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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22


Middle BACKS .-..35l 9362 Middle Crop. -.J3 a5l
Caicuti4 Ild4o-Llsl4 ljS-lc. Middle. l9a-.c Heavy
SMETALs-American Pls Iron arm. although stin
quiet scotch Pig lron nad some attention aud remained
on private terms Amenc4n No. T. So:
80 car1oroe "a 50as25 Co.5ness ooSs-7 L-leloa
80 so GartsneTre . ~ Oieng4rnocA "a o -
y az 10 arrive Rails we're quiet and III.
Iron rails s26asz6 % and ~ 6OGss Tor Is
u II respectively inso' copper "a unehAAeeh -,"u,"
quest -, 9-j q English a. F. 2oc Tin Plates
adj Hr rh tH IU0 tons Common Domestic SOFA
for common Domestic. aud s. A. 10 80 FOR snesian
NAVAL srOREs-koslDs wfre quiet and essentially m.
ea1e was easier arrivals Yard ots quoted
D. oDDag paIees q gaze Tar 1nd t5tch qaiet
changes can be reported and Trade here and at
0cE%S FEEIGHrs-B Berth room quiet, and rates
less nrm charters uGl; ,o SiI n6 ~ Fo1r IL bb
To- 90; $40 DO thrugh 80 - 6d ~ boxes Bacon
Pork 81 s20si III CAKE lJs al std lzO0ba ,ot
s on S" 30 tons Advancement GoOas I5GZos
-.--LoSLoN steam ran .l q-o,eu , 10. a.; ~
Beri "A I'd PORK as So Measurement Goods 2os
I'd; 5O,O flour september 2oz 8acon os Cneeso
Il IL steam Gram quoted sd .....I-l IA steam Gram
quoted 81 O0s fAinne "a1 2's. loco esg o can sd
..--HAVkE, 81 am, 1920 bush Gram I,e and ',Oo'
a aGa 40 1000 90 do d.. ROT EDAM steam Grain
quoted 7G..AM, TEKDAH Gram quoted -y..----
fuei Petroeum g.. I'd 800. IAN L. KG. Norwegian Dara,
4.ooO bus 40. os Sd--.---I kIEs1f- Austrian bark
i T,S,p 1ars heaoe l5oo6 cases rId
10 private terms Ant" EKP, Briusn
BARI hence loo bba heaned TO-, So %. LoNDO&,
American snip. from Philadelphia LOO do As 6dAN J.
HklLlTic SorSegiaa BARK hence. 500 i.eanei
nm 49, 900 ca,es do Iac... LNIrED h4NGJO IL Isrl
is ship 10 arrive 1000 bDs private COX
FOk OKUEls. BRITISH steamer August rom Baltimore
g5 as cram D. sd, Austrian baTK hence 4OOU PR
Pei ROLEUM Re6uei for export quiet about
deuha and faltuuare usa,-. Cru.e Ia Dns. beD G 80
Napntha &c S'sG4l s. Siuae ceItihcAJes were
DOis August options 0v44cj sep'emoei o. - OCTOBER
PRO- IsION POL -poculative inqGiry little more
aln,e anu decoedy Deticl prices aho" no
a-lc.i chAngr ruling hrm sales Loo obs Mes tot
49,, - ~ ~ Did a. Ne" l'-O DDis No" 14'aA
.Auzu 80 81 a>ZI 80 F-me, rs Juds43 FANNY
BEL Father ques very se4uHy At "es -Aie, zjI
sl5G$l5 80 Packet sle city Extra India Ness 81 az
...- BENZ hnm I. du.l hra,y lon,r. quOtrt - q
inand moderate safes yOVO 1ekIed Be,s average.
80 - 90 eS I'D BEL heavy average, lJ'sc Picked
Shoulders T. c Picked Hans poFeS
Shoulders, &C., smoked Hama, l5a4o...MIDDI.E- IA
1915 Wes, Loo 4LG .iort clear 6r.
hrm demand far. Guy iU'sc.... AhD-Market unsettled
vefy thr fallie Of refining COZ
Germ had acpr sslng effect on the ear1 tr.Ag pn,rs
and advanced FUR 202O fr0m the lowest rats and
leaving steady about the higheas points OF d-y
option export inqulTy limited sales 500 les. FrIme
steam spot I-sj Gl~9Oc. ciosing ~ BOA l.cf 45OO
u 8OG45lOc cOslng Ii lUc 100 tcs ucoDer. 4ZJ-2a
l5.1oc- ciosng l5!9c' LOU ics Noyemper i-o- "a
tca seller year ~. clOrg lz.-- $40
January. 4-7Z l-90o closing 4-VVG February. cOsls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
STATE Or TRADE.

pA,uAoaz July ~ -oou"r steady N ,l.r'1e - Is
a., o. no. Extra - - a-o - no. f.'., st.1 ~, do
Nt. -uper orb do I-AlrA - -"
80 - mn, ~. 90 1850 brands 20 'DH ~ ~ ~ p
.riiS " 81 NboaI--Outhern Hcd. - iS.~~ q, Va \
49, yn1sl ~ No / MarJ and . 4o"S- - a
"A Tern WInier spot a. 2O's@sl ~ = ~ Ia corn
aufusT lfdil ~ - 7"pu'h"' xra
- uf,.tc ~ 81 da yellow. Vlc Wr7leI"
s,., este July s3's gsa se OAe'1ou'u a..slvan,a
~ a ne 81 41Oc DO Mixed bOa dO-c frh-7y ,a4c-
s.,,'rc rye dun al - gyOc- liAf aAi. FiAAS " ~
p...ll.Yln ANA and MArYlan1- AZ OOee4o w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

LosrOS July q 1850 q. mC0nsols. 9si3e for money
and sSs for the account Atlantic Grea Western nrst
LCrtgage trustees a. % do second. Ere,
4li& New YORK Central 49, Pennsylvania CentraI, 65
Eoang. 81 = sew Ofk Out4r1O and estern, - Nj
vankee and 81 Paul common 10
AONDls INV - -25O D. Atlantic Great Western
SAse ~ Ere. Al p Illinois Central IA a. Penusyivauia
mon. ~. "N' 90 N"e' OOA
ISJnD'N NV : <S ~ n mPar7S rnree uer
eeDt rene a. 81 tranes 80 ceDunie the accouu. 30
LONDON JulN -A--s:bp aMount "a nrl,or Nth
drawn from the Bank OF l.ng.Aud on nalance 49, ~
&6z.OOD oo ''N4~' -
II0SDog July 2l.-s.3O O. m-Pars a,v,ca. ,.,. 81,
Der 81 cenllmes or M aer i''
PAKIa. July Zl-i.3O - I--sICuauxo Oh loncoS 80 s..
IL ceuuines lUr cIeckA ~ - N-oa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
Proposals for State Bonds
STATE OF CONNErTTCrT.
TREAsURER's OFFiCF, HARTFORD, July II, 1882.


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the under
purchase whole any part the five
hundred thousand dollars OF Connecticut twenty
interest from ,nnary SS5 at L cent.
payable January July the Office Of tie treasurer
the To be COUPON bones Of $1,000
which option holders transferred into
registered DOass
Of Of the Cen
the STATE ~ Conlectioui, and exempt
from xatOn under municipal authority The
the Of sinking fund for the
purcha the bonds exceed and interest 20 an
sufficient feie-m ali the maturity Bonds
aid for at the office Of the
treasurer in City Of Iart,ori, cemDer6 1881
deposit OF per Wi Or quird from the bidder
a guarantee cont act when bids
awarded
Proposals viii the purchase OF these bonds
until Wild DAY. July 26 al -:3O p. when they
De op nj presen,e o. Di0ders
The reject and all bids Bidders
outside Of eope Proposals 10 Buy
LoaAA"
5A--ES =. Il Treasurer.
state Connecticut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

GUNNY BAGGING-Farly active, steady. unchanged
HEMP Et.-Jute SUITS unchanged; 500 DHlrs raper
Craze At quality quoted ~ high ~
Hemp quiet bales SsaI -od al &C. anna quoted J.
Il ID. anu &c. on the spot
Hay AND ~tI.AW-PUme gr.dcs OF Hay are steady
Low Medium qualities pcuv and ouI -tra" qucf-
NJ Gn0te. a-uuui 90 'hOioe Timothy. 7Oa95c shipping
Grades, Gt5c, Clover. UU0 &C. NO Rye otra" 80 J,
tuO, JQ5Ot. Gal 1JaH. 'VGovc
Ai4DE,-AA pl-es steauy AAu moderate trade Is to
ported
HOPs-This market s firm stocks are hight and the
ldvct- L~ growing crop l. Concerned
good reports poor interest
ed shipper mere VIZ quote: state 1881, rar 10
Choice 30G3-c Poor 70 Far 20 Gtlc. Eas,ern. 1881.
20 use. 1856 2uGZJc
LkATHkh-Au crD4es ind descriptions NJ HemiOck sole
anu mon sell prices adv Receipts o
d.. 81, i3- slues ara - . Da4e~ ports 4t,-5
sides VIZ. End.nd 100 W the Continent. and 10
various destinations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

CEALED PROPOSALS will be receive ~
y the Trustees NcN-YorA brooklyn BLDG AZ
tncl II BROOKLYN Endorsed " FropOsi iof
the New Terminus of The ast River 3rdse
August ~ ls72 tor furnishing an u
Greeting comPiete Station building 1hd
vaiuct terminus the New YORK approach oil mo
bridge -
Engineers Ohice. 20 fr0utsL. New York.
sIAtlOu and Nladuct Tor INC biVoANh CT
OF the bridge
and spec cations oDtane1 az tle
Engineer Ohlce Il " aicr-st bruOsIYh
" A. HJEBLING, Chief Engineer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
Copartnershin Notices.

NOTICE is hereby given that the interest Of
y Mr. Aasun O. GoraAm IN our nrn tue SOth DAY
az June 49,. BY the expiration oI TINS iIatsd.
SIkN kN SON, kLEESON & co.
Boston, June 30 1884.
have e=tabu he'd myself IN business 81 Wast New-
dealer AMI JtOSe. AID shall
tic Temple Iron Ompany. OF Fcnns yana and ohcs
PIX aeturers York. and general con-
bualAs Ia that city AUolIN " GOhlAA.
E,ston June 80. 1857.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
Droposals.

OfEICE " PUBLIC PRIxrKR
WAsalNGrOS, ID. 60. July lc, lae2S
PROPOSALS Fox SECOND-CLASS LID
A GER PAPkK-Proposals for one thousand 1000
Ledger the
Government Printing lice dscAl
3d. l--a, will be received Al this Otce 10 o'clock
August g. is. Schedules and Information furnished
upon application 10 :. p. kOCN D., rubIc Printer.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
SECRETARY.
WArHLHGrOS. D. CO July %, iSS3)
SEALED PROPOSALS WI he Received at
> The Custodian Of the Cont anc Posf
O.ncu Bulnling N-w-fork city anil II O'Clock q
Thursa August 3 1852 for ng fuel for The United
owned
quantities. a. Ol
4.b2U tons l. Algn furnace cob
Lenlgl
a Lelilgh
a. iOus Lehi-h uui Goa
10 tons Lei lgh coal
p IONS Engitsl camel GOA.
20 O4is Virginia piue wood. 3 cuts, split
A. loads virginia pine wood. cut, split.
~ lOa1ls hickory WOO, - inches .oug
CHA5 J. FOLGER
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Diul JenI Notices.


OFFICE GREAT wEsIERs .MAGNE INSURANCE Co.
NEW. YORK., july il Iss2 )
4 T Regular Meeting o. 90 Board .. Di
y rectors hello this fay A DIVIDE D OF THREE
AND Ost.IALF oi rrH r., l. The capital STOCK OF
Ml-..4AM LJChWOOD. secretary.
20 o. TIA II sLL.f. Y s Vii" JAY 20 ~
nIVIDEN D. NO. Ji. AID jl.-lIe Board of
80 ifs ne s e Gi I .oea Also SD IN i;
PER CEAr aoie Jy Sc at the ONCE Of the Company
w. Vas. i."on j., ., s-., , .,
." 'H' HENRY h. McaARG Treasurer
OFFICE Or
TnE IMPORTERS .sD Aee ssSAA ss CoT Is
THE Bodrd d. Dire ,IfS nave dcCL red a
i seni.lnnual Dividend Of TIL RE- 3 PER CENT. pay
able Thursday the -Ol INST DANIEL A. SMITH, secretary
OFFICE or THE AMERICAN ExcHASGe)
FikE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
i LmEErT-sr., BIN % *. July =, 1881
T'HiRTT-FOURlh DiNlDEND-A DIVl-
aole on demand. THOMAS CLARN, ~. secretary.
NEw YoaK July 10 lss2
VNHE BOARD OF DiKECIOR> nave this
payable on August l. books vii DO
closed from July % to A-ku .,.,.,., ....,..-
FLASclsc jay 10, 49,.
THE EUREKA CONSOLIDATED MINING
COMPASS IA, deoarsa ID deaa 10 - Of ~ e ~
Eastern socAhodrs record WI be paid a. TIE 9teg o o.
Il
" " rRAYLoR. SECRETARY.
SAN FRANCISCO. July a. lssa
TNHE FATHER DE ShEI CONoOLlDA ~
4 GDLD MINING COMPANY declared Dividend
40 81 q Fse e6 I'm" & PER Aux 4asast ' AUG ~ ~
Transfer DaO&s cly-e On the 22d insL -.,- -. ,.
OFFICE o. rHA Usr1D ,rAIEs PAS iI , TO-
DlNiDbNQ
THE DIREC TOR, AVE THIS DAI de
L clarvd advi 4enA Of FIVE PER CENT nom the earn
INe Il.
Inc closed &C Y. Ia this dag and reOpened
y III IA g!Y.
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miscellaneous

miscellaneous
COSTAR'S 1 EXrERMlNArORS KILLS
u bedDugs reaches. hoa moths rats, mice not
pOisonOus iO0 BrOome-sL
COPPER, IRON and STEEL SASH CHAINS
u Cor -uspending Warranted ior nftsea
yoars ami 13 s-Datn - e"rher
Hester. lhoEAS Mohi5N-
DetrigeratOrs Water Coolers, Freezers, OIL
IA stoves Il 4 i. MnwBRAY, NJ. - FsseYs%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

The following shows the imports of dry goods at
She Port of New-YOrk for the week ending July
81, and since the beginning Of the year, rs COM
pared with the corresponding periods Of previous
years:
For the week 1881 ISL 1922
Entered the port s30t5.149 ~ 400 S33t97Ol
Thrown market z,6Ol,3S4 Z455,l<6 2JoO9l3
Entered Al the port 724G7lO4 597IO895 7444O.8se
9hrown on nlarke- G. 362 AS $1,000 1863 30 72G,56J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
CUION LINE.
" UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMkRS
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

Il Hamburg American Packet COmpany-s line for
PLYMDU ii. CuERBOC RG ana HAhB kG.
SILtsl July , WI. d. Ang 3.
SCEVIA - WIS PdALIA-.-.-Aag 10.
Rates Plymouth. London. CherDJurg Hamiurg,
First Cabin slD; econd $50 RoInt
trip reduced rates HAMBURG havre and
southampton, 90. send fOf " TOURIST Gazette"
kUNHARDr & CO.. [. B RI HARD & CO..
General A gents General Passenger gents,
No Is / V i. 10 81 as y. Z
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Diui0enJ Notlces.
Ocedn Steamers

A NCHOR LINE u. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
"A hEW-TORk AN d GLASGOW via LONDON DERRY.
, From Pier No 20, North River New YORK
AnchorA----JGlv ~, 10 m Ethiopia Aug g. 10 q m
DeVohiAJuly 3D. p m Circassia. Aug IL pm
Rates Of passage 10
GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. BELPArT or LONDONDERRY
cabin, $50 10 $50 Excursion a. reduced rsi,x
second Cabin 80 Steerage outward sZs prrpald $40
For BOOK OF Tours in scotland Rates Plans &C. apply
HhNDEkSOS BROTHERS. A gents, Z Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

Nrw-YoRK July 2l.-lh following the total net re
cents OF cotton al OeOW ports since sep
her
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CUNARD LINE.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE-
Pier OF Company. No North River foo u Mortonst
The passengers by thus line AVOID both transit by Engs1
railway and the disc0morts OF crossing the Channel IN
small boat
LABRADOR J0ucla. Wefnes tay July 10.
GERMAN. berry u odnesiAY 2 a.
AMEKIQUE Saufelll. edHesat. Aua. .
Louis DE BEBlAN W.. o Bow Ing Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

BORDEAUX LINE.
- New aud direct 70 the Sontn Of Pranca
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX Dfg.Cr
CHATEAU LEOVILLE 400 tObs (nesl Thursday July ~
Travellers for France Spain ant Italy, Pyreaes Psa,
Nice &c will tune and expense nv TAX tina haA
Cabin Cinclading $50 Storage 81 For passage
r. LIE BOULASGER, 40 Beavsr-se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

NEW YORK, Friday, July II. 1872.
ASHFS-Quiet. but steady. -
BEISWAN-Ftrm with moderate receipts; western, -O1
pc southern. ga Sc
tANDLE--U nchauged
COAI-Anthrace Is very and in fair demand at - 20
dS4 80 Tor cargOes alongside HituminOus Is quiet Out
steady
COOPERAGE sTOCK-Firm owing to moderate stocks
uyice m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee today:
Receipts Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

The receipts and shpments at and from Buffalo
to-day were follows;
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-15

4 bill has passed the Senate providing
for the appointment Of . communion Of
seven, no four of whom shall b Of the
same political party or in favor Of pro-
hibition, whose duty it shall be to In
uuire into the alcoholic liquor traffic,
and its relation to the revenue and tariff
1.-THE country and ito general economic.
criminal, moral and scientific aspects In
connection with pauperism, crime, 80
,ial vice, public health and the general
welfare Of the people. 1t shall also en-
quire into the results of licensing the
traffic and Of prohibitory legislation.
The commission il to be appointed BY
the President. confirmed by the Senate,
hold Office for two years without salary
and report within eighteen months At
ter assuming it's duties. An appropria-
ton Of $lO,O0 is made to defray the ex-
penses Of the commission.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-15
Rough on Sergeant Mason.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE finding
Of the Court Martial Of Sergeant Mason,
who shot ut Guitcau last September,
was made public yesterday by an order
issued by t;cncrsl Hancock from his
headquarters ri the Department Of the
East. ut Governors Island. The Court
Martial finds him guilty, and pronounce
es sentence ~ follows:
To be dishOnorably discharged from
the service Of the United States, with
the loss of all pay and allowance now
due or that will become due to him, and
then confined ut hard labor in such pen
itentiary as the proper authority may
direct for eight years.
The order issued yesterday states that
the findings have been approved and
that tine sentence will be duly executed.
The lHnite:,tiary ut Albany has been
designated Us the place Of Mason 3 Cum
finemcnt. He is now 1T Washington,
and will he held there until further or
ders.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-15
Horrible Suferinge.

HELENA, Ark, March 10.-Among
those brought to Trenton yesterday flee
ing from the overflow were two women
who have been confined; one upon u
raft and the other in u gin house, after
being driven from their homes by the
flood, and without the slightest comforts
known to the civilized world, tile wind
cutting mercilessly around the mothers
who were half fed and no garments at
all for the little ones; no fire, no food.
These people generally lost all their per-
sOnal property even to their clothing,
the water coming in 80 rapidly they were
able to save only themselves.
supplies were issued to-day for five
days to 1,l40 people by the sul-commit-
tee of this city.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-15

f,anu1Axr1,voras, March le-Ihe
- nanar. N6D L4ros, having ene ~
~ nafI1cchote VIII .uoeppy1n9 ~.
moeey rnieed for e0ucot5oosi RuI 49,
I'M NSieaonna q rob attaekeo ~ ~
Lo0oe ollce. The editor weo k1I's ~
~ voundinG several a91oalont@ ISo
nolice arrested the ring3eedess q inc
no. Cram. March ,o.-rh: Au.tr,ee'
c>ntured UDlie. which was unde1enoeo:
TIE insurgents were driven < ="
Matjinedo.
WASHINGTON. March 10.-The con-
dition of Congressman Allen 10 more
critical.
BOSTON. March 1o.-A dredging ma ma.
chine I'm tow Of q steam tug sen1 on
Rice Point last night and hve men
d. owned.
WINDSOR. March 1O.--McLean, the
o,ecn's ssssilant. is committed for trial
o. the charge Of high treason.
LONDON, March IA dispatch nom
New York to the Standard says tne re-
ports of an impending war In EuIO!e
telegraphed here are affecting Au'eI..
can markets. There is nothing KNOWN
here to justify such reports.
PHILADELPHIA, March.-Physicians
say senator Hill il not In Imminent
danger.
LONDON. March 1O.-The captain OF
The Canard steamer Catalonia ut Liver
mol fr1m Jersey City, New York, re
p0rts when of point Livas on his out
ward pessage, his vessel came In COLI
sion with an unknown barkenttne dur
inc a dense fog and he believed the
latter sank with all on board.
DECATUR, March 10-Nine business
houses on the east side ut the puoIlc
square burned. Loss reported Over
$50, 900.
CINCINNATI, March 1O.-The Times
Star special reports that the steamer
Sidney burst her steam pipe this morn.
ing below RavenswO0d. Two persons
were killed and fifteen wounded. Tnel'
names are not given.
SALEM. Mass, March 1O.-A man
named Edwards was arrested ~ TIM
murderer Of Mrs. Bell.
CANTON, Dak.. March 1O.-Ihe Union
Block is nearly destroyed by fire. Loea
$5O, OlO; partly insured; amount un
known. Several firms are involved.
MEMPHIS, March 1O.-Passenger'
from below report break in the levet
III miles a.;Ove Friar's Point, Miss. The
break occurred yesterday and although
Friars Point will Ike overf1Owed from tin
break yet occurring where it did tn.
town will not suffer by washing through
as at Austin.
Bosrox, March 1O.-The Post say.
after two days negotiation the A. I. 4
S. +. II. X. Go. has purch .sed the SO
nora Railroad and secured an indepcDd
ent line to the Pacific.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-15
A Heavy Suit.

DENVER, March 1O.-The Boulder Val
ley Railway Co. has entered suit against
the U. p. to recover $IU,WW damages
claimed to be sustained by them by the
n6n-lnyment of the $7Wl,OOO mortgage
bonds Of the Boulder Valley road. In
1871 the Denver Pacific purchased the
Boulder Valley road and agreed to Jay
these bonds and protect the coupons
from the gross earnings Of the company.
The mortgage remains unpaid and the
coupons have not been paid for the
last three " rs. The Denver Pacific
has been consolidated with the Union
Pacific, but is operates: under the
old charter, hence the suit against the
Union Pacific.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-15
REPUBLICAN, RESPONSIBILITY.

As was to he expected the Inter
Mountain dissents from the opinion ex-
prc.se,l by the MINER that the Republic
can PARTY through its representatives In
tho United States Senate stands commit
ted as the friends Of the Chinese and In
favor Of retaining them IN this country.
hut there is the vote with the name Of
every Republican in that body with the
exception ofcight recorded against the
hill. Even their paid allies, Davis OF
Illinois and Malone, were called upon
to add their votes in favor Of the Chi.
nesc. We know the truth Is unpalatable
and the gorge Of honest Republicans
will rise against the action of their rep
ressntati ,es, but they must take their
medicine. Kick rs they will, the fact
remains the same; the Republican
party is the party Of the n,onopolists, and
they have favored and still do favor Chi
nesc cheap labor. If the bill becomes q
a law, the lal,oring men Of the West will
owe its passage to Democrats in Con-
grcss and not the Republican majority
in the Senate. The Democratic party
may well feel proud of the record. Only
one Democratic vote in the senate Is
found against the bill. The toiling mass
Is in the Great West will not forget this
fact.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-15

Some years ago an Austin merchant
whom We will call smith, lecall<c that
was, and Is, the name. painted on his
sigl,lxssr.l, sent an Orier for gtNxls to u
New York firm. He kept i very extern
-ivc general store, had plenty Of money,
kept all his accounts in u lNk.ket memo
randunl lnn,k, AMI didn't know the diff
ference between dHuble-cntry bN,k-
kee,ing and the science Of hydrt,statics.
Among other things he ordered was
l! grns assorted clothes pins,
l.. ditto grindstOnes.
When he ordered the grindstOnes he
meant to order nm assortment at twelve
gri,,.lstOn.~. The shipping clerk Of the
New York firm was astOnished when
he rrnd the order. lie went to the man.
agcr and said:
"FOr heavens sake! what do they
want with twelve grUss-l,78 grind
stones in Texas:'" The manager said IT
must he mistake, and telegaplletl
Smith,
"\Na*n't it a mistake ordering 10 many
grin,lstone~!:'
Old man Smitl, prided himself on
never making \ mistake. He had no
COPY Of his order tn refer to, and II he
had he would not have REFERRED tn 1t, he
C0UfV liz kI0VW uC u0sU s1Uuy OI~1CGCVS IL
xrin.lstOnes. 70 he wrOte lack:
"PrOls.bIy you think you know my
business l,etter than do. I always or
der what want, and ! want what / or
der. siel,d on the xrin(lstOnes."
The New York firm knew smith was
little eccentric, but that he always
paid cash on receipt Of invoice, and was
sbDe to buy = dozen quarries full Of
grindst0nex ii he cared tn indulge in
such luxuries, 81 they filled his order ~
written and chartered schooner, filled
her full Of xrinaistOnes, and cleared her
for Galveston. They wrote to Smith
and raid that they hoped the c0nsign-
ment Of grintlstones by schooner would
keep him going until they c0uld char
ter anaAher vessel. smith sold grind
stones ut wholesale, and Mt lew figures
~ long time for some three ye: n alter
war.l. Now, when Smiths wicked RI
walls in business want to perpetrate .
practical joke ON an innocent hardvare
drummer, they tell him that he hal bet
ter not neglect to call on smith, - they
Just heard the old man say he wanted to
order some more grindstOnes. When
the drummer calls on Smith, and, with
. brOAd smile lighting up mis- cOunte-
nance, says, Mr.. Smith. / undesstand
you are needing some more grind
stones" there h painful tsbleau that
tise reader can better imagine than We
could describe.-zezos Sjtia0o.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-15

4 6ne business block. No. s. for sale cheap
Whites wareh0use and lot on Quarts street.
Afro huilting lot. Now 10 the ti6e n bay. A
saloon ousiness l0r sale. Cabins and loae cheap
ct Chauvin's Agency Also silver and eoppef
you will 0Dd cook stoves COM. lele for eabio,
house q restaurant cheap. WaEdrobes, kitten:
lo-teet tables, two Leaf rou:d and square tables,
counter ANT One desks nom % to "a. boosting
ptensila. eroekeey and glassware: You will
diamonds and pins t. at are not dis ons)s Re-
vslvers and euns. spring.. turning 'sehe. A
guitars lDF els. ladies - trunk for go. .
laH0e e6 trunk ele. ladies gotd watch and ehain
- and e9eo. . new Sooo eeol skin q inch DOL
man. cap and mu6 S ., : - 6unsi .overeo@t
90, nne organs ~ he way CHS and 09ao, . q.
ve9 GIey lox rug -, ooats, pants, vests, bo0ao
and co1poea, . full keno out1t ao6. wheel o. Tor
tune -, = complete ct ubaaalnose dies, Oar.
ponloss' tonl0 aud tnInino lathe, q
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