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month Of xpril were q. eoo, wftictA -
largo body Of high gTAds; ors. The oon1SSr n
S gST Ing .1 s,ss Osss q srd .
emit writes Ouray, Col, May Q ! The mineral II
striking Cross lode only Is q hsSsr sds seI tSs
rock is softer and breaks better. Have also taken
up two silver.besrins gslenS sla!lns. yAael crOss
The STANDARD Consolidated Official report, Nav
shows that the east erosscut 1000 level 10 In from
the shaft 245 ieet. The west crpscut I. b 1877 feet
62O feet The total length Of the south drift 500
level. is 23l feet, showing the vein feet wide
The north drift, No I,as, level z In 800 fsst Good
Cook south drift. The upraise on the West Stand.
ard Is mp 10 feet showing y feet Of fine ore On
the 3s5 level the vein continues about 20 feet wide.
ana on the $50 level dnclineD the vein e is fesi
wide.
The prospectus Of the North State Mining Com.
pany Incorporated February last by special sct Of
the n. e. Leysature. has just been received, which
shows unusually valuable concessions, allowing tia
company to buy and sell mineral and other lands;
TO nine and reduce ores; TO construct and operate
5pS1 S.a 'S Rs mine nine ss has
which, with crude machinery, has yielded abont
100000 in gold, and also the Copper Knob
mine p Ashs Co. consisting q go ssrss carry
several dividends to stockholders Large soapstons
auarries, kaone and mica mines, a. we'll a "a en-.
tensive magnet iron mine, are among the company's
present properties Surveys for the railroad con.
Meeting the different mines with the trunk lines arc
now being made.
The report TO W. H. Henry concerning the Sterling
Price Mining Company, San Simon District Grsnf
Co. New-Mexico, shows that the company owns
two full claims 8O0x1 800 feet embracing about
forty-two acres Of mineral land. The principal
claim, and prove large and well-dsnned vein II
smelling Ores consisting OF gray copper silver. gold,
lead and iron. Recent tests show Gold, $27 sill
YER $50 copper, 40 per cent lead % per cent, and
iron, 60 per cent.
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HOME MISSIONARY LABORs.

The 55th annual meeting Of the American Home
Missionary Society was held at the Bible House
yesterday. Austin Abbott presided. The annual
repor of the secretary showed the present number of
ministers in the service of the Association to be 1o32
1858 congregations and missionary stations were
mpped In tie course of the year, and l3l churches
werc organized. The receipts for the year were
E29O 953 ~; the expenditures $2s4, 4l4 ~. ieav-
Ing 81 $50 AZ due to missionaries Other amounts
doe swell the SUN to $j6.IIY 49, and the balance
remaining in the treasury is 6,95I o.. The old
board of officers, headed by tho Rev; Or. Wooisey,
of Yale was reelected. Charles and Homer Mer-
nam of Spring field Massachusetts, replace Dr. Cox
and The Isso George Merriam as vicepresdents
Joseph Anderson DR. Horatio l.. Butterfied President
Of Otivet College, Michigan, Z. ID. IaiGott ana
Charles r. Within were added TO tho Board OF
DirpciorH
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BASE BALL NOTES.

The Buffalo Club defeated the Boston Club yesterday
by 6 score OF to o.
The Cleveland Club defeated tho Providence Club at
Cleveland by seorc Of 9 10 8. Twelve innings were
played
Tue Chicago Cab defeated tho Troy Club o. Chicago,
BY scors Of fl 70 8.
The Worcester Cub defeated the Detroit Cub 1t Do
troit, By . soore of 70 ..
TIA Nstasnas dsesste6 the AtiAntos ~ Warrington,
b. seore q & toa
Al Hev-Havea, the YSle College Cab defeated the
Mstfepea1tanAs osHeu-Yoek. b. SCORE Of o 0a
=. q. Price has been appointed ocia, scorer for the
DStroln Club thu ssAson.
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ROBERT KING.

Robert King, Chief of tho Third Battalion in
the Fire Department. died ut his house. No ~ VAN
dan-st Monday evening. from cancer OF the stomach
AT DIRE In Prinoest. three months ago he was oven
co,,. bv the heat and Amoke and since then he had
bpen I'm feeble health. lie fortysiH years Old and
became fireman 1856. undor the old Volunteer De
partment In 1868 he Joined the new Department, ana
wns Inrie foreman of Hook and Ladder Company No
In 1870 he was transferred 10 Hook and Ladder Con,
many No and made Chief Of the Third battalion Ia
iS7l He will be- buried In GEocnwoou Conetcry III
the hreInen's lot, Tomorrow
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NOAH +. BLANCHARD.

Noah F. Blanchard died at his home No 70
Newark st Newark at a early hour Yesterday morn
ing He found dead in bed by his wife at o'clock
Mr. blanchard was the senior member and founder OF
the firm OF blanchard Brothers Lane patent leather
manufacturers, at Newark He was born at Nashua
New pshirc In 1921. and went 70 Newark In 1872
WHARF n, time he sucoeded In establishing prosperous
busincss lie was prcsdcnt Of the Prudential LATE In
surance Company, director OF the Merchants insur
anre Comnany OF Newark. n member OF the Newark
Hoard OF Trade president Of the Law and Order AH-"
ton, and q trustee OF Trinity Metbodist Eplsoopai
Church He leayes a aud eight children. nVe sons
"a tsrs. shtern Hs funeral will place to-day
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THE WORK OF THE TRACT SOCIETY.

The American Tract Society held its ffty-sixth
annual meeting in the chapel of the Broadway
Tabernacle, at broadway and Thirty -fourth-st.
yesterday morning about fifty members being pres
ent, William T.. Dodge was elected temporary
chairman The treasurers report showed that the
with the balance on hand April L. 1880, amounted
90 $,96, $50 81 The total expenditures for 1880
amounted to $396,4l9 Is, leaving balance IN the
treasury of $50 3S. Secretary Rand spoke of the
work done BY the society during the year. The
entire number of new and old publications printed
was 80 $50. and of tracts, etc, 4,74.4S4 Severe
the meeting The society met again last evening
at half past T. Justice Strong occupying the chair
6peeches were made by the Rev. Drs " u. lnomas'
garia,
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CARING FOR LITTLE CHILDREN.

The American Female Guardian Society hold fts
annual business meeting yesterday Mt No. 20 East
Twenty -ninth-st. Tho Home haS sheltered this year
S65 inmates. ana has aided l3o46 per"ons The
children have made 935 garments. which they have
snhseoucptly purchased for their use by their
revnr,i ticketa The rcc-ipts for the year were
&S9.O46. The expenses were $7S. 100. The oficcrs
elected were Mrs. e. T.. North, president MITE . H.
l. Bennett Ms. Harris Wilson Mrs. \. M. Amber
secr,taries; and Mrs. 3. A. St1i,e. Treasurer.
Al the anniversary meeting at the troadwax zap
ernzcle in the afternoon the Rev Dr. y. D. hoph-
son prcsidc<i One thousand children from the In
dustriai School sang u number Uf songs aud several
of the boys from the Homo school rccited pieces OF
poetry. The children were sddruss"d by several
cicTcyIneli
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THE COURT OF APPRALS.

ALBANY, May lin the Court OF Appeals
todav-prescnt, the Hon Charles j. foSrr' T. j. ana
assocfatee-thc following business was triInSacted
No l37storv srt tho ~ " Elevated RAILROAD Company
concluded
No lSG-MaITrn Ward AIT kdWaru hhpa'l'A argument
unnuished
The following ia tho day calendar for Thursay Nos lss.
100 ia, xl5 1Ol, 49,. l8S and 6l2
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GEORGE II. POTTS.

News was received in this city Sunday of the
sudden death Paris OF George H. Potts the Oldest son
OF Frederic A. Potts lie went TO Europe carly In
March on account OF the Illness OF bis two brothors One
OF these died and buried about two weeks ago IN inns
ctv The elder brot taken III in Paris, and last
"Wednesday bis parents sailed for Europe lie died sun
day morning. Mr.. Potts In his twenty thru year
lie was graduated Yale College in 1873, and ninodI
a,ey entered into business with his father
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KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

The May meeting Of the Republican General
Committee Of Kings County held Tuesday ct No
e3o Fuonst Brooklyn. Signs Of the influence of tho
action OF President Garnsd In regard 70 tho HevYok
nominations observable IN the votes taken. The
Conkifng majority, which organised the committee In
All OF tie delegates from the Bevenfeonth Ward voted
with tia Anh~Conkltn8 or Qarfed mon ~ well
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THE IRON EXCURSION STEAMERS.
fnY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuxR.l

CAMDEN, N. j., May 1.-THE iron steamer
Taurus 900 long and 35 feet beam the last OF the
four new Conoy Island steamers under contract with
william Cramp Sons, OF philadelphia, wr aunched 70,
day There were many spcctaors including party OF
ladies and gentlemen on the steam yacht COar OF rrW
York Tho Joiner work of the other three Concy Island
steamers built by the Cramps lrbeing hurried rapiy 'o'
ward. The steamers are nearly ready
CHESTER Penn. May 11-Tbe Cygnns, one of the iron
side heel steamers built for the Iron steanshpCompAy
NJ left day 10 take her place s sn OK
oursion boat between New York aud Coney Island
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GEORGE b. ARCHER.

George b. Archer, an old and prominent
resi.ent Of Brooklyn. died ct No 40 Monroe place In
that city Tuesday lie wns horn In Salem Mas IN
1903 and came Ia Brooklyn lfty years ago For many
vears he was in the wholesale drug buSnoss with Seth
Low and he amassod fortune. His first wife Wa tho
daughter of Mr. Low. After her death Mr. Archer mar
ricd Mrs A wyman. who together with two children
nv his wife survives him Mr. Archer has mol been
i'm active bisness for "a term Of years He Wa one 0f
the orrnniEers Of the First Unitarian hoc%ty tine
Church OF Our saviourl under the Rev DR. Farley ana
rsnined one ohief supporters up w his death
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THE COURTS.

SEEKING An ACCOUNTING FROM HIS WIFE
George III. Higgins was a bookkeeper for 4.
T. stewart & Co from 1855 to 1879. beginning with
salary of 81 200 which gradually Increased nni II
was 81 600 Mr. Stewart left him a legacy Of SloVoo
He has brought suit in the Supreme Court the trai OF
which was begun yesterday before Justice Larremorr AT
spccia Term TO compel his wife, Ills two stepdaughte
and one child Of the stepdaughters TO account 10 aim
for moneys they received from him ana OF when
they are "a he claims trustees During the time he was
yfthA Stewart Co.. he saws in his complaint he re-
ceivcd more than $4,000 the greater part OF when
found ts WAY into his wifes hands being understood
that fnnd should be derived from It for his support
when old An agreement OF separation was made he-
tween them in 1868. hut they were aftcrward recon
c,od In 1879 he compelled by illheath 10 give mp
his Mace at A. T. Stewart Co.'S and then ms VIE ne
gan to III treat him. She finally secured his incarcers
tIon In the Middletown Asylum for Lunatcs although
he vaa not insane Since his release he haa been III ana
able 10 earn only S2 week ~ CLERK ana his VIE mas
NOT aided him He seeks an accounting Tor the moneys
rcrpved nv his wife and the other driendanA TIC mn
aver of Mira Higgins sets up the agreement or sepaa-
tion nv Which abe to receive 81 200 year ana she
saws thai aside from such yearly amount shc has re-
c1ived moi hing from him excepting what he has gwen
her Internationally. kr. Higgins was witness YES
terday He gave many Incidents OF his domestic ro,
h,es A. a. Hnll appears for Mr. Higgins; Mcssrs. Hau
a. Blandy for the defendants-
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MAY ANNIVERSARIES,
. MEETING HELD UNDER DIFFICULTIES

A MEETING HELD UNDER DIFFICULTlh
Women and children began to gather sDou' p
m. Tuesday at the Broadway Tabernacie' anu @''.i
irving all the doors, and waiting sometime III 'ho
hot sun. they at length gained sdmittance oy way
of the chapel Just before $3.50 p. m the iFon'uo'i
were opened at which time several hnidreo pei''''
were in the building These people had ine' 70 at
tend the anniversary of the New-York SUNDAY
TEACHERS ssociation, as announced on the anniver
.ary programmes by which it appeared that Z: d.
Kueya,s would preside. and that the Rev. w. -. +.
Trsfss and the Rev. A. f. Schaufer would make al.
droeres Owing, IL is eald, u snne difncuity hpou
Drocuring singers for the OCCASION those In enIso
suddsnly determined tn postpone thi anhI ss 4;
indcfntcly and notice given TO that , .noc.
the tabernacle last Sunday and at the Wcmon ,
Temperance meeting Monday. AS, ho~esetsne Po' -
sonen,It was not announced In the newspaHis, ~
Jailed to reach large number OF persons. s ,s
nhtsined permis son from the Rev: Dr Iayior uS9
the building the ministers present oeciaeu
Dnss%t. good many. however had gone away De OF
{or this conclusion WAS reached, The Rev. Dr anl
Vse Csef Droside1 After singing the hy%n nv ss
Rev. Mr. Parks Of the Fulton Street ksfoT,nee
Church. The Rev. q. II. Griffin, OF the ConHrga
tionsi Church at Milford. N; j. made an azores reg
basrd on the sentence. "A little child snail 'ena
themr Addresses were also made by the hev mi'
Lansing, Of Brooklyn. and the Rev. Henry Ma'u'e'
Of Jersey City.
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DED STAR LINE. ,,.,,,

III I'll
IL United STAIRS aud Royal belgian Natl steamer
EVERY SATURDAY FOR Ak1W hHP.
Tho splendid. hrst class. full 'powrred steamers
crDI.ItIASD SRtundaJ May II, D. m
o. IaND ........ Saturday May 81 a III.
saloons a,Aaroous smoking and bath Alnidshlps
hocond cabin accommodation Loouod
StAtrroOms all nn main deck.
No horses, oattlu sheep or pigs oArrl"l
tooond cabin. 500; prepaid. t55; excursion. 800
$40. prepaid ~; excursion. S4J %.
PETEKWliIGnr SONS, 0enl Aga % broadway ~ T.
ROTTERDAM LINE.
IN steamers leave WArSON'S STORES Brooklyn
NSTERDAM wednesday MAJ ~ =. y "a
lst CABIN SO "a cabin, steerAge. f26 stser-
age Kottorism prepaid, S2A H. CkIAU y Gen; AgI
III south William ST. fUNCH, EDiE CO. n South " III
iAm-st. Freight Agts l. W. hoRIlA 90 broadway o. r. A
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AMI ROY Al MAIL HIEAMEH3
POR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOrCE-Ths steamers OF this Line Aks Tho Lane Route,
recommended BY Lieutenant Maary, u D. M on both the
outward End hofnewArd voyAgeA
CELTIC, Capt Dlsade Tbursday NAY ~ p m
BRITANSIC, capt Perry Saturday. May 81 ll;JO m
bALTIC, Capt PArsol Ihnr-aay' NAY NAY 70 p ~
PROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
hs.o Ar, ~, uniform And unsurpassed in aP
rooms amdship where the nolso and moon Are
fell Hnorns degrOe OF ooniors hitherto
ARHTEs-ssoon $40 and $780, Return ticket. favor.
AHA terms etssrge the Old Country $50 prom New
ghs.s steamers earn neither cattls sheep nor pgs
Por nspecn OF plans aud other tnformAuon apply al the
Company onoeA No 81 Broadway. neg nn1r1a Axnnl
c. l. BARTLETT 4 Ca, AFsnt4 Destoos;
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THE CREVASSg 1T ALSATIA. La.

VIcxsBURa, Miss, May 1.-THE captain Of
sAe ssssar Daan Adams confirms tho Of tho break
I'm tia veo nj Alfalfa La The break about 200 yards
wide and IA spreading rapidly. Tho water is running
through with great ySoctty, and there In little prospect
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THE COST OF PATENT INFRINGEMENT.

BOsToN, May 1.-THE report OF Thomas
William Clark ma Master in Chanoery TO whom was 70
ferred the suit OF Helen NJ. Mcdonald against John
Shepard ct al has Just been made This was suit be
cn IN the Circuit Court OF the United States, Massa
chusctts District August, 1876, against the firm OF
ehepard NorweIl Co.. Of this city, for an infringe
ment OF patent skrtrrotector the property OF the
plaintiff decree made In the plaintiffs favor last
October and order for M account was Issued tho
skirtprotector sold by Shepard, Eorvel Co was aso
sold by many other firms and was manufactured by 81
denbcrg a. Co. OF Ncw-York. 5idenberg x Co gave To
purchacrs their goods guarantee OF indemnity from
losses or damages which they might incur or become
liable for through selling them. Tho question for tho
Mater 10 decide waA assessment OF damagce npon
The defendants in due proportion to their sales The re-
MORT that the whole business OF Sdrnbcrg 20
during time Of infringement wac S22oOn of when
tho busin,ss In BOSTON from fourth Ia one hnh
The Master hoda-and this Ia the important feature of
the rerort-tat all the damage caused Ivy an infringing
manufacturer by putting into the market through dea-
lrrs infringing goods Ia liable Ia he ass-@ed against any
Of The dealers 10 whom he haa given bond Of iudem
nifty lie accordingly finds; That tho defendants. Dy
the selling OF the Sdcnhcrg goods under bond 81 IN
dcmnity responsible Tor all the goods made by sdeh
hcr and that those slles damaged complainant 10 the
amount OF more than SJO,OOO.'
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GAMUEL HAMILTON.

HARTFORD, Conn, May I1.-SamueI Hamil-
ton wealthy citizen OF Hartford. died yesterday at the
age OF eighty three years He was born IN Chester hh@S
ana had resided In Hartford since 1923. lie leaves
cstats cot mated at over $JOOOO0.
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ma others who hive been "stalwarts heretofore.
The business Of the meeting was chiefly the consde.
afn OF from Twelfth Ward against the sit-
ting enbcrs The regular meeting Of the commit
tee " IN lie held In September
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INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEFSSrDWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICh.-The ,loa.neis Of thu Limo Lako Lieutenant
Lane ruuiss At al soa-lnS "i he b'-4t
titN 81 I'D ,iNirXB SATURDAY. MAY Is. 3 p. m.
,.i.i.v NJ woNTrtAi TIfI II~BAN. Man ~. Ia A 10
,.irV ~ ufKfTS .... SATURDAY. May -. 8 p.
,.i1.v up UItifNSt,IS ll>bAH June .
cry UF 'Ill STIR ~ KIN 10 Jun IL > pm
fr,n Per ~. n n. foot of 'harlton7t
CABIN 4-p 500 Return iickrtSon iasofahlH t"fnA
hTtI HAGf. ~ IIrtHi go IrauS ut lowest taioA
hAnuns s'arroonS smoking aud bath t'nn- auiishipA
hrsr steamers 20 ioi cary "t'il" -hcrpo rig- -,
JOHN t.. DALE, AE'It. - ans fi Bro~l~ay, y y
rEl.l -lnhIl uhc ~ 10 ouulu ~ -
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Cost ano founo.

DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank book No.
IA reonssi>d 10 return II 70 bank
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GUIO\ LINE; .r.rr. ,.,, srr,vrn.

~ TSiTED SThT ~ HAtf STEAmIR~.
FOR ltEIS0TUWN AND liNEkfODiA
LEAVING llI - = H.. fu''i - King u
wIsroSSIN .... Iur-laj Nay l.. a m
NINfBA .......... 1u,esiaJ. May "a. Ia o. b.
\ u"-'AN Aal 81. ..'pa VI
NNDNGSS .--.----.--- ln'a-'iay. j Az, > IA
ARIZONA ....-...... 10 "l''' 'l'' ., '. w.
those si~aner- buit 81 iron. In wNiHr ht con-
TED furnished i''Iui-fs IL
the pa.sirr acro-- the Atlantic both safe nnd aspsu" hAH
inr bathroom suol r,rut draw ing room. piano sul
library experienced surgeon. slow a-dsr ant fat'lW IN
zach steamer The all upper 4 ~ thus lnsut
81 all lAullrs NJ p,Usl NciAll 10
ai light ... 80, -. 4,
CAIN FASskGF according IN Siht"Opnh 500 ISL AMI
500. INTIIiMf iIAIl. SO SlII.iAtsl AT iuN f--Nt
orr iCI, 10. - bluAb"Nl. $500,
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NATIONAL TEMPERANCE WORK.

Tho anniversary OF the National Temperance 80
e;sty and Publication House was celebrated Tues
day. The annual meeting was held In the afternoon
nj No. SO Reade-st. William l.. Dodge presded'
J. N. Etear,s presented a report as corresponding
SECRETARY and publishing agent. and H. Is. speiuah
admitted the treasurrr's report. gift OF $2o.ooo
was announced from Mr.. Dodge. The officers elected
were William T. badge. president j. NJ Stoarns'
secretary and number of vice-prtsidents, among
whom were General o. o. Howard, Clinton H. Fisk
Neal Dow, ii. W. Blair, K. Is. Vance. and Schuyler
Colfax.
Among those ON the platform at the evening meet
sn1 at t}e broadway Tabernacle were the Rev.
f1rs Or1niston w. w. Newell &. l.. Wells. ID. G.;
Baboock. o. II. Tiffany and w. w: Atterbury, and
Peter Carter, ii. b. Spclman, William L. wilkins
aud T. A. Brouwer. William T.. D.sige rcsided and
made short address. The Rev DIR: o. H. tiffany.
of Philadelphia made address on the evils OF IN
temperance A series of resolutions was adopted con
Grstulxting the society the sof its work III
The past year. referring u the passage OF prohb'"y
iawsLy the Of North Car9iina and kansas
and appealing to President Garfield for an enforce
rnent OF the order prohibiting the sale OF Intoxicating
Ii lot at military posts. Dr. T. T. Skinner, OF
Raleigh N. c., spoke of the efforts that have been
made ~ secure prohibitOry law IN North Carolina
and of the success met with. The people oil the
State ne said would vote next fall on the question
of rstifyinx the prohibitory lava Mr. Dodge offered
10 nay the OK penses of speaker during the can
yass and collection WAS taken to assist the object
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MONARCH LINE.

MONARCH LINE.
WI SEW YORK ami LONDON
splendid new fast steamers.
Ita,rdir Adjoining I'i,oniA Perry. Jersey civ
Assyrtan Mpnirrn. MAY - trlur Monarch. Nay -
Persian Monarch May ~ Saxon Monarch. Jun" =
Superior lAiou TOR saloon It-~"u+rf- - f"'t
m pti st"'tis" % low ti
splendid steamship AS'tiiui h"n.t'l Sailing
ThussJ, l.th May, can accommodate 10" more hAoOh
passcnEcrf With Clpirr outside ROOMS
Apply W The gonorh agents.
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Otcdn Steamers.

A NCIIOR LINE u. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
N NEW. YORK AND GLASGOW.
From rinr No 20. North River. New YORK
IL, .. fuTno--ia. hdy =. u m
Ethiopia MAY - noon 1919 80, - W., ~. 49,. " "
These Steamers do not carry cattle shsp "r PICS
Caluus ~ FpcuT Ipn tickets ~ reduced rates.
second cabin. so. St"eras' 81
sEW.YORK To LONDON DIRECT
From PIER SO ~ North Rvrr foot Of Charles At
Bolivia MAY II. u q. "a tnlra ~ :, ''i
as -Gi Excursion tickets az re'iice'l fN
HENDI.Ia-ON BIOTIiElLo. Agent, bo"iing-tftth
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Excursions.
Hlarbls auA Slate Manisls.

WOOD AND SLATE MANTLES.-The most
ss,,, y':4 - f ssl ri IS. 70 w. - s:s
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nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

4 sailing from PAR foot OF Canal 81. NORTH RIVER,
For Fran, iscu. VIA lsthuius 81 Panama
coION saturday. I. noon
Connecting for Central md Snuih America aud McKloo
PROM san Francisco u 1pAu and China . a.
CRY 81 TOXIC Thur day, may - p M
PROM Francisco Honolulu. Now Ioaand and Aus
tTslla
bF SYDNEY saturday June ], " p IN
ar On arrival ~ London malls NJ Francisco.
furw aried tn SAN FRANCISCO. ~ANnNlll u
ISLANDS. JAPAN. CA Ma. NEWIEALhNp, AUSTRIA
LA. rOUIH AMERICA. CENTRAL AMERICA aud
MINlCO. o.
panys Onioe Pior foot Of canal 81, North ltivof
P~"' NJ. LI.AY.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
FOURTH CALI O'Clock r. VI.
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.

SAN Francisco. May l0-Thc following are
tho closing official prices Of mining stocks:
Tod YnstsrtAY. To-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
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