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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-14
EMORTANCE READING,

In this age of restlessness and
push and energy and activity, no one
who wishes to be thought intelligent
can afford to neglect reading.
And especially does this apply to
the young-both young men and
young women.
Take, for instance, the Kemmler
case Of New York. To be sure,
Kemmler was man Of no standing,
ard so far as the Importance of the
man is concerned, he WAS not worth
notice. Even the murder which he
committed in Buffalo was told in
the morning papers with a two or
three line notice; but the clrcum-
stances connected with his execution
are Of such nature that every young
man and young woman, too, ought
to know about it.
1t is one OF the passing events
that will be a part Of the history Of
this century. Even the aImanacs
hereafter will have opposite the day
of his execution civilian Kemnler
executed by electricity August 6,
1890-first execution by electricity
ever known"
This age Of intelligence demands
Of every man and woman, young and
old, certain portion Of their time
for informing themselves on current
events at least. And the young men
and young women Of the country
need to read to give them q fund Of
information which shall form the
basis for intelligent conversation. 1t
is too sadly true with many groups
Of young people, that there is nothing
talked bat nonsense and gie dement's.
It Is considered with many quite an
accomplishment to be able to say
"smart' things, and to keep q group
of listeners IN 4 gufaW laugh for an
hour or two. And, indeed, we would
not ignore the beauty of the apho>
rIsm-''a little nonsense now ana
then is relished by the best of men"
but we would give the significant
hint to any young man or young wo.
man, that more thoughtful persons
tire Of this nonsense after awhile.
In many cases this sort of thing is
kept up because little else is known
by some of the party.
This reminds US of the circum-
stance of young gentleman and
young lady conyersing together for
quite time when the young lady
remarked, You talk more nonsense
than any one | ever saw" And the
young man went away and said to
some one else that he found it nee
essary to talk to suit the company
he was with.
SO let the young gentlemen and
the young ladies have all the inno-
cent fun in frivolous conversation
that is needed for spicy variety, but
by all means let them read books
and papers enough to have some
fand of substantial knowledge from
which to draw for more profitable
converse.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-14
hEW YORK LETTER.
Regular Corrcspondence.)

Regular Correspondence.
New York. AuG. 1Itb, 1890.
The execution by electricity Of
murderer kemnler at Auburn last
Wednesday has been the chief topic
OF discussion all the week.
notwithstanding the fact that the
law forbils the publication OF the
details OF such executions, the news
pspers issued on that day devoted
the principal part Of their space to
the subject and flooded the streets
with Extras" oil daY long.
One paper issued so many Of these
extras that it had to number them g,
the last Of which | noticed beiag
STYLED .Kemmler Extra No. c.
TIE WHITE SQUADRON.
Our people are taking considera>
BILE interest IN naval matters lately,
INSPIRED principally by the sight OF
the new war ships, Boston, Atlanta
and Chicago, which comprise the
White Squadron. Those naval beau
ties. which have been anchored oil
23rd. street for q week past, are
great cards of attraction and are
visited daily by large hunters OF
people.
President Harrison arrived here
late Saturday evening and for the
first time took command of the feet
as COMMANDMENT Chief. He boarded
the cruiser Baltimore and embarked
for Boston, where number OF men
ofwar have been ordered TO take
part in the naval exercises connects
ed with the eucampmeDt of the Crane
Army of the Republic. A salute OF
II guns was fired from all the ships
in port.
AIR TUBES AS LETTER CARRIERS.
A project is on foot for collecting
and delivering mails in this city by
means of pneumatic tubes Some
such system is at present used IN
London and has been investigated
by the Postolfice officials here who
look upon 1t with great favor. BY
this means letters, etc, arc dropped
in the boxes, placed as at present
throughout the city and
connected with tubes which run to
the General Postollice. The post
man opens the box, places the letters
IN metallic cylinder and, by pull
ing lever, dispatches the mail to
the main office with lightning rapids
itv. The tubes are also SO arranged
that letters can be sent from the
general office to any branch Office by
means Of switches. The proposed
plan is similar to the system now
used oy the Western Union Tele
graph Co.
All the big dailies arc connected
by tube, az is also the main office in
Deg St. with the branch office in
23rd ST., distance two miles and a
half.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-14
NEWS" AEoUze PLAGIARISM,

a habit of carele esly clipping
from other papers without credit,
seems to be growing on some Of our
exchanges.
We saw in the same issue of one
Of our Eastern Carolina contempora-
rics few days ago, two articles that
ought TO have credit from some other
paper, but had none, One of those
articles was from this paper. To be
sure, 1t was only little brief about
Kat Tom Reed and his gang" but
1t would have taken very little more
space to give credit.
We ought to be fair with each
other, brethren.
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80 yzsx SAs good.

Say some dealers who try to sell a sub
stitute preparation when a customer calls
for Hoods Sarsaparilla. Do not allow
any such false statements as this induce
YOU to buy what you do not want. Re-
member that The only reason for making
it IS that few cents more profit will be
made on the substitute. Insist upon
having the best medicine-Hood's Sar-
saparIlla. 1t is peculiar to Itself.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-14
Eesrer Esswcd by "a, "a. "a.

l ucscd Saift's Specific s S. S } about
three years ago for an aggravated case Of
letter, and was cured sound and well
with three bottles. have hal no return
Of the anoIing disease since tried yari-
Gus other remedies before using 5 S. S.
but they failed to cure me, OF benefit me
il any way.
GIN G FoGLE, Fairfeld, III.
have sold Swlf,'s Specific Is. S. S }
for NUN Der oG years, and can CneerfulIy
recommend it. As a tonic aud blood pu>
ritter it IS without an equal.
wv GRLHs. NashriIle- Ill
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-14
Conaiders it Without an Equal.

). ). for numdcr Of years, and consider
it without an equal as blood purifier
and tonic In fact, I would not attempt to
enter upon 4 spring or summer in this
climate without it. | never tire of saying
a good word for 5. S 5. when l have an
opportunity"
II. ". COLEMAN, Dade City, Fla.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Atlanta. Ga.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-14
BUCKLENS ARNICA SALVE

TIE BEST SALVE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, SaItBhcum,
Chilblain=, Corns. and all Skin EruD
tons. ani positively cures Piles. OF no
pay required. It's guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 70 cents per box.
SALE BY Z I. WnIThEAD eco.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-14

W. f. PARLER, Plaintiff, !
against
r. A . DOBIE, trading under Notice.
the firm name and style of r.
y. Dobie y Co.. Defendant.
The defendant above named will
take notice, that an action entitled
as above has beer commenced In the
Superior Court of Halifax county,
for the recovery of the sum OF
$363.53, with interest at eight per
cent on $335.S0, from the 10th day
Of November, 1890, until paid, being
amount due the plaintiff by defend
ant for the conversion Of fourteen
bales Of cotton, during the year of
1889, OF the value of $4,000, by the
defendant to bis own use, the plain
tItf being the owner thereof, by viz
tee Of an agricultural lien and
chattel mortgage recorded in the
Register OF Deeds Office Of Halifax
county in book SO at page 50; and
that warrant of attachment has
been issued in this cause against the
property Of said defendant, and the
sheriff of Halifax county has by vir~
tue Of said warrant of attachment
levied upon the following property
of defendant, to wiz: two deeds in
trust recorded in the Register of
Deeds Office Of Halifax county, one
in book 80 al page POS, and the other
IN book 81 at page /, and the notes
and Indebtedness therein described,
due and payable to defendant.
And the said defendant will fur
Their take notice, that he is required
to appear at the next term Of the
Superior Court OF said county to be
held on the 10Th Monday after the
first Monday in September, 1890. at
the Court house Of said county, in
Halifax, n. c., and answer or demur
to tle complaint Of plaintiff, which
will be deposited in the Office Of the
Clerk of the Superior Court Of said
ounty, within the first three days of
SAID term and let the said defend
ant take notice that if he fails 20
answer the said complaint within
the tine required by law the plaiu~
tiff viii apply TO the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Given under ny hand and seal of
said Court this 3Oth day of June,
1890.
JOHN I. GREGORY,
Clerk Superior Court.
JOS. b, BATCHELOE,
DAVID BELL,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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O1ilson Collegiate 1nstihte,
WILSON, n. c.
FoR N0I-%G LADIES'

Fall term begins on Monday, Sept. l, '9o.
Strictly nOn-sectarian. Thorough and
comprehensive course Of study. Moderate
charges. Healthtul location. Unsurpassed
home advantages. Departments Of Music
and Art Successful and accomplished
teachers in every department. Fer cata-
logue and full particulars. address
SsLaSE. WARREN, PRINCIPAL,
10 2m. Wilson, \. {.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-14

GreenVille
+ Z VI A L Z n S 7 7 | I f .
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. l, 1890.
TEACHERS
JOHN DUCKETT, Principal,
Miss Maggie Smith,
Mrs Irene W. Hunter,
Mrs Ella ". Duckett,
Miss NJ. f. Rouse.
DEPARTMENTS.
o. Primary. ~ Academic. 81 Clas-
steal and Mathematical. ~ Music. 81
Painting and Drawing. % Normal.
ADVANTAGES
u Large, comfortable buildings. ~
Healthy location and good water. 81
Plenty of well prepared food for boarders
% A corps Of good teachers. 81 Normal
Departm ent Of young teachers. % Music
department--tirst-cla u New pianos
and organs. ~ A library Of more than
100 volumes purchased recently for the
school.
RATES.
Rates moderate, from $40 to So for
board and tuition, including music Girls
who do not board with the Principal
should consult MIN before engaging board
clsew here.
For further particulars address.
JOHN DUCkETT.
Greenville, \. {. Principal.
: u #.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-14
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by all druggists. 81: six for IS. Prepared only
by {. l. HOOD & co, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar

NORTH CAROLINA, I Superior Court
~ Halifax County. ! November Term
1890,
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INTERPRETATIONS.

Patriotic, Gold Mining, Electrical and
Charitable.
The following articles OF incorporation
were fled in the County Clerks office
yesterday
California Society Of the Sons OF the
American Revolution; Directors = David
Wilder, Charles j. King, QTIah Wallace.
William 3. Eastin and A ). hubbard. The
object of the organization IS 10 main ain
the patriotic spirit of the men VINO achieved
American independence, TO collect and pre-
serve documents relating to the war Of the
Revolution. and to promote social inter
COURSE
Oakland Electric Construction Company
DirectOrs-Thomas Trebel, j. j. ScUyllle,
II. Humphrey. w. Il. Reynolds and j. Ii.
Smith. Capital stock, S1,0O0,OOO, Of which
$50 has been subscribed.
The Mother Lode Gold Mining Company,
Calayetas County; Directors-G. Silber-
man, Joseph SHERMAN, James, Grady,
Adolph Silverman and Garde Maheney.
Capital stock, $500, 900, divided into 100000
shares # So each.
Hahnsmann Hospital. of San Francisco !;
Directols-William Norris, Z. R. Lilien-
thai, w T. Fuller, Leon Sloss, Sidney b.
Cushing +. S. ChadbOurne and John r.
Jarboe. There is no capital stock. The
corporation will carry on the business and
work Of the HahnemaRn Hospital Aid
Association,
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were considerably more iamb-Iike yester-
day morning and trading showed noticeable fall
ing off from last week. In the first session Potosi
sold at 81 40 to 81 so and CholIar s3 So to IS 49,
In the afternoon call however. the whole line was
buoyant at an advance. Potosi selling up to 81 10
and the others in proportion. Business was not
very brisk, however. After the board adjourned
there was considerable trading, and good deal Of
noise was made on the street. ChoIlar sold up to
81 05, Norcross to IS 05 and Savage to 80 25 Po-
tosi closed steady at 81 10. ophir, Jacket and on
or two other stocks were shaky at the Close which,
after all. was not particularly stiff
North Occidental is assessed cents Local secur.
tiles were dull. Safety Nitro Powder declined to
SIT.
The Capital Gas Company will pay quarterly
dividend OF 81 to-day at the bank OF Tallant.& Co.
Pacific BoraN Salt aud Soda Company has de-
elared a dividend of 81, payable on the 10th
Local interpretations paid the following dividends
In
The morning call., 1890-04-01
RAILWAY. MAIL. SERVICE.

Changes and Appointments Made in.
-. Various Routes. %.
= The following changes have been made
in the railway mail service:
John F. Fritts of Salt Lake City, ap-
pointed an additional railway postal clerk
on the line between San Francisco and
Ogden.
Harry N. Stockton of Vancouver, APP
pointed to the line between Seattle and
Tacoma, vice A. A Ellsworth, transferred.
A. l.. McCully, appointed to the line be-
tween Airlie, Oregon, and Portland, vice
John f. Clark. resigned.
Z. ID. Allen, postal clerk at the Whatcom
and Port Townsend steamboat route, trans
ferred to the line running out of Washing
ton, d. c.
Vertus B. Roberts of Pasadena, appointed
an additional substitute clerk on the line
between Los Angeles and other southern
points.
The railway postofice line between San
Bernardino and OceanSide has also been ex-
tended TO Escondldo, to enable postoffices
on that line to make daily intermediate ex-
change.
For the first time in many days all mails
we're on time yesterday.
The morning call., 1890-04-01
sA AND SHORE.

a Na,- r.,crata pier at Clay-Street
tb,rf-ai Quick Round Trip.
Repi,s IN lie steamer al Ri at Green
street Wharf IRE being pushed rapidly.
She will be ready for sea In about two
weet.
TN ship Commodore shifts from Mission
stree tn The Union Iron Works dry-dock
to-da.
TIL coffer-dam at Clay-street Wharf has
beenk completed and will be sunk to-day. 1t
will hen be filed with cement and form
the Isis for a coocrete pier at Clay street,
MhiG VIII be used as freight Slips tor the
San Eafael and North Pacific railroad fer
ries.{ The teredo has used up SO many
pllesht this wharf that concrete pier mas
bee! determined upon as being the cheap
est the long run. The steamer Hum,
poiut when the new pier IS c o,,, go wiz
nave ne upper berth on the h ol.n sue.
The Point T,obos weather report yester-
day was . o'clock in the moth1ng ciear,
wind Desihyest. IS miles; al O'Clock
the sam a. 70 O'Clock same. 20 miles, at
. o 0 ane. % miles. adanor.
Qulte Gambler of arrivals anu ueParIures
iIosi anq &c asst points were on Tue Mer-
The bags atTolIten. Captain Lewis, ar
rived yes. ~ days from NfnaiIno with
$500 tons al. She now haS the banner
roundup Ord having madd her present
round Voyage in b days. including loading.
She went uD in Ak DAYS Captain Lewis IS
another fine sniff If clothes ahead on the
trip, rs the Carrollton's owneIgiVes each OF
time they make the round tripsinside Of 80
days,
The steamer ST Paul left for Kodiak yes
terdayi The ship North alSt sailed Tor
Londonderry with wheat.
The steamer Wellington arrived with a.
coal cargo from Departure Bay Yesterday s
After the ferry steamer san haiaefs re-
pairs are completed she VIII phaKe trial
trip around the bay.
The rev Oakland ferry-b6at schedule
went into effect yesterday. The last boat
to Oakland now leaves at 1215 IN the morn
ing. @;
The morning call., 1890-04-01
PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

Editor Morning Call. read with much
pleasure few days since your editorial in
which you say: 1.-The party (Republican)
cannot stand in 1892 unless the record of
the Legislature of 1884, SO is contrasted by
that to be made next winter" This should
be the keynote for all true Republicans
during the coming campaign. They should
see to 1t that no such men as misrepre-
scented us at Sacramento the last time again
pollute the halls of our State Capitol. There
is, however, but one way in which this re-
suit can be attained, and that Is by the re-
putable elements of the community turning
out and doing their duty as citizens. He is
well served who serves himself applies to
the making Of nominations as well as to the
other affairs of life. 1t was only by the I'M
patriotic neglect by the better classes of our
people of their duties that we had such
rotous primary election, the latest one
held, the worst for years. When the Chair
man of the Republican County Committee
charged these proceedings TO Buckley the lat
ter replied by charging the COMMITTEES with
constituting its election boards OF loaters,
toughs, ex-conyicts and murderers, and, so
far as | know, the charge has never been
denied. A the source, SO the convention
chosen ~. 1t was detestable; it was dis
gracefully ready to fall at the feet of the
bosses. Even these latter saw that they
hau SOut IoO unu PuOliS mug
nation, joined an equal number Of citizens
with the delegates, taking care to keep a
majority all the while. They trusted to
their ability to outwt the new corners,
which they did TO their taste.
The browning violation of the right of
representation was when the convention
broke into smaller conventions for the legis-
lative nominations, when each set of dele
gates was sent to a district far removed
from its own. where it did not know the
proposed candidates and was at the mercy
of the bosses. Hence our last Legislature
One district. TO its credit be il said, refused
TO tolerate such proceedings and defeated
the candidates for both Senate and AS
sembly.
Now the whole matter may be summed
up in few words. Do our citizens want
corrupt Legislature and solid nine? If
SO. let them stay at home as they have
done; If not, lot them turn out and see to
their own interests; the bosses will not do
it for them. p. T. holland.
san francisco, March 81, 1890.
The morning call., 1890-04-01
BuiIders, Contracts.

B. E. severDs to L. c. Judkins, 70 Duild, Block
9l4. estern Addition, S. line of Washington st.
$1,000.
Mary A. wightman to Charles Dunlap plastering,
on . line of Suffer ST., 1925 E. Of Leavenworth,
L. 25xl37 IS; $3.50.
Mary A. Mightman with r. A. Vance, plumbing,
same; $3.50.
Mary A. wigRman to T. Hook q Son, brickwork.
same; $1l00.
Mary A. wlghtman to william Knowles. carpenter
work, same: 1896.
S; ?. Blumenberg with George w. Spencer, brick
and iron work, n. line of Pine ST., 81 w. OF
Kearny, 24:l0x6S6 $1,000.
John o. Donald TO Matilda Alpers, alterations.
ETC.. on E. line of Folsom St. IS N of Twenty-sec-
ond, n. 3Uxl22 IS: $685..
L. Mundwyler with A. Kahn, to build on n. line
ia; $3.50.
INV; Heath.with Richardson Gale, mason work,
Sa > ine OF ofarre st.. E. OF Mason, 80 :6x 81 IS
,. d. w Heath with J. Gibson, carpenter work,
bemee Bfa ao ct al, to Samuel E. Ickel-
~ ~ n q Dro. plumbing s. line OF California st.
l. OF octavia, 6S:9xl37:6: 1890 49,
n James Baungarteuf ct al with WiIii.r, Iinda, o.,
build, same; S1S,59O. ~ " ''i '"e" W
~ hebuger. with r. o. Chandler on n. line OF
Sso1oeh Gate ave-. L. of Laguna St. r. 25yly5.
$3.50 bonds $1,000, E. Aitgettnger and Il Inos:
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follows: '--''o i'''' 'eA-' F"
Shipping Notes.

steamers to sail to-day the HaytiauRepublc for
Puget Sound and tn. G. psy from the Salinas river.
Inc City OF Sydney falls due from Panama. the
North Fork from Humboldt Bay. the Cosmopolis
from from Grays Harbor and the Crescent City from
Crescent City.
urday
The Nicaraguan bark Don Adolfo. 65s tons. loads
s. LUMBER here for Melbourne, Cos.
The North takes for Londonderry 20.626 bSls
Flour, valued at $77,300; Alexandra, for Cork 49,
Ss4 els wheat, at $50 500
The morning call., 1890-04-01
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

MONDAY EvESISa. March 81.
SUMMARY OF THE MARA SIS.
Lima reans higher.
Enormous receip,s of Eastern Potskoe
Onions fsier.
Eggs hisher.
20 -Ser t,ena1gsd.
heat STEADY.
Barley aad Oats advanced.
Heavy arrivals Of Corn.
I've un'hauged.
Poultry iominal.
Game iumoderate receipt.
Eastern Apples arrived
Mexican Lines lower,
Rhubarbhigher.
Citrus Fruits unchanged.
The morning call., 1890-04-01

E. b. Mastick and George E. jenkins. ex-
ecutors, and Kate johnson, executrix of
Robert G. johnson, have fled with Judge
Coifey their report of the sale of the real
estate made by McAfee, Baldwin & Ham
mond on February 9th, amounting to S709.-
800 Ii no further bids are received the sale
VIII be- confirmed. The court has set
The morning call., 1890-04-01
A pefee.lre Complaint.

Judge Van Reynegom yesterday dis
charged on habeas corpus George Ribbecke,
who was arrested in this city few days
ago on complaint charging him with de-
irauding Ii. Thomas, a Bakersfield hotel
Keeper, out of two weeks board. The CON-
paint failed TO state the amount Of the bill
Cr allege any intent ion to defraud.
The morning call., 1890-04-01
New York Markets.

NEW ioaiK. March Sl.-The market was dull and
lfelesS iEhison advanced rs. Missouri Pacific
deslinei The afternoon continued dull and In
active aud closed eatureless. Total sales, .i7S
shares.
NEW York;, March 31.-United States Bonds: As,
rs; 4l@'si l04; Northern Pacific, BIS; Cana
dian Pacific! 70; Central Pacific. 33IA: Union Pa
cine e212; Afehison Topeka and Santa Fe, SIZE !;
Wells-TargoI lao bpi 1s5 asked; western Uni on
slss; silver, 1855; syeEling, 81 $500 STA.
Wheat, cash Ne . s7sic: No g. SEE
Flour-stefdy.
Coffee-Sl7 65 C.
sugar-4ssS95Sso
Hops-caii.ofnia l5c
Hides--Callforna, l3c
Copper-Lake, Sl4 80.
Tin-Spot $50 o.
Lead-Domestic So s71s.
1ron-$17 rs.
Petroleum-s5alc
The morning call., 1890-04-01
English Wheat Market.

LIvEEPoo1, March 9l.-The spot market steady
at rs IL l2d@7s. Cargoes are weak at SIS for off
coast. S4s for Just shipped ard S5s for nearly due
FUTUREs.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: April, 6s 1114d; May, IS
I'D; Junel IS I'D; July, is lid; August IS Id;
september.i6s lid.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. March 81 = Consols, 81 7-l6; United
States Bsfds: as, 1875; 4I2's, LOG; Silver
437s; RenIes, s8f 3Oo.
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Plnint of a Painter.

j. II. MERCER has, through an assignee.
sued K. II. Cowan and his wife, Lydia r.
Cowan, to recover S45, balance on con-
tract to paint their house, III Treat avenue.
According to the complaint, on March 1st,
when the work was about two-thirds done,
the husband ordered the plaintiff and his
men off the place and refused to permit
them to complete the contract.
The morning call., 1890-04-01

The private circular OF A w. Blow says of local
securities In March:
Sales were made during the month OF gag shares
Pacific Lighting Ompany stock at SIT so and S7S;
100 shares London, Paris and American Bank at
1928 and 1928 SO; 55 shares Oceanic Steamship
Company at 500 and S99 SO; 5000 Dupont street
bonds at $ll0; and Sl47OO United States per
cen. coupon bonds at 1922 10. The Nigorlt Powder
Company has issued and sold, at 81 per share 5000
shares of its treasury stock. making now outstand
ing $4,000 OF its 10000 shares. This puts this CON-
pany out Of debt and dividends are looked for in
the near future
Con- Cal. az virginia shipped to mill last week
1898 tons ore assaying s22 10, and has $40 800 In
bullion on hand, besides sending $50, 1888 to the
Carson Mint.
Alta produced last week $50 tons ore, assayIng
$22 50 Savage, 455 tons 800, and has S32 sos
bullion on hand; Jacket, $50 tons. s2l %; Crown
Point, 500 tons, $l7 So; Justice, n TONS SCI AZ.
Assessments Pending.
The following is list of assessments now pending.