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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-23
MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY. Jan. 22-P. ".

SUNDAY. jan ZZ-f' W.
Tho mining stock markets last week presented
few If any encouraging features that possessed sui
fcient staying powers to make their impress mild
entail. There was some good buying by persons
who believe that bed rock has been touched, but
the dealings generally Ii tie moro than for
turns " of he day. A few stocks monopoIizod the
largest share of the speculation, such IT was, and
their prizes nuctuated simply in obedience to he
momentary drift of tho greatest number Of opera
tors
Yesterday rhc early dealings were marked by de-
preston, but later there were good recoveros
principally to covering Of shor'-.'
The }odie stocks exceptionally strong a the
wa ont. and the ComstO cks were fairly firm. Ro'!-
iuSOn COusO dated further declined 10 2.7O but al
tcrward reset 2.95. Little PittSbnrg 20 cents
10 - Iron 81 we ker at 10, aud ChryS0Iltc
was steady at 40. State Line and closed oil
and weak at 40, and weak nj 23 cents, and
Oriental an Miller - 'adv nj 81 cents SOutl Pa
cIh sold at 3.95a4.2564.I0M aTIp0sa was higher
at 90 Rising sun sold ~ 20 cents Cherokee at 40
cents and Gold Stripe at 80 cents.
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAY FRANCISCO. Saturday. Jan. 81. 1892


SAN FRAXcIsco. Jan. 22.-During the past week
good advance was made In all the dTitS on the
; 700 level of Union Consolidated and Mexican,
averaging 40 feet each. II is announced that cross
cutting vii begin within ten days 1t ~ known
that here Is iargr quantity OF water IN me Dlock
of rround 10 lie explored but il il believ that 1t
can bee handled, the surrounding ground being
drained.
1900 level IL about completed, and active work
will he resumed here during the coming week
There WAS a notable improvement III the whole
market toward the close Of the week. Mexican was
quite a. popular speculation rs Union ConSoll-
dated many thinking it has u brighter future.
Alta and Consolidated Virginia are also growing IN
favor. UNI. ~,
Belle. 30 GEMS.
LrADv1IIF. Col, Jan 2l.-The Hbernil mine is
in The hands OF the sheriff, to satisfy a judgment
mole in favor of the FIRST National Bank, amount
,n, ,yith cost. 20 more than So, 900 The compa-
nv his SIX months time in which 10 redeem the
property.
Bullion valued at Sl37 900 was received in New
Yor, ON SATURDAY. from the mines, making total
for ia, week Of $20O,JOO.
The total sales of mining stocks IN New-I0rk for
tine plst week officially reported by the two IN
changes nj 91O,957 shares
Pn6inson Consolidated manager telegraphed Jan
uary 20: 3in3ou to'y o. sS6 f aSS'y c,, 20
ayrrag. . ssays % ounces Will advance 900 t
level. Al a N '"ung OF the Robinson Consolidated
trustees on ! T az j. B Stevens -" appointed
mana ,er of the mne. ia nes h. Sell ok offered
has resignation. and asked as special favor
tAat It be ac,op'e ed promptly. Inc resignation VAS
accented and n. II. Wilson, who has acted aS NJ
,,rllrck's assistant, was elected secretary. ". f..
Rogers WAS ted yicc-president, 10 fill the vacancy
c .rd by the resignation of l.. b. Kendall, of
Michigan.
Ia. Cnrysolite mine shipped 80 tons of ore on
Friday. -
The Kent looks better, if possible, the more We
soe Of it. We ca".. make biz cleanup about tho
first of the month"
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5tramboais nn0 Railroads.

CENTRAL RAlLROAD OF NEW-JER~EY-
- tat on IN TsT foot o. t4oagyst station In
GoMncacnS o ESy i, IL We Ntg YORK ,, ,,,o,
Manch chunk Tamaiia II con Dri.ta1 scranton &c
, n52 mFsT flelIatton High Baage Br4acn hf'on
PoT ang3 n ct n, s ,.taG ac,o p.,o ,r
Grg Maaci Ch"nb I 't.'l WIN yc 'F
So n,For aston. Aauch chunk. T'maGua- Drfon.
t$$SS aFF I amc Easr fr rasa r,a1 5ien &c
, t8, rIf9r aston, Allentown. Reading. Harrisburg.
SUNDAY train, leave at ~ I2p m ,2g eo1na Brook
III iisbure and he Vest
For Newark at = ~ e'l3 ~ 'i' 7 ~ = .
$50 s. $780, I. 40 3 5.l5 $50 5.ij. g. G:l5. $50
For i trains to ioc, oon see tmc Tac- a, station,
y !. and LQNE BKANGh .DJiiyIclJN.
-. Leave at :, .;lj a m II m 2, $50. J. >. Z p III
F0 K4 at H,n CITY II through ca , m
Kayport at si5 ~ 4 y M i3 5sp M " p H. For
NEW JERSEY SOUThLRN RAILWAY.
~ y % F. S.nay mos F s' aon5oo For
and seq i, ~ M Il NJ; $a4 T. . D n
Barnerat &c p m Tor iaSewooI WGnchester, Tomi
River ArLANTIG O. r. sai ali stations 70 Bay side
NkW-lOhk AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For T.tLNTON ana PHILADELPHIA.
Leave sew org nom station {, r. i. ofN.J.
&c. ~ H. For 1R BIRD and Br on sI? 7i at ii5 M
For trenton. ~ Sto. iii5a u.s. l. &3o o3o Il
Return Yam. says P6iis4ep@a io5 ysw;Yo5s
IT, Sr9 Si b. 5 iG'I 5a ana e T"fa
Prom Rrd and BerR,t. S At ! E. s2o al5A m l. s25
$50 1880 r. III sunday at :; n m, 4;SO p, m.
rom Ifent0n-l:25 t2u sos Hni loOS ll;Ji m. 1883
40 62i, 5;Zs p m Sunday 25 9l9a NJ. GA .. m
PULLMAN PAKLOR ca rs are attached N dag trains
and SIZE ~ "a COACHES 10 midnight trains nom New
York and Philadelphia.
Connection IL az Jersey CITY station 10
Brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey city
Tickets for sale az foot 0f Ibory-s. Nos I5s, 26l, 4O
944 49, 1923 BrOadway ami at the pnncl al hotels
and COurtst and Annex once Jewels wharf brooklyn
y y transfer Company DOdds EIpresS WA cali Tor Rni
check baggtg" from motel or residence TO destinatOn
JOSEPH :. HARKIH H. r. BALDWIN.
General Manager zen. Pass. Agent.
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE 70 BOSTON.
ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
4AtCe ,Icss daily except Sunday 10 Boston At
- H., y. parlOr attached, and 10 D. with
palace sleeping
sundays at 10 H. m. with palace sleeping cars.
Limited lie Arts 10 Boston al rail
Tickets paTOr seat be obtained at MctTOPOlt
Fifth Avenue and Windsor Hotel ticket oces and ~ Grand
Central DepUL
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Dunrn ! Academies.

ALEX. MACGREGOR'S
~ School for dancing. ~ Ffthave New classes after
holidays Monday anu Thursday evening Pr
lessons. circulars.
ALLEN DODWORTH'S SCHOOL FOR
~ DANCING Va. 6Sl Ffth-ave.
open, An Afternoon Ca'+eSp "a n
HES. Gentlemen Monday and IIursi4y evelIlSA PHI
Vate lessons send stamp IOr circular
ID HARVARD REIILY'S, 57S 5th-ave.-
l Newport Casino engagement closed October l.
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10 PHILADELPHIA

THE OLD ESTABLISHED "oUrH AND SHORT LINE
70 TEAM, hAn WAT 4EZE GAYi ATP ON
rhIA TWO - NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACE THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
4HNI Az (y If FAS ;2E IT. THE t, G2N'iSr
ExpTGs' Tram, cave sew Yor4 DcsDro.ses and cors-
$50. 80 80, 40 aq.lrD II a. m !. $780, PAP 4, 8
4, T. aud . , M ami Knight Suutlys $50 anj
H. , o. r. , aa p M; 22d u 9.iSl ,c,t SUNDAY Al
sgVI IA And4 m raining through VA Trenton and Cam
l20i 40 = ,oe. $50 and II ,Tlrticl ,.zPress
P'I csri Oirs IA Ir"iv w. i.fHr liolSs ai
99 inHci t}a I.9' Of taion3; nr}o ya T9+ LIZ
grant r.ck"t oricc, < Blt'ry-pllcc
baggage rom hoie, re aienccs ,,,..,,,,
FRAN Ion IN l.5 Gsn,IiI H. i.,.J A2,nt
- CiTY, RIVER AVD HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COAfANG
Office Pier H. y r.. foot Cortlandi-sL
gnments sht arded directed to part
OF the world
UAEQUArLrD FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders for delivery al kinds of freight and
chandise 10 any part Of the city
SEA AND HAKBoh TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAkBOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly shtercd any point
in the harDoT a reasonable
STEAMBOATS, AM BARGES ALWAYS ON HAND
TO CHARTER
Steamers John H. sarin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier Is y r.. al p IA. daily lsatuIIays
elccptc,Lj
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New-York and
New-haven Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight points ID. L. W. Il. Il. received at Pier
For New and points East at Pier Il.
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAM D.-Ecven Miles for
Ten Cent,, Pier l. H. H. Whitehllst
CENTRAL sHtPYAtD, CommunlpaS, NJ.--Dry DOCK.
Naon- Bocr shops. ever ,lus aupcrainins tao
cOusLlu cuUl Hud repair "a vessels
-
- CONNECTfSG W TIL ALL POINTS EAST.
IA III ~ 10 BOsOn IOT nfsJClao5 limited good
Hpe inr,l their
htrimers sTJs4s..ON aud kARRAGANSETP leave
leaN daily except sundays al 40 ~
100. -. Jay st, arriving In Boston al q a
iickrts sale at al principal ticket Offices EtateroOms
secure al Offices Of Wrztcot Express Co.. at NO% SOL aud
53' bolWay AstOr mouse auL AT metropolitan aud Fith
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
steamers Pier % foot OF arrtnst " r. at
dAly Except sunday iOr Boston Providence direct
Freight VIA either line takel at lowest rates
u. D. DAbCOCk, ProsidsgL l. W. FlLhlSs, q. r. AgL
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alusira! Instruments.
A -BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the "MO OF. .!a,I.,a

REAUTIFUL ORGAN, the "MOLAhi,
n - stvIe Ma 1000 "a stops 10 fuu sets 80 al
na.le Heets solid walnut highly p3n'hsi '" Soox music
INnsHG ,nnroyements iust addeL STOOL oooN, AM
Mxd ana deverrd boarl cars hers plos S Lar or
W. 1tslactiOn trlnteel IN every pa oi s.s
lAIs No alter one years use Every oo a. nnre
annfsr AZ is standing adgeiusemeh ery Ia It com
ItnS eanarity coo Instruments every 70
Ehrr saving wood working machinery money tnal ever
Addressos Sft apSa BEATTY, Washington New'ess'''
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u ming.
COLE SAUNDERS & CO.,
~ Members y. Y. Mining stock Exchange
10 wALL-sF, NETWORK.
Mining and Miscellaneous Securities.
ALTA MON rASA, ONLY CHANCE and LEGAL
TENDER OF Montana bought and sold on Margin
rs'HE CHEYENNE CON. MINING co.
1 Located In tho Black iItls, u. T.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000. PAR VALUE, 81
col. q. If. lott N, PTest X MCNAUGhI sec AMI IreaA
OFFICE no 90 BROADWAY
rNHE GOLD CLIFF MINING COMPANY,
Calaveras County, California Capital S2jOO0J shares
az 80 each Transler once, oil Broadway. h00m ".
NATlIA Mel NILES, president and treasurer
THE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway n. Y.
4 sample copies sent free.
BANKING AND STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Mining and sold at lowest rates OF oOmn-slon
A1' ""''' -'' A. II CHIsoLM & co.
san FRANcIsCO, Ian IL 1892.
TIVE THIRD ANNUAL MEETING OF the
stockholders Of the
STANDARD Consolidated MINING COMPANY,
for th election drec and the transaction OF Such
other DO presented, VIII Oe held on hOhua
Fslruary 49, OndA. IL February AZ Oc4OoA
p ON that day at the ONCE oil IN c0npan room ~ eNANA
block MOntgOucry--t. n rrancincO, "a IlthaoI
loo, " III closed In IOra, TuesAy January ~
lSss and in Francisco thursday, February o.
and Will remain closed until February IL -, .,-..
WILLIAM WILLIE See!sI-ES'
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Ocean Cleaners

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
VI BETWEEN NETWORK AM HANKE.
Irr Of Comuauy new No AZ North River. loot Oi MOrOns
The passeL err by this av0ld Goth transit by English
railway ami The dscJnfors OF crossing The Channel IN
small boat .-
ANIEIg{'l sA.Leli ......... Weiuesda, Feb J. D. III
ST LAY ~ Scpi an Weanesaa s L,,: $ r. H.
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DGANsYLVANIA RAILROAD.


AND UNIIEI STATES u AL ROUTE
Trains caye New DeSbrosscs and CorandtStrectS
"a
~Durg PINT ,Durt the south with Pullman
PaIdce "A. ana q o N New.Yurk
ana tncdg" Limited. Of Pullman Palace Cars "a 'iaiiy
MII|SmspOrt, lock haven, ~ m. n. CORY and
Inc at connecting 40 Cory I1tusyllle PeJr
ICum Centre. ana the on KOgtOus.
I.aitli ore. Waehiag q aul south Limited Wi4a.
iuVOn Express" u PlrOr Cars daily, except
TT. WASHINGTON .. Regular al $50 AMI
S:SOa 5:l'. and M. and ~ ul@ht
M. : end q =. m. and - night
Express loI BlltuIu. e. except sunday - III
Tor Atlantic Cltg 4.
jersey MY anorng speedy and direct transfer
Iran. arrive prom riIts,urr $3.50 M. 30 and
lGni - ~ daily a ~. daily except Monday. From
" ashnpon Ba,umor" 90" H. M 900, 3;zo Boa and
lU..ap uuiay, a 300 AM 1000 y. From
plinirluht {.Iu $50 80. 9iU 1870 ll:4O m. 49,
:. Boo 800 $50 ~ $50 "jj, OOj and 1850 p
lav 500 600 30 ll:iu a. G;3l y.Jj lU:OJ and
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ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM.
STUDENTS ADMITTED AND classified Al AM
TINE

TINE
Through tickets and baggage checked through to Meta 3D., by
Penua a.. X. from Nc,,-lo.k, T.. tsOnr bauho'' anu
Washing No change OF dcp"s in fiI1dr.pha and bovs
one OF the best cq@ippo best usht and oo;t successful
SCHOOLS the United -taes aIW"ys r,re,e tx, cTI
eneeG tcachers ali men, and all graduates SPECIAL attention
10 ,T1c 12 EN- T eacicnses IN cor;
,Sse. rr,nf or '!l Snc business classical Gomr;e
'i!Td at H[ oI Pcnny yap aaycttc, Le IN and
s,y Polytechnic schools f". mrW nv 2' III Ni
Tile H. Harvard University Taduat'l Mtaal FehL
y to Is i rom tia; city, Media has seven churches and
tcmpIauce charter prohibiting TIC Sale "a III
rVHE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Go99 R'FSt o1 J,ne" l@r BAKE h L b.
Professor r i. rhtcler ii. C. nintsoy A. NJ \ a. iTm'
1lNS' LIZ D '''N''' address W l. GUSHING. Rector
INHE Rev. John II. Converse, A: H., Qlar,,
vard ate Professor o Classics N Racine Co'rge VA,
rs nly At bristol T. t. lew 'og b tho Sr c sg
o Rhode Isiaui President illoN OF Harvard
For Young Ladles-Countrv.
RORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE-Lo-
" cation faciesa and home ,niorts usaTpa-5'G 'es'
CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE for
y Young Ia les, Pc, s1Ecepsie, N.Y. Miss y H. But
LE r%p lno IS! I 6,c9 ' S %S Sc %
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
OLADIEs Po'tgtowu, PLr irty,''ooai t21lh Session
opens sent ~ 81 Ca aug Zap ~ ron XrwIofE
Ov Bound Brook rolte Home 1nfort 3lrelth 49,
thorough eIe salt lIttlst at 80 OF 'h'i;is
large grounds An 10 alton well knpNI pr n ii an it.
kor rt, orues address. GO. ~ BU fblR 4 W.. Prlh
go parentSknc what 4 real home yon haYeior
heir daughters every would be tled says pa
trou Of tie mary, liights'own' n j. vacancies
HONE INSTITUTE for Young ladies', larry
town E BE- long saE " 'S sSu'
MFRS. :. L. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
" ior Young La,bcs-Wost Ind institute. New iaVeh
Conn Eleventh wear superior lci'ue@ send or cHeul"r
'gNIE HANNAH MOORE ACADEMY. The
4 DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GTRIS.-Spring Term viii
lrin Fi.BKUARY l. few e.. SPECIAL adj 'antagts
tor health and training REV. ARTHUR RICH, N. D.,
KeisteTstOwn Nd.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
} MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via philadelphia Baltimore, and W Washington

ON ami after ~ the iSnihcent PASSENGER IrMns
leave from Pcun.riyainl Railroad Depot loot OF COTC
laudt-st. and De,Jrossrs.St. a-lO. oWs ., -.,,
a:.. g. u except .univs Paror car atichot alI'.''
Washuson j:l1 p lo . M. GScept S.in n.y. ,on o.,
r. daily sleeper, and diy coaches thronfh u 'lo'i
T. m dai.y Fast Line Was in,tDn. arrive Cincin-
natl 800 M Chicago $50 q. ~, ana ~ Louis, - L. ~
J.. o. palace ccpts ihd dly cuacit' through 1" N"
natl, 81 lou and Chicago. ~. ITO,
No Other line raars faster time 10 the est Trains
from q. Bon D. m. ana ~: - p
m c els and slice ING berth, secured and baggage cal
for and cucc eel 10 destination at COmpauyS Ollie. 20 "l9
Broadway aud Oces O the Penhsyydni hiIlIob
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GRAND RSIONS
ATLAS LINEOF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS TURKS ISLAND. JAMAICA, HAYTL
Porto RICO, II GIlI y or "a Mama, and COLOMBIA
Sailing wees. II INST, arc invited o avail thcmrrvs
trips, which they make on i"u which the
Comuauv's H." price Of =
day which includes Nng bnari the steamer the whole
time ana transfer Other st"tur, OF the ma
may the NJ Ticket Issued 1r cas Than
'' ''' Pm F6IWARDG CO., AGENTS.
ID Stntc-st. NcW.lnIk.
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5tcambo1i5 an, Rni!rc1>s
A REDUCTION OF FARE.
n. FALL RIVER LINE
MIgni1Cent 9trhIlleI5

Leave New. York daily SUNDAYS Voted; -, ,,,..,..
IJJp III .IaIu =, North RlVer ~. " ,r.sH
Conn r,it1 ~ inox Boat rom grpp, ~ D. n, ISr'9Y
Cty f. m. Tickets aud sats roo n ny 70 'Dnpa ~, W
t. 80 o., al - Il aI.r4 " GEO. L. 60 NOR
pa Art
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOu rE AND SHORT LINE
~ TRAINS Each WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON
SUNDAY. THREE STAT iON- IL PHiLADEI~
PHIA TWO ~ NEW NOEIL
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PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only
steamers Pier % foot OF 81, y r. At
lAJ ,eAccpt sunday tor Boston VA Providence direct
Freight wa either line takeh at lowest rates.
u. D. DAbCOCk, ProsdsgL l. W. ElLhlSh, q. r. AgL
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rT'IIE MISSES PERlNE. - East 1lth- vii
i reopen their English aud French Boarding ami Da
School Young SepLonJer - number Oh feslden
huplls
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" UNi.EJ STATS NAIL STEAMERS,
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

| IIambur--Amcrcln Racket Complnys Line f1r
PIYMrtFn' Ch .h3 yrtTi;;i (IY 2Ib HAN - Fen
IA........... ... Foo. . B, I-IP AL -
Rates oi massage ymOuth, London, tlciDOur nam
burg all in the sou,h OF IN aud Fr5t CaDn or
April J.. so Is 81. accong u lbca
lion second Cabin - D; storage $50 Round up at re
duc,d rates tie rage nOm Hamburg HaVte ana S"uIh'
am. ton - - 49, - = ,.rc,,pn r. co
kCNHARDT & CO., C. l.. kltliNhb " ""
General AGENTS General passenger Ag'h,7'
Il Ilu,ast. y. No. OF BiUddW y. \.
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NOrGCE-"LASE POUrE." -
FROM SEW.YDih 20 LIVGSPD)L VIA QUEENS
TDSN.
FROM PIER 10 -. NORTH RIVER.
pARTfiI 4 ...-.--...-...-.. Nr'i 90 " -,
- INK ...... Wrdnrsdiv. Fen. p, ~ n M
- ..... "Wednesday. Pc . D No..
Cahnpassagc 500 $50 ami FlO) return tickets on a' IT.
,,r t,tst > ala plr'> D Europeht very oS
49, Er,i,bi ana passage lice, 10 Bo|IJS- irt'h
''''@ N.HNON Al. B4iOWN ~ ca AScntt
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gnsiruriiou.
A LIMITED CLASS for YOUNG BOYS.
ARTHUR II. IANN. 24I Ma.iIsOn.avo

Msiis1n.ave ant ifth-st f.s for ie S'1OJ Of Mines
stevens Institute sle fct g. AL Technical professions
Glasses IN Architectural and Mechanical Drawing.
A. COLIN lat; Engineer Corps L. 5 N, and Professor at
n aesa1 Af4I
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For Young Ladies-Citv

University Grammar School, 1.191 Broadway,
I near t2i.s,.. tfj5l .sI1 Primary. Commercial and
Classical Depart ncnts " " Hobby w iASn. Principals
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ROYALMNIL STEAMERS

Nv TT + ; 7 AH LIND.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINEitFOUL
NOTICE Tn, steamers of tli- Route.
recommended hy Lieu emit Maury L. - y, On DOh tLe
outward and homewITd voyages
{ huGStlAy jan 20 ~ a. IN
GEKMANlt Can't. Kennedy saturday req. ), u a M
REPUBLIC, Capt irving .Thu ST. 0, % - 80 A. III
{ al, f;'cad. hursdtr' Feb. lG
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
l0rH-~E
size and unsurpassed in
pOutmcnts The saloons. trrOpmS, smoking and Bath
rooms placed amidshp where the noise and 2 on are
fct atoding degree OF comfort hitherto undttunlJle
vorlGc SttIa-c from The Oh Country, so. uOm
New York, : x.
These lncrs iry neither cattle, sheep nor pigs.
Foriusprci1n plans AMI other n:omaton apply NJ the
Company Offices. Va. - Broadway, ew-loIk
H. j. CORlIS, Agent
{. l.. BARTLHTT q CO., Agents, Boson
BAII.lII - ,AIIL4I~ agents Ii4.adc-phIA
WINTER RESORTS.
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PLATA MINING AND SMELLING co. or LRADyTLLE, COI
90 BROADWAY, Rooms 10 AND -,

HORN SILVER MINING COMPANY, J
OFFICE A WALLS
NRw-IoRK, Jan. IA lS82.)
THE Board Of Directors have this day de-
cl1red DIVIDEND ~ 1900 600 being three per
the capital payable the stockholders OF re'ord on tho
9th of February next at the office Of the company
Transfer will be closed February T. and reopenet
February 10. -, O NOUN ....
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CALIFORNIA.
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the N Z

II YORK LAKE RTE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
ATangcmcutOt trans rom Ch'mberS street Depot
"a. n.--Oiuciunlti aud CHICAGO ..Xpr't+ Drawing
room Coaches TO buffalo and suspension Bri iyr
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am. with trains to ca West ana south
est Iuiman's best urawing-room sleeping Oache- -
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COacnrs through Guflo Niagara Falls. Cincinnati and
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-02

BRowN's IRON BrrTERs eEectual-
ly cures Dyspepsia, indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest.
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con-
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-02
SOUTH c4RCLITI NEUS.

The demand for houses in Reel,
Hill exceeds the supply.
The Confederate monument IL
Charleston was unveiled or. Thursday.
"A Waxllaw farmer informs III
Lancaster Reciear that at least p hall
Of the cotton crop of that section is YET
70 be gathered.
1t is estimated that the crops il.
!. South Carolina are worth over eigh:
ailtion dollars more this year ;!!ar
!thcy were last year.
! A house near the Rock Hill facto-
Fry, occupied by a cojored man named
Lee White, would have been consumed
i:5y' fire last Fvidsv had it not been 10!
the timely work of the factory fire
brigade. The house belonged to Mr..
John Ratterrce.
john Biackmon, son of Mr.. J. a
2. Dlackmon, Of Lancaster county. had
his right arm so malgled in a. gin, o.:
|, "Wednesday last, that ampulati6n Vas
;.deemed necessary to save his life. The
patient is considered as in a crtica,
condition, as it was necessary to ampu-
tate near tie shoulder joiut.
+ MFR. James G. Wheeler. a tenant
on Mr.. j.. r. Welsh's plantation in
Fiat Creek township, Lancaster couu-
ty, planted this S:ear sixteen acres o!
cotton and twelve acres Of corn. He
worked ii with one mule and had no
assistance in the cultivation Of it but
i'hiS wife. lie gathered sixteen bales vi
cotton and seven hundred bushels OF
corn.
On. Monday night of lest week
negro named Bradley Casscls stea!llily
La i.proaciied the house OF another negro
i:man named Charles Es,esSrv, who lives
OF: the plantation Of Mr.. Williams.
in York county, and putting his piste;
sirrcugl a crack OF the house fired
;1!!sen Lowry while ne was lying in
htd, :he bail taking effect in the side
just ABOVE 2ne Of the lips. Lowry is
not dangerously woanded. A woman
was al tie bottom: Of tie affair. Cas-
sells is in Jail.
Rock Eal HercN: "There was
large congregation. at the installation
of the Rev. j. II. ThorHwcIl in the
Fort Mill Presbyterian Church last
Sabbath. The Rev. b. +. Jordahpre-
sided. preached the sermon anil pro-
pounded the constitutional Questions.
The Rev. T. r. English delivered the
chsrge to the pastor and the Rev. J. S.
White the charge to the people. Elder
D. D. Moore, Of this place, was also
present as one Of the committee. It
was an impressive occasion, and the
few pastor has much encourageu .ent
fronl,tae people to proceed in his good
work"
The State board of canyassers