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, 1884-10-31

Doc Reynolds is not usually a bold, bad
man, although he had some of the APP
p%urtenances thereunto belonging, as the
lawyers would say. Concealed in his
raiment Doc carried mechanical contriv-
ance known in the forcible language of
the West as a gun" and early yester-
day morning, for various and other rea-
sons, he felt so hilarious that he had a
little single handed Fourth of July cele-
bration, contrary to law in such case made
and provided. So it came about that
Doc appeared before Justice Fisher yes
terday, and when a bill of $40 was pre-
sented he paid it with becoming prompti-
tude.
John Taylor had been drunken than
nine tailors could by any possible means
hope to become. How John obtained the
coffin varnish is a mystery profoundly
concealed in the nocturnal folds of cam
paign operations. But he had acquired
more than his share of the personal
magnetism which some candidate pos
sessed, and he could not deny the soft I'M
parchment. Neither could he make Il
satisfactory arrangement with the court.
John is now the motive power of an
elongated shovel and his ward will be Just
one vote short on election day.
, 1884-10-31

ASCaAn " IL EEunnN NlIUsE
s%alzburg Letter in San Francisco Chronicle.
Close by is the Church of st. Peter,
part oil which was built BY Rupert, away
back yonder IN the sixth century. Be
lore rupert 8 tomb holy oil burns day and
night the year round. At the corner of
the church Is Peter cellar, where |
drank some excellent lager beer at the
very table where Haydn used to sit when
composing his great CRATIC of The Mes
slah- Alter this was ready for the old
graveyard. Most OF the vaults are cut in
solid rock against the high mountain side,
and some of them are the tombs of
many generations. There are two chapels
here one OF them built in 1926, the other
sometime IN the twelfth century. High
above Is the chapel OF st. Gertrude,
partly built into solid rock, and connected
by almost perpendicular stone steps with
n covc the Uermitoge of 81 Nax;urs
Tho tomhstonos ND orosaas ell
, 1884-10-31

Colonel Hooker went to Nebraska last
evening.
Dan Arnold came in from his ranch
Yesterday.
DIR. Huron L. Webb, Of Carbon. was
in the city yesterday.
Hon. Leroy Grant was over from Lara
mic City last evening.
Mrs McCanield, of Fort Laramie, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. F. +. Longhurst has returned to
the city from a visit with distant relatives.
Mr.. A. d. Sanders, wife and boy, of
Greeley, Colo, are in the city, guests of
Rev. c. NJ. Sanders.
Mr.. T. B. Hicks will return to this
city either Saturday or Sunday with the
remains of Mrs. Hicks.
Messrs. A. Thayer and Charles Reeves
returned yesterday from an extended and
very successful hunting trip in Egeria
park, Colorado.
At Dyers Hotel: Ed Cooper, Omaha:
Charles \ Park. Dcadwood; d Lannan
and wife, Cheyenne Pass; Charles Reeves.
Devon, England.
AT the Inter Ocean: b + Davis,
Pueblo; DIS Woods, w c Anderson. Jr.
Ed Hewitt, Thos p Evans, Denver; b II
Chamberlin. Boston; Tim Hagan.
Laramie.
AT the Railroad Hotel: S p Ancker,
Jr., Chicago; w Ashley, Denver; Thos
Irwin, Sidney; f Austin. Ogden; \ S
Medium. Miss w II Parker, Sidney;
Karl Jungbleetb, Louisville.
At the Metropolitan: d Murray and
wife, Deadwood; II p Gilispie and son,
Golden; F Parmelee, Colorado; David
Curry and wife, New York; II ] Allen
and family, New Jersey City; J c Cos
tello, Pennsylvania; J Murphy and wife,
Denver; II II Courtney, Cheyenne
River.
, 1884-10-31

From the New York sun.
Conductor, what is the cause of this
delayY' asked a passenger ON Il Southern
train that had been stopped for half an
hour.
''The engineer, fireman and brakeman
are having a Democratic barbecue, said
the conductor,
"a Democratic barbecue p inquiringly
echoed the passenger.
eyes, sir. You see, a COW got on the
track six miles below. The engineer
crowded on all the steam he could and
went for the critter. Well, | never saw a
cow run so, She just left us miles behind
in no time. If the burned fool had kept
on she'd have been all right; but when
she got up here she sat right down and
began eating grass off the ties. Then she
fell asleep, and the engine struck her and
broke her left leg. Bill, the freman,
finished the job, and she is on the fire
now
"When win we reach the next station?'
asked the passenger.
when the cow is roasted, | reckon. -
As the conductor passed through the
car a drummer said to the passenger:
I'VE won't reach the next station at all,
STRIP
"Why?" said the passenger.
"We stop two miles above here aud
wait for the station to come along"
, 1884-10-31

The Swan Land q Cattle Company will
load two trains of beef cattle at the Chey-
enne yards to-day.
Emmett Green will send out a train Of
cattle from Medicine Bow to-day.
Walcott loads a train of beef cattle at
Rock Springs tomorrow and Kuykendall
will also have a train out from Rock
Springs on the same day.
The Union Cattle Company will send
out eighty cars from Pine Bluffs this
week.
Tomorrow Tesehemacher & DeBillier
load seventeen cars at the cheyenne
yards; the Milwaukee company will load
ten cans and Stephens x Miner are
booked to load four cars.
Paxton & Parker will send eastward
sixty four from Ogalalla, part of the lot
going to-day and the others tomorrow.
The Ii Cattle Company S cattle, weigh
ing l,22O, sold at Chicago at 81 80; and
u cars of cows, weighing I.OsO, sold at
1865.
The Chicago market is weaker.
, 1884-10-31

A young peoples social was held in the
parlors of the Congregational Church last
evening. The attendance was large and
the event was n success. The following
programme contributed to the enjoyment;
Instrumental Duet-Misses Quinby and
McCrum.
Reading-Langley Lane" Mary II.
Sanders.
Tableau-Comforts and Discomforts of
Bachelor Life.
Vocal Solo-Miss Louise Kingsley.
Recitation-'The Thistler, Helen Il.
McCrum.
Instrumental Solo-Miss Dubridge.
Tableau-Sweet Sixteen.
, 1884-10-31

Mr. John Duncan, who is quite gener-
ally known among COW men, met with a
seriou mishap at Pine Bluffs yesterday.
While running his horse the animal fell
and, striking upon its side, threw Mr..
Duncan in such a manner that one shoul-
der was shattered. He boarded the first
train for Cheyenne and arrived here last
evening. DIR. Crook was called to attend
to Duncan's injuries, and at Il late hour
last night the wounded man was resting
quietly He is now at his home in this
city, where he will doubtless be obliged to
remain for soma weeks
, 1884-10-31

The new Governor General OF canada
brought with him thirty-nine servants.
That seems a good many. But every
stomach has more servants than that.
Lungs, liver, heart, arteries, veins, ESQ
phagus, kidneys and all the rest of the
party must be kept in prime order iftirst-
class service is expected. Browns Iron
Bitters is the greatest regulator for all
these. 1t quiets them whom in rebellion,
aud keeps them to their work when they
are lazy.
, 1884-10-31

The following real estate transfers were
filed for record in the office of the County
Clerk yesterday;
Mary Owens TO Silas Ilsenburgi lots 7
and s, in block sos. Consideration $500.
Charlotte Rodgers to Ellen Seibert; the
middle A feet of lots | and ., in block
500. $3.50.
, 1884-10-31

Riner 4 johnson have the best coal at
$3.50 per ton. Send in your orders.
We also have some small amounts Of
money to loan on approved security. A
house and lot at a special bargain, price
$3.50; and two or three houses to rent.
30s Carey block ON ferguson street.
, 1884-10-31

Do you know that every window or door
has from Is to IS feet of crevices or open
ings, around which the cold air comes in,
and if they are effectually closed with
the Perfection Metal Moulding and Rub
Der Cushion Weather Strip, the saving
of fuel each year (aside from comfort)
will more than pay the cost of weather
stripping. This strip is for sale by the
F. L. Warren Mercantile Company.
, 1884-10-31

The following entries of public lands
were filed at the land Office yesterday,
to-wit:
No. s52. Thomas Conlon; homestead.
Lots . and 3 in section %, township IS,
range 65.
No. S53. Carl Hemann; homestead.
In sections 81 and "a, township %, range
65.
No. 2,07l. Charles II. Gooding; desert,
6Sl.67 acres. Being section Is, town
ship IA, range 70.
No. 2,l20. Bryant Turpen; pre-emp-
ton. Section 20, township 27, range 90.
, 1884-10-31
nelra and Her TrIcycle.

BeIya and Her Tricycle..
Serene between the wheels l ST.
tuck ms drapery In Il BIZ,
| pump the treadles UP and down,
And circle my way through washington.
There never has been a President
Who roundt the town ON a tricycle. went.
And therem never be one. the Fates have
said.
Who puts his clothes On over his head.
-Rtrsfene
, 1884-10-31

On and after Monday, October 20, |
shall allow l2l cents rebate per dollar, on
all sales above 81, to reduce a large stock
of mems, youths and boy goods. This
is a rare chance to purchase, at Il greatly
reduced price, Fall and Winter clothing.
PoLAcK, Sixteenth street.
, 1884-10-31

Having built and fitted up a small,
neat photograph gallery, ON the ground
floor, Sixteenth street mean Hill, adjoining
Abney's livery stable, | am prepared to
make good pictures of all kinds and
styles at very moderate prices. Partiesde-
string anything in the picture line will
please examine our work and learn prices.
Satisfaction warranted. Hoping to re-
ceive a share of the trade, | am respect
fully CHARLES WErrFLE,
Late AS Larimer street, Denver.
, 1884-10-31

Call and see oar display
Of SNH and Fresh iC0teT'
Goldfish from Georges
Banks, and Mountain
Trout from Bittef. Greek,
and Horned POM from
HSaH Creek,o for the de-
fe0ted Candidates, at y. -.
Taylor y Co.'s, SepeSsfeemfh
street.
, 1884-10-31

All should attend the X. of l.. ball on
November 4, at Library Hall Returns
from the election will be read every
twenty minutes from all parts of the
cnnntrX
, 1884-10-31

Marshall Smiths new store, 1903 Seven
teenth street is a famous place for bar
gains in -four, feed, groceries, etc, whole
sale OF retail.
, 1884-10-31
Pools On the election sold
at y O'Clock this eCeAiiMg at
The Inter. Ocean Hotel.


Cures collie, cramps, diarrhea; extern
ally for aches, pains, sprains, headache,
neuralgia, rheumatism. For man or
beast. 20 and 80 cents.
, 1884-10-31

Mahogany, cherry and walnut centre
tables of new designs at the Warren En-
porium.
, 1884-10-31

The best smoking tobacco Is Little
Joker"
, 1884-10-31

Wedding and birthday presents easy to
select from the innumemble handsome
pieces of brio a-bmc ut the Warren En-
porium,
, 1884-10-31
% u DIZZY.

At the Star Restaurant Open all
night.
, 1884-10-31

At the Star Restaurant. Open all
night,
, 1884-10-31

Hot monkey-punch, the drink of the
season, at Esselb0rn's saloon.
, 1884-10-31

S & Historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

the days movements would suit in. That condition
was not permitted To exist long The new movement was
first developed In o Ilative bon Is. bat In
short time Lake Shore Central AMI Hudson - Paul and
Union Pacific Effected active and and pstve de-
mand that quickly apprecla ed The valu Of those
stocks, but also eXerted "A beneficial effect
upon the whole lis A e The best prices OF tn day
were ruling before o'clock and after that prices were
fuctuating ab ut to IN, tpp dure' But U ION
Pacific exception later r4ing cent to 81
ana Louisville and Nashville equally an exception
IN atcrwarl de 'iinng l Il per 20 344A below ts
opening rrca though recovered IN osed az It's frat
price Even the coal stocks to-l lay respon led u the
general huoyiucy. If they much int crested
the graz l-carryn. rlilroltsn the ere crop
which TODAY the Ten ~ the speculative talk ald
i'm ant factor IN the ~ cu tive sentme H.
Western Union. however laegar but Il Cid rise
CEN 90 and then ict-t = Per cent The total
trans Ell ms stock amounted 3O3623 shares
against 1888 shares yester lay; bit the increase p
hects only larger trading Of regular and room traders
upon reater activity In prices The sentiment of those
who tridln amo amino isy "hullsh hence Il
Is hardly necessary write Ia market close sron
Government bonds we're duh aui btr"lv st'adg with
the bids s lower Tor the - T. The 3 affected
by ort that lnot ell for SlO,OJO,0)0 Of the
will made in a few days bit il il hard TO believe nat
the call viii be made unless tie Tr'asurys sma 's OF
en- tom receipts for IN n.Xt ninety DAYS exceed tie
anticpatious OF merchants. Annexed are the closing
quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday, AUG 70, 1874
BOND CALL PRoBABIE.-A cal for about $1,000 600
per cent bonds will probably be issued N few days
ENSIGN CArEHART- telegram was received AT the
Navy Department to-day from Paymaser Jordan at Key
West saving that there decided improve ent IN IN
sign CapehSrs condition and De are now hopes oil ul-
recovery He rested well last night and the swch- mas
LEFT his stomach.
CABINET MEETING IN NEw-YORK.lt Il state that the
m mbers OF tho Cabinet been summoned 10 New
York, aud that Cabinet atng VIII be held III re 10
THE ECREMDURG EXmBIrION.-The Department o.
State has received notice thai hist ric section ha been
added 10 the In fernational exhibition cod and syr
smiths works which TO he held at Nurembutg IN iSS2
Museums aud owners OF prvae collections OF works o.
ART OF the indicated IN the United states are invited
10 participate IN he celebration
TtNnTR LAND ENTRIES citing Land Commissioner
Harrison has written to the Register and Receiver or
Lands AT Humboldt Ca' informing him ~ the pracuoc
of allowing proOf be led al the the uR at the apnl
cation to purchase land u der the I1mnor Lana a't
Of Iunr 2, 1873, or ut aly time WITHIN HAV ulAr OF
publication. 4, irregu ar and unauthorized
MAI roR THE GRIZZLY DEAD.-The undclvcred mail
,ttcr 10 the dead of the Greedy marty, which was eoni
IT In care Of Commander SChicy, VIII he sent l" ne
bead Leltor Office. where II can be obtained ny inc
writer's
RESIGNED Passed Assistant Surgeon John G. Fisher ot
the Marine Hospital service Stationed In New York VINO
was formerly duty In Washington, has resigned To ="
n % buAluCs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ASH 70 Dui and nomiHa'ly UNCHANGED
IT--TTt,'W \ 81 li-l mi vcaR % 'o0. &c.
BtILDiNG MATE HTALS--u1Ibar is dur weak and
non n9 nal r "tn r'iiv rive and arIn B-icS. tra
:. . nt. Haris -'0~5 %. R0-eudala Cement = ~
- 10 Lime - Don Lump. tt09fc Lath, - 100 a. -
VI ~ Der .a-iern spruce. -lt0rl1 White Plre. rn
81 tor West India shipping Boards Yellow Pine 81
HicSo,E t3atj- 3D. Cherry fi0af1l: Chestnut. .lf
.Oi Nanut 80 dtllO. Ash. f3-0 so oak. 300tjj
Mtple H-o1s5- % Nails = % = 5 per keg for 10 ID
DtICoRY- Ground az ~. 7 sc
CoAl-pul and Nntlract" burdens some supply Prices
al - 'nr B'umnous
O. - Dull and nominal GuayiquI. n2d15c+ Mara
.HF. spot Rio armerat loalOiic Tor Old Fair and
however wre % h4 ~ RIO ler-' an 1000 santos
coz Sy' ON pr ac te Fair SANTOS lOa l0Lc for
,'lu anu New ONION. uehnr but Quot sales. 20 $50
lasS '-hf ~ the t'lnNl0r rrr's August : toe; -cpem
per N.iua - October. Z :: November. 500 800
BrC'Incr SO 500 January 5nu -5iT F-fru1ry ga
Cood Cucuta l"Lc ~l's 8Gl boa NaracA bo. 1873 sye
MIA ~ 900 Costa Rics ON private t'rns.
'','fEhAF| ~iOtk-Illops AMI Rum shocks and
Hes ave 'ee iu fair demand Otherwise trade hight We
gH2F i-mpY hLis hha- at q - Hoops. i bet $50
1io' 10, " feet f1-ar2S MOlasses shocks and Heads
= o. = =, sugar do. DO bN-uch. II -jaH2 2j. do.
80 incE = 4 ud shocks New Heads }~ inch. - -
- 80 tn inch. i Ot0el 10 old ~h0Oks without Heads
t,n ,3c Run shocks AMI Heads - 49, do Pipes SGGrI
NDhnAEl -t iriu"r Manila basis. lbc, ~IsaI. &c.
90 lae' o. last evening Including O for export and
- of Tor con7ITuf0u Delivered contracts. 500 bales
Receipts at the ports today 3s3 bales against 23 last
Week hI fll last year. since Sc Itcmhr ~ VIII
bs AGAINST j9iOs = same per,d lat season.
mutations according 20 the American classification lr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE WAsIzr-

LtvERgo)t, Aug 10 ProsiHoa' -Biro1 Cnn1'r mi Cnt
5ls Cd Long CsT dd1lts. jls his -tlrC .t'l' Miles,
80 Cd short RIBS 0d shoulders BE- o. per cwt Beet.
10 sf1r extra 4 ma Hc's Prime " IS 1- P0rk-Prtms
Mess fla. p,r bDL. Prime Mess Eastern, rs Vest
ern. a Lari-Amercan. ga OF Prime western Us ID;
Lard OIL as. d. Hans Long cut 6is DBL shoulders A%
Butter Jjs. per duest Uultst -ttttA Cheese
American n0ce. j-a 81 Nhr4-tei Western 'p1nk - -
id. Rel Winter. - 81 IT. rtslta. 40 sDFns
r. I'd. Western Winter - 80. New Mix-u Westara.
~. d.N1s IT. Genital Corn xei ObL - OH ~.
new IS per csutu PrDtIc---Dirits D. lurDsnuas-
2 Nd; do AZ LOltDl 2}s "a per cw- refined Petrp-
eum, sd per gallon COyar SODA nrrc1A Del t,,.
ner cwt. ftOy 3l- Dd. cyt Rpsl1--iO non.
L. 3D.; Pale. - lOs 81 Llnseel oil ia 3D. per cwL
readsjus The receipts of Nnea for the pss three days
we're ~ OUO ccnas. including $1,000 American Receipts
d American g 90 teufsls.
per ton calcutta Lnsee 43s 3D. a. = t per quarter La
Cake 4Sjs los Refined Petroleum, 81
cd per gallon spirits ~ rlro,l'ine - go per S"s
sperm OH. EB3 Roam Co non. - Wl ~ 81.
pale ), Oils Provislons-Lart 4is II per cwt zoe
American sugar los 81 ai5. % tpr CuDa ce1r-
ugal lrzins tj' All lBs 3d. I'd iOr CdOa Nus
CuyadO IAN refining anOaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

SIT 5Oasls 50; Clear Back s1s 50aso0; Extra Prime
s5 90 slG 90 BEEF well sustaaed In price and tho
1eha rs m0nerate,v actlVe Saes iUV tuIS a. ~ pata,
81 IN barrels and SIS so IN ate Beef sl29sl3i
Family sl3dSl4i CITY Extra India Ness So s2t::-
CUT MEATS Bellies held with dec de strength
beng .clTce The feeling IL hrn dc erf hoTe er od l5
Picked Hams lo1,a $50 Picked Beli-, Il H. average
pa 3 smoked shoulders si2c. Smoke Hams
vii. aqdlttaU Long Clear Newly orE quoted 90 c
......DREssED HOGs nay" air inIur, and ICES 5how
ther break morning the temper strong and prices
advanced 0 10 ns Aftcrssl the vest began TO weaken
ht leaving N dull Sp.cu aon "a quet short lo' are
Gown &c., van Limited ~ ness -a.es go tcs WeIern
steam spot at Ste and 100 tc+ septemo r. '', e.,
79-t AjIVtcs Nov'mDer = -5c &C. es.ng .'5 - . &C
Janulry 7-it civ steam ldo - points lower
and 10 moderate dcmant sales r., ic+ '.S,c. ne,
-. BUTTER-Thrrc very htile life 10 The market an
the fecAu. continues weak bu' prices snow no Tpo M
dairy half hrkns. ubs and pals lja2 c welsh tubs
u 2lc western imitation creamery choicest al - 4'o
western dnry l44 . - western factory - j. iG 80,
SHEEsI-Aark.t has no vlrd n any patllenlar m ng
h3' % ally xporiers min Guei Eastefn quoted 4.
"a lo4c. common 90 fancy Western mar &c common
10 PRIME skins n lcc. night SKINS G0-c. .-- EiG--A
shade over with moderate demand state. le2alaca
RIC.~!u-' bI. frnat 900 FOR Carolina: 47sa5c for
Ron .o1u "a = or Palma ani ~ p iot java
srEARl r. u and quiet sales. 10000 ID city 9'2c'
loco % OieomargauEe 8 C.
suGAR-aa. ia.t and nominal On The spot at AZ
hned IN ct cut Loaf N sc. Crushed SC. Cubes "a
Z. Powdered, "a &C.. Granuatet o2aG 'lo. Mould -
&c.; 90 A." ja,c. White Extra. "C'5a as -. Extra
&C." 54e SC. &C." 47.a &c; Yellow 4'2ai 'ic ,.
quoted u &c. sales $1,000 at sq6 lj-iGc
TJBACCO-geltucsy is quiet and steady seed Leaf dull
weak and nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
corrov yARKEr,-aY rHLg5eAp1


LIVERPOOL Aug 10 -l23o m.-coton dull hiddlln9s
Upands III do Orleans Old. sars Us' Dsits
ing oales Tor speculation and export receipts lg, 9ss
including 400 BALE Ameucan FUTURES Purt I pl4"1s
Low Miidling clause september an9 i5Iei dsiiysy
November and December delivery 516'd do recemoer
ana January delivery 5fid, 10 Janu 40 ana February
del very 5s6idi do september delivery o o-o4d -,
mt 0tOnfhe sales u the day included i.5O1 bales
American Futures qnict Uplands Low Nidding clause,
August delivery, 646fd. value 90 August and eptenter
'elverv i6td value; do september aud October dey:
cry JO4d huyery do October and November delivery
oz6iL value d. November and december leiyerJ D 54d
buyers. do December aud January delivery. ; 57b4d.
buyers DO January and February delivery. j-Jld sellers
do eutemher delivery. H-64t. buyers
= NJ otton-i.'gres closed 'teay Cplanis Low Mhi:
and september de ivery. 64f sellers do september
and october delivery 56td sellers DO OciODer and No
vember delivery. sad sellers do. November aud d.
cembcr delivery. gb4d buyers do December and JanI-
ary delivery -6ld value do January february
livery j--bld buyers do. september delivery. r6id.
buyers
Auding lJs Good Ordinary - y nr al gross receipts,
n = ba.e. sales a bales stock. l1lO bales.
Hereafter all receipts vii le new cotton unless Otherwise
stated
SAVANNAH Aug l9.-CottOn nominal Mddng l0s
Low Aldding - GoJd ordinary - u.t AMI <soss re-
ceIpts Exports Coast~lse, ~ bales stock 40
baie-.
NEw.ORLEAys. Aug 19-Cotton quiet MddlRI 10 9I6;
Low Middling lC9- Good Ordinary. 80 net receipts ~
bales gross "A bales; 400 Daes. stock. 1923 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
rnE ELEC1RIc1L ExAlALrIoN

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 19.-The Electrical EX-
hlhiton wAich will be opeuel hHc on septcmbr = Is
heiug rap dy arranged WorKmen eng aged IA pla Pc
Ing the great electrical position aud the space
has been selected for electric railway. The Govern
ment display, especially that o. the Navy Ds9artm nt
promises 10 be complete. In this exhibit all the ap'h
ances of electricity as used In naval wararr, including
an electrical lunch AMI torpedo hOat viii he sh 1Wn.
The bnliOTIphca department is IN daily rcep 81
hooks fro a erS OF the globe Tealug 10 "ccl C.
iy. 10 is expec ed thai these contrnu ions. which VIII
20 to AXE up the Memorial Library" Hiu forn one II
the arg st aud most valuable scientific hbrr es III the
t,rlf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
CLOSING Prices or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sAN FRANcI-rJ Angus 10. 1854.

The Ortaro silver Mlning Company. Of Utah. has
reached it, nucty-cighth div nd-S1J.OO' for july
plytBc ~ the cOmplnv- flee. san Francis or by
Messr.. Louusb nv & 1aggn, transfer agents NO. -
Broad-st y York The ont iro diy end payments
nov reich the lang sum of r5.7JO,oOO.
The u-IH Home-take MInne t0mTauY dividend of
Y2l 600. fpr July. vii bee pad 81 ire cImuanys OHIO"
San FranciAc0, by Messr. Louu-bery & ilaggin Mt-
Build ng Nu Broad &, tn. - h. Transfers close
uu 10Th Tot divi @ ds 10 dae t2.i-75OO
Tn Utah Min Company has eyled An assessment OF
fifty cents Der share
The Father Dc-met Con lated Gold MINING Com
pnuy IA. dec r-d dividend % twenty oeus pr share
Co. No. IA Wal-st