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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15
MINES AND MINING.

MONDAY, March 14-P. NJ
The mining stock markets to-day seem to nave
been stricken with fit of blues In the carry
dealings the principal feature was an intense SUI
pidity There were neither buyers nor sellers AZ tlo
nominal quotations Here and there were eAcop
tional spots of activity, and Big Pittsburg sou UP
TO 4.45, and Chrysolite was exceptionally STONY ~
7. The later dealings were marked by more Sc''s
itv but &C the expense of lower prices IL wac
Boulder Consolidated that set the ball IN HloV'o"
That stock on Saturday rose from "a to 81 cents
today it opened at 01093, and behaved very wei
down TO SO. until after the second can "neh VIZ"
perfect avalanche of shares the price Oroke 10
Iofer raIvinu TO 70 cents. Big PlItsours IeoIod
from a 45 70 g. 1893 90, and RGl[D9mlng9 I,hito
from 800 10 240. Moose also snowe N q Ut az
foofbeT and after early sales at 17j was weak ~
a. Chrysolite however, held strong nv I, 80 ia
Maintain sold in small way at o. anu Ta Sp SsT
Gold Strine fetched $40 buyer ~ days al w. Ok
okee sold at 21O. Hukll was dull ~ I.oV - H.
Mornosa common was strong and IN aelnah. ~ III
al 90 Consolidated Virginia was h,ln "' A'oo'
he markets closed foveTish and irregular. ,a 20,
The Uomcstake Mining Company mas ueci1aGu h ,io
+birtv-rst dividend of 80 cents per Snire; pay
at Walls FARGO & Co.'s March 20. iTaheIeIs G'os9
March 10 This dividend VIII make total VI
y0:{0 0OO divided TO the shareholders.
n 7 INNING STOCK EKCHANGE SALES
..,. c.tr--ID OiftOrK "
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.l,.in !, .hD nina ln one that is almOst chenically

drifting in the mine IN ore that is almost chenicay
pure. -. from, tia Inoerne
,iro states that tbere bias been decided improve
msnt IN the LucerDe within the past few LAYS lays
aDouH ,rat IN tbe drift running westerly from the
bnt,om Of the upper shaft The mineral was struck
Yesterday morning IN the breast OF the aIiE r nSS
1rained cubical Raena, with o little copper ana z
trace of zinc, and ia IN two bodies separated Dy
about four inches Of quartz. ldging from the cRa
IteIv tLat these will unite in few yards, wren
there should be nearly foot of solid mineral.
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FINANCIAL MAaKsr&

LONDON March l4-l2;30 m.Cons OILS 99n,e for money.
and ygl3 for A.lanuc Great Western
first mortgage trustees eruaestes 90 90 second moIgsgs
tr GS Reading "a NewYork Ontario andy 37|.
LONDON March IA m.-U 8 BOMBS four anda half per-
cents lA1o, new hvcs I04 Atlantic ana Western
nr,t mortgage trustees certificates 50 do aocond. S2
Ere 497a IOis Central, 1872; Pennsylvania Cenfra
9s "A; New.YOrE. Ontario and western 81. ,,.
IoSDoN, March 14-4;SO p m,-The amount OF oninVn
> 100 The amount wth.Tawn for shipment 70 Anert@
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THOMAS l.. JAMES,
Postmaster General.
DROPOSAI.S for BUFFALO OVERCOAIS,
II - =, a. A - and g. y II..I-.

nROPOSAIS for BUFFALO ONERCOAIS,
/ FLR CA'7 and GAUNILriS 49,, ,...-
DFPrr QUNRTKpAslEkE OFFICE, loo, !
l31 GIRARp.sr. PHILADELPHIA. Penn. ttb. ~ 1881
Sealed proposals. ripi'Hte. with copy 81 uis HuN'
viii De receiver az thlS Once UNI
noon April D. 1891 for urnl.hng The : 3nartrimtaIe
s OOu Buffalo OYecOliA, 3UhO MurhIh 't
Tilo Aps, 1000 pairs Mu-Krat ~ bnnalp dluhts
lids requested Tor delivery 40 eihrf me
Iui pnliIclpa cuuD DspOt5 uf the luRteilast
rraItmrnt and bnlrrs nfurr'ti that All aruclet VIII
Ell u gid Inspection, aud that iul cowphluco
All Inc slanlar samples will DC insisted upon, AMI thlt no
lftirle INTERIOR them hIl Oe Accepted - -, Nh,
tnyrrfont reserves rignt reject any or all Ods
Iccrrnrr viii be- articles OF domestic "uuro
a manufacture conditions Of price and qnay DrlH equa
urrs hi that those ROOds aTe do VeraOlo ana
navablo and after July j. 1851. nj, -. - ti.,,
turthcr Information apply at ths ouCe' "9" V' '
proposals ---..,. A.. -. ,,,o-sod O., Dramas Ala
G nur.1 OycrcOais Fur Caps ana GauuuetA' ana al
drs-scd tl' uCGcr. gnCt ,,-..--., -
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CLOSING PRICRS or CALIFORNIA STOCRS
EAN EnAScIsco. -MonnaE. Mnrch Il. laal
IpY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmuSE.l

SAN FRAScIsCo Cal, March H. here il pros
pect that the San Francesca Stock Exchange build
ing will be sold TO the Western Union Telegraph
COMPANY for 100000. The original cost was
OF tbe od-huilding formerly occupied by the board
in CaliOna-st, resulted in these Inducements be-
ing offered.
Eighty stocks have been stricken from the list for
the nOn-payment Of annual dues.
Jupiter declined III consequence OF the decision 81
The divdend.paying stocks are hardening. Navajo
promises dividend of 20 cents per share.
LEADVuLE, Col, March IA gold brick, weigh
inc 800 ounces, was shipped by the Miner Boy mine
TODAY A settlement Just made by the same mine
with Eddy James a. Co., shows thirteen ounces
gold and 81 ounces silver TO the ton.
On Saturday 100 feet south from the Glass shaft,
iualass- Pendefy the upraise cut four feet of rich
chloride ore the best eyer found in the mine.
The average shipments Of the Robinson mne are
seVenty-tye tons day.
Morning Star has struck big ore body In North
| Waterloo shalt.
Billion valued at $GG, 9f3 % was received in this
city Yesterday from the MINES
ihe Green Mountain Company has declared its
| usual dividend payable March 20. Transfer books
ing to the severe storms the locality OF the mine
the mills have been in operation only about one-half
The manager of the Miner Boy mine teegranhs
under date of March II: VIII ship copper bull
| lion daily, beginning ut once. Mill running we'll.
Cannot treat all mill Ore Am shipping zig tons per
| day 20 Eddy a. James, which runs $3.50 per tom
| Inc Gold Stripe Mining Company yesterday de-
clared O quarterly dividend OF 10 cents per SHARE
! payable March 30. ~
ate reports from the Breeze mine arc to the effect
that 1t has been established that the lower and upper
shafts of the mine In tho same body of ore aud
that the lower body 10 not q huge piece broken of
| the upper one az some have thought. Men are now
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON March l4The following The WOoi ssiss y
Saturday In detai 2s29 bales Port Pn
2s4d, secured Id las MI, Greasy I'd gls s;rcasr "a
gls2Sd LIZA bales sy6ney-fssece, r. ~ LOCKS and
Pieces 3d. ala 7di 023 bales "a bds
7di GREASY, Sad StAOd; 1cbks and Peee s II
Lambs uFcasy Nd al I'D sa2balea Cap-r ~ ga.
Ia L.; 77s bales New zaaland-seoorfa. asN1@ $50 -
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Doar0 ano Rooms.

East 5lt,.
4 ARGE FRONT and HALL ROOMS, fur
nshrd also jHrre connecting rooms tlird hoor' 800
monthly; Cnon square. 100 tast l9tn-st
rTH-AVE., 253, near 28lH-ST.-Parl0r and
> bed room handsomely furnished for gentleman ana
wife or single gentleman references requiei'
West Si1s.
A PRIVATE family would let u suite OF
~ neoty furnhd Hour together or sep
s,ae: references exchanged 81 Ncs ltnst near 6thaye
DIST-Sr., near Observation-Disclosures iur-
- ushed second floor private table u dc
sired best references. At ENEHtTF BOARD DlhhC-
TONY, "a West 35thsL Information free
sIO AND Al WEST Pleasant
s)SJroous aud excellent board 1T Rbc rates Iurkis
Electric Baths the best IN the cly carefully all
ministerod
IHT WEST 43D-ST Pleasant rooms, fur
Il niahed and board references
D0I WEST d-ST.-Pleasant sunny, double
sd single with good Doaid illd uOOI Eente
preferred price moderate reference
Country Board Wanted.
Summer board; 9 to rooms IN
w ahouse other barriers Will be taken must
not four hours by rail from Newlork Address,
with iul particulars lSo h1snry.sI, ~ -
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Mem lDubliraticns.

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An Index OF the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15

AMERICAN INNING STOCK EACH4N"E SAhhS'
FIRST CALL--l04 O'Clock \ VI
II1sI5-- Con pos.on Con 4 Dack Jack Luccrnc
pV'lu'i N"t Nh IN 300 -. 10 3COO...... 90
1890 49,. 03 copper Knob Cherokee A. ,Na'@lp
5y0. sS l4oV,,,,., ~ Gold Stt,ne 800 b3O 20
go 'yy23o az ooa 80 IL 3DI 49, - S,tnr valley
'VVV 80 '' Jt,i,-,,i, 3pG pg 500 iuu...... $40
c,o h'"io IN cnn az Irt1l Tender luJ ,.i... HOJ
100 50. 80 JOB. 80 loo .--3.. - ureainth
90 -'"'''' IN Vauinyyaier t1p. =. 80 1901 20
OF 49, p,, Gl1 ii Rlc Plitssurg Cheyenne
500. bio l60 ChTysOhtr -. 81 . =. ,n,, --- "
500. LOO 2OO Gso 5OO pJJ 80 -"O '''- ~
COO. O1jI
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filming.

OfF1cE OF THE BALD MOUNTAIN MINING CoMPANY
No ~ NAssAU.sT.. NEw.YoRK. Feb 20, 1881
MEETING of the stockholders of the
N BALD MOUNTAIN MINING COMPANY will be held
a. its Offices No 81 Nasaust In the city OF new fOrk Oh
the Z4th day March, 1881 at IL o'clock nool Tor e pn
pose Of considering and acting upon resolution then ann
there 10 be Oered diminishing the capital stock Of s com.
pany 81 900 and reducing The num0r o. SHARES n
which canal O the company u dNdel 10 VOOOO
par vane SlU EACH AMI for the dnsachon OF suGn
bcI0re tbe meefng GEORGE r. EAGER
JOHN Y. MAINLAND,
CHARLES WENDELL
]. s. ANDREWS,
SAMUEL r. EARLS,
EMILE NATABLE,
AMEDEE VATAbLE,
Trustees.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY,
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.

The June Examinations admission TO Harvard College,
the Lawrence Scientific School, tho Law school, and the Med
ical school, will hereafter held simultaneously In Cam
liidge Exeter n. H. New. York. Phi adcpha Cincinnati
Chicago AMI san Francisco the Thursday. Friday and
Saturday following the Wednesday In June They Will
begin this year on Thursday, June 30, at 8 a IN.
Candidates may present themselves part OF the ex
amiDaiOnA
For recent examination papers and further information adj
the REGISTRAR Harvard College, Cambridge Mass
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Wor-
IL Mass &. r. MElCALF, A N, superintendent
IRVING INSTRUCTION. and Day
i school iOT butiaess ant collegiate tIainnG EAu
Term commences sept H. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ny
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. 80,
NI A boys family boarding. school location nehtha.
est IN NeWeTsey thorough prep trati0n for coeSe of
scientific school, boys induced % like teir sudes
surpcIyision - each pqldL Address the Principal d -
MOORE, NOrrstOwh M.
DEEKSKILL (N. y Military Academy. For
a circulars address Col. 81 WRIGHT A NJ Prlnclpas
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
Penn. C!v Engineering Ghemi5tvY Sa5so~
kugash: Degrees conferred Coone ThEO hyatt Pres
CyPRINC and II MINER SESSIONS OF SWITH-
y IN c. SHORTLTDGES ACADEMY FOR noUNd
MEN AND BOYS, Media PelD, Il miles vest 81 Ihls GU
mia School open Az PA oils anniticd and caBtheh
any time. Holiday Scnool Juiy and Aug ISL at Cape nay
Actdemica year 40 wees, lS3lS commences AZ Meua
Spptenber 49, 1881 Students httel Ia enter the Fsh W.
Sophomore Junior Ca OF Harvard and other hTsLclot
Universities English. scientific ComncIc ana Clsschl
courses: studies elective special attention 10 dun boys
early deficiencies Individual anil class INSTRUCTOR
f0T bets advanced aud backward yOung special review
York Philadelphia. June 80 ana JAW ana - ~ eAchd
all ali graduate. For illustrated CIRCULAR g'Slls
sWiTHIN &. sHORTLiDGE, A. NJ. Harvard University
graduate, Media, Peuu.
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Drntistrn.

FOR GOOD, CHEAP
III DENTISTRY. The bost 80, 50 aud $40 Rubber sets
ever made uod and Platiua WorE low Plugging, 81 ny
ward Gas given Hrstclass. Dr.. WAIT SON. - IL SS1St
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SECOND cALrrI1 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

Pig Pittsburgl Miner BOY Mineral Greek ChaverhA
5Oubj 400 lOOUsIO. so 100 b3.. ~ 100 .b5,: =
Ro1ldrr con 900 s6O l. 40 100. b3O. - silver Cln
0p az 100 $50 As sOn..-... 81 loo. 10
Tusearura 600 800. 80 Barcelona Cheyenne
100 - % Parbee q W.T. 100 .... 10 100 ...... 90
,nE '''''' "a IN tS 400 MACK Iark CRrysunte
w - 10, pocl0r TOD 10 100 80. GSs
IA '''" w Io0 80 800. b3 10 Legal Tender
AV' 80 Iiibcrnia Belle I-le lOJ.--... 2so
90 100. So. .O3 fuU.....- On
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OFFICE or THE SILVER lSLEr CONSOLIDATED MINING
AND LANDS COMPANY, 1870
90 BROADWAY, NEW.N OEk, March j, lS6l' }
NOTICE is hereby given that the Directors
~ Of company ny authority spe ay conferred by the
Shareholders hereby cal for Contribution or Assess
mcut Of ono per SHARE PAYABLE tho INST day OF May
next Stockholders requested read and CONFORM 10 the
si1uaon their share Ccrtcates as isure "
nav n h0u remedy mtere at the rate " seven per cent
,sr auuun viii be allowed on payments made prior 20 LIST
May y. T. 81 lso.No, Elce-IIssIens:
CTARR-GROVE SILVER MINING CO.,
- Nine AMI Mll., Llndcla County, Neyada.
CAPITAL. S20Ob,OO0 2OO,OOL shares $40 each
WILLIAM :. CLARK. President , . ,.
JOHN t. BOTH WELL secretary
Office. No Nassaust. cor. Wallst, " y
OFFICE or sroRNoSI SILVER MSlNG COMPANY ]
NO. NASSAU. COR or NALL-sE, Z
NEw.Y0RK. March .. ISL
StTO( KHOLDERS' MEETlNG.-NOIlCEl Is
- hereby given that Stockhoers meeting Of the Stor'
mont silver Mining Company VIII be- held az lts ohce,
30 Na- aust. NewNOrk city, on the 3lst DAY OF
March 1891 - ncJCs. Of said daY, Tor the pur
nose u voting the proposition 10 Increase me Captu
stor Of the COMPANY fO lJJOO shares OF the par va VIC
OF Que dollar re 10 100000 shares OIL the par Na'us
Of enc dollar per share
JOIIN n. B0THwELL,l ~'jGff""
r. 4. PALMER, T'rustees
H. HOAG LASD,
TTNIIE SILVER KING MINING COMPANY.
Mine lucntcl ~ MDDteLInI. Slnrit CJu nv, CbfAtb
CAPITA, flOJ1.JOl F0iLphi anl Nol. A'i'''A1'h
5JO,OOO shares Par value. - ot;L
WM. +. DANA, Secretary
Onrc, CO Broadway. New.Yori. Room -
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RASSICK MINING CO.
40 Location Of MIne-Rosita Custer County. Col
CAPITAL 10000 O0O. 100000 SHARES. PAR 300
Office. No. - WalLst. New.Y0rk
DOCGHT and SOLD.-State Line Mining
ID stocks Nevada nyestmentsln the market at pres
ent quot ltlons. NASH d HEBBERD, OIL Broadway
PULL DOMINGO CON. MINING co.
I'D Mines az Siver CHI CDiocl ID.
Capal STOCK. SlU.OODOO0 shares. 2DODJl Par S)l
Officers: W. II. Blrnum. President s. W. Dorsey.
Offices rs Broadway, NewYocl.
ELYNN-DALE CONSOLIDATED GOLD
THINNING COMPANY 80
Locaton OF principal place Of business San Francisco Cali
fOrIia. --,,.-
Location Of works Rodie District Mono County caliiOr
MA. . .,---, -.
BOARD of Directors held the l4 day OF January, 1881 an
assessment 40 - t2jl cents per share was
lev ed upnn the capital Of tho corporation outs1nl
ing payab, Immediately I'm United states gold coin to Tho
ir al the office the company Room g. No 32S Mont
pperyst Francisco California, or a. Mining trust
COMPANY. No 1l5 Broadway, NewNOrs CITY ,
which This assessment sh2u remain impair
on te eight ISth dav Of February 1881 VIII be dem
oucnt sale ~ public aucuOl aud une11
will DO sold saturday th' uine-
Of 1891, tbc delinquent ass
pnt together ADVERT ding aud expenses O sale
'S wv" - Wv FRANK y. LATHAM, Secretary.
Office Rnom0 safe Deposit Building, No. J2o Montgomery
At SIN frauCiScO. Cal
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HE tnllOwlng were the recelpO5 hnI H'hp htlL3 ~
aud from Chicago and Milwaukee to-fay:,
Receipts ShipmeauL
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For Young Ladies-Country.

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SUGGESTIVE THOUGHTS on RELIGIOUS SUB,
JECTS A Dictionary OF Quotations ana Selected
1ot the Use OF the Clergy aud Others Compiled ana
Analyt.cally Arranged by HENRY soCTnGATE S'o'
~, Az New-YOrk. George ROutledge & Sons
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17

The following remedy never fails
to give relief in this disease IL
promptly administered and in good
time. 1t is one of the secrets of the
profession: Snlphnric ether, one pint;
aromatic spirits OF ammonia, one
pint; sweet spirits of nitre, two pints;
Opium, one fourth pound; assafoed-
ita pulverized, one pound; camphor,
one fourth pound. Mix. Let it
stand fourteen days before using.
Dose-one ounce Tor less, according
to the size OF the horse every tbir-
~ minutes until relief is afforded.
Few farmers are thoughtful or
provident enough TO provide such
remedies as the above before they
are needed, and then it is TOO late.
Doubtless many a valuable horse
or mule might be saved by having
this remedy always on hand. One
tenth the amount of articles given
above would be sufficient for Q
small farmer; the above would be
sufficient for a plantation with 80
or IS mules and borses.-Practical
Farmer.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17


lapse of All hour she went II his
door and raped.
ALBERT" she said, "come o6t.n
"No, l will not" answered the
Prince within. "COme, 60 away;
leave me alOne.n
The royal temper waxed hot ct
this. "Sir," she cried, "come out
at once! The Queen, whose subject
you are, commands your
He obeyed Immediately. Enter
ing the room she designated, he sat
down in silence. For a long time
nothing was said. The Queen was
the first to break the silence.
"Albert," she said, "speak to me-
"Does the Queen command itr
he asked.
mo- she answered, throwing her
arms about his neck, "yOur wife
begs it,"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17
The Grave Of Sergeant s. Prentice.
Philadelphia Times. ]

fhiladeipbia Times
John Sargent, who was distant
connection Of Prrniiss, was one 0f
Mssissippi's Territorial Governors.
He hnilt n beautiful residence two
miles below Natchez, aud lived nm.
Ill his death Immediately npOn tho
bluff, and near the river he was bu.
ried. BY bis side reposes all that
was mortal of s. 8. Prentiss. 1t is
romantic and beautiful place.
The primitive forest has there been
preserved aud consists Of enormous
oaks, black walnut and magnolia
trees. Towering far mp towards the
heavens, they spread abroad their
immense branches, shading com
pletely the tombs below. Over and
above these the roses and towering
creepers INTERVENE in gorgeous fes.
toons. Gran,lly this blum rises from
the margin of the great river to tho
height Of more than three hundred
feet, and seems to look defiantly
upon the turbid river. How sub
timely does the blum, the river and
the great old trees typify the genius
of him who is sleeping there!
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17
nucb as 800, 900 has been loaned

much as 100000 has been loaned
in month. This tirm, which
formerly operated in the West, will
be- followed by others. In New Or
leans an English company, with
practically unlimited capital, loaned
5000. coo at low rate of interest on
Mississippi cotton bonds last year.
\ Boston company TO operate in the
same field, is being organized now,
with Mr. +. {. Morchead. President
of the Mississippi Valley Cotton
Planters Association, as manager.
There is no doubt that millions OF
dollars of Northern capital will be-
loaned in the next wear on South
ern farms, and the relief will be
great and immediate.
II will be seen from the above that
capital Is coming into the South in
as large sums and AT as rapid rate
as it can hr judlciOuslN handled.
This is all that the South has need
ed, and the progress in this section
in the next few Years, will be an
establishment to those who have not
studied the subject closely. To
show to what extreme there has
been suspicion of everything South
err aud how wide the margin of
profits is, General Logan, of Rich.
muud, is quoted as saving that
three years ago he exhausted every
effort To get capitalists IN New
York To invest 500. 900 in the bonds
of Virginia road that could be
bought at SO, and have since sold
AT $50.