the Depart
OF Docks ll7 and ITO Duanes until "Wednesday, No
1881 ut l2 o'clock For full information tho
CITY Record. Copies for sale at No. city Hall.
FINANCE DEP'T BUREAU RoRTIE COLLECTION OF TAxEs.l
81 CHAMBERs-sT., NEw- YORK, oct. -. 1881.
NOTICE TO OTAXPAYERS.-NOtic is hereby
~ given that the assessment rolls real estate personal
property stock In the city aud
for year 1881 have been delivered the undersigned
thereon due and payable tins
Of payment before the first day OF November the
paying shall be entitled 10 the benefits mentioned
the 29th Section the Act OF March 30 1850
ducon the rate Of per cent per Of
payment to the first iay ~ December next.
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Brushes.

brushes of every description at 315 Pearl
- opposite Peck slip all articles prices
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FOURTH CALI o'c.poS r. Il

barcelona Niucrl creek silver SurEct virginia
lpIblp. 1000 $50 90 N"W 30 2.aO
515 sG 1000 BIO 10 100 90 % TOO. no .lJ
Snn l,.n y 5Oi ..... 10 luJ ..... % Black JACK
5OOs3O.. - Miner 10y Legal Tender tOo. o..... GO
6{S 566 ,aS "i1 hi ii0' '' Is Sl} ts liz 556 GO
climax ICaimtS Ifoc'l 2Oo.bIu.. 10 sOp..... g.
100 - % s,ti - Us Alice ZOO. bio -
HlbtruA state lin" So 900 ......iTI hUn.saU.. 60
BOO .b.U. 81 / altA ..Nn-hth. tV1 'aidNttaA
index tt'...... 80 Alji Montana l'W. ..-.. u"
3tu LOS lpp.hia. .16 ttuf ...... 40. California
POO $50 OJ stats fre $50 "r1h p" l-1 2uu. 40
Vandewaicr 2aaG3 uoat,y Etlchr| Clry -oli.o
5OI - 20 800. $40 75 ..... iljO 200 th3
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s. CONOVER g. CO., Designers and Manu-
~ facturers OF ARTISTIC CRATES AND FENDERS,
TIREPLACE5 In Brass Bronze, steel aud Tile.
Andirons, Fire 5ets, Coal HOds, Basket Crates. "a
Elegant assortment OF new designs Decorated Tiles for
hearths and facinga Architects designs executed
designs furnished Low estimates 20 architects and
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DROPOSALS for STATING.
4 OrFlCB OP SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsiNGION, ID. C., Oct 10, 1891.
sealed proposals. win br received at this 0co until II
day OF November 1851 for stating The roofs OF the
a. - BARGE once ut Ncw-lOrk city y. w. In accordance
with drawings and specification cOlics OF which, and any al
dtunnl information. be hal Oh application at THIS oce
o 0inCe Oi tue superintendent JAMES a. III ILL.,,
Supervising Architect.
PROPOSALS TO MASONRY AND FOUN-
L DATiON CONTRACTORS.
OFPICE HENDRllsoN BRIDGE CO..
LOfISVLLE. KY, oct. ,, 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received until noon OF
Saturday November o. 1891 for the foundations and masonry
Din one conrncD 0l the Railway Bridge the Ohio River
M Henderson, Kcn,ucSy Plans aud specifications can be
~oeu n the Consulting Engineer llth
aud Oldham.sis Louisville Ky The right Is reserved to re-
iect any ur all bids Il. DE FUNIAk, Chief Engineer.
r. ". VAUGHAN, Consulting Engineer.
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W,.,:,,. i,rCet ANIL climax iuuutllAluff
5UU BIO. III 800. $50. -, tNl S'p- - 1u sou -
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mn SmI mnS roT g sTo n' V Gpaes Embraces al and
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Notes by W. +. WHARTON.
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Members y Z Mining FtOfk EXCIl1gr IIrlrs cI
fully answered diydcud assessments and
CLARK 81 boutwell,,
10, H. il, ~, No. Nl8giI.gt co-aer o. Wli
New-YoTk,
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS OF mining DronertIes
sale exchange the stock Of fosW.u0
psnips which under their direction:
HITE GOLD QUARTZ COMPAEY.-Mines and mills
MaTiposa County, California.
MEMO GOLD QUARTZ CoMPANY.-Minos ana mills
Grass Valley, California
sATEMO GOLD QUARTZ coMPANY.-Nines and mill
Tangier Nova Scotia. '
sIARIi.GRoVB SILVER MINING CoMPANY.-Mne
and mill, Lewis, Nevada.
sToRMOYT SILVER MINING coMPANY.-sfincs aud
mill Silver Rect, Utah.
EAGLE 81 LIVER MINING CoMPANY.-Ailncs and mills
Lewis, Nevada. -'
san BKUNo COPPER CoMPANY.-Mine and mill
Lower California '
OF investing safe profitable mining
stocks al invited TO communicate with us. '7
WILLIAMS 3. CLAIM, JOhN Il boutwell,
PRESIDENT Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27

The governors OF the STOCK Exchange to-uay au'
mtted to dealings at the Board the following secur
ities: 20
Robinson Consolidated Mining Companyi OF sum
init County, Colorado organized under the laws o
the State of New-York. Capital stock I"
$40, 600 900 divided into shares of 800 each.
Gulf Colorado aud Sane Fe Railroad Company
An additional issue OF $l,12s,0OO first mortgage
Texas and Pacific Railroad Company. An addt
ional issue of $751 900 first mortgage Rio Grands
division.
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad CompanyS
Consolidated mortgage per cent bonds due Mafvns
1911. These bonds are secured by mortgage 70 ttc
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, OF all the Isi az
limited by the mortgage to the retirement OF the e1
listing funded debt of the Company. Its reductlo1
to $S,OOO,0O0 from Us. $685. .000l is secured Dy
all the Companys land grant assets.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railroad Compsnys1
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
Hllnlnl.

A CTTVE MINING STOCKS BOUGHT AND
IA SOLDU On COMIISSION by
WATSON & GIBSON
Bankers and Brokers'
30 BtOldway y Y.
Members y. Y Mining Stock Exchange Ina iirirs eli cer
fully answered - 10 sOcKs, dyidc and prc
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
OCTOBER 26, 1881.


THE GENERAL LIST.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16

The report of the committee appointed
by the Ophthalmological Society Of Lon.
don, TO collect statistics Of cases Of color
blindness, presents many features OF
special interest. The Secretary Of the
committee, DIR. Bradley, with the assist
ance of sixteen colleagues, has examined
l8, ,OSS persons Of all classes, Of whom
l,657 were females. It is at on % curl
ous and suggestive to find that, while the
average percentage Of color defects
among men is 1. rs, and 3.5 for very pro-
nounced defects, il falls in woman to the
low figure Of o.. This, if true, remarks
the London Lancet, would seem to sug-
gest new sphere Of labor for women.
II women are comparatively free from
color blindness, they are so far specially
indicated for many Of the less laborious
occupations in which good color percep-
ton is desirable or absolutely indispens-
able. It is satisfactory to find that these
last statistics confirm, in the main, those
collected by the late DR.. George Wilson,
Of Edinburgh, nearly thirty years ngo.
This is especially noticeable as regards
the comparative frequency Of color de-
fects among members Of the Society Of
Friends, particularly among the poorer
section Of them. Though the members
Of the Ophthalmological Society seem
either not to have known the fact or to
have forgotten it, DR.. Wilson found n
considerable number of cases Of color
blindness among tho members Of the
Society of Friends, and he was of opin-
ION that this was not an accidental CIR
cumstance. He iurther believed that
the largest proportion Of cases Of color
blindness would, ON extended examine
ton, be found among the less-accom-
plished male Friends IN theQarger cities.
Scientific american.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16
TEACHERS OF COMMUNISM.
IF'rom the Burlington Hawk-Eye.l


Cornelius Vanderbilt, who is known
to be gentleman Of rather independent
means, went into court, the other day,
ut the suit Of trailesman, who, in days
gone by, had sold Cornelius diamond
ring. The tradesman, ut Mr.. Wander
bits earnest request, put it on the slate.
Or, in the slang Of the day. he trusted
Mr.. Vanderbilt for the ring he charged
il to him--some 1863. Cornelius never
paid the little amount. He never had
time. And consequently never had
money, for the aforesaid time is, IN a
fguratiye-a highly tiguratiye sense
money. For this reason, the man with
the most money always has the hest
time. But, ON the other hand, the man
with the least money often has the
most time. In fact, he has nothing else.
But we digress. To drop this useful
and profound philosophical discussion,
Mr.. Vanderbilt, when hecame into court.
acknowledged that he bought the ring.
He confessed that he never paid a cent
for il. He admitted that it was a just
hill, an honest debt; TINT he owed the
tratesman the money. And then ha r..
fused to pay it. Ho pleaded tho statute
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16
Of Interest 70 Volunteers.

A circular from the Adjutant Generals Office,
War Department, says: There being now
pending in tnis department great numbers Of
volunteer pension claims which cannot b. sat
isfactorily verified for want Of information
which missing records Of discontinued volnn-
teer commands would afford, and il having
trAnspired in many instances that officers OF
the late volunteer forces have still in their pos
session or under their control books and other
records pertaining to their corps, divisions.
brieades. regiments aud companies, their At
tention is called to tho fact that al such books
and records should be deposited with this Office.
and they are earnestly requested to cause the
same TO be forwarded without delay to the Adj
jutAnt General Of the army, Washington. ID.
q. No expense, other than postage or proper
express charges (when packages exceed four
pounds, the limit for mail parcels). can BE- paid
by the Government. In the interest Of the
great number OF widows, orphans and dis
sbled soldiers whose claims are involved, the
newspapers Of tho country Are requested 70
give the substance VI this circular Tho greatest
publicity"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16
revolution against the rule d Shylock.

revolution against the rule of Shylock.
Listen to the Timer:
"Nor are the political possibilities Of
0reenbackism confined 70 the South.
There are districts and States in the
North where the regular parties arc very
nearly evenly divided IN which the third
organization exercises great influence.
1t practically swallowed the Democratic
party in Maine and Indiana last fall,
and there were numerous Congress dis
tricts in which il dictated the nomina.
tions, and q considerable number in
which il won substantial advantages. It
il by no means impossible that such OPP
portunities will be more rather than less
frequent before another Presidential
election comes around, and perhaps be-
fore another Congressional election.
The considerations to which
We have briefly called attention are such
as deserve the careful study Of our po-
htical leaders. They show that Green
backism ~ an independent movement
has q possible future That cannot safely
be ignored, that forces are working 81
lently, but steadily and constantly, in
it's favor, which may have to be reck-
cned with by the time that another
great national contest approaches.
In these words Of one of its most bit
ter opponents We have m expression Of
opinion as to the political future Of the
Observation-Disclosures party. II depends o.
together upon the Greenback party it.
self whether or no these predictions Of
the Times be fulfilled II it has the
moral courage to inscribe on its banner,
side by side with it's financial principles,
the demand that the land shall be re-
stored to It's lawful possessors, the peo-
pie, it will rally to its support the great
army Of labor.
On every side there are signs Of
breaking up Of the political parties.
The people are beginning to get sick Of
the old cries that once rallied them to
their support. Substantial issues alone
can stand in the future. The issues that
In the past divided the voters are dead,
and on every hand We see symptoms OF
dissatisfaction with the Democratic and
Republican parties. Never was there u
better opportunity for . new party with
living issues. II the Greenback- Labor
party has the courage to plant itself
ArmIy on principle it is sure Of the flu
ture. II, paltering with the truth, it
contents itself with . platform made up
Of . few glittering generalities about the
currency, and refuses to give voice to all
the demands Of labor, defeat, followed
BY dissolution, stares it in the face.---
kjsh World.
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POLITICAL POINTS.

In the Senatorial ballot at Albany on
tho 9Th inst, only 100 votes were cast Of which
Conkling received twenty-six for the short
Tho Democratic joint committee issued cir
cnlar urging no pairing and no absenteeism from
the ,joint convention.
The Readjuster ticket placed in NOM
nation at Richmond, Va, does not seem to
pease either the Republicans or the Readjust-
era. The probability is that tho Republicans
will nominate ticket OF their own containing
some of the nominees Of tue Readjuster Con-
vention
A rumor is telegraphed from WASH
ington to tho effect that Minister Lowell and
Secretary Blaine viii soon change placos.
The seventh ballot for Senators at
Albany, taken on the 7th inst, resulted For
the long term-Kernan. 46; Plat, as; Depew,
A.; Cornell, IL; scattering. l6. For the short
term--Jscobs, IS; Conkling, 81; Wheeler, ~;
Rogers, Is; Cornell, Is; scattering, 10. Senator
Erastus Brooks made speech in reply to Sem
ator Woodin in which he said he hoped the
Democrats would not heed the appeal Of
conklingites, and that Conkling resigned to
crafty . whim, and should be rebuked. He
favored an adjournment in order that tho
people might have IN opportunity TO pronounce
on tine matter.
The eighth ballot for Senators At AL.
bany resulted Short term--Jacobs, 50; Conk.
ling. 81 Wheeler, 81; Rogers, Is; Cornell, 10
scattering, Is. Long term Herman, 81; Platt,
AZ; Depew, 81; Cornell. 10: scattering, IA.
The Ohio Republican Convention
renominatel Charles Foster for Governor
by acclamation. state Treasurer Turney and
Atty Gen. Nash were Also renominated. J. e.
Richards, OF Jefferson county. was nominated
for Lieutenant Governor, and Nicholas Long
worth for Supreme Judge, and George Pom
| for member Of the Board Of Public Works. 4
resolution indorsing the administration o
President GARFIELD WAS unanimously adopted
The ninth ballot for Senators at AL
bsny gave Herman 80 votes, Platt 70 Depew s.
| aud Cornell 4. For the short term Conklin,
received " votes, jacobs ", WAeslor w, Cor
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-06-16
WARRINGTON NOTES.

There is no truth in the report that
Assistant Postmaster General Tyncr contem-
plates resigning. He says that he has the as
surance OF the President that his resignation is
not desired.
Brady, Of star-route notoriety, has re-
tanned Gen. Butler, Col. Bob Ingersoll, Hon.
Samuel shellabarger and Hon. James +. Wilson
to defend him.
It is expected that the deficit this
year. on account Of the payment Of arrears OF
pensions, will reach $5O,OOO,OOO.
The surplus of unused silver in the
treasury is now &2l, ,7ss, ,73s, All increase Of so
per cent. in five months. Not single dollar
Of the coinage for the last two months has gone
into circulation.
Secretary kirkwood has given permis-
sion to the clerks and other employees OF the
Census Bureau to work for the nation for MOTH
ing il they wish, and trust to the generosity Of
the next Congress for remuneration. Those
who have means Of their own or complaisant
boarding -house keepers will accept.
Commodore Jeffers, Chief Of the Ord
nance Bureau Of tho Navy Department. has
rendered his resignation.
Secretary Blaine has taken out per-
init TO erect = mansion on one OF the finest
sites in Washington, 1t cost OF e4SOOO.
Assistant Attorney General Freeman
has decided that express companies can carry
such written matter a. deeds, transcripts ol
deeds, ETC., and any other matter not in The
nature Of personal correspondence.
Secretary Window issued a circular
yesterday to masters and owners of vessels en-
gagged in the foreign trade and to the MASTER
and owners Of steamers engaged in the coast
ing trade, informing them that, on application
to the medical officers OF the marine service, Al
examination Of persons des.rous Of becoming
sesmcn and . certificate in accordance with th'
facts will be issued. The purpose is to improy,
the character of men in the service of Ameri
can steamship owners.