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New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
FEARS FoR 4 CLERG YMAvSLIFE.

Tho Rev. J. b. Hamilton, a prominent
minister OF the Methodist Church at Westerly. r. L.,
lecturcd in the Hoboken Methodist Church on
Monday night temperance. He left the church at
10 p. m and boarded the Washington street cars
for Barclay Street Ferry intending to cross TO this
cty and stop all night with his brother Mr L. Hamilton
OF San Francisco. lie accompanied TO the cars by
Ward Mclean, OF tho Astor House, who offered
10 accompany him TO tho College Place Hotel.
where he was stopping lie declined the
preferred services saying that ho could get 10 New
York all rglL He carried with him long tin box OF
stcreOpticou views Mr.. Mclean says that he noticed
several ruans tie cars aud Is supposed thnt they
followed hin, and thuking that the box contained tie
proceeds tho lecture robbed him ana
perhaps threw h!m into the river. Mr. Hamilton
was 10 have left today for Philadelphia to arrange for
series OF lectures His brother called at Police Head
quarters ycstoruny caused general alarm TO be
sent out for him. His wife ana children Westerly.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
SECRET MARRIAGE or 4 YOUNG COUPLE

Soms liitlo talk has been occaslOned Ii South
Iirooklyn by tho discovery Of an elop"mcnG ol
som ewnat romantic nature, on account of the
fouprra tho well known manufacturing chemist,
of Seventhst, South Brooklyn n youth of uIne-
Teen years and MISS Jessie Mcintyre, about sixteen
ycnrs OF age living In Nintl-st.. married
secretly about March g. Mr. fOugera was informed
by note OF his sons departure In life. and was
50 incensod that he promptly Discarded him. The
Girl IL sad TO he pretty bnt ~ not wealthy.
know nothing about the girl or her family" said
the irato father yesterday; DoI do know where
the young couple are. My son 10 very foolish i0r
he left Good position This is a bad country for
such things" The young man is reported TO have
been recelying IA prncely income-Yi u week.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
wAeUNGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March 10, 1883.
CourT OF CLAIMS DRCIsIoSs.-In the Court OF Claims
against the United states we're dismissed Inc case ] ~
Thomas c. Power against the United states wa aryn19 ~
and submitted. The petition In the case 9i CyruS "
Clark against the United states was dismssed'
MR. GnP1LLAs's PROBABLE sUCCEesoR-Itis is the gen.
eral impression among officials at the Treasury Dep,I
nent that Assistant Treas lrer Wyman w 10 h
some L. o. Graves. OF the National BANK keoep
ton Ageniy os said hs Se vii be guided eHtrey in
the matter by the Secretary Of the Treasury
I FxpoRrs oP PErRoLEUM.-The Chief OF the Bureau OF
statiscs reports that the total values OF the e1p2fs o
petroleum and petroleum products from I1e 0ne1 ~
States IN the month OF JanniTy 1852 weI9
and in January 1882 81 Tor @ dne sey9 r h .ye
ended January 81 1883, S259lO92i anh Iot the se'on
Inonth- ended January 81. 1882, S3l,|||'o11
ADAxGgRoUs CONFERENCE.-The Chief OF the Secret
Service Division Of tho Treasury Department ha' o5h
advised that most dangerous eoun.Sri1i y, ~ oSo and
Indiana Tie base coin has the exact weight ring ana
appcarance OF the genup, anu eoetr"ted II would
readily be accepted as genuine ooEeiai o. tHD Ps 80
have only been discovered upon roaOH"S SUI
treasury.
1 RECOGNIZED AS CoSsULs.-The President has recog
ized Vlscopnt dAzic az Consul Of the French
Republlc at New Orleans; Herbert krebs vice on
VcsConsn ad fatertnl Of the United states OF Mexico
al Boston, Augusta BeImide1 OSnan ron. 81
epain at New.York, and lose unones Cohsd Vi hoioo
ut ROma Tex.
! DsBARRED PROM PRAcTIcE.-The Secretary OF the In
terror bas disbarred T. c. Martin, OF WauKesha' WIS.,
from practice before the Department
DISMISSAL oP CENSUS CLERKs.-Tbree hnndred oerAs
have been dismissed from tho Census Oncs. a
discharges will be made ct the beginning Vt e1 tn m
cal year. in order to Keep the expenses witn 'no "Ppo
priation.
VRRIYIcATIoN OF BANK RETURSs-The ControheI Vi
the Currency has issued circular calling the
OF officers Of National banks 10 the act denns shcb ic be
1cation Of OF National banks Iron rcd
aays il Will that the oath or anlrmSu0n ,
by the officers OF National banks must DC takon ~
some person having Official seal who NOT az on0ei
OF q bank.
To REsroN FROM THE SIOUX CoMmIssIoN-James H.
Teller member the Sioux Indian Commission, nav
ing confirmed by the senate Secretary OF Ine
rtOry Of Dakota w resign bis position on the Coinuis
sion The Secretary OF the Interior said to-day that no
had not yet selected hs brothers on the Co
mission but would do 40 In a few days.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
GRIMES AND CASUALIIES-BR TELEGRAPH.

COMMITTED FOR AN UNINTENTiQNAL MURDER,
Sr Louis March 13-John H. JACOBS WHO WIN.
Lued Nss Catherine Edwards at Casey vio l ON SatuE-
dsy evening by playiully swapping gun ~ her when
10 be loaded committed 10 JAN without Dali yes
teray Notwithstanding that the jury rendered Vedot thAs
the act unintoniionaL
FATAL QUARREL ABOUT MONEY.
IyNcHBURG Va, March 13,-iiooway and
Yordn miners at Houston Iron Mines BOtotout Coun'
~ SaafreeI about small OF money On sunday whea
Jordan shot Holloway through tho breast kins hm almost
instantly. .- -
RAILROAD MASTER MECHANIC RUN OVER
WATgRrowN, n. T., HarCa l3.-WLlIer Webb.
OF the Rome, Watertown and OgensOurH
RailrUad was day run oyer and killed
REARREsTED ON A CHARGE OF MURDER
FoRr FETrERMAN, Wy, March 13.-A Pacha,
who nine years ago committed horrible murders was
arresfed yesterday The story that Paoha De
iongod COMPANY OF s!K prospeotors ana that ono
IN Colorado ho murdered his hVo oonpaion1
while they slept lie arrested short tune Asef' but
escaped.
MAIL AND EXPRESS B0DBERY.
MANSFIELD, Mass, March l3.ZTho once OK the
Earle q Express COMPANY, In the depot was ororsn
,rto sat night and q small OF money tAkon The
northern al which lying IN the once IN bags was
and the mail was sueHn sp0ut hs uoof sh me
valuable letters being TAKEN
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
rRorRLEs or OrHER CONCERVs.

The creditors of Humphrey g. Co., wholesale
dealers In leather Gold and Frnkfor, sts, have ap
pointed committee to mako an Investigation OF theiI
anars and report II basis for settlement The com
mitee is composed Of william PAleu, Edward Il. h.
Belcher aud Ambrose X. Ely. Tho statement shows the
total liabilities 70 Dc S5lGi77 o. iuculing contingent
liabilities on Inducements oi s67,727 10, which VIII
probably be good The t1tsl nominal assets are
sGG7 2Oi 50. which does not include S722l2 bills re-
cevable pledged collateral The real value of the
assets is slIo507 10. An Albany dispatch says that
Friend Humphreys sous made an assignment 70 George
L. Stcdm1u. Thor thirynine preferred creditor.
whose clnims amount 10 Sl23.329 o. The N@w-lork
house Of Humphrey COwas established as branch oi
the Albany firm.
bartholomew Peck. dealer in boots and shoes al NO
3s5 North Tmrdave. Mott Haven. made an assignment
yehterday TO Gilbert LLOYD lie Degln tue business IN
December. 1850, With capital of 5000.
sylvester W. sheldon, Wholesale dealer tn grocers
sundres a No 90 Reade-st, made an assignment yeser
DAY Henry H. Hotchk-. giving pref, rences Tor 10
HI liabilities are about $4,000 assets, SIu,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
Post Olice Notice,


Foreign malls for the week eudn March II will close this
ONCE AS follows
WEDN ESDAY-At ! q. N. for the West indies via 50
Thomas aud for Brazil direct S. Advance. via New
port News, az Z m. Tor Europe. Parthia, via
Queenstown letters France must be directed Par
thlali at a. for France direct per S. France. via
uavTei at for the Netherlands direct per 80.
Schledam, via Amsteriim at 1880 A. IN for Venezuela
and Curacoa per Caracas at 1880 .. for Mexico,
per IS. City OF Mexico, via Ncw.Orleans.
TIL kSDAY-At5:3O q. Tor Europe per IS Peruvian
via Queenstown Qetters must be directed per Peru.
Wan 0.30a H. for Europe per So Sueya via Plym.
outh, Cherb0urg aud Hamburg AZ 1850 m. sor Cuba,
West Indies and Mexico, per S. City OF Merida vA
PRipAY-At TSo p IN. for TruIino and Ruatap. per Sc
SATURDAY AT $50 IN. tor Europe. per SIS. Germanic.
via Queenstown leters for Germany and Scotland must
be directed per Germanic' at IL a. m. for scotland
direct por S. Anchoia VIA Glasgow 1t IL for Bel.
glum direct, per egenland via Antwerp; at IL IN.
Tor Europe per So Oder yia southampton and Bremen
Qetters for Scotland must DO directed Oder D al
190 for Cuba and Porto Rico. por S. Saratoga
Havana at 10 IN. for Greytown ana simon per 50,
Bellver
Mai. for China and Japan per S. CITY Of Pekins san
Francisco close March s23. at m Malls fof
IS CITY VI sydney, san Francisco close March 81 II
7pm. . =. - ,
Post oftce New.York, N. L, March v. 1885,
The schedule OF closing mails arrangedon
the presumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit 70
San Francisco Malls from the East arriving on time ~ sa4
Francisco the OF sailing Of steamers arc dispatches
henee the saine day.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
DIED.

ABER-At Morrstown N j. March H. Jacob s. Aber aged
Funeral services his late residence Thursday. March
at l2m
Carriages will waiting meet the train leaving New.
York foot OF Barolay.st, at e;lO q M
BOaERT-At Brooklyn, ". Y, Monday March IL, Jano
Aida daughter of William Bogort Ia the S5th year OF
her age
friends invited 10 attend the funeral
vices Wednesday March IL, at O'Clock at the
residence OF her father No sl3 Keapst Brooklyn D.
Intoment Thursday morning at Cypress Hills Cemetery
BROwN-Maroh 49, OF malaria fever. Frederick Denson
Brown son 0f Rev 4. Brown. Of Cypress Hls
Funeral Wednesday. At y. N
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
MR.. TILDEN ~ THE CITY.

The recently renewed rumors respecting the
health Of Samuel j. Tlden led TRIBUNE reporter to
make inquiries in regard TO him at his residence, No. ID
Grimercy Park yesterday afternoon. Mr. llIden hal
NOT been IN city days until yesterday, owing
10 the bad weather. Early Ia tho morning lie came IN
from hls country ut Grcysone ana FASTENED 10
Crmrrcv Park IL stated tnat he has never been bet
ter during tic last four years He makes occasional
visits to tie city whenever the weather permits lie Is
very careful about going Of doors In damp disagree
able weather lie spcut several hours IN the city yoser
duy received two callers ana returned nj IN early hour
la (,reystOue.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
o,rsses REFER AND robson AT ODDS.

nsrssRs KEIFER AND robson AT ODDS
ar. robson OFFENDED AT TILE DISMISSAL W
Mr.. TYSON.
trY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l
U.su,NGroN March 13.-It appears that Gene
ha1 Keifer,s summary removal Of Mr.. Tyson, a ste-
hocrapher in order to make good place tor MS
nephew, caused disagreement between the late
6peaker and Mr.. Robeson. 1t was mainly 10 inc
good offices of Mr.. Robeson, whose influence win
The Speaker was al)-poweriul that Mr.. Tyson owed
his appointment. When his resignation was de-
handed and he was advised to make a "satstae-
tory arrangement" with Mr.. Dawson for a DIVISION
bf that gentleman's salary between them Mr Tyson
appealed to Mr. Robson, who went 10 "ener"i
keifer and urged him to retain Tyson ana make
place for his nephew by removing one OF the orica'
reporters of the debates. The provldent un0o uo
Injured to this, urging that 1t would create 100
hnuch of a scandal and for once Mr. kobeson louhu
General Keifer strong enough to resist MIN.
| 1t is understood that he was greatly dlspieasou
Ind probably he did not help his cause much
when he iptimated with some truth that the TO-
oyal of one of the official reporters by the speaker
In order to make room for his nephew, would be no
kyorse than the removal of Mr.. Tyson TO accomplish
the same end.
tits understood that more than one effort was re-
quired before the satisfactory arrangement " be-
tween Messrs Dawson and Tyson was consum-
mated. 1t is said that zach of them offered to pay
Gaines 800 month if he would keep his old place
at year and allow them to keep their places
also. As this arrangement" would have netted
the nephew only 1888 33 month"; whereas he will
receive $416 &C month, of course IT would not
have been satisfactory" What Mr.. Gaines
needed was the money.
| AS General Keifer himself said to TRIBUNE cor;
Respondent: " He is poor and has "a p329r .i old
lmother, and he getting only 81, 800 The fact
u.s. that, although Games is my nephew, he is
thoroughly competent. and 1t has been understood
IIe getting only $1,000 a year. and those are
k5 000 paCesV
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
TO BE TRIED BY COURT MARTIAL.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Captain John L.
walker 80 Cavalry, who has recently been serving
with his regiment In Arizona is TO be tried by court
martial Captain Walker accused of having borrowed
money in considerable from enlisted men In his
Icommand and failing refusing to repay It, Several
years ago Captain Walker confined In the Govern
nent hospital for the insane. He was released on
writ of habeas corpus and trial was aJudge1 10
be sane. subsequently he was restored 10 d9ty me
case attracted considerable attention at the tlne zap
tain walkers friends asserting that there was CON
cered atm Ut by his enemies drive him out Of the
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14

Mr. FlOurnoy a native OF Virginia and had been
prominent member of the bar for forty years. He
elected to the XXXth Congress by one majority u
whig serving from Decem T. 1s47, to March 1910.
He was a candidate for reelection but defeated by
over 200 majority by T. II. Averett Dem.). who had
been defeated by him I'm 1916 When the Know-N0thing
parry In existence Mr. FlOurnoy its candidate
for Governor OF Virginia, but was defeated by Henry A.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
dppR0VLNG THE PENAL CODE.

AT last nights meeting of the Bar Associa-
tlo, Iucon Oudn moved that the report OF tho Com
mitree on tho Penal Code should be taken from the
table and lts resolution approved. The report which
was presented at February meeting was mild FORM
NJ anproya OF the code a. whole, coupled with ortl-
csn OF some Of its more Objectionable features, no
resolution was against tho repeal OF tho CODE Air'
Oudins motion was carried
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
sEw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH H. 1883

A representative of the firm said last evening that
there " as no truth in the report. When asked II
the firm had any intention of building or moving
uD town. he said that the concern would gain moth
Ing by moving up into the k-pubishing district,
as its increased retail trade would SIMPLY be the
result of competing with its own customers. The
firm, he thought, would always remain in its pres
ont quarters in Franklin Square.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis ror n. pas, hecniy.tonr hours.

Syn0pSs f0r Me past trentyJonr hoHrs
WAsHINGrON March III q. m.-The barOm-
eter Is highest in the Eas; Gut AMI South Atlantic
states and lowest IN Manitoba. General rains have
fallen in the Wc.t Calf states. southwcsterly winds
prevail IN the Northwest. the Lake region Tennessee
the ONO Valley aud South Atlaatc States, and north
westerly I'm New ENGLAND The temp nature has fallen
in England. aud In tne OtlCr districts there has
beou a general rise
Indications ror fO-drV
For the Middle Atlantic States. warmer fair weather
yinds mostly sOuihwcstcrly. lower pressure.
For NrN-Eu.uud far weather. northwest shifting 10
warmer southwest winds. lower pressure.
Indications for iO-morrOic.
Local rains are indicated Thursday in NeW-Engand
and The Middle aud south Atlantic states.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
SALES on THE IySrALMENT PLAN

Several furniture and carpet dealers asked
the Board Of Aldermen yesterday that an ordinance
should be passed regulate the sale of goods on tho IN
stalnent plan. They submitted II DRAFT providing ior
tao licensing OF agents soliciting such custom Ior
dealers recurring Dond Of $1,000 and license ieo OF
500 aud providing "a lne Ot not less thah sou nor
morr than 81 900 fOr violation Of the ordinance AFTER
debate the matter was reicrrou " tno N"u''eo
On Ia
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
MRS. MURRAY SATISFIED.

The investigation asked by Mrs. Agnes
Murray formerly matron Ia tho Kings County Peniten-
tIary was brought to q summary close Yesterday. In
continuing tho investigation the Charity Commissioners
met at the PsniteDary andevidence was given by some
OF the girls employed by the Bay State Shoe and Leather
Cnmnanv 10 work with oonvcts One testified to car.
r.,n . 1ispatoh for Mrs Murray directed TO "5heeny
irving Q welLknown thiof asFag hint meet ethel ner o. o.
have tho stopped forthwith. The request
Usa ecoeded 70.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14

was appointed. 1t will meet for organization on the
second Tuesday OF April. On account OF the oohtess
over the Twelfth Ward representative In tne ueherai
Committee, It was voted TO make new enroinon' ~
the ward The Civil Service Reform Association sent
communication asking for the appointment OF COM
mittee in bringing the proposed Mnnsips service
Reform bill before the Legislature The whoie matter
was rferrad to a committee of twelve, with power 10
appoint subcommittee TO urge the passage OF the aot
81 annrnYad.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
THE BURIAL or MRS. VANDERBlLE

The funeral Of Mrs J. III. Vanderbilt, jr,; took
place at 81. Johns Church, Clifton staten Island,
Yesterday afternoon The Rev. DR.. j. q. Ecoleston,
pastor Of tie church. oilIeiated Among those T pres
Twomblv Mrs Elliott +. Shepard, Mrs. William
Sloan, 2 Sr. and and Mrs. James McNamee, and Mr. and
Mira James Davis J. H., Vanderbilt. Jr, was ua &C
ard tic father and mother of his wife. Tho body
was buried in the Moravian Cemetery, on the
Ialaud
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
SEEKING A REFORM IN SPELLING.

"Tho Language Club" composed OF literary men
who are interested IN spelling reform, Is pelng Or
nifed their intention of becoming members OF the
club are the Rev. Dr. Howard crosby. fresloene
Barnard, David Dudley Field. e1-Judge hrnont,
III. III. BOyeson, A. j. Requier, the Rey. Dr. heedon
and the Rev. Dr. Ever.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
urDGE WILLIAM WHITE.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, March 13.-Judge Will
lam White, OF the Supreme Court Of Ohio, who was
recently appointed United States Judge for the South
ern District of Ohio, died suddenly last night The
funeral will take place thursday afternoon, at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
That Green.Eyed Monster.


Of certain ancient and obsolete por.
GUS pasers Jealous Of the and supremacy
OF BENsoN's CAPCINE POROUS PLAsrERs should
cite no surprise like be and superseded
Yet THE BEST prevail in spite Of personal interests
ana feelings The old porous pastes have had their day.
People now demand something better than and
tedious rIitants. BENSoN'S fill that demand 10
perfection They highest and product
modern pharmaceutical chemistry and contain active
therapeutic agents incorporated In any others They
are stimulating ghenng sedatiye, counterrri.
tant penetrating and healing
Piles Permanently Eradicatcd
In to weeks without knife ngature causc Send for
circular containing references Dr. HOYT 80 West 27th
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14

To LET COLD have its own way is to as
sst in laying the foundation Of consumption To cure
tho most stubborn cough cold you have only to
iudciously Dr. Jaynes Expectorant -
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14

TRIBUNE OFFICE March IA H. m.-rhe movement In
tho barometer during the clear AMI fair weather OF yes
terday was generally upward. The temperature ranged
between $50 and 4Go, tho average C30sol being li3'
lower than the sponding day last year, aud Jl9
hghrr than Monday.
Warmer and fair weather may be expected to-
nIV IN fIla rltL nnd Vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
CO1oNEI, CHARLES G. PEARSON.

CONCORD, n. H., March I3.-COlOneI Charles
G. Pearson OF Concord the proprietor OF The People and
Heo-Hdmpshire Patriot died at NewYork this morning
He graduated mt Dartmouth College IN the class or
1863 and was fOrtytwO years old.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
OBITUARY..
THOMAS s. FLOURNOY.

DANvILLE, Va, March 13.-Thomas s.
Flournoy member Of Congress before the war. died
suddenly at his home 10 Halifax County this morning.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
HARPER g. BRoTHERS NOT TO MOVE.

II was stated yesterday that Harper & Brothers
had purchased the property at Nos. AZ, 40 ana ~
Great Jones-st for $160. 900, and that they wouIo
build large store on the site for their occupancy
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
MdRRIED.

Burnetts KaIson sOiens the beard and allays all irr
tatOn caused by shaving.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14

ENNINGs-FRICKE-In Bridge Hampton, L. T.. March
IL 1883 by the Rev. A. O. Bowdish Captain Andrew J.
jennings OF Bridge Hampton, l., 10 and Misc Mary L.
Enoke, Of NeW-York City,
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

The Republican General Committee of Kings
County met last evening in the Assembly Rooms In
~sshington-sts Brooklyn. the Executive Committse1
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

IN. d.u.n variations in this y sy tsnth
- M the
n4usht she linz rePfessnts r osaon
b. ury ludas hour r DEeu o. aot,d ". te;,n
siaecAied
ngt'. Phaf mae Brsldnky.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
Leland Hotel. =.

Broadway. 27th and 2sth.sts., New.York.
am pleased To announce that the LELAN HOTEL Tor
mery Coleman HOuse after many months OF extensive I'M
additions and alterations has been Transformed
inlo a complete modern Hotel OF THE FIRST RANK
RI3S tAURANT and CAFE has large and fastidious
patronage. and Il PRONOUNCED SECOND To N0N E
The sngy arranged en- suite are large newly fur
nished and be taken at low The location
exceedingly enen for strangers aud most desirable as
a permanent home for families. WARREN LELAND
Smoke "Between the Acts
ALL TOBACCO CIGARETTES.
The "Between the Acts" the only pure Tobacco Cigar
cites offered the public All physicians recommend
them those made with paper wrapper.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
THE MADAGASCAR TREATY RATIFIED.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-One of the spe-
Snc objects OF the visit Of the Madagascar Embassy to
this country was TO perfect the treaty concluded by
Consul Robinson In May 1884, and lately ratified by tho
Senate The Ambassadors exhibited full powers from
the Queen TO announce her ratncaton ana requested
that the exchange Of ratfcatons might be made here
Ubs being merely matter OF form and convenience, no
objection was made by the President ana to-day we
Afubassadors called upon Mr.. Frelinghuysen At the
State Department and made the exchange. Ibe treaty
has been proclaimed by the President.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
sly FR1NCISCO MINING STOCKS.
Yesterday. ro.daT.
Yesterday. To-day.

SAN FRANCIsCo, March 13.-The following
were tho official closing prices OK mining stocksi
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
A FIRMS VOLUNTARY ASSIGNMENT.

& CO. grocers aud liquor dealers, have made voluntary
ass gnment Their assets and liabilities are both placed