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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
LOCAL BREHI4IES.

Miss Genev,vs Reynolds, we'll known nu,
sicial amateur in Alexandria some years ego,
| will appear in Washington 10 opera next week.
Rev. Mr.. Kern, of the N. z. Church South.
delivered An interesting address before the Alex
d,is Reform Club last night.
Auditor Massey has decided that liquor deal.
ers who have taken out $3.50 lc3nse can pro.
cure duplicate license. the same % duplicate
sample merchants license, tor $50.
As will be eeen by uotic, elsewhere 10 10.
days Gizstte, the regular drills OF the Alexan-
dria Light Infantry will bo resumed Monday
night next.
Old Dominion Comm lndery, X. T., will ho'd
msetiog Monday night nexs for tho tranasc-
ton Of important business relative to The visit
of the commandery to the Yorktown centennial
celebration.
At the tournament and ball at Marshall Hall
Thursday, the lst Of September. Miss Lille
Goodrich of this city, Wal crowned Second
Maid of Honor BY Charles j. Blandford, OF
Prince Georges county, Nd, knight of the
Wave"
A ssosm dredsiog machine is OF work deep.
ebirg the dock at The ship yard. There are at
| the yard fer repairs besides the Potomac Ferry
| steamer. the schooners, Malloy, ard Kitty Ann,
and long boat.
The schooner Laura E. Mesksr, Capt Gregg.
~. from Charleston for Boston, which was sup
posed to have been caught in The hurricane on
| the coast last month, las been reported at Vine.
yard Haven.
The steamer Kyceltlor will be taken off the
Quantico route to morrow. She will 90 to Bal
iimore, where che will TO fitted up to run be-.
tween Washington and Yorktown during the
Centennial celebration. Tho steamer keyport
| will take the place of the K1cslsior on thu
QuRntico route.
A white man named Chsflsa Dean complained
| ut police headquarters this afternoon that HIS
wife, Emma Dean, was staying in . house OF
bad repute, on south Fairfax street, against his
will A policeman went TO the house and
arre,tea Emma Dean, Ella Taylor and Ids
UDell. all we'll known bad characterJ. Tho
| three wore locked up ia the station houss for
| trial.
At o regular Meeting t the +. l.. d. Society,
held at th.is hall Thursday night. the following
question was discussed: From which do We de-
rive the greatest amount Of pleasure. Hope or
| Memory Atter a Very Interesting debate of
| scmo timo. participated 10 by tho friends Of
| both Sides it was 6nalIy d. c,dsd, Ia tic vote
beirg oasi.) BY the President. in favor CT
"hops."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
COMMON COUNCIL,

At a.; shiuarnad meeting OF tho Commnn
Council o! tn, City Of Alexandria, held on The
9th day Of S0rteraber. 1881, thofo woro paessnt
Jamas { Douglas. efq. President, and Massrs
llstbsrt MsrDuty' Klco. Beach, Green, Mich.
berg, Shinn, cl!osn. Nails and Sweeney.
=, An ordinate, granting the Bell Telephone
COMPANY Tho privilege OF erecting posts, &c: in
lao straois OF this city, which was read for ,ha
first and second times al the Last meeting Of Tho
botrJ, and laid over, was taken up read thu
third limo. anil passed by tho following vote,
viz: Ayea-hessrs, Norbert, Msrtury Bosch
ireon, shinn, Mclean. Malls, Swoeney and Mr.
Praaidont-9. Eoag-H.
hr. Shian otrarod resolution. which WAS
adopted, directlng tho Superintendent OF Police
10 have repaired st ones. tho pumps at tha'cornel
OF Henry and Qaeon stIoo,s. and Patrick and
King streets.
The Beard thoa adjourned
Test: JAMES K. G.ron Clork
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
Financial,

New YORK. Sept. l0.-Tho Posts finsucial
ariisl, shy: Gcverlmant bonds we're firm and
still. and Raiitoad boed5 qdst and ss q rule
a.tady. Money has been easy at Alas per cent
% csi loshs. While The share speculation on
The sleek exchange, has boon moro active than
on yesterday, tho fluctuations have been much
less violent and the d,siiogs ara attended with
comparatively liLtls excitement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
The Ease of DR.. Thomas

CHICAGO, September 10Th, csso Of Dr.,
Thomas was given to the Jury q. late hout las.
hight and stct o bIi6t elaboration n verdict
vas returned c)nviciicg him OF tho charges of
disseminating ideas Contrary to tho doctrioos of
tho Methodist religion, SIS specified 10 the gen
ersl iud cne1t. the verdict being sizood by all
the members Of the Jury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
LIST OF L,ETTERS

Tho following ID list of tho letters remainins
=, nthe Alexandria, Virginia, postotIce Sept. 10
Persons calling for letters will say they aro nd
.vorllsed and give the date of tho list.
Ii not called for within thirty days they will b,
sont TO tho doad loLter Office. in Washington
Berry, Hiss Rachel Lewis. Mrs Lucv
Carter, Mamie Micks. Thomas
Davis. Mr VIM Robinson. Jobn
Jonneon, Mrs bl b Rumo, Mrs Susan
Eebor, Mrs George Williams. Mrs u
Leitch Mary
IL LEWIS MCKENZIE, L, M.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
Prayers for tie President.

Nhw York. Sept. 10.-Ptsyels wers offered
for the recovery Of President G4f6ell This
morning 10 tho ,ynsg,eu, of the Congregation
Tclparct Israel. Raw. Jacob Jalasky, who orr
rived from 81. Petersburg. Russia, las! week,
ofioatod, lilo prayed in Rps ,iau. and the
prayer Was then translated Apprepriate pas.
sages OF Sc;iptur,. and prayers wero also read,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
Railroad Accident,

liSc!ENAr,- o., Sspt. lO.-Tho L:uissilo
Nov Orleans lightning passenger train No 2.
coming north at 10 O'Clock last night WIS
wreek:d at Sonora, CO miles scush eli L,u,s-
vIilc, on tho main limo of tho Lauis7illo and
Nashville R1ilrold. Tho locomotive iuupcd
TIA ireck III q switch Which had been maitcou4ly
misplaced hy persons not yot detected The
DasgTg' oar. Two Coaches. shd Two Puilmau
sloepe:5 piled 90 tho Iocomo'ivc. Tho tnei5ecr
and iltomen wsro killed. No Passengers hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

IT General Sherman didn't employ 20 maty
soldiers as military esoOris 10 tho po:co guarded
cities Of the country and ss body guards for the
President at peaceful Long Bar CT he would
have more Tor tho dtfensa OF the pooplc Of N on
Mexico against the murderouj assaults of the
Indiana
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
Thrown from, 81 Trnip

LcEp:E. Sept. 10.-A dispatch from homo 10
tho Daily News says that a tragedy similar to
tho murder CT Mr.. Gold in the Brighton Bail.
wsy osprsss train in Juno has occurred on q
train from Paris to Turin. A msu entered 8
FIRST class coupa occupied by gentleman who
YVES alone. and after wourding him seriously
throw him out Of the csrriago window. The
victim Id supposed 10 DO tho German consul at
II7prOrr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
The Markets..

BALTIMORE, Sept. l0.-Virginil Ga old -. 40
deferred - do consolidated 733 do "a ss.
ries GS past due coup 99A nav 10 4Oa ga hid
Cotton fl .l, !; miidling 124 Flour uncb,nead
and firm. Whest-Scuthetn very quiet Wal.
ero higher. closiog insctiYs; Southern red l95 ,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
The Hurricane.

WASHINGTON. Sept. I0-r6e hurricane il
nov imnl adiately Iorth of Norfolk. 1t vii
probably move i'll o norlhsas,prIy direction 10.
day. The coast north of Virginia ia cautioned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
Five Men Hanged Oh 0ne GaIlows,

Fort SNHTH, Ark, Sept. l0.-Yesterdsy a..
ternoon five men Ware hanged At this place for
murders committed in the Indian Territory.
Tho men wore all hanRe1 on the Same sc.ifold
which WAS 1t sn elevation OF eight feet The
trap on which they stood was twelve feet lopg
and three feet wide. The drop was sir feet.
The condemned Gil exhibited brsvado 10 the
leei
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

A PAINFUL ACCIDENTAL little daughter
OF MIR. Chss. Curry, Of This town, met with .
painful accident on WodnotdAy lsst. She was
ascending ladder leading from the lower room
TO the up stairs 10 the house, when she slipped
from the top Of the ladder, aud fell on q chsir
which had tho lin which holds the rounds
brokon eft, and ono OF The rounds pierced an ir ca
or two 10 hor trm pit under The lett arm, making
d painful wtuud.-LctSJarg Washingtoatan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
Fire.

ST L. us Sept. lO.-Atl O'clock Ills mol u
ing the Cairo Short limo Gar and repair shops in
East Ct. Louis; caught fire snd were entirely
destroyed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
NEWS OF THE DAP.

Tho pallmao pslac, Car Company has do
c!sred sn Extra dividend Of III per cent.
CALLS r .bssoD, we'll known writer and
publisher, dcd 10 Philadelphia yesterday, oil
catl:fa norbus,stter an illness of only two days.
TIE ssfo OF The depot at Rockville, Md. was
taken out by burglars on Thursday night. and
after being removed ono hundred yards 10 9
truck. WAS blcwu open aud the contents, about
S25. taken. Tho safs was drilled 10 severa
places III which the powd:r WAS introduced
A horse and buggy beloogog to W. r. Rabbit
was strl'o, evidently by the Same burglsrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
Spain Threatens France.

From The claims which the Duke do Fernsn
Funez Was instructed TO lay before the French
government, asking that com pensaton b. made
to the victims Of Bon Amends raids in the pro.
vince CT Oran. has sprung 8 situation which
cable dispatches describe IS menacing. On The
frontier Of Algeria and Morocco lust before the
line ID reached where the French Jurisdiction
ends, there had grown up thriving colony Of
Spsnlards. AS 1t was only q few hours voyage
from the coast of Murcs and Alicante every
vessel OF The Mes'ageries Marines which cross
ed tho strait TO Gran carried emigrsnts from
those eastern districts Of Spain which were con-
stintly at The morcy OF the foods. Many Iowa
ships were thus populated on the African shore.
VOL contented with the protecio they enjoy
"a under the tricolor flag the Spanisrds titled
Their maize, rice or tobacco Rt ease, and resisted
AL efforts That were made ut Madrid TO draw
them closer within the range Of their own gov
ernmont. A few months ago the dreaded Algsr.
inc chief!sn, Bou Amens, the man with the
turban," made an incursion into their peaceful
valleys and raysged their prosperous lArms. Ter
rlole were the stories that. seing to the city OF
OIan, they bore to tho authorities. Their wives
and daughters had been outraged and their
children butchored before their eyes. Half
starved and half nakod they were shipped on
Spanish men of-War, and 30 transported in mis-.
cradle plight TO their native land, scarcely
family returning with all its members, end not
e even me iienest hsVing retcued anything from
the universal ruin. On these facts wero ground
cd The Spanish cla'mL 1t was urged that The
Algerian authorities had grossly neglected to
protect thu coonists that they had tsisd to SUP.
press the news of the raid ana that no steps were
taken TO prevent its recurrence. France replied
hat she would set OIL the demand against her
claim for compensation TO those Erenchmen who
had suffered Losses 10 the Carlst War. In this
altitude both nations stand firm. They are net
likely to fght about two millions Of francs,
though each is well armed and in M aggressive
mood. At the same time it may be we'll 10 "a.
call recent prediction that when next the peace
OF Europe is troubled the disturbance will come
from across the Pyrenees.-N F. Herald,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

FAIRFAX COUNTY CIDER VINEGAR. 3 years
old. The best nn.l most reliable for Pickles.
Mover fails. Sold by GEO. MOBURNEY l. Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

r. PoRTNER's BEER. botllad daily pric, 90
oants por diZ,n.
GEO. MoBURNEY & Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

The great superiority Of DR.. Bulps Cough
Syrup to tli other cough remedies is attes.ed
BY the immense popular demand for that old
ESTABLISHED remedy. Price 25 csnts bottle,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

Mestrs. William Lovepstciu and II. A. At
klGson, lr.. have been nominated for the State
Senate ~ tho damt cats of Richmond and
Htntico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

tar The bsss Summer beverage
GINGER ALE.
GEO. MoBURNEY & Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

To all tlllcted with rheumatism, Mr.. w. H.
Foil +, oil liawhide. ALI, say: Uso St. JACOB 8
Oil and you will certainly be cured had
rheumatism 10 my teet for toven months. aud
at times Was unable to walk. 81. .Iaoob's Oil
CURED mo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

Tho OH sareake and O1o railway il now
consuming lumber and timber at tho average
rate 81 COZ, 900 feet month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

Intelligence from Mississippi is to the effect
that there, as in Virginia. The democrats will
gaia sweeping victory this fill. King, the
coalition candidate tJr Governor, in . recent
speech said his party was done relying upon
written codes for a free vote and fair count.
and that the only code they intended to appeal
to hereafter on those points was that of the ak
shooter The Introduction of the sir shooter
into The canvass will, it Is said, be IS fatal 10
Mr.. King as Mr.. Cameron's unfortunate remark
about taking Africa into the war has bsen to
him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Seprr. lO.-Flour ID
Eteady and finn. with light stock on hand.
Wheat keeps up, but receipts aro light; we note
sales to-day OF 22j6 bushels at 12p 1877, l9O 1877.
Us and l39 for Fulz. 1871 for mixed aud 40 and
li2 for Lancaster. No sales cf Corn, Rye or
Oats reported.
COAL REroRT.-The following is q report of
The receipts and shipments of coal during tho
week ending to-day:
RECEIPTS.
Amor. Coal Co., j. II. parrott jr, Agt 2,Oll
Hanp. 81 Bait, Edward Herbert, Agent. lCC0
y. +. AgneW u Co.....-......... 1851
Total."" ..................... 1881
SHIPMENTS.
American Coal 1890
lamp. " Balt LOCO
j. L. AgneW 6 Co............................ 1880
Total.. .................... 1870
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
rfNHE BRST REMEDY FOR
Il GHI[.Ii3 AND FkVERS

lust received this day GO dozen half and oao
q gallon Common Sense karthenwsre Stew
Pans: which We arn Offering very low. Cxll and
look at them.
jyls t. j MILLER&J Go
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

SPEOIAL bargains in BLACK CASH
~ MERkS.- Particular attention to the SECT,
quality, as good rs any 60, Cashmere ever of.
fered ii tha morket (.op9) J. Il, TAOKErT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

WE have ths agency for this market Of the
w celebrated FOSTER KID GLOVES and
have received the fall shadoe.
SEQ J. H. TAOKKTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

WIKE ON SrOOLS and in rolls for wax
w GJwers. feather work. &c Sc, for sslo
q. IS King Btroot. corner OF Royal.
sar7 j. L. CREIGHTON s. SOH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

1 1HOlCE OUT HAY. baod or LOOSE, 10
~ quantities ~ suit, for GALE by
CHAS. =. TAYLOR, DR.,
SEPT No. % King street..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

HOP BITTERS, tho most popular tonic Of
a. tho day. as advertised in another column
OF the Gazette, arc sold by
mYli l.. s. LHADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

IF YOU want the incest and sweetest Bread
4 do not fail TO usa QUEENS COMPRESSED
YEAST. For sale. wholesale and retail by
sool j. &. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

000 BUSHELS MIXED CORN 70.
AoOO sale by
CHAS. 8. TAYLOR,
sop No. 70 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

GALVANIZED BOAT SPIKES AND
~ NAILS, Common Wrought and Cut
Spikes in store and for salo By
jel JAS. f. CARLIN s. SONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-10

~ ARDkN HOSKl GARDEN HOSEl
~ For sale by
MCLEAN s. UHLERS,
myE rs King street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03

Little Pitsburg Mining Company, held yesterday,
The following trustees were elected for the ensuing
year: William II. Barnum, David $. Draper VIII
lam Bond Charles J. Canda, Louis titzgeraid' John
J. McCoOk and /. +. Cauda. The annual statement
shows: ore mined and shipped from June losO'
10 April l. 1881. 500 tons; cash received TOT ORE
S2OS 247 So average price received for ore 3o 10
per ton total profit for year, l,35S mcluulns
n claim against tho ChrysOlitc Mining Company OF
s. 900 for damage sustained by the fire IN iis mine
total cash on hand April I, 1881, S50693 IL.
Referring 20 the special dispatch which appeared
I'm Yesterdays TRIBUNE. the manager OF the Hl9er-
mia Consolidated tclegnphs 20 the New-iork ONCE
ms follows: " The mine s looking hrst-rate, ne
error shown by resurveyl on line between Match
less and TIibcrnia causes u hernia 70 lose piece OF
ground about thirteen feet long and four feet VIDE
"A loss OF about forty tons Of ore"
telegram Auril % from the manager Of the
Brittensiene Silver Mining Company, SAYS: " silver
glance from Virginia Wine now runs 4'9@O ounces
silver per tom ,,,,.
inr Company reports, under date Of April p, that
an the contract work has been finished with the cX-
cepton Of & feet. aud that The vein remains the
same last reported and Is very uniform and rrRil-
lar Champion No. /, now in l2l feet, giving the
same amount of feet in the back and equal amount
under foot with the forehead looking as well a.
ever. a new contract has been let
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
MINES AND MINING.

NEw-YoRK. Nay 2-P NJ
The business done at the Mining Boards to-day
was unusually small and the prevailing feature was
dulness and singular lack ofinterest. There was
some degree Of spirit manifested in the dealings
in few specialtes hut that the dealings in three
or four stocks in which few persons have any conf
dence should monopolize nine-tenths Of ;he total
business. viii not he regarded rs a healthy sign.
Take from the business Of the day tho tran
sactiops in Hiiornia, South Hite, Little Cmei,
Barcelona. Oriental and Miller, and ono or
two other stocks that have recognized
value and the amount Of the dealings IN all other
stocks is not crcditablc to either the New-lork or
the American Board A large business was done in
Ubcnia at from 1.15 10 l.25, closing at 100, tho
same as saturday Little Chief yielded from LOO
to145: TealviIle Consolidated was dun at 1.25,
and Big Pitshnr0 after declining 10 35o recoNfieu
to and closed 90 3.4j against $40 saturday 0iI'9l
CIf was fairly aciye. and ~ TIE Gloss -
Si+h,r at 30, Oriental and Miller, after sell
inc AT 4 declined IL $50 03.s5, and Barcelona
rose To 2 OO0Ig5 The State Line varieties were
neglected The Comstock shares were dun ana M
olincl 10 be easier but IL not known until after
Board hours that thc opening prices in san ranciSO
Indicated "a strong market there. The Bodic stocks
,rer, obout steady with dull movements. The Cal-
ifornia cold stocks wero neglected, but were weak
Green Mountain being offered ut g, Cherokee SELF
ING AT 1 7OaI.75, Gold stripe no 2.S5 and hanposa
common nj 6loa67s. The low price stocks generally
were a little lower Lacrosse at ~ cents ana Urea,
Eastern at 81 cents. The market closed dul anu
without feature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
o,os,ya PRICES Or PHILADELPHIA srooKS


MONDAY. May 2-P. n.
Seldom has stock market BEEN favored win
more gratifying reports than to-day. The business
Of tbs trunk line railways, according TO reports ID
something fabulous and they have not particularly
the Lake shore Company enough cars 90 do tho
business offered. The special stocks IN tho
pnesent movement were buoyant from the be
Ginning TO the end of tho day. Lake Shore
stocks LED the other trunk hae stocks, and
after a while the coal stocks followed the trunk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
Ninlns.
ALICE GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.

Although the stock OF this company has been regularly
drnf n aud quoted upon the NcwNork Exchanges for q
year past go little is known In ngnrl 60 70 that the OIL
Gers compelled tO take hs method OF reply Ing Co the
numerous inquiries which daily received ai the Office
concerning the property, ITS developments and present
condition.
The following description ~ the property Is taken from tho
report 81 Professor W. Blake company January,
lasO, after q careful examination ~ the miuo;
"LOCATION.
"The Alice Mine s situated upon the eastern sope Of a
granite mountain just above Cine town Of Waker'e near
Butte city. Deer Lodge County, Montana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
CORPORATION Noi.cco.

NOTICE.-Estimate or bids will be received
y M thc office OF the Department Of funAc NoiAs gae
M,v 4 1851 f,r painting EIGHT FNiE fioAl -
NrfiA FOR fu Information city Record for sale al No.
city Hall
NOTICE SEALED PROPOSALS will be
~ eecy,i a tho Office ~ the Fire Department until May
ssl f1r Fora1 For full Information SEQ CITY ocoo' Tor
sale a. SO. city Hall
NOTICE. Proposals will be received
AZ the oHlce 81 thr Fire Department 100 AMI l3t mercer
N until May b ISL f1r binding houses Tor tnSne toh
mes ~. n and o. For fu Information see Ciiy Record
Tor sale at No 8 CITY Hall
NOTICE Sealed Proposals will be received
~ At the Han u Tho Board Of Education until May lso
,ereirsrr school House
,t 3Das ana Dor heating apparatus for Grammar
4. i House 49, last 25ds fur fuii ud1rniAtOn oeo
"Clty Record" f0f sale al NO a Nliy hAll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-03
ConbiuoitaIuc
"ruE HrsiEvrf

~or.n.arirr --nae provo bg rns.r vor' q' far 'e
whole length of fr. oaIr vl of .rr. varying tl in'ss
arf ,aIur lpuaf il,rYr estimate upon the Whole length
h.t oufuc lr ccglti.ns t1 te eastern f 90 tle c.ar
WITH fr ot au lr f o surface oIrs shown
tprr.t Dos te uorlfrst lrvci Th. portion 90 tr claim
ithr v. to r.iiulfe With the above exception.
Gnci s fha which hlf b most explored n depth. For tho
r.t ana mos; general clrI.lY.. assume tt fir vein
rr.fs rhnut tha eastern ttfpf On. trl Indicated
lrr orrnilrt auI flit o. eut, t tpfh as u.I a- iu
20 -fh ar r ftr ile.s off calculation 90 iftt in long
hr -ur f.ct in depth Atruen- Gee t.tn~s. 70 te lo
vitlIu These IuIt- On SD feet have aggregate co.
-opllH4rtl lpnOtnfJ cubic fctt ~ tlI- thc ol.Iod
or,. dosu rle vrtr Lowell may r,prr-.ut
.Olvl-1rln2 500 OD cubic feet To Gala should Doe nel
the ground 200 One sect rnd srlr asltlg 37'xi -fi
i- 600 cubic f,t making total 'r tr rnlf"nt 0f fr vein
ri.hln DO. lri- named 81 lo I-3 GOD cub f.t From n4
arteg4t There is to deducted eA,a.
tt.d and also allowance - -ly quarter f1r Tho
i- ll-.-.. clay seams, ctr which HYt Within ro ,eH
MaLlut these r. on- tnl Calculating 80 cubic fer o fl.
f .r tc and 100 Che Cor rfIlu
ores. have round nuuDrrs iu0u ~ ordir0d
AMI 10000 pyIoui ~ c ofiite3 orn- probably
nu nfh 81. aui three nfts second Glass. The h.l
auro shoud hr counted va-tc 10. .uI second .
would Boo worked together and probably f51 W wnll boz
fiir average yi,d The ryfi.nls would divide lto
three casHcssay ouexth lf-t ciass tF1ectls second
elias. and ircesxths ulrd class The last probably
would flt per and voud u0t Doc
able 1r many years The a1 ODD 81 urscass
might poe estimated tj and thc 100000 second
c!ls4 sJ5 per These would Doe gross Ir, which
f. Of oomsc. 10 b. deducted uc loss AID o cost W
working