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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-15

At wedding it was formerly custom
to drink honey dissolved in water. for 30
days, q moons age. Hence the origin
of the honey moon. An old bachelor
adds as reason for it being so called,
because it was full of SELLS"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-15

Speaking of cold-the coldest spot in
North America is said 10 be Battleford.
Canada; Battleford is 750 west of Win
nipeg, Manitoba. The Thermometer on
the slightest provocation will register
200 or 800 below zero.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-15

We no longer question the propriety
of considering vessels in their feminine
gender. They run each other down
almost every day in the English Chan
nel.i
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-15

Three dozen pigs feet in an hour and
half and thirty quails in three hours,
two residents Of Evansville, Ind, are
backed to eat.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-15

All persons having business with this Office are
requested to address the RECORD PUBLISHING
CoMPASY. We have nos shorized Agents.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-15

The following is an extract from
letter by country cousin temporarily in
Boston to his mother: "You ask me
what indications there are of hard times
in Boston. On Sunday at least ten
thousand sleighs, drawn by magnificent
horses, passed aunt's house. Cousin 10
says if it were not for the hard times
there would have been fifteen thousand.
Nearly every lady wears seal-skin
sacque, but Cousin Minnie told me but
for hard times they would all wear sable,
as they did when her mother was girl.
At the theater the other night there were
diamonds enough in the ears of the ladies
to fill cornucopia, but 10 says il the
times were better there would be no use
for gas, as the brilliants would illuminate
the auditorium. At church last Sunday
Cousin Minnie said that she did not
believe there we're more than sixty five
dollar hats present, which she says is
proof positive that business is very dull.
Uncle Joseph thinks that we have reached
what he calls hard pan. which I pre-
sumo is kind of frosted cake that poor
people are obliged to eat. because there
are so many failures. Many fashionable
people are so poor that they are not able
to raise hot plants. but they hire them
for window decorations from the florists.
The hardest case OF pure suffering that I
have seeh was at the opera, where the
swell young men, in order to economize,
were without gloves. p Boston Journal.
A queer hunchback has just died at
Rue Cuvier, Paris, at a comparatively
advanced age. who, being healthy, rich
and unmarried, spent his life in travelling
and collecting statistics on the subject OF
people deformed like himself. He left a
voluminous manuscript containing the
fruit of his researches. He found hunch.
backs most abundant in Spain, instanc.
ing small hamlet in the Sierra Moreno
where every thirteenth inhabitant was
hunchbacked, next to this he found the
deformity most frequent in the basin o.
the Loire. One person in o thousand
was, he estimated. hunchbacked, hence
he arrived at the conclusion that there
were one million hunchbacks in tht
world, whose humps-averaging 20 cen
timetres, or about inches each-woul(
il placed one above the other, make
pile 200, 900 metres high. or. as he placed
it. as high as 40 Cordilleras plus q
Mount Blancs, plus all the Pyramids, plu
all the spires of oil the cathedrals il
Europe" He formulates the theor,
that the form of the hump is in keepin
with the general character Of the sur
rounding country. He left direction
I for placing over his grave marble fac
, simile of his hump.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-15

The Ho!lister (Cal.) Enterprise re-
iates an incident to prove the necessity
OF selecting intelligent men to serve on
Juries. A criminal case was recently tried
In that town. Twelve ballots we're cast
by the jury to determine the guilt or in
nocenoe OF the defendant. The WORD
guilty" was spelled correctly in only
three instances, "gilta" being favoritt
method.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-15

AN APES M1MIcRY. following is
the story of Barbary ape: Father Cas-
aubon, famous preacher, brought up
the animal in question, which, having
become attached to him, wished to fol-
low him wherever he went. One day
when Casaubon was going to church the
ape, not being made secure, followed his
master to the place of worship, and, be-
ing good climber, silently mounted the
sounding-board and lay there quiet and
concealed until the sermon was in the
course Of delivery. 1t then advanced to
the edge of it's perch to see what was
going on beneath it, and watch the
actions of the orator. These were no
sooner observed by the able mimic than
it began to perform also, and its imita.
tions OF the preacher were 80 grotesque
that the whole congregation was put in a
state of great risibility such as could no,
be repressed. The good father was
alike shocked and indignant at the ill.
timed levity of his audience, and began
to administer some severe reproofs; but
seeing all his efforts failing he launched
forth into VIOLENT action, accompanied
by loud vociferations. His frequent ges
lures the ape did not fail to take up i'm
mediateIy with no less animation thar
that which inspired his master. And a
this apparent competition of the two in
dividuals the people burst into roars o
laughter, and when the animal wa
pointed out to the pastor, though highl,
exasperated, it is said he could hardl,
command his own countenanoe while b.
gave directions to have the ape removed
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-15
THE RECORD

Is delivered In Phoebe and Bullionville at 25
cents per week, payable to the Carriers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-20

1t has Ec1n itrnIontlg asserted ihai Akxsr.
dIla was the uost rchaIli1u4 nn a tha u,ts
unrec0nstrrGtca city il the South. The lir,t
Iart 81 THIS ASK r'iOn rclatcs to tho jaa;, and is
therefore naltnr uG little NJ 10 lmrnrarca.
The pIrsant aud fuuia iri VIA. Concerns tic
city utw. With regard 10 the Latter pari, hos
ever. IFS nntTuthtrnCss was plainly 4; III m
strated yesterday, when The Mayor tic titv
Council, the ,ihc r. If Tho muticiral ucy.r,,-
men', two military aarnpGil;cg, and about o.o
half tho people 81 The city went 10 Wcs,inr.
ton TO hhGw their Loyalty t. ihn government,
and do honor 10 ;hc memory Il man who had
fought against thea. Without any prfarranre.
ment Alexandria spontaneously Diet smianG to
let the rest of tho Union know that S, far as
hhc vas concerned The war was over, ard that
sto did all that was in her power 10 execute
that determination no oae who saw tho crowds
OF her pcoplo who poured iato Washipetop bv
railroad tEains and steamboats,, and who new
the feelings tbs: ac!uatcd them, cnGcriains
d0ub'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-20

RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG r. r.
Tho annual meeting CT the stockholders Of the
Richmond aad Fredericksburg Railroad Com
pany was held in Richmond yesterday. Tho
rcport Of the President shows the earnings for
tho year to lave been $3l7,032; expenses,
$lGl, 975; net earnings. Sl55. 056-Rhich cx
goods that OF tho previous ycsr by the SUN of
1851 80. Iho payments Gu account of interest
On bonds aBd dividends ca guaranteed stock
amounted 10 $lCG, 1891, leaving not croft
Il 1868 SO against $i2 3SG.Gl last year. 10
pursuance Of tho resolutions Of the stock hr lders
ID JUG, 1878. drociog there should be an ar
!ao2ciaent with tho Potomac Steamboat Com.
pany 10 run ty steamboat day limo between
tluaGilco and Washington. q contract has been
entered into between this company ard Inc Pc,
icrlac Steamboat Company, providing f the
constitution oil swift igcn steamer for such
service. As Indicated in tho last ANIMAL rcA
port, The steamer 10 be furnished, besides kav.
irg aripc acg2n MGIat!o1a IGE Dassensc7s. wi!!
b. cspa5le Of carrying postal, sleeping and olh.
CT csls. All ct tho old ofiic r. CT tho conpIGy
were ro-ol:c.ei except Ms. Monca.o Robinson,
ir.. enc OF tho board Of directors, whorasgaej,
and hlf. A. 6. BiIi!a, 0! phtisdcIphis, was
oh152e il his p2e,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-20
COMMUNICATED.
siTG:nin Military and the TEsoInas
Statue.

Our ncighborng city Of Washington loves a
| sonGatl3n, AID mado tho Elpst yesterday OF tho
! inaugural on Of The s.atu, Of the la,o Goucral
Ihemas. lid Thomas been north.ra mno,
| AID Tho monument erccted 81 no!ihhrn soil,
~ should be Efr from even All I'D roc. criticism
| on CilcrinR 80 brave 3 soldier lilo tribria IN
| question. Hut i:ioinea wgg poi "a northern
! Wnu. ll} Was BORA and ie,rtd IN Vuripia.
| ard W.'ci The t:mo a trial raRlo no adhered TO
her ci!cil!icf, atsl lifted his ann against tho
| mother that bore him. i'io morn gallant and
mcftorlou1 EIa ucSvices to the Federal cause
duilng tho war tic more IS mia conduct TO he
adhered oi all isu3 llcBrlcd Fireiniaus, and
INC moro verify li1 IL ct 4 statue Mt the hands
| CT his Into associates. tho mere Cause have wo
to refuse SO lar to honar tho renesade's M NJ
cry ~ 60 Do present at l;H inauguration. And
yet FifSlGla military coDpaulcs assisted on
ms GchasHa They ought to be ashamed CT
themselves, cV@ty campany and cVtry man
10 every oainIa9y ought. thus 10 pay respect
10 o1o who fought against; his own people, ard
aided IN the sutlusaiOu OF the State that eayo
illm br.h. Let tho Press speak tho sentiments
OF cur people on tho subjcc', Let all thought
III! anu IlEht minded men utter q rcbuke.-
AD0Vo al! lot our noble Womer, whose henrts
=. A'E'tt guy SfCIyHuSIo buCu
thing ought Eot TO be, and wc shall not again
BE- 80 offended For ourselves, if tho bloody
caasm il to be b,iigcd ty such demonstrations
from southern moi; if the era of coed feeling
can o5ly return BY their participation in what
is 10 all intents and PURPOSES slur upon tho
monory Ct Rob;r; f. Lee sud his comp patriots
Who lett tho cid service, NO aro willing inde6-
Lltciy TO postpone the reconciliation A, N. v.
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GLUTroEr.-A retired ply siciaI writes: 'Hoy
happens it amid tho lasting cry against drunk.
onness, wo n evcr hear word agsne: its sister
evil, Rlut!ony? .hink can assort that. IN
MY long practice. three have died among nv
patients from oVer-est;Dg where one hiss died
from drink. Whence comes spopleSy, psraly.
SIS, dyspepsia, and host OF other diseases but
from 100 much end too rich food, taken under
Inc most lmprudent circumstances And vet
we hsve heard OF 10 society formed 10 prevent |
Inns growing vice. q man ests until he drops
down and expires with spoplo1y by tho road. |
SIDE, whom up comes tho coroner with Jury of |
tWelve good mel and true, who pronounce |
Vefdict, Died from Intemperance." So no did: |
put what hind of intsmpersrce wss it? Rave
ncsrd moro than one mnste in the pulpit e1-
paslate with CREST vohenence against the sin Of
lhtampersnee, whose very appearance wss proof
positive that In WAS prn.ominantly guilty of
yultoEy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-20
sAehnndoaa valley Railroad suryo,

shenandoah Valley Saiircas e.
1ro".at-Earc-Eear H!lreI 'ey
lCoIresponpencs of tho Alexandria C:...
FlsuERsVlLLE. Va. New. 10, ls7q-Ts
Faocot survey fer the Shenandoah VaI)cv r,a '
road made to this p'sc,, is thus far proDonro,l
the best route that hes yet been lup, end w
genera! impression is that the roai will be bn;i.
to lntersect the Chesapeake and Ohio AZ ,t;'
point. Tho present survey passes Wsr..s,
Cave. New Hope. ana thence up VIVA. j. knos.
as the Long Meadows. The damages tbron"l
tho latter county, should i: be butt he,e viii
be considerable, as it passes through Soma -,
tho finest lands in Augusta county. Tina r,r''
being accessible, requiring but little work ,,t
light grades, and the distacc, supposed "a ;.
less, cay induce tho company to ac,fn, w.
route regardless Il The damages. Iha w.:
tcers have surveyed l!co to Waynosbcra "a
VII also ruo lice to StauGou, though il !. n.,
supposed they will so to tic latter place III,
polot CT Wayrcsbcro tsi5g Iloro sccass;bs
jhe almost unprecedented drought ,hycusS
which wo have psse9a was ?sr;ialiy rslicycSlr
asiSht raln or Monday night, though not ST.
| clent to 60 much good. From n.csa,t nrrs
poc'a. wheat vii! certainty adyaGoe. Tho c.n,,
| Tor EtEi year Hauat necessarily &c short. nup;,,.
to TIC Drought. Tho rH:u G;0n ia This Scc.;,a
strange Ia say. ~ very good. -.0iie isrnrrs -
alsZ:rg as mIci; as aiytq bushels per acir. RI,
hsy crop gea short, and those who were lor,m.
nate 2cCu@n 10 mako Fur1!tta nrc r,n,ig;~.
lire prices, ard thc prevailing craiqr - ,h,;
! pre- a W.! &iva1ca iatrG IL 70 winter.
| Niue. GnSitiy Is ttis by ictiicDis cl H.,
| nciEhao:hl0i or acovuot ct tcccas ii,cs. c.r.,I
by tho passing traias Many 5aila hav, hsrr
burnt aud iluihec destroyed, and il la hs;'y
occurrence 10 have . ti:e alca5 .Ils rai,ycsI
| which. IL this dry Wildly wea,her. u cyc-r1
laGly dangerous. The prcaiaa7i Q! the corr
psng shcnId ordc: every procau,oa 20 to tslr
TO avoid fire escaping from the aceincs.
a large hlsck boar vas killed ia this pcish
borhood last Saturday cvr1irg, 10 what Is
known ss "Goosc Creek" il siel.s Of Tinkir.
SnIi1es Church, bV Mr. DaWi,. Conner. H.,
bear came from North mouutains, End VS.
making his wny across the Vhiey to the nIro
Ridge. Tho bear was lying n the creek ian
ping water. AID Mr.. Coiucr stopped up benin;
him and put bino buck shot in hi; head, iusi
back OF tho car, which ended Bruias txjslcur,
then end there. lie hal been shot a. s,yrnr
times ca the road, but without effect. Con-
ssderabla excitement prevailed. and tic bear
chase was all the c>nv; r'ation for awhile.
The weather has gotten much colder with
tho appearance of SNOW, which wo hope ma,
be delayed for some ,imo yet. ScRlpror
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klILoGGs ALLEGED RRlgsnY.-Bsfbro

KEILoGG's ALLEGED BRlgsnY.-Baioro
the afnato sub Committee of investigation Into
tho Kellogg 2Hoiicrd eonicatea election cas,,
III NcN Osaaas, yesterday, Bernard Williams
Eas r&c1'2i, sn3 testified that jim L,yis paid
ila ray 10 Washington, and While ia Washirc,
toD GoF2ra0r Kellogg gave HIN s!l the Money
ne wanted. Kellogg instructed the witness to
oitcr h!ur:ay 5000 to 60 10 Canada and not
ttsill?. II an5Eor TO Senator Cameron 3 cuc,.
lion rs 'o vi, Hal present When kellogg told
witness IN Offer Murray IS. coo. pitncss rcnlied,
''Noi2d2. Iou don't think ;hat vhcn a man
does thaf a2:t o; Eus;ucs hn ia foolish enough
10 hav2 arybody Ercsan:? jim Lewis and
McT!:G Hlais9 tiled to keep mo from COMING
bo!o:3 :ho eon'Ti.iGe. Lewis said wcuId b.
wall ph!i ans! they would sand mo awav,
Ma'S9 s'nt ;oT rs three !inas last Sauyd,y to
c3Iao 30 t!.o CT 't3m i;Gu.c. did 10. cn, tc.
fans2 ".s.nt:aid thcy wcut kill me. an
;al.'in&: ;iat il ;!:;: gcno would not row m
shve. Grosa examination By Scua;0r Came.
700 de7c''a2(' the fact that witaess had been
IN the Gonic,israto army. ks'l deserted, end Tas
captured and punished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-20
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

AZ the Baltimore Stock Board ysstoriav VIZ.
| Rnis stocks showed o lsck OF sustaining scrc.nt,
Inc copsols sold at 81 to So, closing EG!s55.
against t69a57l, and 10 is sold ut ~, closing
s"1ae1 against iiaala on Tuosdsy. Tho cnupous
mI,o l6Hc'ion Deter and Chased az bid, after
saos a. Sit.S2 Manassas Is sold q! II. nrl
Closed III .7ii. "'
1h@ HURrLUS ELYR"uE.--A dispatch lron;
washington asys that any expectations of !.,ryo
purchases q SIX PEI cent bonds by thu Secretary
Oh mo Treasury at tho coso If tho presen: month
a'o net likely to bo fulfilled, Whiio tho ,.siiy
t:: pts are largo enough TO warrant the proi.
Slllty ot an apparent surplus sryor lhea .in,
Loi CctoDer' there aro spo3in! Disbursements iDr
pu n;sn ana interest 70 bs :nsdo This onati
which will require abou! ten .uillio6s nt dollars
10 meet them. Tho net surplus ayailsb!a i2r tGo
purposes ol The sinking iunt il :.u. lit.ly t, -
coed three millions of dolsra.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Noy'r. 4),.-'.Ao re-
celple Of grain havo increased Elou, is sles.l.
and nrn,. The ctIstings of Vyhcg. amounted !,
2aJO bushels, snd ssas wcra made ri I3D =,
l3o. lao. lll ld3. 1d4. Id aud $50, ss % 1u.Ily
Corn Is scarcely 80 firm; old Whitn ao,d 81 -;
yellow a. 80. and new at 50, l5D bushels OF q, =,
brought IS, 40 ard d. End GIG buaha!s Ct ,,.,
were withdrawn. w"
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MhEKEr 4 .
Oierings of 40 head OF Cattle all OF It r. j."
sold 6! 2ls4!c per h. IU) Sheep @n'cG "c''
sold at 81 ad!c per lb for old She Hnu i;nn',',
for Lambs. Twelve Mich CO.. ,s ~, ana DC as' =,
e:ch. Market brisk 10 Sole ~ |osf"
,o! BadITlaoE r. hovsmbar a)-vrsinis {. de
RES -: pss! dne ' eor ed G5s; do second Sc
al Cotton oa' ddling l2ial2I Flour I 0l fra
s m,taou1 lena. G;hangg Wneat-Soulhern aust nri
s sisbs, WIN s' receipts Western ssross NJ"
20. Ioo.' .ern rad la5a145; do s1nber IL.
I.;nta NJ ~ lharyland-I:o bid No 2 Western
1sE req spot end Nov l40!slIl; Dec N$}s
bio b. i'm 117s1aSi Fob 100. Corn-Sorthern
Esssso. western e,asier and dull; Southern white
NO. No 90 yellow 52s5G: Western mixed spo. and
i'ov o!s51t; Doc 57ts6S; Jan 5e!s5s3: s,osm,r
no oia. Oats higher; southern Haas; Western
maHe aIs45; do jyed d5aiG; Penns 47s43 Ryo
Ina Ia. at 1osoo Hay unchanged Coffee quiet
1 ania without change. Sugar quiet; a soft re-.
ioa' "hskey firm at l2!a$1 l3.
NEW YORK., Nov. E0.-Stocks weak. Money
Z. Flour quiet. Wheat quiet, Corn ouio.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY DY
HDGAI3 SNOWD-ENs
THURSDAY EvsN'G. NOVEMBER &
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dcmncrtiA. Aid ih&t "aoHef h''HE nF'i's" ~
aVlilcd hm"'l u! yesterday i opportunity l"
roncw 'is ;''irs'Ah"' u INC Ta"''A'' "h- |" "''
tempt &" via Lack th'ir i"F"r. iio "2natu l"
boIi'aa 10 u" ihc WJfS' u' "ii c:'i'e3' III" ING
southcFn ieDci!ino S'fso Imam any tha1 hHu
ever prcfoicn II. ll' n'an' az u'rfoVehcl'
nnlilney, On" cu' Il Illo9 ATTACK upon lic
South, :od thai, Too, TO "a all iltno1 1T least
ono hal oil when hailcd from th3t HecGlcn. Ard
which attack ne knH" ""uh: 10 hcard o. ~
avaIy man in thG Su.h. liz a!asCi thas b.
cause a man Vas cducitcd at West i'Gnt at
the r%p,Gsi Of every Stale in SO lIulon lio was
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-20

COURT CT APPEALS YEsTERDAY.-Hcy W.
commonwealth. Fully argued by Samuel III.
l'aso Tor plaintiff in elrir end submitted.
robert N. Hughes and Henry G.. Coko wore
allowed TO practice as counsel in this court.
Inc foindexier case, which it was tboncbt
you'll b. up for consideration in a f.w DAYS n'
las been laid over owing to the sickness Of Cnl'
John Is. Young. COUNSEL for Poindeytcr. i
Will DO considered during tho term, but NOT for
some time yot. ''' 'o'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-20
Arrested.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 20.-Tho Gaz.ttc lruh
Milwaukee special dispatch, which says
Tio arcs: Of Charles G. Bos;c. book keeper
OF The Wisconsin Fire and Marine Insurance
Coppapy's Bank, is the sensation ct the day.
The amount OF moooy stolen by BcsSo carrc
fell short of $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-20

Tho display made by the Virgiuia volanleer
military companies in Washington yesterday
was exceedingly c7cditablo TO them nnl tho
State from which they came. They marched
and executed the vcritu, eVclutions wi.h the
precision Of veterans, and presented ncat and
handsome appearance, and won tho admiration
Ct ali buholders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-20
SNOW El0rspl.

OswEGo. N. Y, Nov. 2O.--Thc blic8u,
snow storm with stiff wicd which cor,mcc,.t
lass Sht continues this morning aud fears ~,
entertained f. The safety of vessels ioCw1 I,
DO o1f The schooner Samara. loaded with
corn from Toledo for this Port, is Reported
ashore at Pert Coiboruc, ard nearly full q
water.
Later dispatches give The names nfscytrslys.
sois which have heen driven ashore, snd mu,a
damage has hoen done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS

MANSION Q; HoUs'G. -Jahn Z Jahas, Rich
T no II l. Pax %. Baltic; . G Psxson, Dc;
H. ~ " w hi;;cgGrhb, Richmond j. W. Sykcs,
1nSoioSleal seminary Ghss ShackleIord, ".
, IoNIli!Na.-Julius Graham, SnicknrsvilIc
S - "a ir,loacoe, dc; j ii Mhholen. VI; Caas
u u oTauIcg, Eauqrlcr ; \ Campbell, Nd; A G
wye Aou!ouD; T \ Smith, iayma,koI; L
,Ti.H,tmore, tauquier; j IL iiummeIly. Hcnrd
itlI VI JOIN s Powell, Occnnuan.
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Violent SLOrnl.

PROVING ETowN, MASS, Nov. Ca violent
etorm with rain has been ranging hero fer scy.
oral hours: a schooner. with both topmasts an!
main heads gone, and tho rigging entirely STIR
pod from her mainmast. is at anchor in tho =
Dor. Tnero ls also New York stosmeri- "N,
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Law IN RUss1A.-Oo the 18Th uIi;mo tw,
,,,r.n,, y,
ro,'o"' "'i'0at'u p''oi' '"o Il. "s!S'i''' o' inc
po.!c' court oEo ei "h"m' clViIiap' "aa on"
Vci0pcd from head 10. loot 10 laGdRgCS, while
tho other wore the cay uoiiorn # u Guo,]
oG;c,r "IIo,y o}ioo ~ ,,o,.;,,u,. ;,,,:~.1
''''.'' '''" WV" ''''n'"!S iiquiteu
inc MAGISTRATE addressing Ih' bandaged ladl-
vlduli. " Who ca1 count them up" replied
tho latter, iii scarcely afiicu!at3 Gc,2nts. "Aiy
lowaI Jaw Is &isi0catcd, NY uuaa tern, 0nG cyo
kucck. i cut, NV ku!l fractured f,. ,yI;si nr
as good Us gone. my left cnr maugoc, aud nv
arn laFicd. "Ncll. buI ahCu. hng often ?"
urged the magistrate. 'tlrst lie III raa about
SceGn ttn'S o. ii.n ncss; ira Wal The basiaring.
Then hn twisted lis BANDA in 10y blaid ard
too cut Ole whole wiSka;. Itcn nc stiuak ne
on iE0 car with biz fit. Then !,a hit rlo NJ 0ut
fifty times i'll the isc.' "rar is 10 say, he
Administered fifty cuffs 10 sou? 2" There Or
thrr?af oata.
At ITO g3rcck1 cuti ohlaiv@d the mrg-
i&tra;e' na"n& haatj calculation on 'E'a paper
mldro nm !''AE inaEH' 'H:e'fY on2 roubIc. y
h4t, inf y u i"k'' what ABOUT niy skull end
',:' T yrs ana NY !" MY ora, ieo, ~
VI, ",,"oi;.' 'Vt ~ '""'' W. hl9G'EH 10 ao'"c
Don exotic y0nS>li II reckon II all M IL
dua tliit. L1t INC SCI; l"'lf G)prckI Tor the
tiiiriy copccks jrr fro arm, 4" Air.
brief raus'. "lsihcfc ANYTHING Csc ," "Aud
my eye. 'Aii, yes, quite light; i lorgot tho
eye. Let u 49, *a2 Hcscr ,coreeha !or the eye.
10y 'o''i "' 10 o"c iouo'c 'Er'y Two corieks
,h,. Inin,',ior, - ,: a'n'"E S'aVsS 'oHafo
ununccd ,r,t.rn, ..E,r ,,,r I 40 p'"-
,rL H. 80, H., 'u'' ;'"tE th'S HHn
'n- "'i''R "''h St''Vrn' hA"ll7 Karin you will
nave |" "a? 'hh 'tn'l' irrly Two and 4 half
cop' cS3' 81 <" 10 ir"n1 10: imo days ana q
tat.
Pulling tut il ra..f. tho Officer haLl,i two
rontlc notes 20 III. m.ris;ratr ,voio;,,;n wv
.tTbcrc 10 ~, no.t - ,.i oS, :A"tiiuIes
,ro t, '"'" - ,A,h "o"eI prison. there
niG '"o 'ouDNs' y"G ca' give the oAanea TO the
usher oi the court ,hr dram. II. address,
lnE tho plaintiff, II had known What it COST,
you hound, would hago given you something
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Dead,

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov. 2O---.Is- ,os Oh, ma,
"a years. ono Of tho oldest. il NO. ,ho "v .,
man in kentucky, died at L. ,ne,nn t%,,
morning. N'nh''" SoslF'"y