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my TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuNE.I

san FRANcIsco May 1S.-The prospects Of
the ComstOck seem very dlsc0uragng, and q stlll
further decline in value Is considered proDapNle.
The water which was struck in Sierra Nevada
made it necessary to increase the speed OF the pump
one stroke per minute. % 49, .oz
Bullion receipts for the past week: ChrIsty,
1887; Contention, $49,269 Eureka G0n Hod
S srHu ,0Co; Betty O'Neai, Sc, 700.
DEADwooD, Oak. T., May 1S.-The regular semi
monthly cleanup OF the uomestake company
mills, consisting of five bricks, aggregatIng
$4,000, was brought down yesterday. Inc
plates only cleaned.
The Caledonia Company will start up work next
week. The shaft and Wine have been completed
and drift started to connect the two M, Mn.
The Great Eastern mill is crushing Flora Belle
CHEYENNE is running ten stamps on "a ore.
ELPAso Tex, May 1S.--A band Of hostile In
dams reported to have crossed the AtchIsOn, To-
peka and Santa Fe Railroad between Porter ana
Deming, on Monday afternoon, INTO Cooks Canon,
greatly exciting the miners in the vicinity.
The lost vein of the shortcut mine, Organ Noun
tain District, belonging to Philadelphia mining
associatIon has been struck again, and Is showing
Tie Memphis mine, Organ Mountains, is attract
ing much attention from the increasing richness
and size of the ore body.
Large Mexican orders for mining machinery have
been given the Pacific Iron Works, deliverable when
the Mexican Central Railroad is completed to Chi
of that city.
All material for the FL Paso street railway, run
ming to Paso del NOrte Mexico. including bridge
over the Rio Grande Will reach here IN fifteen days
The road is expected to be running IN sixty days
rhe track OF the Southern Pacific Railroad has
! reached a point $40 miles south from FL Paso.
The grading OF the FL PasO and White Oaks Rail-
way has been contracted for, the work TO begin
June l. The road catches the East Organ, Jarilios
and Sacramento mining camps.
The La Plata Mining and Smelling Company has
declared a dividend (NO. 33l of zig cents per share.
and an extra dividend of 2l2 cents per share, both
PAYABLE June l. Transfer books close May "a and
reopen June 2. Total dividends declared TO date
5000 00
Bullion valued at $52, 200 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
Father de Smet superintendent reports for the
week ending May s, that 900 tons of were
racted from first level land $50 tons from second
level Tie North-end unne was advanced IL feet
the west crosscut tramway level z feet and the
Golden Gate crosscut feet. Golden Gate rise No
2 was advanced feet
Caledonia 3D. H. superintendent reports for the
week ending May g Shaft advanced IA feet To-
tai depth 100 feet. Wine advanced 10 feet: total
SO feet Will sink 10 or II feet further shaft
for water stump; and as as this is completed
Will start cutting out station atdcpth of 100 feet
preparatory to prosecuting the VEIN"
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A NEW VOLUME
ROLFE'S SHAKESPEARE.

sHAKESPEARE's TRAGEDY OF TIMON OF
ATHENS. Edited with notes by VIM. J. Role AN form
erly Head Master OF the High school. Cambridge Mass
With engrsvings Gmo, cloth, SO paper 40 cents
Uniform with Rolfe's English Classics: The Merchant OF
VenceIulus C;esar-Thc Tenpest-HeDry VIII. Richard
H. Richard III-Macbcth-A Midsummer Nights Dream
Henry Vas Like It-Hamet- Much Ado About Moth
ing-Romeo and Juliet theo-Twefth Night-1hc Win
ter,s TaIe-King John-Henry ~ IHeury ". Part
liking Iear-Ihe Tanning Of the Shrew-Als Well that
Ends WeI-Corolanus- Comedy of ErTOrs-Cymbelne-
Antony and Cleopatra for MeasureMerry Wives
OF Labors OstIwo Gentlemen of Verona
Tmon OF Athens Select Poons-Grays Select
Poems l6mc cloth. illustrated, So cents per volume paper
40 cents per volume.
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CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOCKX
R<ported oy JOIN II. DAVIS % 20, IL Yl,Ls.
THURSDAY, May ls-R n

THURSDAY, May lS-RG
The stock market to-day was O little more active
and the recorded transactions are 232 100 shares
against 1879, 255 shares yesterday. The movement
however. was accompanied by general shrinAase
I'm nrices Fluctuations there of the late usual
magnitude. and the most important reaction oo-
curred during the last half hour reports that tne
foreign exchanges were easier and that SOMEONE
had ventured to express tho opinion 'naS
there will DO no gold shipments by sa'W.
DAVIS steamers. Yet, notwithstanding the hna'
reaction from the lowest figures, prices generany
at the end were from Il TO = per cent lower 'h.A
Yesterdays closing figures. The stocks showing INC
greatest declines are Chicago Burlington AZ,
Quincy, st. Paul, Rock Island, Michigan Veh'"|
Union Pacific, Wabash common. Western onou'
Northwestern and Illinois Central. The coal s'o0Hs
were weak early In the day, but later made tue V,''
recoyeries. in which Central Now-Jersey leu 'a'
way by a rise OF per cent from its lowest nsu,o''
While there il no reason why 1t should DC So
cause the total debt of the Central Railroad Oh Nc"
Jersey has increased every year since 1t has oeen
charge OF the Court-that is part Oh lts in'e
navments iand none has been made on It's ii'oNN
bondsl each year has been met by an ine -
Of the principal-yet 1t Is iact 'n''
Immediate speculation in the stock OF tue eoipSny
largely depends upon the decision OF the ~.
40 90 the ordering of an election Of directors fo'
the moment the other coal stocks are ~ 80,
With the movements Of Central Oh No"-'o'
stock. although their values Are NOV ~ "a
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MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY, May 1872. N.

With rather unusually well distributed bust
ness in mining stocks to-day there was marked
general decline in figures. Chrysolite yielded from
4.55 to 4.30a4.4O, and Robinson Consolidated
from 2.65 TO 2.45. Tho State Lines developed an
active trading and and declined from 81 TO II
cents and and 4 from 0 to cents, but oriental
and Miller, after selling at %, closed unchanged al
% cents. South Pacific was dull at 10 GEMS.
Green Mountain was cents lower at 100, kissing
Sun sold at 20023 cents Gold Stripe at ~ cents,
Cherokee at 23d24 cents, and Moose at IL cents
The COmstOcks were all lower and weak.
hALES At THE MTVTE6 EXCHdNGEI
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HARPER'S HANDBOOK

TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE AND THE EAST
Being Guide through Britain and Ireland Fra nee,
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Russa, Spain, United sates and Canada.
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TIE YOUNG NINfRODS AROUND THE W ORLD
Being Part II. Of
HUNTING ADVENTURES ON LAND AND SEA.
BY THOMAS W. KNOX
Author Of The Young Nimrods in North America" The
Boy Travellers" &C.
COPIOUSLY ILLUSTRATED.
$40, Illuminated Cloth s. 81.
Good healthy Of adventure make excellent reading
for Youngsters something OF the sort, and
that is what Mr. Knox has given them Boston Post
knows exactly how to crafty the tastes and In
cnat ons OF the adventurous American boyJOurDal OF
Education, Boston
III.
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19

The Concise Evmoogca Dictionary Of Professor skeat IL
m OF his larger work upon that subject con
tns the asoorained of eymoogy as applied 10 inc
En gsh language from whatever speculative or con-
trove-sa II furnishes the results without the uetueu
ccsss Of choarly inquiry Everything in the larger work
which Is interesting incllgbo TO readers not spec
students subject retained The arrangement is al
mirabo DIV simplicity and condensation and ho'
content with abridgmcnt the author has ''deu u0
that is entirely new from his recent Investigations
The wide interest felt in the scientific study OF English Is
shown by great number Of books published WITHIN
years which fragments o. thesubcct are treated here lor
time systematic digest of tins branch oil Ao"'
edge, aiming at completeness, in popular form'
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MACMILLAN & CO.'S NEW BOOKS.
a special American edition Of
sKEATS chronological DICTIONARY-UNA-
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a special American edition OF
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
By the Rev Walter skeat MA Ellington
Professor Of AngloSaxon the University Of Cambridge
oxford Press) fcap. 4to cloth PIP. xviii
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Its merits of laborous and conscenuOusy
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sKEAPs PSYCHOLOGICAL DICrIoNARY-UNA-
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One vol fcap. 4to cloth, pp. xxvih-799. So go
ut will be honoraby distinguished thorough
going attempt write the history Of every
guage g, He laid down the lines OF chronological
dictionary accurately, that little for
his NIL in his omissions
sional ors."-l English Independent.
sKEATs PSYCHOLOGICAL DICTIoNARY-UN
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work OF and self denying labor quite
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New Publications


BERTHA CLAY'S NEW NOVEL.
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Justrnrtion.
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Genthers.


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CLOSING PRICES or BOSrOY STOCKS
Boston. Thursday. Nay Is. 1882.
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CS-HARPER & BROTHERS will send any Of the above
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THE STUDENTS SERIES.

THE STUDENTS SERIES
Coxs General History OF Greece .---sl 20
Gibbons Decline and Fall Of the Roman Empire 20
Halams Middle Agcs.-..-.- ...-.-..------.----.- 40
IIslam's Constitutional History OF Englabd-.- 20
uuues History ~ ENGLAND ............. ] 80
Jerys's History Of France. 20
LeWiss History Of Germany ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
J5ddclps History Of Rome ........-.... IS
Merivale's General History Of Romc...-..---.- 20
Smiths Old Testament History .------------.- ! 20
Smiths New Testament History. ......--.-----.- 20
Smiths Ancient History Of the East....-......- 70
Smiths Ancient History Of Greece. 70
Smiths Ecclo sastical History. .---..-...-..- oo
STicklands Queens Of England. ! 20
Lyells Elements Of Geology -...........--..-- 20
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MARION FAY.
A NOVEL.

NOVEL.
BY ANTHONY TROLLOPE.
No $50 IN HARPER's FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY
illustrated, 4to paper, 90 cents.
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There always quality his novels that fsscinates hc
reader and keeps him Interested TO the end. Mr.
Troopes great strength lies in the fidelity with which he
depicts social aspects OF his time and country
Evening POST
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Tod;

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA SFOCRs
SAN FRANCIsCO. Thnrsday. May ID, 1882.
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New 11nblieaiions.

HARPER g. BROTHERS, New York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
CONCISE
PSYCHOLOGICAL DICTIONARY
OF THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
BY THE
Rev WALTER w. sKEAT. NJ. A,
Professor of Anglo saxon in University Of Cambridge
l2mo Goth. 81 20.
Uniform with THE students Series"
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THE REIGN OF WILLIAM RUFUS
AND THE
ACCESSION OF HENRY TIE Ly1pCr


AND THE
ACCESSION OF HENRY THE FIRST.
BY Edward A. Freeman NJ A. Hon q. LII D. author OF
Of the History Of the Norman Conquest" ETC. oxford
Clarendon Press) vols, svo, S.
second edition now ready
THE VOYAGE OF THE VEGA
ROUND ASIA AND EUROPE.
With Historical Review Previous Voyages along the
North Coast Of the Old World.
BY Baron A: L. Won NoRDENsKIOLD,
Commander of the Expedition Translated by Alexander
si,e author OF "Nordenskiolds Arctic Voyages" With
Five Portraits on Steel nearly 400 woodcu illustrations
and Maps One volume Svo. cloth. &C.
1--WE have said that Nordenskiohs more
than mere narrative the voyage Of which
eanizer and commander Not only does no give 4.
haustve account all previous 10 these regions
but enters into ampest details to the scientific
achieved up 10 present time The work Is thus mine Of
unusual the student OF science, while IL
written only Ineligible but delightful TO any
ordinary intelligent resder."-tNsturs-
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THE CLERICAL LIBRARY. Three Hundred outlines
Of Sermons on the New Testament A. C. Armstrong
q Son. Crown $40. 80 PIP.
We have no means of knowing, from this volume.
Chether it is a reprint of English publication or
not. If it is that fact will account for the very
mcagre representation of American divines which it
furnishes These three hundred outlines represent
seventy-two clergymen, eleven of whom ale Ameri-
cans. and three Scotchmen residing in America. A
little over one-tbird Of the outlines are furnished
by four preachers: thirty by DR.. William NJ.
Tavlor. forty-one by Canon Liddon, twenty four
by Mr. Spurgeon, and seventeen by William Morley
Punsnon. There are fifteen by James Vaughan, of
Brighton; eleven by &. S. Barrett, of Nor
witch: twelve by Alexander McAuslane of London.
Dr. Storrs furnishes two, and Phillips Brooks one.
These names are warrant that the book contains
much good material; but it belongs to class
which on the whole, Is comparatively worthless.
Skeletons are not edifying whether they be of men
or of sermons.
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GOVERNMENTS
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VNHE MISSES PERlNE 80 East 7lth-st, will
rcoDen their Eaglish AMI French Boarding and Day
schooor Youag LIles Septs n1er - number OF resident
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sAAEs At TIE MryIyo ExcHAYoEx
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Living witnesses.

The hundreds of hearty, and healthy
looking men, women and children, that
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sickness.and well nigh death by Parker's
Ginger Tonic are the best evidences in
the world of its sterling merit and worth.
You will find such in almost every COM
mIInitv
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Great bargains in hosiery and kid
gloves for the next thirty day at Hemp
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Call at Hempstead's and investigate
their new departure in clothing.
Good prints at and &c per yd. at Nc
Arthur, Smith q Co.'s.
A large stock of hats and caps re-
ceived this week at the Star Clothing
House.
The place to buy your clothing cheap
is at Greenthal's as they are going out
of the business entirely.
Nice butter at John Becker's.
Leave your orders at Hempsteads,
above the Grand Central, for stylish
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The cheapest place to buy dry goods is
at Greenthals they sell lower than any
place in town.
Special prices on all winter goods at
Macarthur, Smith q Co.'s
Fancy dress plaid ginghams only 1211a
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To All whom il May Concern.

ID. w. Leach has been appointed gen.
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full power to appoint local agents, solicit
applications, collect entrance fees and
assessments, and transact such business
as may be required in the interest of The
Commonwealth Accident Association of
Grand Rapids, Mich.
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