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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-21
= Fair Proposition.

From this date the Astoria photograph
gallery will conduct business on the
following plan. We will take negatives
Of any lady and everybody that will
favor uS with call, We will print 4
proof OF the same free of charge. No one
being under any obligation To order
from such negatives unless they desire
iO do 30.
We will take the Astoria engine com.
panieS and all lodges and societies. anN
lime they will assemble for the purpose.
and present each lodge or >Dcicjy with
one picture of Such group. either taken
all together ar i'm separate pictures and
grouped afterwards.
We will take views of residence, and
buildings. hotels. canncric>, mills. etc.
ON the same terms. viz: We will take
the negatives free Of charge.
We do this ia order that Uur work
shall stand on ii> merits. aS we are pre-
pared To do good work. No one need
wait until they go t0 San Francisco.
FOLLOWING AI;E oJR PRICES:
Per doz. o. doz
= or full length boudoirS. S6 ~ - a
cabinets. 1 ~ = ~
cards. ~ "A
Bust pictures and bOudDirS. : 90 = ~
NiguPtt,-S cabinets. > 40 > M
cartlS... :; 90 > N
THOS. G.. BROOKS " Co.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-21

--ZephyrS in AL ColorS and Shades ai
six cents an ounce, at the California
store. p0St-Oilice corner.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-21

Mr.. John Rogers Of the Central Mar
ket. has made arrangements Ia keep all
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-21

The finest quality of harness oil Is
kept at the harness shop, for sale by :.
GRAY
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-21

The best CaTter'S Cape Ann oil
clothing, rubber boots, etc. sold at san
Francisco wholesale prices at the san
Francisco clothing store.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-21

lee cream at ROSc0cS oyster and re-
freShmcmt saloon ia Occidenl hotel
block
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-21
Furnished Rooms to Let
iOtice TO FishermeT

~ Mrs. Munson,s Iodging house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02
NOLUMBIA COLLEGE.

SCHOOL OF ARTS.
, concluding examinations Of the for the
wear will begin on MONDAY, MAY at $50 a M The
examination ef candidates for the degree OF MASTER OF
ARTS will be held on FRIDAY. MAY ~, at $50 NJ The
examination OF for admission will begin on WE'D
NEsDAY, JUNE !, at 930A m
commencement at the Academy OF Music on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, AT 10 NJ
SCHOOL OF MINES
The annual examinations OF the several classes VIII oegn on
MONDAY, MAY IL. at $50 q. m.
The candidates for admission TO any OF the
.x regular courses Mining Engineering civil Engineer
ing Analytical and Applied Chemistry Geology Metaurgy'
Architecture win begin FRIDAY. JUNE .. at o5o o. m
commencement at the Academy Of Music on WEDNESDAY,
JUNE s, at loan.
SCHOOL OF POLITICAL Science
The examination OF candidates FOR the degree % Bachelor OF
Philosophy will begin on FRIDAY, MAY 90 at 10 a m.
commencement at Academy Of Music on WEDNESDAY
r. A. p. BARNARD, IL d.. President
4eth and bOth.sts, Madison and 4th-aves, Network.
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW.
u YORK, WASHINGTON SQUARE anddatee Tor
admission TO the University In The depAi
Of arts and science will present themselves for examination
in the Tuesday, June 81 at 10 O'CLOCK IN
BY order Of the Faculties - -. -, -, ~. e...o,o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02

for running two holsters The now level 900 VIII
soon be ready for stopping. We are now wotnns
three shifts in old workings where We n sbe hUon
Father de Smet superintendent reports for the
week ended May q that 100 tons Oh S oeeoTd
and 55 tons from third level during the
week 1855 tons of ore were miled. The widening
Of the lower tunnel to double track was advanced
thirty-two feet and completed. A double track mas
been laid with Trails from Eureka 10 Mc1iny
winze. Cooks contract on sill floor OF McGinty
chamber was advanced two sets. The upraise from
the end of the east crosscut, Golden Gate from
second to third level, was advanced four feet. %
Standard Consolidated official report, May -,
shows that the east crosscut 1000 level Is In ~
feet The west crosscut same level rs IN Ea' o
The length of the east crosscut 200 eNe Is oo
feet The south drift 200 eye ~ IN db o 'ae feet
wide. The north drift No $50 leyei, rs ~ .ooz
feet, tho vein showing width OF about 20 Ieee oi
clean ore, The upralse on the West StahaaIu 70 Inv
The shaft has reached depth OF Ol5 teet me DOT
tom in good blasting ground. Good progress Is being
made in sinking aud also cutting out the tank sta
ton at 900 level The ledge in the Slopes on 300
level averages about 10 feet wide, and on the $50
level il is from ~ to % feet wide, , ,,.-.-
A Portland, Me-, special says: The Mascot Mining
COMPANY Of Boston, has commenced work upon n
property in GOrham, n. H., which consists OF l,OOO
feet OF the Shelbune lode and IL situated ABOUT four
miles west of the Shelburne mine. There IS q very
heavy surface showing of galcna ore which llcs IN
streaks in q vein over thirty feet wide on the sur
face. Over two tons of fine ore were taken from
fifteen-fOot prospect shaft. =.
" The Shelburnc region is attracting the attention
of mining people hereabouts The lodes through the
White Mountain foot hills are very large and carry
large quantities of free of fair grades ayerag-
ING abont so per cent of lead and from 80 to 40
ounces of silver to the ton of concentrates. The
vein rock will concentrate about three or four tons
10 one. 49,.
"Thc Shelbnrnc mine is now in condition to hoist
from 40 to 80 tons OF fine ore per week.
"Srvcral of the companies on the Acton lode are
- 70
pncrations in that now deserted region will soon be
begun. -, - -.
What promises to become a fertile copper-bear-
ing lode is being prospccted in the town of Fal-
month Cumberland County Two companies. the
Falmouth and Piscataaua. are working there now.
\ THE sullivan mine is looking we'll"
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Gam 6tbools.

4 DVERTISEAfENTS FOR THE NV.
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1888 Broadway corper Thirty
fryt-st, sos West Twenty third-st corner E6hthaye
81 East Pourtetnth corner Union l6U nra
ave. corner Forty % AZ inc "a
twenty nth st. CD to D. pi regular once rateA
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
LAW sCHOOB
Opens oetober5, 1881. Address the Dean,
Il. III. BENNETT, IL D..
SO Lromheldst, Boston. AasA
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MINES AND MINING.
XEpNEspAY, juno 1-P. n.

WEDNESDAY, June 1-P n.
The day,s feature in our local mining stock mar
kets was the large and animated dealings In such OF
the Comstock shares arc listed here. san
Francisco advces of an active and advancing mar
ket there set the ball in motion here. consolidated
Virginia with large transactions, rose rom %oo 10
a65. California from 1876 20 l.75 and sutro rom
Oh to 24O, and Mexican sold up 10 1873, sierra
Norodo IN d. and Union Consolidated to 15i2.
Every day furnishes evidence OF the correctness vi
tba int,mation given in this column several weeks
600 ~ an impending immense "boom" in the Com
stock shares What then seemed to be obscure
ia now apparent to all observers, and there is no
Longer room 70 doubt that the widest mining eI-
element the world ever witnessed is in the cards OF
the great bonanza chiefs Popular favor Is running
largely to Sierra Nevada the central figure OF the
new "deals but il is within the range OF prooa-
bilitv that this bonanza" when developed will
proye to be nearer to what is termed the middle
four of the Comstocks than TO the North End
The general market, however, was still unfayor-
ably affected by the continued weakness OF the
state Line and Oriental and Miller stocks. State
Line Nos and sold at 0p ana NoS ~ an9
Ig5 Among the Ieadville shares tibernlan was
steady at Lilo, Big Pittsburg At s. Little Chcl ~
cents lower at 30 and Iron silver ~ cents lower
ot1 10 silver Cliff was strong and rose to 634 6os.
There is not question that cOnsideraD,c quanu-
ties of this last nameI stock nave oeeh lhSn up lol
Furone South Hte was active, hut ended cents
lower at /. Green Mountain was strong at 5's,
Rising Sun steady at 100 and Cherokee firm at $50,
Application has been made at the NGw99 , G Mhng
bia Mining Company and Of the Beaver Mining Com
pany, both Of San Tooth District, Idaho. As these
ropertcs are To be introduced by the same persons
Who marketed the Green Mountain Gold Stripe,
Rising sun etc s'>>ks. it is probable that their
stocks soon will become fayoritcs with both specu;
latOrs and investors. The market closed active ana
irreOular
Attention is called to the offer in another column
of 3 900 shares II 3 900 having been disposed on OF
the Escondido Silver Mining Company at ~ 90 per
share Particulars of the condition oil the nune are
given in the advertisement.
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reported by JOHN II. DAVIS & Co, No. II HaltH
WEDNESDAY, Jane Up. n.

WEDNESDAY, jane 1-P n
To-day's stock market tribe moro
interesting than yesterdays, because "
days final prices show more or less advances
from yesterdays last figures. After the opening
at about last evenings closing prices tnee
was a dull Movement and decline succeeded "
utter stagnation Few orders either TO ouy OF 70 sen
were in the market. and the sixpenny traders
had full swing in trying to capture
per cent out of each other. The fact tna'
the market was dull, and that no stocks were pros,
ing for sale and that as consequence prices stoppeo
declining, was sufficient to start 9 limited pufcns
ing for the long account. consequent opu.
turn in figures brought in buyers for tnS 10. -.
account, and further advance thus sstsonsnes "
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NE TME
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TproWS OFFICES No ,2Ss Broadway corner IhlIv'
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FOURTH CALI O'CLOCK =. NJ.
Inr 1LLranArn ro 40 rnIrrNr.-

SAN FRANC1,CO June l.-Ofical letter from Ca
borca mines ,SicO. Hays: Each OF the five tun-
nels running ~ the Gro l}lI"o group has been adj
vanced from u to 10 feet. Ore IN No. shaft. Santa
Rosalia, very uc, carrying gold and silver. IL IL cx
pcctcd that the Chcvas BrOvas vein will Dee struck
in ten days. Gro BlanCo continues looking we'll
carrying coarse Id aSay ing upward Of 100 per ton
This mine promises 10 be more valuable than any
other in the group. and equal amy the Pacinc
Coast Mill material nearly all ~. Expect to com
plete the mill in sixty days.
Colonel Brush, of the Sutro Tunnel Company. says
they now ready to receive any amount OF water
that may possibly he tapped 10y cTOsscuts from Utah
at the north end Of the COmstOck To Yellow Jackct
in Gold Hill. This being the ease there il nothing
To prevent active Prospecting at all points and
great enthusiasm is being created among operators
who believe the market will he a growing one with
slight variations, for months. Movements To-day
were similar 10 those OF yesterday, with increased
transactions in he lower priced shares around Saw
age and yellow Jacket.
The Robinson Consolidated Mining Company has
declared monthly dividend go. 81 of 5000
PAYABLE June ] 3. Transfer books will be closed
IRON the 10th 10 the 10Th, inclusive. The supern-
tcndcnt of the company telegraphcd Yesterday ::
" Ore in .smeltcrs and nj Argo and On route,
$10O,0O0.p This sum increases the surplus on hand
TO $l35050 "a.
Superintendent of Dunlin mine tclcgraphs: Ship
ments for month of May, LOO tons, besides 900
from dump"
Nav 81: Have examined Forest City mine strike
| to-day. They are shipping ore OF good grade. Ny
opinion is unchanged AZ TO the good effect II will
Superintendent of Columbia and Beaver mines
idaho reports the ore now opening out from tho
bottom of the main shafts on each mine of very
high grade. The weather has settled, and the inn
prOvcments and ore developments are progressing
ra pidly.
Cstalpa superintendent reports that he has
shipped nearly 400 tons of ore during the past
month, and that work in the eastern part of the
mine is progressing satisfactorily. The Crescent
is reported TO have very rich ore in the western part
of the claim.
Superintendent of Crowe reports, May 30: Our
good ore still holds well in the 1G0-level. Have
driven thirty feet north and forty feet south. Am
taking out very little of the ore yet, endeayorug TO
develop the mine without working up all the orc in
sight. Have Just made of three days in the
mill, and am now cleaning up. With my limited
force il is impossible to make much money and de-
velop the mIne at the same time. Yet at this date
the mine is i'm better condition than ever befose We
have rich in sight, and better prospects for
more Of il. Shall room be IN condition 70 run the
mill continuously on rch ore
Superintendent of Hite mine reports Have
| bought dir compressor, drill, pipe aud hosting
machinery, capable of carrying our work rapidly
and economically 70 depth Of 200 feet below the
level Of the river. The compressor has capacity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02
Ncw.York, May 10. 1881.

TVHE CALANERAS WATER and MlNlNGCO.
Notice II hereby given that tho transfer book 81 IN.
will close AT O'Clock, r. NJ, On NAIl kbA VA
purpose Of permitting stockholders o RECORD
tos ubzcflbc for an issue 81 Dehenttrc Bonds
purpose OF develop property aud retire present
Smount Of issue s3OOOOO
price a. ISSUE so per cent on value.
PAYMENTS. ~ per cent on apple alton.
2b pcr when bonds ready foI delivery a., ooo
Each OF stock II eniitiei "a iol SlV1O
Of bonds }onds In denominations Oi SLOW Dut c'u.
Issued for lessor amounts III case Oh hohBs
TOO small o be entitled 10 whole bond
There Is n o surrender ~ stock. ---, -
The bonds thirty years At per cent WIN 9huuA o"N
inEs OF $4,000 at par 80 -, ,---, a.. g.,
nanv before Oc0ck D. m UE5DAf, MAY 81 1851 al ms
once. No. % BrOad-st. y. Y . . ,---,--c,..
Tlank forms be had application at company once
By order OF the Board OF Trusteea.
H. X sOUTHWICK. Sec'y.
ne eosfn1 ne booka Adore snton<f has oecn e.
fsnd<d uanl Weiaesdnv, June y 1881, al Y. m.
Subscriptions for boads pM DC reeered unh Ihuffddy
June q, al ~. m
NETWORK and CALAVERAS COUNTY GOLD MIN.
mo COMPANIThe attention OF stockholders In THIS com
pany respectfully called 10 the above OF The
tAiveras Water and Mining Company You have the
exchange present stock for that OF that company put
unless you exercise that night before the books close on
Wednesday, June T. 1881 you will not be entitled 70 the
very valuable privilege Of saesenbing for the bonds
h X. soUTuWICK secretary.
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No Kama Tex GGsl sLJ City & Gu lst
1900 Kin. t7'4 l.oW....-.. 10
3nnO ~ New Central lst
Kan Pacific lst con con Assented
~ 900 .IOS4 5000 ......llSi
10000. 600. loss VI & - lst
Texas Pac inc Id 30 MINI DIV
HOtp SsLl 1000 .. ll0i
5o10 ~. chic ST p Min & {
VIE & WeS;n consols so,
New "a - funded 5000, I'm 100
. no0 Kint. 100 Ch st z & Min Ia
NJ cent Con Assn 5000. lila
poo lisL1 Nor n Essex 7s'7
I 900 ......ll14 l,Op, I'LL
NJerscy C'nt AdJt Den and hio q COZ
Ind Bioom < " lst Den south & Pa
1000, .....95 LIST $50,
Canada southern l,OOo: -. NV
lat guaranteed Fhnt " M'nt ~
Les. SSY iSs Ind boo Bloom & u 2,
Union Pac reg - lo.Ooo ..,;.-;Si
10000 400. 1877 Int and ct Isl
Continental Bank 1000. .....ll2i
10. l2ii2 Metropolitan IL IL
Arkansa. ~ /. X 1000 b3 1903
PVSN q issue 81 Paul & ) City Is
900 III ! l4,0OO. ..... liz
Virginia rs deferred
lO.OOO.....-.lo
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$IS7,500.
MICHOACAN SYNDICATE
OF
NETWORK AND MEXICO.

NEW -lbhh AM Hi-AAND'
The Mchoacan syndicate incorporated under the laws
Of the state Of New York December last by number oil
distinguished gentlemen IN connection with promL
nent American capitalists for the purpose Of Developing and
working number Of welknown aud highly productive
mines In tho
STATE OF MGCHOACAN N THE REPUBLlC OF
MEXICO.
The Syndicate was divided into GOOOO shares full paid
sack and not asscssb Of which $1,000 were taken by all
the parties in interest and
$1,000 SHARES ONLY
left 10 be Offered public. the proceeds Of which 90
into the treasury
The Syndicate already secured large number Of yan
able mines SOM now being worked and having Immense
bodies Of high graic developed and sight both gold
aud silver
Upon these properties six companies have already
been ed being Incorporated under the laws Of the state
of ork with capital Of sGoO0OOO each. divided into
800 900 shares fun paid asscssable making total Of
100000 shares. Of which the syndicate have
THIRTEEN TwENTY-FOUETHs.
ORA
CONTROLLING INTEREST.
or I'm other words 100 shares Of syndicate stock ia en-
titled 10 about 200 Of the companies stock alrady
formed and sharc in Ike proportion on all the companies
Organized nucr the syndicate Of which there three more
nov 10 course Of organization.
uih,r companies will Turned from tine 10 time. M de-
y,ocn- n tine district warrant all under the rules ot the
syndicatc ia which the syudi ato viii riau aconrolng
interest.
The titles TO these properties have hc"n examined and
i"nhd Q"rlf''- i.h'n'N' ''S'l'''' nav, o." %" -,
syndicate spent Ncra months 90 caetu examination" AL
, mine. and their reports show them Of clious
richness. easily worked Win ahAnoant NA'' 'h''P u' anu
chrar active labor while o." perfect climate permits labor
d., H., year The National Mexican Railway has q
800 - D" Wv 80" -. -. .. ,..,,,,,
force - 10000 mon al ""rA b"''l'ns '"' '1" Az =" N,
eight - these properties and the Tua vi" urt0W't'd
inside ~ %" year
TIC '"hIhHi'H E''''''' '''' w ' ~ "
a., .,..,.,,,.,.. ID. am, eu,,- Mining Conuanv
IN "'I"'"'.' '' ' W
NtiilA -iiffl " .'lif "hli'fhf
n,,,.,t,,, silver Mining Comnarv
"'"'i''"" .,. 49,
HuallulF NI''I Nl''nk '"P''9'
- -, ,.,tt ,r., SILVER Mining ,nu,nauv
49, ,.,..-.... - ,.,,'.,.
lin Nomhrr Goli aud silver Mining Company
,,.,.,.t.,.. ,.oit ,r, -f,,, Mining Conttauv
"'''' 80. ,.....
Eanco' Ne ON GOA MINING ""p'N-
syndicate Nil be offered Tor sub
-" -....,...t...,
-rriitiun ly Inc huh'fh-h'h
Al az 81 PER SHARE PAYABLE on DELIVERY OF
STOCK.
~, r,nraay Junc . nj II m Box. will close at p m
~"
same Gay
The following are among tie most prominent "'tH ALL
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filming.


A GIVE MINING STOCKS.
BASKERs AND BRoKERs
MEMBERS n. y MINING H sTocck EXCHANGE
Special attention given to buying and selling mining sOcks
BOSTON GOLD AND SILVER MINING
- c.nt., COMPANY. saoooooo
100000 shares. par value sO EACH fa paid and forever
non-assesaable.
Organized under laws Of Colorado.
MrssRs. wE T9Rs!sr o sfss s5ts BANKERS
IS broadway. New.Yorf.
Edward II, COT, President
} Il T I p; RS,t sss1 TEsa,qrsr
This Company owns the famous Dolly Warden group Of
% aSS n on At a1G GSu9
besides about 200 acres q 'e gold placer ground
00f - h 2s2 ws.hnston,st. Boston. go
CHAPPARAL GOLD MINING co.
KELSEY MIS SfS" bisTRicT Il Dorado Co, Cal
cap''1 STOCK gTLiPGiD AND UNXssE5sXBIE
o. Il SSn. and dSAS CO.
VIM T. CLARK. JOHN R. boutwell,
CLARK & boutwell,,
DIVIDEND PAYING S'i MfSiNo SECURITIES
TY. g sys S Mining ~ CO. Sev
Managers OF fI liter So GUAR Quartz A co e M
onioe No 3Nasssu.st., corner OF Wall. New.York.
COPPER QUEEN MINING COMPANY.
nDd RIsB sa sA AE y NsSYo
Capital stock 100000 shares; par value, So
REGISTRAR OF TRANSFERS. Union Trust Company
Nos "a and SO Thomas-st., New.York.
DUNKIN MINING = iH{6 CQMPA eSA
10000 :aEo; E P1E yagr ts H. pr..Aeu.
TT CHOLLAR, Secretary
OFFICE GO Broad street
ESCONDIDO SILVER MINING COMPANY,
BLACK HILLS, DAKOTA.
Incorporated under the the state Of NewYork.
stock non sssessable. Depth Of Shaft 35l feet
A.ays ofoe from so to joA per 1896 Of
ep T % d 6 @GS "f bg p@to a have
.6e Work eoninnes lay or 2oO0 shares n g q
rr The emanng ,oo9 share at e 80 per share The night
EDw. C. FOX & CO..
Bankers and Brokers. wall-st. N. Y.
LITE GOLD QUARTZ CO,
Np f9a NY s Cog? Ss .sre Go sd cs Sa
WILLIAM >. CLARK. President; .,..-..
oa,o No N 5SS T. e @2T Wns Ff'r''''y
orFlcEs OF 1nE CARIBOU CONSOLIDATED MNISG COZ
NEW S9 9d rs w Nav %. 1881.
THE annual meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
at the oacss thereof SO Was New YoTE, on RI rs
elr,t ting I've trustees Ia the ensuing year.
Polls viii remain opru one hOur.
Transfer books win close ON Nay 90 and WI reopen on
secretary and Treasurer
THE CHEYENNE CON; MINLNG CO.,
i Located In the Black Hills. d. r.
CAPITAL. STOCK. S3OoUOO PAR NALI +, 81.
f SFFI5T Is 5" S ph5 Hi6SAH2sT S' ana Treas
THE MINING ASSOCIATED PRESS,
i PRINCIPAL OFFICE. EQUITABLE BUILDING
l2U BROADWAY. y T.,
Receives and te,graphS daily the ealing American
ami s subscribers the latest information regard
ing minrs and railroads important movements N railway
mining sharrs opening and closing quotations OF a.
tive stocks at the principal Exchanges dividends assess
mcnt-. &c. &c. .-..,
Agents In an the prominent and in every important
district IN the country. special reports ll nhheu
promptly mining properties in the United states NORTH
Mexico and the Dominion OF Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02
Brusbes.

brushes Of every description at 315 Pearl
ID At opposite Peck slip all articles At lowest prices
20HN X. HoPPEL. Manufacturer and importer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02
Alarble ana Slate Alantels.

WOOD AND SLATE MANTLES.-The most
hibitiOn. 7. y. STEWART CO. 10 West 2Sd-st- New