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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGroN, Tuesday, Dec 20, 1881.
II Is stated excellent authority that Secretary Hunt
il 10 remain at the head OF the Navy Department
The President this afternoon signed the bill granting
the ranking privilege 10 Mrs. Garfield.
Judge j. e. Bancroft Davis qualified as First Assistant
Secretary Of State this morning. large number OF
prominent persons called at the State Department to-
DAY and paid their respects 70 Secretary Frenghuyscn
and Assistant Secretary Davis
All toe members Of the Cabinet present NJ tho
meeting 10 day. excepting Acknowledgement Brewster.
The session lasted about two hours Only routine mat
ters disposed Of questions Of Importance being
considered
Tho bill introduced in the Senate to-day By Mr. Rollins
to fix the of Office OF Collectors of Internal
enue, provides that hereafter Collectors OF Internal
Revenue shall be appointed for term Of four years,
ind that the commissions Of al collectors wEO sLa
have served four years more, the 3Oth Of june
1882, SHAH expire on that date.
The Republican Senators held short caucus tins ar
ternoon in regard 20 proposition made b. number Of
Democratic Senators, that Neil Brown OF Tennessee
late Reading Cork Of the House Of Representatives
elected to I'll similar position in the Senate. There
considerable difference Of opinion the adysa
putty OF consenting to the election OF any new Demo
cratic officer and the caucus adjourned without reach
uiS decisi0n
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4EUylW1T LocoVoTIrE At RICHMOND

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 2O.-A singular acci-
don't occurred here t.t n on tic cyul,,.tno rl,
between the Richmond and D4n,Ic and the F.cI,u,ond
and YorA iyer Railroads. tram Of fre!gat r,r. VIVA
being transferred from station TO another when
through some d-cc ia q switch, nearly the whole train
turned or on q siII-, leaving the CO. zine m cy,ri
cars on the main track The conclusion threw open Tic
trottc-valFc OF the engine, and the uu-iuer Doe me- ma
BILE to remedy the evil the engine started on AT torie
speed down thc track along tue street. crashing no two
wasoI-iclms and iias i0ar ul!es and continuing il,
frlstful through the lower part OF Tn. civ and
for nearly three miles outside the corporate Limits. when
the bursting OF ldc gave escape to the seam and
st3l.ped the engine.
Tuc acor "urn De found hc had lost control OF tle
engine, Ja"pei on hu tLe hrv aI and I.tle boz r.
uaiuei o1 tnc engine an escaped injury Tu1t uoslnu
ot ,ie Grain Wtlci bad uF"u thrown UPON the slr IN
iIiO sOu.e empty CARS thrpaIng them across r-a
.t4.,t ava UpOn tie u.ta ui tIc schooner B g. Ierr
lich NtE-IO!k .. thL "a. tHr dock wharf disrhar, II
cargo. Tle total damage Wal amount 10 $1,000
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 81, 1881


dFf an" Taa fs, OrA"ioFu' Mlss Jo'Sll a I,I,eh
H. L. Cannon, Nr. and " .. Adrian l>o'in
Mr. = - : I1ar,r Ms ' T,ii, f. lin.
Mrs. Bishop, q. H. 40 irews
a.. III ILL., ~, i. 9noH ~, I'''
Mis- CarfSr ar. E.Har. O. E,.rscp,
Vrs. 4, b. Tyomblv The Ni-.., R.lr-.u.
Mrs. J.. e. BauDtschek, Miss Con-r.uca % ocI,
Mr.. Sheppard Grandy, 1irs. \. o. ". seAa-k,
Miss Margaret Candy, Mrs. Z. W. Crosby,
Mr.. j. j.. Wooiscy, Ms. T. ~ Hndn'f,
n NJ :. J T.ry -i-s' s,. ' OK ''',4'o''
- MAY =, ~, -t''' $3.50 4, l..,---
-ttst I',i' t. i'''s''' Eir. AMMAN.
NIr aud iir, FytuGsrhl1r Nr. llar.s A Pc. body jr,
3ir and Ms 7. g. Eastman 4. =. Boyd,
.irs' Ge N"uyiAe Miss IlTT Royd'
l!is. G.P. Shade, Senator sene,
eirs. IaE-on Morrill,, rs ana III; y; " J. on
.i'7' H. Hiit'ti, Hnh'I'l a''' -it'' A"''''''
lfa joan RUNNER ~ 7i'lu,.i' ,
a. u i' W. -, -f.' - ~ -.,''iI'',
1ir ,"i NJ c.i'.,,' n,c.,, ti. a. II NJ, '
Mr.. .5a,Icj irJI -''- Sir and ms Henry A.
Mrs. T. C. Plat Cram.
Biz. G. Roosevelt Tine Hiascs Cram,
I.-s Montgomery, Miss Nelson,
Mss Carr Mrs. Nt'n ana family, OF
yrs -. L. huf''n' HaIu1it
81 10 nv 49, ,.i ,'l' -I,'. l. ~ ~ ' ..11
1irs + 4 P'ctor Ms iyr, Wori
r. ,if-sc. ,T.T,' 81 tt",l 'i,.cIo
Mss N. ". Waiit, Trs Bird,
Mis- Glsiiur. W.. 81t@s
Nh and MIS-. \ p. Avery Miss Taylor
Inn. r,..,.,..,-7,.
,r,..... .t..r.-. ! H.. 90 tI,,,
ING p'','''S were no. cA''i"'''u '''I"'S' d. ''
WeIa displayed tolntImai friends on Monday AFTER
noon. There wcr. about 200 gifts, among which
-. , 5;.....4 80 .,.. L.. r. A., -
"''C O'""'i SCI o' Iop""1 s''''' rom MIS- "
GOOD silver d.-S 10 service from Mr.. and 1lT5
Twombly. silver ten SET from Mr. and Mrs Elliott
l., cl..-l r-...t.. go. NJ. ~ 49,
VII '' .. o.. ., - Az t W: -, ~, 49,. 80
,, - ~. " III. nm, !nooCIl LON
49, , "'pI' , I %ul I-s. aIrI'aGr WeDD
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rRENcH AND AMERICAN CLAIMS.

WAsHEGToN, Dee. 20.-Ihc French and
American Claims Commission me- to-day IN the case Of
Arthur Levy against the United states the Commission
postponed until the final hearing OF The case, tn" motion
OF The Uuod states 10 dismiss. Tic Commission dis.
missed the claim Of Fouch'r, Posey et al on the ground
that he claimants were American citizens 80 the time
the treaty made and also dismissed thc claim OF
Eugene Jacob who held under an assignment FROM TO-
sey because the asst meut made subsequent TO The
ratification Of the treaty The Of Oncr ainst tie
United states, AMI OF Phippi against the Uued states
were submitted by counsel to the Commission for deCs
ion anon printed briefs. ThejFw8ch counsel moved 10
pO pune the con Sdcrat!on Of the demurrer in the
% Francois LsbIe against tie United States U all tAe
evidence should be pat in. The demurrer in hiS
baEe0 UpOu tue ALLEGATION merely that the property
destroyed by United States troops without ayerrug Lar
Orders given for such destruction. The counsel for
France Contcnded that the allegation was Sufficient 10
justify tine taking OF evidence The Secretary Ui
rested 90 furnish the commissioners with printed copies
OF al the papers IN tho cases sIyDta 10. decision Uuu
the merits. The Commission then adjourned to DCccm-
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Educational oaarlof ti, STATE O.. r.o-aaa...l by

The NHI7rI. Guard "i tai, STATE a# r,ur.aa...I Dos
tA.s oIa.rw4i De- aa follows:
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I'-s .'' -" am a. L'.1..''g, "'d "H Battery :;
90 , ,- H. -" ~. ~ !. ,"'I'.t". 10 Ian
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~ .rd' IN, ','..,,s " ''-.- H. A''"".'.' -'a
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-r. lad, f.. Iii. and ,r- ,... l.. .' ~ d. mr. r"i.
r.-'s. r..-. c, ...... 4 e. i..l. ' 'ii'.'st ItH
Il,r ~ ....l nd s'..-... .... ' 80 ~ az, t''H
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MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY. Dee On

TUESDAY, Dec 2O-P. X
The mining stock markets do not yet present anv-
thing of a cheerful character. Robinson. wbch
continues to be the leader of the market, TO-DAY
sold as low as 2.S5, and closed at against 2 OK
yesterday, The State Lines were dull and neglected
but steady at unchanged figures. Iron Silver. with
small transactions, was cents lower at .. TO- and
Leadville Consolidated declined TO l. Gold Strin.
Of California, which last summer was selling ~ ~
on quarterly dividends of IS cents sold down -
II cents. The COmstocS shares were dull ana
barely steady, although this mornings Quotation
from San Francisco show marked Improvement on
last evenings closing figures The markets coed
dull and weak.
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ILLICIT DIs!ILLERIEs SEIZED.

WASHINGTON, Dec. DETERMINATIONS Of IN
ter1al Revenue Raum to-day received dispatch from
Andrew Clark, Collector Atlanta Ga stating that De
had seized since December 1 ten disJucIies, 10000
gallons beer and mash 200 gallons low wines, forty five
gallons whiskey END Gtty bushels Of malt, end made
eleven arrests He also received tine following telegram
from r. T. Patterson Collector Of Isiuphs Ten: The
ralUh- parties which went into carroll aad Henderson
Counties, IN charge Of deputies Dycr aud Cooper
turned after destroying IOur Nsullenls, and large
quantity Of mash and other material and hope TO have
the guilty parties arrested"
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cALENDARs-DECENDrR2 1.

SUPREME 80 .fr-CrArag --..cl 10y Lawrence. Gal.
cuIr l.daf % "a. Nl.. ~ -, o., 49, d. ~ So o.
go 9 30 lUI iJZ 400 los, 100, no me-. 100 1923 I25
49,, 1885, 80 lHA, ~. l7. 49, 62 lt9, ll3, lT5 l1C
l,g 40 Az ~ POI. POS 2l6 2li, 2l7 III, 221, 23S
sGrssiE Cjrtr-sPecAL rREg-rIoi By yan Worst. j.
Law and tac No- IA ~, - ~ llC, AZ ~, 49, 2l7,
100 La, g., IJl, ll3. 200 lU9. ' 80
-trAaA- ro.I Cm.ull-Itr Lied by Barrett h.
Mo- 800, ~, liC2, ln"l lJls 1920 glJ 1852 I5J7
1851, 1901, ii44 li52 o. y. 1884, l7j 1910 81 IA
800, ltla, 1850, l2Oi, 800. IJ.5, .0o. 20 .J.
PART IL-Hoi by Potter. Case on. 1910 Stevens agt
Tic Boston Hc.l .ac.HE Company $50 Day Calendar.
PAgI llf.lIeld ny Llrrrnora l.-No. l5Ji 1870 ll3l
1871 1876 1870 l2t 2-H 0l, 2.5 1882 N g. 5T3 1879
1878 gp3 G7', l05l G5b 9lg i7i5 1854 9OL 1853 75s
1872 D., $50, ~, ioJ, oOi. 55d 1885,
SUPERIOR ,oI El .'ti.iAL iE4N.-lltil By Russell / 49,
Calendar c,lci at ~ o. m Case o 80, Dixon Az. smith, NO
sgrIMyE c5uar-TuAL TEm-pAar r.-roa OIL, seiue.
WICK q j. Nos 5j2, i35 3al, 48s $780, 3l7 Cji 5y7 So
~, Jlf. G'1 $40, 49,, 800
iAsi u !Ig.9 D} di.Ia J.Noa 81, 600 j4& on,
.tt 80, 80, o-! ',ti 90 Oh, al, los. 4o-.
PART III.-il1l Dy Irg-A. I.-r.u'. 30 glT IN. lt4
3D. rt', S2i, Nti SlI. 500, HG 5S. 7jb 1875 DOS 1880
tuEAON tLlA7-'fL.iAL lLEa-Iiod by Eaa Horson j.
No. 3.
,coiroy ru.'s-HlurY raEa-IIobl by Van loosen. j..
N paI Calendar.
coA4oS ILeN.-TanL TREN-PAer Held by Bench, J.
~ ,l.' ytl ~ 1870. 1907, 1872, 1870 loo. 1853
LAm li-i.iIoy yan Brmt, Q. J.-Noa $780, 1906 IN,
l.,l, lIa- lf.I la5u l,i4 lTt9 l4J. 1870 i.., i15E
l10G ltol 400 1901 1854 lOiI, ltJl I70o ITG9 i8LE
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FIFTY-EIGHT YEARS OF SERVICE.

WAsHINGTON, Dec. 2O.-Lambert Tree, OF
this city. died at his residence yesterday in the eighty
third year Of his Mr Tree entered the postal
vice under the Administration o. President Monroe and
remained continuously in the service until last March.
whou his growing inhrmites compelled him to retire.
The whole time Of bis public service covers period Of
than ftycight years, thirty years OF which he
held the position Or Assistant Postmaster Washington
lie was born in Philadelphia in 1899, and came to
Washington IN 1870. lie has been for some years OF
the ycepresiGeuts Of tue society OF the oldest mhaDi
talts.
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Goo late for classification.

GlIAMBERAlAlD and WAITRESS, or wait
- Ing aone.-Fy very capable swode girl. with best
CITY references oIn serve In salads
very clcm about silver md glass. Is tidy cI ana and cagable
In h her Worh eau nj 202 6huyc lSths over shoe
AOUSEWORK or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
By scotch Protestant gir ready, willing not
AFRAID 20 work. can dO RUod washing ironing Is u good
ianiy cook ready TO when wanted stay where she
can by attention 10 her work and good behavior
slant home 20z shave, over shoe STORE. l5thsG
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Aln5ical gnsirumcnls.

R.-BEATTY'S PIANOFORTES.-M Magnificent
~ holiday p1csentsi square grand pauofor;os four very
Handsome round corners rosewood Csrs three unsOns
tt mttt4tots Iron aAu5 stool, book, boxed,
So - 10 fZa! sos catalogue prices $500 10 81 OUO salts
faction guaranteed mOuoy rounded aor years use
upn-M r4Hoiei t $40 10 e-Sy catalogue prices 5000 to
tu 500 standard plnUU.iss ~ AC thousands
testify. Mltc for mammoth list VI testimonials Beatty
cabinet organs, cathedral, church, chapel Dar0r $50 upWIId
VISITORS welcome l'c carriage meets passengers illustrated
catalogue Noiday eiillonl free. Address call upon
DANIEL IL BEATTY, Washington, NeWJorsay.
DIANO STOOLS. MUSIC RACKS and
1 alANL5-i1sc"uod, valsui and ebony. unique table
qunrctn stanls also large Jrnant OK tapestry and
ur"idDrud piano covers uystguS, low prices h.
- N LELA-AL. 40 LAnuL u. u-.r Mn.- NL-LLL-nL
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WAsuNDTON, Dec. 20 be following bust
moss transacted In tie Supreme Court OF the United
states to-day:
No ll7n-rhlldcu7 w. SPINDLE assiouor cc. appellant
ACT Charlie ST. -r.olr and others Decree December o.
1851 ioCaet- and diminishing this IcHcl4cI anu
Lu',4.
No. 1871 Pott and others. plaintiffs 81 error a, c.
A. Arthur Collector etc iTsurd.
amin d. Hl tEi others hri ,lIuts, agt the
Il.f Es',un .aua vi IoatToueiy, Ala.-AIguol.
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1ilirllng.


A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT IlLH
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1888 Broadway, corne, ihlry-
tTstsL, sos West Twenty-thTl-st cornor Eighth-aye
90 East Fourteontst corner Unionsguare l6D lhi
ave. corner FDUy-sa yenthsti at tho HARLEM OfttCE,
NO3 lOOl aud $500 Thrlavo. CORNER One-huhdf0-'Alf
twenty -lfth-s, % p. IN, at rest4c nee
ACTIN MINING STOCKS BOUGHT AND
~ SOLD on COMMISSION by -.
WATSON & GIBSON,
Bankers aud Brokers'
90 Broadway, ~ Y.
Members n Y Mining stock Exchange Ina iirles cheer'
fully answered as dividends Assessments and pree
CLARK 81 boutwell,,
No 2 Nassau st., corner of WALL New-York,
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS OF MINING ENTER
PRlSES.
H1rE GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY. o.,.,.-,,,
"'-'i'' Grass Valley California
sArEMo GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY. s...,.
sTARR-GROVE SILVER MINING CoAPANG. >.a.-
sIoNSioNi ''i' NJ" "i'i-'' W Silver Reef. Utah
AA"1i' 0Ai' i' =" 'N'' Lewis, Nevada
SAN BRUNO COPPER COMPANY uax,oo
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veying to Mrs Garfield tho condolen es OF Congress- y.
Nj. Blaine does not yet feel ready to name IT,
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IN afternoon tea on BcacOn-st.-SnOdI,ins
... 4 i.i Ige nv raI. Noon Mias Amy r
Lovely caouth. ike real blind We don't YOU kao,y ~
-tIatydgd LampOon.
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There were present at he wcdtiug and reception

|
General ana yrs. James 5l'.. Avery
! Colonel IL tD.r. Webb, Iac 81 -5,s Townsend,
Genera al. tirsAoXaLdtI -lI. @uu bias. a. D collins,
! =. NcDb. .ls. Fernando Izatca.
a- "a and Ms. n d Moran Mr ana 5irs. W NJ ,Iari
| General and &rs. l. =. Of Beacon,
biz. ala Mrs William m. ana .l.a J.j. Goodwin,
| sloane, Mlrs EuoIn matthew's,
! ". VI. iNarts, Bliss uatthrW-,
ar and Mas. Elliott ]. General AMI Ni4. dl Ces-
Co 5,',,.''t' end Mrs. E d. Nj. d cesagll
Dir. aud Mira Hamilton Nls "a 5aa IN .rt5
MI ana sire William ks 5li,. g. /. i,aya5as,
sam Vanderbilt, Fr,. Ar-aHi,
Cornelius Vanderbilt, j. N. Waterbury,,
| Airs. O,-aOI, mir. u, uui,,
3.Io. Crawford, biz. ana Me- Muniord
| Ma lance Vanderbilt. Mis-. A. IdttHrWs,
Jud-c john II. brady, Alr-. II. a. Field,
Nj. and Mrs. Hamilton -h-e f."d,
| IlsI, IT,, CLINTON ticid,
Mr. ana Mrs. George II. M. and Nrs. Amos vaa
| PclL Wort
| Mrs Henry Salisbury, Mrs.. Jones,
| Miss .iIuir Sa!lrbury Mrs. D,iuouf.
5iIs, William Y. BRADY, III and &is, Antonio
5 li q Dcays, Nh G. T. pomcroy.
mrs. DduGrc5s, Ir,. Edward n. Fducr,
! Miss No lie MGhoDcy hrs. Alexander Failer.
Miss Mortimer, BIG. William GarlIhOu,
| nrs. L. Lombard, tie Masses Garrison,
| Mrs. Kipp, Mrs. +. IT, VauAukcn,
| ". n. Hatch, ". NJ. hul5tcd
Tho Misses 6lnds, BIrs I.c Grath,
| Tie Mlsses Kay, Mrs. A. II. Birl5,
| Mis-. MOTIFS X Jesnp, hf. and Iga,JuIu II. DAVIS
| bis. IneVdOTe l.. CUyicr, The N!ssc. Davis,
| 5IF. ana Mrs. ID. G. bIOugctt MS. Dr. Mirror,
| Tue Misses O5gJUi, Nrs. MaturIA l.. -BtUn,
| Mrs. James SULLIVAN, Mrn. william OotLUut,
! Mraud MTshugusUus Schellihc Misses Osthout,
| Mrs. ,. L. CadNsH, Mrs. 5ainueI Sloane,
| Miss CaUWcI, 44I ana AiTt. a. 4. Van NCst
| J.. ii. Chaplin, TIC Misses Roberts,
| Mrs. .. IL. Mills, Mis-. AautOn Marble,
| Mr. aud MIs. J. II. Moiti- his. Wogsish,
| IN. ana dis. l.. ReMEcn,
| MIS-. Robert L. Cutting, Mis John /. Holman,
MTa Irving, lIs- H0utudn,
Dr. CarnOch3n, Mis-. II. DuaNt,
Miss CarnOcnaD, Nls. &. Bird,
Mrs James scott, hT and urr. Elihu Root,
bliss scout, mr. aud Nils. Salem ii.
MT. and Mrs. Rockwell, NaUs,
MIS-. j.. d. Morgan, IT,, Mr.. ana Sire. j. =. Freeman
bliss Stone Mrs. j. W. ICl.Iuc,
Mrs 4. l.. Ward, MIS-. y. j.. E,4.ULyi,
Mrs. Colt Mr.. and Airs. David L.
Mrs. Brewer, Nome,
lir. ana 1!ls McNamce, 1lr. ars j. c. C.lullo,
Mt' ana a4rs j. ParueL, -lr. aAu Mrs. a, BOOdy,
mrs. John Benjamin, his, Body,
Mlhs IOomDes. Mrs. Amos Cutting
hrs' no LoheYcrla, hrs. BOWfiug,
MTs. j. j.. Blrnu, The Mls-es HOWcg
mss huliii, hts. 4. swan,
airs 14cCOshIy, ets, ANA AIRS. JnO 4. Mdriiu,
Mss l.ear alia. - L. Lctro.uy,
MTs, I,OD. 10 STUART DR.. MgrKen.
NJ ~ H0iSste A. H.. brown
Nir anu Mrs. klf-aEn. Miss Brown,
7. ana MO -icr'.-.i4 irs. fGrIu Stcgccs
NoWl1Dd Mr.. and Mra. C..t.. u. II.
Arr. 5. - tsJar. man,
4iis- i4ooaailer Miss Carrie BenynIau,
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IlMsIvANN NNIlo0o comlEr2

Ta9l,u.l Dafhaua,NG.
Y7UE Board Of Directors hasthis d1v declared
a~ruL,>EUAL DIVIDEND 10y -FOUR TrVCENF
'r h capital stock a.. ihr company, ccr ID, l t'Ee' pay
.s,.rc' o1 'h. '-H., oi +. p a. '.I }I.," , ...,
'.'.' ''-. ''.' ''.' joins b. 'r>liob, Ircssu.rr
o'1 hnrclr l a91ao Or r5 agEg,,Zl1o->}
T{'IIE Board Of Directors OF this Company
9 lr s @ oa s ID ~ aaa o. @ @os dollars $50
Iur i4.. t.3~t sl. j.. closed nom tAt l0ll day OF
J.S. KNAPP, Secretary
OFFICE op CorrrG QUEEN MINING COMPANY. J
- 81 AND 80 ihpAA,ai, NL"-NoEN, Doc Id. losl.}
'EiIiL Board o. Directors Ot TINS company
h hive tais day dr,ar.l monthly Dividend ,No. q OF
avid. ld of -.'ri-Ii\E THOUSAND p.LLAiH pay
5lr 60 7tocholtetso rrot ou and after January B. 1852
AAHAYEs, Jr, President. ~ NV ''' -'' rs
san Francesca, Dec. II, 1881.
THE FATHER DE SNET
l CONsOI DATED GOLD MINING COMPANY
i na diGaS S ct z 2 cent RyT share 1ya3e az
II IDEAS, sccy.
rVUE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW
THO Board OF Directors have this day declared DIVE
nEND or FOUR PER Gent rom the .rnings OF tho past
SIX mouths. pay able or and afertlc 81 proEmo. 800
wEIGilT Cashier
WILMA CoNsoLIp ,rRD MISSG)
COMPANY.
NEw.iOER, Dec. 10 lSSl)
THE trustees have declared from the earn
ing tlc regular monthly diudyud OF TEN CENTS per
share OF 100000 also an
EXTRA DIVIDEND
Of TEN CENTS per share Of both payable at the Of
fee OF Che Company No 80 Plle.,t. Jauunry g. 1892
Traa5if books close Dc. p p and reopen jan t. 1882
JE. HASKELL, Vice President
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OFFICE or THE
OREGON RAILWAY AND NAyiGAII1N COMPANY,
NO. 20 NASsAUHr.,
NEW-YOHK, Dee. II, lSSl.l
COUPONS OFJANUARI /, 1882, from bonds
~ OF the Oregon Railway and NAVIGATION company VIII be-
uai al uice CirncrF and Trust company
~. - Exchange place Ncv.Nork. . ...,..,,.
Assistant Secretary.
OFFICE OF IHE ONO SOUTHERN RAUGoAD Co.
ll5 BROADWAY, SEW-YORK.S
coupons of the first MORTGAGE bonds OF tbs
~ co0panr. due December l. viii %" Paid at the C0lhn
banking lUupIny, 10 Broadway, New YORK.
HENRY GRAVES, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-21

"I.NhIDDAI IVlIANIf
NEW-YORK Dec. %, ISSLD
COUPONS Of the First Mortgage Bonds OF
\ this company due January J. 1892 viii De paid, ut the
Mercantile Trust Company, 40 re broadway On presont
uou and after that date.
Itre on tc fractional bond scrip Of the company VIII be
paid the Onc. 90 May king No 80 BrOaa-5i on pre-
scut.tluu OK scrip after January !, ld@2.
LEMIs NAY. Troasuror.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-11
NORTH vAssALBORO.


The organ at the Baptist church 10 pro.
nounced by good judges to be very fine in.
strument. Last Monday evening Prof. Hol
brook, the builder. gave a very fine exhibition
not only of the powers Of the organ, but o,
his skill as player. Great credit is due Mr.
Ira Getchell for his energy and perseverance
in raising subscriptions. About S25 was re-
allied from the organ concert last Wednesday
evening.
The Methodist people gave their pastor
Rev. Mr.. Boynton. pound party last Mon
day evening. The house was full to over
flowing, and everyone seemed to bring some
thing. Among numerous other things were
about SIS cash, very fine piece of broad
cloth for suit of clothes, and about 65 lbs
of sugar,-in all amounting to about $50.
Owing TO the i'll health Of Mr. Rackliff the
firm of Rackliff 4 Mower has been dissolved
MIR. Rackliff will remove to Waterville.
Masters Johnnie and Tommie Friel, SC
favOrably known to our people, are handling
the yardstick in Waterville They are smar,
boys, and will make high mark in business
Luther White writes from SocorrO, N. NJ.
that he likes that country. and is in hopes to
strike it rich in mining if the Apaches don't
have hankerng for his char.
Ezra Weber set the cigars up Handsomely
SATURDAY. evening, with the remark. a fell
low don't get married very often.' #
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-11

The following are the transfers Il real es
tate in Kennebec county, az recorded At ths
ofi'ce of Register of Deeds. for the week end
ng October sth:
AUGUsrA-John C. Weber Of Aueu,ts
to Thomas Lambard Of same city, premise.
on Bridge street, Augusta. 5000. Helen n
Bolton Of Augusta to Ziba p Fletcher OF
same city, real esfate in Augusta. 600.
Thomas Lambard Of Augusta to J. c. web.
Der and Frank L. Weber Of same city. land
on east side, $500. Martha J. Woods OF
Augusta to William F. Walker of Hal.
lowell, land and buildings on the river
road" Augusta, $1,000.
SIDSEY.-Lizzie L. Smith of Sidney TO
Geo W. Manter of same town, a certain mar
Gel Of land in Sidney. Ss5.
WATERvILLE.-N. G. H. Pulsifer and L.
T.. Thayer, both of Waterville, to c. E. Gray
OF same town, two lots of land on the
Plains" in Waterville. S13l IS.
WINsLow.-Colby c. Cornish of Wirslow
10 George II. Simpson of Waterville, land
In Winslow, 800. John H. Simpson of
Winslow to George II. Simpson of Waterville,
SO acres of land in Winslow. Sl9l.
WINDsoR.-Charles b. Jewell of Windsor
to Joseph A. Shaw. Jr., of Augusta, a Ger
tain parcel of land in Windsor, $3.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-11
WATERVII.I.E.

1t is said that Mr.. A. ID. Lockwood, of the
Lockwood Mills Company, will build res
dence on Silver street, and will reside here
permanently.
The past week has been one of unusual ac-
tivity in town. not only in consequence OF
the gale of Wednesday, but in spite of it.
The cattle show and fair. the circus. and an
auction sale Of carriages and harnesses called
out a considerable number of people, not
outstanding the severity of the weather.
At the new mill, the wheel-pit is now the
point of attraction to visitors. All express
astonshment at the massive character of
these foundations.
A few days since, Mrs. Closson of Fair
field was in this village. seeking counsel in
regard to the digging up and mutilation of
the body of her deceased husband, which &C.
Cured recently. FIVE have heard correct
statement of the case. it was wholly un-
justitiabe outrage and should be sternly
dealt with. Any
Hon. +. +. Webb has, for few days,
been confined to the house by sickness.