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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY. Feb. e7-r. NJ.

SUNDAY, Fe0 S|-P' NJ
The mining stock markets last week, as we'll nc
the markets at the Stock Exchange. had to contend
against the monetary stringency. There also
were some other disturbing elements, such as vIo-
lent manipulations of Of the snces and stocks
of more or less doubtful character. Upon the whole
however, prices were we'll sustained. Yester-
days markets generally dull. except for Hiber-
MIA and Little Chief Hibernia performed its late
usual gyrations. covering the range Of "a and 81
cents with frequent fluctuations of or cents be-
tween sales and closed at II cents against 70 cents
Friday. Little Chief declined from go to 125, but
again recovered to 10 and closed at 160 Chryso-
lite after sales ut 5si and 5li closed unchanged at
SIC. and Little PItfsburg only 10 cents lower az
H. Climax declined from 80 to $1,000 cents, and
Annie rose from $1,000 to 80 cents. Among the
stocks of Greenvie District that Of Green Mountain
was affected by news that the ditch whch supplies
water for the mills of that company was Droxen py
landslides in the late Storm. The price declined 10
Ga but recovered to 6l2 1t is understood that re-
pairs are being made so energeticaly that the mils
will resume operations IN n few days. Cherokee
was strong at 2, aud Gold Stripe at 2.8502.SO.
Moose sactive but weaker with sales at loOOl
and Iiukill declined to 1.40 Alta Montana was Ip
better demand up to 2. Silver Clf was strong 40
5ss The market generally closed strong.
N. Y. MINING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
n r<rW0.
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The following mining companies filed articles az
incorporation at the County Clerks of3ee, Ia thIs
city, during the past week:
Arizona Mining Company-c Capital, 100000 4,
General mining business in Ariz,na. Trusfoos-
rick G. Swasey. 3 80 = - s. q. g -
Ella Consolidated Mining Company Capital,
$l.0OO.00Oi General mining business In Placer
County. Cal Trustees-Rishars Reed, A. Rot&nd
Shaw, George w. Bibbens. q. Furman and j. Butler
The Olivia and Metgermeste Placer Mining COM
ing business In BeaDco County, Qnshec Trustees
Abel ID. Breed, William A. shepard and joel 4. Nal.
larry. Principal Office, New.York.
VicksbnrQ Consolidated Mining Company, capt.
tai. 81 900, 900 general mining business n Hum.
boldt County, Nevada. Trustees = Richard Reed.
Horace Little. Arthur b. Little, W. Roland Shaw
and j Butler Strong.
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17TATF OF NETWORK UPREME COURT,

IyTATE OF NETWORK UPREME COURT,
- COUNTY Or NEW.YoRK.-Abram = Cassidy ard
%it psntias against George H. Wallace I'D ms wife
Johu j. Harrison Jane A. Wallace ELLA Hsrn,o5, H Hg
II. wife Isabella Mailer Hem, Mass s ssr
husSsnd Alice Ma ery Thomas Mary his wife.
Isabe IL IL Hall Hall husband Albert Har,isoa
son. Mary h. wife John Harrison George Harrison JON
Rooney Mary his wife tine yen name OF me ~s o. so
mated Mary for the Sgpse' 81 S arsc Jane wal
lace James Wallace, deendan's. .
To the above named defendnis You are hereby snmnoo
and to serve copy your On tue gainuns attorneys
within Iweny days after the service OF THIS sammoos az
pear or snswer Judgment against You DETAILS
iGs me rens as ~ tsG 10
ONCE and post Office address 45 sds New barsh n.
TO the above named deisq Ssra lane Wsiscs
james Wallace, Robert W. Harrison. william o. Harnsoa
MARY a-SS Sno an yoa BY paosoa
f he Hon Gesrge Barrett OF the Justices OF the sd
o sS& 81 ss csk Of 's nisa
ONCE at the cy q EeT sRo Vsi %ss.
Feb Il. law6wM. -A eweaIsa; y: !.
TI1HE SUPREME COURT, Albany Coanty .,
FRASKLIN UNDERHILL agt CoMMoNwEALnThe
sA LIFE fHS sst GoaP&SY q
HoDS NOTICE TO CREDIToRS Of the go MMoNwELIa
LIFE asSs n the s1oys entitled suit aaa proceeding
on The 81 day OF January 1882 and ned ana eneteS on
or tTe COMMONWEALTH Company aud ts
persons having claims Of Kind asa,ast SAID COMPANY
Ss oa aS sSefsss city Of
g the Z, aSSys ssa and 'd that e p such
camants exhibiting their claims and becoming wssindsd
o All Seuent Of the order or decree has been %
be made such suit and proceeding and from Se under
such order Sc,sSsf Receiver
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Eesal Noiltes.

DIVIDEND NOTICE.-Estate of Jay Cooke
~ & bankruptcy. Edwin NJ. Lewis trustee. PhJs
depna February p, 1881 The eoHmttee OF
quarter per payable and afie Thursday March !!
fsSl They have also declared Asset scrip DIVIDEND
second series of i've per cent IN accoilauee WIN me po
the pan closing the esatf modified by Tue cen
The certificates fer which viii be delivered 10 the
creditors at payment OF TIE cash hvid nd aioi
s2d Creditors particularly requested 10 send 10 Oe ~
postal card present post OH adfrcsse Ia enable ne
forward proper and the catalogues of the
assets ,.rv.,x =, rwrs
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NOTICE..
EDWIN VI. LEWIS,
Trustee

Esata OF Law Cooke l. Co in Bankruptcy. PHILADELPHIA
February 25 1881 creditors Of this estate are efeoy
notified III nc Of the various assets W ~
series Dividend Scrip issued by me VIII oe neh
by Messrs NJ Thomas sons, their auction roons nos;
I3o and TAI Fourth ST. Philadelphia on Innrsuy hs
ylst day March 1881 commencing nt oci9fk r. w, am
nntI o'clock D. NJ and be continued froni day 10 cay
,nnt Snrs until The entire catalogue 0nered No
ice IA also given reserve the ight 70
the yanaops catalogues oeDy OF The as
sets to for under the Dan approved september
SO S7g until shall be The catalogues are
being sent rapidly ~ possible shou any cedor
nor Va COPY before TIE 18TH day OF March,
and viii 30 ADVISE me- will be promptly sent 10 his
address, EDWIN N. LEWIS
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oN.AND AFTER JANuAHY y. 1891.
Express Trains leave Newfofk via Desbrosses and COr
aso 5isS 8 S:o. 10 L@ils,g Ian 800 3.!o. 4
q s5% and = night sn DO
7;5o M p ~, running through Trenton
Boats of "Brooklyn Annex" with all through
at crsey CITY aOrnga speedy and direct transfer
hearang leave West PhiIadelphla 1901: aa5 42s
6iS and p M On s pm iHE ~ S2S ESQ
S m i 40 1Pa ~ daily Except TS sunday via camden ILL.,
Gaices S3e a"S GA BToway Ast9r House and
lyn Annex station foot o. fptonst. Brooklyn. Nos lN
gtsn n9q dset oas ''''0Y 0S Elm
O"FsE EJAsSK TH0MsGN L. p FARMER
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent.
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New- York, Wood
G u and p%, & & % dy except
1 l@aSs oaRa &sF 5S M Bis diS "a ''' IN
THE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
L NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
OF TRAINS TAXING EFFECT NOVEMBER 49, 1890
room Coaches TO Bniao and Suspension Bridge D"""7
81 With 1 FAST ElR TS s 5 l at B sS
Southwest Pumans best DrAwngroom Sleeping Coaches
JPN DAILY, J-Paclao Express for The West. sleeping
Sass wba Change also Hotel Dniug Cars cbet an
7l6 D m.--Emgrant train for the West
NsW%S s ESsS7 HH S . aav 0s0 $40 as
Rai6cFi S and Pn.sae 100 10 1920 m-the 1920
l45 800 41O bio 6iO G;lO, G:30 1880 D. M ~ mid
night Sundays d, $780, 1920 a. NJ. LAS, $50 D. m oDd -
Pauerson g. $50 TO- 1920 m. IL noon l45 s. $50 4iO
night Sundays, o. $780, l0;2O m LAO. $3.50 D. w. ana ~
paterson via Newark 645 $40 1880 a. m $40 A:2O 52O
6:lO 1880 and II midnight Saturday nights only
Sn6erH g. 1870 100 A. m 1i5, $3.50 S. 6:lO 7.l5 and IL
midnight Sundays g. $780, 1920 il5, $50 M,
WarWick TOO. 1920 a. NJ, 4:30 p m.
Newbur4 and Cornwall, 1850 A. IN, $3.50. $3.50 p. sun.
Rondoul and Kingston a. m. 3;3O p. m Sundays $50
Goshen O. 1850 o. 1920 MI $3.50. $780, 43O T. 7l5 D. H.
Sunoaya O. $3.50. 1920 a. M, $3.50. 1. III.
Middletown 1909. lO2O H.. $780, 4:30 T. 7;l5 p. m.
Sundays $3.50, 1870 IN, ESQ, I'm. The m. and 43O
D. H. trains connect with Eow'York and oswego Midland
Port Jeryis 7:5O o. 1920 a. M 43O O. l. TlL D. H. Sun
days $40. O2O a. M. u. $50 aud y
OTR-IjOats 25d.st quarter Of and quarter
each hour 545 10 $40 p and at lOi5 0rd HAS
p. 80.
hecking transfer OF baggage he left
nanys dfnces Nos go, 3Ol Y57 Broadway, " No
tourt-st. Brooklyn. or at the Companys DepoiA
EXPRESS frDm West arrive In NewIork at 725
ana iA'-J 5So r. ABsoTf, Jenl Pass'r Agent New.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
IN Trans leave for Eugewood, Closer Permont and NY
ack T. $50 $3.50 g. t. A60 63O, $40, $780, 1880 pm,
Sundaya, IA N. and $50 The lli3O IN train VIII
leave 80 minutes later Saturday nights -. .
Manuel, sprng Valley and honsey sou 300 a mi soo
= - yHo. N. ABBOTT General pAssr AGENT sss.Tork
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trans leave New-YOrk via Desbrusses and Corilandt
Street Ferries ~ follows! .., -, go,
paiacc cars All lcl-d. a. u. and 800 .: IN daily.
Wilhamsport Lock Haven n M, $50 p m. Cory and
Erie al $50 D. n connecting al Cory for Iitsve fero
ieurn Centre and the OIL Regions. . -. -
tmore Washn gton South. Limited Washing.
ton ExpIe Pullman PIo Cars daily except SUNDAY.
ina m arrive Washington Regular at i3O and $40
m; $40 and 10 D. Sunday. $3.50 a ~, aud 10 p m
Ix,,,css for baltimore except sunday. p. IN.
EXPRESS for West Philadelphia 49, a:iO. $40 O. 40
t,,i'd, ii a m: l. 800 $40 a. D. D. T. $50 and 10 y. M,
and IL night sunday 43O and IN; D. o. T. $50 and ~
D H. and IL night . a. - = NJ.
except sunday. ~ --.. -, -, .-,
trains al Jersey city anorng speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel. ,,..,-- O ,o,o
daily $50 D M daily except Monday From Washington
90 a. IN $50 1850 y. IN.
900 NJ and iO:6Op p. From PhiladelPhia 800 600 =
AMI 1880 D. m sunday $780, $780, D. l0IO, lao $50,
O.px. 1tt,H N
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Mem DnbIirdtiofis.

90 A VIOLET FROM MOTHERS GRAVE;n0
n Great popular song, for sale BY DirsoN' fo"D
HITCHCOCK and others
TT7HE ROMANCE OF ASTRONOMY.
Nv Professor r. K MILLER with Appendix oy Proctor.
- Price is cents. No. 20 Humboldt Library.
FITZoERALD. Publisher No. l&3 ithsve, ana NeNslon.
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alarbls ano Glaze alanlsls.

WOOD and SLATE MAS =. .',s,ss nov aS q g
hioiuou sA r a. ~. ssffswYsF co.. 70 wsss sssss
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GO TO BOSTON,
VIA TIE
STONiNGfON LINE,
CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant steamers
MASSACHUSETTS, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
and NARhAGANskrr ON Mondays. Wednesdays and I'm
daya 100 -
ti30P NJ, FROM PIER 80, ". IL.
Foot OF Jays, arriving BostoI nj A NJ Special Lmto
frst-Class lIcsets Sewforx Boston, GOOD
ONLY as specified on thei. face-Sl each.
Tckets SAFE at ali prnciDal ticket oceA Staeroonj
scared AZ ocas OF Wcstcos Express Company at NoL
1858 5u7 Broadway, fLa Aveld3
Hotels tiezet Offices
PROVIDENCE LINR-F0R FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA aud GALA TEA North
River foot Of warrenst daily except suniayD st4 Al
Tor Boston, via Providence direct
~ H. 8 BABcoCK, Prehdeai
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: isamuoais ana Railroads.

4 REDUCTION OF FARE.
4 T1 k5b s spEA LEN sMrrED
IedqssSn ~ gp% ay snSaaSs er
ses%sr rom Per 81 ma 200 loot q
Leave brooklyn 4:S0 p Jersey CITY, p H. VIA Annex
ss sfS III: an SpSSRd
st SEo I. coNNoR. BORDEN LovELI.
General Passenger A gent Agents
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO att TH Wa %hsr
ems do ni bsay st. s
sam"ExcePt sunday Washington and the West with
paTor Sar1 for Washington Cincinnati Chicago and 81
Louis EnIire tram through 10 Chicago also through
oa 1so P @Day for Washington and the West with
be New and PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
70 N Sd o I1 line makes faster time the West
Trains arrive from West at GAO M p m ana o:Zo
PPrincpal NewYork Office sl5 BrOadway also o4i Broad
secured and baggage checked through to
VENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Me- NswYSrk e ISSf q w iSffS ''"u0n
Commencing December l. 1SSo-Leave Ne"-fork ioO' oi
ESQ =. m-foT Pennington. Easton Allentown Reading
7so mFor schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch
d. L. & Western n. H. Easton' Allentown "ikesoarte'
Es%lnsOH EatSn f pras
NanticOEe. Upper Lehlgh scranton &C. r, ps.o,, u.,
GDnne %a1 E%iGn Allentown Reading
W %eS5 ne.t Scranton nS1 s'u'n
4:S0p m-For scboOey'S Mountain, High Bridge Branch
EastOn. Allentown. &c. .
a:J5 D. m-For Somervile, Pennington, &c.
RS sSG narsSurs MaSch CHUNK %ikeScarrc
Sunday leave Si5 IL M for Bound Brook
ana intermediate stations at $50 Tor EastOn Allen
For Newark al 545 To- G:l5. 7l5, 7i5, s16 siI OLD
O3O 1890 lll0 IL H.. 2 2, $40 4, $3.50 o. 0:3O
$40 6l5, 6:30. 7:l6, $40 9:15 1918, lll6, IL D.
For trains local points Time Tables AZ Citations
the Brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connections
to and from Jersey City station.
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy. south Ambov Red
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbuy Park FONT Pleas
ant Toms River BarneSat, ATLANTIC CITY, DC
Leave New York, foot Ilberyst, ut D. s15, ll40 a. nj
1880. $3.50. 4, $3.50 y. IN.
FREEHOLD AND YORK RAILWAY
4 CONNECTION. Leave foot OF Libertyst for Freehold
at s:l5 Has a. M: 4, $3.50 y. III
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New.York foot LIbertyst y. h
For sandy Hook, Bis. ll:45 a. M, 4pm
Monmouth Reach. Seabrght and Highlands. 8, lis,
l1;46a. H., 1884, 4 D. H.
Via Red Bank;
S:l5 a. m.-For Manchester. Toms River. Barneeat &c
1850 For Manchester Toms River, ATLANTIC CITY
ID m~For Writings Toms River, Bamegat. &c.
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Gteambcats ano Railroads.

DIGUWUpuLo uNu uultLuup9.
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
eauck and Housaone Rau oads.-St6aners leave Cath
arms snip (Piet IS. E. RI daily at lli30 AIN.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL PASSENGER TRAINS and after June ], 1880. vii
leave depos foot Of COrtlandt aud Desbrosses $40
Heading Mauch ChunK WilkesbaIre, Towauda Wavery.
thacl Geneva Lyons Buffalo the West. Pullman sleep.
inc coaches attac he'd 10 $3.50 D. m. train.
Trains leaving 740 a. and p. connect for all
points In MahanOy and Hazet0n coal regions.
r. Is. BYISGTON, General Passenger Agent.
T.. IL CUMMINGS Agent
EW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.--Fare, ST..
steamers leave Pecksp daily (sundays eIcepted) for
New.HaveD at and 1880 D. m connecting with road
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILR0A D.-Commencing January IL, 1881.
through trains Grand Central Depot
800 ~. Western and Northern Express 70 hOclester
PlastsbuIg ST. Adams and Montreal
lO30a No. Chicago Express drawIngroon cars ID canaan
daieua, Rochester and Buffalo. -.,- =. ,..,-
l1:U0 Albany and Troy with connexions 10 Uuca
Saratoga. Gen's Falls ana Rutland
A0Op. m, Accommodation " Albany and troy.
600 ST. Lous Express d1ilg win sleepo9 cars Tor
St LOUIS, tlrodgi every day ia tue week as)
for Auburn Road stations ami Tor BlflD TOLEDO AMI D3
tro and excepting sunday night Tor AoatreA VIA Patts
burg.
S:5Op Pacific Express daily with sleeping cara for
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland. Toledo aud Cai0isb
excepting night for Montreal ST. Adams
ll:3Op Night Express with sieeping cars " Albany
cxes on sale at Nos 49, 252 AMI 4i3 Broadway and at
westcots Express 0fces ParxDlac5 AMI 755 and 9i2
broadway York nnd 1913 Washiu Brooklyn
j. NJ TOUCEY, Gen. sup. Z. B. MEEkER, Gen. Passr Agt
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT. AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH AbsOLC IE SAFETY.
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Goruoratlon Notlces.

NOTICE. Proposals for furnishing 1000
~ barrels Portland Cement VIII be received by The Dc
fssI at IL O'clock In full information The City
Record copies for sale at No CITY Hail
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Minins.

A LII ACTIVE MINING STOCKS and other
"A investment securities b,ugnt ami soil commiseion
by NIXON q HAINES formerly NIXON, TILEsToN u
CO. BrUadyay..
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ynsfrurIicM.

For Bows and Young Men-Clty.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,481
u broadway C9mmsrea ana mas
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINE.

y
For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA,
Leave NewYork from station c. X X Of " j. loot OF LID
ery.st. 1000, "A ,,,k
For Philadelphia Ninth aud Green SITS, at 10 ilI9
a 1880 43O $50 7, 8, 1880. ~ On SUNDAY NJ
S:45 a. M: b3O z. ll:3O IL IN. 80 M
Third and Berkssts, at $3.50, lilo MI l;JO AiSo
$50 y. m. On sunday At 1918 IN.
For Trenton Warren ald Tucker sts 800 7i5 o. TO- ll5
a. IN; $780, 4, 430, 4:ib, $50 T. X ll3O, IL p H. SuhuDi
$40 a IN: 53O, Z, II 80 ~ 7.
Return trans leave Philadelphia for New. York
From Stations Philadelphia aud Reading IT, corner Ninth
Green-sts. at 80 - 80 $780, IL M llo, y = 20.
b4O $40 1880 II III. Sunday at $50 MI $50 C:4O
II IN. ~ m
$40 3. 1880 D. sunday at 81 a, m i3O ESQ ny 40
Fran Trenton, Warren and TucKeraiA llj. $40, o4O
630 X qo5 iOOS iI2O a. m 2 Pa l24. $40. 1928 s26
n m SUNDAY, l,25. i;25 800 m; B:l6 7:26 D. m.
Connection IL made at Jersey CITY station and from
BrOckIyn and Erie Depot, Jersey CITY. 49, -, -,
foot OF Libertyst. NOS 23J 20 SUI
o44 9j Broadway aud NJ the principal oe Nos
aud COurlst and Annex orce Jewelrs Whari Btookyh
Y Transfer COMPANY, Dodds Express wiz call for ana
check baggage hotel or residence TO destination April
cation can g4 and l313 Broadway. 1856 18th ave-
NewYOrk and st Brooklyn. All these offices are In
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy. South Amboy. Red
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbuy Park Point Pleas
ant Toms River, BarneSat ATLANTIC CITY &c
Leave NewYork, foot Iiberyst, ut b. s15 lao a. nj
1880, $3.50. 4, $50 JPN
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For Young Ladies-Citv.
MISS de BRUYN KOPS and MISS KEITH

French Boarding and Day school fo- yo1nyiah'h
Formerly 277 Madison ava,
HAVE REMOVED To 81 EAST 3Jfh+Sf'
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CINCINNATI, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS

CINCINNATI. CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS
" AND THE WEST. -
VIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave New.YOrR foot LibCrtv:sL:
pa. m. For Washington. Cincinnati. chicago &c. 49,
pm. DAILY Fast Line. Through Coaches anu SCcpipg
Cars 10 Cincinnati Chicago ST. Louis. &c . o,,..-. O.,
1880 y. Daily Tor Warrington. Cincinnati CnVhRo &C
Tickets for sale and baggage checked at foot oil LloeFV
n. r., q. r. u. OF y. J. ru.t1
JOSEPH g. HARRIS, III. T. BAIDM ~.
General Manager. Gen fhss' ARI
TOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
n Y, n. X. and n. X. v Leave Grand Central Depot
1885 D. week days aud 1880 D. M SnndayA othet
trains III. y. Get tickets via New-iOrk and
New. England Railroad
NORWICH LINE
IN Worcester ~ ~ sass
leave Pier NO ~ North HiVee
at o d m daily. sundays exoepteL Limited tickets TO
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q cOmDi5{IOU
by NIXON q uAINES formerly NIXON TILEST0N u
CO. 81 Broadway.
OFFIcR OF THE BALD MouSrAIs MINING CoNrASY,t
NO. II NAssAu.sT.. NEW. YORK. Feb &c. 1851
A MEETING of the stockholders of the
"A BALD MOUNTAIN SHINING COMPANY viii be held
its Offices No 81 Nassau the City Of NewYork
the 24n Of March, ct ~ o'clock nocn for e yn
Of considering and acting resolution then and
there be offered diminishing the capital stock Of this Gem
600 reducing the number Of shares into
which capital stock Of the divided 100000
OF value Sl0 the Of suoh
other business the above proposition come
before the meeting. GEORGE T. EAGER
JOHN ". MAINLAND,
CHARLES WENDELL,
Us. ANDREWS.
SAMUEL II. EABLS.
EMILE VATABLE
AMEDEE VATAbLE,
Majority OF Trustees.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
SEw.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA.

NINETEEN TRAINS EACH WAY iAILl,, EXCEPT
TWO IN NEWYORK
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THIRD CALL--I2 O'CLOCK VI.
FOURTH CALI O'CLOCK p. y
IyG pPyCFs or CALIFORNIA STOCKS

FAN Francisco. Saturday. Feb 90, 1881.
vostardav To-day Yesterday. To-day
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For Both Sexes-Citv.
GARDNER INSTITUTE, No. 6O3 ot IN Ch,
" boarding and Day school for Young taaeS nr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-24
Btu~hil1

Rev M Hardy has returned from
Massachusetts
The snow that fell Saturday did no,
help the roads particle.
The storm Of Wednesday made de-
c.ded improvement In the .leighing in man,
places, although the snow is not at all well
trodden.
1t /. rumored that Messrs Darling and
Grindle have sold their property on the
Southwestern side Of Douglass Pond. to
b Dston parties. for 10000.
-Soundings have been made of Peters
Point, for Mr.. Duff. and il is found that by
extending a pier 10 feet out in the BAY. a
depth Of 10 feet can be had a, low water
which will answer very we'll Work on the
wharf, pier, etc. will be pushed rapidly. as
soon as the weather will permit
We understand that r. G. W Dodge is
making some repairs on the store recently
purchased by him, formerly occupied by NJ.
Ii. Chase, and that ID. l.. Billings will move
into it soon, as the building now occupied
by him as a stove store and tinshop. is not
large enough TO accommodate his business
Work on the mines progresses steadily,
and We understand that ore of a very good
quality is being taken from them. II the
weather is favorable it is likely that in
short time one al least Of the smelling works
will be at work The Bluehill Mine, has
struck richer ore, and in larger dumps"
than they have ever before found. Some of
the pieces are as large as a coal nod, con-
tanning no rock, and but very little iron, and
will run Is to 80 per cent copper as they
come out.
The outlook in the whole camp" is very
cheering indeed. There is inquiry for Stocks
that could not be given away few months
ago, and with the outlook in those mines
that have been at work the whole time,
there will probably be number of others
that will start in the Spring.
Ron
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The most of the fishermen 20 away to
their springs work about the middle of next
month.
Last Friday we had FIVE or six inches
of damp snow which lays where it fell and
will make good sleighing. This was an I'M
expected favor to many who had not hauled
their wood.
The free dance at Centennial Hall week
ago last Thursday came very near negro
show. There were fifteen violinists, a tam
BOURNE player, bone player and an Or
ganist, all 'blacked up" This created fun
for the dancers.
The wharf to be built on this side of
the "Harbor," was run out by the Select
men Of the town a week ago last Saturday.
1t is to be built out from Capt. II. ]. Ander-
sons wharf so that its whole length shall
he two hundred feet and width one hundred.
We understand it is to be owned BY a stock
company.
The "bills" are out for another dance
the 22d, Washington's Birthday, and also
there is to be an oyster supper and dance at
the hall the 4th Of March, Inauguration
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A very interesting meeting Of children
was held on Wednesday evening Feb 9th.
Rev. J. II. TAYLOR addressed them on the
subject of Temperance. having previously
interested some Of the older people in the
Juvenile Temple work. After presenting
the matter fairly to the children, they were
once, accordingly "Lamoine Juvenile Tenn
pie" was organized with twenty members
and SIX honorary members. and the officers
installed by Mr.. Taylor. The new Temple
starts with good prospects, and it is hoped
that this important work among the chill
dren will become very popular. Mr.. Taylor
will assist in organizing Temples wherever
desirable.
A term Of nine weeks school in district
No. 2. Of this town. closed on the 9th inst
Whole number attending school. forty FIVE.
Average number, forty-two. The following
are the name. Of pupils no, absent one day
Lillian Whitaker. Addie Grant Rosie
Hodg.ins, julia Coolidge. Fred Smith.
Jennie Hodgkin.. Luther Reynolds. John
Hodgkins. Wellie Hodgkins, Elgiu Hodg
.ins, Willie Coggins. Stephen Young. Chs..
RYDER Harvard Johnston. Her, Ie Hodgkin.,
Fores; Whitaker. Elmer King. Fred Grant.
Callie Young. Alder K. der. Mile Johnston,
and Leslie Grant. I.
Feb