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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILA DELPHiA STOCKS
gsp9,tetbyJ)HV l. DAVIS g D.. W. II Pprs.
SATURDAY, Oct. 22-P. NJ


To-day's stock market was little more than a dsc
ultory warfare carried on between the ordinary
"room traders" aided by some manipnations from
higher quarters in favor of higher prices. The Chief
feature of the market was its dulness, condition
mat is favorable TO, and easily influenced
nv manipulation in either direction As the object
sougbt is a market for the sale of stocks and not
for their purchase, the manipulation to-day all
on that side, as it has been for long time the
Coal stocks and of them especially Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, were the leaders OF the days
movement, and to the strength developed in them
IA largely due such other advances as
were made fol the general list The
Elevated stocks of course, are a market by them
selves and subject to special and rumors.
To-day. Manhattan rose from 40 to 533ia52l2 and
Metropolitan from S5ls to $685. New-lork selling
~ 1OolsQlOsl4 a l09l20109l. The rumor of
the day runs that the representatives of the
tIreo companies again were in conference TO
arrange a programme for the avoidance of
The suit by the receivers Of the Manhattan
AGAINST each of the other companies for the
So 500. 900 of Manhattan stock that was delivered
10 each company There is little doubt that con
ference was held, BUTT is not probable that any,
thing of a trustworthy character concerning the
proceedings will be permitted to leak out. AT the
very close the whole market whipped into an
apparently excited condition. and prices generally
closed seemingly strong at about best figures.
Government bonds were not active, although the
early quotations were a tnae higher. The final
quotations which are unchanged from yesterday,
are as follows: ...oa
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RAILROAD.
ON AMI after October > 1891.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Ncw-NOrH DesOr0sses and COrtlan II
iiarrsburg itsbGrg the West and south witt Pullman
Palace cars attached, a $50 and $50 daily
MimspOrt. Lock HAYES, a. m, $50 D. Cory AMI
eum Centre ami The oil Regions.
Baltimore, Washington the south, Limited Washing
ton Express OF pullman PaTlor Cars daily except sunday
10 arrive Washington nj Regular 80 30 and $50
a. M $40 and 10 and II night SUnt1y 1879 u,
and 10 D. m. and l. night
Express for Baltimore except sunday Up. III
For Atlantic CITY q. m connecting at taluirn:,
Boats of Brooklyn Annex connect with an through
at Jersey city aordns speedy and direct transfer
~ riPS arrive From Ptsburg & lO:4Oa m 1915 D. M
and Baltimore $3.50 800 j:2U 9:jj and 1880
SUNDAY $50 a m; $50 and 1890 p From PhlIelphi1
$50 9:35 and 1890 NJ sunday 800 COO 3 IO;40
ll.lO a. m. $50. 9:35, 800 and lOjOp.
VNO PHILADELPHIA.
TIiE ID ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON
SUNDAY; THREE STATIONS II PHILADELe
DOUBLE TRACK TIE MOST IiMPRN6SIED EQUGp.
MENr AND ruE FASTEST TINE COSSis-
HI. WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains leave New YORK. VIA DcsJroSses and Cor
landt streets Ferries, follows
$50 $3.50, ;, $50 90 Limitel IL A. l. 32O $40 {;
D O3j $50 and 10 m, and II night >uulayS EjO ini
o a. M, D. G:3O = S3Oand 100. M. and - niglt.
Express Trains leave Ncw.YorS daily, eycrut sunday. ~
$50 and running thrOu n VIA Trenton and Cam
returning. trains leave Philadelphia Dol 3lj j2j
T. 1885, 3 $50 and IL tLimted Express l3o D. MI l. >
54j, ! 100 and On SUNDAY, 1901, SIS j9I,
$50 4, l. 800 ana p m cave Philadelphia via CAM
den a. ui. and 300 ,. M. daily, except sunday.
Ticket Ohccs 32G and 9ft Broadway Aston House aut
DcsbrOsscs and CortaBdt-Sts Cour and Brook.
station. loot OF EultOn-st, Rrouklyn III.
No and lis ludsons HobOken station Jersey city Emil
grant Ilrket once La'tciy-place. 40 ,, -, -.
The Ncw-lOrk Transfer Company Will can FOR aud cheek
baggage from no els and residences
FRANK THOMSON, J.E. WOOD,
General Manager Gcnl Iassr gent
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We claim that w H. MARYLAND has discovered new de-
pariurc in electricity and has produced most wonderful
Electric amp which he granted patent IN August
last and which the property Of this Company
Tho Uniform stcadlnc,s OF this lamp renders 1t mmcasnraby
suprior to every other Eating process I'm existence we
direct particular this Distinguishing quality OF
"FREEDOM FROM FLUTTERING OR WANEhING,
TUEONIY LIGHT POSSESSING THIS PROPERTY"
baltimore Philadelphia Boston, etc, want auxiliary com
paneS for their cities.
The stock from companies woud in the treasury Of
this company
LARGE resource Of income will be derived from the manu-
facture Of lamps this patent for OF hotels theatres
manufactures and for street lighting.
The I'd son and United states Electric Light stocks are
selling at sGO per share, respectively aud We see
10 reason Why this Company should not soon be in
demand q premium.
limited number Of offered for sale by sub
scrption at 81 per share follows FIFrI CENTS paya
bic ON application balance called for By directors Of the
Company
Full paid stock delivered on payment OF 81 per share
Draw all checks OF G. Minzehemer Treasurer
Subscription open at the following offices:
WM. EUCLID YOUNG, 30 IIrOadst.
WIN. VI. PATERSON IS CO., 81 Exchange place.
IL DILLINGHAM; n co, 13 Newest.
JNO j. KIERNAN, = Brondst
CD. MORRISON ~ CO., sc Broadway.
Address for prospectus,
WI. EUCLID YOUNG.
Member NcwYOrk Stock EXchange)
Npx KOTll
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Gopnrlncrsbip Notices.

NEw-YoRK oct %, 1881.
VNUE FIRM of A. DE CORDOYA Il co. il
this day dissolved by mutual consent MI Howell Osborn
retiring from the same. A. De CORDOVA ~ co.
The Of the late firm Of a. dc CordOva Co. will
no continued by Mr. Alfred dc COrtOya and Joseph NJ
George under the firm name ola. dc Cordova " co
ALFRED BE CORDOVA.
JOSEPH M GEORGE.
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M OLD EsrABLIsnED ROUTE AND SHORT LIME
PROVIDENCE LINE.

4 FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
connecting with prnyidrnce and Worcester Railroad for
Worcester aud al plils nortl Wa " orce3trE
The Palace S.slnsr MASSACuUs EIIs VIII loayo N
Tuesdays Thursdays AMI iIyS az 40 Scahr GAA
TEA Oh Mondays Wednesdays All frltyss' L. n tkOA
PII-h - L., u Nlrr 'ls-. y -" 4 90 =
lt OiCos OF "s.oo't ADgess SOnl'
pany, lud AZ ir.n sipil - els ant ucAet Vh'eS
l,ONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATSKIIL
Ia Nor stains. landing atCOsIens west P0iatl Cora
vail Neyy,nrk Marlboro. Milton Poaglkeepse Esopus.
cnnn,cting with UlsJer All Delaware tat Waikiki Valley
sirnads steamboats, Thomas Cornell ami James w. Bald
-, uuy 3, IL. tOJt harllsOnSL, North RiVeG
exrept 5lturIIyS When rhOnas Cornell leaves ~
A,ToNING ron LINE 70 BOSTON.
- CoNNECrING WITH ALL POINTS EAST -
'S,he E,legant steamers SrON INGrON and NARhAdANl
slITr cave daily exec tSundRyAls
D r. NJ. FROM PGERjS v T., 49, . -,
FOotOtI Lf54, arriving Boston AZ A. L. FARE AS LOW
BY my OTHER LIN .
TicSete. Bts tL. ,rl3iDN Gokes OhceL StaterOoms
secIredSt acss u WescOtTs express CompAnYH AstOt
Horse 3Sl }3I Broadway ana Metropolitan AL
FlLh Avenue dJtels d. - BAbCOCh, PresiIeh~
/. w. rInnlNs. denerH Passenger A gsnt
vINnE POPULAR SHORE LINE 10 BOSTON.
L ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot.
express trains daily except sunday 20 Boston,
500 n parlor atached), and 10 p H. ("it'
palace sleeping carsl.
Suitla, at IL y. with palace sleeping cars.
Limited tickets to Boston tall railh So - ..,,,,-
Tickets and parOr be obtained az MetrOpet
Fifth Avenue and Windsor hotels ticket olces anu a. oi
Central Depot
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G.cnmooat5 ana Railroads.

CENTRALRAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.-
Y station In NcwNor, foot OF Liberty-sL station in
E,g@H ~ il0, = s,Gt vs. l,5i leave New.York
5:5O a. m-.or Fleminston. Elaton, Allentown Reading
VIZ a. nHfor High q ridge Branch Eason Allentown
9a F5r bennington, High Bridge Branch Easton, A.
lcntown R'li,ns' .ar,l .D" """'" '""'A i"'po'"
p. % FOR Ficmnsten lsion, Allentown, Reading,
i'? BIZ D. miNfor Pennington Ea,ion, Wind Gap Mauch
40 p For lIsh Euigc Branch. Elsion Allentown
I.t5n m-Fur -omcryiie, EcmiHgtOn, &c.
5.aOp m.-tur aston Allentown keaduH harrisburg
Maucu Chunk Nilhesbarrc, sc.
sunday trains leave At $40 A. m, - p m for Bound Brook
ami intermediate stations N $50 p M for LasJon Allen
For Ntarl nj ; jI5 G:l5 CI5. 7l6. 100 500 $780, o.
oi5 e,5 1913, 1913 lll5 m, a., l:l5, ? 300
$50 T. $780, > 5l5, $50 5:lj. q. tlj $50, = 73O elJ,
Tor trains local points see Time Tables at stations
" Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ I'yf At 3 M lIo E ri Il me- I0 Mn il q i q p m
cars, arriving At Atlantic cav al 900 r III
EOR FREEHOLD
4, sl' !? NJ S p M For Keyrort at .
N-EW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Via raw route and sandy Hook a 1920 $40 p
M for at long n' Sc. i'n S1md'yS XXX 4. H.
M ~ M. IL p p N. For Monmouth Beach ana seaDrisht
VIA Red BanE@s:i5 a. N. lor Lakewood. Toms River
Hae2 r. i 5Gd III .,i"a. to ay Side I9u ans
IL. Tor laAewood Toms RIVER BancgaL &c
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For IREN ION and PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Ncw-N X from station e. a. l. of y. J.
For Philadelphia, Ninth and Gccusts, at 40 $780, HID
a. aO 4, 4:JO, $780, T. l. M On sunday at $40 IN.
FOR Third aud Berls-sts, $50 7I5. Ills n l:3O
4:.,u. j:jO. %. M. On sunday NJ $40 q.
For Trenton $50, $40, cju ll:l No. 100 4, $3.50 $50
T. II d. m. OuSuuday $40 a. m. J:jO L. p. IN.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New.York
From stations Phla aud Reading r.. Niuth and Green
st 1880 $780, $780, II III D. $40, DIDO G45 II p.
On sunday, At so a. M, $3.50, Il p.
From Third and bck-sts, at 40. 500 9lJ a. $40
62b, 90, llso p NJ. sunday at 70 q. M 1870 p; m
From Trenton2j, G2j, sos: 9Oj, lOlu. lI;34 a. 2,
22l, ago, .J 12O j. M Sundyl2j, 92j ~, 6:lj M
Connection Is made at Jersey city station TO and from
BROOKLYN and Erie Depot, Jersey CIV.
Tickets foot Libcrtt, Nos 239 POI. 40l,
0i4, 1JG lJ-J broadway ana at the principal hotels
Nos. aud COurtst, and Annex Office, Jowels Wharf,
Brooklyn.
~ - Transfer Company Dodds Express win call for ana
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination App
cation be made at 81 ANA l323 broadway I50 siAth
ave, Nrw-iork, and COurt-st.i Brooklyn. .r,,.,,-
JOSEPH =. HARRIS, II. L. BALDWlN,.
General Manager Gen Pass. Agent.
EOR BOSTON.-TIIE LATEST TRAIN with
II Pullman Sleepers via ". y NJ H. and H. r. ~ leaves
Grand Central Depot 1T 80 week days and 1880 pm
Sundays Also train i:3O week days Get tickets via
NoW-YOrk and New England Railroad
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Business Ghanccs

TE,O ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS,
! STONE DEALERS Sc We will lease or lDu parties
In working quarry in OLD LYME Connecucut, near boat
granite similar the Egyptian, but of
arpnr color ana Tor building and
militant Nh an the SCOTCH 10 h the material Of tho
beautiful new Charming Memorial Church u Newport send
circulars. = a. ~. >. Mc'C iDi ~ me, "hh-
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nlul0cu1 Notices.

THE MEmrAS Eycn,, ,.,I: N So, E.1tIyN'{
4 DIVIDEND Of TIEEE AND ONE-tiALF
\ PlG CNr al4 ON thr 'anal s,"'s ol TINS bang h1,
totay declared Dy o." H'Il OF DlrInr' "l
transfer '''N' "'' 81 goNr CLARKE Cashier.
orrI,-r of lrr ClnY-1trtr SILVER NuviyG CourASY,}
So. is T,ii.-r, NLw-YoEK, o.. ~, l,-L IS
DIVIDEND 90. 100 OF ONE III "
-, Ai.i na, bc.u declared payable the office OF the
T transfer books vii Dee closed on Wednesday, October
%" at o'o'" D. n AM u, ' '' rrtay
OFFICE or uu Sroa,fo>r SILVER NrtyI uovANY}
Nu.2 NA--,t.,r. NET-loED, oct ~, le-l.
DNIDEND No 81 ne B22Id OF rHSirc ,S
TivEC.Nr- rERsIl>EE, payab" on the lot d"J Of No
he ar books will clos; q2 he 2a aii F and ,g2.n
jon. u Boutwell,, secretary.
oaaaos EA RAW " 4y p. E 4 co"'Sr}
TIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have, declared
aa,tG asGI i r q" fae Loan os' and trust Com.
"g s.. 10 % rams, So5S 0S a IL close October 20
"@ ON & enp4uys ipscrcs A. wilbe paid at tho
same '".. '"' ''.'" rg,., TYTP DALE,
uo.s suyrH Nrl>. COMPANY, }
OfuoE - w,L~-ra
r,'IJE Goard Of Director, have this day de-
rla p;nE> o., ngs lh'r r per J, on Gs
o., s. ,r'' 50 At tlroat, @. me company
',. boots, vim be- closed November e. and roopcned
No''"'" ''' VS.. noYr. Secretary.
OFFICE Corrrn QUEEN MINING COMPANY,
81 IluNAs-sI, NtN-N ots. october -, lSNl)
rE7IE BOA ID oi DlRED IOtN OF thus C0m-
pay uay, th' dag declared monthly 'y''n JNG. .,
I.r ou end after November T. s'l IlL,icr BOOKS
close october o. and rr'pen E'E''I', r. J President
T.. zEcKENDonF Secretary and Ilc,sare.
orncro E EylNaSo -LE ME-. &C., ,o3AiN5
rI7IIE Board Of Trustees Of this company has
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OCEAN Steamers

4 NCUOR LINE q. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
y NEW-YORK AND GLASGOW,
From per No 20. North river. New-Hork., So.
D. y. III. ETHIOPIA .-Oc1 ~, ~ -,'
Deyonia oct 20, 10 a. N Chc sra ~, }" "
These steamers do not carry cattle, sneep ot pisH
Cabins $50 10 $50 Excursion tickets at re- aceif"'N
Second cabin. So Storage. S.,
NETWORK TO LONDON DlkECI;
From Pier 49, North RIVER foot Oh Clarls3ssio ~
sGaI9tIa 80. Oct - D. I BOIvl......OcI ~ Az '
Steamers marked not carry passengers ,..,.,o,
Cabins sJ5 and &6j Excursion tickets at reu,lcel @
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents, boWnhs-1L121.- -
BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New aud rect Line 10 the south OF France,
NfW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DlRECI:.,-
COMPAGNIE BOROELAtsE DE NAVIGATION
ANAPEUR.
CHATEAU LATTE 400! tons, Tuesday, Nov l. p H. ID
Travellers for France spain and ltly PyIeh1es iau'
Nice gc. will time and expense by taxing I'M llle.
cabin dncluding wine $50 steerage, $2I For passage
"iP' F. LIE ROULANCER, 40 Beaver.st.
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TAIlCe StPHfltI@
DPTSTCL AND PROVIDENCE
I'D MODEL FAST LINE To THE WEST
and nvfan

Via Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.
on and after May D. PASSENGER Trains leave Penns
vania r. Depot foot of CoTtandtst and DesbrOssess
follows
S:30a m-Eycept Sunday. arrive Washington 4:2j p.
Night Express leaves Washington % - daily With sleep
for Pitt5burg Columbus AMI Cincinnati ParOr at
reached.
7pm-Daly fast line for Washington arrive Cincinnati
$50 D. NJ Chicago $50 and ST. Louis $50 m. B. %
o. palace eeper through TO Cincinnati and Chicago Entire
train thr)ngl 81 Chicago
I2 0OMidnlght daily Seepers attached open for plsssn
1899 Arrive at Camden station, BunOre-
6:35 M Washington 1885 a. Day Express leaves Bat-
930a Washington. 10 40 m. Sleepers Tor Gin
cnnati.
other line makes faster time TO the West Trains arrive
from the West at $40 a m. $40 p. M. ana lOlO p m
Tckesand sleeping berhs secured and baggage called Tor
checked destination at COnpanYs ~ 3l5 Broad
way al the offices OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
panY.
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NUNARD LINE.
j JuloG HH IRIS b; STATES MAIL STEAMERS,

GUION LINE. ..u,..,,,,r.,
w UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier 80 Y. r., foot OF h1nkSt
WYOMING Tuesday oct %, 6:30 a m
ARiION "A. ,t2na ~,
ALASkA iS,.,a, u Nv % 40 r. m
n ueSuiy Wv =, % a. W.
T5These steamers bqilt Of lro In WatertshU coi
partmcns and are furnished win requisite 70 make
he nssg across the Atlantic both safe and agreeable haY
ING bathroom sm0king-roOm, driwingrO)m. plano AMI
library also Tperenccd surgeon St9wlres5 All caterer on
steamer The 4tlterOOns are all upper dsc hus hl
ing greatest Of all Injuries at sea- perfect VenU'noh
and light. a., A.. -...---, 400 soo -, 4,
eIO0 INTERMEDIATES, $40. STEERAGE at low rates.
OFFICE, NO. - BROADWAY, ....o,,
MILIIAMS & GUION.
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flHIutldl.

1 Gas STOCKS.
- xcwyors and nroo'lyn IA, stos, a7a also all Kind,
Of BrOoAyn n'c..,9, ,.e".i'g e., a.'tinny
IL wALi-oI.
to,lhIl~i MEALS ron iIE NEW
~ YORK IEIIt 80 WILL 3D. RECEIVED Al THE
tIG"> e.. NJ - , o Tim I oe s'' shr avJ,
so go last Fourteenth a. 'ourl lro 81, ar" ~ ihlr
twenty nltil.si up 70 ,. ~ at regular
A II.WiD ar, llr.g.,..I n riurpII business
~ andm.Iolrc .tt.,ucs sI,ul ,rt rliE TRIBUNE Al
MAMA - ssh npSr'tl. 'Ite t'''rt ~ n'-
NEw-IoaS, rEyS-uy,N,, ,yD ONO E'LG'Nn COZ
CLIvrlAHp ONO, - sept 1881.
\ me M Nw OK IA an2 1i5 ,r ~
ROAD COMPA s. w,l be held 90 r general ONCE, OF iho
between the HON. Of u 0''eH 90. ant j. O'Clock noon.
Tor m Sg yc l 2r f f' %" c o .,a
other business may property be brought before Tho meet
ms - THos. wARNocR. Secretary.
DANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
Untcd stale. :,yeaae .ni spelitlro .nos $50 Prcs
(ITY r. r., Bank aud Insurance Stocks
!. C. HITLER or :. t. 'riGsirs % Erchansc.pac,
GASSrOCKS and City Z. Il. Stock. ana Bonds
~ bought 1ld ''.L T. 0. HEWITT, 81 nEciiare.pace
GWYNNE & DAY,
TRANSACT 4 GENEEhL ENSEiyG AND BROKER.
AGE BUSINESS ~ RAILWAY SHARES EoNU- 49,
OIIlI fl CHASE a. lllDNIA-NF,
e PlNI.'r. -Ew YORK tIIy.
ON and after October ~ We will buy or sell
NJthc ri1t subscribe 10 the stock bond
issued by thc CHICAGO, BU HLINGTDN A.D QUINCY
RAILROAD COMPANY. CHASE HiGG1N~uN.
Nr"-NoEF oct IT,. 1881.
THE ANNUAL MEETING at thc stool, Ioil-
esof the Edison Electric Light Compan Tor the cr'.
ton Of thirteen Trustees 10 serve i"I tine lul
for the action uf -u. other hu-ur, Ha. com.
fore the Getting. wiz br hrd of o.. oe. of ir Company.
no 60 -tlIyc, Ncw-lOS, On 10 ESD the 2stIdy
| October, inst at l-Oolors HInl.
The poll, Wi be- opcu-! 81 80 OrIpc Iul opy
! for the reception OF F"c- until o'c.".s D.. TO-
Transfer toni viii be- closed t.c of tho 18Th
inst. and rcOpcLed ON Wednesday morning. 2'fllfu.
By order CGobDAEu, -ocv.
| \VANTIIE;DlIzr ,c . p ,c,,,, -, ., ....,, .ra-..
EDNAlD Z. FOX 81. CO.. % N 40 49,.
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filming.
4 GIVE MINING STOCKS BOUGHT AND
"a SDLDON CONFESSION by
WATSON & GIBSON.
Banker. and Brokers,
werbrrs Y Y Mining stock Exchange. lnq ireS cleer
f ,rl ar TO stocks dividends a--essuehts and pIItts

L \ S'iD o-' W WATSON 4 GIBSON, .,
Banker: and BrokHrs,
% BIO DIV Y. y. J.
Members Y y Mining sok xcha,e lna i1 I5 e esT
fulr answered go stocks DIVIDENDS au
CLARK " boutwell,,
Rooms lG Il, Is. 70. No. Xls,ll.st cornor of Wall
PROMOTERS and MANAGES OF minnf PrGpeT fo
Pitt" &0hD QUARRY CONPANY.-Mines and mills
N2rP %Io SGUTb QTKisTz coMPANY-Mnes and mills
Gias1 ESiSy 4WHRTz coMPANY-MInes and mill
Isng t,eF'N&itoVE SILVER MINING coMPANY.-Mine
and NIL i LeT GfVER MINING CoMPANY-Nnes aud
mill siyer FfS MINING CoMPANYMnes and mills
Ls sNS f BRu&o COPPER coMPANY-Mne and mill
Prgsn desoa Of investing in safe and profitable mining
stocks are invited to commune JON Ci'2 = boutwell,
WILLIAM . "a" President. Secretary and Treasurer.
FNYO CONSOLIDATED, MINING AND
4 MILLING CDMPANn.,
Af MPGI "a and 256 M i"Y P& 'G" VpHiGE S.
OFFICE. No. 5s BROADWAY, y. y
I ID. CORTRIGHT & CO., ,-.,..
II. Members New. York Mining oiocH ENehanS'
Green Mountain Cherokee and Rising ,un cold Mining Com;
panic; Of GaS iRd1 ann tS Of idaho
Buy and sell on commi7,onr all NTE% nEo N' "'' III
MINER BOY MINING u; e. COMPANY ION
w orr,cr, 90 or Ono 95IBVW!tNEY' NEw.YORK.
REGISTRAR of anSers Mutual Trust Company Of n Y
NEW YORK. oct u. 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given To the StOckhOlders
y of the Sombrercc Mining Company IN pui OF a
resolution o the trustees Of said company lhlt sp'
meeting OF the stockholders of the Solnrcrcte H.ng o
many y I'm he held ON "Wednesday the 10th day Of November
1~-i nj the Offices Of the company, No " Guar "a
York CITY at II OclocA Of that DAY, loi we Iut to
yCno mn urouo,nn then and there 10 be presenter 10
rcduCe the capital Of said company Hn Ie 1
dollars divided into hundred thousand SHARES OF my
dollars each 10 million nve hundred thouaihu uli y
divided hundred thousand shares ul ~ ~
IoIlr- and fpr other business feTH'hc !" III"
"o''N P''f CLARENCE kING,
QUINCY A. SHAW,
JAM rs ]. HIGGINNON,
GIO ". DILLAWAN
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
NEW-YORK CITY AND NORTHERN RAIL

For Dlnbury Conn., Brewster Carmel MthOplC and inter-
mediate stations leave ljJth-st $50 daily and Ais
III daily except sunday.
brewster Car1e Mahopac and intermediate stations leave
lJ5thst 400 D. M. daily except sunday.
TarrytOWn Neiehts pcci and Way leave lj5hst 800
m daily sunday Baggage station, 50 West 5Sdst.
The Transfer Company will call for and check bag
efrou ho ais nd res
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DACTFIC VI NL StcamsWD C1mpanys Lines,
J ron e. ALTFDtsiA SAN NICI ISLANDS, JAPAN,
CHINN. NEW NlNNp, AUS RALIA CENTRAL and
SOUTH NNERICA AMI EXC -
NV From V,y.Y pr, Pier 'pDt 't1l-'t, Y. 3.
For San Francesca VIA the lstnnns q. Plnlml:
sTl- " tI oln.
Connecting or central and south Nmeric1 and Mexico
prom Jan Frt Ic.. rb Lat ant Briulau-5t9,
For GIJtn All yl.ll . a.
CRY OF TOtID. sail, D. ~DA I, 'ct - m,
For HONOLULU NEW-LEALAND ana AUSTRALIA
CIl J. DRt sails ~ATt RDAf; E... = p. m.
oral trr.vll - IpltIl mus 90 ~Ih francis ..
Forr,I,lt. pl,sly,1ll s''ru i1torn'uon lDy NJ Com
nan, ID hoo on "a Pier foot 'tll-'t, North river
F HI. 1T LAY, superintendent
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Financial.
MARYLAND ELECTRIC
LIGHT AND POWER CO.
Incorporated under the Laws Of the state OF Ne" or
"YOn AssessabIc." "NO Personal Liability"

President GILBERT T.. HAIGHT
Vice President HORACE Z. DILLINGHAM.
Treasurer. CHAS MINZESHEIMLE
Secretary c. JEROME FIQUEF
TRUSTEES.
c y WHITE GILBERT L. HMGHr,
Cu,s Nr1rsuvryrR THOs. c. BUCK,
JNo. j. KEENAN,. GEO. o. JONES'
HORACE T.. DHLINGHAM
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NORWICH LINE

y ORN lCH LINE
To Boston Worcester Nashua Portland and the East.
Fare reduced Lmic tickets TO BOSTON, -; 10 Orcester -
The iron steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the elegant boat the Sound and
the favOritc CITY or BOSlON,
leave Pier 80 North RIVE foot Of Watts t.. pier
ABOVE ss ferry daily Week days II sun
.t.v tnu
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE.

TOR BOSTON.-TIlE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman sleepers via n Y, n H. and H. r. IL leaves
Grand Central Depot o 1880 week days and lO3O pm
Sundays Also train 43O week days Get tickets via
Now York and New Eng land RAILROAD