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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-16
east crosscut 1000 level, is in 800 feet The west

east crosscut, 1000 level is in 392 feet. The west
crosscut is in 307 feet The total length of the
south DRIFT from the east crosscut 700 level is lo6
feet The total length of the west crosscut from
the south drift 500 level is 1870 feet still ia very
hard rock Upraise No. from the south drift. 300
Level, is up 81 feet; the ledge continnes abont
teet showing a fve-foot ledge of good ore. The
south Wine from the $50 level is down 80 feet On
the $50 level The ldge in the north Slopes is from
Is to 25 feet wide and the $50 level Unchnel 1T
is about i feet wide.
The latest reports from the Eagle Mine, Lewis
District New. state that the tunuel is advancing at
the rate of 4l2 feet per day, which considered
good work for the number of contractors employed
The led re is beginning widen and increase in rich
ness. The contractors not stop TO open out tho
body they advance their contract only calls
been run tho the manager of the mine will come
back to here the ledge is strong and breast out the
from that point
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CLOSING PRICES or "a LTFORNIA STOCKS.
san ERANCIsCO. Thursday. Sept. Is. 1881.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrpuSr.i

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. I5.-The market was
quiet during the forenoon ion of the Board but
after tAe adjournment there scramble again
Tor Sierra Nevada, which closed at T2o 30. Senator
Far, ~ answer 10 question rs To whether the
Inlhe looked well AZ yesterday, said II did, and
minated that before long more would be said.
some time To come.
Justice has been assessed 25 cents per share and
Bco Isle 10 cents.
SolIated 10 ,scl $4,000; Standard, 1880;
Northern Belle, $4,000; Contention, $4,000
Bodie. $3.50; Bechtel, $3.50; Chrsty, SO, 80
Dcrbec, AGO: Head Centre, 81 500 lnaepen-
dance, 5000 Navajo, $1,000 Syndicate, $50, 600
SNr, SD 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-16
THE ASTOR LIBRARY.
HISTORY OF A GREAT INSTITUTION

HISTORY OF A GREAT INSTITUTION
BEGINNING A THIRD ERA IN ITS GROwTH-CAPAc-
ITY AND ARRANGEMENT OF THE REMoDELLED
CLASSIFICATION AND CATALoGU-
ING OF IT'S CONTENTS.
John Jacob Aston died March 20, 1S4S, leaving
the following bequest: Desiring to render a public
benefit to the City of New York. and to contribute to
the advancement of useful knowledge and the gen.
era good of society," do by this codicil appropriate
$500 900 out of my residuary estate to the estab-
lishment of public library in the City of New
York" The money to be used: First in the
erection of a suitable building for public library;
second, in furnishing and supplying the same from
time to time with books maps charts, models
drawings, paintings engravingS casts, statues fur
niture and other things appertainmg TO library
for general use, upon the most ample scale and lib
eral character; third, in maintaining and unfolding
the buildings and other property, and in deraying
the necessary expenses of taking care of the prop
erty and of the accommodation of persons consult
ing the library" "The said library is to be accessi
BILE at all reasonable hours and times for general use
ee OF expense to persons resOrtng thereto subject
only to such control and regulations the trustees
may from time 10 time exercise and establish for
general convenience" 1.-THE affairs of the institu-
ton shall be conducted and directed by eleven
trustees, to be from time to time selected from the
different liberal professions and employments in life
and the classes of educated men," The Mayor of the
City shall always be trustee and vacancies shall
be filled by the remaining trustees. All the prop
erty shall be vested in the trustees with power TO
expend and invest the funds ALSO to appoint di-
rect, control and the superintendent of the
library, and all Librarians, and others employed
about the institution"
The first trustees named in the will were incor-
porated January 49, 1S49, by the name and STYLE of
The Trustees of the Astor Library" Washing
ton Irving was appointed president. Samuel b. Rug
giles secretary, and Daniel Lord treasurer Joseph
g. Cogswel one of the trustees, had previously
been appointed superintendent. and sent to Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-16
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA Sr0CE&
Reported b. JoaS L. DAVIS -. W. ~ YHLs.
THURSDAY. sept. I5-P. Y.

THURSDAY sept. 15-P. n
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, held to-day,
report of the company's operations FOR tue year
ended June 80 1881. was submitted.
At the close of the year the road operated by tho
company was as follows: From 81. Paul 70 Sauk
Rapids 7512 miles from Sank Rapids 70 Brainerd,
6Ol2 miles; from Duluth to Bismarck. 45O unless
from Casselton to Blanchard, 30 miles On inc
Pacific side: From Tacoma 10 kalama, 100 niles;
from Tacoma 10 Wilkeson, 81 miles. Total, fot
miles OF the above distance the branch from CAS-
selton to Blanchard opened for business III sep
TENDER 1880. In addition, 81 miles were IN oper-
alton principally for construclon-the earnings uo-
rived from commercial business beng crodlte1
to construction account until the divisions are COM
pleted aud turned over TO the Operating DepafV-
ment viz: MISSOURI Division from Mandan 10
Little Missouri, $50 miles; Pend dOreille DIVISION
from Wallula 20 Spokane Falls, 161 miles; to'~A
road in operation exclusive of sidingsl LOGO miles,
The capital stock of the company has O-eh re-
dueed during the past year by Sl,lOo, 050 Ia tiS
being the amount of preferred stock which has oeen
extlnguished by the sales of land in Minnesota anu
Dakota east of the Missouri River. There renalhea
outstanding ON June So 1881, of preferred stocAs
$40. 3I2 5ss; of common stock. St9,0oo'ooo; 'o',-
capital stock SOL 312,5ss. CT the preferred s'oo~
stated as outstanding 81, s5l 455 10 Is IN Inc
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MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY. Sept. 15-P. N.

THURSDAY. Sept 15-P. NJ
The mining stock markets to-day were actlve,but
the course of prices was somewhat irregular. Last
evenings closing San Francisco quotations showed
reactions from the best figures and the fact
not without some effect markets. Upon
the whole however. the markets showed cOnsidera-
BILE strength and such early declines as there were,
were partly recovered before the close. The State
Lines were active usual, but at reactions from
yesterdays advanced figures Nos. and de-
clined from ID to $50 and closed at 4 Nos and
declined from 1 to 90 and ended at 81 CENTS and
Oriental and Miller sold at 970S9692 cents
against 95 cents yesterdays last price Tho Com
stock shares were less active, but COnso dated
virginia was strong at 2.4062.45, and Calf, rnia
was cents higher at 1.15 Sierra Nevada sold at
27@2714, Best and Belchor at 10, Mexican at 14$i,
Union Consolidated at 1S, and 0phir at GLE.
Among tie Leadvilles, Chrysoito WAS particularly
strong and rose from to 76s. There more
dong in Marposa, the sales being AZ 9 buyer so
days Cherokee was strong at 100 on favorable re-
ports from the mine but Rising Sun sod down 20
1.SO. Among the 1ow-priee stocks Great Eastern
was active and 2 cents higher at IL The markets
closed generally strong
T. N. MINING SPOCd EKOHAFGE S4LES
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Gltuatons IOauic0--fcmalce.

Giltuallons Wauico- females.
Al FlRsT-CLASs SERVANTS, Cooks,
reses hChcnpaid, &C. man Cooks %sitoraan, ccacnmep
f%&T shHyXSTs orricE To- East '2 35lhs st chEL
4 r!GST-CLASS COLORED LAUNDRESS.
wishes 49,, senticnGG'. and iSmiiSs washing on the
@ss cal On Or aGd h &Hy GopoS l2 0& a.,
A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
nn nc ss or 'apSrGG, % Ggna9
last HONE BUREAU is 5th.aye. fourth house above
ENHAMBERMAID or WAITRESS. - BY
~ proestant youns Woman competent ia either caoacy
Sss cs at @ gf6sG ' near or GGRRnt
CHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK, WATT
for dy an coanIT a. ora aud rI2 S &
rANThOAE dJaHlU.li, js,lyt, t1,sS IL
COOK In hotel or frst-cIass club by
AaGrcs, H. 49, r6aue en u 'y o GSSS IT, IS
COOK WASH, RON.-By German help for
s daavs fourth Sn & aoas s a5S &
{ HAMBERMAID;mol private family; city
COOK.-By No. English cook, who under
class baker Inquire A. -j2 6tnayS near IsisL
COOk.-By II respectable Protestant, with
" good reference Cab at 100 West 2stlst. . M
COOK.-A New England Protestant woman.
city OILY wages $ie istclass rciccncS @52 lcaiMay
COOK-By FIRSI-CLASS Vegetable or Din
s l IoStds st'''' OILY EN-
COQK.-By reliable young woman as first
~ class cooE thodGughS Understands cooking In all
city references. 2i5 West 2Oth-.t
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESs.-By a
G sG IN ali aSoa n ID &
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{ IOMPANlON-.By young English lady,
- speItng tr nch and German position ascompanionto
| Of b Romans, esq ''"' ''' ''''' o'N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c.-By two Protestant
meats aa hr oS oS Vas. S GT
BUREAU, 1873 dthave, above loh.st ''o"h
HOUSEWORK, &c.-By willing Swede girl
washing maes soups t sars 6 sSSs % DO
or County can 5 SGaR Ssar care of milk city
HOUSEWORK.-By neat, tidy, INTELLIGENT
an, Protestant young girl win DC generally uselu
ana on Vii % SSfH sSSass aS
moderate Can be at O6 dthae $5ds is T aGSr
NATION or HOUSEKEEPER.-In school
town ONCE ,25s Broadway. -' '''ouH0 Up
| MAID and SEAlSTRESS.-By q North
one SF %S ali f a"as OF OF
i ic Once 3s Groswny A'r''S L. d. nDnno Up
| NURSE or NURSE and SEAMSTRESs and
~ UP-srAits uIRLBy very capable Scotch Protes.
nsn scr very city %ye Of eS %y 19 oS Ga
| at 2o2 btn-ave, near lSth.st - 1900
| LEANS IRESS.-CutS and fits for ladies.
~ children, niants boys operates all machines: w 90 W
perfect good members city country 81 u.day Address
| g., 81 East l4th-st. - '' -
! SEAMSTRESS.-Wo uld do some other work
~ 2O7 West lsth-st., basement
lSERVANTS.-Foreign and Domestic; for all
~ Gapaciiies references investigated. MISS l.. CAMP
| BELL, GS West 22d-st " ~
| WATTRESS.--By a Norwegian Girl as wait
" ress in private family Please apply at No & Wes
| 37th.str her present employers WV
| w ANIED--A position to superintend house.
w hold duties and n
ence. No objection the West References Al
| diess e. WEBB. Tribune Uptown onice 1888 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-16

eAy FRANCIsCo. Sept. 15-Rcgarding the "boomr
in tvsda press dispatches Virginia CITY
spe.e 2oardedly. but state on the best obtainable
unofficial information that the Wine onthe line be-
tween Sierra Nevada and Union is in n rich block
OF 81 phurets, OF which no assays have yet been
made pubic. Colonel Fair il authority Tor the
statement that II Is no - ringer" but ore BODY
and intimates that before long there will be some
thing 10 tell. 1t is understood that some pr-
vate dispatches received here from Virginia CITY are
less favorable, and operators are disposed TO y" %
slow for the present, being in doubt to whether
the movement indicates genuine development or
merely u deal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-16
Bullion valued at 1897, 44G. rs was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines

Bullion valued at 1897 ,44G.73 was received i'm this
city yesterday from the mines.
Leadville Consolidated superintendent reports
that 80 tons of just sets led for assayed 1903 ounces
silver per ton. On September fifty tons of ore were
on hand and were being shipped to the smelter The
better ore than hitherto. The most marked inn
mcut is in The Jtn level where there are now feet oc
orc which i, shippel by itself would run 200 ounces
per ton. No ore IL b ing taken except that which
level, south, has from 10 TO II inches of
high grade drift IL being run through tins
ore-body 10 determine its extent. The 9th and 9Th
levels have been connected. A DRIFT is also being
run from the 9th levei the 9TH, which, when
completed, will give better air
As will be seen by reference to another column
The Financial and Mining AcWs will be issueu TO.
and thereafter rs II morning paper, contain
ing full and accurate reports of the railroad and
mining stock marAets OF the principal cities for the
previous day.
Cherokee superintendent reports by telegraph a
very valuable strike of rich ore in the GARFIELD
shalt. At the 200 Level The vertical shaft has cut
the ore-body of the Kettle and Caledonia mines
which was worked and which yielded richly in the
Old hettie shaft. The present strike is over 100
feet below the lowest workings OF the old works the
water from which has been drained of through the
new shaft This strike places a large BODY of rich
ore in condition for rapid development anu produc-
ton.
rather de Smet superintendent reports for the
week ending September tnat 500 tons of ore were
extracted from first level, 800 tons from second
level aud 80 tons from third level. During the
week L. $50 tons of o were milled The north end
tunnel was advanced eighteen feet, and the winze
from the second to the third level was advanced
nine feet. The tunnel running south on The sill
floor of McGinty chamber, to be known as the
south header, second level" was advanced -four
feet,
Standard Consolidated official report September
4. shows that the shaft is down 1.O4S feet. The
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filming.
CTIVE MINING STOCKS.
"a WATSON 81 GIBSON,
BANKERS AND BRO kERS
90 broadway, Ny.
MEMBERS n. Y. MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Special given bnyns AMI selling mining stocks
MISUNDERSTANDING llsYersL

HpccaI atItntO giVc 20 UuYn5 An seIuS llLHs sFUAA
Inquiriescneerfuly Answered.
BOSTON AND SHEEP MOUNTAIN MIN
I'D ING COMPANY.
Mines adjoining the Robinson Group at Ten Mile District
Colorado.
EDWARD IL. GOFE. President,
SILAS GURN EY, Vice President.
i. IRWIN 4 y.Treasurer
FAR VALUE SHARES, SO.
Full paid. Worcestershire.
10000 shares Treasury stock offered at as
cents each TO dey the OF the development work
and erection Of hOistiug machinery.
Asasp3cuative this stock good purchase,
the price advance the Of strike OF
rich Robins extends directly through this
property Apply 10 GOFF. HASTINGS Il CO..
Financial Agents, l3l Devonshire St,
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OFFICE THE SILVER IsLET CONSOLIDATED MNHGp
AND LANDS COMPANY, 81 BROADWAY, ,
NEW YORK, sept. 10, lsSl.)

OFFICE OF THE SILVER IsLET CONSOLIDATED MINISGl
AND LANDS COMPANY. 81 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK; sept 10, 1881. }
NOTICE is hereby given that the Directors
OF tins authority specially conferred by the
Shareholders, hereby call
OF dollar share pavale The li day November
next Stockholders requested to read conform 10 the
stipulation .dorsed their filurr
IL without remedy Interest the Of cent
annum Will be allowed made 10 LIST No
vtmDer b + SfnONG. Vice President
~ B-Remittances for contn6uuons should be sccomps-
nicd with The certinca Of stock, De
kOWedcd thereon. where this mpractcabc incon
vemcn, viii returned certin
Gates on which payment Is made
Direct all reg trred mail this Company
81 Broadway, y Y.
TREAsURERs OFFICE NORTH STATE MINING CoMPAY}
90 BROADWAY, NEwYoRK )
STOCKHOLDERS in the COPPER KNOB
= and CRoWELL God Mining Companies are hereby mott
hcd that the NORTH STATE MINING COMPANY Is now
Prepared 10 Issue its stock in exchange either Of the above
stocks in accordance with the terms 0f sale
WILLIAM BRANDRETH Treasurer.
rFHE CHEYENNE CON. MINING CO.,
Il Located the BLACK Hills ID. r.
CAPITAL STOCK, Sf)1JJl. PAR VALUE, 81
COL u M TO ITEM, Pres't r. McNAUGHl. Secy
OFFICE" NO - BROADNAf. and Treas
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MOULTON MINING COMPANY.
stil further pments OF MoULToN MINE have
induced the withdraw their offer sell the stock
at ST. and from this price advanced to 81 90
share which figure viii De held until further notice
DoNNELI. LAWSON & SIMPSON,
Financial and Transfer Agents.
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s92lo seller 81 days.
tS7l4 seller 80 days
1851 buyer 80 days.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16

Saul Is 3ro6irt IS =!
G1ur SO Scents !
G1ur 50 Genfs !
G1ur so Scents !
fofet
ST. 9aRo6s @d.
Su 0nen Mnofhpfsu ~ hoh,a
Sn allen Mpotbefen III ba6ea.

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rsIaus Ter aura aar aeSts f%psttstsn, musttn Der gptr.
~iaussfraft nsfss 9eittsls rsiasn. Das Ct. Saipbs Del
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16

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S&mer3en. bstroHen uno perit6rt in's
Weits. ole frasten he H4 islbif mad Dem
Rdtbislport bisier sebeimni6uolsn 9lase,
wsIde 10 unerpartst ibre Ysoeiitsruns ab=
sstiiblt uno ihrs Sreuhe gu Nitte ssmo4t
batte. Ser Ocean. b,5isn nsbslissr So,
risont Gus Der Ssrne lie anarinste, bate
linen ieinsn ssu6bnlidsn 8orboten. bic
Sestrantbsit s~uesianot, UNI ibnen Wia.
tomm.n gu piniden uuf Der brsitsn Dai-
iaHdde.
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uobl fibltsn; CT lag fiQidusissnb iibsr
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mol nod bsi icosr Ysrminoeruna ieiner
S9msrssn Id6,lno auf Die Sr0ftunssn
isines Srcunoss ~ %anttporten. San, Der
fhd nod ssiuno fidlte. flbts snbIi9 isinsn
tranten Ramsrnoen on Dem Urn, un, ibn
nod isinsr Sole gu fihrsn uno i6m auf
isin 8stt gu bilfsn. ustsrpsss antuor=
tsts 9 :etor auf isine grmuuterunsen
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IS poriibsrseben miro aber bu fonnit IS
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&ranfbsit ben Wsnidsn nieosrihldst unb
martsrt. SD besrsif'. baB bu la9it i'd
babe ou1 lbsr oen arulsn 6onatus &C.
ladt; aber es 1T -.
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tporten; aber aud er fiblts ieinsn Wassn
pl6sli1 5i9 umtpsnoen uub iofort brad
ibm Der talte SdmeiB aus bon Der &C.
malt, bic er anuanote, I'm ben S9merj gu
beswinssn.
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binuntsr ssbsn. 9ieie beI9perli1s See.
franfbeit taro niat auf Dem YrOipsetus
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gen Die Sestr nf6eit itanbbcft i6isnen
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