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New-York tribune., 1878-10-12

The Widow Buffers prospects OF favorable
response from the coy State of Massachusetts
are reviewed elsewhere by staff correspond
ent. The outlook seems to mean tiat
"NO.n The Republicans are working with re-
markable system and zeal; the Prohibi-
tionists will vote, almost all OF them. for Mr..
Talbot and the respectable Democrats staEd
ready TO help Talbot rather than see Butler
succeed The Widow may as well get her
testimony together for the breach of promise
suit.
The failure of Heugh, BalfOur & Co.,
great Manchester house in the India trade,
with liabilities of from $5,O0O,0O0, to $1O,-
100000, gives shock to British credit
somewhat like that which it received
from the collapse of the Glasgow bank.
In this instance it is said that the
bulk of the debts represent regular transac-
tons, but the general unsOundness OF British
trade gives ground for alarm. When Old we'll
conducted firms in the East India trade fail,
the prospects of speculative concerns must be
very gloomy.
Despite the intention of the English govern
ing classes to keep an eye upon Russia, while
bringing Une A0letT 10 lcTllSJ bnty HdNO III
lowed Afghanistan to absorb their whole at
tentiOn. The cause of war is pTudently kept
out of sight. The Afghans are barbarans,
with no rights which the Indian Government
is bound to respect. As the London let
ter on another page shows, the cry
fOI delay has given place to one
for immediate war. The concentration of 30,
900 men at Peshawud, indicates that the press
has simply placed itself in accord with the
India Office, and that there is to be Winter
campaign. 1t is the opinion of Sir Henry
HavelOck that two armies might now invade
Afghanistan, and be at Cabul and Candahad
early in December before extreme cold or snow
sets i'll. He contends that delay would
give Russia a chance to aid the Amcer i'll a
quiet way, and that England may have other
quarrels on her hands in the Spring. As
these considerations are evidently regarded
with favor at Lahore, it ia probable that the
Winter campaign will soon begin. That it
will not be a military parade the British
freely concede, and should they suffer the
slightest check, they are prepared to find the
border tribes flying to arms and harassing
them with 100000 men.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-12

DoMEsTIC.-Eleven Democratic chairmen of COM
mittees of House of Representatives have been de-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
Fire.

Al 1880 last evening tho Belcher air
shaft sounded an alarm Of lire which soon
spread SO noisily that the Fire Department
Of Virginia turned out aud rushed TO the
Divide. The alarm was caused by the
burning Of . small house south OF the
Crown Point elcher dump belonging to .
Portuguese named Manuel Antoine, which
was consumed. with its contents, except
the charred and blAckened frame. No. )
boys got the first water on by running q
hose from q Main-stroet hydrant right up
the hill about $50 feet. Water was not on
any too soon 10 save surrounding
buildings. several Of which were badly
scorched as II was, and would have
been consumed but for tho fire laddies.
A shed and hen.house containing q large
number Of chickens which stood some 10
feet west Of the house were also burned
down. Mr.. Antoine does not know how
his house caught. but thinks himself .
victim OF the inevitable stovepipe. He
and his vito and three children were In
bed when the fiiro broke out. lie thinks
IL must have been ~smouldering In the at
tic and roof for somo hours previous. lie
lost everything In the house, even to cloth
ing. jewslry. etc. This building was In.
sured for $500. Total loss about $1,000.
He served freely all who wished this morn.
ing with roast chicken from his burned
hen.house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
KEARSEY IN BOSTON.
How she Press asd she People re.
cetvs Him-Hs Will Adopt =
Moderate IQua.

How she Press and tho People re.
ceivs Him-Hs Will Adopt =
Moderate Tons.
NEw YoRK. July 3O.-A T@es Boston
special on Rearney says: Certain II Is
that at present there ia no such ism As
Ksarnsyism here. That he Is under criti-
cal examination. and that he has 10 win
his way 10 applause and support. he seems
70 realize already. and most Of his talk 10
10 convince the 'boys.' As he calls the sons
Of toll. that he IL not the violent, revoln.
tionsry fellow painted. and that the dam.
nsbls newspapers, which he Affects to hate
with the same intensity that Butler dis
plays, have misrepresented and maligned
him. II 10 generally believed that ho will
strike q moderate tone on his opening
speech, and endsavor TO make . good i'm.
preston at the start. There is much
speculation a. to his intention towards
Bulter's campaign. lie freely expresses
his fondness for the General. and his de-
sire to give him Q lit In tho campaign,
but he inslsts that hs comes here on his
v responsibility. and without consulta-
ton with tho General"
NEW YoRK, July 3O.-A Tribune editorial
says; "An insurrection against all tho
responsibilities and decencies OF modern
civilization. snlisting the preIudices and
passions Of the lowest classes. needs the
rich Butler TO foot the bills as we'll a. the
reckless Kearuey 10 stir up the mob. IL
any man can como forward with . sensi-
BILE statement Of the real needs Of the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
THE SIERRA NEVADA MIME.
The Nine Opened 60 ssoekheidsrs-
The Appearance OF she New
Strike Below the 1000 Level.

At 0 o'clock this morning the Sierra Ne
vada mine WAS thrown open to the inspec.
ton Of stockholders in accordance with
the law. and was visited by . considerable
number Of interested parties. accompanied
By . representative Of tho NEws. As our
time and space 10 limited. We will not At.
tempt any detailed description Of any por.
ton Of the mine except the new quartz
discovery below the 1000 level.
This body Of quartz was struck at .
depth Of seventy feet below tho 1000 level.
II came In ON the under side Of the main
incline. and appeared TO BE- pitching some
what fiatter than the inclination of tho
shaft. which u about Is degrees. The
north aud south walls OF the shaft show q
continuous body Of quartz from where II
wss first struck TO tho bottom. q distance
Of forty feet. At tho bottom the upper
side Of the shaft appears to have cut out OF
the quartz through q small clay seam into
soft porphyry interspersed with small
stringsr Of quartz. This 10 sup
posed TO DO the east side OF the
body. although no proof Of that fact Is yet
shown. The under side Of the incline 10
still In . very lively and encouraging char
acter Of quartz and low grade orc. The
quartz and orc has not been crosscut or
drifted upon In any direction whatever.
and to say tho least. so far rs opened. tho
prospect 10 . very ilattcring one. Choice
asssys from this body have run ~ high as
500 per ton. but taken as = whole tho ore
will probably not yet pay the cost Of eK.
traction aud milling. There 10 . light
seepase Of water at the bottom OF tho main
incline, which. however. docs not interfere
In the least with the progress OF tho work.
The shaft will ie continued downward Tor
some time before stopping to put In the
400 station. although perpendicuiariy
from the surface IL Is now down 2ilo feet
In depth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30

A WoRK or ARr.-Tho members OF the
Gold Hill Fire Department have received
their Autographed certificates Of member
ship. The design WAS drawn by Mr.. Bell.
telegraphlc operator at the Gold Hill depot
Of tho Virginia and Truekee Railroad. H.
\. Crocker & Co.. San Francisco. were the
photographers. Tho certificates, taken al
together. arc attractive. MT. He'll 10 some.
thing Of . genius In such things. One oil
the certificates Is on exhibition at Dave
Thorburn's. opposite tho News office.
A BIrEn BITTEN Ar.-The cheerful por
Of the gay and festive pistol rang DOT on
South @ street. Virginia, between and 2
o'clock this morning, and from the rusl
made In the direction Of the report several
persons must have anticipated . man for
nature OF human hopes. A big New
FoundlAnd dog bit at Aurich. the butcher.
and he bit back with . bulldog pistol. but
both bites were harmless and this item the
only result Of the disturbances.
FULL PENALTY Charles Connell. the
man who got two young girls drunk last
Friday night, with . base design. was yes.
terdsy brought before Justice Moses on
two charges Of furnishing liquors 10
minors, and WAS sentenced TO fifty days
imprisonment In one case. and In the other
was fined 800 and given besides tifty days
imprisonment. the full extent Of the law.
Total. $50 days. with . chance 10 knock on
nifty days by paying $i0o.
BAHBERs' ELEcrIos.-At . meeting Of
the BARRIERS Protective Association OF
Virginia. held last evening. tho following
officers we're elected 10 serve during the
ensuing term /: President, Robert Rsuhut;
Vice President. A. woltz ; Secretary. J.
L. l.. Bergst /; Treasurer. Leo Mayer lre'
elected. The association 10 now working
ha~rmoniously.
TIE only "Honry "" matinee will b
given o morrow at 2 P. NJ. The ladies
will lie out In force certainly.
COMMODORE MUIR. tho Lilliputian. va,
. sort Of side attraction at the 0pers
House last night.
Mrs. MARY Henry publishes 8 notice In
another column. Interested parties should
read L..
To-Day the heat has illuminated. the
Thermometer indicating 30 degrees.
LIEUTENANT WHEELER Of the Coast Bur
vey is in Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
THE CHINESE EMBASSY
A View York 0pinies OF It's OhIset-
The RRvipEs OF a. Idietie Jsur.

A View York Opinies OF IDS object
The RaviuEs OF N Idietie Jsur.
nattas.
NEw YORK. July o0.-The CdmnsrsiaI
Advertiser says; The Chinese smbssry d
creating = great deal Of attention, and the
reticence Of its members has produced an
opinion In this city that tho object 10 10
hold the United States TO the strict letter
Of the treaty. There IL no doubt but thai
the Chinese Government understand the
condition Of Affairs on tho Pacific slope.
Just As thoroughly a. the people there, and
II 10 10 resolved that nc change In the
treaty car he made at present, the agita.
tors will have . fresh lease Of power. and
the community will DO kept In . continual
state Of suspense. China, unhappily for
the people Of California. who regard this
question a. 20 very serious. has the large
end Of the stick, and II abe proposes 10
hold on. II will undoubtedly complicsts the
Chinese question.
The Journal If Commsrce thinks that, ~
We imported last year eleven million dol.
lars worth from China. and only exported
three millions. u 10 desirable 10 open Chi
nese markets. China 10 snubbed and In
suited, and our treatment Of her will moi
bring about the desired result. The writer
points out how wo fattsr Japan. and then
draws . comparison with the manner 10
which the Chinese Embsssy 10 received In
Ban Francisco. The only emblem OF pow
or present was the baton Of tho policeman.
There was no riot. Ban Francisco proba-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
Felipe NssN.


There was . great variety Of opinions
yesterday Is to the size Of the eclipse poo
pie In Lower Gold Hill considering 10 nc
bigger than an oyster cracker. while dosse'
living ON top Of the Divide. says IL was a
big as . cheese. Smoked glasses were In
demand, but one old Dutchmsn. who wa
looking 1t Il through seventeen glasses oil
lager, swore he saw "more - atozen
glipses." Bill Mcfarland. the bus driver
found the eclipse In Gold Hill consider
ably superior 10 that Of Virginia. Here IN
Cold Hill It WAS cool and smooth iike Z
soft toddy, and could BE- seen without
smoking the glass. while o. Virginia u
looked dat and % and needed sveeten-
Ing, like Knapp's soda. The strongest ef'
feet Of the eclipse was upon Ophir. Ths
minute the eclipse touched the weather
edge Of the sun 0phir stock took Jump.
II kept jumping and grating until tho
eclipse was ended. starting n w. and
kicking - high a $40. Many people con.
sidsred the eclipse - something rather
uncommon. Old Saxerac. however.
quietly remarked that when hs was
working In the Tumblsbug dig
gins. South Australia. they used 70
have bigger and better eclipsss than this
T" once Q month reg'lAr."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
STABBED TO THE HEART.
Murder In the state Prison as Car.
son-Pas RIyna CsrSes Els Way
60 the Gailsws wish = Mig Hutch.
or Knife.

This mornings Carson appeal give,
the following account Of q deliberate
murder in the State Prison yesterday /:
Yesterday afternoon about 4 O'Clock
William II. Bethards. q prisoner In the
Psnitentiary. was stabbed to death by
another prisoner named Thomas Flynn.
The circumstances are In substance ss
follows: The prisoners had been
marched In to dinner. Flynn. having
been insolent to one Of tho officers. had
been punished. Bethards was on the
sick list. Captain Gannond. Of the
Guard. while standing near the shoe
shop, heard q cry OF alarm. Running
toward the dining room, hs met o great
crowd OF prisoners. who cried out that
Flynn was numbering Bethards. Just
as Gannond got to the struggling men,
Flynn was standing over Bethards stab
hing him. The weapon was . carving
knife with n blade eleven inches In
length. Bsthards lived a few moments
after the stabbing. but uttered no word.
Flynn was disarmed and placed In
the dungeon. This seems TO have
been nothing else than q bitter, malig.
nsnt murder. There IL said TO have
been an old grudge entertained by Flynn
for Dsthards. consequent upon Beth.
ards causing his arrest for prison.brsak.
ing. Al oil events the murder was COW.
ardly, deliberate aud cruel. Bethards
was committed to the prison In July.
1879, upon conviction OF homicide In the
District Court for White Pine county.
He received q sentence Of fifteen years
for murder In tho second degree. Flynn
is an old offender and an exceptionally
bad man. He IL now resting under no
less than Ave committants, nggregating
in terms Of sentence as many IN twenty
seven years. He stands convicted OF
grand larceny. attempt to commit roo.
berry, burglary aud two charges Of
prison.breaking. lie IL q native OF Ire.
land, and was sent TO the penitentiary
from White Pine county.
William ii. Bethards was bornin Del.
aware. Ho came to California from
Illinois in the early emigration. The
writer (the editor Of the Morning AppedD
knew him rs long ago as 1851 in Downie-
Vile, and was one Of his mining part.
ners there. No kinder hearted boy
than he svsr packed q blanket or swung
q pick. His subsequent misfortunes-
| misfortunes incident to q deficient train.
ing and false edusation-shall not de-
prive him OF this tribute. He vas as
brave q man as ever lived. true to his
friends and defiant to his enemies.
Many q man In Carson remembers him
with the kindest Of feelings; and we are
glad to hear that there Is . movement
ON foot TO give him burial outside OF the
prison grounds. During some OF the
earlier days Of this county. Bsthards,
under Tim Smith, was q deputy sheriff,
and q most efficient officer.
7. S.-Through the p%oliteness Of Cor.
oner Kersey We have been furnished
with q copy Of the evidence taken by
him and the verdict Of the jury. Tho
facts differ in some immaterial points
from the foregoing. but our space and
| help forbid a revision. Tho verdict 10
In accordance with the drift oil the
foregoing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30

LIoHrs Low.-very many Of our min
ing companies are buying their oils. can
dies. etc.. Of J.1J. d. Mallon. Of Virgil
mia, who offer = large class Of goods at low
figures. The firm keeps q general supply
Of all kinds Of groceries and provisions,
wines, liquors, etc.. aud their store next to
the Bank OF California Is one Of the busi-
eat places IN the Comstock.
BuLLioS.-Although bullion buying Is
not q active . business a. formerly In
Gold Hill. II Is still carried on. and the
Agency here 81 the Bank Of California IL
ready a. ever 10 receive deposits and al.
vance coin on them, or 10 purchase them
ct the most favorable rates. Considerable
still goes below through this channel.
ATTACHED. The Original Keystone
mine. Orleans Hin. Virginia Mining Dis.
trict was, this forenoon. ATTACHED for
$3.50 In Q suit commenced In the District
Court by T.. u. Stonehill against Frank
NcKeuna. Tho claim 10 1900 feet in
length by COO In width.
LocArIoSs.-Francis II. Hill and Geo.
T. Rmery have located 1900 feet In Gold
Hill Mining District, southeast from the
Delaware mine. and named IL the Detroit.
Also 1900 feet In the same locality and
called Il the Hidden Treasure.
THIS morning the wind preceded the
SUI. The breeze from the east and south
east was very hot. Happily the air OF
midday found It's usual hole TO pun through
from the southwestern and tile people breashed
freely once more.
SMALL specimens Of rich gold rock from
the schsel mine. below Silver City. are be-
ing shown In Virginia City. Some twenty
tons Of very rich rock have been extracted
from The claim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
Piper. opera IIoa.s. virx,a,..


A large audience assembled at Piper's
Omar. Uouse. Virginia, last evening, 10
-. a.. a., .nn.,r.,.a NJ osorys
N''"e.s NJ"
isignold a. Henry W IN s~hakspeAre play
Of rhat title. IL cannot be denied That an
,,.,n.,ion. hal ham raised 10 the highest
-, ,..,, =,
pitch anu tha' mueh was eAPe'"" o'"" "
the play and tho actor Of the title role.
~. NAV h.y.n wall. The rcd was run up
-, r., ,,o .,r,.,n.
10 stAteiy music Ahu "he"
were drawn = long breath OF satisfaction
followed. The people were pleased with
az. a., ,h.v ..x for th.r, stood Mis-.
w.,,a pr.hro,t =. Rnmor' who ave In a
sS.n".n,.hia n,.nnsr ,ha nroiogue 10
,hs Nav, Ths scenery here. as indeed all
hsnn,I ,ha NAV. wa, magnificent. There
h.s never besn : play enacted In Virginia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
rhs An.,sian. I'm Ba..is.

vrkxSA. July 3O.-A private telegram
states that General Phillopovich crossed
the frontier into Bosnia yesterday morn.
Ing. He was met by . Turkish Major.
who presented . document supposed TO BE-
Q protest, and pressed u upon him, but the
General refused TO receive 10 and the Ma
jor ultimately took the paper away. The
lustrisns also effected . crossing Of Der.
Dir. General ~Phillopovich instructed his
stan to show the inhabitants OF Bosnia tho
greatest civility. but to adopt the most rig.
orous measures against resistance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30

s,risrms.-The following liens on the
North Consolidated Virginia mine were
this morning being satisfied Of record II.
T.. Williams si22. J.. y. Grannord $40.
Vim. Martin sii9. W. X. Psnrose STA.
VIM. A. Kermode si6s 80. J. \. Campbell
$500, Fred Hyams sis2. y. J. Hart seOi.
james. Hart $500. Barney Flanagan s23i.
Thomas Woman $3.50 so. &. ID. MeDufie
1858 so. W. n. Smith si6s, Wheeler, Hall
4 Co. $3.50 ~, George X. fourd $40,
John A. Spencer Sis 50. Eugene Watson
So. W. II. Jackson si2j, Samuel l.. Wood
$lyT, swain a Hudson s22s 40. II. u. FRA
ser. s2iO. =. II. Scott 500. W. j. scott
STA, John Scott STA. Wilson Elder $3.50,
David u. Fowler si9I ~. These liens
we're all filed during April, May and June
last.
CoNrLmxSrARIEs.--ThAnls to the vir.
sinia and Carson Turn verein for COM
plimsntAry tickets 10 their grand annual
picnic excursion which is 10 take place at
TreAlway's Ranch. Carson, next sunday.
August lth. The fare for the round trip
h. two dollars. ono dollar TO get there with
and tho other 10 get away from there with.
leaving all the spare change you have to
ranch around with among tho beautiful
fruit trees. shady arbors. leo cream, and
pleasant teddy shops. II you think the
Turner's won't have the j%olliest and bes,
time In the world ON that occasion you are
badly fooled. Secure . ticket and 20
along.
Com MILLISo.-Thc old Sierra Nevada
gold mill i. kept busy reducing ore from
Cedar Hill. Charley Lawrence says he
has managed so far To pay expenses all The
time, and that = short time ago = pocket
wa. struck which. II IL had lasted. would
have made q ANAL fortune in a little time.
hut, unfortunately. IL gave out very
quickly. lie does not expect to get rich.
but 10 furnishing employment 10 needy
men, and that 10 something 80 long AZ e1-
peuses are paid. lie hopes TO ind more
rich pockets. however.
PERIODICALS, Erc.-MAtt. ". Gillespie
Of the Gold Hill News Depot Is agent for
the San Francisco F6si. Catiand Esa"i.s'
and hs. all the late periodicals. magazines.
and general recalling matter OF All kinis'
He 10 also authorized TO receive sneserip-
tions for the NEws. Sheet music ia
specially with Matt. Nobody seems able
10 look over tho reading matter AZ MS
store opposite foI's market without nha'
ing something wanted.
COOP Mss.-n ia anoble thing to feed
the hungry. J.. p. Becker Of the Gold
Hin Bakery does this every day, and sup
plies lots OF people with bread, too Inc
restaurant department OF Becker's esiao-
lishment. opposite oeg's stables. Is nee
place for . square meal. Try 1t n DO
convinced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
FROM HON. ". II. JONES OF WEST
DOVER, VT.

eel have be,n troubled from my boyhood with
chronic or hereditary lung complaint. Some
years since. early in thu Winter, I took cold,
which - usual settled Into . severe cough.
which continued to increase ss the season ad'
vanced, although I made uss Of all the cough
remedies I had knowledge Of. Ny family ply.
sicisn also prescribed for me. but | experienced
No relief. During all this time l was gradually
Running down, losing fesh aud strength until
my friends as well ss myself became very much
alarmed, thinking ! should waste away In con.
sumption. while IN Boston. during the Spring
following, I WA induced 10 Try wisiars BaisAin
OF Wild Cherry. After one days trial was
sensible that it was relieving me In ten days
time my cough had entirely ceased. aud was
soon restored 10 health and strength. hAve
ever since kept the ialfam In my houte. AID
whenever any member OF my family has .
cough or cold 70 10 Immediately fesored TO
No mmily should be without IT," Sold By all
druggifta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
LAYER IL KING.

The Liver 10 the imperial organ Of tho whole
human system. - u controls the life. health
aud happiness Of man. When Il 10 disturbed In
ne proper aeiion, al binds q sllnsni. are !he
movements Of the hear and blood, the action
Of the brln and nervous system, are all imme-
dlately connected with the workings OF the
Liver. II has been successfully proved that
Green's August Flower 10 unequsled In curing
all pefsons sfiiet<d with Lyspepsia or Liver
Complaint, and al the Numerous symptoms mat
result from an unhealthy condition OF the Liver
aAd rtomach. Sample bottles 10 III. 10 csnp.
Positively sold In ell towns on the Western
Continent. Thrss does viii prove tnat u 10
Just vhst you want. ~ COW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
Ip ANY DsALKR INFORMS

You that he has for sale . dentiffies identical
with or containing ingredients equaliing OF
superior In efficacy to tho.e Of soz0DONT
dIscrrdit the statement and insist upon having
that alone. Dy doing 30 you Will. secure Z
dentifrice par ere, Hence the beet IN the market.
containing botanic elements OF rare preserya.
tive influence upon the teeth, and one which
will endow them with most becoming white
ness. Another desirable feature OF this staple
toilet article 10 that Il imparts fragrance 20 the
breath. sold by druggists. yii I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30

Thrown. II Graham. J Hamilton. ID
T. Mccarthy. q 4 Mann. N Anags. l.
bradford. George sti,,, J Silvia, J N Hsr-
per, W drotA. } Crawford. y Harris. ID II
Birdssll. Captain y Stern. CA Richardson.
y Hammond. c Osg. II W BonhAm. Lieu
tenant George wheeler. W J Craig. l.
Meyer and wife. y Mcclellan. w Luke
and wife. IA Herring. n Mitchell. 7
v Julien. Miss l. Leete, W l. French. IA
Corbin, II II Allen.