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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-06

In many Of the mining camps
situated bsyond railsuad faeiiitiss tn
seoso0 for active work h over, and
nothing b being done except where
the ownen Of properties have -.
comulated provisioos for the entirs
winter. The men labosing in ssch
localities are cut on Noan Ill cunl-
nsuuieations with the out side world
unless SNOW shoes are bgought into
requisition. The ruads, II there are
aJy. are not tsavslled sWllleiestly to
keep them open, aud the boys thus
Gagged up toll diliesstly underground
and pass the time - PLEASANTLY ~
their ingenuity can devise methods
" reerestion after their hbosA A
winter o. Two passed In this manner
l,sin6y . big mine 70 The notice ct
cspitslisls, and IT. saje enables the
plueky owner to reooant with ssst
the privatjons he endured In ts1as-
forming his prospect into . paying
milne. He r. spoken Of - . lseky
miner BY those who are unaequaint-
cd With the met that he earned his
money by intelligent we'll dissetsd
persoual ei5o.t, in which luck cut IN
Insignificant figure. New strikes are.
In the majority Of Cases, the result OF
pessissnt wrestling with difficulties
In which the powers Of the mind
shared equally with tlsoss ot the Cody.
The toll aud study given . psuspect
pgevlOus 20 the moment Of the dr.
Of paying ore In bulk,
ars swallowed up and for
gotten, even by the miner, In the en-
thaasiasln which crowns s0cl efforts,
md hence ~ strjke'' conveys the
Impr1sIou 0f an accidental Or f0stu-
llate discovery mot necessarily de-
pendent upon exestioss and fore
Thought. Sous mines show their
riches upon the surface, and the 6ad-
|ux Of the few such are strikes In .
IAr different sense from the many
hat require the exercise 81 judgment
md thought, whether development
~ manual labor and tie spending Of
money, even to the last dollar and
he s1retchjux Of credit to the utmost !
INIT, will bring . strike in the end.
L b false impression that luck, in
tesd Of hard labor aud experienced
brings the majority of the
i.:h strikes to the miner.
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DIED..

MlLLG1-At Yankee ll0snlle Gu!eh, Jan.
). N0, The infant a0N Ol NJ. oss1 Mrs.
Rle6uA0As0 Miller.
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Two stnees On Upper Main street, ju,t
soeth a. Ceueeevilie. G. b: kEseLk9:
d0e49eVef Clear Grit Mine.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-06

MILLER I'm Yankee DoOlle ouleh. ian.
-. Ioe9. 70 the wife or hich0osA Miller,
oOO.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-06

u. Is. Griffith, III l>ivi.lc. In In the
city.
James Woodward arrived frDs,,
Han Fralct'e,O yesterday.
w. +. BrOs:kctt and r. F.. Grimes
came over frs,ss, tlss. (t'ss.s.t mime last
night.
Hon. Lee Mantle AMI Hon. John
+. Fori'is, Representatives elect, left
for Helena last night.
Hon. I)amiei Or;radly, Representa-
tive eject frous this county, len f'r
tive Capital Wednesday night.
Hon. A. &. Writer, t'"si''ciIn'a"
elect fru,m, Silver B0w l'"umty. left
fDr HeDesa Dast might.
Joe Well, the cntrrprtsing COM
,,,ercial Traveller, arrived frs'n' Cl'is's-
10 last night, ard will interview ''''r
merchants.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-06

| In the District C1.urt 0f the sccs,,,d Judi.
cial district az The Re, riiry ~ Nes,ia.,.s, 4,
AMI Tor the lHunty ~ silver how.
silver Now Aintmx sssl Ni'limg Com
leu b WhItGssl. Antl.s.,y II: lh.rr.ii si.sn
W tstarl& tam, a nm. McMurl,hy amt us.nry
Me9urphy her husss NJ. john =. Tlssmmss,
D.atsl Jhomss; s,lwi" y. Irvi". Mary
band. Charles ": Cnnsss.. Wiillssn Tls'm.p-
xasn. FDavislx k.1ss. Harry l.. keus,, ORR,
Enserson. l'rnlnle ynlxe Of liver lxsls. ssssln-
y. Montana Territ,ry. Cslsb T.. Irvine.
tsWs Tertiary, AMI tive CITY Or lsiiis: Jsxs.
Quin AhasS.al 0.ai frs.ls'rtrk lAA'6cr. Fran
cts EOrOit lSlancjset a:nl J. ]. lNDls--s de-
PENDANTS.
send gr,etlng 10 william \. clark. o ~.
lGn H. WhiifiIssl, AnsllsDssy u. Ihsrrelt. GssD.
". Htsplsis,n. Annie NeMurps'y. Henry
McMurlhy Job" !: Tnos'sx. i1s"iel T''o"'as.
Hlsowers. Charles ". Cass.ss,s,. william.
TlHaepsOn. r Invlu* ]. H.s... Harry l.. ks..".
Oreo Em*r's0ss. l'r.issle Jm ~ NJ lh..v l>sig..
c.unty. M"rtan. +. rrii. r.; Caleb t:.lryi"r.
ta"s Terc.t'ssy. The City Of Butt. j:sslnin
Biamehet, AMI J. !. D.'ls-.l.i.''s'a"i.
foa sre heTsey rxqoir.sl :" APPEAR ~ ".
named plainttil., IL the Di.tr,ct ls'urt VI
the ss&seGisd judicial district Ut the Tertiary
u NOeSeanN. In ossd laIs the a:'unvM Nt!vrr
Bow. and ~ answer the complaint 6le.i
therein. within TEN days (excluxivc ~ ,l,e
day NJ se1vic0) after the xorvjce sNl yssa; NJ
this xumnsGs.x. u ssrvssl WIt'Ssm This county:
", 10 served s,ut ~ tmiS cshsnty. but In this
dost1tct. wtieI" twenty days; aaI'erwise
will he takssI against ysMl, Accounting Ia sssc
prayer Of said s.uplxlne.
Tue xAko action Ii OsvsUx6t n recsSverO
You Tn. lhpexnessjO,o Of te. 10. lowing sle>cs-
$50 inn
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TW sHONnAR eramL
The Main Lodgo Struck and
o1oo, 900 IN Sight.

During the past two months work
At the Sbonbar has been confined 70
drifting In the east lis foot level, on .
vein from which about 20 tons of
ore per day was hoisted, and which
hasbeen woskesl to . very satisfactory
profit. Last "wednesday, 1t . point
I'D feet east of the SHAFT, the dritt
tapped the main ledge, which has
been penetrated to . depth Of ten
feet, exposing y true Hedge. with
Granite hanging wall and porphyry
foot wall, proving the vein upon
which the drilt has been heretofore
driven, to BE merely . spar Of the
main ledge. The ray streak u,-
covered b three aud 0ne-balf feet
wide, from which IN average sample
chip,x,l frUsn tie entire width, assays
~ ounces In silver aud +: LIN
ounee. in gol.l, or, In T"und figures,
81 - per ton. Six samples from the
ledge have been a,s~y<sl f.,r silver,
wl,i.:l, yield from NJ 10 M ounces
each, aud the estimated value Of the
ore is'ly ALREADY In sight h $lGO. mn.
The Hlm,ml,ar - owned md operated
Ivy barrett, I.a(:aft L co., the Iirn'
consisting Of A. II. barrett, James
J.al,aK, Georse w. Stsp'ct"n. Cl,.s.
=. Warren, Christian Jacky and A.
Rassett, the latter of Jssaverlheesl
The owners were much
eiatesl over their prosDes'ts yesterday,
md nothing short II Drum J.''n'nsos,
figures would prs'lAl,ly Luy them
mt. A PECULIARLY 81 the new ledge
IL the character Of the wslhs, being
granite and l'orphyry, ANA hearing y
rl.s.e resemblance To the formation "f
the wall Of the lnnanxa hedges "n The
COu,sts,ck lanle
An Interesting circumstance con-
D,er.tssl with the strike II the EaGt that
',nly two months ago Mes~rx. Barrett
and Jacky l'urrhasesl from George
H. Town. . one-sixth Interest In the
niue. paying therefor sLs's't 81, UAl
1t IL uu.l~rslo<sl that Nj. Town yen.
ferslay offered 81, mn for his former
interest, which was refused.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-06

The JtoovSe MINER eOyOs AOe
talmy Indian summer has apparsnt-
" come tn IN end. and Fridays
weather partook VERY much IL the
character NJ . Minnesota blizzard
and nm ulster. What kind of
lang, arc b this ::'-L"s'.I~"sle"t. Our
l.nsuaee VA IAN ulster was some
thing 10 be proud Of" hut We wonld
have employed son'e other form Of
expression, had We known the sen-
sjtiveus,.s II the opuIent In''el~"t''"'
man IN the subject of ulstens.
Mr.. +. r. Mcconnell, General
Freix,,t Agent ~ the Union Paciftc
railroad, paid the MINER office .
pleasaut visit Yesterday. Nj. Me-
(onnell n In Montana upon business
conn<..te%l with the freight DEPART
n,~nt. anil goes over to Helena to-day.
where he will remain . few days.
vhen he viii return to this city. He
informs ,,s that NO freight co'tSacts
vill l,e renewed ut present. Int that
shinr%rs will be given the sa'''e rates
nrnvilled for 10 their 1Ss2 contracts.
The llelena LSs'.lxst'c"f tssased .
New Years address which
!. . york ofsrt. IL bearsa beautifully
,nxraved legend of holiday t'ys, aud
! miniature copy Of the hnt page"
he L.slepesdrst, which b rsdseed ~
In 10 about Sour b I've iDehes.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-06

The last IJelena weekly Lsslelx'A-
dent reaches as six pages and forty
twO columns strong, With announce.
n,ent that when paid in advance the
subscription price will Ike 500 pet
year. The present namber h . val
liable and interesting journal, rep'ets
with choice selections at miscella-
ueous reading matter, able editorials
and statistical information. It should
he largely circulated In the interest
NJ our growing Territory.
Herses are scarce In Mikes CITY, an
exchange says: "Al'out the most ex-
hilavating spectacle In town To-Day
v,s that AZ PWtu,aster Boschartlt
driving . closely veiIed lady ab''ut
he park In Charley Bisbops new
eutssr."
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n,,,,,p M m ~ 1on0
mr.. 1s,l. ~. 1',Se"' aooo.
Lne GLOWING 81. are the w W. SIS
u ~ n.ec .s,.s sl.sa uOse'
neePess -! tne so1snsoultses emunIet'
10y, , ae''veIex !rona tne wsgon'
5 1.eo ~ c"Ee'"'y coHSeu every
~sa.. in.x,.u WV .. IN
o"' Isuoy va'ey' AAAA' s''"o
-. VI c~ -, WV .. .o
Iii CTeeA' AAAA' WV
>r.,, ETN...o
1,uHI..0 -: N 81 r' ss'''
yTSs Nh. xS.1y per SW r,-.
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While Nj. Bogk Was working in
the Virginia chop house yesterday,
he detected . young man, who h
known, In stealing silver ware from
one OF the tables. Upon being
chasged with the theft the young
man dropped the pelf aud escaped
thr0uxh the hack door.
C0ed wood was In demand yesteF-
day AM, sold readily fFs'sn the wagons
at >8.5O per cord. Hay was lower,
salss being made at SOC q per tom.
~A-> $780,
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Accident at the 9ho0bor.

Joseph Goodwin, . miner In the
Sl.onl,ar, yesterday undertook to fire
. double blast in the slOres II the ls5
foot level. Only one cartridge ex-
l,I.xied, and after waiting . short
time he concluded that he haal failed
(" light the fuse Of the second. He
went hack to fire It again. hot ~ h.
approached within few feet az the
blast II exploited with terrific force,
hurling the hr"ken rock directly
toward him. Fortunately be- was
not struck BY the Large pieces Of rick,
bat y quantity IT 1ine particlesstruck
him full In the face, and It b feared
his eyes will be permanently injured
The unfortunate man WA taken 20
the Mimess' Hospital.
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LAsderkraus 0esang Vcrein.

Al \ injecting held an II" SHAY co.
eninx June =, lS%i, ut ('al,lia'e Hall,
l,y the IA.islerkramx (iesang Verrin.
the following olIIceps were eles'tes, for
the ensuing year: President; Geo.
G.. Fitch~m Vice President, Ds. d.
Frey; Secretary, VIM. Wehrspaun;
C.shier, Fred JA'el'er; PrOperS
Man, Herman Graf; Trustees.
Chris. Dillon. Fr.d. Schuer,
John Bruckle, Chax. Obertrtes. The
V~rpin viii give q masquerade tall
On the night Of February 14,-St.
Valentines day.
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NaG.ea. GEO: W, IRVINE, II. Clerk.
y. Q. 0Ps11, ATTY eos pls1. ls9bee3W
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the Washington brewery, ON Park
street. One of the WORTHLESS had
cribl.ed . pound package At os)osifer-
GUS I.i,,,l,erger cheese. His conn
mniOns congratulated hin, upon bis
n.-,u:xtti"n, aud intin,ated that he
hadn't eaten y square meal for SIX
teen months, more o. Dess. Taking
oiltnxe Mt the slur upon bis gastU-
p"Dni.xl successes, the p0sSesvor Ut
the cheese struck ont from the shout
der. and n free fight ensued, which
r. suited in an a,nicabje settlement
imvolving nm equal 0Svss'on
Of tie retlolent I.in,lerEer among
the gang. Two hours later
xix IL the party met again
in Main street saIoo0. where one
II them, being again charged with
,aucity In the matter of bis ability to
prn.ur~ . square meal, general row
e,,suetl. Onicer Carroll appeared on
the mrne and collared l)aear Ritter,
I...nj. Evans and Jas. Bingham, the
others es.apinx through the hack
.l..or. Yesterday Eyans, Ritter and
bingham appeared In the ro''ce
'.,nrt, the two latter with eIsoes1te
,,,ansarJl ROOTS over their respective
right eyes. and pleaded guilty Of dr.
orderly conduct. They were eec"
ay,.-.sd s and cssls, aud being im-
I.4.unious, the city win fGrntsh them
with Square meals Soe the next ~
days.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05

bananas and cocoa-nuts the kind contributlon
eS1ed hv onr host. The hearty appetite with whlch
Ganioved them sharpencd by my hot walk and sea.
beth vas In no respect interfered with by the TACT
that tbe whole of the headman's numerous family
stood Tound me and watched my proceedings, whlle
outside the garden the brown village community
Stood assembled, and gazed from afaT.
when had finished this quantity arranged meal
which was in the mood to relish as ambrosla anu
nectar nv kind host begged me to write my name,
and that of nv native land, on palm leaf when
ne fastened up over his door. He then presented
All his family TO me- no less than sixteen chdren-
nine boys and seven grls-each prettier than the
Last Only the elder ones, from twelve years OId
and inward, were more less clothed, Wnlle lne
vonncer children wore string tied round thelf
bips with a small silver coin attached, as q sym,
bolic expression of clothing. On their arms anu
legs they wore silver bangles had under my eyes
a complete history of the development OF the Snl-
ghalese type Of humanity in perfect series ana ~
was all the more interesting, because TINS Par5 ol
the coast is famous for the purity OF lts ulIy an, III
ghalese race which, in fact, has suffered ont llio %
admixture. The graceful figures, ana III lie eluoi
girls, the well-develOped form OF ther D9ues anu
limbs and remarkably small hands ana ieGt, no no
doubt constitute several OF the Iwp-%alu- anu
"points" which, according to the CinghaIese Poeis,
are Indispensable to beauty. Above all, they lnsist
IN long black hair almOnd-Shaped eyes, sweillng
hips a bosom like the young cocoa-nuI, etc. etc.
The color of their skin was cinnamon Dl0Wn, Ill
cartons shades in the little children much nghter
16e hanpv mother of these sixteen children stout
and kindly matron of about forty, was evidently
not n iittls delighted when made William inter-
nTet TO her my great admiration of her family
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05

Ypes. active Arm ass At essS ees4 oye%ssr ess
ogSsiN NO. 90 sd %fnssr. cS ssSsS o. Cora sstiye
arm and higher AZ 48kc cash and N2yembeH mssc:
December AZ ls9A7o all the year, 48Sg4S 70 ysnaasy
I8s0lsT May 0ats steady and frm with far demand SO
RS92S4o cash 29eo November 23l2o DecemDserI
january 92c. May Rye strong and higher az oeG at
meats fair demand shoulders g. 6 short ro ~ % snS n1
Sush l0 6Hsh oats SSg RSs 600
69sh Corn. $4,000 bush OATS 1S0OOo Rye 6'0OO Barley
6HSiUAT1 Nov 9-Pork quiet but steady at Sllasli 20
Lard In fair demand 722hc Bulkmeats hrn snOuaaer
5c clear rb 8S7 c Bacon scarce and wanted
$3.50; clear rD 732icc clear 8o Hogs active ana n[m
Common and Light IS 1904 06J Packing ana butcheiS
"a 8O9s4 90 receipt, S700J shipments 800 head o.h
TOLEDO Nov. 8.-Wheat 1Tmer No. Red WINTER oasn'
s1 659si o6 November q 92 December q 0S2 Jan,
No cash November 6lo December 4se January
December cicj January 81 2c bid so c asked May Soc'
bid ReceiptsWhea 900 bush Corn, 1000 bushI oats
1000 bush. shipmsnts-Wheat $1,000 bush Corn' tOOo
bush. , , ,,,..os uyhoot
closed easy No Red FALL 81 0OSq$l QOos cash 0VVe
81 "a jsnuayj 81 O6t bid Fepr1aIy Fl lC Maay NG
DO SO a98 Corn higher and fairly active at "a S
cash. Asa444c NOvember 42c December az &C. AZ a t1e
At 26926O cash 26 2c NOyemberI 2402I &c De9em9eIi
ic year. 29 so bid January S11c May hye dH 1n
al 81 aa52o BID ReceiptsFlOur 1000 bbls Wheat o30900
bush T. Corn 80 900 bush Oats, $4,000 bush IyeS ZUUO
bush Barley 5000 bush Shipments-FlOurt LOOO pDlsi
Wheat, $4,000 bush,I Corn, $4,000 bushI oats, 1000
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Nov 8-12:90 .. m.-There is moderate IN
oniry which is freely supplied Mddpg Uplands 6dI DO
Orleans SID Sales 10000 bales including 100 oT spee1 F
tnres-Upiands Low Middlng clause, November delivery
81 84d do November and December delivery, 0So9Gi
and March delivery, 61e4dj do March and April dehVery
3D. Futures dull , Ill. ou-,no 20
the failure evening Of Messrs Hoinstead, Tetey D
II Ia now thought that any further failures occur they WI"
be Of minor Importance. ...,,. ,o,.ro,r
Middling 1316c Good Ordinary, 616c net ana gross
receipts 44 baesl sales lOl6 bale stock w LoS
AVANNA Nov 8CottOn qaiet and steady Middling, lOo
Low Mddng 99cI Good Ordinary 9to net s5d a @ gross
recepta 1871 baies exports 10 Great Britain 6824 pae
coastw5e 1853 baes sales, 1900 bales last evening" loOo
bales; stock 100 299 bales. ,,,,,,,.
Oc Low MiddlDg 10 816oj Good Ordinary, lll6oi net
Britain, 701l bales; 70 France, 68O9 Oaes COAST
706 bales ales, 1000 balee last evening" zOO pos
stock, az, ,585 bales.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO Nov 3.-Four steady. Wheat firm No. Hard
Duluth, spot 81 IL bid 81 IL asked. Corn steady No
52il oats nTm. Railroad treighs 70 New York steady
Railroad receips-Flour, ls00 6bsJ Wheat Ss 900 bush
RYE 900 Lake reoeips-Flour 80 900 Dbls Wheat 10000
bush: Corn 600 bush oats $4,000 bush Barley 10000
bush. Railroad shipments-Fl0ur, 10000 b6s Wheat
5000 BUSH Corn l8s 900 bush oats 1900 BUSH BARLEY
1000 bu-l Rye lJO0 Canal shipments TO udewaer-
100000 BUSH Corn $500 bushi Barley 10000 bushi Rye
1880 bush
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEW:YoRK, WEST SHORE 8 BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NETWORK, ONTARIO q WESTERN RY.
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Street Stations
For Syracuse and Oneida e:20 IN; s9l6 pm
Uhca Little Falls, Fort Plain CansjOhare Port Jacks0nt
Amsterdam, e:2O lli2O m, -91b 10.
Albany and Catskil, g. 020 1l:20 m, 4,30 sel5 pm.
0swego, Oneida, Norwich sidney, $50 IN g m. ,o
Kingston. Highland Poughkeepse g. e2o 1l2O am Sou
Newburg, g. e2o, ll2o a nj $50. 4iso .9:I5 pm
Middletown, $50, 1l20 IN 4;l0 4I30, AZ IN
sDaily. Other trains daily except Sunday - la.
Buffet Paror Cars 0:20 and liz and Also II tralus
for Albany.
ParlOr Buffet Cars on 900 m train for Syracuse
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars 9l6 n train for Albany
and Syracuse. - a - - Al.
Elegant Pullman Sleeping Cars for oswego on tran,
Tickets time tables at stations and at onices OF tne
pany Jersey City Pennsylvania Railroad Station BrooAy9
No Courtst; Annex Office foot OF Fulton.stI and Nd
DeKslbave New.York City Nos. lea 20l zol 4ls yssI
16s East 126tht Pennsylvania ar station foot DesoroS0
'''' HENRY MON EFT, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
gDEAr TprNK iJNl

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains York Via DcsbrOsses and Cortand street
hpTsSurs oGe sl aptac6ed @ and " daily NeTYOTE
and Chicago Limited OF ParoT Dining Smoking and sleep
wiamspOTt Sasp oek aye5 Coy and Erie a.
M connecting at Cory for Tltusyie Petroleum centre
Express" Of Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday 10
arrive washington m Regna va D. S, anS - vto I "a
S1d n and T. sat m B. s@n&&3y aR& Tn X r. 7n5
For &ane cy except gsg5S sunday Sl5 55S T. pD$
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
anGag En 19Tny ANA and 4aRS ods not Of stop %;Sa k
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through traHs ,0s
Trains GrTiycFrom Pitsburs 600 90 M 1880 and
1920 daily and day sS oSS S5eeR R Spmdsy % s5 tGS@ 5S0
S %as06F9a 10 and nH io5o SS m sunday So $50 6 and
060Pm From BqP9TS @ o 9 3 M on 9U9y a2cSp MOI Mc1RaR W.
$50 Gio iGIC li4oa m t2o 800 go 92S sSe 1$S 6$S
$50 705 liS5 nj G2O 7:35, 0:35 1920 lOS6 and 1880
III TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on
PHiA IN NEw.YoRK
DOUBLE TRACE TIE MOST TlPRoyGp ,,6I2,5% EQUIP
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains leave NcwYOrk Desbrosses and COrandt
Biz 20. ! $50 % and 10 Limited II H. i 500 $40, 4
g. O. Z and M and IL night sundays Q, " Linnted)
Trains leaving New daily except Sunday 55 72O $50
aud 1O 2 4, and pm connecting at Trenton Tor
Returning trains Broadst station Philadelphia, 1901
8:l5 800 $40, 4:35 except Monday 600 $780, SO $50
IL and llO a (I.nited Express 1880 and 0:2O p M
LA $50 745 and $50 m 1,d on sunday 9 72S i2Sl
and s2O Leave Philadelphia via Camden 800 daily
Ticket offices 4S5 $40 and 04I Broadway, Astor House.
DesbrOsses and COrtandt streets COurtst and
Station foot OF FuOnst Brooklyn BuschS
Hotel HobOken station, Jersey City. Emgrant Ticket
Office No \ Battery Place and Castle Garden
The NewYOrk Transfer Company Will call for ana check
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES L., PUGH, J. X. WOOD,
Genoral Manager. Genera Passr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
filming.

CoLon,uO CENTRAL CoSsoupAIIu MiyNG CoNrANY(
- WTiLIAM-sI, REAR
NLw-Nuhk, oct. 10, 1883.
V'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders for thc election OF the Company win DO
held nj this Office 1hufsay The sth day Of November 1883
at II O'Clock q. N.
The polls shall opened a II o'clock and remain open
unf O'Clock day ana the closing thereof the
shall proceed the votes and declare tho
rcsnl The Companys transfer books will be closed three
{. T. sCHRAMAfE
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
rrpopFAY PRODUCE MARKETS

IIyERrooI Nov SBecf extra India mess; hrmer at 90
Western, duh at 80 alil Cd COru mixed
new, steady at . shil. I'D.
LONDON, Nov. J.-pIUiuCC lallOW 0l shil 81. per owl
Ay1WEHP, Nov 3WloONs Lard closed at lOU francs, 80
ceniimes per lOC kiu-.
pfeunings per 10 pounds.
n HAMuiUt, nov NiroT'- LGrl closed at 40 MARKS pei
90 pfeunugs Yer Ice pounds.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-05
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
Il NEW.YoRB, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangement Of trains from Chambersstreet Depot
pa m-Daily except sundays; Day Express drawngroom
coaches to Cleveland Cincinnati and chicago ,a.o
6P daily L1Gis L1mtea ExpressNS sHtra @ S%9Sfge %
1926 Niagara Falls mi Salamanca 7;O6 nj Cleye
land LAO m; Cincinnati $40 M ST. Lou L9qis $40 m
Day)-Pacihc Express for the West Solid Train Of
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago. Hotel and
g Bunct smoking 9 Coaches ,1s,o to &C C9eago a
nocH 1d5 s5C 44o '5b $50 $40 $50 ESQ ioso M
PS%Tig9 $ 49, 25O 2SO 1929 S l2 nSSn la0 SS9
midnight Sundays, o. $3.50, 1920 mi las, $780, $3.50 MI
Newark and Paterson via Newark 64J, $40 1880 mi
sunep, 100, g8O 1920 mi Las, 800 8. 6:SO 6l0 sl5
m and II midnight Sundays, o. $780, 1920 M lao 6SO
Warwick, 100 ami 490pm
Neyburg and Cornwall 1850, q M $50, 490, pm. sun
RSHdOqt and Kingston and Montgomery. am. 4:sOp M
Goshen goo. q 1929 M $3.50, aso, 9, $40 m. Sunday
IisdlGtcSGa q SSS, 0, 1920 M $50. $50 s. slsg@
pTaG sSG S Sd Railroad ahs at SS ana
N train stops At Mainst z rs only. 90 . 49,, su,.,,
$40 aSS % S and quarter after each hour
Tickets Tor passage and IL DraEn Room and
Nos 29l 40l or 067 broadway 1877 Wost.st, n. " No
Express trains from the VEST arrive In SewYork at 7lO
"A" JOHN N. ABB0fT, Gen1 Passr Agent. New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains Leave cay for EnglsgoOd clSster PleT~S9t and
Manuel spring Valley and &onsey 7fo 10 m, 45o m
I6iIN II. ABBOTT GenI Pass'r Agent New. York.