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The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18
FORW ARDINa y UpNIMIssIpN.

We will also continue the Forwarding
Dillon and Silver Bow Junction At Dillon receiving, forwarding al,
advancing all cghts consigned points E
side and giving the prompt and careful
AT Silver Bow Junction. receiving and forwarding frcghs deinc
Mssoua Lodge, Phpsbury Chicago Pioneer and nj
West Side points.
Flour Grain and Feed Wholesale Retail.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18
The CASADAY SILKY PL OW

The CASADAY SILKY PLOW.
which has land side and the ghest perfect
ing Suky Plow in the market.
Moline Plow Company Steel Goods of all kinds including
arrows, Single Shove Double Shove, Cuvaors &C., &C. Al
tn. EVANS SULKY PL0W TIE fines. Steel Sulky Plow in ii
field, with its solid steel frame beam.
\ full stock machines and Tiger Rakcs
stanly in stock. Also
Oliver Chilled plow Points, Moline Plow Shares
Handles, Beams
Harrow Teeth, Neck iokes, Double Trees
Ccvces Lap Rings, Single Trees
Horse Shoes, Cable Chains, Wagon Woods
Mule Shoes Trace Chains. Hardware
Steel Skeins, Tongue Chains, Iron,
Cast Thmblcs Harness, Nails,
carriage Bolts Tents, Steel,
Wagon Sheets
and stock of everything Mechanics nee
comprising articles to mention
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LITERARY NOTES.

The scene of Mr.. Tcnnyson's new village Tragedy
.Tbe Promise of May" is LAID in Lincolnshire
xillace. and the hcroines are two sisters Dora ana
Eva Steer.
JR Oscood g. Co. are printing second edition
90 their illustrated Lady of the Lake" the e'ooo
comics first printed being exhausted. ms nrih Is
renortod to have sold last year 10000 copies OF
their illustrated edition of Lucille"
1t is good evidence of literary taste in TINS
country that the first two parts of Mr. Symono
history of the Renaissance in Italy have met Win
ready SALE The last two parts on the Italian to'a
ture are about to be brought out by Henry HON "
Co., the publishers of the former volumes
Tit most distinguished literary men IN ure"'
britain are on the Liberal side in politics The iis'
includes Froude. Kingakc, Lecky, Freeman he,
bert Spencer, Trollope Browning, Matthew Arnolu
Olphaut. Leslie stephen, Trevelyan' hay""iu'
Jowett Reeve. Hughes Rawhnson' Layard' Felsu'-
son. Spottiswoode n. r.. S.. Lubbock owen, IHn-
dali. Huxley, Grove. Henry Smith, Goodwin oiul'
Gavap Duffy. Grant Duff, Cartwright, Bain' lul-
locb. Torrens F. Harrison. HarcOurt, Brodnck'
Lord f. Fitzmaurce. Lowe uord 'SherbrooNel'
Lord Duferin, Lord Houghton, the Duke oil Argyll
Gladstone
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1882
MINES AND MINING.
guypLY, Nov. 5-P. ".

SUNDAY, NOV. 0-P' W.
Measured by the reported number of TRANSACTIONS
at the Mining Stock Exchange last week. thelo
was a more active market than for some time paSu
The general features, however, present no lndica-
lions that any permanent Improvement IN the chaI-
actcr of the dealings has begun. The Comstock
shares were more active and stronger both at nome
and in San Francisco. But the general list showed
nothing more than the usual and meaningless hue
tuations The annual report of the Homes'aNe
Mining Company for the year ended Juno l. 1857
was made public during the week. IL shows re-
ceipts from all sources dncudng 81 ,293,37o from
products aud 81 IS 242 balance of June l. lsol Oh
81 $4,000. The expenditures amounted to 800
Ola During the yesr there were paid to stock
holders dividends rs follows: Seven of 80 cents
pr share three of 37i2 cent, per share ana Two 0l
so cents per share, making total of S4ZZ,2UO
Cash balance at the end of the year was p3I0,ooo'
against $1GS 242 M the beginning of the year -
The tone of yesterdays market was gencraliy
weak. Bradshaw was an exception to the RUE IL
was active, and & ccuts higher at 10 cents. Belie
I~le also after opening M 40 cents, rose to 90 cents
Comstocks were easier Robinson Consolidated, alter
beng quoted at LOO, held its own ut 1.45 ChryS0,
lite was 8 cents lower NJ 40, and the loW-prlced
shares closed from 1 to 8 cents lower than On FIJI
day.
shLES At THE MINING EKCHh Wees
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFOPvTt STOCKS.
EAN EMANcIsCO. rniuIdAy Nov. 4, lsS2.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUSE.1

SAN FRANCISCO Nov The market Tor the Com
stocks WAS fairly ma ntancd during the past week.
Sierra Nevada beng the lavOrite. There IS renewed
interest in various outside stocks those of Iuscarora
district receiving particular attention.
The following aIe the shipments OF bullion from
dated. Sl1190: ChII,ty. $1,000, Contention,
S3I. 75l; Day, 5000; Independcncc, SG.OOO
Navajo, SIG. 900; Northern Belle, Sl4643 Stand
ard Consolidated, 81 .960; Star, $2,2f4
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in New,
York on Saturday from the mines, making a total
for the week OF Tlo2, 900.
The toral sales o, mining stocks in New-York the
past week are officially reported by the two Tx
changes at 477.I70 shares.
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JnsirnttiofI.
MISCELLANEOUS.

CANNES. SOUTHERN FRANCE.-Professo
- Renon will receive into his family thiee o, ,V ~, sontb
men may he deslious OF RESTING TOT nbned with
instruction the French LANGUAGE II destai n,dse nar
month $50 francs Address Professor NJ rra,ie
Mhison- Ardlssan route de u terlhee '''H =
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOl1o pI 19I n Jtv.
iDcity or e9SqtTyIIaa oaoOL AND COLLEGE GUIDE
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qesigneu W III nb,tage special catalogues oftb
~, rtcnIshei GRATIS. Information concerning
scIoos fr,sly xvel parents and SlaIrr ~, AcuER3
pf SCL{ NFYS AGENCY for SCHOOLS and -. 49,
TN Tomrsuc Finding Broadway and l4thst
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Cfncher5.

A LADY who has taught in the oldest and
L families Now York desires y'tne or
position English, French Latin MUSIC Fdh1o W"H
Drawing, Address O. t. IL IO1 i-l'
2oth-J.
LADY. who can assist backward puDils IN
"a era and Arithmetic can pay nav BOARD an @
in I'm rs sf1gcru Ieulcrs Classics Painting, NOcl an
Instrumental Music hy tclcnng two hours day Address
PKINCIPAL. p. q. Box 81
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
"a AGENCY SUPPLIES Colleges. schools AMI Famhr4 VIE
thoroughly co upeteut Projectors Principals ahd ieio
Families going 'l' lltrY comply siloI Sa
superlor rd0r-0r ioveTn Cal Or Al lre'i MISS "
YOUNG American aud F1ros "a Teachers Agency - Osi"
square.
\ experienced instructor can take on" OF
u two more boys pre- FOR coegc has had rar
lar success win deficient pupils. "INSIHO'lO' '''V'
Broadway.
MISS TESSE'S EDUCATIONAL b REAU,
vi 33 Wo-t 2l.ts. Eowf"t. ieeh.rs professor COY
erucsscs l0u-c,rcPels provGtl With ppuuol7 lah t't
leecs and school, with coup sent INSTRUCTOR S'''Ms
commended 10 parents school ftruit and supplies hel
cuces by favor Hon. Hamilton FISH, Hon ei-7eoi'thy
INaIts, yrus W. Field.
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legal Notices.
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE UNITED
4 STATES, FOR TIE WESTERN DISTRICT OF
Observation-Disclosures EAGLE Lock CO. ys, ROB
fKT1 homie ct al.-No o. November Term. 1882 In
nd now tow: August % 1851. this
on To he heard III motion complainant foI al order On
Robert Cromie, Of the Above named defendants non
rrgIrut IL tho ~tas PenusyS ana, To app plead
answer OF dcmur bill complaint filed herein. and II
ar NJ to Court that this suit ~ bOusht 10 eniOcea
lien OF aim real estate situate In sand western Dis
trict Pennsy anna L. For the toeelGsure OF certain
mo TIA. made aud delivered by sand Robert
& uuc to- V. Winters for six certain lots or
land situated saw Mil Valley Plank Road IA the
Raid numbered 2. s. 10 IL, L. ~ IN Fergusons
man of lots OF the Montgomery estate recorded In plan book
penn A No 4, In Philip GeTets plan situated on the
south 30 feet from the corner Ot dsihg
ton street in Thirteenth Wad Of the city OF Allegheny
Penn which said mortgage by virtue Oh sundIy assignments
be- anne vested In the COM 'lainant
A. for the certain other mortgage made,
and by said Robert j. rome to said Peter
nine ten. eleven aud twelve
pan OF % laid by A. j. PentecOst and others recorded
In POS, ald which said mortgage by
virtue sundy assignments IS now vested in the COMPLAIN
fled thai Robert j. Cromle IA nonresident the
81 suit That ho Is not mabtant of and
fIufd ithn this distCt Is Therefore ordered
sad cOip amt OF Oetoe the nrst Monday OF Deem
ber next ther appearing thatt IL I'M
ohtain service Of
Crnmic n is Ode ed that pubic alton same made
by an insertion eOf IN the York Ddfty Tribune
\, York y iCsek weeks and
Il further ordered mat this order shall also be- upon
the esJn In possession charge OF said proper
ties, II aiy there be.
WV BY the Court.
10 Recor
l-elL Witness ny hand ana seal OF said Court this
2Sth day Of August, \. -. 1881?
IL. ID. GAM BILE,
Clerk.
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o. C. PINNEY.
Solicitor for Complainant.
DIsTRlCr COURT Of the UNITED STATES

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES,
~ FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT or NETWORK
Ia the matter OF NEL-DN II. FULLER, Bankrupt IN
BANkRU tTCI A ant In bankI uicy has been is6ueI
by .gailst the estate Of NEL1DN H. FULLER
OF the County York the state of ork IN said
district adm ged bank upon the petition creOrs
and nent OF any debts AMI tne deIvey Of any plOU
cy TO d bankrupt 10 him IL his and tho
transfer any 10 cry 10y him forbidden by Law
meeting of the editors Of sal bankrupt prove debta
ana more assiuecs OF his estate held al
a cont " HantTupcy 10 be holden AZ No To- Broadway
orb tity In sad district the 9Th day November
A. ID. lee. al O'Clock ~ the ONCE OF cufy Wider
Allen, OF the Registers In bankruptcy OF said Court
ltEN r.. hNOX. acknowledgements.
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CUPREME COZ KI, City aud County of
- Stw-NOrs. The Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF
Newly ork. antins, against Benjamin the Lake
uiyes tJO.cph richardson, and Fanny Richardson
defendants summons 10 the above named defendants
cby summoned Ia the complaint this action
10 dtO.Y OF yOur on to fantils Attorney
within twenty ait'r the service 0f l- summons
DAY Of service and of
pear answer Judgment will be taken aTns you by de
faut for The relief demanded u the Dated August
T. los, .. ii. Palmer Plaintiffs Attorney office and post
Once address NO li6 BlO.dWaY New YORK. y, New YORK.
10 the Lake Forest Uniy,i- The foregoing summons Ia
served up0u you by pub auOn pursuant order the
Barrett Justice Of the supreme Court dated
the 9th OF October 572 and MED vita the !ant
the office " the tlcIk the County 81 NcWlork al s Oco
In the ouse In the city OF New York County
OF York o. II. PALMER, PLANTING Attorney.
Oct v, aw, 6W, Non.
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MILITARY ACADEMY,
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Established 1854.
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APPLY FOR CATALOGUE -
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NAXal AcaNenIN
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CT. JOHNS, ,o,,,..-.oo,.. -.
- " MRS THEODORE IRVING.
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For Y oung Ladiea-CitY.
NTNE. G.. MEARS'S

- AND DAY SCHOOL
To- vorr, 1odos fi1ndrd 1910, No 222 MadsOu-ave.,
s toI Srenrcns Serfember ~ 1sS French Is the IAN
nare Of The family ana school lectures III English French
and Cerman by eminent professors especial attention pau
l" IH5i9" u INV" ' Nlac. 4. C. MEAikS, Principal
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

A.k WEST 3STH-ST.-Miss Arabela ketch-
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Both Full corps Of teachers Instruction thorough
Music, Painting, Drawing Climate mild very healthy
Begins September 10. Address H. h. TlLAsk, Pnnsipal
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T. clip WantcJ.

XXTANTED.-First-c class mechanical drauphts
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class references ASKED and exchanged
ACHERr 4 CO.. Il9 " est 6tn st, CIacnuiti, Ohio
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sALEs At THE INNING ExCHAvGES
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets w..s
LONDON Nov. 4-l230 p. m--Atanuc ana un.Ssss.A i70
n frat mortgage rustess csTnnsateA ~ W
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PERSONAL.

DR.. Caine, of saltwater, is at the Metro
politan.
Mr.. Robert Miller, mayor of Fergus Falls,
is in st. Paul.
Dr.J. w. Daniels of st. Peter is at the
Metropolitan.
Isaac Staples, ESD, of Saltwater, was in the
city yesterday.
Capt L. Aldrich, of hurry county, was in
st. Paul yesterday.
J.L. w. Thompson, auditor of Dakota
county, was in town yesterday.
j. A. Maxwell, of Curry, editor of the
Northwestern Minnesotian, was in st. Paul
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D. NJ. Sabin, of Saltwater, had secured for
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Curry, Murray county,were in the city yester-
day.
j. l.. w. Thompson, Esq, of Hastings,
auditor of Dakota county, tore himself away
from official duties and the charms of horse
racing yesterday long enough to spend few
hours in st. Paul.
The many friends of Prof F. G. Boucher,
who has been quite seriously ill for some time
past,will be glad to learn that he is recovering
rapidly, and will soon be able to receive the
congratulations ola large circle of acquaint-
ances.
The following doctors returned eastward
from their trip to Winnipeg and are at the
Metropolitan: DR.. A. Ames, Jr., Boston; DIR.
j. s. Todd, Atlanta, Ga; DR.. A. W. Calhoun,
Atlanta, Ca; DR.. Thomas L. Neal and wife and
Mrs. Achey, Dayton. Ohio.
L. L. Benson, Esq. who is supposed 10
have discovered the Falls of st. Anthony
some years before Father Hennepin's time,
and who has been travelling around the world
until he has acquired the title of the Great
American traveller, returned to his old home,
st. Paul, yesterday, after roaming about the
East and South for the past six months. 1t
was generally remarked that he looks younger
than he did 200 years ago.
Mr.. James Velleau, prominent citizen of
DEBORAH To-, has been spending a few days in
and around st. Paul, visited White Bear lake
on Tuesday, and succeeded in capturing a
twenty-seven pound pickerel. His astonish-
ment at his success was unbou nded, and so
delighted was he, that he contemplates re-
moving to st. Paul, where he can enjoy his
favorite sport to his hearts content. The
boatmen at White Bear will take notice.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-15

And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors, made on the Sth day
OF May, 1882, the whole of such stock thus in
default, or SO many shares thereof as may be
necessary, will be sold at public auction at the
Saint Paul, Minnesota, on Wednesday, the
twenty-eighth day of June, 1884, at the honr
of ten o'clock a. m, of said dsy, to pay sais
delinquent assessment thereon, and expenses
of the sale. N. M. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
st. Paul, Mimi, June 18th, 1882. 165-7S