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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14
IRWIN, COLORADO.

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s,iaral:sei specific for HyaeSa IxineA Convulsion-.
Fit. Nervous Eearalgia Headache. Nervous ProAarA
.on csused By tie use 0f alcohol tobaeo Wakef.L
ness 1en.L Depv.sstcn so.tenne Of the Braih teulk
frsH.,a.e Old Az. Bafr.rnex. Lo. Of ro.er = etheS
ove: exertoo Of tie hsas. se ane o. fnulResee
One bog vM cure r0c.nt cesx E.eA boz contains -
doilsrs seot BY man pEepaid - eepkof psce WegE.f.
aatee sx bore. 70 care aur care WtA eaeh ceer re-
ceived for ax boxa occsnpantsd With 0ve dollars
viii sso6 e psroeer written g1araaoee b Fe1cn1
money 1Feafneat Dos eacrt eurp. 0uaranteso
!,-essd only by JcHk ANeSca + CO.. DYusxists Dssvsa
Gel Oroess hy mali At regular y1sees.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14
NOTICE
cf sell. Of On. N.ro CT: 5, '-.;,.

III 2 !, aercly given, that urd-c ~: hr vi:
The ssinte II, this sas- made sud lr iti lie Under
sisic viii 81. AZ public auction to the hghe /. u.~r
fer essi on Friday. June 2St. lsSS between te hon
Of ~ 4. y, and T. NJ, in frunt vi tile ofiic- F.
Stiles Ja''ise of the Peace in tie town Of Irwin in
GrnssOc con"ty state of Cooraco the following per-
soai ia"ie ~ VIZ: One red sorral LA e iseed mare
icar Yeas 81. aoown IS the "Niil.r caI' AMI the
property u Florence aod A. j. Nile. ei Gannis,p.
uio.i viiish sai coli Claim a Ram hnls:. ,sn r
the Z5,i .! Sey,eare. lSu.ol. q; SIX, Ter m,n;h
.s- s'io t7cperfy having a-.n day ~. raise by A.
p:a:sed dy app iis-,i an,i i,y ii + ,,e. Jus
ne u the fe;ee fs sei ire ana county. aid sal,
Is si 'i- iu &c Of making lie us E.y saii
!NnchE;sn ) bill. JAEfS KNIGHT
JCna l.. iSs5
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14

Some Of the boys having a dispute
to settle yesterday. concluded that
they would brutally pound each other.
They were immediately stopped by
the town authorizes. but went outside
OF the town limits, and fought to their
heat, content. Unfortunately neither
one was hurt very badly.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To Clarence Mcdonald and Thos. C.. Quira:

You Ar. hereby lo'ifie that have expended one
hundred dollars in lah.r and improvements .pon the
a.ine j.. d-. situated in the Ruby E.inin. dIsTir'
Gun!.1h county, tolo:. 'o oi which III. location
;as is IN record in the Office Of the recorder of sx
county. In order 10 lol. said clam under the provi oys
of section 23.i Of tie rcvsel statutes Of the Cni:e!
States and the asennlcat thereto approved Jan o.
1870 concerning annual lalor upon mining c!aims
being the ". required - hold rai lode foI the
period ending the 3is day o: Dcceliar 1852 aal If
within ninety days after this motto. ,y publ ati,n yuu
fail ri reSe 10 contribute year Proportion
Interests in the said claim sill bee the Ircpc
t. o' the subscriber by ths terms Of sal section.
mario-yVi3nuiU Il. ". WARE
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

70 Nm Nesaitz and tee hsiis an personal representa-
tiyes Of Joseph Dyer:
Eou arc hereby notified that | hava -ypc:ie; two
hundred dl,ars the Kent o.;e situated in Ruby
Mining Es;ii.t County Of G:inis state O. Colorado
OF wiii, I'll, lnaton cc.tf i. ,.~--vrs !, tn.
Office of Tie Recorder O! sal county In oricr to h,a
said claim Under the provision, If section i24 Of III.
revised s;acs u! the United States aud tn. amend
nnnt thceio approved Jan. %, 1884, concei;s ANIMAL
labor upon mining claims being tilc am uni plri-cd
u h. sail lr'c Tor The lc:ic e,ins ~. tho ilst lsy
If December, lsS a,l ls'2, aGI If vi lin ni.:c v .lavs
ate: This notice !'y publication yon fao refuse 10 Goa
tribute y',r pcoisr'ian yonr interests in
the ssi Claim viii become the property OF the sr!sribei
by the terms Of sid section.
'cbl2-scl--n,3i THOMAS LYNCH.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To "ni g. Mile. q. Kelly As.i Clayton s. ;,;i.h
lol are he'f'.'y Ho'itc' ti.a. l have cArenici Jne
iG'irc d tis in i;I' 1nd In.rfcvnrisi,ts ii. the
ii'u' A-i:spk lode E.:iin,, claim s:i'ia~i in the
i:tcE A:i'ns i'itrirt. a.d ~ Gunri-a c1u'r state
OF Colorado, 4 walsh the i.cati5n c4.ti:i-::tr is
ionni 81 r'c..t in a,ik ., large aye as AZ and
o"'s ~ 'e ho, a.! book ~ re2 ,;5, respectively.
il tie oiise II the recorder -: sa:! county.
In order T. lioid .s;i ci,iH nI,,;rr the pref
s'ns .: section z.24 of the rc-ise statutes :! i've
euiei Ssf"s AID the amendment :@eretu si,:o.cd
1n.aly -. 1880 concerning annual icr ,,a .:i,ling
chi',l', being tie required t tul; ,,i lode foi
tie Iei:ci ending :he 81: day Of T. Dece.,-r iSs2
ana If HiJn ninety days a.;er his rGli i;y l!.ics
lu y"ii all 1r frtase % contribute aar proportion
S-o"usra. Tolr Interests in The said claim viii become
the properly Of tie suscriler by III. terms of I'D
s'ctio:i april 25-v5:s-ao.6 g. f FIELD.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14

Messrs. Black and Rockafellow have
gone to Ohio Creek Valley to fish and
hunt. The streams are all swollen
and muddy from the melting snow,
and We fear that the gentlemen will
have theusual Fisherman luck
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14

The familiar squawk Of the ancient
buro is heard on our streets daily.
People stand and listen ike side
walk audience that cannot afford to
buy tickets to high priced concert.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14

Our people need not be discouraged
on account of the weather. Last Fri
day it showed all day at Georgetown,
Central. Black Hawk and Leadville.
1t will be seen that the storm seems
to be general. +.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14

To the Citizens of Irwin: take
pleasure in introducing to my friends
o; Irwin, Dr.. c. II. Beatty. 1t also
affords me great pleasure in recon-
nending him as a gentleman of thor
ough professional education, who can
be relied upon as a careia! and skiiliul
dentist.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14
Personal.

camp.
d. D. E. Moone, dentist, is stop
ping at The Belmont.
Geo. Cornwall and E. II. Della
Vergnc have returned from Cunnlson.
Mr.. Homer Abel has returned
from his tip to Colorado Springs.
Mr.. John McElroy, came up from
Crested Butte last SATURDAY..
Mr. Geo. Fogg has gone 10 visit mis-
family at the Inch near Delta. He
will return in few days.
Mr.. John T. Mcdonald has been
taking Ia the sights at the metropolis
of Gunnison City.
Mr.. L. ]. Hinkly was in town
Saturday, and says he will move his
family up in few days.
Mr.. E. L. Chestnut has returnei
from his home in Iowa, and will spend
the summer in lrwin.
Mrs. B. F. Field arrived in town
last Tuesday. She has spent the win
ter In Texas and San Francisco.
Mr.. Edgerly has arrived in camp
from Lcadvil!e, and has resumed his
partnership with Mr.. Sam Spencer.
MIR. J. L. Frankeberser, the we'll
known civil engineer, is in camp for
the summer. He snent the winter
with his family in Boulder.
Mr.. Geo. J. D. Williams, E. 5.
Brooks and Frank Bruno were in
town last Saturday from Gunnison.
John Bell, of Frankfort, Indiana :,
arrived in town few days ago. and
will spend some time here, being in
terested in some mining property.
Mr.. Robert Morrison of Idaho
Springs, has arrived n camp to take
charge of the Rose & Reed concentra-
ting works. MIR. W. F. Nickerson is
also employed to look after the ma
chinery.
The gentle voice Of Willie GiIIaspy
Is once more heard in the land. He
arrived in town last Saturday. Willie
will set about organizinga a Y. NJ. c.
A., or a dancing club, to which all
the young dudes in town are invited
to join.
Col. Y. A. Wilder and wife returned
to camp yesterday. The Colonel
brings concentrator which will be
put lnoperation as soon as practicable.
We call the Col. by his military title
!rcm force Of habit, but against his
protest. He doesn't like to be re-
minded of the bloody struggles and
the ensanguined fields on which he
won his honcrs. "He fought the
fight but when tfc~smoke os battle
vas swept away from our national
horizon, he beat hi, sword into
mining PICK and returned to ciylc
persults.
Capt, NJ, H. St.eit has returned
from Red Mountain. He says with
all the tall; Of that place there are but
two mines working. The Yankee
Glrl is working twelve men, but can
no: ship the ore now as the road TO
Siverton is in such bad condition.
The ore is galcna and will run 20 or
40 ounces in silver. There is one
other mine working four men, which
Is about ali that is doing. He SAYS it
is an old district and most of the
properties that are worth ANYTHING
have been patented. There are about
two hundred people there now. Capt.
Strelt is contented to stay in the Ruby
Mining District.
To the Citizens of Irwin: take
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14

We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Jake
Metzlcr's little brother still continues
Quite i'll. We hope he will recover
his health in few days.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14

Irwin is filing up with the summer
visitors, and 1t really looks like old
times 10 see new faces on our streets.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Henry II. Wiiirt and Na,ling,cn L. Tyson:
You arc hereby notified that Lave expended. are
hundred doi2is in labor aud il Tc, ell.s u;,on tue
Moth &.ar lode. situated in E,ly Mining Dis
tiict County Of Guh,on, State of Colorado Of which
the location certificate is found on the re ord Book
in tho Office of Recorder Of sill county
in Colorado. In order 10 hol said claim under the pro
visions uf Section 2S2i Of the Revised S;atuia- { the
United state s. the amand'GoI, t'sres9 ap,'rr' cd
January - es concerning aHnta, Lj,r up: mining
claims. enS The eriun required L. ht ';.:,' led. io
ti,s c:ioi ensinc tie 3l>t day OF usecn.... 4 L..
1881, al If within naet, days after Ills noi. ~ ,H-
iicst'oa voa fiji OF iefG,- - r-y or canliJu. yo
in ,r':c" Il So expenditure nnrrs y.,r in
!c-st III .,s caiul a become 80 po-rty Of the sub
.cribc.r b. the terms o: SAID sc :,i,l
EINALiio 5. EFEYON
ALEXANDER pcMfkaT.
Ross Il. SPAiLrINS.
JOIN Il. kiNG>BUEY
yna!ls-roi7-acA0 BYRON J. .uni.R
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14

Onions grow cheaper and stronger,
and the sufferings Of the young man,
who has a sensitive nose as we'll as an
onion consuming girl is indescribable.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14
THURSDAY. JUNE ~. 1855.

Two days of rain has about cleaned
up the snow.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14

Two fights in one day. Police
court matters is improving.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14

Ask your grocer Tor Rhoads
crackers. They are the best IN the
market.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14

Recorder Painter is acting marshal !,
in the absence of any other.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14

Mayor Bartlett met with Slight
accident last night while taking pis-
tol from his pocket. 1t accidently went
of, the ball passing through the feshy
part Of the leg above the knee. The
wound is a mere flesh wound passing
under the skin about .wo inches. 1t
is very slight, and will only cause him
to lay up a dav or two. 1t is very
fortunate that it is no serious than 1t
is. We have distinct recollection
Of autioning small boys against the
use of fire arms before.
The real estate and mining property
Of Michael Lawler, deceased, was sold
At public auction last Saturday by
Thos. Owens, administrator. The
most valuable property was the Elk
lode, which was purchased by John
Seifert for $I,oso. This is big galena
lead in Elk BASIN, and did not bring
near the real value Of It. Nj. Owens
holds the other half that could not be
bought for $1,000. The other inter-
ests we're mere prospects that brought
fa,r prices Ar. Winters purchased
.she twoloss IN Cunnison City for s1so.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14

A disSrace!nl scene was enacted or
our streets Yesterday evening. Three
of our prominent citizens engaged in
a fist fight, and from wha; we can
learn. all about nothing. Men of
their intelligence ought to be ashamed
Of themselves to engage. in brutal
combat. Fortunately no one was Sc
riously hurt, although all of them
received more or less scratches about
the head and face. They were promptly
arrested and trial set before Judge
Stiles.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14

While there is no doubt that the
fine prospects tor an ablndan,mlneral
crop has received d shock from tie
late snow storm, vet ii TO be hoped
that the damage will noi be 50 serious
as was feared. Th@ killing Of the part
Of the prospects sometimes increases
the quality as well as the quantity OF
the ore, and is really OF value instead
of damage.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14

~ The rates fer local notices will he twenty-five
cent line for ths hrt insertion and fifteen cents
uss for esch subsequent nscrton aud from these rates
" will not devinte.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate ii MICHAEL LATLEE, Deceased
THO undersigned, having been afi,i.e! Adr.ili.tra-
cf til. Of Michael lawier lat. e the County
Of GUnais5n and STATE Of CJlor,lo deccissd hereby
gives n.'i tiat ie i'll an;ear before ::e Coruiy
,ogIt If Grnui-on County at The Cut House IN Cur
nison. et the May term, the las: Ioni.y il s!.y
1883, next at wii time all persons having claim.
against sgi estate nofe and requested 10 attend
for the PURPOSE OF having the aii;:stcd All per
slrs :nc'e! 10 sal estate Requested 10 make i'm.
mediate raym.i: TO tue uidersirheiS
THOMAS OWENS
Airli llth, 1855. Administrator
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1883-06-14

= y. Shuri!eH and 4. Ro-lf,
partners 10 y. Shuit!ei 4 Co.
Ai-i;a Wilbur, W. A. Eckerly
and Geo. Schmiizreii partners
~ W. A. Eckerly & Co., and
Walter MAt,iiisCp.
National Republican., 1883-09-15
Trnnsfers OF Real IEstate.

The following transfers Of real estate were
filed for record yesterday:
Lot q Dyer's subdivision of square $685. being 25
between Second street and New Jersey avenue
northwest. Frank Hume aud wife to Emily +.
Hart; dated Sept. IA: consideration, 81, ,700
Lot SO of Barker's subdivision OF square 1888,
with improvements being on the south side of b,
between Ninth and Tenth streets southwest A. f..
Barker and wife 10 Francis Petingall; dated Aug.
10: consideration, 1900
Part of lot 26 subdivision of square 16, being "a
feet on the west side OF Twenty fifth, between l
aud X streets northwest G. Knowles TO j. w. Frey;
dated Sept. 49, consideration. 500.
Lot 20 of Turlons subdivision of square $780, be-
Sixteenth and Seventh streets northwest George
II. Turon to Catherine Ourand; dated Sept. IL; {;
consideration, 50 800.
East part Of original lot 0, subdivision of square
$40, being % feet the southwest corner of and
Sixth streets southeast, George g. Bradley ct al to
I. E WagSaman, trustee; dated Sept. 13; consid-
Lot II OF Threlkeld's subdivision of Georgetown,
being on northwest corner of First aud Fayette
Streets West Washington, Richard Crawford, trus-
tee to Daniel Ready; dated Sept. L. consideration.
Lois l to IS, subdivision of block .; lots to in
block O. lots s. g. o. 10, IL, 12 in block A. lots 40, H.
IN block Z; lots l, g 20, q, in block 8, William y
Okie and wife to Mary J. Snowden dated June 2s
consideration, 81, 900.
Lot 6 of Todd and Others subdivision of square
465, being % feet inches on the east side of Sixth
street. between ID aud Il southwest Luke Devlin
TO Julia Bart; dated July 81; consideration, nomi-
nal.
Lot II In block 20, subdivision of Mt Pleasant,
Hon. John Sherman, Of Ohio, TO Arthur @. Bate.
man dated Sept. TO- consideration, Sl,l06,62.
National Republican., 1883-09-15
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE Sept, li.-Virgina 6s, past due cou.
pons, 40 new lOI0s, 81; North Carolina 6s old,
lO7 bid to-day.
HEw YORK MARKET
NEW YORK, Sept. lI.-This was another quiet
day In stock circles. At the opening there was
lalr demand ana prices rose "a to u per cent, the
latter IN. Wabash preferred. Subsequently the
bears raided the Willard shares, forcing Northern
75 to 1924, and oregon Transcontincntal from o633
to 64]S. Rumors were current that the shorts In
,nese N @ stocks @ were compiling circular which Is
an unfavorable light Tclegraphc orders were
sent to Phladelpha to sell the shares in this mar
long stock held in Phadeiphia S was coming upon S
the market: The general list responded to tho
depression in Northern Pacifcs to u very slight
In the flnal sales there was rally of "a to 9s per
cent. AS compared with last nights clositg the
villards show decline Of Y to ~ per cent while
specialties East Tennessee preferred declined
per cent 20 Is and Oregon Navigation "a to l29
vance.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, inelud-
Ing Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 20,10O
Shore, 7lOO; Louisville aud Nashville 1I2OO Mem
phis and Charleston. 1000 Northern Pacific, 10,900
6,3oO; Western Union, 6,4OO; oregon Transconti.
nental $4,000; Northern Pacific preferred, $500;
Wabash preferred, 5000.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
DALllMOhEJ Scpl. 14.-SOttOn Sleduyi
1O1zc. Flour dull Howard street and western SUI
perne, So 25D3 rs; do. extra, 81 0095 90; do fam
iy So 25@6 0U city mills superilne, SO 0O@8 75 do.
extra 81 OO@6 90; do. Rio brands, Sc 0096 25; IA
tapsco family, Sc 75; do. snperlatve patent 81 80.
Wheat-Southern lower and quiet; western lower
and less active; southern red, 81 0s@1 IL do. am
Der, 81 1901 10; No. Maryland, 81 1891 10: No.
81 1901 lQA October, 81 1l7S@1 121S November,
81 l4A@l l4l3; December, 81 164@1 IT, Corn
Southern steady and quietj western dull; south
ern white, 59@60c do. yellow, 6296sc; western
mixed, spot, 60@60Lc; October, 60G60l5 Novom-
ber 60@6034c; November and or December new
or old 5I12c asked. Oats slow and easier in tone;
southern, 30@3Sc; western white, 36@3Sc: do.
mixed, 33935c Pennsylvania, 35@3sc. Rye quiet
at 65967c, Hay firm for choice; prime to choice
visions quiet and steady MOSS pork, sl3 75; Bulk
meats shoulders and clear rib sides, packed 7l5Q1
&C. bacon, shoulders, Sc clear rib sides, 0c hams,
l534@l6I4c; lard, refined, 10l4c Butter steady;
western packed, SC9l6c; creamery 18@23c. Eggs
steady at 20t92lc. Petroleum quiet; refined. sIsG1
SIC Coffee steady and quiet: Rio cargoes, ordi.
nary to fair, S34@10c. Sugar frmer a soft, S2o.
Copper, refined quiet at 14l4@14lSc. Whisky
steady and quiet at 81 1901 181S. Frelghs to Liv-
erpool per steamer firner in tone cotton 11-64d:
-four Is. 9d grain, a@gilsd. Receipt. Flour, 1859
barrels; wheat, $1,000 bushels; corn, $1,000 bushels;
oats, 6,OO0 bushels rye, 1000 bushels Shipments
Wheat, ISL 900 bushels; corn, 1000 bushels.
Sales-Wheat 1000 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels.
National Republican., 1883-09-15
efinautial
BANKING OFFICE
-OF-
BATEMAN & Co.

wAsurSdroN, d. C., Sept 8, 1889.
ny mutual consent, Mr.. wN MCCLURE. Of the New
York Stock Exchange, this day retircs from all In
tcrest or liability In tho business OF our ilrm
BATEMAN & co.
National Republican., 1883-09-15
ADAMS & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,

C2og STREET NoRTHwEsr,
Offer sD1cla inducements to buy sell crude potro
leun. other for cash or on margin.
We oiIer small lot OF Postal Telegraph bonds, with
without stock.
Investment securities on hand or purchased to or
der commission.
We invite corrcspoadancc All information cheer
fully given. nui7ly
National Republican., 1883-09-15

The following transfers Of real estate were
Gla1 fnr raoorI xyapfardox.
National Republican., 1883-09-15

We receive regularly by European steamers the fol-
lowing Foreign Papers Magazines and Fashion
Journals
The Illustrated Tnndnn raws. london nranhc,
Pictorial Werld The Queen, Illustrated sporting and
Dramatic News, Tho London Daily Times, London
Standard. Punch, Fun, London Truth. LoudonWorld.
London Weekly Times The Mail, Bells Life, Lon.
don Figaro Judy, London Field, Spectator Whitehall
Review, Life London Army aud Navy Gazette. Lon.
don Era. London Daily News The American Regis.
ter, Saturday Review, The Athcnnutn. Society, Gar.
doner's Chronicle, The Garden The Electrician, Eng.
lsh Mechanic, The Court Journal. The London Arch
itect, ST. James Gazette, Pail Mall Budget, Tho Lon
don Economist, The British Architect, Tho Builder
London Engineering, London Engineer, The Acad'
cmy, the Contemporary Review Nineteenth Century,
Iortnightly Review. Chambers journal, Belgrava,
Cornhill Magazine, London Lancet, Monthly Family
Herald, The Theatre Monthly London Journal,
Blackwood's Magazine, Longmnn's Magazine, Good
Words Sunday Magazine, All The Year Round Tho
Portfolio. London Art Journal, Casseil's Magazine
of Art, Every Girls Magazine, Nautical Magazine,
Rradshnw's Railway Guide to Great Britain and Ire.
land 1irndshaw's Continental Railway Guide, Boys
own Paper, Little Folks, lie Figaro, Lo Voltair, Gil
Bias, LEvenemeut la Justice, LUnivers llustre,
lie Journal Amusaut, Petit journal Pour Rirc, Lo
Monde Camque La Vie Parislenne ILLUSTRATION,
lie Momdo fllustre, La CRrlcaturo La France Ele-
eante lie c6.odesd de IL Saison, L'Eegance Parsienne
lie Monleur dc IN Mode lie Printemps, Le Salon dc
Ia Mode, Revue dc Ia Mode, Uber Land und Nicer
Die GarIunaube, Fogendo Blaller' ALu many others
o I numer0us 10 mention
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wereceive regularly by European steamers the fol.
lowing Foreign Papers Magazines. and Fashion
Journals
National Republican., 1883-09-15
r.. Brep,nnO's London Excncquer JET BLACK

Flows freely does not corrode ut once iethlaols,
uoyor th,cEcus or deposits sediments never moudg
dries Instantly; is permanent ressIs acids ia not
affected by frost never changes color in tho Ink
,tand. Use clean inksland, and do not mix with
other uR 4Dis .ul. yvlus sVOd copy iiOni irvsn
writing
National Republican., 1883-09-15
A NIaharajah's Jewels.
ManchtsLer IEnn.l Gnnrdtnn.

The salo of the Maharajah Dhuleep Sngh's
plate, jewels, &C., was concluded yesterday
by Messrs. Phillips, Son & Neale, at their
rooms in Bond street The articles disposed
Of comprised q collection of Oriental
jewelry formed by Runieet Singh and
worn by the late Maharanee, Indian
car pets, bed covers, &c. The chief
lots were the following: A necklace com
posed Of seventy-five selected pearls, sos; n
roset necklace enameled and set with dia-
monds and pearls, ESQ; single row neck
lace of ffty-seven large pearls, Gl00; a pearl
necklace, with drops and crescent pendant
and snap, set with cabochon rubies so; a
double row pearl necklace, with five pear
drops and pair of earrings en- SWie, SO
guineas; II pearl necklace with pearl drops
and medallion pendant set with dia-
monds and cabochon emerald drops, 30
guinoas; pair of roset and tassel pattern
head ornaments, set with diamonds
and rubies and with emerald aud pearl
fringe, EOS; pair of massive cnameled
bracelets set with rubles and turquoise, with
pearl borders, GG0 pearl necklace, with
fourteen pearl drops and clustcr-center pend
ant set with emeralds, "a guineas; a necklace
OF hity-two. large graduated pearls with
emerald snap, f2i0; band necklet, composed
OF modalions set with diamonds, rubes, and
omeralds surrounded by diamonds. G200; pair
OF massive band bracelet sets with rubies and
pearls, 40 guineus Il snglc.row necklot of
tity-two graduated pearls, Gl60; crescent
brooch, set with diamonds, with pearl
aud emerald finger drops, 35 guinoas pair
OF roSet and tasscl pattern head ornaments,
set with pearls, diamonds. and rubies Al
guineasi double row pearl necklace, with
hNe drops, diamond oentor5, and q pair OF ear
rings en- suite, 81 guineas n single row neck
lace ofsiNty-seven graduated pearls and large
emerald snap, l05 gulneas pair of rosct and
tassel pattern enaneled head ornaments, set
with pearls, diamonds, and emoralds, AZ
guineasi pair Of roset and tnssel pattern
80 guineas. Six carpets realized from 2s to
so guineas each, and six bed covers from to
l62 guineas.