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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TBANsFER@
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TBANsFER%
STw.YoEK CITY
Ma-,o- ave g . co- Ra'hraie-r. ET-olEX55oV ooo
s7ii.s' 5 o0e q % "yInEiOn-avc, 14.sTso $ T I
IAfsyettc.ri 80 Il. George Mallory and wife g,
Sam" "roocrt1 Srrc MALLORY md wife to oeorres
snS S 1rS0c' wv SSTSo MALLORY another TO I'd
sam S' "1oTcrtv 1rd N scuddor 10 George Nal
orv sn' S"@ :, y. dave o5vIo2o:: Henry Lip.
Lots ~ rs ~ - a. 20 a 70 So IA. l55. le2,
Icq irf 1G5 1ef. 1ef md N ~ Carnan estate.
ION ward Joseph M'es' referee 70 vernon 1860
1nt sq Of aru,n estate 10Th ward Joseph Moek -,
so:t : 9ne =, 800 iS''''" $4,000
MOI, ? 2S % o;c l'vy re,''e 70 1920
uS %%t ' <" ss Henry sdcnbcrg and wciO
7aa on'G's' 100 Of q MSyha 1000
cuvler onG cp"s'nd to S, ave- f,oi
$50 e. 600 :. go n vet IGth ave soE
Iio2 "sSI", " wog!%n and another o.'u 1920
st "dNyc too 10 - snH ~ rohTn cn h $50
o-th - n = 20 n - ~ LEXINGTON ave SlNPis. Mar.
carct rutherford and hush to DeI0rmo kno"l' 400
s9d ~ a. 100 u " ~ pth.avc. I25K5a.5T Irregular
Mar ory'r and another 'i'c"'or' o'' 70 Jas $4,000
20, s%,tn oas II ~ c,hayc. toyoNii George
ooI T.m'. e. r ~ iSavc to,ooa Icwisohn
6h.ye 81, M s,o,, iTTn' iS'So '"r" 10000
END STH Ion No W No 70 ryaScth nn,cman
upNh ur nd a.
West WASHINGTON pl No p th1rloUe bh'W'h ooo
eiai to hn7ieE fucker 800. -. -, % o,o, -.
peorist n W - loq ~, q ~ ~ lnltnnst, 22"Nlo' =.
,cI,h wo W'm Il o"d''d0"' ''''u'o' 1900
s,wS n~% Wary naner ct q ,o; ;o
cGth ~ 80 10 . o NJ othavr l7hNlm5i M NJ I
Nonscll md husband 10 James v DuH -. 90, 80
9th q. 500 y " ~ ll'have, IN WWh'i
T;c.- G7 ~: 5 Ss9 l'G9 s:a .H
ave " ~ SHAVE 100 - n e. NJ 'tlist .lo't
MIG vac itN7i. Syirrrgulnr. also " Wv
I'VE y ~ lf1ih- ~. ~. N'ZhR
I,unn W Nnnscu and husband to James y Dnn
No - v~fh llifai"tl \ itltop q H. *
cru'riS etc 10 Jeremiah W lHm'ck o -. -, A''"'
e., 2. T. v a 81 f'D aE SsT oI9'
: $50 T " o, ~ nvg ecrSa n@f+n"H A5Oo
7sth-' So rs iIy7Gs. Siarh'b'fScf 'hn ""''o oooO
Chris Brand 900 40 .,o.,.- -. '
lsSyG l%2g g.,sS 81 10 ' ileo ~ ra f" 1900
Water Il. 4. $50 n " of Joe SOL =. IN J"ln
Lynch and wife Ia william Miles hnh Ah"lh'r !
ya,@rst : :. ~ 70 W NJ Jacksorst 25,7Oi John I
Lynch and wife to t'c0rrc W N,Sh -.---- -
Same prupertv. llnWari tnd vile IT, slnr. . "'
Wairr.st. $50 n " ~ .'Fsnh - = ~ - Vow
ar. and another. executors. etc. 10 NiliAm n r.
and aunf h'r. rNt'ilt'fN &C.
2dayc os, cor ~ at'n''' 4''''' run 1900
soth 81 q = lois Il and % ~ dave. toEloo ia o
cob IrooLmau aud Mi" {" James u -oc I'M - IV"
Water. - $50 70 " 80 Iarh son - "N'V "" ,n,
srrly referee e. amos Mat-nn . 80. 4"'
Southern boulevard. = ~ lHfhst. - l"+'".N
Irregular VI II iaf'tty e al rNr'ui"A 'l' !" % M
toht Hall and an thor ... ...,. a., ., ,,.,,,. '
l21th t. H. DIS n of tih.aN' l1"N'til William -
Phelps and wifrto 0ts Corl't . 49,. 20 =, ~
same property. OTIS Cnflrtt and If TO ira 'Hn'h 4Vb
54th.si i3i q 81 lth-avc 2jNl"n'; Spencer
Tanuing to John ~ lrIuc ....-.-.-
Madison a. II cor % i0.Hh-st lpOK70; Spencer
Fauninr q John ~ Icanr and another n, 80
Same property II u'anc ct Al ." Mara MVo'' -- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25
filed up with ore. The mill viii start up this

filed up with orc. The mill viii start up this
week.
Father de smet supcrinH reports orthe week
ending May 15 that 1880 tons Of ore have been
extracted from first level, $50 tons from second
level, and 100 tons from third level. During the
week 1000 tons Of ore were milled. The widening
Of the lower tunnel TO a double track was advanced
40 feet Cooks contract on sill floor OF McGinty
chamber was advanced one SET. The upralse from
the end of the last crosscut Golden Gate, from the
second TO the first level, was advanced feet.
The Standard Consolidated official report, May
10. shows that the total length of east crescent
1000 level is 207 feet The west crosscut Is In 2o7
feet with face in very favorable formation. The
total length of east crosscut 700 level Is 643 feet
South drift 500 ledge. is in from east crosscnt 255
feet showing the level feet wide. The otal length
of north drift No. J. 1856 level, Is 800 feet showing
vein of clean ore 90 feet wide. The upraisc on
West Standard is up - feet the ledge here Is
iret wide The work OF sinking the shaft has
been resumed, and good progress Is being made in
cutting out for tank station at the OoC level The
vein in the slopes the $50 leFel holds ats usual
width of from 10 20 25 feet, and ON the 900 level
the vein is about II feet wide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25

C,lavrras silver Nugget Ou'nti4hiilrl Hi"rnia
n'1'''"i ~ .nn n5 100 so d, - 2uu .b3U.ll5
~ ".,,,.,ta" f,n "A nos loo h5 30 1900. lilo
tI',n 4, .n, nn state Line 40 MalAchll"
~" , -, -.iy.r \ MT aud IS 2OD .. 10
yr anu ht@ H"'' 49, 500 bsn SIS 800 BIS 10
,,, ! lO state Line No 2th. bJo. l5J
IL ~ ~.l,,,l.f @lud thrysnifr
..., 10 100 SO O.hiul2.jO 300 - t.~N
i'"a, ,.n l., t'.pp.r Knob, truwcn con Virginia
''4'' 0 1000 - 90 1908. bJO - LOO. "a
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Connlrp l]ropcrin for Sale anO to Get.

Connirn l)ropcrin for Sale ano 10 Lei.
For SALE. o,no,,x
100 acre farm long Island R9irnad nc9r n""r rs,f
barn wells ouihou-cs &c: miles from 500 -i"r' very
s ss o R Sar ic ha The orSsr IL = iNsET
Manuel, Eoc1land County, y y
nor SALE or To RENT-N Cornwall-sn-
SION rlcnrr, collage barn carriage hou., -unmr ou,c
&C; houae cca uyon hgh ground abni ten minu,r wax
river and oounrr. wen OF Tho CIV Of Newburs ana
Fshk thu Hudson garden stocked with 'aciJ OF uH
and berries
Photographic views Of the place may be seen by applying to
T.J.vAN WICK. 10 Hroadvny. New York
IA. BRISCKEKHOfF. lug Duanc-st. ny.
or CHARLES II. MEAD. Cornwall on tho Iiui-on
NJORRISTOWN, y. TO rent for the
vi summer Furnished house with garden and saho irae
any situated Address B. Iost Once lsoI ~. No"or
I'm PECONIC BAY. Long Island, water front
" seven miles peladins ias, R,hln,"' ,gn FOR
price apply to IlULASD Il wHlriNd. III Na'sau"t
ORANGE, y. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
BLACkWLLL& SMITH opp man station Orange ~.
SING SING ON HUDSON.-S9,5O 800 will buy
- one Of The most ehnrmns ,ss Of W. , nd-.i 1
large aud nictrs lU mnurs from d"Ii property ~
G STAN Iaa4 @ ~ Mn a' 81 uPR is on Tie Hill Or
JOHN !. LYNCn, 90 to ji2 West 2ad-Si city
Two LET-Fully MISUNDERSTANDING rc,i-
dencc. hour from city New Jersey central Raj
Rad hou'r u rooms. barn ant ca,iiag, h"n,c 10
OF land hNf - abundance 81 iful ilkh
near depot. F,asonablr rutland & WhIIING, III
Nassaust.
rINO LET-FURNISllED.- neat country
above tide gnfcu planted 80 miles via Ere Address d.
'. HOWE MOGfOc, y. y.
Two LET.-On the Naycsnk River, High
Il landr y j.. the suuuitr--a0y ACCESS 10 town q
boat. Hppy 20 CiiAiEs BRGWS n Liberty IT.
rTNO LET.-Plcasant, healthy place on railroad
near Iidg,Wo,d aud GrtsnWpui Lake. y J, Reference
T. barker. - Murray 81, y D. a. hr'vT, hid'ale ~
TINO RENT.-At Danhury, Conn, n furnished
house Toy the HInuirf Until september OF october l.
Addiess j TN itDi. uanhufy, Conn.
rINO RENT-Inumi,h IA pleasant, healthy
country seat easy oi access, toumudHu- house; bot
and cold wnicr aud furnace IN order coach
loIso .LiDts about - Eaid'u orchard mcaao"
about nnd quarter miles fnu lnft'f-
derd Hudson ytT Railroad F0f permit apply
-. roc Nv Eli, so. ID Gru, squafo. \ hk'IH
LNOR SALE or to LET.-Finc country rr,i-
Il druce fArclmOnt Wc.tchc-trr Co farm A.
ouehly uudcriiancd house with mpdrrn c"usrl,n.'t .
,fal|. barns abundant fruit. hvo minutes from depot
LDBl a SAIftl, liJ BrJadNhy.
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aueiion GnIte Of Real estate.

ADRIAN II. MULLER & son, Auctionccrs,
VIII sell AZ auction on TUESDAY. MAY II.
at ~ ociocG at the LKchangr SacsfOOH III Balway,
30 LOTS.
Comprising The
TWO FNTIKE BLOCKS
pounaod Nv Cd LEXINGTON AND fGI-ANES, TOOTH
AND lOlSI-~T~, 49,
And the fourstoTy brick house thereon which contains lo@
The will be sold singy IN parcels Maps AMI p9Ih
lars at Oncc Of AuctOnteis PMesi. 9,Itu !
MORRIS WILKINS. AnCuoneer'
EXECUTORS sALE-COUNTRY RESIDENCE Al
Tbroggs Neck, Westchester at auction r. II. LUDLOW
Co will sell st auction TUESDAY. May 81 1881, at ~
o'clock at the Exchange SaesroOm 40 III Broadway. by
orcr Of G. r. ROBERT esq Executor Throggs Neck. tho
late residence Christopher r. Robert deceased comprising
land lying directly on the sound IN The neigh
the handsome country seats OF m
Morris Adoc and others stone cottage stone
harm and other Outbudings race wen
ad ont tine old Iec large and small fruit sui goOi gaon
cool r. side conNrnlr 10 steam
boat and about miles the Mesclestef station on ue
Portcester RarOad-hve trains each WAY daily SlAy per
cent purchase money can remain on bona au
furniture Will DC sold on the premises tho Gay et inc
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6ilnaiions unnlc0--fcmalrs.

4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
A. Sa;%I s@ 60; ,,s '@a l;, servant! %l
snd ecorcd servant, a. TIE large gae.taDl'h rlof
above ioh.-t.
CHAMBERMAID. &c.-A respectable girl as
- chsmb'rmad ad 10 a5,lN win growing children IN .
gd s'S i'H'' WILING an" OO-SS' '' reference i'-'
CHAMBERMAID &c.-As chambrrmaid and
sSc,cs o ,., d. S t D s S'Ses sr years "
EHAMBERMAID &c.-By young woman,
~ who give excellent accommodating chamlcruad
enf enIioy er. ~ PaTkayc. ''' p'''
CHAMBERMAID and NURSE.-By a Ger
~ Protestant young woman Is thoroughly capable
F fS H dLMA% sEvAS oTcry and nd i.ts III i0
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By an
oen ss cone~c9 IN far VTg r. All. and r Tor
Waitress also nnderstandr all about children no 800 9Th
CHAMBERMAlD and WAITRESS.-By nice
al 800 East iGuist '1e"s
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
~ very capable, neat, tidy Welsh girl: nnirr
stand, hef business vol can serve vines make dessert
And aud obging; CITY country. CAL AZ ~ Utaye uoA
iSth-bt
ClIAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK. WATT
for city aud county moderate Atthe rRofis.
TANT HOME bU KEAu, iAS 6tlavo- above lOth-st
COLORED SERVANTS AGENCY, 2I3 West
~ 35thst, near 7thave. FirstcAss help for prv4ie
family hocls and boarding h9a.cs eOunTy orders 81 a
HOOk.-By competent young woman rs
~ good cook willing 20 assist with Tho waalhnKi thrco
years city reference from her last place no uct The
county. IS " osi Xsth-sL
EOOK.-By a first-class cOlOred cook: is a
~ regular hotel competent ~ tAe entire charge
of hotel kitchens. lG6 West 3Gthst
COOK.-By q frst-class cook (cOrlon bleu)
" with the best verbal references only leaves her place
account Of family going " Europe T. steady cob,
sHd good manager Can be seen ~ IAC9J ms BUREAU,
COZ 9th ave, between Both and J6thstA
COOK.-By first cass cook, or would go out
" by the day week but those willing 20 pay s25
apply. Can be fOI dayk
former employers, S3 Vest 3lst-at
COOK- by a first-class Scotch woman 4; un-
~ deriands everything IN the culinary line excellent
baker; Of soups desserts AMI hide dishe- -
good tempered with employer aud fellow servants city
country. Cal at 292 6thaye near lshsi AK TOT T. l.
COOK, &c-By thorough good cooks; meats,
~ soups pastries biscuits cake &c; for city county
ready at the PROTESTANT HONE BUREAU, 1873
6;h-ave.
COOK, &c.-In n private family that live in
~ the country all year cook IL good brad baker and
e., between % aud 3dayes
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~ FEANOl,o0. Tuceday May p. Psi.


IrApvTLr Col. May 2i.-Ihc Cataps mine has
-, rp.l $3.50 tons of thi> month the grade II
improving To the north and east and the orr bodies
rIcnngStaf has shipped 300 tons Of thismonth;
$4,000 has been sent To NcW-loik duIing tins
The Iron mine Is doing rs well n usual, and the
fall IN thu stock surprlss all.
Ilttle Ittsburg Will open New Discovery shaft on
Amie l., shipping 40 tons day Of low-gradc ore,
and few tons OF good quality.
Dunkin is shipping morr oru this month than ever
Bnpir. Cal. May 2l.-Dnruq the past week
STANDARD Consolidated shipped 90 the mil l,2I
tons fore average pulp assays, $50; crude bullion
rrrrivcd, so ounces; shipped 10 company,
Ore IS in very rich ruby silver ore.
Bodie Consolidated average pulp ASSAYS FlS.
1,r,ot itnpruyemcut IN ConcoTda iOu-leNcl.
Nest drItt, GOO-leyel, Consolidated Pacific, show
ing very rich silver ore
The Stormont superintendent reports, May y,
that he ha, started force at work extracting ore,
and thai another force II M Work III the north Raise
above tho second level opening up ground prcpara-
torv 10 .tOping next month. The orr-bcd Il now
crt hv the Sayag, crosscut The repairs the mill
win 6e completed before the end of the month, aud
the mill will then be started al once.
SUPERINTENDENT of Glass PcndeTy tclegraphs :
" EVERYTHING looking well IN mine. Shipping con-
stantly to smcters."
Chapparei superintendent reports that the vein in
the Champion tuIllc holds about the same as pre-
yiously reported. The whole length Of the tunnel il
now ll3 feet, ami there is constant improvement in
prospects and resources The indications are very
tayorablein the Champion No. south.
The superintendent of Rising sun mine reports
that the shaft has been sunk thrty-seyen feet
during the past week in ground with good indica-
TONS aud that everything is favorable for striking
ore in short time IN the new works, which will
largely increase the and the value of the
property.
Tho superintendent of tho Silver Nugget mine
reports May 10: Am now pushing the last cross
| cut ahead Oh the lSO-level, and satisfied that
| we will get a good orebOdy in this direction. The
Mack Morris Company has already encountered the
onebody that am now running for, and as the main
chimney is known to exist in our ground there II no
| question or doubt in my mind about getting it,"
| The Hibernia superintendent telegraphs: 81 No
| change in mine. Collected $4,000 to-day. Assay
on lot sampled to-day, 600 ounces per ton, and two
valuable lots just closed to-day not yet sampled"
| Tho Cherokee superintendent reports that the
cross drift the l3O-leyel Is now producing mill
ing ore. aud that the mine and mill dumps are being
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THE TELEGRAPH SUITS.

Tho argument in the Williams suit againS'
the Western Union Telegraph Company was ooHeu yes
terday aud the case submitted Wager s"ayhe anu
Aaron j. vauderpoel spoke for the defendAnS' ana '
ssted especially that Mr.. Williams Ind no standing III
Cont OF Ea uy-bocause he had owned no STOCK III 'no
compauy until after the consolidation. Robert Se"eh
seped on the part Of Mr.. Williams and argued that the
sa WINS clear that no stock could be Issued to represent
che urpus earnings the Western Union Company ana
that therefore the whole contract OF consolidation must
fall. an Integral part OF It being Illegal.
The Western Union Telegraph Company yesterday
Slcd its answer TO the reamended bill Of the ComPd0"e
IrcaeaLse du Iee9rdphe de Paris Ne'c-1 York Inc st
was brought shortly after the consodatio OF the lana
Telegraph companies was made public TO preserve the
rights of the complainant company In CONTRACT Whlon
Il had for the transfer Of business with the American
Union Telegraph Company The answer Is general de-
s,al Of the charges the amended hill II AYERS that
the dividend among the Stockholders OF tine western
Union represents the Investment OF the earnings on 'n
company IN the purchase. Construction equipment VI
additional lines since July 1866 and that these were
acualY worth the amount mentioned In the agreement
ki5526 500. exclusive OF the stock OF the Alhhtc anu
Pacific COMPANY The transfer OF the property rlghIs
and franchises u the American Union Company ~ M
mitted and IL IL averred that the property OF bth he
AMERICAN Union and Atlantic and Pacific companies mas
become 80 merged into and blended with that OF tue
Wescrn Union that any attempt to sever ana restore ~
would cause injury 20 the defendants ana tne pup
Lc than the complainant can sustain
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REAL ESTATE

Ngw-YoRK. Tuesday ay 81, 1851
Tho foIIowino foreclosure sas was held
Of the Exchange Saesroom to-day;
~, pfcharf Y. HfrnfH.
3sOrv brick franc hone with inI 10 odaeSS
Ts.t S7ths 200 ~resaaye lou .u.'oU. s5.o25
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5itnalions tDanico females.
ok or GENERAL HOUsEwoRK.-By a

49, ~-- ~
NOOK or GENERAL HOUSEW0RK.-By a
~ good cook. 4O7 Blecokerst-
COOK, WASH, IRON-By German help; Tor or
0N city p RSE M San be 6 ssSR hoae above
EJRST-CLASS COLORED SERVANTS
il AGENCY and ieuslo nj any capacity in city
or oounryj supplied at Shortest notice. walters man aa
resses. Cali foT two days JAMES H. EEEsoN' No S4'
7thave. near 2:th-st -----------
HOUSEKEEPING. &c-An intelligent Prot
Trbune Tpt WIN Oalce, LIS, broadway.
HOUSEWORK.-By neat, tidy, intelligent
Protestant young girl will be gsnsIhy ~ oi goS
family in any capacity can do goo s - wages
moderate 800 Gthave near 2st lst moor.
HOUSEWORK.- a respectable girl just
Il landed city or country Sl3 East zf'hs'
HOTSEWORK. or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
work; can do good washing aud ironingi Is good
can by attention WORK good behavior retain con
slant home. No. 2o2 Gthayo near lSth.st.
7 ADY'SMAID.-By frst-class French maid;
who &. a Grstclass dessnak@r, haircs-er works 81
y aud sqa s y fteIyS oSg T Sa t % a
3jtR aud seth sta.
IADY'SMAID. &c.-As lady'smaid or take
II care Of growing children; best reference gwen lao
AUNDRESS.-By a first-class laiIndrcss in
pr'.ont employer :, l4I we.t stnsi.
I AUNDRESS- BY respectable woman,
1t ~ per DOWN racfcncc' Address ST. W, THbune Uptown
ONCE l,23S broadway.
I AUNDRESS-By n superior laundrcss who
can got up nnrrea dresses and rhdnnH clothrs
gives the color and irons lovely best verbal Iet
present mplOyor Call at COZ 9th ave. pear So 81
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By n very ca
~ pablo scotch girl for city country understand entire
charge ~ infant grown children very hu 1'' Eii
naiurrd afraid OF work or 10 make hcsnu USEFUL NA
AT 2D2 Gih ave. near 18Th st.; ask for MAltf
CEAMSTRESS, &c,-As scamstrcSS; under
- stands drrssinaiing ana al knd- Of family ao
machine will out by the day or week or ""lf taAc ~
city or country Ait'A~ NiA n
STKFsS, Box A. Tribune ptOwn Once. l,S'H bi"ah"H
CWFDISH SERVANTS.-All capacities irst-
> class best Of references male and femae aso Young
landed Tor general huuscwork h,Hle
u.rfu men hands fire. Of charge 'Al ~ u, ~
kOLp l55 Fld Twenty nnihsL. New ork and Z'I AuAn
tcnYea Hrooklyn.
USEFUL and CHAMBERMAlD.-By re-,
spectacle colorrd and WIFE, in city or country good
reference. 3i2 West 4lstst
WAITRESS.-A young Protestant girl as
w hr-tcias- waitress uu"1rcp olab.e Ic'I'hScs Il"
objection 81 tie country. o. West llih ~
NOI'NG WOMEN'S CIIElSTIAN ASSOClA-
Teachers. Artists re innchrrs"f ini" h'shN'
sonor pliers. Copy~t-. clerks Companions llG1ts'I~t
aud Nuf. in the -ira may hr lu p" ' i''"
plo,urut Burau Of this As-ociat"n, Fast l"thH|
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Gelp manieo.

RUTLER (thorOugh) wanted where undermen
are kept EnglishmAn preferred Must understand care
r. o. LII ~ city, stating whether married
Of references aud dates and length VI service
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V'HE MINING ASSOCIATED PRESS,
Il PRINCIPAL OFFICE EoU!rABLE BUILDISd
Dipi0cn0 Noilte5.

OKA.oS IAPRoy ENRNT COMPANY, % NAssACsr.l
NLw-NUgK. May II, 1881.
COUPONS of June |. 1881, from BONDS ~
u the OREGON IMPROVEMENT COaPANf, VII %
ud At maturity IN, Farmers Loan and Trust Company
- - f'~~ HORACE WHITE. Treasurer.
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NO RIGHT TO OPEN THE BALLOT-BOxEs.

NO RIGHT TO OPEN TIE BALLUI -DUAEo'
The trial of Captain Frederick F. Far1ler,
Thomas Trotter and Michael J. CMara, OF Jersey CITY,
for conspiracy and attempt to stuff baloboxes, was
rallied for trial yesterday Attorney General John r.
etockton appeared the State As had authority
10 open the baotboxes which were wanted as exhibits
ln the the trial postponed Astate law requires
that the baloboxes shall be kept sealed in the office OF
the County Clerk for six months after election unless
prtered 10 be produced In court trying contested
ejection case II was claimed that this was one
If consnlracy the Court had authority whatever In
che matter. DstrictAttOrney McG told reporter OF
TBE TIIBUNE that r should ask William II. NermiSea,
the defeated Republican candidate for Police Commits
sioner TO contest the election OF John s. smith In the LIST
District After the ballots have been counted the boxes
can 10 used LII the FarTier trial
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THECALAyERAS WAFER and MINING c

NETWORK and CALAvEEAS COUNTY GOLD MN
COMPANY attention OF st0c khoiicr IN TINS com
rany il respectfully called advertisement Of tho
talvcras alter Mining Company. You have the ught
that OF that
unless o exercise right befor the books clos. Satnr
day - l-sl you viii not De entitled 10 the very NAU
able privilege Of subscribing for the bonds.
y order Of the President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25

ILANrfLNANIA Z
TgEAsUREKs DEPAK1AI II. Z
PHILADELPHIA, May 2 1891
V'IIE Board of Directors have this day de-
L clarrda sEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FoUR PER
CfN the capital stock OF the company clear OF all axs
payable Ia cash and after May - Ia stockholders res%
tered on the books at g. M. April 30 1881. .
May - dividends will be paid 10 only; after t
date they tieir with other ckhoders
1hr Board have also instructed the puDs
notice that the stockholders viii have the privilege 81 ie
scrbing to the stock NJ the Company IN the ptooou
Of TWELVE AND ONEHALF PER- CENT Of the number
shares registered In their April 30 lso ana tese
entitled ton OF share subscribe Tor fun .a1
al subscriptions must be made and paid for In f PRIOR 20
June H. - and subscriptions viii be received alter ha
date The privilege Of taking stock may be sold W ~
sockhoeI and blank forms VI aiotment VIII BIZ furnishes
upon application. JOHN ID. TAYLOR 1reasaIeL-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25

/ AUNDRESS.- BY respectable woman
family aud gcnirmens washing done At her own hou,s
NJ ~ per dorcn references Address ~ W. Tribune Cpto"l
Onco, l,23S broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25

EVENING STAR MINING COMPANY, }
NEw.YoRK. May "a, lssl.)
rVHE Board of Trustees of this Company navo
Il DECLARED DIVIDEND (No. 12) OF FIVE PEh CEN "a
the capital stock June at the Office OF Messrs Adams
& Mcllarg. No. 30 Mallst 49,. -. , -
The transfer books closed the 9Th inst and 10
opened June =. HENRY h McHAho, iteAsur1.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25

I .AUNDRESS.-By first-class laundIcss IN
private family; city ronniry best reirronc~ ~
nr,aent elnpnYnr s. liI Mnsi lllhsi,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25
HlNIH NAIioSAL BAAk
800 49, ~

~ AINIH NAUOSAL BANK
- NEw.YCEK, May 90. 1881.
JOIIN T. HI I. President. ii. III. NA/kOl tashir
EOI'PONS of the East Line and Red RNei
Y Railroad tompany due June J. ISL. may be pr's'ied
the smith National Bank of payment On or after this dato
nINlDEND No. 3.-rHE CATALPA MN
- ING COMPANY--A DINIDEN Dot TWENTY @ Ms
PER SHARE t>NpOoO) will be- payable June 10 lNol 70
holders Of record az close of business June l. Inc
TRANSFER will hr closed frUm June 10 June ~
Ns ns.ud stockholders viii De paid their dyldefds ~
tlubr >IllOna Bank Boston. by ofter OF Tue trustees
II. ". ME55OS Treasurer.
Cs Broad. ST. Ncw. York. May ~. 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25
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