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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01

Gold bars stamped. Sl13o50
Silver bars stamped..... lOO.l72- 2A.t23
ThcCearing House statement to-day was AS follows ::
ENchan gcs. SSi.Gs5.07i balances, s3,2TJ294.
Tho United states Treasury at Washington to-day re-
$i24 200 National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts S5I}.2l6 aud tho internal
revenue receipts were S3l6.6O2.
The foreign exchanges we're quiet and firm ut I'M
chan ged quotations for business AS follows Bankers
bills 81 So and 81 81 for long and short ster-
ling respectively: 5.2l4 and 5lsaa for francs; Gala
and 90 for reichmarks; 1873 and 40 for guilders
IN London British consos were easier with decline
OF Lie ~ 30 1916 for both money aud account United
states bonds not quoted American railways
opened of At dgures which reflected yesterdays home
declines and aftsrward made partial recoyeries but all
the movements only reflections OF the varying
home quotations, the Same as prices at . New-York
bucket shop depend upon the quotations from the
STOCK Exchange The Bank OF Eng and Loaf 422o. 900
bullion on balance At Paris French per cents rose TO
II 2si2
The stock Exchange firm Of Messrs Knapp & Peabody
dIsolyes to-day and Will be succeeded by the firm of
Messrs Peabody Co.. consisting OF stephen & X. A.
Peabody.
Imports of dry goods at New-York:
1888 1894. 1885.
Entered AZ the port. S3l03ft6 Sil2jO73 s2.SS2 337
Thrown market 2y3D,6Of 24S62i 2.l79ISI
since January |. -
Entered at the port l369oot1 81 lSi803 o6IS956i
Thrown market 1i,lSS0I0 61.3sl oj7 5o,2SS,2 o9
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEW-IORk, July 3I
Many traders were disappointed at the failure
Of the oil market to record greater decline than did
to-day, after the weak closing last night. Sellers were
numerous at the opening, and yet 97a cents the
lowest point to which prices depressed, loss Of
only 8 IF q cent from yesterday Following this deens
the market hardened to 994 cents. ending at reaction
which left the final quotation unchanged The trans.
actions were moderate IN amount bat mainly local in
Character There was news, and the holders Of oil
apparently are simply protecting the market against
serious decline while waiting for the stimulus OF
certain heavy export demand within the next few
months. The close to-day steady
rage Of prices and the total dealings at the Con-
soldated Exchange were as follows:
Opening Lowest... .......975
Highest. 1914 iFlnal............95lI
ClsArinces for yesterday 1868 900
There 40 change in the price OF refined oil
BRADFORD. Penn, July 3I.-Crude Oil-Nattona Trsn
sit Certificates opened At 977s and closed at Ssh.
Highest price. 99ls lowest price, 97as Clearsucss,
32Os 900 barrels
OIL CRY. Penn. July 3l--Cruie On-sales. 2,l4sooo
barrels cearances 1854 900 barrels; ~ 562 bar
rels; shipments, s42f5 barrels; charters $500 bar.
res National Transit Certificates opened ac % and
closed 1t 3sSs highest price, 3d. lowest price, GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01

One OF the most difficult uansfcrs OF heavy structures
yet attempted been successfully performed Salem,
Mass-. where six men aud two horses moved brick
factory chimney, ninety feet high and six aud halt
feet In diameter distance Of hundred feet and set
on new foundation. i philadelphia Record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
DAN FRANCISCO. July 81 1885.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON, srOORS
boston July 81, 1885.

CLOSING PRICES Of PIILIDGLPsIIi ST0JGS
Rsporisd,y IDIs H. DAVIS < o.. IL WA.
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Statement or business Mt the United States Assay
Oee at NewYork for the month eudil. July 81, 1850:
Dep0sis Of cold
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18
SUM MONS.

In the Justices Court of Mineral Park
Precirct Of the County Of Mohave, Terri.
tory Of Arizona.
Emma Smith, plaintiff, Va. Tho Pacific
Copper Mining Company, defendant. Sum.
mons. p
The Territory of Arizona sends greeting
10 the Pacific Copper Mining Company, de-
fendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear be.
fore Iae at my Office in Mineral Park in
the county Of Mohave on ths Srd day OF
March 1894, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, In an action
brought against you by said plaintiff TO
answer the complaint Of the above named
plaintiff. Said action is brought to recover
tie sum of One hundred and eighty B.10C
dollars on n certain due bill, as set forth IN
the complaint, or judgns1nt win be taken
against you for the said smouIt, together
with ccsts Of tins suit If you fail TO appear
ard answer. ssa
70 the s,heriH or any constable OF said
coupty, GIeetiF3:
" k,i Iepal service and dHs return hereof
Oven underuly hBHi this SIT day oi
DeoCnLer 1884. .. .....
'.'" JLsFs J. HYpy,
A JGstis of tho Peace for sad precinct
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

oNeesses IN Dlatnrcr years, such m L0ss of
Memory, baBsitude, Nocturnal Emissions
Aversion to Society. Dimness OF Vision,
Noises in the Head; the vital fluid passing
nnobgsrved in the urine, and nbeny other
diseases that lead 10 Insanity ard Death
DIR. MINTIE, who is s.reRuiar physician
graduate OF the University PennsyIyanial
will agree 10 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars
for y case OF this kind tie VITAL RESTOR.
ATIVE under his special advice and treat
meut) will not cure, or for any thing iinpuro
or injurious found in 1t. Dr.. Mintie treats
all private diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation free. Thorough
examination ana advice, including analysis
of urine, Five dellars Price of Vital Res
torativs. SI.b0 bottle. or four times
the quantity for five dollars; seEt 10 any ad-
dress upon receipt Of price, or G. o d, 80
cure from observation and in private nafno
If desired, by ~ ~ 80
d, A. Il, Mintis, NJ; D.,
II keany 81; san Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE PRER
wiz be sent 10 anyone applying by letter,
stating symptoms, sex and age Strict &C..
''R III mIgIfdFs tsgIsfd e TnNSy ShhlSSs tra5s,St2ns
NEPHRFTfCUM, cures all kinds u kidney
and bladder complaints, sonorIhoa. eieef.
leuoOrThRa. For sale by All Druggists al
One dollar per hottie; six bottles for Five
DH, sINrlE's DAEDELIoS PILLS
are the best and oheapest Dyspepsia and
Bilious cure in the market. For sale by an
druggists. . sss a.n.... lfsl'.j -
lJaaR3tf ..s....
DDIUH Send six cents for postage
n + Ill I hand receive free, a costlyb OK
A. d 1e1s'Lof goods, which will help yeu
70 more money right away than anything
else in this world.An, Of either sex, succeed
from the first honr.Tbs broad road to for
tune opens before the workers, absolutely
sureAt once address, Tsus Co., Augusta,
Maine,
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18
shersa-. sale.

Hy virtue Of an execution issued out Of
tho District Court Of the Third Judicial Dis
triot OF tho Territory Of Arizona, IN and
for the county Of Mohave. dated the Ash
day Of November, A. ID. 1854, in q certain
action wherein J. NJ. Pike and Son, a.
plaintifs, recovered judgment against
Laura Canty and ID. j. Canty, her husband,
defendaats for the sum Of -Four hundred
and thirty eight dollars, dsmages; seventy.
four 46-l00 dollars for interest to date of
Judgment; twenty-five 82-lUO dollars per-
centage allowed by law, and sixty .nye doi-
lars, costs, have levied upon the following
describcd property, to wit;
All Of that certain mining claim known
as the Seventy Eight" miro. located ~
teen hundred feet in length by six hundred
foct In width, situate about cne -nnd one
half miles east Of the town III Osrbat, and
recorded on papa 59s, Book ID, mining re-
cords Of sloiaayo county, on the 18th day Of
July A. ID. 1873, reference 90 which records
Is hsreby had FOR 4 fuller description OF
said mining aiaIm. ... ......s s IL. .t,.sf-
Notice ia horeby given that on Saturday
the twentieti day Of December, A. ID. Dxe4,
At two O'Clock r. NJ. Of that day, In front
of the Court Uuuss ifi the town OF Mineral
Fafk. county Of Nobayo, I viii sell alt ths
right, title and interest Of the s'lid Laura
Canty, and j., j. Cdnty, her hpsband. the
defendants, in and to the above described
property. at public auction for cash, to the
highest and best bidder, 10 satisfy said
execution and all costs.
Mineral Park, November 18th 1884
ROBERT STEEN.
5' -g..... ,..gsa.- Sheriff.
a." ByO. y. kUENCER.
UnGer-Sherid.
The above sale is hereby postponed uRtil
Thursday, tho 18th day of Jannary, 4. ID.
1895, at tho same hour and place.
#f@ ROBERT STEEN. p
...Fa ..rtn ...EsY.f Sheriff.
BIZ o. +. kuEgeER.
Under-SheriH. '
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18
Notice o. Forfeiture.

To I. BAUER.
Yuu are hereby notified that / have
expended 800 in labor and Improvement :
upon tie Silver Beil mining claim. situated
in the roac ck Mining District. Mohave
county, ArHuun Territory, and duly record.
cd ia Book +. Cf Mining Records, page ~
ct seq, in order 70 hold said promises un-
der the prov IeiOns of Section 1924, Revised
Statutes Of the United States, being the
amount required to hold the same for the
year ending December 3lst 1874.
And you are further notified that the
pi02grtion of said expenditure due from
Sites, and if within 80 days after the pub.
lie tOn Of this notice you fail or refuse TO
enntrjl ute your proportion uf such expcnd-
ituro A. cO-pwEer. your interest in said
claim will become tho property Of the un-
dersigned under said section 1924.
JOHE BoBsHART.
Mineral Park, January 9. 1885.
Janl-J0d
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18
SsMM IONS.

In the Justics's Court Of Mineral Park
Precinct, o. toe County II Mohave, Tern.
tory of Arizona.
lev. Cinnamon, piaint,6. VI. Pacific
Copper Mining Company, defendant. Sam.
mons. r .. ... ....sE ... ......-..t Pike.
Tie Territory OF Arizona serds greeting
10 the Pscific Copper Mining Company, de-
fendant. p A. #.....
You are hereby sumrnoDed 10 appear be.
fofo me, at my 0fflco in Mineral Park. In
the County Of Mohave on the 3rd day Of
March 1885, at o'clock z. NJ, in an action
brought against yon by said plaintiff to
answer tho complaint Of the above named
plairtiH. Said action is brought to recover
the sum Of Sixty dollars, with interest from
Dec. I0th 1884, on dee bill, or judgment
will be t;kcn against YOU for the said
smouut together with costs Of this suit If
you fail 10 appear and answer.
70 the Sheriff or any Constable Of said
County. Greeting; ...... .s...... ....
Make legal service and due retprn thereof.
Given under my hand this 3lst day of
DeceIaber 1881. r-.
JANIS J. HYDE.
A Justice of the PeAcs for said precinct.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18
Notice Of Assessment.

Arnold Gold and Silver mining Company:
location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco. CaliforBIa: location Of works,
Cedar Valley mining district, Mohave Coun-
~, Arizona,
Notice is hereby given. that at meeting
Of the Board uf Directors. held On the I'd
day ri January. 1875, an assessment. No. 3.
of one dollar par Ehaie was levied upDn iha
capital stock Of the Corr grafton, payable
immediately, in c. 3. Gold Coin. to the
Secretary ut the Office of the Company.
Room ~, No. $50 Spnsome St.. San Francis.
co, California
Auy stock rpon which this assessment
shall remain unprid on the Tth day Of Feb.
rnsry, iSa5. will ks delinquent, and adyer-
tised for,aIe 4 pubic auc ion and unless pay.
ment is rnad before, will be sold op Mon.
day, the 2d day Of March. 1895. 70 pay the
delinqten. assessment. together with cost
of advertising and expenses cf saie.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
A. JUDsoN,
Secretary.
Office. No. 800 Sansomo st., Room SO, san
Francisco, California.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

mt nfor the working clsss. Send 10
lTtIlit !cen's for postage. .and We will mail
Ooalbyou ffee,a royal, valuable box Of
sample goods that will put You In the way
Of king more money in few days than
you eyes thought possible ct any business.
can work all the time or in spare time only.
The work is universally adopted to both
eexes, Young aud old. You can easily earn
from 70 cents TO f5 every evening. That all
who want work may test the business, we
make this unparalleled offer: to oil who are
not well satisfied we will send 81 TO pay for
the trouble Of writing us. Full particulars,
directions, etc, sent free. Fortunes viii be
made by those who pivo their whole time to
the work. Great success absolutely sure.
Don't delay Start now. Address SrIssoxs
Co.. Portland Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18

so LOST IN DR.. LiebIg
lea. Il G.sElrzNiIt z iDis.bensnry. Cor.
~ - W nv = Geary and Wa.evs
M - .SsIiik 81 Nts.. san Frnncis.
V5F I./i4##1iqH ~ = .. co, Cai.
~ Y w tT The College Institute
III ur WI tot Tbs cure of all
y HEALTH sseeisl complicated 4
50 called incurable 6iseasee. DR., ISelio,s
German lnylgorator is Positively guaranfeed
TO cure nervous and physical debility. sem.
inal weakness, lost manhood syx rnatorrfea
loss of energy, ringing and dizziness In the
head, melanchOlia, hopeless feelings, prosta.
tOrrhea. ard all the results Of youthfrl i'm
prudence and excesses Of natuEe years. The
DOCTOR regular college physician from
Europe VIII agree TO forfeit one thousand
dollars for y cise the Inyigorator viii NOT
care nnder special treat ment snd advice,
The reason so many can not get cured Of
weakness and the above diseases Is owing 70
a complication, called ProstatoTIkea, which
requires peculiar treatment.
DR.. Licbig's InYigorat0r No. is the only
positive cure for progtatorrhea. Price Of
either lnyigoFat0r, az per bottle six for SIG.
Sent to any address on receipt OF price. or
L. y. D.. Responsible persons can pay
when cared. Strictest secrecy Maintained.
Patients cured at home. DIR. liehic Dis
pensaTy has an Elegant Drug store in its
bnlluInE. ..f. ..
TGn frequent evacuation of the Bladder
and Ropy Sediment in urine are symptoms
Of Secondary Seminal Weakness and Pros.
tatorrheR. Complaints readily yield to tho
Dr. LIebig Treatment.
Ordinary Cases-Any recent csss of specin
or private diseases cured for $40. Reine
dies sufficient To cure will be promptly sent,
with full directions and Gdyioe, on receipt Of
$40 All packages are securely covered
from observation. =
InvicoratOr Samples Free.
To prove The wonderful power OF ths great
German lnyiGorator hostile of either
number will he sent free Of charge. Per
Tons ordering free bottle will only have 70
pay sxrTcssGCe on delivery
Most powerful Electric Belts free 20 ps
tients. Consultation, exAmina tion and sd-
vice FREQ and private Gail on write.
BR. LIEBIG g. CO, 400 Goary ST..
Private EntraUCe. 405 Mason 81. r. Cal.
Iulyl sBtf
Mohave County miner., 1885-01-18
THE GItI.AT
ENGLISH REMEDY

Is A NEy sR FAIL
! q u 70 I r Nervous Q
Debiht.', Exhausted
Vitality. lemin al
Weakrese spernatcr-
h0a, Lost Manhood,
In potency, 7 osta-
torrhea, Para lysis,
and all the terribls ef-
fects Ut 5sli Abuse,
Igouthful fellies and
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The Silver-Plated Ware

Is Of the standard, well known Rogers
Goods" the hollow ware is all warranted
Qusdrupie Plate; the plsted fiat ware.
Double and Triple Plate.
As before stated, we have endeavored 70
select none but first class articles. and those
that will give to our plan your favorable
confederation.
The Sewing Machines
Are In keeping with oil other articles. The
txkls having a set OF drawers (2) on each
end, with extension leaf; the machine being
beautifully ornameptsd with nickel plate,
the cover With French Walnut. Will have
Gil the attachments which usually accom-
pany q EHst.clsss machine.
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the choice responses falling from her tongue
from time to time, s1oh as
"Powder has proven it,
''Shots will tell"
We'll zee who controls the Government
when the crisis comes" etc.
We learned that the organization is d.
vided into groups" according to their ns-
tiona titles.
1t is currently reported that companies
are drilling for future belligerent action.
The only reply that l could get to queries
concerning their meetings was that ''capi-
talistic papers said there were companies OF
armed men being drilled"
Thanksgiving Day they made quite a dis
play. and 1t gave rise 70 exaggerated ideas
concerning their strength Men and boys
who Joined in the parade then. and who at
tend the meetings new, wh9 march and ap-
plaud for fun, would not join in a riot
against the State.
1t hes been ascertained that their mum.
bers are few, who ho!d weekly secret meet
ings; and furthermore. there are fewer So
cialists, as q body, in this city than in pre-.
vious years. They had their srgest force in
Chicago N 1878. In '79 the Legislature
passed law prohibiting the parading Of any
military company except the State militia
or United States troops. This was contested
by Prokop Hudek, keCsptain Of company
of Bohemian sharpahooters. who paraded his
company shertly after the sw was enacted.
de was arrested on warrant, ano ne got
out writ OF habeas corpus, and Judge Bar
mum, who tried the case. de-
cided 1t in the Captains favor. By consent,
the case was taken before the Supreme Court,
and the Ia " was sustained The penalty for
violating this statute is fine of SIC and i'm
prisonment for not less than six months or
beth. and until these demonstrations assume
different aspect. it would seem that there
is 20 immediate danger.
The opening Of nsnuiaotories. and the
starting up OF the rolling mills. and other
branches Of the workingmsn's interests will
materially lessen the socialistic farce, aud
aueIl the excitement among the ignorant
followers Of the designing leaders.
l., NJ W
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filed with signatures from the White House
down. Some OF them are not only passed,
but repassed and passed again. until they
contain the autographs of two or three gem
Grafton of statesmen. IL seems when one
gets this disease be never ;recovers from ii,
and whenever there comes in @ new lot OF
statesmen the old album is brought to the
surfsce and trotted around for more sign
manuals. Soft sometimes happens that one
of these albums has ths autographs of two
or more Presidents, of dozen or 80 Cabinet
officers, of q hundred Senators aud ex-5en-
stors. and of perhaps 500 members and ex-
memb eIs OF the House. The perusal of one
OF these well-flled books is really interest
ing. If mans autograph is key to his
character, as is somtimes claimed, then
some statesmen must have very crooked
characters. If bad penmanship is sign Of
greatness. then it is in evidence that we
have many great mon. Cor they are, many of
them, painfully bad. A few are 'srtistlcal-
ly' bad, evidently written badly with mall
ice aforethought, bat the majority
that are readable seem TO be go be-
cause the writer can't do any better, or
else hasn't time to. Take the signatures of
those two great tariff agitstors, for instance,
Mr. Kelly. OF Pennsylvania. and MI. Nor
rison, of illinois They really look as if the
writers couldn't do any better. They look
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WASHINGTON.
A Budget or Gossip From the National
Capital
All About AutOgraphs-The Demand for
Distinguished Names The Rush On
the President for His Name
Other Autographs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16 The autograph
hunters are hard at work again. 1t is Gu
rioUs place, is Washington, Everybody who
comes here must carry away. ne thinks,
something with him to remind him of his
visit and to show bis friends that he has
rubbed against greatness somewhere. II be
can get chip Of the Washington monument
he is content. or IL he does not get this hs
sets about securing somebody's autograph
In this he is quite successful for scarcely
eny body in political life will refuse
his autograph to any respectable look.
ing person except at the bottom
of q check or official document OF
some sort. OF course the greatest dema d
il for the autograph Of the President. Let
ters come from every direction every day
asking his autograph. They are sifted out
of the general correspondence by the Pri-
vate Secretary who attends to the reception,
opening and arranging of his mail, and
thrown aside in heap, each marked o n the
envelope Auto to indicate that it is re-
quest for an autograph. When the days
mails have been worked over these letters,
which are sometimes dozen or twenty in q
day, are laid aside and opportunity awaited
10 present them to the President for his
signature. They are usually placed in the
hands Of Charley Loeflisr, the Presidents
usher, who watches opportunity when the
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for getting an album filed in the House."
said one Of the pages of that BODY, who, by
She way, is TIE grandson of noted member
OF the Confederate Cabinet. The Sensts
pages get about the same for getting the
autographs Of the members over there. II
an album is to have tia autographs Of tks
President, Cabinst officers, Suprsme Court
Justices. Senators and Represen tatives com
plete, we usually get $50 for getting it filed.
How DO We get them? Go 20 the members
when they are IN their seats and AK them
for their autographs. They seldom refuse
Sometimes. II they are busy, they won't do
it, but q fellow with tact won't 20 to 8
member when he sees that he is busy. There
sre some who don't ike il much There 3
Mr.. Belmont, for instance; ne doesn't fancy
Ii very much, but he usually signs, though.
Then when we get the House We get some
page in the Senate to get the Senators
names, and then get the riding psge or some
good-nstured member 10 get the Presidents
and Csbiret officers signatures for Is"
They are curious study, these albums,
after they have bean passed around and
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"a system the near future must see over
thrown and destroyed" I sat close by the
wife OF A. Z. Parsons, the editor Of the
socislistic paper the Alarm. and was soon
convinced of hsr dynsmits proclivities by
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M<4A1EN1Mza

President is not engaged or tired, and OBJ.
tains the coveted autographs. Sometimes
the autograph is affixed to the letter request
ing it, but usually it is written, or rather
scrawled, on card, which the experienced
Charley has ready, waiting the moment when
he may catch the President with sufficient
leisure for this work. Often a hundred or
two OF these requests will accumulate before
the President gets time to attend 10 them !;
sometimes they will even run higher than
that, and often his hand gets tired with the
monotonous scrawl of Chester A. Arthur"
Chester A. Arthur" which he has affi xed
in an official way perhaps hundreds OF times
during the day. 1t must not be supposed,
however, that the President signs every thing
that bears his name or even that which ap-
pears TO bear his Autograph" There are
probably many people In this country. es-
pecially in the West, who are fondly suppos-
ing that they have the Presidents own Gig
because the nams a. signed to some
official document looks like Mr. Ar
thurs own signature. II would bs
be physical ippossibiIity for him to sign
all the documents required to bear his name,
and at the same time attend to the more i'm
portant duties OF his office. The said war
rants alone, for instance are so numerous
IS to take constant signing of the Presidents
name for several hours every day. SO there
are certain clerks whose duties are simDly
to sign the Presidents name for him. And
they fall into way Of making the sigma
ture like his. But this does not apply TO
The question OF autographs. Those are re-
gsrded as not the sort that nsy bs delegat.
ed TO others.
1t is at the Capitol, however. that the
autograph collector is In bis glory. There
are great men to be met at every turn. and
autographs may be had for the asking. The
customary method OF obtaining them is
through the services of the pages in the
House and Senate. These little fellows are
bright and quite ready for the opportunity
10 make few dollars by this process
I've get FROM 81 10 $40 or SIS