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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

J. B. Heiskell ct al. to R. B. Snowdeo, lots
8, 4 and 5, A. B. Carrs subdivision, east
side of Mansfield avenue, $4,000.
]. w. Kell to Samuel Scheibler, parts Of
lots 81, So, SO and 60, northwest corner CT
Looney street and Old Raleigh road, 3l0x49
feet, $500.
TRUST DEED.
L B Eaton to Fl. F. Dix ct al, to secure
Josephine Vienna, part of lot 3, block 81,
east side of Main ant north eide of Linden
streets, 4Ox50 ieei, $4,000; payable in six
months
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The late DIR. THOMAS P. ATKINSON. formerly o
Danville, Va, at one time President Medics
Society OF Virginia.

Inc III. 1hOhAS = AEh1Nso1s lOAAucIAg VI
DanvilIe, Va, at one time President Medical
Society of Virginia.
Experience has proved the Buffalo Lithia
Water 70 be powerful agent for the removal OF
:. 1t has been found especially efhcaeious in the
Uric Acid variety.
Its beneficial results, however, in Uric Acid
Calculi are not restricted TO the removal by means
OF solution or disintegration, of caleuli, which
quently SO corrects the constitutional tendency TO
excess N the production of Uric Acid or CT any
other acid which may have the property Of pre-
deposition. II has in some cases proved an eff
Gent remedy in ef:cting the solution and pre-,
venting the deposition OF the Phosphate as well
as the Une Acid sediment.
when used at an early stage. while enough of
the renal structure rem aims TO answer the purpose
Of purifying the blood it is of decided efficacy in
Bright's Disease of the Kidneys, and indeed in
some cases where the destruction of the Kidney
has been greater, its has resulted in partial
restoration and prolongation OF life"
DR.. HARVEY L. BYRD, OF Baltimore, President and
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
and Children in the Baltimore Medical College,
formerly Professor of Practical Medicine, etc.
"Ihave witnessed the best results from the ac-
ton OF the Buffalo Litnia Water Spring No. 2 in
Chronic Gout, Rheumatic Gout, rheumatism
tate express the opinion that in all diseases de-
pending upon or having their origin in the Uric
AC1Q IL Is unsurpassed, luuteu, IL Is
/ equsled by any water thus far known to the pro-
fessiOn.
at has an ascertained value in Bdghts Disease.
knowledge of its action in that disease thus Ear,
would TO warrant the belief that 1t would, In
instances least in its early stages, arrest
it entirely and in its more advanced stages Prove
| d decided comfort ana palliative"
rs These Springs are now Open for
l CHESTS.
Water in cases of one dozen half-ga1lon bottles,
IS per case at the Springs.
i Springs pamphlet sent to any address.
1 Both water and pamphlets lay be had OF JOHN
l CASTOR, Gastons II otel, Memphis, Tenn.
THOs s GO0DE,
Proprietor Buffalo Lithia Springs,
Mecklenbur9 county, Virginia
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MISSISSIPPI D.arrhea Cordial never fails
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THE NATIONAL BoARp


ceases operations to-day. The station on
Presidents Island was opened on the 18th Of
May, and it was expected it would be closed
June I'd, but it was then discovered that
there would be surplus enough to run it and
all other stations until to-day. DR.. Thorn
n,who has temporary charge of the Boards
property here, expects TO receive instructions
regarding lite disposition to-day. Some
month, ago the local Board OF Health wrote
the President of the National Board, asking
that 1t be turned over to them, but no reply has
yet been received. Il is now a question
as to what will be done with it. Though the
law limiting the National Board to four
years has expired, anotner law exists regard
ing quarantine service, by virtue Of which it
may continue forever. As the appropriation
is exhausted, however, the launch and hospi-
tai boats can no longer be cared for, and it is
probable they will be turned over to the Ma
riDe Hospital Service or to the city authori-
ties. DIR. Armstrong said yesterday that the
Marine Service had No use for them. The
launch cost $500, and the hospital boats
which were built here, cost $1,000 each. DR..
Thornton would like to have at least one Of
the latter, and could make a good deal Of
use of the launch. The inspection station
will, however,
BE KEPT GOING
right along, at the expense of the city aud
will cost about $500 month. DIR. Mcmillan
and two of his assistants will be retained
and go it will be at all the present sta
tions on the river from New Orleans 10
Cairo The National Boards inspectors will
not lose day, the work being taken up a
once by the Sanitary Council Of the missile.
sippi Valley, with the aid of local sutbori.
ties. All the blanks will be made out in he
same way, the words Sanitary Council" be-
| ing substituted for "National BoarI," and
these must be presented, properly signed anc
| certif d, before boats will be allowed tC
pass. DR.. John A. Rauch, who went to New
Orleans 10 arrange matters there, has not ye
returned, but it is believed he will have nc
trouble. The Auxiliary Sanitary Associa
ton of New Orleans aud the various river
and rail lines have already signiied theil
| willingness 10 aEsist
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AT o'clock in the afternoon the Sentinel
maze second trip to the station. The ex-
cursionirts were seven 10 num0er-Dr. T. H,
BailhscBe, Dr.. Thornton, DR.. Armstrong, the
Hon. Casey Young snd the representatives OF
the press. The quarantine steamer Benner
and Two hospital oos's sere visited on The
way down, s1d half an hour or more was
spent at the station, which is at the southern
end of Presidents Island. The city owns
ten acres OF ground there, and sr. ctad the
6ui dings, which are now occupied By DR..
Mcmillan and bis NO assistants. These
were put up wh.n the Hon. j. 4. Flippin
was mayor, at a tria'rg cost, sa they are
cheaply built of wood.
A HOSPITAL BOAT
moored at the iandiDg is not used, the sta
ton men living in the houses on shore. The
upper story of the u ain bui ding is iuended
for the Use Of well per-ons taken from infect
ed steamers, the hospital beat bsins reserv. d
for those actually sick with a contagious dis
esse. They are we'll ventilated, clean and
airy, and admirably adapted for the pu.-
pose. The party was gotten up in
COMPLIMENT TO DR.. BAILHAoHE
who is surgeon in the United States Ms
rine Service, with the duties of purveyor.
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WANTS.

UToAAN-To cook, wash and iron for three.
wv at 6s1 shelby street
'DARTNkR-With s25 600 cash capital 10 enlarge
L well organized JooDing and Retail Business
in Dry Goods, Notions, Boots shoes, Hats and
Ciothiug 6, located in hOuushing and rapidly
growing Southwestern city; or ii preferred. will
Iell my capital stock in the above business. Ad-
urets ENFhkPRSE, Appeal office
HOO CROSS-TIE MEN--We want 100 cross-tie
-lOO men for the N. and v R-E; wages good,
DONNELLEY & CO., Memphis, Tenn.
Call at q. A. Arnold q Co.'s.
REEN HAND3-Nith homes in the city to
NJ learn Cotton Spinning, in its different
branches, at the Pioneer Cotton Mills; half ases
paid while learning. Apply at the mills
n UITAR AND BANJO TAUGHI-LeaYe orders
VI at Hollenberg's Music House.
HABBAGE-10oo 600 head choice O. bbsse Monday
morning, by z. l. WARNER.
A GENTs-For the only Pillow snam Holder
~ that Lifts both shams at once without folding
CLIMAx MFG co Jackson, Mich
4 I'D GOLD WATUH-CAsES-Chains JeWelry
" ETC., for OAsH- ]. N. Multord q Co., S33 Main
II OksEs AND MULES TO PASrUkE-Fne
IL clover and good water; sailed regular. For
reference see j. ii. Manor, at mis- livery stable op
nosite courthouse. L. &. BRANCH
1OIO TONS RAGS. CAST AND WRO1GHT
LOOO Iron, Dry 5ones; also second. hand Ma.
chinery bought ana sold. SAMUEL GABAY All
400 to Alb shelby street Memphis
ESsoND-HAh. CLorhING-tfood prices paid
~ Csl on or address
ELIAS sHAUL. 400 Main street.
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As0'lst e3, 1883.
DEFERRED PARAGRAPHs.

The Steamer Ludwig from Antwerp for
Quebec is lost with all on board-56.
A late police census of Baltimore's voting
population PIacos.aitss at 81 ,458 whereof 49,,
$50 are whites.
The wife Of UnitedS States Senator Allison,
Of Iowa, committed suicide by drowning or
Sunday night.
A childsJuried in theTruins.of Cassamic-
caoIe on!the 28thIof July was recovered
alive.seven days after.
a marriage license was issued in Wash
ington last week to Edward Foley of JeGer-
son, Co. W. Va, and Sarah Hanlon.
Proctor Knots majority for governor in
Kentucky is 5000 and the legislature
stands democratic so, republican 20.
There has been an insurrection in Spain
and the authorities forbid the publication by
the Press of that Kingdom anything unofIi-
cial anentlt
Mr. Vattcrson ofthcE Louisville CoWrier-
Journal, TIE staunch friend of DIr. Tilden,
is out strongly lor ex-senator Mcdonald for
the Prcsidoay
a Washington dealer has shipped a
Quantity Of milk to Frisco in icerefrigera-
t5r cans on {. wager That It WIN rcGcb there
Fresh.
Tho secretary of The treasury has ordered
macerated and converted into pulp several
millions Of Confederate scrip and bones
transferred to the treasury abandoned
property bureau from The war department.
ATreasury official says that prominent
government officers have been assisting
opium smuggling q; Frisco these ten yesrs
past-rcceiying 20 per ct. Of the spoi's and
bribes varying from $40 70 5000.
At s'rtersyiile 5 Tyler county, W. Va.
last week thc negro and italian laborers on
.le Ohio River r. r. fought desperately
because of t0c hl'irr Of Tree Italians By
the unvarned blasting Of rock. SeYera.
killed each side.
The ante Malone clement in Hanover
and Caroline counties have united on Gen.
W. c. Wickham, vice president Ches. and
Ohio road, toTeprcsent their district in the
state Senate. =. ". Jones is the Malone
candidate.
A London musical wonder is the Gamma
whose notes are produced. by line Of Z
dogs in a box. Keys on the outer board
connect with wires which touch each ami
mails head. A whine, a'ycl, bark and a
bass croVl comprise the .discordant gamut
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CT1PTFSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, w. VA. THURSDAY,

A man who probably hailed from Bali-
alo played powerful mean trick on q De
troit bridal couple at Niagara Falls the other
evening They went to a hotel and register
ed. had supper, and then started ont for a
night view of the mighty roarer. They had
not gone far when a man called to them and
said Have you just been married {"
"We h-have," answered the groom.
90 Going to stay here day OF two ?" Yes"
Having registered a. my hotel, you prob
ably intend to remain there?" Yes, siF.
Well, / want to say a word to you !
don'twant any ducky deary nonsense around
my house. l want no podsy-wopsy business
on the yecandls. want no squeezing hands
on the balconies OF feeding each other at
table" The groom let his arm fall from
his brides waist in slow painful manner,
and the stranger continued The first time
you call her peaches and cream or she calls
you darling out you gow "I-yes sir"
"She's no sweeter than ten thousand other
girls. and you are no more Of darling than
am, and won't stand loyesick nonsense.
He walked away with that, and people at
the Falls who knew the bridal couple were
amazed to hear them address each other as
Mr.. and Mrs. and to see what precautions
they took to prevent touching hands or be-
traying any symptoms cf love. They pu;
in two wrctched days, and i; was only as
they were upon tho point Of leaving that
they discovered how base villain had
duDed them.
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POETR3 e.
4 CLOSE, HARD MAN.


4 hard, close man was solomon Ray,
Nothing OF valCe he gave away;
lie boarded and saved;
He pinched and shaved;
And the more he had the more he craveJ.
The hard-earned dollar he tried % gain
Brought him little but care and pain
For little he spent,
And oil he lent
He made bring him twenty per ceat.
SToh was The lite Of Solomon Ray,
The years went 5y, and his hair grew gray;
His cheeks grew thin,
And his soul within
Grew hard as the dollar he worked TO win.
But he died one day, as all men must,
For life is tieeting and man but dust
The,hcirs were gay
That laid him away,
And that was the end Of solomon Ray.
The ouarrsied now who had little cared
FoT solomon y while his life was spared
His lands were sold
And his hard-carned gold
All went 70 the lawyers l ann told. sl.s.
Yet men viii cheat and pinch and save,
Nor carry iheir treasures beyond thc grave
All their gold s3n.e day
VIII melt away,
Like the selfish savings Of Solomon Ray
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-08-23

Breathe not a sentiment, say no: word,
give not an expression Of the coanienance
that viii offend another or send thrill Of
pain through his bosom. We are surround
"a By sentative hearts, which 4 world, Or look
even. might ali to the brim with sorrow.
IF YOU are careless Of the opinions and
expressions Of others, remember that they
are differently constituted from your-clf and
never, by word or sign, cast shadow On o
happy heart. or throw aside the smiles Of
Joy chat love tc finger on pleasant count
rr1rce
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Thcquestionhas often been asked, "Why
do horses wear blinEcrs:" We canno' an
swcr the question. It seems to us that they
are useless, ugly, and to some extent iniuri-
Gus to the eycsight The most beautiful
feature of the horse isits eye. Tfitwcrs not
"hid from our gaze" it would serve % de-
note sickness, pain, oF pleasue. Many
time would driver spare the whip on see
ing the animals imploring eye The hrgu-
nent in favor ofblinkers is, we believe, that
horses are afraid ofpassing carriages. This
objection, ifyalid, is oflittie weight, rs such
timidity would soon beOyercome. Wetrust,
now the cruel bearing rein has been cast g.
side. that blinkers win also be abandoned
a course which would, we feel assured, be at
tended with advantage to man AID horse.
The more cloacly woman can get her
bust to approximate 20 tho shape ola peg-to
the prou3er and happier she usually H.
Why The pcg-to9 has attained to high Dis
tinction Of serving as q model for woman IS
one Of the many puzzles connected with
dress. The Greeks-who certainly knew
something about the human form-assigned
TO their ideal waist dimensions quite into'-
cradle to an Englishwoman Of to-day.
4Ioreover. they made It oval, whereas The
modern wsist was round It was a physi-
olorical fact that there is about an oval
waist Q delightful supPleness and elasticity,
while the round waist so common at the
present day IS hard, rigid, and unsymPa-
thetic. The fact is that some women are
blessed with waists naturally small, and
oval as every natural waist is, while other
women less favored by natnTe, are determin-
ed % outdo the smallness at no matter what
cost. But no discriminating critic can ever
fail to perceive the difference between nat
ural and artificial suallness. Perhaps II
this were better understood, women would
cease to ruin their health and weaken the
muscles Of their back by going about in a
tirht-ftting cUirass even at the risk of aP-
pearing to depart conaPicuously from won
ems ordinary dress, They would find that
some other problems, such as distribution
Of weight. would settle themselves without
much difficulty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-08-23

Referring to the West Virginia Uni7er-
slty, the Wheeling Register says: " We be-
lieye in building up the educational insti-
tu.ions of our young State. We are in IA
vor Of every measure that will better our
University, that viii improve our Normal
Schools, that will advance our common
-,,o-fs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-08-23

The next session Of the West Virginia
University begins Sept. 9Th. Here our
BOYS can receive as thorough training as in
the majority of Colleges, and can elect to
study those branches only which besT upon
their praticular aims in life thanks to the
University plan whereby a student is not
compelled to load himself down with forced
studies uncongenial and useless to bis future
vocation. -KpCwt7 Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-08-23

"Thaps nice life you Head, " said Senator
Sir to hisson Jim. You rerunning after
every rirl in town." cts not M faull that
7 run . fter chem" "Whose fault IS 10 then!
"Tts their own fault. Ifthey would stand
stl 50 could catch mp. woulda'. rrn
.rs- chem Ed n.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-08-23

An old bachelors definition Of love y
little sighing, little crying, little dying,
and a great deal Of lying.
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lROTaH ONRfTs.V

Clears ont rats, mice, rosches, flies, ants
bed-bugs, skuHks, chipmuuks, goPhers.
1jc. Druggists.
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JAMES w. BUTT,
CHARLESTOWN,W w Va,
DEALER IL
G1lEIsG AID HEATING gl1tlS.
AND NANCFACTURER or
All KINDS OF TIN AND SHEET
IRON ITARE.
Roofing and SpOUSAng
\ SPECIALITY.

TTVHE undersigned has recently enlarged and
very much improved his saicsroom' ana
added largely to his stock both i'm variety ana
quantity of goods in his line. Ills supply oi
COOK STOVES AND RANGES Will compete
with amy. embraces the celebrated Excelsior
and Farmer Cir. which never fail TO give
entire satisfaction, besides large number OF
others, With each Stove there are gwen + NY
Pieces. exclusive of plates, all OF them very
useful 20 hOusekeepers. Important a!"lions
10 many of these Stoves, as furnished 10y me,
are side. Aut0matic-Oyen aud Pipe Shelves,
Water Backs and Warming Closets. Coal Oh
stoves always in stock and the bcs. Wood ana
Coal Heaters ON hand IN season. Eyery stove
guaranteed My supply Of Fine Gooc5 Ia my
line Is one of thcbe7t ever offered n.'haf!ca-
town. and includes udomely ornanent.e4!
Water Coolers and Chamber Sets Beautiful
Drip Coffee Pots, Soup, lee and Cream Ladies
&c. with all the usual variety Off and sheet
Iron Wares of al kinds Prices always mod
crate. Price OF Stoves from 81 up.
Roofing and Spouting and other Tin Work
JAMES ". BUTT.
Anil ~. iSs3.
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fIOTHER SITANS WORH STRUF.
Infaliible, testeless, harmless, cathartic
for fcyerishness, rostlcssncss, worms, con-
tipahcn. 25c.
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THE BECK. House,
Summit Point, VIVA.

TTHF undersigned hos leased thoabove House
I and proposes To o1nduct It IN good style
for the accou-11la.ion OF tie travelling pub
lie RATES Moderate. Coed Par attactee, .iiii
Livery stable. with good Horses and Nelncie
JOHN ! lANJfhth~-
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o nE-lITI-E4IHI- u

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney. Bander and Urinary Diseases. 81.
Druggists.
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES
furnished hv
GEO. T. LIGHT.

W. I.-.er immense Tee box Weighing 100
W Ihs which Keeps Meats, Butter Sc. fresh
Nr,.I lar-ie- Wishing anything IN orr iihe
WllI ta wcI br calling. as we can ilrniSh AFsl
-r..s 1r..t. t'ilel and kept in "a FIRST class man
MERCHANT IS LUCAS.
Jan i--2
tNNRvTWS FELIABLEGARBFN SEED
= 1Nca-e u1p receiving large stscS Of Ian
l-.th- Gcr1cu Seel and wiil he ar.c - fur
NISQJiIH G 90.
DTtCE C.shme-s. q new supply az 81.
- .. f..k Is ..-hrr-.s 1u.- -u.Hermour' .n-
frl 49, hLAf~lil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-08-23

] HEREBY notify the good People Of Charles
4 town aad the Public also. that an viii End
is 20 their advantage % look ot NY goods bee
fore purchasing abroad. have On hand fine
log of samples from some of tae leading houses
of Sew York Philadelphia All garments
madein the latest style and in workmaniike
manner. viii say with confidence that ali
orders for garments viii be flied to the entire
satisfaction Of whoever may favor me with &
call
g-1 Cutting made Specially.
Respectfully,
ELIAS Z. ROHRER.
March o. 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-08-23

DURE GROUND RAW BONE. Wecre now
/ crindineat our mill near B. a o. Il. /. De
pot, pure Raw Bone and Pure Steamed Bone
which We are able 20 guarantee % be absolutely
pure. Call and see.
WE arcnow preparing orr Corn Fertilizers
~ for the spring trade. They are in fine
condition, no extra water but dry and thorough
Is manipulated
VALLEY FERTILIZER co.
March s. ISIS.
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rContinucdl
CHAPTER n

wonderful and mysterious curative power
is developed which is SO varied in its opera
tions that no disease or i'll health can posi-
bly exist or resist its power, and yet II IS
Harmless for the most frail woman, weak
est invalid or smallest child to use.
Patients
Almost dead CT nearly dying
For years, and given up by physicians Of
Bright's and other kidney diseases, liver
compisints, severe coughs called consump-
tion, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy
From agony Of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefullness and various diseases peculiar
20 women.
People drawn out of -hspe from excru-
ciating pangs Of Rheumatism.
Infaamatory and chronic or suffering
from scrofula
salt rheum. blood poisoning, dyspepsia IN
digestion, and In fac; almost all disease irah
Nature is heir 20
Have been cured by Hop Bit,crs proof oi
which Can hc found i'm every ncishhorhood DO
the known world.
The numbers Of The Liriag Ags fox July
2lst and 23th contain Frederick II and
Maria Theresa; The Responsibilities ofun-
belief; a Conversation between Three
Rationa,ists, by Vernon Lee; Asnosiie
Morality, b. Frances Power Cobbci 4
Northman's story; Reminisccnccs of Wal
ter Savage Landor, by Lady Lytton Bui-
wes; Rudaer Grange; Lord Lawrence ,
Luther, by James A. Froude; Mrs Della
ney in ireland; 9hc First Warning
Terra Gotta; Norwegian Building; with
an inst.llment OF The Wizards Son." thc
conclusions of"The Little World, q story
of Japan, AMI lhc usual amount Of choice
poetry.
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&s1jrgiuia 9tee gFess.

nm q ". WB. GALLAHEE, Ed.tore.
oaorlesso.e.., .yeqersos. 0o,.,.tg, Wess Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-08-23

THE song Folio.-standarl Vocal Music
L with accompaniment for Piano & Organ,
hy f!yoritc composers. Over one hundred
pieces. Price 5J cents.
AI5QUITH 6 co.
March 1. 1883.
IMP RS ET German Cologne, Burnetts Bo7-
/ ton Cologne, Florida Water and Colgate 8
Violet Water, just received.
AlSQUITH & co.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-04-14
Mining Stock Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 11.-Stocks
closed: Alpha, II; Alta, 25; Belcher,
60; Best and Belcher, 81; Bodie Con,
II; ;.California, 25a; Con. Virginia, zoe;
Crown Point, II: Eureka Con-, A.;
Exchequer, 25c; Grand Prize, soc;
Hale & Norcross, 81; Martin White,
25c; Mexican, 3; Northern Bell, 9;
Ophir, 2S; Potosi, l; Sierra Nevada,
q; Won Con-, 81; Yellow Jacket, q;
Navajo, 81; Mt. Diablo, 81; Belle
Isle, 40c; Independence, 80; Savage,
q.
NEW YORK. April 11.-Mining
stocks are very dull. Sonora ConsOl-
idated, under active manipulation,
advanced from 64 cents to 81. Num-
ber of shares sold, %, 700; Iron Silver,
200; Robinson Consolidated, 80 to II;
Little Chief, 46 to AZ Anderson, J :65
1.55; Bodie Consolidated, 1.65, seller
10: Rio Grande, 100. Sales to-day,
5O,OlS shares.
Pipe line certificates fairly active;
strong at S9i to 94t; closing on call
at 81.