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WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED-LOTS.

WANIED-TO PURCHASE-A SITE SUITABLE
w for the Garfield Memorial Hospital Owners of
prope ty aud for sale either in the city
II the immediate suburbs, invited to send location
anu price 70 81. A. WILLARD,
90 =, Chairman Committee on Site,
ol5-ft 1924 street
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WANTED-ROOMS.

W Rooms, (northwest preferred by young couple
Address Box H. Star office IL
WANTED-Two COMMUNICATINi ROOMS.
w suitable for club room location between and
n, lzh and 18th; state particulars. K. F., Star Office
WANTED.BY A MIDDLE-AGED. LADY A
PHEASANT front Room partly furnished references
e.x xI Address Box III, Star office. statins
terms. ol4-3t-
WANTED-BY A PERMANENT PARTY-THRFE
w or four comfortably furnished rooms for light
hnnsekeeplng convenient to street cars from 50 TO
Box 5. Star Office. It,
NANTED-PERMANEN BY FAMILY OF
~ three two or three we'll furnished Rooms in
peas ant house and unexceptonabe board with north
ern family OF excellent housekeepers None other need
apply. Address Box At Star office. o12-3ts
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EDUCATIONAL.

'(9oMMENT ON PARL.E PARIs." Or FRENCH
~ conversation pleasantly taught, quickly mastered
BY pupils, by Prof: II. LARROQGE . native. gradu-
ate OF Sorbonne University Paris and former teacher
TAN. French Minister, 9l3 q street orthwest- ola
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EDUCATIONAL,

II =. sCHEEI. oRGANIsT TEACHER or PAM
~ and vocal MUSIC. Particular ssiention 70 =.
nR1nners. well those wishing 10 b. oasie.S -
Performers Teachers. 7Ss 18th strsss norfnv~sS ~
e2-eu2ni ~
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EOR RENT-oFFICE AND BUSINESS ROOMS,
II in the new building, 92l street northwest Appiy
to RoHRKR YOUNG. 92l street northwest oiOr6 &
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IGOR SALE-LoT FRONTING EAST 20 FEET on
l4th street northwest, adjoining house 220s: also,
lot 20x90 ct. south 'front.' square Apply 1924
18th street northwest. s5O-3ws
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NEW SINGING AND PIANO CLASSES (day and
IN evening are opened most liberal terms for
Ladies. Gentlemen and Children, at
PROF. DE WOLOWSKrs
Musical Institute. 1ll6 Nj street 18th Also prf-
Nate tuition OF finishing style by Professors sim
pinned method shortest and best saving years rrac
ce training voices to the highest culture for OPERAS
concerts. &C. s1-Sm
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PurchasersnIwo three-story. press brick front
within one and ahalf square from Scott Circle 'Ss 500
each eaen On easy terms Also three-story press brick
L, at 81 0O0 Tw story brick House. z rooms, mod
etn improvements, on 18th street, S. at S. zoo.
Iwo-story frame House, rooms, gas water and bath;
Pierce, near l4th street, at s., $50. w. 4. BUR-
FORD. Ills street northwest. Sc
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MISS SPAIDING's YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY
VI 2eA \. SSH street West Philadelphia, Pa.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT 18TH. Iss2.
TN D,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-14

WANTEDlwHITE AND COLORED COOKS. GEN
w eral Workers I'd Girls and Nurses for this city
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and elsewhere.
families furnished servants with references. Try US.
4 co. auIL .9w@
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01
What Coffee Will Do.

According 10 DR.. Book, of Leipsic.
coffee and tea are the chief Causes of the
nervousness 4 peeyishness OF our time.
DIR. Segur takes the opposite ground
aud enumerates the blessings which
they can produce.
1t il a mcn.al aud bodily stimulani
assisting 10 convert the blood into ncr-
yous tissue, and thus recruit. the nervous
and thinking faculties.
1t lessons the waste OF tissue. and
thus lessons the amount OF food neces.
sary to support The system.
IL will often GU; short and cure a,-
tacks Of intermittent fever.
In typhns fever IL increases ,he excre
ton of urea, and 50 far puriics the
blood without increasing mctamarphods
Of the tissues.
1t tends to lessen coma anil low deli.
rum. II is DE-. Segurs chief reliance
in yellow fever.
1t is useful in spasmodia asthma.
"hooping codgh and Mysteries. IL is
diurstic ia cardiac dropsy In opium
poisoning its efficacy is generally ac-
knowledged.
After a heavy meal il relieves tue
sense Of oppression.
IL IL disinfcctant and dcodorizer.
Habitual coffee drinkers generally en-
joy COOL health, and usually live TO a
good Old age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01

AN EiGuTY Pound uAILsroNE
Considerable excitement was caused in
our city last Tues lay evening by The
announcement that o hailstonc weiyL-
ing eighty pounds had fallen SIX miles
west OF Salina, near the railroad track
An inquiry into The matter revealed the
fo!loSing facts a party of railroad
section men were at work Tuesday af-
t.rnoon several miles ives. Of town,
when The hailstorm c,me upon Thorn.
Mr.. Martin Ellwood, the foreman Of the
party, relates that near where they were
at work haiistones of Tie weigh, of four
or five pounds were falling, and that
returning toward Salina The stones IN
creased in &c, until hiS party d,ssov-
cred huge mass of ice weighing, as
near as he could judge, in the neigh
bofhood of eighty pounds. At this
place the party foual tic ground COW
cred with hail as f win,ry storm had
passed. over the land. Besides secur-
ing the mammoth chunk Of ice, Mr..
E!iwocd secured hails'onc something
over foot 10. &, three or four inches
III diameter, and shaped like cigar.
These '-pecimens' wcra plto.I uron g
band car and brought TO Salna. Mr..
W. j. llaglor, the North Santa TIC mcr-
ch mt. became The possessor Of the Iarg
,r piece, and saved it from disso,yinp
Ivy placing it in sawdast at / is store.
Crowds Of people went dowr 10 sec it
Tuesday afternoon, and many w,ro the
theories concerning the mysterious
visitor. AT evening its dimensions we're
20 10 2 inchcs.-Sduu (Kuasas)
Journal.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01

FAIRMoNr. w. Va, Aug. 24.-The
second district republican convention
was largely attended. every county
being represented. The names OF John
w. Mason, of Taylor county James
ID. Butts, of j, ficrson county; b. NJ.
Kitchen, greenbac-krerublican. of Berke.
ley county; +. n. Reynolds, OF Min
eral county, and George G.. S,urgis, of
Monongahe!a county, were before the
convention. On tie secoLd ballot Mr..
Mason received a large ma jority OF the
votes, and the nomination was thea
made unanimous. The greenback party
desired fusion. aud confidently expec>
tel the convention to nominate their
man, Mr.. Kitchen. The failure to do
so will ALLEVIATE the two parties
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01

IL is stated that it took 1925 ballots
the largest number we remember to
have heard or read Otto defeat Gen.
Singleton for The democratic nomin -
ton in the Quincy, Illinois, District.
And the General claims that it was nc.
complished alter all by fraud. Act.
Ing on this view, he Is out as an indie i,
pendent candidate, the Greenhackcr
and RAIDS having both agreed to run
no candidates. Should they persist in
holding off, the Generals rec election
is fureSonc conclusion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01

A canary belonging to q lady in Du.
buque, Iowa, on being given its liberty
in room one day, Gew to the mantcl
whereon was n mirror. Thinking he
bal found mate. ho went back to the
cage and brought seed 10 offer to the
stranger. Getting no satisfactory reply,
lo poured forth his sweetest notes, paus.
ing now and then 10 watch thc effect.
Finally hc went back TO his perch, AID
with his heal hanging, remained silent
the rest Of The day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01

Obadiah went and subscribed for the
Rogssville HERALD that very evening.
And in the first number he saw an all
vertisement for hands at new factory
in the neighborbood. which offered
steady work and wages third higher
tina, be was now receiving. Anil I
inserted modest little 'Dressmaking
Wanted and it was answered withio a
week. and AIN making my own snug
income nov, thank heaven!
'And IL anybody tells US now that we
can't afford to take n paper, we tell
them, Obadiah and /, that No can't af-
ford " 10 without one.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01
a Christians Influences.

In one of tho most honorei and in
auential families OF Virginia. wife
aud mother died in the bloom of her
womanly beauty
For several years she had bocn gen /.
tie, unobtrusiye yet faithful christian
woman. When she felt that the last
moments Of life were approaching. she
called her little chillron to her bedside,
and kissed them, and talked OF leaving
them. aud of the happy world where she
expected soon TO be.
The eldest was but six years OF age,
but he could understand her when she
laid her hand upon his heal AMI charg-
Ell MIN to love and serve his mother S
God aud Savior.
The boy grew to manhood. No eff
foot of that death bed scene and lesson
appeared in his life. Forty years pass.
ed Without sign that be ever thou Ia,
of his mothers last words and bene-
dicion.
He was generous hearted, po; nlar
gentleman, with fine home, where he
welcomed friends with lavish hospitali.
'y. No beggar went away from his
door hungry.
But his most admired virtues showed
no divine principle, or trace or religious
fee ing. Beyond certain prize of po-
sition and superiority. he secmed to ac
knowledge no restraint. lie was self
indulgent and impctuous. profane on the
very slightest provocation, and like most
men OF his class, was devoted 10 horse
racing aud the pleasures OF the chase.
Suddenly a change came. He was
the sane courteous, hospitable gentle
man, but lac broke away abruptly from
his convivial habits. His manner was
more Thoughtful and quiet. and Inc was
seen regularly ct divine worship Oh the
Sabbath.
In no long time he openly declared
himself one OF the lowly number who
call Jesus, Master and Lord.
The change itself was no more sur
prising than his account of Il. II was
no sermon or spoken or written wore;
that had turned him from his worldly
course, but il was tho touch OF lis mo-
TIERS hand. More than forty years be-
fore lie had laid it on hi, head in bless.
ing = al he declared tha: ho hal lelt il
ever since.
Amid all the cares OF his great es-
tate, in his noisiest gaicty in the cx-
element OF the race course, in the fury
OF political strife, the pressure of that
soft hand, he said, perpelua!ly recalled
his mother and her dying Charge. And
the time came when he could resist
its appeals no longer.
Such parting token has voice that
will not be silent, and n power that will
not die.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01
DCRE FINE WHISKEY
H. RIOS SEMI ELM,
WhOlesaie Liquor
ID 70 A l. 70 r,
Springdale Pure Ryo Whiskey
No. 37j w. BALTIC ST.
getwecn Eulaw apd POGO 81. pdllmore. ND

Between Eutaw and Paca Sta, Baltimore, Nd.
TSinviting attention to the Celebrated Spring
4 dale Pure Rye Wbskey, patented and manu-.
faci'red by Mr.. r. Rosenheim IL IL hut doing
justice to him individually, and comforting a
favor upon those who desire or have need for
an article Of uudoubted purity aud unsurpasJ
ed in quality.
This ine wbiskey Is specially manufactured
by Mr.. Rosenheim, under letters patent. and is
fOr sale by bin exclusively There il no SINH
lar article offered IN the Baltimore market and =.
from its purity aud excellence, should be In Ibe
cabinet Of every one whI values ine aud pure
article So free from every aduiteration in this
Whisky, AID so carefully has IL been msDulac-
tured, lhnt IL Is largely prescribed by the medic
cal profession IN cases requiring n stimulHnt .
- before stated this fine Whiskey can be OBJ
tanned ouly at the Wholesale Warerooms Of
Mr. Rosepheim, No SO West Baltimore street d.
This Whisky is Eve and eight years old.
The purity and careful manufacture Of this
Guo Whiskey u attestcd by the EDITOR.
On. j. T.. KING,
Editor Baltimore Trade Exhibit.
june 30, 1882. ~.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01

a GIEL's RooM.-A look into n girls
room will give one an idea Of what kind
Of a woman she will probably become.
\ girl who keeps her clothes hung up
neatly, whose room is clean, will be We
~ apt to make good wife and suc-
cosssful woman. Order snd neatness
are as essential TO our comfort as well
as TO that Of others about us. A girl
who throws down her things anywhere
will do things in n slovenly careless way.
a girl who does not make her bel ill
after dinner. and she should algoys
make it herself rather than have SCR
want TO 10 il, and throws herself down
in a chair, will make poor wiro nine
cases ous Of ten. II all the world could
see how a girl keeps her dressing room,
many unhappy marriages would be say
eel. Always be tidy about your person
and your room "a if your friends could
always see you. Get into the habit OF
order AMI nCatncss. and 10 will come
easier i'm life afterwards.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01
South 8raneI. yntsllisenter.
RoMNEY. FRIDAY. SEPT. /, 1882.

Senator HILL ,a;d that tho cancer
which killed him was caused by tobacco
He had a habit of holding a cigar
almost constantly in his mouth. and
keeping the nicatine-coated end against
the left side of his tongnc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01
W OOHy w OOg!

THE very highest market price in ci.
L Their Cash or Trade wall he paid
for Wool.
(gAnd We arc Offering from % 10 -
pairs Of Mems HOMEMADE PLOW
SHOES. at Cost. "a Avail yourselves
Of these bargains. Respectfully,
GiLKESONS e PUGH.
Eymncy ArrE II, 1882.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01
TIE JOHN u. MANNING
Mower & Reaper

Has no equal for light draught work
and Durability
THE KELLER DRILL, TIE ONLY
drill that will sow all kinds of Fertilizer re-
gnlar. Wagons and Buggies of the beat make,
Alec, Hay Rnkes. In fact nil kinds OF Machn
cry and fertilizers .Ess- Stock taken in ex.
change for Machinery.
j. T. RODRUCX.
Romney, W. Va.
May 5, 1882 -ly
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01

BHdGar's DISEASE. DIABETES. KIDNEY
LIVER OF URINARY DISEASE.
Have no fear Of any Of these diseases
if you use mop Bitters, as they will
prevent and cure the worst cases, even
when you have been made worse by
some great pulled up pretended cures.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01

To remove smoke stains from ivo-
ry, immersc the pieces in bcnzinc,
aud go over them with q brush
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01
NEWSPAPER LAWS.

subscribers who do not give express notice to
a., contrary, are considered as ishing TO con-
t.gs their subscription.
h subscribers order the discon'innauce OF
lsr periodicals.. the Publishers may continue
10 ,ul them until all arrearages are paid.
Il ue subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take
l.f periodicals. from the Office To- whiSh they
y. dutc,ed they aie held responsible until
a.7 t,ye settled their bills and ordered them
!-c,buuu'd.
any person who receives Il newspaper aud
rkss use Of il, whether lie has ordered il or
tt IS held in Law TO he "a subscriber
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01
s,uth Branch Inteiligencer.
,yi,lium Harper. Editor.
or.s Corner Nain and Gro eel Lane SIS
RoNNEY, WEST VIRGINIA.
I z u NJ y (:

-ro DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per
-or TWO DOLLARS il paid in nd vance.
s, rarer will he discontinued except at the
lion oilhe publisher,uu all srrearages have
"a settled.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Tie rates Of Advertising are, for an inch or
.,.iops-la-ser ones ia the same proportion.
I'm continuance 37l cents.
,,,,r,srly, half yearly, and yearly advertise
..,,,,,e, ted at liberal reduction on the above.
yearly advertisers disseminating during the
80, wifi be charged regular rates.
~ tjyertisemeut 10 be considered by the mon tn
..,,,rinless specified on the manuscript or pre-.
!; ,,', agreed upon between the parties.
c..oa,iousoi associations, communications Of
r-.Isl interest aud notices OF deaths exceeding
=, INA " IN be charged Eve cents per line.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01
NEW GOODS.

We will receive this week
Ill full tine for the bot wea-
Their another cho!c1 assert.
ment OF figured lawns at on
~ az cents. Also white
linen lawns, Of fine quality.
White corduroy new and
desirable. White PiGues,
Organdies and Nainsooks
linen lap Robes and linen
listers fer both ladies' and
gentlemen; and light weight
Cashmere and blue flannel
suits for young gents. We
have reduced some OF our
OLD and undesirable prints
10 only 5 cents.
80 cents in trade for good
Wool.
/. II. =. PANCAK L.
Romncy, June Q, 1882.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01
DIR. l.. w. Daley,

| Mn A THOMAS, 81 Cloud
W.. Bai'd,ug, Washington y. q. f,
e a- United States General Land.
."ni c'sl7 private land claims,
e"pIau ana homestead cases pros
t' Department OF the Interior
Cont and 40 ciasses Of claims
'A'..'vc Departments. pccial at
town site cases Land war
'Y.ts, aud all kinds OF land
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01
Il e q z s T
WI acEainnery.

VOU will, without doubt, consult your own
interest by sending to me for circulars of
the following machinery, &c. before buy ing
elsewhere. Being myself practical farmer,
with considerable experience in the sale CT ma /,
chinery, and making the latest improvements in
that line speciality, ! will guatsntse satisfac-
ton, low rates and liberal terms, aud will not
be undersoid.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01
PAID UP CAPITAL 500, 900 !!
p e A BODY
gltsMr,lMCe On.


MhITES Moderate lines on Dwellings, Farm
w property and hrst-class Mercantile aud
Manufacturing risks.
DIRECTORS :-Alonzo Loriug, Alexander
Langhiin, George X. Tingle, James F. Barnes
j. A. Miller, A. II. Adams. A. d Seamou, II.
3. irwin, John N. Brow6. ALONZu LoRISG,
~. ]. PAUL., Secretary. r.. A. ALEX.
AMBER. General Agent
GEORGE w. SHOCKEY, has been appointed
Agent for Hampshire County. W. Va.
July }, lsSl.-iy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01
2 Az aENl IT'S.

Solicitor OF American and
Wellington. - q. All bu
Ha Patents whether before
or iIs Courts, promptly at
.I-t. mtde unless patent 10
.. ..t.u.ag.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-09-01

PJDt..sSjOadf Carts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07

exactng high tone of his. his behaving altogether
like a John Bull Oxford stud emit and not ike "a. a
danish Crown Prince. all that might pass. But
that he should not the least enter into poor
Shakespeare's intention as to killing the h.n no
and therefore coolly skip that scene where eio
EjnJ prays and Hamlet comes in and goes out again
without having made up his mind for the deed TO
my taste one of the finest passages OF the piece
and that he constantly behaves like Dravauo,
he shot down at once, for instance during the play
on the stage threatening HIM with his hst anu
quietly dropped these ale things not 10 oe pal-
doned. OF course LIertes and Hamlet do NOT JUMP
into OpkoKas tomb and wrestle there, lot 'no 5
when Hamlet falls down and says. he Iest rest -
silence" ana expected flourish and nGrHmoras
HOratio actually leaves the Irhee nas. I'D con-
forward TO the lamps and says: LADIES ana gen en-
tlemen. tomorrow evening The Devirs ErAir'
Thus ended Ii imlet in England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07
CLOsyNG PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SANFRANCIsCo. Monday, March 6. 1892
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE 1RrBrNE.I

SAN IEAN.IsCO. Cal, Mar. G.-Ihc Wine on the
:" 500 level OF Union Consolidated Is down - 1eet
i'm good ore car samples of which run from ITO TO
r,1G per ton. which will give milling average on
$50 per ton. The ore-hOdS IL 20 feet WIDE ~ Tue
ZOO level ana appears 10 hc widening rs IL ~
sunk on There are favorable indications q" lect
south and about 90 feet east of the Orc-body above
mentioned in Mexican. Paying ore has been lonnd
south q! the NlrNlcan-i mon Joint VINE. .
The water in Yellow Jacket Is 30 feet above the
2.3OO level and Is gradually rising. The pumps are
running. ;, ,
IMPERIAL will hoist to the surface all machinery
below the level OF the SutrO Tunnel IN order 10 keep
il from being covered with water.
The market for the Com>tOckS has been stronger
today
HALIFAX. y. =. Mar G.--Thc Oxford Gold Mining
Compauy has contracted for stamp MILL steam
noj.tiug works aud all else necessary Tor the
thorough equipment ot the mine in lake tatcha
District. recently purchased from Adams and DE
Cam oi New York. Active mining ~ now IN
nrogr,>s and the results prove the property even
richer THAI auricpatcd, The unanim3us opinion
al several experts VINO have thor ughly examined
the pr,ucrty is that the Oxford Company has an
exceptionally brilliant future.
BulIion valued Mt $4,000 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mineS.
Conner Queen superintendent tcIegraphs that inc
produ, ton of the mine for February was Oo1,O'1
pounds copper: for March LIST and I'd. 4S,oOo
pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07
MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY, March 6-P. NJ.

MONDAY. marcn O-P NJ
Tie mining stock markets to-day present inc
appearance of a further Improvement In tho charac-
ter of the dealings and without excitement inc
tone is strong at tho quotations. Robinson Con-
solidated was even moro thnn Usually acuVe
and rose to 4. at which figure IL cioS'd'
State Line md was nctive ana rose 10
e. ccnts INIT later il declined TO 700S0 cents.
south Pacific was steady for it, at 2.0O9
SGaSa CO. p''a Chrysolto was active at an ad-
vance TO 42O Iron Silver was strong at - BYE
Chief rose 10 5S cents. and Annie sold at Z2@2oiT
dated Virginia sold M TO l05. ami California 10 ~
cents Moose was dull bnt firm at 10 r.o ro,,h Of
Echrn,rv has been declared by the Ontario Silver
Mining Company, payable at Wells, Fargo 4 C99;s,
ON the 18th Transfers close on March 10 re
total amount of dividends thus Jar paid by the
Ontario is 81, l7J,O0O.
SALES At me MINING EXCHANGES