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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-19
Silver and Plated War

Mems Mat Kid low Shoes, fine and soft, for
summer wear, at Schliek & Co.'S.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-19
The Yotiag at 44lbdny.

ALBANY, June 19.-The joint convention
voted as follows for successor to Conkling:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-19

A house, as good as new, will be sold at
auction tomorrow, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on
Josette street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-19
A Splendid Assortment

Trains every hour to Union park concert to-
day!
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This week you can purchase Dress Goods at
Lindeke, Ladd s. Co. s at their reduced prices.
After Saturday they go back to their old
prices.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-19

Children's Suits; large stock. New York
Bazar.
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Only One Week Longer.

Ladies' Neckwear, latest novelties and cheap
est. New York Bazar
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Fifty Gents.

Linen Vests at fifty cents, at Eagan's, the
Clothier, 67 East Third street.
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Gold and Silver Watches.
All the most approved makes and the finest
castings, at the loweet prices, at Geist's. the
Jeweller.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-19

If you want Lace Cap for your baby call at
Fischbein Bros, Seven corners.
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Children's Suits cheapest. New York Ba-
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OFFICE OF THE BLANCHARD M'F'G Co.,
81 UNION SQUARE,
New YORK, May 20, 1881.
The regular quarterly dividend of three per
cent, payable June 21st, 1881. Transfer books
closed May 2lst q. P. SrssoN, Sec'y.
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Ladies' Suits: large stock. New York Ba
zar.
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Middlesex Suits,an wool, for s12, at Eagan's
the Cothier.
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Don't Fail to Visit Elmo.

OOH e dII " vI5fC IIIHO'
Cheapest Sunday excursion Of the season.
Train leaves depot foot of Wacouta street at
2:20 P. M. to-day. Tickets so cents each;
children, half price.
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Consult the European regular graduate
diploma in otfce-on all sexual, nervous, and
chronic diseases. Twelve years. experience.
See advertisement elsewhere; 439 Jackson st.
Fans, largest stock and cheapest. New
York Bazaar.
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More room, more Light, and double the
stock Of any clothing house IN the city.
Eagan, the Clothier.
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Union park concert to-day.

Eight Dollars.
Blue Flannel Suits at Eagan's, the Cloth.er
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The Last Week, Ladies' /.

Lndeke, Ladd & Co. will continue to sell
their Dress Goods during this week at the re-
duced prices. After this week the old prices
Will be restored.
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Ladies' Suits cheapest. New York Bazar.
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High School Entertainment.

The graduating exercises of the High
school will take place at the Opera house
next Friday evening.
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See Kavanagh's column.
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LITERARY NOTES.

ga Satehel Guide for vacation tourists IN Europe
win be issued this week by Houghton, Miifiin & Co.
Henry James, ST., father Of the novelist, has writ
tan an essay OH Carlyle for the May Anansc MI
Aldrich's initial number.
A monthly magazine for English children VIII ne
started the latter part of this month ana Dear 'ne
fragrant title, The Rosebud
Mr. Thomas Hughes has collected his letters about
The founding of the Rugby Tennessee colony In
volume, which will soon appear in London.
The English publishers of "Endymion," Long
mans Co.. first issued the novel In three Volumes
but are now getting ont one-voumc edition.
Victor Hugo's new poem will be ready in May ~
IL in four divisons-satirical dramatic lyric anu
epic-and will have therefore, an appropriate h''''0
in " Les Quatre Vents de PEsprit."
Our Times is the name Of o new London magazine
which will make its first appearance IN May
under the Guidance of Mr.. Dufield. 1t will be adj
yanced Liberal in politics 1t promises to be unhke
any other magazine in existence. to deal entireiy
with practical questions and to stir up the good
that Is in everybody and preserve the good that Is In
everything"
Miss sprague, the author of "An Earnest Triher,"
the bright and crisp story that gave her favorable
introduction to the public nearly two years ago.
has not thrown away her pen as in O moment OF
earnest trfng, she threatened TO do. 1t Is SAID
that she is engaged upon a novel of considerable
length. Also she has written O short serial for
SyibHer, which will be begun in the midsummer
numher-
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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-PROPOSALS for building n NEW
~ WOODEN PIER nf tLc foot ~ WEST t~TlAT. y r..
vii De rec i,cd by the DEPARTMENT OF pOCEs, M &
lig Bt'A - ST. uut FRIDAY, .-D APRIL. 1881, 10 -
Iur fu information trc Tho CITY RECORD, copies lor
sal ~ No. itIIi HALL.
NOTGCE.-proposal will hc received ar the
y Olrr ~ tir department - Public charlie. and Cor
c,tlnn. tG 80 ave- until Api d. i@-l io honr grocer
to- irl r. ETC. Tor ful Information, tiy Eccord for
sale 20 SO city iinl
NOTICE.-p1oposlls will be- received at the
y oacrof thr Department ~ Public Chsrit'- and cor
rrcilrl so 90 M url Aprn o.. lt- fur making con
suring ard buiis allegations D. aud ada "l. - %. Re
ttaf HuGlur go fr Luuatic AF,um HlackWrus Island
For uu Information city Record, Tor sale - ~ tty
Han
NOTICE.-proposals will be- received at the
y Oare ~ tho Department ~ Public Charities and Cor
reeilor GH So ptr uHt Apui 10 ,~l, Tor stating aud
thinning required ic alterations and additions 10 ho made
to tc left Nniing The iuuatc A,lm lils kWcl y
Islrd. Tor fun Information CITY Record, for sale az No
2City ilalL
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to the effect on the market Of Secretary whdcn1s
scheme. 1t has been popular opinion that the an
nouncement of settled policy by the Treasury
would be favorable to higher prices. But the calcu-
lations Of Spectators 90 at fault that at the
opening prices fell OF rapidly. Lake Shore yielded
TO l27i2. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western to
11s, st. Paul 70 Ill, Union Pacific 70 117ia Later
in the dealings operators discovered that the Beers,
tarys plan was received with favor by the leading
bankers who expressed great confidence In it,
success, and that at all events disturbance Of ths
money market was likely to result from IT, Al they
awoke gradually to comprehension of the probable
effect of the scheme, prices rallied. There were
slight fluctuations during the rest Of the day. but
prices continually advanced and at the close were
very near the highest points for the day. ALTHOUGH
the rise from the lowest figures was condder.
able the final changes from the last prices yesterday
were slight. In only instance Of active stock
Erie, which closed at AZ against 48is yesterday did
the final change approach per cent. Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, which was first In sctiv-
ty. closed only Il higher at l19ia; st. Paul gained
the fraction az 1928 and Union Pacific at 1884
and Lake Shore q at 1888. Except Manhattan,
which was weak In o strong market and
declined from $3.50 TO 33a34sa, the elevated
railroad shares were inactive and better. Me-
tropobtan regained Il per cent from yesterdays
decline and New-York q per cent Pacific Mail was
also exceptionally weak declining from "a TO b2ss
G53ss, final loss Of %. Canada Southern, not
withstanding numerous points" to buy, declined
from 79a to 77ss but in the final recovery closed at
the opening and highest price for the day, 7ei,
against 1884 yesterday. These declines were excep-
tional, however, to general advance. The market
closed strong with an upward tendency.
Government bonds were active, transactions
amounting to $685., 900. Prices of the later issues
were depressed by the expectation that holders Of
the maturing skies will extend their bonds at 3i2
per cent in compliance with Secretary Windows
plan, and that therefore the demand for the Ais
and Is will be lessened. II should be remembered,
however. that while the later issues have fixed
period to mature the extension of the es will be for
an indefinite time at the pleasure Of the Govern
ment. At the Boards there were no sales Of Ais,
but A. declined TO 1872 at which they were dun,
while 6s and IS were active at advance Of q per
cent to 1929 and 1928 respectively. These
changes were maintained in the final bids, which
were l. higher for o. and 5s, and y lower for 4i
and As. Annexed are the closing quotations;
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AT Sf. 100 was received in this CITY


Bullion valued at 81 100 was received in this city
Yesterday from the mines.
IL is officially stated that the Leadvillc COnsOli-
dated Company is now entirely out OF debt and has
a surplus in the treasury. This speaks well for the
present mana cement, which, upon taking possession
of'the property. was aaddled with a debt Of over
80 600 Dividends will probably be resumed within
the next sixty days.
The superintendent OF the Old Dominion Copper
Mining Company reports, under date Of April ,, that
every DAVIS work ON the mine shows an improve
ment that he believes II Will turn out one vast de-
pGsit of high grade ore and that he never before
saw ledge crop for such long distance ana run N
straight showing that 1t II one continuous vein.
Three assays from fair average samples, taken from
where the ledge il fully twelve feet wide, yielded
85 so and l07io per cent copper respectively These
means for testing for silver OF gold but he is sure
that the ore will he found rich In silver.
The guperintcndent Of the Oriental Gold Mining
Company reports, under date of April /, that ar
rnngeInents are being made 20 begin work on the
HiIidde Red Ledge and Canon mines NJ once
Work had already been begun on the Ellis and
Scuth Dip The Ellis ledge Is from four TO seven
feet wide aud two shafts show fine, continuous
vein OF assaying from $40 70 800 per ton. The
South Dip carries little gold, but is rich in silver
assaying from 800 to 500 per ton. The ledge is
frnu one 10 two feet wide. Tho Hillside and Red
Ledge mines are large and well developed, and the
ore assays from $40 TO $50 per ton.
Telegram, April II, from the superintendent Of
the Boulder Consolidated Company, says: 4" Cut
two and a half foot vein good ore this morning In
erosscut from main shaft on 200 lowell
The superintendent Of the Allied Mines tele-
graphs The vein in the Emily strike In widening
with the same average Of ore as at last report We
have foot solid in the No. level of Yellow
Rose, which averages 108 ounces TO the ton. The
Wine running from lthe No. 20 the No. level on
tho Yellow Rose Is twenty feet deep, and the vein Is
widening" The former report of the strike u the
Emily stated that the vein showed two feet Of solid
hfty-0unce ore.
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CLOSING PRICES oFPHILADELPHIA STOCKS
TUESDAY, April 12-P. ".

TUESDAY, April 12-P.M.
Encompassed about by many perils, the Secretary
of the Treasury has taken course that, according
to the Judgment of the best financial authorities,
will lead 10 safety. The terms proposed by him for
the extension Of the maturing skies are considered
sufficiently favorable 10 make the acceptance Of
them almost general At the same time he reserves
his power by holding bonds which he is authorized to
issue to meet unforeseen contingencies. There was
no little discussion among certain bankers to-day as
10 the legal right of the Treasury TO extend the skies
issued under the acts of July II and August o,
1861. These bonds form the bulk Of the outstand-
ing skies. The last section of the supplementary
act Of which the first section makes the bonds pay
able at the pleasure of the United States after
twenty years from date, provides that the bonds
shall DO payable not moro than twenty
years from date" At the opening Of busi-
to-day stock operators were uncertain rs
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MINES AND MINING.
TnrspAr. April l2-r. ".

TUESDAY, April III. ".
The activity in the mining stock markets con-
Times Navajo yesterdays favorite, was dull ana
lower at .15 and 1.20 Moose sprang into sudden
activity in the last hour Of business, and rose iro
l.b5 10 20. Silver Cliff also was unusually active
and advanced from ga to 6as closing hrm at "a
Hibernia wavered between 1.35 and 1.25, closing
at the lower price, which was the last price yester-
day Leadville Consolidated closed 10 cents higher
at LIS. Consolidated Virginia was dull at 20 ana
2l6 and California, after rising to LAO closed UNI
changed at 1.25 Hortense again fell of to 3d. but
later recovered to 81 against SO yesterday stormont
was quiet. but firm at an advance Of cents to 800
HukiT was dull at 1.1501.20, Annie at AZ cents
ana Alta Montana at 2L. At the opening, Big
PitsburQ was lower but IL regained the loss IN the
later dealings, and closed 8 cents higher at $40
Climax was cent higher at 90; Little Smet p VA
steady at / 80 and Chrysolite higher at ". Bul
Domingo advanced from Gig TO ~. cherokee was
firm ct 90, and Robinson at re and 3 fIumas
sold st So Mineral Creek closed . cents nlgneII
az 90 cents Oriental Miller sold at 3N2.99 ana
Silver Nugget new was active between oZ ana
b5Gb4 cents large business was done IN SutIo
Tunnel especially at the Stock Exchange, between
ia and Oh. 1t closed strong at the highest prlce
for the day.
NY INNING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
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GEORGE ELIOT.

HER JURY.
x,,,ah,n Stuart pge,ps IN Harpers Magazine for May.
A lily rooted in O sacred soil,
Arrayed with those who neither spin nor toll;
Dinah, the preacher, through tho purple air.
Forever in her gentle evening prayer
Shall plead for Hcr--what ear too deaf to hear
AS II she spoke TO some one very near"
And he of storied Florence, whose great heart
Broke FOR its human error wrapped apart,
And scorching in the swift, prophetic flame
OF passion for late holiness, and shame
Than untried glory grander, gladder, higher
Deathless, for Her, he " testihes by fire."
statue fair and firm on marble feet
womanhood's woman, DOrothea, sweet
As strength, and strong as tenderness, to mako
A" struggle with the dark for white nghts SAKE
Immortal stands, unanswered speaks Shall they
OF Her great hand the moulded, breathing clay,
Her ft, select, and proud survivors bel
Possess the life eternal, and not Shef
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Nem Publications.
HENRY GREVILLES New Russian Novel
I'll XENIE's INHERITANCE


xRSIF,s INHERITANCE. 4 Tale Of Rtisstdn We. by
Henry Grevle With Portrait OF Henry Grevue on inc
Cover. Price so cents In paper, or u IN clotn-
THE TRIALS OF RAIsSA. Russtan Lore Sto7y. BY
Henry 0reville. Paper rs cents or 81 In cloth.
THE PRINCESS OGHEROF. 4 Russtan Loco StoTJ. by
Henry Greville. Paper. 40 cents; cloth, 81.
pOSIAi L0se Story. BY Henry GfeVllie frce
20 cents In paper cover or I'll in cloth
sAVELTs EXPIATIOS. Rvsstan story by Henry Grew
ile Price so cents In paper OF 81 In cloth
IUCIE EODEY. NeV Society Ncret. By Henry Grcv1ue
Price so cents in paper or 81 In cloth
SONIA Russian Lore Story by Henry orevlne frice
so cents IA paper cover or 81 In cl0th-
MARRYING OFF A DAUGHTER. BY Henry GTerle
Price 10 cents IN paper cover, or Al % In cloth.
MARKOF: TKERUssIAN VIOLINIST. by Henry Grew
lille Paper cover, 10 cents; or In cl0th' II oO'
DOURNOF. 4 Russian story. BY Henry Greyue fTlce oO
cents In paper, or 81 IN CLOTH
BONNEMARIE. 4 Tale Of Normandy aud Furts BY Henry
Greville. 90 cents In paper, or 81 In cloth
PHIIOMENE'S MARRIAGES. BY Henry Grertlle Price
as cents In paper, or al 25 In cloth
PRETTY LITTLE COUNTESS ZINA. 4 Russfdn Story
BY Henry Greyille. Paper, rs cents; cloth, 81 %
A FRIEND. ("LAmL'O BY Henry Grevtle Price so cents
In paper cover 81 In cloth.
GABRIELLE; or, THE HOUSE OF MAURICE BY Henry Gree
die. Price 80 cents In paper, or 81 IN cloth
The aboce books are for sole BY all BOcseer and Ns
one 1s:r r,.:eS SS Goa a afaa he Y5ks
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Cconl Nolitce.

COURT of COMMON PLEAS, City and
Y Couaty ~ NoRN0rk.- William only. planuf agt
George None nud others Whose names unknown.
posing The nru ~ ncufgr T. Gon'h Co.. dcfoudants sum
with notice 90 hr above AIMED defend uts Nuu
summoned 10 the aut u TIT. Action ami
To- serve copy 81 fh' piantld attorney
DAYS after tr service 81 this eNrlu
of the dnY 81 r"ry. aud n 90 failure
peat answer judgment viii De- taken against yuu hy de
iauit Tot the fc.f Demanded ia tle complaint Dated Fch
rIary "a lS-l Mnrr Aplingtpn More Plaintiffs AttOr
news Onlcc ndtl and nufcr. No Z Warr,n-at
10 defendants, D. Guoch ana others. whose
uukno composing the hrm ot George b. tUOCh
& Tho foregoing summons rs served upon You by publ
Gallon pursuant a. order ~ the Hon Miles Beach, Jus
The Court 81 Common Pleas 81 the city ard County ~
New York. dated the 2 day ~ March. e-l. and ticd with
complaint iu Tho office ~ the clerk of sai Court 10 the
Court House ~ sad city ard county
MORE ARLINGTON & MORE,
Mh23lawGR-W We'd Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Alinina.

AN EXPERIENCED JOURNALIST wishes
N % parties having In hand mining other enter
with a live Address JOUR
NALIsT Bayard House. Washington, II. q.
TlOUGHT AND SOLD.-State Line Series
ID Mining stOcks, Nevada aso Oriental & Miller,
NASH a HEBBEHD 81 broadway, noom 40.
LJ0R SALE. - Canada Consolidated Gold
I Mining companys stock. Address A. b. L. Tribune
EsOR SALE,
E CENTENNIAL sAPPHINE MINING STOCK.
Address ii. o. TriDgne once.
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Gopnrincrohip Notices.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TIIBr NE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
TrOWS OFFICES, so l,2tH broadway corner Thirty
rstst, 30S West Twenty thrd.st, corner EghthaNr;'
~ East Fourtrfuhst rorncr Union square, 200 Ihn
49,. Forty -rvcnihsti vt thc HARLEM OFFICES,
lGOi and loo IhrlaNc. corner one hundred AMI
N'iiy nfhrt.. up 10 > 3. m. 30 regular onlce rates
NCs. $ ANp 10 WkTRRsT,
NEW-N OK, April -, 1881. &
MR.. A. y. CLARKE has this day been adj
w mtcd partner In our hrm. go
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Drcsemnkinq.

A DVERTISFMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK IMBuNE WILL ~ RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, 10. l.2iS Brnadway. corner TlHty.
first 81. :Os West Twenty third-.t corner Eighth ave,
No East Fourteenth st. conner Umou square 100 Third
ave- Forty seventh si go the HARLEM OFFICES,
Nos lO0 aud 2.30O Thriave., corner one hundred and.
twenty MN ~. up TO p. No. regular once ralcA
RESSMAKER.-GOOd dressmakcr by day
- week mako dressos nicely viii take
work home reasonable terms Miss FllANCEs 225 East
76tlrst
CEAMSTRESS. &c-As scamstress under
- stands drossmakng and all Kinds Of family sewing also
nachine will ont by the day week would take per-
mancnt place soamsirees city country Address NJ NJ
BOY AZ Iribdne Uptown Office, ,23s broadway.
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cALIroRNiA MIXIve STOCKS.
rnY TELEGRAPH TO THE rnrhuNE.l

SAX FRANCISCO, April 12.-Business al the Tx
change continues heavy Prices failed to recover at
the second session and were even lower, hut i'm
proved after adjournment, Sierra Nevada touching
&I3.
Beleher has been assessed 10 cgnts per share.
George McAncry, Just returned from Tombstone,
rennrfa anlen1id nrOsLtcts.
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Filming.
HORN SILVER MINING COMPANY,
III OF FRISCO, UTAH.
Capital slo,00OoOOi 100000 shares PaT - Eon...
York.

HORN SILVER r MINING Tf COMPANY
Capital, $4,000, CO., 100000 shares Pa. s2s
Eew.York.
oTFTcE OF THE smvEa IsIEr CONSOLIDATED MrrSol
80 R,ot 1SR lATSs S .YoaE March 1881
NOTICE is hereby given that the Dlre e. ~
s RsSsSy s S G9
ment one Dollar per payable he nTs day o. MAY
2 1paIaSs indorssd on i5sr shsTs srasas failure e
pay without remedy Interest AZ the rate q seven PEI est t
sy lDnO" VIII De allowed g. Z sSTRoS6 1 YSeefrs.dsa
CTARR-GROVE SILVER MINING CO.,
cAPfT FS f1s saoooooo shares Sio
WILLIAM o. 0i-NHAj join fS1s" BoTHwELI, Secretary.
once, No 2Nsssaust, cor wal.st, n
CTORMONT SILVER MINING CO.,
wILLI!AIM, , s CLARK ar. , President
Join r. BoTfwELi. secretary.
Ohoe No. 2Nasaaust, corner Wall-st. " y
oFFcE or THR FAR HoPE INVESTING AND MNNo CO.,
NO Q BRoID-sr., NEw.YoEK - !.
F a hoPn Ge9 FL f AND MHSNS COM
PANY for the election Of trustees win be held AZ the ONCE
The Sasie books vii be Closed on the 18th and reOpened
Oh inc 1i'' P'0'ii"O' J. c. BARNES Secretary.
LE PgsEgEs c9F'9sP4yI dg, M iT1I 6, SoTYggsT
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
' for vii r. Be ' Ss ct ne s0S
company no il5 Broadway NeWYork City on the 2" day
10 and reopen May g. II. a. KIRKHAM, Secretary.
VNHE MINING ASSOCIATED PRESS,
Il PRINCIPAL OFFICE 100 BROADWAY, n u,
Receives telegraphs daily ~ the leading American
ts subscrbers the latest information Iegaf
ing mines and mining, opening and closing Quotations
mining stocks az the principal Exchanges, nVdehd aseh
ments, &c, &C. ,...,.u,
Agents all the prominent cities and In oyery important
mining district I'm tho country. special reports
promptly mining prnpCTica In the United states Noth
en- Mexico and the Dominion of Canada.
THE IMPERIAL MINING COMPANY,
II COLORADO.
Stock full paid and non assessable; -. s,o
Capital e5,OOO,OO0. fhartri 1VloVl.. Tar Nhu'j FA"'
OFFICERS: GEO. n. FRYEE, President
W =. II. LOVELAND, Treasurer
n. u. MACKAi. Secretary
OFFICE UiE COMPANY. 90 BROADWAY y ,.
limited Of the Treasury stock II now Ohefci of
sale ri Five DOLLARS PER SHARE, which dividend
PER CENT the par value (Which Is 10 per cent
the market yaluc payable ser annually ~ -
currd by deposit with The Farmers Loan ana lrust company
Of New York.
Pun particulars can be obtained the office o. the Com
pauy, or Of w IT, kOLSION, 90 Hfoah"Ay' N""iA 3D.
TIE MINING RECORD. 81 n yenr. No. " Brono-
The complete Mining Paper sample epit,f
Prec. Orders executed for NuinG ~torks ~ New ORR
ana san Frnnci-co. 4. II. CIIISOLM, Proprietor.
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For Both sexes--Cty

INSTITUTION for the IMPROVED lNSIKUC
n TON OF DEAF MJTEs l,bl1 Broadway New. York.-
largest articulation school In the county
1857 pure oral method Send for circular.
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Cor young Ladies--Citv.
Art echools-City,

NEISS de BRUYN KOPS and MISS KEITH.
IN NO. "a EAST 39TH.sT.
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In London, British consols were 10 lower at 10Oos
with sales at l000s. United States bonds partially
sympathized with the movement in the Newly
market the IS advancing "A to 1888 and the As de.
116l, American railways were lower Pennsylvania
alone advancing Il 30 71l. At Paris French three
per cents further declined TO S235, sight exchange
on London being slightly lower at 25.}2 francs to
the T. Bar silver was quiet, but 10 higher at 52isd.
to the ounce. Ia
The subscription books for the Atlantic and Pacihe
OOOO 900 six per cent first mortgage bonds were
opened Monday at the offices Of Messrs. Winslow,
Lanier & Co., j. & w. Scligman a. Co. and kidder,
Peabody & Co. II il reported that the proportion
OF the loan allotted to the United States has all been
taken.
The gross earnings of the following railroads arc
reported: