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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-26
Delicate and Feeble Ladies.

Those lanEpid, tiresone sensations, causing yoa
Ia feel scarcs sbl. 10 e your feet that constant
ain TIA, is taking from your all III its former
elasticity, d sng the bloom from your cheeks. that
continual strain upon yonr vital forces. rendering
you irritable and fretfal, easily be removed BY
the Of tina, elous remedy. Hop Bters. lr.
reeularti-s and obs btruc,ions of yoIr system are
eyed g; once, while the special Of periodical
pain is permanently removed. None rec-ive
much tensrt, and none are 80 profoundly grateful
and show such an interest in recommending Hop
BitteTs women.
Feels Young Again.
"My mother va. afflicted long time with N-u.
raigia and dull. heavy, inactive condition of the
whole system: headache. nervous prostraiion. and
was simos; helpless. No physicians or medicines
did her any good. Three months ago she began 10
Hop Bitiers with such good effect that she seems
and feels young again, although over 20 years old.
We think III, re Is other medicine ii. 10 in the
fsmily."-A lady in Providence.
BKADfokD, Pa, Nav s, 1873
IL has cured me of several dis,ases, such mr.
voasness, scknss, the stomach, monthly troabes
etc. have sick day III year. since
took Hop Bitiers. All my neishbors them.
Mrs. FANNIE GREfN.
$500 LosT-"A tour Of Europe that cost
"s3, $50, done me less good than ne bottle Of Hop
Bnters; they also cured my wife of fifteen years
nervou. weakness, seepessness and dyspepsia"
X. NJ, Aubarn, n. Y.
High Authority.
Hop Bitters is not, any sense, alcoholic bey-
erags liquor and could BE- sold for except
20 persons desirous of oh ainiAg medicinal biters.
GREEN B. RAuM, U. 5. ON. Inter1 Rev.
80. Bloominaville, o., May /, ~.
= r,,,
your Hop Bitter. and il done good than all
the doctor. Miss :. :. Bos,Nr.
Raby Saved.
We are so thankful to say that our nursing baby
was permanently cured Of dangerous and protract.
Cd constipation and regularity of the bowels by
the use of Hop Bitfers by its mother, which at the
time restored her to perfect health and strength.
The Parents, Rochester, Y.
pc, lSfeOlS 4 " I'm
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NO. 253.


the lady demonstrated with Ter lodger for HE
cruelty, he replied: oh, he is only q col.
ored child; and, besides. he beloags to nv
brother" The lsndlsdy's interference seens
TO have been visited on the little bog, whe
had his wrists tied together. and WAS hung
up to q hook on the wall Of the room.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-26
"HOme sweet Home"

This song is very good in its way. but Is
there any sickness in the household? Ifso,
home cannot be always pleasant. We take
especial pleasure in recommending Burtock
Blood Bitters. a bona fide and certain cure for
dyspepsia, and all diseases of the liver and
kidneys. oct23t&wlwlp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-26
Flies and Rugs.

Flies, reaches, ants, bedbugs, rats, mice
gopber,, chipmunks, cleared out by "Rough
on Rats" Is C.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-26
Gbs lienasbet Journal.

yubnsAed at Augusta, aAiNE, Water Street, loo;
,Ccurt, BY srgAGck noS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-26

Wells "Rough ON Corns."
Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns." l5c.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns,
warts, bunions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18

124 or better until the last hour of bus
ness; it then sold at 123a01237s and
Central of New-Jersey, after ruling strong
at 77a07sl2, closed weak at III. The output Of
anthracite coal since January l. this year, is about
100000 tons more than the output for the same
time Of last year but the increased quantity is on
hand for sale. and the companies. following the
guidance of the Reading Company's MANAGEMENT,
are attempting TO sustain prices for coal by the
restriction of mining to half time. which system
now is announced to have been agreed to, to cover
the period from now till through July. The days
market had the usual fluctuations; but
the reactions were unusually small and feeble
and the market closed weak without excitement.
Government bonds were dull but firm except for
the 3l2o, the bids for which a Off; bids for the
As were b and for the 4i2s i higher Annexed are
the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18

the 200 level though not rich are most encourag-
ing. being the first showing of ore below tho 500
level The upper levels continue their regular
yield. The Standard Consolidated bullion ship
ments for the first four months of 1883 amounted to
$419,163.
Bodie Consolidated crushed the past week 1853
tons or ore; average assay value, $37 per ton.
Bullion shipped S. 064. The usual progress is
6eng made In the 500 and 1000 levels. Bodie
consolidated bullion shipments for the first four
months of SS3 were $94,2
Total bullion Shipments from the district for the
hrst four months of 1888. 1865.
Bullion valued at $35 600 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines
The annual report of the superintendent of the
Tombstone Mil and Mining Company for the year
ending March 81, 1888 which has Just been re-
ceiVed shows that the total yield of the companys
mines for the year 81 ,474 tons of ORE produce
ing $603,265 80. or S2S % per ton. The expense
OF mining and milling amounted to S430.449 or
$40 So per ton, and the total of all expenses to
S543.92 60 The gross debt of the company April
20. 1882 less cash on hand, was $40l ,951 90; on
March 81. 1888 it was 1861, Goo AS result of
the running of the furnace thus far the superin-
tendent expects to realizia net profit Of over $780,
600 from tho ~, 900 tons of tailings now on hand
in connection with manganese ore from the Lucky
Cuss nlne and the itrailings are accommodating at
tho rate of over q thousand tons month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
COURT CALENDARS-MAY 10.

SUPREME COURT CHAMBER Before Donohue. Nos.
IA 10 lab PSI 29o 3Z 49, 3i. $780, 800. 365, 3Ob,
372. 1913. 374. $50, $40. 3s5, 3S1. 800.
SUPREME COURT-GLSERAL IERN-BefOre Davis. j. J .
Brady DANES JJ-Nos ga 80 2 t. 10. 49, y, 81 33,
81 80. 81 -. 40 Al. ~, 40. 5S SO. d. SO, 81.
SUPREME COURI-SPECIAL TEaa-BcfOre Larfemore, j.
Nos ST. 73l.
SUPREME COURT-CIRcUIT-PART I-Before Barrett, j.
Case On-Stewart agt Huntingt0n-NO gay eaendar -
PART III-Before Lawrence. Nos 4l78, 4261 4215.
900 g.4a 42s7 1882 42S5 44sS 4l4s AVA $751; 1870,
3SsS 44a3 44OO. 444O, 4454 1884. 335l 4iOl. 4is5.
SURgOGATE's Before Rollins. sNo DAY calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPKClAL TERN Before O'Gorman. L.
So 5j Az 49, 49, A. g. 4 10 a. So a. %. %, 90 H.
3d. 90. -
SUPERIOR COURr-TRIAL TERM-PART I-Beiore Freedman,
J-NOs. ll45, 1890, l341, 1876, 1888 1895.
CoMMoN PLEAs-0RSERAL IEHh-Betore C. p Daily. G. j.,
Van Bruat and Beach. JJ.-NOs 20 80, Co. 80.
COMMON PLEAs-SrEcIAL TERM-Before J. +. DAILY. j.
no B. -. -, ,..--- - ,,---
J-NOs 2.ja 1884 y37 2737 1852 PAS 2l4G. Us 81 20
81 80 sal 3li6 BIAS 3l5l 3l52 3lB5 SI1O 3l72 2llO
22l3 234J. 2264 22s4. 2O3l 2OO3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18

Hay And sTRAW-Al hne grades are nrlni poor guaIi
rGs vas ysy m ss,rne 10 GhSco
clover q iOc; NO Rye STRAW jOaGOc; short 4oSi1c
lids Quiet but steady.
was again SLOW Prices ss O wGTe u7nchang
Yearngs 71a7jc There are no new features The cold
moderate lots tho advces from the interior and England
Yet for AL i n he 1mds ro Is ea Mg, hire
spot but dun; copper nominate Lead unchanged speter
RELEASES Refining stock nrm 32 ac. 500 test
a0 bids sold at Portland at 3c for So test
Grocery rades quiet hanged anita, ~,
changed At ioGs IS for strained 70 good strained spirit.
Tupnne quiet there were sna sS s. IIe at the
OCEAN FREIGHTs- Berth room was quiet. but about
steady Oh vessels were less firm. and quite dull Nv
ia 100 boxes Bacon SsCd l5s boxes cheese 2Ss
Beef $s Pork M Sd GSSo s Ia fH s rs
Grain quoted 4d Bacon %5s SnsS'e 30, 100 tSs
!SSCS dfsIS sEbalSroI s sis 3SS
bush Gisin o.e' 'AMT%ERP steam % 6ld end ca
steam '0 quoted i$s 1r.% ,Sig
NsS%ssS b s99r
3SqS eo suot NsPAs bis Refined a.
UNITED HTSG DOM Nofsegan bark ariroD $500 6bl.
90 p S sSS as@.
Italian barr from Philadelphia 10000 DO 2sc
4S,H.n ss seRes i dos FOR
S S a Ncr Gnn "a
MATANZAs or CARDhNAs schooner hence empty hhds.
oLsA good Arm market is reported Trade !. Of ks fair
81 Sso s caS
for NSraes9 and SesSs for crqs , s ~
PRoVisIo Ns-POHK-The Mes, is onered somewhat
lower sympathy with the West waere tho decline was
fully zoe at the opening but BY the close this wa, ~
n" GS Of sScs eOs Ness spot $50 2Sss25So
T pe s..G 81 s Family
lD a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
LIVE STOCK MARKGro-BY TELEGRAPH.

ll
prvp,ro NAV 7.-Odhle-Receipts TODAY. 1900 mead
the far 5000 head for sans time last
w,ek 500 CONSUMED through 2Ol market dull;
hnt few Offering; sales reported: prospects bad
TODAY. lOUO head total Tor the week
Tim. time i5,iUO head:
consigned through. cars: market active put shade
love- the the offerings were sod sales o Far 10
Good Clipped IS as co. Choice - 1OdSo 81 no Lambs on
sale.
10 700 head for 1000 head; consigned
escs Workers 81 5Oa7 IS Light DO 81 50 S7 AS Butch
ers, and Mediums at 81 1O6Sl So Few Ch0ce sold at
s7sjgSI 90; Pigs atS1af7 20. ~
Sratc,oo Nav i7-RoGs- Receipts 10000 head: ship
osr mil some remain unsOd, Mixed. So 80 ds7 To- Good
10 choice Heavy 81 2O6s7 o. Light 50 sOas ~ 20 skps,
SO 4O0S64o ,. ..., .......... q AM, -, -.
large volume OF Ouslbess was done aud
fair clcaran made prices lO0l0c lower all round no
Fynort demand: Exports, 50 so 90 Cool 10 Choice
Shr,-Reoeipts. 1000 head; shipments. pone market
shipping account prices steady Common 10
Eair ~ 20 Z. a 7i Good. 10 - 30. Choice S. -.
sr LouIs May l7.-Cauis- Receipts. 200 head ship
sla prices rather easy. but not lower Good Light
steers strong wanted Exports So 20 So 40;
Go Choice So 80 oS6 To- Light 50 40 $50 U.s. Common
10 Medium, 81 rs ass 25 Good Cows and Heifes 81 o0s5
Grass Texans. - so $5 rs.
ShSep Receipts 1000. shpmenJs market steady;
Good grades m and wanted aud prices better Fair TO ood
81 Prime Choice 80 5O Lambs nrm
at 81 20 sS 90 per head. -
Hoos Receipts 500 shipments ). 800 easy. with
good demand. Light shipping. s7as7 o. MIXED 20 Good
Packing a 81 Butcners Extra 81 lODSl 40.
FAST iIBEnTY. Penn May l7-Cahie Receipts 4lS head
all through consgnmens nothing doing feeling the same as
yesterday Prime So 4odS6 co. Fair to Good s. 1886 ~"
common. 81 80 GS5
Hogs-Recepts 1l6Oi market slow; Philadelphia " 90
81 81 Workers. 81 30SI 81.
Sheep-kece 1000 head market active Prime, S. Is
s. &c. Fair TO Good. 81 soHS5 Common. S250ss5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
THE COURTS.
ELEVATED RAILWAY TAXATION.

Judge Wallace, of the United States Circuit
Court, heard argument yesterday on motion to make
permanent preliminary injunction granted in the suit
Of the Manhattan Railway Company and the New-fork
Elevated Railway Company against the Mayor,
Common Council and Tax Receiver OF the
City OF New-YOrk. TO restrain the defend
ants from collecting taxes on the structure OF the
Newly York Elevated road real estate for the years
1879 1880 1851 and $50 and the capital stock OF
tie NewYOrk Company for 1880. and Of the Manhattan
Company 1850 ISL aud 1882 The SUIT begun IN
the Unted states Court under decisions bv Judges fcd
and Sawyer tnc san MateO in California, under
which II Is asserted that jurisdiction is had because I'M
equal taxation Is forbidden by the Constitution OF the
United States, and is wrong against which persons or
corporations may have relief III the United states Courts
DAVE Dudley Field A J. Vauderpoel and W. A. Duer
appeared for the companies, ana Corporation Counsel
and James Carter for the CITY, The decision
was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
THE PETROLEUH M4RREI.

NEw-YokK. May H.
Fluctuations amounting to cents, and
transactions nearly large those of yesterday
the outcome Of the petroleum speculation to-day The
market excited most OF the time and the movement
Of prices was particularly erratc. From 81 OH at the
opening the price to 81 04's; break to II O0Ss
followed in the afternoon but the close made
recovery to 81 Ola. The OIL City market ended at
81 02ls Conflicting reports received regarding ths
new Garland WELL but they not worthy Of record
No single well-sbort Of Cherry Grove phenomenon
will either make break the present market. Il is in
the hands OF manpulaOrs and its future depends upon
the they take Appearances would Indicate that
the violent fluctuations OF the last two days were
the result OF conflict between two powerful opposing
factions Signs are lacking prove that the ductua-
tons are the effect Of realizations accompanying the
elimination OF a speculative movement.
The Of prices and the record of business in New
York today shown below:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
DIVORCE AED INMORALITY.
LETTER FROM TIE REV. s. W. DIXIE, CORRESPOND
ING SECRETARY or THE NEw-ENGIAED DIVORCE
pEpoRN IEAGTF

LETTER FROM TIE REV. s. W. DIXIE, CORRESPOND
ING SECRETARY or TIE NEw-ENGIAED DIVORCE
REFORM LEAGUE.
To the Edttorgo( The Tribune.
SIR: The recent lecture Of the Rev. Dr. Dix
On divorce. tbgtacr with the various ccmmeuts made
upon IL, and u,a extensive circulation that has been
gwen TO recent Statistics Of mine hnperccy reported,
leen 10 lastly some further notice. Inc various oin
ions As TO the causes the incfess. Of divorces nlso
guirs some cOinucht
Tie fact OF ne increase Of divorces ia large portions CT
the United States se6nsbey ond dispute -Four New Eug
land States county unTepoTcd 10 far back,
granted 700 divorces f.. 1850. The sane Territory Gsd
1909 in 1870. and 1,4l4 IN 1879. ono increased
her divorces fr0ra ] IN % marriages N 1865 TO
for every II 10 1881. Two p0Dulos counties IN Mnne
sofa that together averaged divorce st 10 2Imarges
In 1871, had 10 IS ic 1881. fIodeipba is reported
as having Ia 1862 lol d'occes In 1872. .l5. 10 1852.
AT. san Francisco granted 1914 In u single wear
Twenty four counties ~ Michigan bad 1887 one
divorce suit 10 g. 25 marriages aud the rso OF divorces
actually granted to marriage was 10 10 Chicago
Louisville report fsIio OF about 10 Is g. while In
Maine 10 1850 II mast have been high to o. Nor
a the ipcres ~ confined N Que country Some tables
recently published pciIt :owar tho conclusion THAI
M least tvo-bi,ds of ppoIt thirty European States
countries whose ciyoos statistics given the divorce
rate mas GonSled within tvouty nvo Yeas. In several
the increaAe Is sGtrr Bus 10 all Europe only Denmark
sna switse approach MnsSGchaSe;t the best
American State wloss rgutcs Ale known.
These facis show tsst though the movement IA very
unequal IT. widespread Much Of IN tbs countr. IL
Immediately tic.ab,n to changes In law, but there Is
also great Gea due " taat lie deeper tssD law
religion Ia Slate It IN ssid tsat the Official
statistics show that the Tste OF egohcy y highest IN
thoss counties where tho divorces arc most namerors
In some Sew England States the Of Legitimate
births parallel with the Increase OF divorces. IL
was found In Massachscts that In period OF twenty
years convictions for the various crimes agaest chas-
uty. vita exceptions county tina. only proved
the rule far ourao the ncreSee OF crime in general
Here with those two exceptions made account OF the
negligence OF the plice striking Egures ojin
piled from Official reports:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL v,RtErs

LONDON. Nav 17-l230 y. m.-Consos 1927, for money
1929 f0i tie account four bonds ID
Atlantic Great esterp rs mortgage trustees ccrtih
Gates 4Jli do second mortgage. 49, Erie Bob NCWlOrk
Central 2iiT Mexican Ordinary. 1862 NewNOr ontario
Western. 21H4
IONDoS. May l73 p. m-The proportion OF the Bank OF
England liability which lat week 337ts
cent i-uOw - 5 The bullion the Bank Eng
land has decreased 1901 OOJ during the past week.
1ONuOS. l4.2.BO In-farts aIvico- quote three
~ francs % confines FOR the
LONDON May l7-8OU m.--Consos. lOllsrs for money.
and lO2se for the account AtantC Great Western
first mortgage trustees certificates AZ do Ond mOrtgag.
10 Ere 80 g. DO second COns0s ~. New lOrk Central.
l2 Illinois Centra al Pennsylvania Central h97. Read
2Ia Mexican Ordinary, ijj2 Milwaukee ard ST. PAM
common. 1906
PARs May 1.-THE weekly statement OF the Bank OF
France increase of 2OOO 900 francs gold. and
increase ~ lj.OOO francs silver
LONpJN. May 400 m.-PAris adylccs quote three
50 go continues Tor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18

half and half. 1o759lo soc. DRESSED HOGS have
Q fair demand. and prices rule City heavy %
Light 99sc Pigs eTc....-LARD-specuia,ion somes
better cash lots increased demand bot1
from exporters declined 500 points
early trading became stronger and reacted
sos points leaving on firm at the sales
TO refners 1892 FOO tcs of grade ii s6c NAY
dle40 $50; $500 tea July closing lis9 l2c
1850 ties. August lI9Odlf9 closing ll96c.;
september iLsec; October II Is 7sc 25otcs.
seller 06c closing IL 05 O7c City Steam higher
and good demand for sales $50 tcs ll50c Re-
BUTTBk AND CHEESE have not varied materially In
slightly increased demand and held shade higher state
and pennsylvania H9l7ic.; Western, 17aI7c Canada
l76l7kc.j southern, l4o
RICE-Yu0atiOns unatered sales moderate
sEEDS-Quiet, unclaimed.
sUGAR-Raw nIm; demand fair. sales. 600 hhds Cuba.
Soss shd neigns 2c 1000 hhds do, 4tlc so hhds
sugar at 6 75 hhds Muscoyado private terms; hhs.
1uos CehtIlgal and 100 bags ST. Domingo do. TIC; Fr
Renning ls01 slice; Refined stIoue Cut Loaf SIC;
Ctnshed 9tc; Powdered. 9d9sc Granulsted. I2l6c.:
sqe esc seslsc Mould a." s3c cOneet!oners A.
%es ac k' {eow ~ E1'rs y.lS 7sg1o &c"
,SI.ARlNE.luiet. but held firm Choice City quoted
l2s1l3+c; Oeomargarine Stearne 100 lOse. sales 10
terms. ''
.TALLow dull and weak Prime City. ssc sales $4,000
10, S1Sisc. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
yLOSIAG PRICES Or BOSTOY SrOCRS
BOSTON. Thursday. May II, 1883
CLOSING PRICES or PHiLADELPHIA STOCKH
Rs,JdstJJIJI IL Il. DAJis -. II WInH.
THURSDAY, May I7-P. VI

THURSDAY. May Up. VI.
Tho situation al the Stock Exchange is becoming
interesting larger proportion OF Tie recorded
transactions of to-day real business than has
boon the case for several weeks. Yet the market is
still subject to the influence of matched orders
which swell the amounts done IN few stocks to
aggregates which 1t is not reasonable TO believe
could be done within the small fluctuations made
Liquidation, however, is the order Of the day. SIX
DAYS ago wc said " If the operations of the last
few days have any meaning, they clearly indicate a
socal resolution to accept the situation il m and
mandate upon the best possible terms "a specula-
ton for the long account which dates back 10 the
beginning of this year." Since that the process
has been slow, but steadily progressive, but
to-day greater progress made than had been
accomplished in any preceding day. The days
business which amounts to 436, 700 shares, was I'M
usually well distributed. Sixteen stocks recorded
transactions of over 10000 shares each-from
IL 900 shares for Lake Shore to $4,000 for Della
ware Lackawanpa and Western-and the aggre-
gate sales OF tho sixteen stocks were $40, 900
shares The continued weakness of Wabash pre-
ferred stock n feature of the day but its final
decline from last evenings figure was only % pcr
cent while the last sales of Louisville and Nashville
show loss of of Central Pacific of Il: OF Union
Pacific and Western Union, 1l2; of Missouri, Kan
and Texas. 16s; OF Texas Pacific. 2;
and of Denver ana Rio Grande. 2ls per
cent. TIE trunk line shares were well sustained
during the early dealings but at the end their final
declines range from Is for Lake shore TO li2 for
Michigan Central. Delaw are LackawaDna aud
Western, which recorded the largest number OF
shares lJ2.000 Of any OH the list, WAS SUPPORTED at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
EUROPEAN MARRErA

IvERPOoI- MAY l7.-Bacou. Cumberland Cut5ios short
RiD 54Oi fork. Prime Mess oood do Western 500 iAri
Prime 59Od Cheese American Choice $50 lur-
34Od fronsons- Lard oooo cwt Tor
American Breadstufrs-Corn 5S I'D for New Mixed West
ern Wheat 9tl CASA per oental Tor California NO 4 S@
9d for California No =: SlOd a95d for Red Winter Peas
T}d per Canadian Butter 7GOJd for Good Unit.
ed states for do Beef l2loi for Extra
India Ness -.
Ilaseea Oh. [zJ 20 0fzO -
r4oS s7o heined PsIroisIn . 'ei0
OAsl
HAvRE May l7.--wncoxs Lard closed at II franc, %
eeaUnes ~ kiio. ..--,-. . :,
EREuES laY IL wicox's Lard cosel AZ ~ marks %
ptenutys ,er 10 li,. Petro.oln - Dielli<>
ANTWERP. May l7-Petroeum. Is francs - centihesa
Fine Pale Ancrcan 40 cenu nss ssloses
Wl.VAs I..Iu 10 francs w ceauaes per iOv Xuss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
MINES AND MINING.

THURsDAY May 17-P NJ.
Dull insipid and unsatisfactory are the dealings
in mining stocks to every one. To-day Sonora with
q fair amount Of transactions. scored recovery of
cents and closed with reaction of cents at 40
cents. Eareka was down % cents at 80, and
Navajo was 10 cents lower al .. There were no
other changes worth mentioning.
SALESIr rRE INNING EXCHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18

Meanwhile population increased about % per cent
Con:ic;ions ioI ne higher cInes Increased aoa 80 per
cent but the higher ncontions nature 81 pcr
cent minor crimes aside from so-caled run crimes IA
FER cent; minor ncentous crimes "a per cent found,
too that In year IN Suffolk County the forsigl bors
Population mad 80 per OF all crimes but only "a per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
CLOSING PRICES or CALfFORYTA SFoCK3
SAN FRANcfsCo. Thursday. May II, 1888.
Yesterday. TODAY

The POtosi Mining Company has levied an assess
ment of 20 cents per share the Belle Isle and the
North Belle Isle Mining Companies lave each levied
an assessment of 20 cents per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18

BODIE, CAL, MAY 17.-Durng the past week Stan,
dard Consolidated extracted 800 tons Of ore. aud
shipped ~ Line company S33,072. Developments on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET

There a reaction of lee. per gallon in the refined
market to-day the price dropping to 7SsG7c IN New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18

Oar il many a rule what won't work both
wnys Wliskcy Will produce IL headache, bur q head
scSe won't produce wniskey.-l Arkansaw Traveller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-18
GOVERNMENTS.
THE GENERAL LISE

49,. seller so days. 1901 seller 30 days.
National Republican., 1883-12-15
Original Poems.

BY ALFRED TENNvsoN,
VICTOR HUGO
THE EARL OF LYTToN,
J. WHITTIER,
z, g.. ALpRIcH,
DR. CHARLES MAcKAY,
And Many
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