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traffic has been stopped, houses carried
away, and in few instances lives have been
lost.
THE French Government has found it
necessary to prevent the sale Of dynamite,
and to that end has prepared decree pre-
venting the sale or manufacture OF that ex-
plosive. This measure will be presented
for action in the Assembly at an early day.
The village of Grindelwald, Switzer-
land, has been almost entirely destroyed by
a hurricane.
The New York police have arrested
number of rufiians who have been forcing
money from Chinese laundrymen.
The pestience is abating in Pensacola,
Fla. Cases recently developed at Browns
vile, Texas, have been pronounced mala-
rial, not yellow, fever.
The jury in the Hazard will case at
Newport, Il. l., contested by the widow
and others on the ground that the testator
was OF unsound mind and possessed OF de-
lusions concerning his property and kim
dred, failed to agree. The greater part of
the estate, valued at 100000, is bequeathed
to hospital, in trust.
liz SNbAO OObW6cn SdllhO dhu MAI
lendo having been repaired, communication
by telegraph is now open direct between
Valparaiso AID points in the United States
and all intermediate stations on the west
coast Of South America, making Il saving Of
some fifteen hours in time between Valpa-
raise and the United States and Europe as
compared with the old route via Pernambuco
and Lisbon.
The foreign mails sent out of the
United States during the fiscal year just
ended exceed those of the previous year by
$4,000 pounds. The United States stands
at the head of all countries in the number of
its post offices.
A SHELL filled with powder and scraps
of iron and glass was thrown into the tailor
shop OF August Gockel, in Philadelphia,
Pa, the other evening, and exploded as the
proprietor sat at work, but without injttry
to him. His wife's step father is under ar
rest for the crime.
JUDGE GRESHAM, of the United States
Circuit Court at indianapolis, has given
judgment against a railroad company for
Sc, 600 in the suit of brakeman whose arm
was crushed in consequence OF the coupling
apparatus vi cats bellg oul Oi repulT.
ABBEY's Park Theater, New York, at
which Mrs. Langtry was to have appeared,
was totally destroyed by fire, Oct. 80, in
volving loss of $3.50 900.
DICK WEsTENRA has been arrested
! at Winnipeg, Manitoba, for obtaining mon
ey under false pretenses, representing him.
self as an English nobleman. During the
fall Of 1878 this individual figured in Ottawa
as Hon. Richard Westenra, was received in
to the best society, was constant visitor
at the government house, and victimized to
a considerable extent several Of his new
formed acquaintance. In time to save ar
rest he took fight to the United States,
where he figured conspicuously as Lord
| Courtney, under which name he was ar
rested in New York in 1880 on a charge OF
being an impostor. After his liberation he
travelled under several aliases, and is re-
ported to have added innumerable victims
to his list.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-11-04
Army Reports.

The Quartermaster-General Of the United
States Army has submitted to the Secretary
of War his report for the fiscal year ended
June 90, 1882. The amount available during
the year was Sl3,62s ,6Sl, the total disburse-
ments $l2,4 i6,442, leaving balance ON hand of
Sl,lS2239. The responsibilities and magni-
tude of the service are described and an APP
peal is made for an additional force. 1t is
also urged that the ranks be opened fdr pro-
motion and appointment. The enlistment of
post Quartermaster-Sergean is recommend
ed. The enerM renews the
recommendation heretofore made that an al
lowance of ten dollars per month be made in
addition to the pay of every line officer who
is detailed by the proper authority as acting
Assistant Quartermaster ut u military post.
1t is estimated that the demands upon the de-
partment during the year will exceed the
amount available for the purchase and manu-
facture of clothing and camp and garrison
equipage.
The Commissary-Genera of Subsistence has
submitted TO the Secretary of War a report of
the operations of the Subsistence Department
for the fiscal year ended June 30. 1872. The
report shows total resources of $i.15O,Cr2S; eX-
penditures, $3,730,2s6; balances unexpended,
S4lp.73l; the amount expended for subsist-
ence stores, property and contingencies dur
ing the year was &, 500 300. The price OF beef
throughout the country increased 10 such an
extent that the price paid under the contract
for he current fiscal year is twenty-three per
cent greater than for the last year, and thirty
six per cent. greater than the previous year.
The rations turned oyer TO agents for the re-
numbered 3,2jl,0O0. The value of stores lost
10y theft, storms, fire, etc, during the year was
Sl4,lt2. The value OF supplies issued 10 Luz
dams during the year was s37l96.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE verdict in the case of Mrs. Sco-
vile, Guiteau's sister, states that she has
"been insane about six months, and her in
sanity is hereditary"
THE pedestrian contest in New York
resulted: Fitzgerald, 81 miles; Noremac,
567; Herty, BAL; Hughes, 525. The total re-
ceipts were S26,373. The rent is $4,000, and
other expenses will reduce the winnings to
small sums. Hart scored 4S2, Vint AIS,
Hazel 413, Rowell 377, Panchot 239 u
RECENT fires: The Flint Mill, Fall
River, Mass. a magnificent granite struc-
ture, valued at $500, 900, employing 500
hands in the animal production Of thirteen
million yards OF print cloth. The extensive
works of the Eureka Cast-steel Company at
Shamokn, Pa, valued at $4,000. The
American Hotel, Sheriff. House, Odd-fel-
lows Hall, and other propertyAat Truckee,
CAL, to the value of 500, 900. About $50,
600 worth of lumber in the docks OF Hamil-
ton, Mcclure & Co., East Saginaw, Mich.
JOSEPH REINHARDT's saloon at Pal
estine, Ind, was blown up with dynamite
the other day. Several other buildings we're
shattered. ...
THE New York, Chicago & st. Louis
Railway has been purchased by syndicate
extremely favorable to Vanderbilt. The
Hooking Valley road has acquired an outlet
to Chicago for its vast stores of coal, and
what might have proved an aggressive factor
among the trunk lines has been divided up
among several interests. The purchase
money is to be paid In installments, and the
stock will be delivered when 60 per cent.
shall have been handed over. ae
1T is understood ia Washington that
no radical changes will be recommended in
the forthcoming report of the Tariff Com
mission. The abandonment of compound
duties, I. e., ad valorem rates combined with
specific rates, will be urged, and it Is also
probable that important changes in Custom
House regulations as to clearances, consular
invoices, duties or charges, and such mat
tiers, will be suggested. No change will be
made in the duties on chinaware. The re-
! importation duty on qunine will not be ad :
yised. The duty on raw wool will remain
| practically as at present. The action of the
Cresson Convention, of persons engaged in
the steel and iron business, in favor OF in :.
creased rates Of duty on iron ore, and on
iron and steel in their various stages, Will
hardly be Endorsed by the Commission.
THE residence of General Sturgis, at
the Soldiers Home in Washington, was
robbed Of diamonds, silks and laces to the
amount of $780, The missing property
was found in the trunks OF French gov
erness.
j. w. MIX, rich corn-canner OF
Conestoga, n. Y, has fed to South America
with one Of his factory girls. leaving labili
| ties to the amount Of SIS, 900. .r.iW
FRANK A. CRoLL, assistant postmas-
ter at Wellsboro, Penn, was caught rliing
registered letters the other day and held in
So, 200 BAIL i-
THE recent floods have caused great
distress in the river towns Of Austria. The
foundations in the Tyrol and Corlnthia are
spreading, Whole districts are under wa
ter. The River Drsne is rising and sweep
ing away bridges and embankments. The
! loss will be many million iorins. Railway
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-11-04
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

GENERAL CROOK is said to have
checked an Indian outbreak at San Carlos by
putting stop to frauds which were being
practiced on the reservation.
The workingmen of Pittsburgh have
petitioned the Governor Of Pennsylvania to
declare election days legal holidays.
THE French Minister of Justice has a
clew to q vast revolutionary organization
for the purpose of dividing the country into
local declarations, directed by committee
having its headquarters In Geneva.
SEvENTY-FTvE Nihilists have been ar
rested at Odessa, among them a student
who had in his possession press and many
manifestoes. Agrarian disturbances have
occurred in the Government of volhyria. A
priest has been murdered for distributing
lhe imperial proclamation.
PROMOTIONS in the army consequent
upon the retirement of Maj. lien. Irwin
Mcdowell have been announced by the
President as follows: Brighten. John Pope
to be Major General and Col. Ranold S.
Mackenzie, Fourth Cavalry, to be Brigadier-
General.
PARIS Socialists denounce the expul-
sion Of their Italian brethren. feeling of
insecurity prevails at Lyons, where mer-
chants are daily receiving threatening let
tiers. Delegates from six ACCOMPLISHMENTS
call upon the Republicans to unite In an ef-
fort to crush the anarchists.
INSPECTOR Pollock, who was sus-
pended by Secretary Teller for arbitrary acts
at Pine Ridge Agency, claims that more than
year ago he made report to the Commits
sioner, accusing Agent McGillcuddy of SELL
ing annuity goods to whites, and that it has
been suppressed. The forthcoming lnves-
tigation into the affair will take q wide
range.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21
CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA SrOChS
Repor,ed by JOHN II. DiyTs & Co, II WHI'.
THURSDAY. April 20-P.h

THURSDAY. April 20-Pa
The stock speculation to-day possessed at isa''
one merit, even if it was negative meri-'n'
speculation was not monotonous By common eo"'
sent the dealings in the early part Of the day "e'0
at figures that generally were materially ihgH.
than yesterdays closing prices. The %''
figures, however, generally were made ID .no
first hour of business. and after ths' Wv
fluctuations, although frequent and indicative
feyerish temper not important untll souo 1oD'
after midday Lake Shore sold up to lOi's' OsD
trail and Hudson to 127la, Central OF Ncw-JerSey
74Is, Missouri Pacific to 907s Delaware, LaoA'
wanna and Western TO 11SSs, Louisville ana s1. Ns
Vile to 74ss St. Paul to 1l1as. Northwest 10 IL"
Denver and Rio Grande to 6los Erie 70 oo's nes'
ing to $685., Wabash TO 80 and piei'l
red stock to 55ls, Union Pacific to liza ~ ~,
Western Union 20 So Stocks not mentoned hA,
improvements equal to those named. But aiici s''
the "gamoD was played entirely between pro'eI
s,onal speeulators without enticing the sngH''s,
outside support. Hence, when It was diseo'".-
that ON the part of some OF the larger ope'S''.,
there WAS a disposition to retire-and the ds'o','
was not made until heavy sales had been efec'ou
nrIces quickly yielded all over the list The $40.
snccially weak IN the late dealings weio "a
Wabashes-the common falling from 30 to - = S"s
tho preferred stock from b5ls to 49%4ooie,s..s
Central of New-Jersey, which declined from 'sv "a
1,L07lHs. The whole market, however, cio'e's
weak at declines ranging from . 70 p''
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21
MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY. April 20-r. N.

THURSDAY. April 20-r. NJ
Dealings nj the Mining stock Exchanges to-day
were cofnpa,ativcly tame but there were some re-
covcrcs from yesterdays declines, and the market
generally was inclined TO steadness Robinson
Consolidated sold up TO 2.65, but closed unchanged
2.55. South Pacific advanced TO 50 cents Dut a'
c end was the same as yestcrday-7 cents State ne
cents. r af ' which it cosctl-an advance of cents
over Yesterdays last price Moose with s'nar ma
transactions rose from % to 1.fO Ane was act
i've amI recovered 10 1903 cents. Other stocks
were dull and about steady.
ShLEs At me MINING EXCHANGES
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21
Giluallons Wanlco--fenales.

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PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
man sJcs M fnsis Scotch and Other useful ei,s for city
r county M % aS %f 9f RxT Ta f' Hoas BEAG e. iss 3
G.h.ave. fourth house above lOthst
CHAMBERNAlD. BY a young Norwegian
can oS G1alir, address 2os o IeSinSioH.ayc
CHAMBERMAID or LAUNDRESS-,B a
d6rS eS@ElG9i Co. d 9ans f saco ac 'h ron city
CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS.-By
~ neat acye young AmeIc@n woman ~ ih%Snghy & com
country city references ~ West 3oth-st
COOK.--By French cook; references from
Says ' 80 a, 4H Gsffi RirI pe o country "a" O' TWO
COOK, WASHER and IRONER, or GENERAL
No 81 vandan-si. first iioor
COOK or DAIRY WOMAN.-By very ca
~ pabe girl. is willing kind and obging, t' good refer
her fellow servants caii ~ Gih-ivc near isthsi
COOK.-By IA middle-aged woman, under
" stands soups pastry unadcup dishes il superior
baker good city references NJ C., Tribune Uptown once
NOOK. &c.-A lady wishes TO find city
y place for frstcass cook who gill 60 some washing
M1iS idi WestH5aHs ic AZ S BoUGRA%Ds FIENcM INTELiI
GENCE.
ERENCH COOK-By a frst-class cook in
I @ 1% 9e A d al ngsneg s@9 Of 10, 5' W.! nS S Sans
uOUSEKEEPER or LlNEN-ROOM-By an
American woman age y years with best reference
HOUSEWORK, &c.-By a willing Welsh
girl obleing, strictly temperate; excellent cook viii
do washing required makes soups desserts bread &C. il
or ccaniiy Cal at ~ cIh'aye, near isrhs
H0USEKEEPER, &c-By an American
1 widow lady to iase q IL ceTse @ Of home
cafe qnquesonable reference gwen Address H. G, Box
AUNDRESS.-By an excellent. frst-ciass
II cannot be exceled in the dong Of fine lawns.
linens &C; best city reference Call at Coz Gtave
I AUNDRESS.-By a Protestant woman
e. 1rstcass understands her business thoroughly hut
@ E P y f c or eoany S Lest rlieranee 5 W
l9,hst, candy store.
MISS l.. CAMPBELLS Foreign and Domes-
WI tic Male and Female Employment Bureau, 6s West 22d
disappointing families viii be excluded from this oncc
NURSE.-Protestant American girl good city
~ references Call from a III. 70 7 p m at z02 5thst
NURSE, CHAMBERMAID, WAITRESS or
ami obliging good reference. 6s west 22d-st.
NURSE.-By a North of Ireland Protestant
~ young woman thoroughly competent; infant grow.
g sn sfn se eR a n I y S near S & from last employer
NURSE, SEAMSTRESS or WAITRESS, &c.
i in every way desirable and Gs%crty can take eIre
s about Working % machine ass Ses
s Rd S & lssIt io Mary G al ~ o's between
WAITRESS, &c.-By IA respectable Protes-
tani girl as waitress or as cham bermad and 70
in washing In small private family city reference No 326
East Jlstst
WAITRESS, or CHAMBERMAID.-B a
w respectable Protestant grI waitress chamber
maid assist with children Ia private aMily city
326 East 3istst
WASHING and IRONlNG-To take home
w by respectable woman; she has good reference.
Address 4a3 East IUth-st. second nOor.
I152 BRoADWAY;m'The y, oldest and most
carefully inquired into Ia all help can
be suited al this office.
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miscellaneous.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21

DDO. .... lOi -
Long Dock bonds
i.UDO.-.-..lIo
Lake Shore lSt NJ
registered
l,OOe ..... l26
Louisville d Nash
Gen mortgage os
1900 800. 80 !
Mil & st Z rs gold
1000 .... l25
Mil &St = 7 $40
Loud. I2O
Mobile and q lst
4,JOO....- IlU42
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21

The La Plata Mining and Sme ting Company has
declared n dividend no. 32l of 7L2 cents per share
uavoblc Nav l. Also an extra dividend of Zl2
cents per share Transfer books will close April %
and reopen May >.
Bullion valued at Si7.s00 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines.
Dunkin manager telegraphed, April 49, that a
pocket OF 20O-Ounce ore had been struck north of
the north shaft.
Standard Consolidated official report, April .,
shows that the east crosscut, 900 level Is IN G72
feet The total length of the south DRIFT from the
east crosscut is 90 feet. The east cro.scut 700
level is in si2 feet the face is IN very hard blast
ing rock. ie total length OF west cTosScut No. l.
800 level is 39S feet the face is III hard blasting
rock. The south drift from the west crosscut No.
is in 90 feet, the vein in the face showing width OF
4 feet OF good ore. The total length OF the south
at this point is 5l2 feet wider. The north drift is IN
90 feet showing feet of ore. On the $50 level the
vein i'm the Slopes hOds its width OF 20 feet of clean
ore, and on the 500 level 1t is about Is feet vide
and looks well.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21
Iu5trnctlorl.
For Boys and Young Men-City
NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON. y.
Established lSJL
d.r.t-- q


BOARDING OF the highest grade. whose treefold
end and scrnpulousiy followed O. mould At an early age
youth by science the VIII by obedience. ana
feelings religion separating these three great
requisites Instruction. discipline reg1on while tttay 10
every profession
SITUATED ON Washington Heights. about ten miles the
Hudson reached by the sixth Avenue Elevated ROadtO
l5jth-st Carriages are always in waiting or by timely no
tica0n superntentcnt meets the arrival Of train
more beautiful and healthy pace-on an eminence com
mandng Tie delightful scencryOr more attractive
Iuundings found along the far famed banS oi the
Hudson Itsbuildncs unusually homclike
There OF land attached To it, shaded anl III
by groves. anOrdlng ample space Tor pay
grounds
French German and Spanish spoken
APPLY FOA CATALOG CES
DREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
MadsOnave ami 4i-st, ats fDr tIs S'Aooi OF Mines,
Institute, Sheeld &c AMI technch Professions
Glasses ia Architectural and Mechanical Drawing
A. COLIN 10 Engineer Corps L. j. M anu professor az
Naval Academy
University Grammar School, l,4S1 Broadway,
~ near 42i-st itJtl Ysh-. Primary Commercial ana
Classical Depart NJ n Hobby. W. L. AKIN Principals
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21
AIinima.
NEW. YORK. April 10, 1882.
& the stOrkbOlders of

NswYoRK April TO- 1882.
THE annual meeting of the stockholders of
Il the MORNING STAR CONSOLIDATED MINING
COMPANY for the election Of trustees and three in
spectors Of election win be held tho office OF Adams Nc
Iiarg 33 WaLst, NswYOrk MONDAY, May !, 1882.
Polls will DO opened o'clock and remain
hour
books will be closed April 25 lnst and reopened
May 2, prox. VIM ADAMS, treasurer
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORYfA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday, April 20, 1882
nY rFLEGRArmro THE rRrBuNF.l

san FRAxCIsco April 20.-NO new develop
ments are reported from Union Consolidated. Ihe
stopes on the > 900 level are looking well and the
ore output is increasing. c.
Bnlhon receipts for the past week: CJhristy,
e 100: Contention, goo $50: Eureka Consolidated,
Si3 $50; Northern Belle %0.37O; Standard ConsOI-
dated. $32 $50; MONDAY, - go; North NGonday'
So 800; Mount Diabo, ,O5o; BOdlo Consolidated
- .430.
BATTLE MOUNTAIN, New. April 20.-The Eagle
mill Is running or Morning star ore.
The Betty O'Ncal company expects TO lease me
lIighland hief mil to reduce its ore.
Starr-Grove matters are stlll unsettled
Work iu the Engie mine ~ progressing rapidly
The face of the drlt is III fair he contractors
are pushing work on the tunnel.
TONES TONE, Arizona, April 2O.-Colonel Maybe
of San Francisco his contracted TO built 2O-tOn
smelter ON the Gunsght mine, Mule Mountain, for
one-haif of the mine. The erection of the smelter
will begin Immediately. About $4,000 worth OF
ore is on the dump.
The first shipment of bullion from the lngersoll
mine was made on Tuesday amounting TO Tl1,3SO
from about 100 tons Oi ore.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21
Dressmaking.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW-
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVE ED Al TIE
VPTowN OFFICES, No. l2Ss broadway. corner Thirty
frst-st 3O3 West Twenty thirs., corner Elghth.ave
No 92 East Fourecnthst corner Unons9usre 100 IhliI
ave. corns- Forty-seventhst at the HAklEh OffiCr9
Nos 100 and 23OO Thiriave, corner,One huidfcu'anb
twonty.dfth st, up p. n. at regular onee rates
GUTTER and FIrTER.-By first class Gu t.
" ter and litter very economical remodelng sDecialt
can make day until the lat of May Ad
dress fo one week, C. L. s., Tribune Uptown Ofhce L2SS
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21
For Young Ladies-City.

MISS s. l.. CHAPMAN.
WI English French and German Boarding and Day school,
(FornGly Miss i. T. BeDedcts)
from Fast 42d ST 10 No. q West 4tthst
Thorough instructions IN ali departments
rINHE MISSES PERlNK, 3S East 7 tth-st., will
reopen their English AMI French Boarding and Day
Young Ladies 55pte nJsr!3 number vi resident
pupllshmteL
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21
For Both Sexes-City.

MRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French
vi school for Young Ladies and Children reOpcn Septen.
27 81 37th-st Separate class Cor limited mum
Der Of boys. send fOr circular
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21
fost ano fonno.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l.28S Broadway, corner Thirty
hrst-st 3OS West Twany .thrist. corner Eighth ave.
No. Fourteenhst corner Union;s}9are 100 Third
Nos 100 and $500 Thrd-ave, corner One-hnndroiand
twenty nfth-sL, up to p al regular o1ce ratoA
r OST.-A diamond ring, five stones a liberal
IL reward " finder. No y East 53dst
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21

sb1Es At me MINING ExcHAyGEs.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-21
filming.


m 3FlIfF M SF cSrEn SSSEy yoS MEsSs Hsr " &
DY resolution OF the Board of Directors
ID Dividends by this Company wiz hereafter be paid quar-
oI ok re- CON '''' l. lnGKEND0iF sscrstary
TOHN A. MCPHERSON & CO.,
BANKERS and Mining St3ck 5 BfoSers o. Br9ii% Cor
TnF DuNKIN MINING COMPANY,
No. 90 BRoADsT.. NEw.YoRK April l9 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance with
The .focknolders OF THE DUNKIN MINING COMPANY
+ the e Cy Of Of esyc % cooado on the 2ih day o Msy
Tor the purpose % eoctng seven directors OF
by brought before the meeting Polls Will be open from to
The transfer books will be closed April 2j and reopen Nay
10. i. 1. CnOLLAR. secretary.
OfpIcE OF TIE SILVER IsLhr CONSOLIDATED
MINING LANDS COMPANY, % BROADwAYf
NEW. YORK, March II, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Directors
~ ofthis Company by authority specially conferred by
shareholders hereby call for Contribution Assess
next sockhodcrs are requested read aud conform to the
,p a. ,t r,,edy niere M me rate of seven ner cont
pei wall bc allowed on payments made prior TO st
OLD DOMINION COPPER MINING co.
" BoRvA COPPER AHP MINING Co.
TRANSFER OFFICES Hi'7S"n e BROADWAY. ny
OXFORD GOLD MINING COMPANY.
c2PaI ls ascS $lSooGo l02YGo s 5a sRaTes GSup
FARMERS LOAN %S6 S'r1 TRUST COMPANY, Registrars
DARTIES desiring to invest in Legitimate
Il Mexican mining properties please address MEXICO
=. o., Box 3,o4
rVHE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway n Y.
lo PF @qP ANp SspPf PsT6PK 6SPT sfPt Ts
Mining bought and sold at lowest OF
A. r. CHIsoLM & 90.
NEw.YoRK April 10 1882.
rINIIE annual meeting of the stockholders OF
i the EVENING STAR MINING COMPANY for the
election OF trustees and three inspectors OF election
office OF Adams Mciarg, No. SO Walst,
New York on MONDAY, May l. 1882.
Polls viii be opened at O'Clock and remain open
hour. -
May 2, prox. HENRY h. McHARG, Treasurer.
oFHcE COPPER QUEEN MINING CoMPASY,(
NKw YORK March "a, 1882
THE ELECTION OF TRUSTEES to serve for
The ensuing will the coinpanys office
hours of ~ and y. III
Transfer books Apnl and reopen April H. 1892
L. ZECKENDORF Secretary.
The above election has been adjourned Monday oath
nsi. NJ o'clock. noon l. IkCk ENDOkf, secretary.
OFFIcR oP InE LEADyILLE CONSOLIDATED MINING Co,
Nos 80 AND 92 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, April n 1882.
TI,HE annual meeting of the stockholders of
Il tins Company the election OF Board OF
ensuing ysar will be held at tho Office Of the Com
New YORK city on the day May, 1872 at O'Clock
d IN Polls open from to Transfer books close ay
To- and reopen May 81 A. EBERT, SECRETARY.
NKw YORK April 10, 1882.
rI,IIE annual meeting of the stockholders of
and three inspectors Of election win be held
Office of Adams McIIarg. No 80 Waist New York.
Polls Will opened o'clock D. n open
hour
rnsfor books y DO oiosed April 25 inst and reopened
May 2, pr0L. WM. ADAMS. Treasurer. 90