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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-03-13
Use DEANS Best Roasted Rio and lava Mixed
For Sale BY all GrOcers.
Another Nashville Editor Re.
tires.

Another Nashville Editor Re.
tires.
Nashville Banner, Ill
Our RETIRING EDITOR, = Upon
severing his connection with the Ban
ner to day, DR.. w. NJ. Clark was the
recipient of handsome silver service
from Eis old associates, which gift he
acknowledged in the following words:
To My FRIENDS OF THE BAN
NER":
When the necessity of parting from
you, after all these years of labor and
intercourse, forced itself on me, by the
inexorable decree of fate, | did not
anticipate how sad the parting would
be, at least to me. But the pang OF
separation is made less poignant by
your kindly sympathy and friendship,
as expressed to me by you, accompa.
MED by the beautiful memento, SO
thoughtfully conceived. The intrinsic
value Of the gilt is tar over balanced by
your words of amity and your mani
festations of kindly interest in my
welfare. This, too, coming from
men with whom | have been so init
mately associated, will be doubly pre-.
cious to me in my retirement. 1t is
human nature for men with differing
views and temperaments to disagree
sometimes with each other in opinions,
but when | do reflect that nothing
has, in ell our long intercourse
transpired to interrupt, for one mo
ment. our harmony or sever our
friendship, | assure you my friends
Of the Banner" this affords me the
most sincere pleasure. We came to-
gether as strangers, we part as friends,
| had almost said as lovers, for men
who have fought, suffered reverses,
and shared prosperity together. can
lily content themselves to use the
hackneyed word, friend" except in
its most endearing sense. In the
journey Of life, still before us, let us
continue to cherish that feeling to
ward elch other, that, when we lay
aside this mortal tenement, we will
again meet as immortal associates 10
the realms of bliss above.
Farewell to each one Of you, nay
dear friends of the Banner, y and may
the good God forever bless you.
W. M. CLARK.
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WALL STREET.
Secretary FOIger 20 Issue a Call
for Bonds.

New YORK, March 13.-There are
indications that the bears, who have
been talking down the credit Of indi-
viduals and firms, will find themselves
In hAt water this week. Some Of the
rumors lately circulated have been
traced to a responsible source Cat least
In one case) apologies have been re-
fused, and steps toward legal proceed
ings have been taken. 1t is stated
that prominent bear operator will be
called upon to rrove statements which
he is alleged to have made concerning
a prominent firm.
A private dispatch from Washing
ton says Secretary Folger will issue a
call for bonds this afternoon.
1t is reported on good authority
that an agreement for pooling the
earnings of the cable companies has
been ratified in London, with the ex-
ceptiOn of some details, which will be
perfected early this week.
The earnings of the Union Pacific
roa increased $25O,OOO thus far in
March.
AT the Stock Exchange this morn.
ing prices opened generally lower,
with a bearish feeling prodomina-
ting.
II a.m.-Wheat about Be higher
and fairly active aud strong.
The stock market opened ! to 2 pei
cent lower than Saturdays closing
the latter for New Jersey Central
while Manhattan Elevated was II pei
cent higher. In the early dealings .
decline of ! to per cent took place
In the general list, and New JERSEY
Central fell off II per cent. This wal
followed BY an advance of / to 8 pei
cent, in which the New Jersey Cen
tral, Missouri Pacific, Delaware
Lackawanna & Western, Western
Union, Lake Shore and Louisville 6
Nashville were the most prominent
New Jersey Central subsequently fel
off ] per cent and advanced II pc
cent, and Louisville & Nashville de
clincd ! per cent and sold up to Il pc,
cent.
New YORK, March 13.-Prim,
mercantile 5 to 6 per cent discount
Bar silver ia. Exchange nominal
rates down per cent; actual business
S5l for long, l9l for sight. Govern
ment bonds unchanged. State bonds
dull and fraction higher Rsilroas
securities irregular. Boston & Hart
ford and Erie first mortgage bonds
per cent lower.
Stocks-After II o'clock the market
was moderately active. Prices fell of
J to II per cent, the latter decline
being in Reading stock New Jersey
Central sold up and declined q per
cent.
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Fires.


WINNEPEG, March 13.-A terrible
fire broke out this morning on the
west side of Main street next to the
Bank of Montreal. The loss will be
heavy. Still burning.
BIDDEFoRD, Me-, March 13.-The
Highland House and the Seaview
House were burned this morning.
Loss $4,000.
ST. Louis, March l3.-The st.
Louis Distilling COmpany's building
was destroyed by fire at o'clock this
morning. One thousand barrels Of
whisky was consumed. Loss on build
ing, $4,000; stock, about 100000
Almost fully insured.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-03-13

TERRE HAUTE, IND, March l3.-
On Saturday last Isaac Kendrick shot
his wife twice and killed her, at their
house, two miles east of Grant Station,
northeast Of this city. He remained
with the dead woman all night He
was arrested yesterday morning. He
was brakeman of bad reputation, and
was said to have been jealous of bis
wife.
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Several Thousand Lives Lost By
an Earthquake.

PANAMA, March 13.-Intelligence
has just been received here of an ap-
palling earthquake in Costa Rica.
Advices thus far received state that
four towns have been destroyed
These are Alauela, San Ramon,
Grecia and Henda. In Alsjuela alone
several thousand lives were lost.
Those left alive there are homeless.
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LIYernOoI Marker.

LIVERPOOL, March l3.-Bacon-
L.c., steady, 44s, Cd; $. c., steady, 49s
Lard Prime Western, dull, SIS, 3D.
Cheese-American choice, dull, IS.
Tallow-Prime city, steady, 42s. Corn
Mixed, steady, 6s, I'd; old, 5s, I'D
The new receipts of wheat this weak
from Atlantic ports was $4,000 bush
els Pacific ports, $1,000, and from
other sources 10000 of corn II ,25O
bushels.
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River kilograms

CAIRo, March 13,-Arrived: Guid.
ing Star, Cincinnati, 8 pm; Silver
Cloud, Evansville, 8; John A. SCud-
der, st. Louis, Z am; John B.
Maude, Memphis, noon. Departed:
Guiding Star, New Orleans, IL.
WHEELING, March 13.--River Is
feet 6 inches and falling.
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Murder in The Second Degree.

GRuNERvILLE, O., March l3.-A
jury has rendered a verdict Of murder
in the second degree in the case Of
A. NJ. Clemens, colored, charged with
the murder Of Charles Harris, white
man, at the village Of Tampico.
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Trustees Salo.

DY virtue oil deed of trust made to me as
ID trustee, hy Mrs. Annie Mark y, on the
18th March, 1878, and recorded in book 123, D ge
lSo, same Ty day IN the Register oihee OF Shelby
TO secure certain Indebtedness therein set
forth, aud default having been made, will,
according to the terms Of the deed and at the
request Of the beneficiary, between the hours
Of 10 m and nm on
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ADDITIONAL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, March 19, 2 pm. =
Cotton hardening. Uplands, 6 il 16d ;
Orleans, GHd. Sales to-day, 5000 bales.
Receipts, l2G0O bales all American. Flu
lures are steady.
NEW York, March IS, 242p.m-Cot-
ton firm and asking higher. Ordinary,
99SG good ordinary, l03lG low
midling, ll%c; middlirg, u Lice good
middling, Y 7-l6c middling fair, 1S g.
l6G fair, l3l5-l6c. Futures are steady at
to points above Saturdays closing
prices on the early months.
NEw ORLEANS, March 10, ll;3O am.
Cotton steady. Middling, llJsu. Sales
to-day, 800 bales. Receipts to-day, 1862
bales
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, March 13.-A correspon-
dent at Killarney says he believes
matters are rapidly mending in Ire
land. Numbers Of the tenants arc
coming forward to claim the advan-
tages Of the Land Act.
A farmer named Cornell and his
wife have been shot in the legs at
Feacle, County Clare, and are ex-
pected to die,
PARIS, March 13.-In the Senate
l45 to 80 adopted the resolution favor
ing the granting Of railway tickets for
legislators at nominal rates.
BERLIN, March l3. Six mass meet
ings were held here yesterday to pro
test against the tobacco monopoly bill.
One hundred thousand people at
tended.
RoME, March 13.-The Pope, in an
audience with Won Schloeserman, a
representative at the Vatican, yester-
day, said that if it only rested with
him, settlement of the question be-
tween Prussia and the Vatican would
have been already reached on all
points.
lRKUTsK, March 13.-Jackson, the
Herald correspondent, started north
yesterday. Lieutenant Danenhower
is expected to start for st. Petersburg
to day.
ST. PETERSBURG, March l3.-The
anniversary Of the assassination Of
Car Alexander was commemorated
to day by solemn service IN the cathe-
drals Of Sts. Peter and Paul.
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Hurnell to Death q the ngc oTI, I6il

CINCINNATI, March l3.-Tbo Times
Stars Greensburg, Ind, special says
the residence Of VIM. Stewart, fifteen
miles northeast Of that place, burned
Friday night, and Mrs. Mary McElroy,
aged one hundred and six years, Mr.
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A Strike Item and an inquest.
OMAHA, March 13.-Work was
resumed this morning on the contract
left by the strikers. The inquest on
Armstrong. the citizen who died from
a bayonet wound, is in prOgre s. Less
excitement prevails in the city than
was anticipated, the strikers having
thus far made no demonstrations.
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Mon-RanIdens RlotIea.


No. ss6-In tho Chaneery Court Of Shelby
eeuntv, Tenn.-h innie 0 Davis ct al VI.
EdW.rd P Williams ct al.
TT appearing from the amended b H., which
IA sworn to in this caai 9, that the defepd-
ant. Edward p Williams, james b Lake Jr,
Warearet Lake. IA Q Lee, MARY Lee, II K
5srth, Morgan NJ McAfee. Robort w McAfeo.
Aebe ,ca McAfee, Mary Lee, Jr, L Leu, Jr,
Willitm X Robertson, Tht mas Robertson,
Robert w Davis, Li1Hlt Davis,
ona L Davis, Robert Williams, An
nie q Williams. Rebecca Williams,
Davii Williams aud Edward wv Williams
are all uon-residenis OF the So 70 Of
Tennessee; n Is thereft re ordered that
they make their appearance heroln, AZ the
courthouse Of Shelby county, IN Memphisi
Tonn., on or before the first Monday In May,
1882, and plead, answer or demur 10 complain
ant nil. or the same viii be taken for con-
Fesssd as to them and set for hear ,ng ex-
parte, and that copy Of this order be pub
famed once week Tor four nucoesss-e weeks
In the Public Ledger. -
This 10th day Of March, lSSt-
a COPY so r j. BLACK, Clerk and u astsr
RvJM Bradley, d. q. x N.
Ciapp i Beard, and Gran 4 Cooper. .lol'rs
for complt. va <I
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Low Tax Stale Executive Conn
uiffIee,

The members of the low tax State
Executive Committee are called to
meet in Nashville, Thursday, March
23d, at s o'clock pm. for the purpose
of consultation. 1t is desired that a
full meeting of the committee be had.
DAVID +. WALLACE, Chairman.
McMinnville. March 6, 1882,
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AssIunes's SaIs--BOuk Accounts.

ON the 18th day Of March, ,1SS2,SATURDAY,
" will sell at public outcry, opposite No
29l Second street. to the highest bidder al the
uneolleeted accounts Of the late firm of George
AZ iTssu pIJpLEY FRAysER As.;.n..
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fully improved. The quartette.
Good Night" by Mrs. Mausford,
Miss Hunter and Messrs. Castner and
Refs, was by many considered the
crowning effort of the occasion. Dur
ing the evening Mr.. E. R. Harvey
gave two excellent recitations. Alto
gether the entert ,inment was a COM
plete and gratifying success. There
were several encores not enumerated
above and numerous elegant floral
tributes sent down from the audience.
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Married His Step-Dnughter.

The Pulaski Citizen says a rather
curious matrimonial complication has
been brought about on Folks creek,
near Lynnville, by the marriage of
William Miles to a Miss Brookshire.
The parties are all recently from Coffee
and Moore counties. Miles was sent
to the penitentiary several years ago
for crime and his wife, forgetting her
vows, incontinently deserted him and
ayailed herself of the law to rescind
the bonds Of union, and then married
Brookshire. Time sped and he was
released, and he straight way set about
bis revenge, which was to marry the
daughter of Brookshire, and after
much wooiug and tribulation he sue
ceeded last Friday in having the kuot
tied. Brookshire was furious and
swore he would have Miles scalp and
set after him with shotgun, but
Miles, covering his retreat with a
frowning muzzle, made good his escape
with his booty of love. Thus Miles
married his wife's tep-daughter, and
hence his own, and becomes his own
step.Son, his wife's brother, his own
father, son Of his old wife, brother to
his father in.law, and a terrible fool.
PUBLIC LEDGER bindery and lob
0thce, IL Madison street.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

NHE stated convosation ofPennRoyal @
j Arch Charter, No. q, will be held w
TONIGHT the 18th inst. at 714 o'clock, w
for disDatch. of business. Visiting companions
fraternally invited.
By order Of 9, W. MOsBY, ,M.E.H.P.
d. 0. TRADeR. Sen'y
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SECURITY

SECURITY
Building and Loan Association.
DEGULAR Monthly meeting Of thi. Asso-
Second. corner Of Court street, TUESDAY,
March IA, at 1880 o'clock, pm. Dues and
intere must be paid or fines will be enforced.
By order Of the Board
A. s, LIVERM0RE, President.
p. 3. JONEs, Secretary. III 70
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Congressman Reported Dying.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-Repre-
sentative Black, of Georgia, is reported
to be dying.
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Saturday, IIth March,

in front Of the courthouse, in the Taxing Dis
rict OF Shelby county, Tenn, sell VI public
outcry fer cash 10 the highest q d best bidder
certaia lot or parcel Ofland in ga d District,
described as follows, to-wit: Lying on the
southwest corner Of hOsby street and Win
chester avenue. extenCins 1851 feet on Mo'by
street and extending 6S feet on WIuehe. tor
avenue. There is a storehouse on the @ Fer
lot and two residences on said lot [ will di-
vide into three lots, so as TO give house on
each lot
Equity ofrodomption waived. Title believed
10 be good; / will sell as trustee only
A HATCHHTT, Trustee,
Smith & Collier, Atty's. 1859
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FOR HATCHIR RIVER.
nANK an CnMMRRnp

MEMPHIS, TENN March 10, 1859.
THE annual meeting Of the Sto kholders of
i this Bank. for the election Of Directors
for the ems aug year, will be he d at the bank
ing house on the Second Tuesday ia April
next l9 36l ia mBERG, UashiAr,
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Stewards grandmother, per4shed in
the flames. The remainder Of the
family narrowly escaped.
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LABORATORY OF STATE CHEMIST, !
Dept. Of fAgrioulture, University of Gtorgis,
ATHENS, ga, February 27. 1889 }
A NALY6IS Of a sample Of DeSoto Ammo
"A mated Dissolved Bone for the =
le?OtO Oil Co., Memphis, Tenn.


have no hesltation in saying that this is
m exceptionally excellent fertilizer. In my
Judgment nothing botter could be desired for
general application to almost any crop. The
mixing appears 10 have been carefully and
thOroughly done, mechanical condition good
/ have no doubt that the intrinsic value OF
your article will rake for itsel q reputa-
tion In short while. Your article Is certain
ly safe, 1t eannot possibly iuiure any crop un-
der any circumstances. II is comparatively
o slightly ammOnlated and with such mate.
risls that no possible danger can attend its
use. hope thgt you may be able in time tn
find ready sale for your goods, and that your
enterprise may be successful. Indeed your
goods would certainly sell elsewhere IL not in
your INN ediate section.
lhignedl II O WHITE,
State Chemist.
Referring TO the above report of Prof. Il @.
White, the highest authority In the United
States on commercial fertilizers, we pledge TO
the farmers Of thi section that nothing but
the best materials shalt bo used in compound
ing DesotO AmmOnfated Dissolved
Rome.
All the lapds, almost without any exoep-
tion, in tho Memphis district, are In need Of
PLANT Food" mono so rich but that pro luc-
tion will be increased.
On tired lands production will be largely
Increased. thus paying large profit on the
Investment.
For sale at our Works, corner Tennessou
and Hulipg streets, whore directions for use
can be obtained.
81 DeSOTN OFT go.
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The above Sale is postponed till
Saturday, 25th inst.
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PUBLIC LEDGER biudery and Job
Office, l3 Madison street.
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MARRIED.

at the residences Of Mr.. Jefferson
Hoyermale, in Berkeley Springs,
November 9th, 1882, by Rev. I. Eli
senhower, Mr.. THos. }. SPEELMAN
to Miss CARA YosT, all OF Morgan
county.
At the residence of he brides
mother. November 7th, 1882, by Rev
James Eubank, OAKLAND b FRYE
to Miss midland e. BURNS, both
of this county.
On the 23d inst, by Rev X. Z.
Holland. Mr.. FRANKLIN KELLER
to Miss ELLA LEE WEINBRENNER,
both OF this county.
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Mel H ER A 81 Do

The pows with OLIVER CHILLED PLOW, har
v Perry Spring Tooth Harrow, she Superior r
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MUSIC for EVERYBODY.
Nj GRRILLsS
| N G e N / Gus
METHOD
COPYRIGHT SECURED

For 4 Ing children and other the
cultt Music il oveGcomes the druid
fgeryof learning the clements OF Music by
pleaantamusement THIS NEW METH
CD caches you All about the Musical 5 taft,
Dertos Of the Staff Cles Notes and
Refs, Scale, intervals Of The Scale. Loca-
tin Of Letters on the staff, and their re-
ltion to the Keye Of the instrument
Ghis is very important with children)
lats aud Sharps and their use. An the
iiffereut Keys, how to form Chords or
musical words IL teaches the syllables,
DO, Re Mi, etc, in singing. 1t contains a
complete musical catechism 1t is NUL-
TUM IN pARyo. All this is learned while
the learner is amusing himself by
playing familiar tunes Persons with no
musical talent may play the tunes, as the
guide is such that he cannot strike the
wrong key Full directions and four
pieces Of music accompany the Method
Sent by mail for Sl.0Q.
5000 AGENTS WANTED to sell our
Methods or Charts TO every family. Ten
dollars per day can be made by active
agents, male or female.
CHICAGO PIANO CO.
rs Il 80 Van Buren, st, Chicago, Ill.,
sept30-4m
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l Light A-Horse Wagon

| 2-HORSE LUMBER WAGON, Iron
Axle; l Jersey Wagon, Buggy, Snlky,
new Cart, two-seat Sleigh and Bells
Wood Sled, 2 combined Mower and
Reapers, in working order; HORSE
RAKE, 2 three horse Ploughs, two horse
Ploughs and 3 horse Ploughs, new
II rrows, A double-shovel and single.
shovel Plough, new Ground Plough, !
new HORSE-POWE and BELT, . CIR
CULAR SAWS, Cross cut Saw, Rip,
/ Cider Mill and Press, Fan Mill.
Grind Stone ! Dinner Bell, Corn shell.
err, . Fodder-cutters, Wheelharrow.
Cross-cut saw, Phosphate Screen. lot
OF Carpeuter's tools. 81 all kinds 2 Grain
Cradles, 2 Set Doubie-Light Harnes
nearly new, Set Single Harness, Set
Plough Gears. | New SET t.Haruess,
RIDING SADDLE. 2 Riding Brides 4
Log Chains Maui and Wedges, Digging
irons, ? Grow Bars Picks Mattocks,
Sledees, >hoyes, Hoes, l.sEes, Hooks
Forks, etc pair Balance. aud Lot Of
old iron: lot OF LOCUST POSTS
dressed. SOC 5TBAW BERBY BOXES
aud Crates. 6 ST ads of Bees, 1850 Black
Spauish Fowls 100 BUSHELS EARLY
ROSE POTATOES "a lot Of Tarnips aud
CABBAGE. See Bushels White and fll-
low CORN, aad large Lot 81 Fodder
and Hay;
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araikg 5f looks Lake a
SEsaEsP WesAgs
Eram a N 81 l0EA -

Following the example OF MI
Blaine. John A. Logan announces
through his Chicago organ that he
positively will not be candidate
for the Presidency. Returns are not
in vet from John Sherman and Win
dom. but it looks like "a general
stampede Of the standing candi-
dates.
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G O them good work horses, mares in
foal ! good driving horse three IL years
and two ID year old colts; one OF them
a Hambletonian, sired by Alhambra; the
othe a Percheron; o HEAD OF CATTLE,
3 of which are tat, mich CO.'S, 3 last
spring ca yes, 8 HEAD of FAT HOGS,
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is complete. Worsted Limitation cash :
mere, all wool fling az low as l22 cts.
and up to 81 50 per yarc, in all the new
styles and coIors Ny line of BLACK
CASHNERES can't be beat | have
perfect beauty for 50 cts, and GA up in
proportion Ny lioe Of BLACK SILKS
needs no recommendation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-29
The BClie Mining Company has .declaled diy-
dend of 20 cents per share.


SILVER REEF. Utah, July 2S-Bullion shipments
for rhe past week: Christy. S7633, otOrmont,
%3,4G7 Barbee and Walker 81, 500.
he Leeds Company Is trying to make terms with
its creditors, as to start up work again.
FL PAsO. Texas, July 2s.-ProspectOrs of the
syndicate of Two Republics at the piacers IN
Chihuahua, near the NewMeXico line, report that
the hostile Indians have left that country, and that
prospecting can be safely done.
Tie Lake Valley mines, n. NJ, are amply pro
tectod from any attack whatever, by Well-drLIed,
efficient volunteer company many members OF
which old Indian scouts and lighters
Four hundred and fifty thousand acres of the
Pablo MOntoya grant, san Miguel County, n. NJ,
have been sold to an English syndicate for
81 800 000 I ne sale includes everything real ana
personal but 1000 head OF cattle.
Renegade MeScalerOs being reported in the Sacra-
mentO Range, n NJ, General Mckenzie has ordered
two companies of cavalry to bring them III.
Texas, though having an immense amount OF MN
eTal, VIII not be formally represented at the Denver
Exposition.
The closing quotations OF Lake Valley stocks yes
terday, as reported by Watson 81 Gibson, were ::
C;rande $57sU&CA; Plata $53s0$Jl2; Bella,
S215G$2.20; Apache, Sl600Pl.7U.
Superintendent of Lake Valley mines. n NJ,
telegraphcd July 90: shipped tO-day over
S3O,O 900. New lind looking better than ever"
Bodie Consolidated superintendent telegraphed
July 2G: shipment to-day, plO,J3I"
Little Pittsburg official report for the week end
ing July 22 shows: ore shipped, III tons; no
settlements. Balance shipped ana unsettled for to
date, 60S tons.
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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY. July 2S-P. ".

FRIDAY. July ZS-P. VI.
In to-day's mining stock markets Chrysolite was
the conspicuous stock, and the transactions in il
were unusually large. Opening at 2.45 it rose to
2.S5 and closed at 265 against $50, yesterdays
final price. The usually active fancies quiet.
Robinson. however closed with a gain Of 10 cents
at 1875. and South Pacific cents higher at
16 cents while Decatur was lower at 5sa5 80 cents.
The State Lines were neglected. Green Mountain
sold at 2.2Oa225. Lacrosse developed some aciy-
ity ct - cents.
The BodIc Consolidated Mining Company has de-
clarcd dividend No. Q of % cents per share. pay
able August Is. Eastern stockholders of record
will he paid 1T the Office OF Ladaw 81 Co.. ii
Wall-st, NewYork. Transfer books VIII close
August 3.
SALES IT THE MINING EXCHAy0ES