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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-22

It il certainly remarkable that the
Prime Ministers Of two Of the strong-
est Roman Catholic countries in the
world arc Protestants, who were once
schooI-fellows in the Latin Quarter,
Paris. Thirty years ago the princi-
pal Of the Kellerrnan boarding-school
had two schuIars, one of whom at
tracted attention from the precocious
seriousness and gravity Of his manner,
while the other was as conspicuous
for the joyousness Of his nature. Time
has gone on and these two scholars
have made then way in the world.
They have forgotten their old relations
and their brotherIy emulation, but the
old Professor has not lost sight Of
them. He has followed them III their
careers, and to day ssss has the pleas
uIe of saying that from his modest
house have set out two Prime Minis
tiers. The oldest is Richard Wadding-
ton. The youngest IS first Minister
of a province which has continued to
be FrencIl-the Province of Quebec.
The good professor, who measures
distances with his heart and not with
compasses, is as proud Of the Premier
of the little province as he is Of the
first Minister of the great republic;
and, in quoting these two examples to
his pupils in paternal address, he
has said to them: "My children, fol-
low in the footsteps of Richard Wad-
dington and Henri Gustave Jolly"
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WHAT THE WITS SAY.


The best religion II that which will
make man sit down content to eat
corn bread for supper, Knowing at the
same time that neigabor las fat
chicken and no dog IN bis yard M
O. Picdygae.
"Mr- President, did you never keep
"a bar in connection with the White
House?u mo, Nevarts.n What,
Nevarts?n @WeII, hardly Evartsln
Burlington Ha,cteye.
"True worth, like the rose, will
blush at its own sweetness!" Goodl
Could never understand before why
our face was SO red. Hartford Post
An alibi-Dodgipg down back
lane to escape creditor Syracuse
Standard.
Laws that are broken are not worth
much Picayune The same may be
said Of demijons -Neec York Erpress.
What was it the gang saw? Tran
script. Saw dust, Of cuurse-P Picay-
une.
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TERRITORY or IDAHo,l "a In the Probate Court
county OF Boise. ~ Of Boise county l. 4,
IN the matter Of the estate of K. W. Tempkins,
deceased:
IN THE PRESENTATIONS OF THE VERIFIED
~ petition of j. d. Morse claiming to oe enti-
tied. by virtue of certain agf eements made by r.
". Tompkins in his lifetime. to conveyance of
certain property particularly described in said
petition, setting forth the facts upon which said
claim is predicated. and PRAYING for decree an
thorizin5 and directing the administrator of the
estate Of said r. W. rompkins, deceased to exc
cute conveyance of said property. 1t is ordered
by the Probate Judge that on
Monday, May 5, 1879,
at the Office of the Probate Court in Idaho City,
Boise county, l. t. said petition shall be heard mp
on his petition, and all persons Interested 10 the
estate Of said deceased may appear and contest
said petition by fling their objections in writing
And 1t is further ordered that notice of the PEN
sncy OF said petition and of the said time and
place Of hearing be published four successive
weeks before such hearing in the Semi Weekly
Mors. newspaper published IN said County and
Territory. T. S. HART
Probate Judge.
IDAHO CRY March %, 1879.
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Russian Tradition
Cincinnati Commercial.

In Russia taxes are collected in this
way: A peasant, representative Of a
district, comprising several villages,
is charged with the duty of collecting
a certain amount of money, aud it is
the duty of the people to distribute the
taxes among themselves as they like
the best For the prompl collection,
in the first place, the representative is
res sponsible, and in case of tardiness
he is imprisoned for week with com
mon criminals, and furnished with
food az the cost of three cents u day.
A district is obliged TO pay for all its
members, whether they are actual res
idents, or have gone elsewhere, or are
in the army In case a tax collector
is unable to do his duty he reports to
the authorities, then the police appear,
armed with rods, and il the rods do
not secure tie desired result the prop
erty of delinquents is sold at. auction.
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The deepest mine in the world now
worked is said to be the Adellcrt sill
yer mine and lead in Austria, which is
$3.50 feet deep. The next is the Vi
viers coal mine, in Belgium, 2,847
feet. 1t VAS sunk to tie depth of g.
$50 feet, but no coal being found, the
working is at the former level The
deepest mines in England are the
Dunkirk colliery, in Lancashire, 1924
feet, and the Rosebrdge in the same
locality. 2,4.s feet Th. deepest mine
in this country is the Yellow Jacket,
on the Con stock lode. 1t is now q
200 feet below. the surface at the
mouth of the main shalt, aud 2,935 be-
low the Gonld & Curry groupings.
The Savage stands second on the list,
and the Imperial third, both being
nearly as deep as the Yellow Jacket.
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Notice.

In the matter of the estate of David Mines, de-
ceased.
In the Probate Court of Boise county. Idaho Ter
ritory.
ELIZA MILNES. THE EXECUTRIX OF THE
n. estate of David Mines. deceased, having, ON
the 23d day of October. A. y. 1878, duly presented
to this Probate Court petition in due form, veri-
fed by her OATH praying for order of sale OF lll
the real estate and personal prop rty OF said de-
ceased for the purposes therein FORTH it is there
re ordered by the Judge of said Court that all
persons interested in the estate of said deceasd a-
pear before the said Probate Court Saturday, the
23d day of November, A. ID. 1875 at eleven O'Clock
in the forenoon a said day at the Court room OF
said Probate Court in Idaho City, County OF Boise
l. r. to show cause why order should not be
granted to the said Execurix to sell all the real
tate and personal property of the said deceased at
public private sale and that copy OF this order
be published at least four successive weeks in the
Idaho Semi-weekly World a newspaper printed
aud published in Idaho CITY, Boise county and
Territory of Idaho. L. 5 HAkl,
Probate Judge.
IDAHO CITY, October 25th, A. D, 1875.
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One Hundred (s1Ool Dollars

On the Tribune quartz claim. situated in Banner
District, Boise county. l. T. Said claim consisting
of nfseen hundred feet along the Tribune qnartz
lode; .ad you hereby required to pay us all
assessments against you on tho same and for the
publication OF this notice within ninety t90) DAYS
from the date hereby. forfeit all yonr right. title
and claim in. to and upon said Tribune claim as
provided by act above specified. GEo, STUCK.
Oct 22.-Sm.l SAM. HALLETr
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Tradition.
St. Louis Republican.

1t was On the sunny and lnxar'ent
pla MS Of Hindoostan, in the vale Of
Ca hmere, amid the regions Of the
sky-cleaving Himalayas, and on the
lotus-decked banks Of the Gauges,
that the human Imagination put forth
soale Of its widest and most beauti-
full dreammgs The country Of the
first meh was especially fitted for the
development aud play,of the imagina-
tion. The tradition, which is still
coin...on to the rusties in our secluded
country villages, that when that pc.
cuIiar tremcr or shudder known by
the name Of "live-hlood" passes over
the frame some one IS walking over
our future grave, owes its origin to
the playful fancy of the dreamy Hin
loo. From Hin,oostan it travelled
into Egypt, was carried thence into
Greece, brought by the first Celtic
tribes into Western Europe, and per-
pctuat,d by their Teutonic success urs.
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The TaImase Trial.
Oil city Derrick.


The interest in the Taimage trial IN
creases faster than interest OH bank
note In fact it is expected the in
terest will be compound at last, or
that the trial will. Oar New York
reporter is busy taking down notes Of
the testimony, and his first page pre-
sents the following appearance:
Mr.. Millard to Mr.. Bright, showing
witness q papel-" Who wrote that
editorial?1
"What editor;al?"
"That one my finger is on
(Which finger?'
"This finger"
This finger on this editer.al?7
"Yes."
"What about it?"
"Whn wrote liz"
THE finger?"
"Nn, lht, editorial
"Wha edituriaI?'
This editarial iii this paper, which
| hold up l'eftre you, which is headed,
'Columbine and HaIiequin,' on which
| now place this thnrnb"
"You want to know who wrote it?p
YES"
"Why?7
'lt's of interest to this case"
"What case?'
"Talmage's case"
"What Talmage?'
'Do you know who wrote this edit
oriaI?" excitedly
"What etlitorial?'
"The one | just showed youn
"The one in that paper?p
"Yes.p
"The one you put your finger on
first, and then put your thumb on it?7
Eyes"
"You want to know who wrote it?7
"Yes.n
Witness reluctantly replies, IL
don't know"
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MoIice.

All parties delinquent for Garden Valley Mill ing
companys stock viii please take notice that nnles
payments is made by the 10Th Of April. sui win be
commenced for rseuvery of all amounts due on
such stock BY order Of he Board of Trustees.
PRANK FARNHAM,
President
WASHINGTON KEGfRRE1s. Sec'y.
GARDEN VALLEY Mar h 49, 1879.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

HARPER's MAGAZINE, One Year, 81 90
s. 2 ii,I. npEn 2 MLEhLf. I. ..---..... A 90
=, = !, TrEn , 2 bAIAh. z -......... 4 90
me dnhEE pnohcatons, one year. 10 90
Any IWo, one year, 90
SIX subscriptions, one year. % 90
Terms for large clubs furnished on application.
Postage free to all subscrtbsre In the United States
or Canada
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NoIice.
Notice.

sHo G. ". CHASE: YOU ARE HEREBY NO
Z tined that we. George Stuck and Samuel Hal
lett. have done the full amount of work required
by the law of Congress of 1872, and amendments
to- VII.
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ehnra week in your own town. IS ontft free.
S9UUNo risk. Reader, it YOU want a business at
VII ch persons of either sex make great pay ali
he time they work write for particna to I'll.
HA..z-- st;o. Portland. Maine. lJune4 7S-ly.
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|Jaahp semi-mesklg Suorld
Published
|m,,esda YES &c, Fridays,
BY THE
|The Idaho World Printing Company
Alice il Brick Building ldjdairg aaschc Hall. Wall Street

HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER
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FRESeH chips are brought out in
shades of color TO match costumes.
such as pale blue, dark blne, tan, cha
moiS, gray, beige, brown and dark
green.
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Harper's Magazine,
1879.
Illustrated.

ihe volumes Of the Magazine begin
WIN the Numbers for June and December
~ each year. When no time is specified
u VIII be understood that the subscriber
wishes 70 begin with the current Number.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-20

NEvADA's PRosPERrTY.-Th Carson
Appeal Of Nov. Sth says In 1878 the
real and personal property taxed in the
State of Nevada was valued at $685.
2i6,OfO 49, This year the estimatels
S2S, 1904 81. an increase OF $40. 037
SO. These figures speak well for the
general prosperity of the State. aud
show that while some localities have
fallen off in business and productions
others have sprung up whose prosperity
has moro than balanced the decline. In
1878 the tax was so cents on the 500.
and the amount paid to the State was
S252, 403 50. Owing to surplus OF
funds accumulated in the Treasury. the
rate was reduced to 30 cents on 800,
and the returns this year show Sl5i.-
432 90" The difference between the
State Of Nevada and Territory of Wash
iDgton is that the latter has at least ten
thousand more people, and that instead
of y half million estim ated increase
last year. we had over two million ac-
tual taxable increase. And yet Nevada
has three voting. influential members
OF the National Congress to Washing
tons none.
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DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Thursday, Novem'r 20, 1879
THE HARsoR OF REFrdE. The Pa

THE HARBoR OF REFrdE. - The Pa
cific Coast Board Of United States En-
pineers still have under consideration
tie matter of the selection Of Harbor
OF Refuge between San Francisco and
the Straits Of Foca. Some time ago
Congress made sn appropriation Of
$1,000 for the improvement or con-
struction Of such & harbor on the
northern Pacific coast of the United
States. The Board of Engineers, con-
sisting Of Lieutenant Colonies Stewart.
Mepdell and Williamson, were appoint
ed to select the site Of the same. For
some time the engineers took testimony
in their chambers concerning the most
eligible location. Mariners. residents
of the coast, and others appeared and
testified. Each witness favored some
particular location in which lie was IN
one way or another personally inter
ested. Several sea captains testified
that in their opinion there was no lie
ce,sity for any harbor OF refuge at all.
They said that vessel was safer ont at
sea in o storm than hugging the shore
looking for the harbor. Others thought
it was o great and pressing need. After
the in Investigation the engineers person
ally took . steamer and inspected the
coast within the prescribed boundaries.
Surveys are now being made Of some
harbors. The engineers are waiting for
the result of these surveys before max
ing their report.
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TO AG ENTA.

For the bsneft Of partie, wishing act q Agents
Tor the above good.. We make the following special
offer:
90 receipt OF a SIS % order for our Jewelry, a.
ne above ocer, will send the goods ordered. and
make The party getting up the cub presen, OF any
one Of the following WatchcsI
! Pure AeyssnAn Gold iiantins Case Geneva " a.ch,
! " O.en Pace Geneva Watch.
stem Winjer.
Pure Abysslr Ian Gold Sem Winding Watch, H.
Illuminated Dial, BY which you can tell the lae
10 the darkes, night.
PureAys,lnian Silver uniting Case Geneva Watch.
Any Of these Four Watches will be sent alone for
50 80: or the Watch aud either Gents Heavy All
yssinian Gold Vest Chain and Charm. OIL . Ladies'
Solid Ahyssioiau Gold Long Opera or Opera Guard
Chain. fer $500
Ageais who cannot send the full $500 at once
can send small orders as they procure them and
when said orders shah hare amouu,ed to $40 90.
We will send the watch sRs. OF vraruEa cpAnon.
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New YORK BY A NEW YORKER The
World read Congressman Buckner, when
recently in that city. sharp lecture,
concluding as follows: New York. it
must be borne in mind. is not q prOvin-
cial. but metropolitan State She is
the most powerful State in this Union.
Her feet cannot be swept from under
her. either by the cry of Solid..South'
or by the waving Of the bloody shirt.
or by Western patent medicine clamor
for "A new way to pay old debts. No
man will DO President without the vote
of New York in 1880. and no man will
get that vote. DO ne Republican or Dem.
ocrat, who lacks solid record for hon
est money. and temper which will
make New York feel assured that he
cannot DO cnjoled or builied by Com
munists or debt. strikers If the Dem
ocratic party Of New York had sus-
pected Governor Robinson Of sympa-
thizing with tho views Buckner is re-
ported to have expressed in this city.
about fifteen minutes would have suf
feed to count his ballots one week ago
tonight"
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PERUVIAN CRUELTY.-Sailors who
have recently arrived from South Amer

lea complain Of the difficulties expert
enced by them in obtaining ber,hs on
American vessels. Although the Peru
Wan Government does not exactly pre-
vent them shipping themselves. yet the
spies OF tho Government for the slight
est cause arrest sailors on tho pretense
OF their being in the Chilean service
Several Russian sailors have been cru
ely ill-treated by the Peruvians. Two
OF them died at Callao during the month
of September, being literally starved to
death. Two vessels sailing under the
Chilean flag were destroyed by the Wal
vessel Ditario. an old steamer which
has recently been reftted and now car
r'cs five guns. The two vessels were
entirely destroyed with their crews, moi
one of whom was lef. to tell the tale.
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Read What the Chies 20 Press Say Of Ia
And Send la Your Ovders.

Toe seutihe, OF Chicago, Sept. .. sAys: We call
the attention Of our readers to the new
Of the inventors Agency. No. Zig e Washington
Street, Csicaso. VITA, the Inventovs' Agency
agrees 10 do they will do The Sentinel has sdyer.
'ise for the concern since is nrst publcat,ou and
we have yet TO hear OF the first complaint, agains,
IT,"
The Chicago Express. Sept. ST. says: {" The at,su.
iioa of car readers is called TO the adv.isemen: Of
The lnveniers' Agency, Office and rcems located
at ZIG Washington ST., Cacago. From personal
inquiry ard on re ommendztion Of the city press
we think our friends can do better when wan,
goods 10 that line. Give them trial"
The American S,ockman. Sept ltth, saws, I'VE
believe This Institution perfectly sound And respou-
s,hle, aud consequently pc sons need have no be,i.
tA.ion aaou, ser ding for what they desire"
As 10 our responsibility We also refer YOU 1, tie
folowtn: firms:
b'eus'sn Bros, i62 i6i SO. Clark S.. Chicago.
Illinois
Miller. waSner Uabiens' eek. lIs So. Clark St.
Chicago, IL
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TO The unfortunate.
DR.. GIBBON'S
DISPENSARY.

goo KEARNEY ST.
O-o rner of Com
mercisl sire ct. San
FraE cisco. Established
in 1854, for the treat
me Mt Of sexual and Sem
,inal Diseases, such as
,GOnOrrhea. 0leet,
;<trictur Syphilis
in all its forms kepn.
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Before Ordering Read the Following,
All snTs Of money TO tue amount OF o. % or over
sboa'd b. sent Nv Registered Lster Money Order r
hia'' on New loik OF ChieagN. We will bold Do r.
selves personally Trs2oasble for any rev sen, a.
above DIR. efsd- All ortsrs under Siool s,rictiy
cash. On eSlers of sle00 CT over Is co mus,
accompany isf order, aud balance. shen desired.
Gill he collected 6,tve-v but ne geois viii be
seat C. q u 10 greater distance iban so miles
Aas money received tor tnese goods after the stock
Is exhausted viii te Immediately returned Postage
sisEnps VII be ken the zane a. cash In any
sfnouat less than sl.oo
u o. ftee p az goods you not nerfe.tly sa,is
eed. rsisrn iaeu n'diAiely IN good order 40.
NC vs. Fs and wear none .
liss'Faicd Ga - 'Eae Of wa,ches yeselry 10
sisos. Nsse,tiCs ssd Nss Iayea;ssa. SEN tree on
kpn'icsttrn
AGENTS WANTED. Address plainly
THE tNvEMIORS', AGENCY,
tt6E. Washingson ST. Chicago, Oh
lis aSs6u
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90
Any leo OF the above articles will be sent by
mall frre on r.ceip; OF %
All OF this Jeweiry is OF a good quality, but, {
course, the quail depends greatly on the prise 70
Insts the 80 50 articles OF much aer aus III
and nish, besides beng heavier. than the Sc on.
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fnal Weakness. IsnpOtsncy. 7 light Losses by
dreams. pimples on the face, and lost manhood
can positively be cured. The sick and afflicted
should no. fail to call upon him. The Doctor
has Travelled extensively in Europe. aud inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there, obtaining
great deal of valuable Information which he
Is competent to impart to those in need OF his
serSices. Dir. 0IBBON will make no charge
unless he eject cure. Persons At distance
MAY BE CURED AT HOME. All com.
Hunications strictly confidential. You see no
one but the Doctor. Persons writing to the Doc
tor will please state the name OF the paper they
see this advertisement: in. Charges re asonable
Call or write. Address DIR. j. +. GIBBoN, Box
1887, San Francisco. olod Awly
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following questions:
!. Give your name and post office address
county and state. and yoar ne Arrest express once
2. Your age and sex,
;. Occupation
&. Married OF single,
8. Hight. weight NO aud 10 healthY
.. How long have you been sick1
!. IooI complexion. color Of hair and eyes,
T. Have you coping or erect gait,
3. Relate without reservation all you know
shout your case. ELciose one dollar a consult..
ten Tee. Your letter will then receive our .,trn
ton. and We will give you the nature Of Won,
disease and our candid opinion coIce ming
cure.
Conpsten, Physicians attend to correspondence
Al lesters should be acdre.sed 70 Dtsnpp..rx
i7l' Siieert street. Piilsdslphia. Pa
H. T. HELMBOLD.
Druggist and Chemist.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Sol0lEvERYWHERE.
jsadsviy
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LETTER CLAIMING POR TIE WRITER'S FATHER
THE HONOR OF ORIGINATING THE PROJECT
To the EditOr Of The Tri6une
SIR: An article in recent copy OF IHE
TRIBUNE, relating the Atlantic Cable, gives TO Mr.
Cyrus W. Field the honor of originating the work.
simply desire place before you copy OF one OF the
papers in my possession formerly belonging to my
father the Col mel John Henry SheIburne OF Wash
ingtou d. c. From The Public Ledger, Philadelphia: .
The Transatlantic Telcgraph-What was consider d.,
when undersigned first announced 1t, as perfect
possible pracucabilty. Since the successful execution
OF the Geographic communication across the Channel
England to France tie subject O the lransaiantc
telegraph has attracted more attention III England tan
ii has in tins county Having been the original prOlec-
tors Of the idea OF TRANSATLANTIC teitGraph We nave
deemed advisable at Tins unctuie TO cal t4c attention
public to the record Of the tact III crer tuat our
country may not be- pdgldIlsrd OF thAt OrgiuaI suS
gestIOn, as l. has been 80 often III OtheI cases
The following extract Is therefore made from the
journal O the Senate Of t United States senate Tor the
second session the HXXgh Congress, 10 vii: "MOn-
day. January %, lSi0-he Vice President presented
UnbbelI praylmg the aid of Government in the es-
tablIsImcnt OF Geographic communication across
the Committee OF Commerce." This IL the record show
ing that petitioners have done everything III their
TO secure me honor OF TINS great unue Iakng to
county. Why viii not COEICsS second the effort
And will they suffer il to be taken Out OF our hands,
1t undoubtedly Will be by the Engsh Government In
memorial referred To the geOsraphca pOuts are IN
dcatrd from VII ch the communication can be most con
veHieniy made between Ne"iOuhdlahd ana Ireland
the gwen the probable stCnCe of sOundlngs
DuJys without sVuhuIHss anu tHe apparatus necessary
to eject the design. The views cPn,aihod III ths me
mortal have been confirmed 10y the opinions OF some
very intelligent ana experienced seamtn nav al officers
and merchantmen; ana, indeed. upon que re1lccuOu
there can DE but little doubt OF ITS ultimate feasibility
stupcndous as the undcItaklnG seems; We are not %
oycrWoculns 10 suppose that the plan Laid down
The memorial is the best that can De devised.
JOHN HENhI -IiKRBJRNH.
HOKATIO HUBBELL.
Had II not been for the sudden death Of my father,
two years later, he would without doubt. have been
abled 20 carry into execution has favOrto project.
HrOOliml. March IA, 1879. q. s.. II.