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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-23

management reflected the highest credit upon
all concerned. The following programme
was well executed in every respect:
Song, Where Is Thy Refuge" schools; recitations;
song, "Polar Star" schools; defamation, " Idle
Ben,' BERTHE Stewart; dialogue, Little Vesuvius,'
six girls; defamation, 1.-THE Lips" &C., Hattie
Turner; SONGS Where Is My Wandering Boy?"
&C.. schools; dialogue, Paying Calls" F. Taylor
and L. Racks; defamation, My Darling's Shoes
S. Terry; essay, The Duty of Pupils" &C., A.
Smoot; song, Come" T. Bland and schools;
defamation, " The Church Organ" jamie Brown;
dialogue, " Not as Bad as 1t Seems" G. Jackson
and others; defamation, katie Lee and Willie
Gray" F. Taylor; song, The Angel at the Portal"
schools; defamation, "After Scool" S. Harris !;
dialogue, Our Little Girls, Bland and NJ. Bulls;
defamation, Sound Advice" D. Ross; dialogue,
Before and After the Scenes" S. Robinson and
others; parting song schools Trustee Wormley
was present throughout the closing exercises and
aided materially in the general success which at
tended the schools under his charge. Rev. Mr..
Smith, of the Congregational Church, and others
addressed the schools in the most complimentary
manner
PRESCOTT BUILDING.
The scholars (white) in this building under the
leadership of Misses Wolcott and Nichols, were
fully up to the high standard attained by the
county schools, and the pupils are deserving of
special mention for their decorum, patience, and
advanced scholarship. The rooms were crowded
by the parents and friends of the pupils, and the
opinion generally expressed was highly compli-
mentary to the ladies in charge. Among those
present were ex-TrusteeS Holland and Galley and
Mr. L. S. Emory.
SOLDIERS HONE.
Mr.. W. E. Nalle, principal, and Miss Wineberger
associate, was admirably managed. The pupils
were quick in their answers and correct to a de-
gree that was highly gratifying to the large num-
Der of parents and friends present. The pro-
gramme was of a very select character, and the
manner in which it was carried out elected the
highest encomiums from Rev. Mr.. Buck, Super
vising Principal Keene, and Trustee Wormley
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Prominent Arrivals.

Ebbitt.-Samuel Seabury, U. S. "; William H.
Morse, Brooklyn, y. V; Boyd Eliot, New York
James b. Cahoon, U. s. N, ]. G. Thompson, Column
bus, Ohio; w. p. jerks, Philadelphia, Pa: c. p.
George, U. S. N; ]. p. Wright, William W. HeatOn,
L. s. A; Paymaster ]. s. Cunningham, L. S. n.
IIiperiaI.-F T. Carson, Chicago; ]. N. Perry,
Richmond; T. L. Bartholomew, Bridgeport. Conn.,
T. c. Beake, F. Duffy, New York; (. Newbrough,
Philadelphia; T. II. Clark, U. s. N. A. j. Armstrong,
New York; George A Smith, Virginia.
ST. Lamcs.-Charles Tete, NJ. J. DOhan, Phila-
delphia; ]. n Tremain, Milwaukee, W. II. Macy.
New York; William ]. Kuser Reading, Pa; F.
Crosby. Boston; ]. NJ. Hunter, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Robert w. Curtis, Dayton, Ohio.
MefrOpO1itnn.-P. +. Smith, Norfolk, Va; d. II.
Deas, Charleston S. c.: john Williams Fayetteville,
y. C.; \. NJ. Mac<ey, South Carolina; o. B. Stevens,
Georgia; ]. c. Chapman, England; Edw. P. Dan
bridge, Winchester, Va.
Esiess.-A. 5. Hatch, r. D. Gretty, New York; C.
G. Henderson, L. s. N; NJ. NJ. Shoemaker Cinc;n-
natl; ]. n. Williamson, II. s. Williams, New Jersey.
AriinSfOn.-H. ]. Johnston, New York; Hon. F.
HiscOck, W. b. Smith, VI. Seton, Syracuse, N Y; J.
Sloan, Baltimore ; H. d. Atwood. Boston.
WOrmiey's.-J. t. Young, Philadelphia; L. T.
Grant, Kansas Civ,
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County Schools

The most marked improvement in the
public schools of the District Of Columbia is with
out doubt observable in the county schools, es-
pecally in the colored schools, and it was never
more apparent than the year just closed. The
pupils not only showed a marked improvement in
their studies, but degree of neatness in their APP.
pcarance which was in the highest degree COM
mendable. The colored schools in the
GILL BUILDING,
taught by Misses Mckinney, Strange, and Page,
closed with all the ceremony attending like ex-
am inations in the city. Addresses were delivered
at the close by Professor Storum Professor George
W. Cook, of Howard University, and Mr.. Peters, of
the Census Office.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY CoLoRED SCHOOL,
Mr.. R. c. Morse, principal; associate teachers,
Miss Bette Cox, Miss Alice Johnson, and Miss
Brown, presented a beautiful appearance The
pupils were neat and orderly, and exhibited de-
gree proficiency in their studies that was highly
gratifying. The room, large hall, was tastefully
decorated with choice flowers, and the whole
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-23
GEORGETOWN Co,ored Schools.

The closing exercises of the schools in the fifth
subdistrict of the seventh division Georgetown,
were of very interesting and entertaining
character. The pupils, with their neat appear
ance, completely covered the defects in the old,
dilapidatcd building in which they assembled
and the exercises fully up to the standard of
more favored localities. The principal in charge,
Miss A. I. Howard, and the following corps of as
sistant teachers, Misses II. A. Martin, L. A Fisher
Parthenia Woodson, E. r. Lewis, A. W. Ringgold,
E. N. Armstead, n. Brooks, Jennie V. Morris, and
E. " Chase are deserving of the highest praise for
the excellence attained by them during the school
torn
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GOnznEa COLLEGE.

The twenty fourth annual commencement of
Gonzaga College took place in the hall, near St,
Aloysius' Church, last evening, in the presence of
a large number of the friends of the students
Among those seated near the stage were: Very
Rev. R. W. Brady, provincial of Maryland and New
York; Rev. Father jenkins, ex- president of Con-
zaga College, Rev. C. Lancaster, S. j., of Leonard
town, Nd; Very Rev. Father Brouillet, Rev. S.
Cahill, Georgetown College; Rev. Robert Full
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District Brevities
The Wen.aer To-Day.

For the Middle 1tlantic States, including
the District Of Columbia, fair t0eher, uardbIe lCfnds
mostly sOuterly; stationary or higher temperature and
barometer.
The thermometer yesterday registered as follows:
a. m 600; II a m, GO; p. m, 73o; p. n, $50;
9 p. M, Go; II p. NJ, Gle; maximum, 76o; mini
Num- 500
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-23

ing. line of goods will be offered Of unexeep-
tionable style and finish. Remember, no olu OF
shop-worn garments, but all of last seasons make
Some rare bargains may be expected. An elegant
assortment of Oyercoats and Business SUITS 70 Sc
Iect from. Such lines of goods as are sold at auc
prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-23

Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning
and delivered in 1l5. Ward prints, at &c- per ID
Also cottage cheese &C. per ball; buttermilk &C. per
quart, and sweet milk, sc. per quart
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A TRUE TONIC.

IRON BITTERs are highly recommended for -oH
Diseases requiring certain and efficient tonfe' e.
peciaRy Indigestion Dyspepsia, Intermittent Ferers,
Want Of appetite, Loss Of Strength Lack Of Energy,
dc. Enrches the blood, Strengthens the muscles, and
gfres nesv life to the nerves They act lie charm on
the digestive organs removing al dypepttc symptoms,
such as tasting The food belchg heat in The stomach,
heartburn, DC The only Iron Preparation that Tell
not 6acken the teeth or 9ipe headache. Write for The
Book, 50 pages, amusing and aseG reading, sent
free.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
wIlhofE's Fever and AGue Tonic
For Cs and Ferer and all Diseases caused By mad
rial poisoning OF the blood 4 tcdrrantcd Price
81. For sale by al druggists IFh6S
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nT,rnnY DnirY Wa~nna.-'

THE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing, watches, jewelry, etc. Call or address
Herzog, sos Ninth ST., near Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-23

You can publish a three-line advertise
ment of want rent for SALE lost, three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
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CITY ITEMS.
Roasted Coffee

quickly becomes tough and parts tci its aroma, and
dbsoros Impurities 1Een erposed 10 The air. To retain
its full strength aud arOr for gears in any climate and
TO preret he roldt=g effects Of hot toeoer tce pack
it Immediately after roasting IN our Tin Foa pound
pdcka9es-j0r tohic hare the exclusive patent on
Roasted CoSees for The United States-tus Dramatically
scaling and excluding donlpness more efec!ualy Than
By any other process offered to The trade.
J. B. LAzEAR & Co.,
Roasters and Jobbers of Coffee
123 Front Street, New York, and
&C exchange Place, Baltimore.
Special Auction Notice.
On Friday, June D. at I0a. m. and o. m at the
" Famous" No. 400 Seventh street will be held an
exclusive and ncremptory sale of Winter Cloth
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New Summer Arrangement
Norfolk and New York Steamers.
The Steamer Lady OF. the Lake

The Steamer Lady of the Lake
will leave her wharf foot Of Sixth street every Mon
day Wednesday and Friday, at 80 clock m touch
ing at Pney Point, Point Lookout. ana Fortress Mon
roe.
Beginning May 1851, Excursion Tickets. good for
four days will be issued follows:
Firs[-claSs Round Trip 10 Fortress Monroe and
= 70
SCCOnd-claSS each way ..-....... 49,. .- . 7 -
lrst-CSS Fare to Pney Point and Fl. Lookout. I .
FiTst-ciaSS Round Trip 10 Piney Point and Point
.OOkOut. > 70
SeCOnd-ClsS each
StaterOOms, 81. Meals, - cents.
Returning, leave Norfolk Tuesdays, TEUrsdayS-l1
Saturdays at p.
Tickets and staierOOms can be secured at general
Office, Gl3 Fifteenth street in the National NeJrupC
tan Bank building At the Office. Sixth street wharf
THE NEW YORK STEANGERS.
John Gibson and l. G.. Knight. will resume tletr
trips leaving Pier A, Fast River New York. every
Saturday, at p M, and Georgetown every FRIDAY, s5
a m. For particulars apply 10 Agent, IS Wa-lc
street, Georgetown.
ALI RED WOOD. Secretary,
apaJ- CIS Firecf,fh Street
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TEN CENTS for EACH MESSAGE
No Charge Made Unless The Call is Answered.

Barker. J. W. Stoves. 4OI Seventh street southwest
City Hall, west wing.
Ferguson, r. e. Drug Store. Second street and Penn
SylvaBia avenue southeast.
t1ckln, {. H. Drug Store 1850 Thirty second street.
Helphcnstine, R. X, Drug Store, Ebbtt House.
Helphensline, r. H. Drug Store, j26 Seventh street
southwest.
KosS f W. Drug Store 300 Seventh street, corner
Boundary
RiIlman. VIM. H.. Grocer, cor Fo nth and i streets
northwest,
Lewis. $ E, Drug Store. corner Fourteenth and
streets.
Muirhead & Co. Coal Office. 1872 Fourteenth street
moore, Charles F. Drug Store, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Seventeenth street northwest.
National Capital Telephone Company. 1888 r street.
National Republican Business Office PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, near Thirteenth street.
Nourse, C. H., Il Co. Drug Store corner Ninth ana
streets.
Premiss G A, Drug Store, corner Seventh and SIS.
Reinleln. Paul, Drug Store. corner Ninth ana SIS
Scala, W; +. Drug Store. 5OI East Capitol street
SImms q O. G. Drug Store corner Fourteenth street
and New York avenue northwest.
Smith, \. b.. Coal and Wool Gil New York avenue
northwest.
Thompson. w. 8, Drug Store Fifteenth street oppo-
site Treasury Building.
Wanstall John Son Stables. SIS and ST. Nineteenth
street.
Winner Charles A. Printer, corner Thirteenth ano F
streets northwest.
Zug, J. +. Coal and Wood 81 Rhode Island avenue
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NOW OPEN,

The Washington Swimming School.
New York ave, bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth Sts
II is now generally conceded that we have not 0r,
the largest but the best arranged and best lated
NATATORIUM in this country. and that we can
keep the water st a pleasant temperature. We viii
be pleased furnish full particulars in regard ID
hours and prices AT the box-ofice at any time.
ipI0Ct GEO 4 KELLY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-23

Only Turkish bath in the city, 500 f ST., near Ju
dietary So. Best shampOoer this side of New York
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lDdlly-
tDailY except Sunday.
MORNINE

MOHsN l-NO.
IN. .Phila. and Bait.
ex.. 30
iPhila., Bait. and way 6:::223
fPiItsb'g, Columbus,
Gin. and st. Louis. $50
fPhila. and n. y. eX- 1:35
Bait. and way stains $50
Ered'k, Point of Rocks
and way stations. SD
Bait. and Annap- ex--. $50
MartinSburg and IIa-
gerStOWn ac. Met.
branch } .................... 9:i5
iBalt. and way stains
(Annap. on Sund'yl 1920
tBalt. eX ....--..--.---.------lU-'5O
Bait. and Laurel eX-.ll:3O
Trains marked 7 daily.
daily except Sunday.
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rhe National safe-Dcpos:t Com
The Shesid Rnfhs.

corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue. con-
tinues to receive valuGbleS of all descriptions Tor
safe keeping at very low rates.
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THERE WILL BE A GRAND
Masonic Picnic and Celebration.

in honor of the festival of ST. John the Baptist BIZ
WARREN LODGE, No. s, F. a. A. n,
AtGALES' WOODS. FRIDAY, June 81 1851
If not fair day will continue to next fair day. 2-s
nAILY EXCLUSION OF STEAMER ARROW
i smith TO Lower Cedar Point and BlackStOn dur
ing JUNE, JULY, and AUGUST. Leave Seventh
street wharf daily, except Wednesday, at 10 m
returning at $50 d. Fare round trip Soc SUNDAY
q. mpnlS Soc each. Leave SUNDAY At S a. M. elI--
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Iron Filters.

The "Ten-Minuie" Cigarettes,
All Tobacco, Havana Filters are the best No paper
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DR. Rovee-s Turkish Bath

Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. 903
street. Only fTst-class bath in the City.
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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS,
CORRECTED TO MAY g. 1881
Baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner
Sixth and 3 streeI&.
TLslIy tNCtpI 0UHU.iy,
Baltimore and Ohio Depot, corner New
LerneH aEenue AID {, straeA-
EVENING.

EVENING.
Bait. Annapolis and
way StatiOnS............ l:I0
tCin. and 81. Louis. 2-05
baltimore and way. BOO
Baltimore and way 40
n. Y. and Phila- ex-.- Al
Bait. and Laurel eN.-. $40
Piedmont, Fred K, Ha-
gerstOwu, Point OF
Rocks and way $40
fBalt., Annap. u way 6:3I
Staunt'n & Valley eI. 7:2O
iBalt. and way stat ms 80
tBalt..L Laurel and Hy-
attSViile eX-....-....-...- 9-OJ
tChicaCO, Columbus
and PittSburg eX---. 9-35
Sunday only. Other trains
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l-ciitSS e'tch way
StaterOOnlS. 81. Me.,Is Il

Freight received until y. IN.
The steamer Will extend her trips 10 ticOrge-p.rn
every Monday, stopping at Uartley's Wharf
IlcEets and SlateTOOmS be had and I1tHr'i-.-
Ton checruly furnished al r. W. Reeds sons, l-F
street northwest Cooks Tours, lI3I Pennsylvania Az
enuei w y Roses cigar stands At The principal H
lelSi H. x PUlkinhOrnS next To City IUSt-Ollcc a1-
at The Coinp3ny's office. foot of seventh street.
GEORGE MATTINGLN Superintendent
WILLIAM Z. WEIGH, Agent. ua-l
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For Norfolk, Portsmouth. Fortress
Monroe, and the South.
THE STEAMER

GG . r GE IL Al z,
carrying The United States Mail,
will leave her wharf, foot Of Seventh street.
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS at 5:SJ o.. pa. AMI
SAIUR DA Us al p. m, stopping ut PI$EN POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT going, and returning
Returning, leaves Norfolk Wednesdays, Fr. Jays
and Sundays. at p. III.
Beginning May ], ISL Excursion Tickets good for
four days Will be- issued as follows
First class Fare 10 Fortress Monroe and \OrfJS - %
FIrSt-c class Round Trip to Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk ........... g %
Second class each wiy-- .- ] 81
FTst-claSs Fare To Pncy Point and n. IOrA1It- y
Lookout - O''-' 50
Saf.Or 4. ,cy,,
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wrlhoft's Fever and Ague Tonic

BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
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J. B. LAzEAR & Co.,
Roasters and Jobbers of Coffee,
SPECIAL AnctIon Notice.

rs Front street, New York, and
&C Exchange Place, Baltimore.
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Special 21ofices.
Rge WASHINGTON, DC,

RRe EMMA NJ GILLETT. NOTARY PUBLIC.
k9 Government CLAIMS and ConveyanCing. Office,
Howard Law School Rooms, Second National Bank
I5nlldng. Office hours a. 10 .. le20-lmt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-14
MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY, Nov. 13-P NJ
The improved tone noticed in Fridays mining
stock markets did not possess sufficient staying
power to hold cod over yesterday, and prices were
weak and generally closed with declines from IL
day evening Robinson Consolidated continued
active but after early sales at 10i2G 1893 declined
to 1Oa1Ols and Chrysolyte was ls lower at t. WINE
Iron Silver was strong at 202.05. The state Lines
again were weak; and 3 declined from ~
TO S15a22O; l and 4 from % TO oo
ass cents, and Oriental and Miller from
Gi to 5SdG1 cents. South Pacific fell lOS
TO III and recovered to 8. Green Mountain
was in better demand on the declaration OF the
usual monthly dividend and closed strong at 30 :;
but there more sales of Gold Stripe at 80 cents
and Mariposa sold at 2l. The COmstOcks were dull
hut steady in prices.
The Tip Top Silver Mining Company has declared
dividend No. of 20 cents per share, PAYABLE on the
2jth inst. The transfer agents, the Farmers Loan
aud TruSt Company will pay on stock registered III
Ncw-YOrk. Transfer books close the 18th inst.
The HOmcstake Mining Company has declared
dividend of 100000 tor the month of October
making Sl,170O0O 10 date-pavabe at Wells,
Fargo * Co.'s, No. 60 Broadway. on the Goth inst.
Transfer books close on the 10TH
HOmestIke completed accounts for September
show net bullion proceeds 2,540; expenses,
making total surplus F2l G,Gl4 on September 30.
Product of Ontario Mining Company for SIX
days November, $4,000; and of Custer mine,
Idaho, 3 days November $l.345 gold and 5,O33
ounces fine silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-14
late for preceding years:

The local money market for call loans OH miscel-
Ianeous colaterals hardened through the week, and
the common rate was per cent, but there were
exceptions every day at lower rates, and yesterday
the closing rate was about per cent. Time loans
when obtained command per cent and "A broker
age but when Governments are pledged as collateral
easier terms are obtained. Tue offerings of con-
tinued 3l2s to the Treasury on Wednesday amounted
only to g., 800. On the other hand the Treasury
receipts from revenues not as great they
several weeks ago. The South is likely 10 draw
pretty heavily on the East for funds in the fu-
ture New-YOr funds at New-Orleans are 50 80 to 50
discount for commercial bills and par for bank
drafts Savannah quotes SsG ls discount, and
Charleston 5-16 discount to par At st. Louis and
Chicago New-York funds are rs cents premium, and
at Boston par The foreign exchanges we're a little
more active and sales higher, being firm at the
following quotations for actual business: Bankers
bills: sterling, "a sl0$4 s1l2 and 81 S5G$4 s5i9
for long and short sight Respectively francs,
5.249sG5 30 and 5.20G520's; Ieichmarks, ola
and 95ls; and guilders. 39sl and 40d lois.
The week was broken by the Intervention of tho
election holiday. Bat the business at the Stock
Exchange was large. and the markets were kept in
an excited condition all the week through. There
were the usual number of runors a1oat, most Of
which found believers one day and were forgotten
the next giving place to newer and more inter
esting ones. The question of advanced railway
RI es for freight was less than usually factor n
the situation; the movements of grain TO the east
ward having shown large falling of from whas
they were before the nominal advances were
made month ago, and much heavier
decline as compared with the same time last year.
The receipts of all grains for the week ended No
vember IL at Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston
were only SS55S2 bushels against receipts OK
26S6, 900 bushels for the same time last year, and
the receipts by railroad at New-York were l. l63,62o
against . l20332 for the same week of last year.
The shipments from Chicago and Milwaukee Tor the
same week this year were only 2, l69,47O bushels
against 3. 705 OH bushels last year. But this DO
cline in the movement should not be ascribed to the
advance in sales, but rather to the fact that the
elevators at the East nearly full and tho
light demand for exports makes little room
for new arrivals. Furthermore, there are indications
of another speculation at Chicago which, II con-
tpued will tend To block the movement To tho sea-
board During the week the price of wheat mas
recovered about cents of lis recent decline corn
2 cents pork 81, 20 and lard 10 cents.
Government bonds were in active demand duiha
the whole week, aud their prices made lmportaIs
advances. For the continued u.s. the DDS arc
higher; for the continued 5s. l the i2s . ana inc
As per cent. State bonds were less acuve, pus
| Tennessee Ga were stronger and sold up 70 II
| The Arkans as railroad honda were neRiecseo' p@A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-14

new shaft and fine current Of air now enables inc
miners to do better work The ore from TINS nine
can be sent to mill at very slight expense 90 the
main tunnel. nj. O,NooI
mine are in place. Fine ore is being stopeo HYH u
the lower levels of the mine The Eagle mill \, IS
running on ore from this mine, and bullion VIII no
shipped in few days. =. 81
1T is reported that the Grand Prize NINE AZ
Tuscarora, seventy miles north of here has oee az
tached for $50 900, and everything shut down."
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Corporation Noiltc5.

A UCTION SALE of Unclaimed Property ;
"a Police Department. \. =. cy. Vantassei q keaney,
miscellaneous articles For particulars city Record for
sale az No city Hall.
NOTlCE.-PrOposalS for removing old struc-
and for building crib bukhead COenties slip,
H. r. VIII bo received by the Department OF Docks 1T and
ll9 Duanest until "wednesday, November % 1881, &C ~
o'clock For full information tho city Record copies
for sale at No. = City Hall.