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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16

be impervious to water, and that IN
order to keep them SO and make them
retain their elasticity, a certain
amount of white lead must be used
in the manufacture. To the question
as to whether similar complaints had
been made before, he replied: "Com-
plaints have been made, both as to
the poisoned oil-cloths and dangerous
dves, but to my mind accidents arise
from these sources only when those
who use the goods divert them-usu-
ally from motives of economy-fron
the uses for which they We're manu-
featured. Children's carriages shoult
be covered and lined only with leath
er or plain vanished cloths. Thes
are not only wholesome, but are pre-
ventives Of contagion.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-16

I.emons.O Oranges andICocoanuts
;n nue = '' JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-29

Tight lacing should be encouraged
in every possible way. Itkills off the
foolish girls and leaves the sensible
ones. No healthy girls ever lace.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-29

The whipping-post question is ex-
citing considerable discussion in Ken
lucky. The Lexington Press says
that the candidates for legislative
honors have, in many instances, been
called upon to express their eonvic-
tons upon the subject, and in several
counties, instructions to vote for or
against the bill will be decided at the
primary election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-08
Boston. Wednesday. Dec. 7, lss
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Rsllr.aL bl IlIE [. DAYIs 8 %. W y -KL.t.
WEDNESDAY, Dec, 7-P. NJ

WEDNESDAY, Dec, 7-P
The stock market to-day has shown strong dis-
position to advance all day; but 1t was forced V
contend against stringent money market until .
late hour, and made little or no heallway until the
rates for money fell to per cent in the last hf hou
Prices, however, with few special exceptions. wefs
well sustained all the way through, but the busi'
ness was small. Undoubtedly any marked pressura
of stock would have affected prices seriously. AaA
money did become easier the short remaining unn
for business was devoted to making gem
eral advance in prices ranging from l9 to ~
per cent. in which the stocks that before hau
been specially weak fully participated. "ni,a
the momentary disposition of the market is clearly
indicated, it would be half told story to omi. ~
state the fact that the inclination is simply renecs
of the opinions or desires of those operators wn'
are daily traders, either In small or large quAl-
titles of shares. The general situation OF Affairs
affecting permanent values is not changed. To-Day
st. Paul was noticeably weak, and after opening
1904 and selling at 107 1t declined to 1862; nn'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-08
,,o,a oxette Cali. of November &C. has the follow

posa Gazette Call, of November &C. has the follow
ing:
M. nan, ,,oo,,,.rr nm the Hite mine was started M
fuil blast FOR the first time last Monday for ai
The compressor hosting engine pnps much
even than was anticipated by the management
The main shaft of the mine being sunk as rapid
" ns money and improved machinery VIII admit ~,
The shaft is 16x7 feet and crced into three psnd
ments two OF which are used Ior lagos way
4 The G shs f for Convenience and
Workmanship cannot be ekoeeG d by any about ten feet
below the 900 foot level OF ninety ieet DeGT bs mana
level And we Are aSsed az fast as possible to the
81 the river about 600 feet below the lowest LEVEL IA
the bottom Of she c Of 500 capacity
with the regularity OF cock.worK al oelS ui0 " 'N
compressor one mile away ,
Professor W. P. Blake's report on the hlsing
Sun mine which has just been received at the ONCE
of the company, shows that the mine 10 III nIon
favorable condition. Inc western a hss fine Vein
of ore i'm the face and Wine sinking 10 INC eIAVu
level now down thirty -eght feet, carries s.rons
vein of ore. There is large supply Oh ore IN n
pect on the completion of this Wine TO the KIN
level No 9 level will undoubtedly cut tne VEN
soon. The levels above No. 3 show me VEIN ~
which will supply good ore 1or some o rn COM ~
come. The new shaft and hosting works are COIL
The property of the Gold Cliff Gold Mining Com
pany the stock Of which, 1t Il expect wcbanne and
San Francisco Exchange, consists OF leu9e " '1 "a
and quartz in Calaveras County, CAL, ana OF ~
stamp mill now running on the mine Inc ledge IS
reported to be 900 feet in length, about Zoo l?n1
in width and rising about 100 feet above the iil
site showing about 100000 tons OF ore
practically above ground. The pres
emf mill brushes only about seven tons OF ore per uy'
bt rndnces from ii 900 to 81 900 net per annuIn
The company proposes to erect on the property a
mill capable OF crushing 100 tons per day ASSAYS
of the ore from this mine run from plo 10 Yioo per
fon and the present cost of mining and milling IL Is
stated to be 81 20 per ton 1t is expected that with
mill of 100 tons capacity the cost would not ex-
coed II per ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-08
Glluntlous r)autc0-- females.

4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
A.-An kinds Of good, competent female servants Ger
man and other useful girls Tor city country also mai
helm and coloed At the large oldestaDhshe,
PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, loS oth'aVe' louru
above lOth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-08
MINES AND MINING.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. 7-P. N.

WEDNESDAY Dec 7-P. M.
The mining stock markets to day were less active
for the few special shares than usual of late, while
there was some improvement in the amount OF busi-
ness done in the general list Of stocks Prices were
somewhat irregular, which perhaps indicates bet
ter discrimination than lately has been practsed IN
the purchase and sale of stocks. State Lines and
rose from 20 to 1.9O01.sO; and was cent
higher at 80, and Oriental and Miller was cents
higher at 40 cents. South Pacific was weak and
declined to 35O93.60. Robinson was steady ana
cents higher at 315, but Silver Cliff declined %
cents to go. Mariposa sold up to A and the pre-
ferred stock to 4l2. Green Mountain was steaay
at q 10 and Gold Stripe gained another l cent at 81
cents The Comstocks were about steady, but little
business was done in them except in Consolidated
Virginia, which sold at 1000 165. Boston Conson-
dated suddenly became active and rose to 80 cents.
Y vTyJyG SrOO6 EKCHAyGg SALES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-08
gnstrutilotL

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A LIMITED CLASS for YOUNG BOYS.
A ARTHUR II. MANN, S4l Madison-ave.
HADY g. WALWORTH'S BUSINESS COL
~ LEGE UnOnsquara reopens annually September
COLUMBIA INSTITUTE, 700, I'll Gth-ave.,
RRP TTRIaiSy ED%TN pFftoWLEE a b. Principal
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
stevens hSsaiiHfe s sheed Sc and
A. COLIN late Engineer Corps, u NJ and Professor at
DEMOvAL-Wm. w. Richards's school for
rs. Large and complete gymnasium send for circular
University Grammar school, 1,4s1 Broadway,
~ s aa sS Hobby PRSFY ana
WILLIAM H. LEGGETT has removed his
yearbegins Wednesday septembeF2L
For Young Lades-City.
MISS WARREN, II West 45th-st.-Eng-
vi fish, French and German Day 5ch9oL YOUNG daiies
ssePbtemberSL Lectures
rVHE Misses Chadeaynes School, 51S Madi-
Il sonave.. will reopen Thursday September ~
rVHE MISSES LEGGETT, "a East S1st-st.,
L reopen their school for children. Monday, sept 20
rT,HE MISSES PERINE, 80 East 74th-st., will
i reopen their English and French Boarding and Day
school for Young Ladies' sepember2J number OF resident
For Both Sexes-City.
KMDlERG5ARIITEN, s,,oo, ,,- v,ns.r,.,,.o ro,o,
an pho MSde &dgara WITH Glasses Tor
boys and gr 1dD SR for NS e. 2sd A'
Prof JOHN KRAUs and ars KRAUs.B0ELTE
NIISS GRINNELL, so T.. 54th-st. School
vi for Young Ladies' and Children. Kindergarten
MISS S. L. CHAPMAN,
vi English, French and German Boarding and Day School
80 formerly Miss /. T. BenedctsD
No Eas DIST ID 10
Thorough instruction in all departments
MODEL AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN,
WI 81 East lOthst Pupils from TO 10 instructed in
cordance with the best methods Hours 8 to /.
MRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French
WI sch0otor LADIES and Children reOpen Septem.
ber27 81 West 37tnst separate class ZOE limited NUN
Der OF boys Sendfo circular
pEV. DIR. AND MRS. C. H., GARDNER,
III Boarding and Day school for Young Ladies and Children
603 Fifthave.
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
Il TON, East l5th.st--Free classes IN bookkeeping
photography typewrtDg retouehing photoneganyes col
orng photographs Free circulating library readingroom
and directory Instruction In hand aud machine sew
ing All kinds OF necdlework given ont 10 women.
Also situations found for women In all departments except
Bble class for women every Sunday at O'Clock.
Art schools-CitY.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
WI will receive pupils in PAINTING Landscape flowers
st life china and decoration at kcr studio The Bella No
References MI ID. Huntingdon Mr. VIM Hart, Mr.. James
M Hart. Mr. A. +. Bellows
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A LEXANDER IDstitute-Military Boarding
.A-sehoOL White PainsN.Y. Principal o.AWILLIs-Ph d
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANcIsCo. Wednesday. Dec. Z. 1881.
yesterday. To-day

The silver King Mining Company has declared II
dividend Of 2jc. per share The l}otic Mining Com
many has levied an assessment OF DOC. per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-08
AnERIcAY nLyLva sr00k ExcRAYGE SIZES

AMERICIY HTVTyG STOC6 EXCHANGE SILES
FIRST CtLL-lO O'CLOCK A. "
california state Line No Alta Montana HOTtense
900 slO 80 2 and3 100 ......l7O 800 ...... IA
Mexican 800 .L75 Bradshaw Enterprise 80
100. b. 1880 400 bio. lSO 900 .-.. rs 900 49, 90
Ophlr CCntlArzOna Bun Domingo Mineral creek
1870 B1J 100. $50. 80 800 ..... IA 100 -. 20
Sierra Nevada loo. 30 LOO California sutro runner
100 - Hoo Hlbema 800. ...... .Jl BOO lib
STATE Line 40 100 So. .2G Chappara Nandewater
land 400 .b3. IT 300 ...... 20 700 ..... 81
100. 81. 80 Boston Con CroweH fOO-b5u; 81
100 80 81 300 600. 40 1900 ..... 90 BOulc
900 -. 80 Annie Little chef 100. ....-..3SS
200 b30 40 800 -. IL 800 .... 90 con Virginia
2Ou. 80. Loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-08
Board ano Rooms.

East Side.
BOARD, WITH PRIVATE TABLE.-An I'M
ID usually handsome second floor In wide house,
terms 300 per vicinity Grand Central Depot Adj
dress LEXfNGTOS-AVE., Tribune Uptown ONCE l,23s
broadway.
4 SUNNY FRONT PARL0R and bedroom on
first floor with class board also table board. 100
East 2stst Madison square aud Elevated station.
I1D-ST., 10 EAST.--Pleasant rooms with
- without board also table board reference required
cnTH-ST., 2O7 Furnished front
w room; private American family; good neghboThood
one block from 69th-s Station
West Side.
A nicely furnished parlor floor, 3 rooms and
n bathroom. 20 West 26thst near Delmonlcos.
i ARGE. handsomely furnished room to let
10 gentleman only without bOardj desirable location;
family small "a West 46thst. between 6tn and 0hayes
VNO LET.-A large, pleasant, sunny front
Il room, with board also a hall ROOM lat West 43dst
References,
DO WEST 26TH-ST. Suites and single
sbO with unexceptonable board at reasonable rates.
hotel c0nVanienees with home comforts.
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BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
10 n,crncK IN ID O'CION *

Can SCUM lSt
guaranteed
>, OOO...,..93
South'n Pac Cal LIST
1000 ...-. 1903 =
Ohio Central LIST
/, 900. 100
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CORPORATION Notices.

NOTICE.-PrODOsals for building crib
~ Coentes SHIP East River will be received by
Department Of Docks III aud l0 Dulnes, until Thurs
day December g. 1881 al IL O'Clock For full information
The City Record Copies for sale at No. city Hall
NOTICE.-Proposals TOR building u pier on
~ North Brother Island East RIVER will be received the
Department Of Docks, II and ll9 Duane until Thursday
December D. ISL at II O'Clock For full information
The city Record. Copies for sale at No. city Hall.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES,
NO. 80 CHAMBERs-sT, NEW YORK, Nov. Il, lssl.)
NOTICE to TAXPAYERS.
~ hereby all persons who have omitted
for the 1891 30 the Receiver Of Taxes
that unless the shall be paid 10 HIM at his office before
the OF December next cent viii be collected
all taxes remaining unpaid that day and unless the
paid him before the day Of January next
interest be charged collected upon all such
remaining unpaid day at the rate Of sevenper per
apuun 10 calculated from October a. 1881
the rolls and warrants delivered o the
Receiver of Taxes.
no money will be received D. M oce hours
from 5 a. M. TO 2 y. III. MARTIN T. MCMAHON,
Receiver OF Taxes.
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Mem 11nblie ailons.


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4 CTJVE MINING STOCKS BOUGHT AND
N SOLD on COMMISSION by 1900.

4 GIVE MINING STOCKS BOUGHT AND
"A SOLDON COMMISSION by oo,,
WATSON & GIBSON,
Bankers and Brokers,
So Broadway, y. Y
Members " Y Mining stock Ercllnge inquiries chees'
asyeed "a to Ks dividends assessments and prices
CLARK IL boutwell,,
Rooms I6, H. 49, 10, No. yl34ln.st. corner OF wall
'''' New.YOrk, 49,,
n,o,,oTEpS and MANAGERS OF mining properties.
offer for sale stock OF the following companies WHICH
are under their direction: .sr.>-,, ,,, o,t rouis
MaripOsa County, California. -, az. go, ,trs
Grass Valley, California - ~, ,,,.. ~, r,,u
sATEMO GOLD QUARTZ COMFANi'--nIu am Hiii'
Tang.er, Nova scotia .-...l, ,,o,,,,,-v ,f,,.
SIARR.GROVE SILVER MINING COMPANf.-Mlhe
ana I9i SILVER MINING CoMPANY.Mines and
mi; 9lEfI MINING CoMPANY.Mnes and mills
Le%lSS IBRuNo COPPER CoMPANY.-Mine and MILL
Lower California. , II, ,u, ,.os,ahIa mining
stocks are invited eq a, ~, ~" LOAN A. boutwell,,
WILLIAM Prrsldent Secretary and Treasurer.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-11-30
GENERAL ITEMS.

A collision took place near Savannah,
Georgia, between = freight and lum-
ber train causing the death of SIX train
hands.
There was . severe frost at Whining
ton, N. c., on Thursday night. The
Thermometer fell to twenty six degrees,
and ice formed half an inch thick.
The heroic wife of Michigan sher-
iff secured siI lyncbers who entered
the Jail few days ago for the purpose
of numbering a prisoner. There was
no doubt about their identity, aud no
denial was made of their intention, but
the jury before which they We're tried
refused to convict them.
A despatch from Townsville, Ga !,
saws; "The wife and three year cid
daughter of Mr.. Clewis were murdered
on Thanksgiving day by being Knocked
ip the head. MIR. Clewis, who Is .
highly respectable and well-to-do far
mer was absent from home at the time
The house was robbed. No clue to the
murderers has been discovered"
A special says that at Benton, Holm-
es county, Ohio, Miss Lille Atkinson
stood with Isaac Spellman in the pres
ence of the minister and house full
of guests to be married. When II
came her turn she answered '-No, nc" }"
with great earnestness, and further pro-
ceedings were impossible.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-11-30
STATE ITEMS.

supbury can't sell its Al per cent
bonds
A nail works is to be erected at
Beilefoote.
A bulldog killed horse in Della
ware county.
Alexander Hamilton, a boatman, is
wanted at Jersey Shore for passing
counterfeit money.
A little girl, Hannah NJ, ,Dowell, fell
from a roof in Selinsgrove and broke
her back.
14year old boy has been commit
ted to Jail in Reading as common
thief.
The Sheriff has closed the publica-
ton of the Greenback organ In Craw-
ford county.
More peanuts are sold in Pepnsyl-
vania than in any of the Northern
States.
James O'BriaD, miner of the Snow
Shoe region, Centre county, lost bis
life in a drunken spree last week by
falling out of second story window
and breaking his neck.
Hiram Hudson, brakeman on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, fell frou
the platform of a caboose near Somer-
set, on Sunday night, and broke his
neck.
Four thousand bushels Of potatoes
we're sent from the PENIS valley, in
Centre county to Allegheny county.
John Hoover, living in the lower
part of York county. while laboring
under fit of delerium tremens, shot
three COWS and Zine sheep.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-11-30
GENERAL ITEMS.

The Texas cattle crop this year
amounts to 400, 900 head.
A Chicago woman has just given
birth to her twenty second child.
Rochester has a class of thirteen
young ladies who are taking lessons on
the violin. They want to be sure of
bow.
A devil fish, thirty three feet long
has been captured in Newfoundland.
d. Taylor Strickland o! Wilmington,
Del, while melancholy over love af-
fair committed suicide on Wednesday
morning by cutting his throat from ear
to ear.
Mrs. Dunmore. Guiteau's divorced
wife. has arrived in Washington from
Leadville. Colorado.
Guiteau is adding to his unsavory
record by slandering the woman he
once called wife. This was not needed
to fill the measure of his infsmy, but
it confirms the world in its severe judg-
ment on the despicable wretch.
The father of nine children killed
bis wife aud then himself near Perry
vile, Ohio. A sad Thanksgiving day
for that family.
PENSACOLA, Fla, November 25.-
A third attempt within a month was
made to rob Mrs. ThorDton's residence
last night after midnight. A negro
with drawn knife was captured and
held by the ladies of the family until
men arrived. The ladies we're choked
and bruised, but succeeded in securing
the robber.