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xilialss.
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Day- Sremer 3iuien or
for &fantinaperue ben beeife
% befpemmefte. Sntet unoe,
penci9t CpbOlS, ineen form.
fulb NeiIe Oper WpreI6en, 9Det
&Difbolc % uenlia Sebaneiin9.
De feffe NaSaaerer til % fra
StOrae, Zperiee % Ganmarf
aaa NIB mec eenuc xinie, bpis
tore % npe Jart0ier b1rer til
Be becffe paa SOrcen. Siucts
ter fra bpilfetiOmbelT Zteb {
Storae. Zperise % Taumarf
til Chicago for S3s for Gala
beS q Glausienius 8 60,
0eneral Msenter for 0eifsn,
30. 2 ZUutb Slart ct, Obi.
ca9U. 81.
q. Mnmnoieu, Mseut, SecD.
rab, SOpa.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
WfrS. 0briitenSuu

suffer at siere De ersce Gamer / Gal.
mar % Smssn opmGrtiOm paa, at
bun bar nobtaaet ct fort Splaa al
Wobsparr. Mit llbials IT noits Ser
til Commercial Souis." Win 8ars.
bsbolouin9 sr np % oil ielsss til Ia.
psit muliae Yriisr. Rom % unosrles
mine 8arr % Yriisr fe-enb Sc
Fisher. 06 %
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
Waliua pa Clier.

Nu sr Chen at mole Serss Suis
o. uobuie, % ben biuisits Wallns
Sc fan BRUCE sr "Shs guamsl Saint"
S9lass fun Dos y. .. &sisr, Mssut
for Sscorab 81 4
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
GiteripDraiel.

I'm flor 3isnslte pllos Den alers mig
iom tunes ltare MIG Sp!psnlng ON,
hpor | Norae mine TO Senuet, IN
Mliieu % Nnorsos NIii,r, upboIotr Ns,
,5or % Oar iibsn rsiite isa borrower "
bar llosn Sntet bert ira Dem. Die lta'
bape pGret / 8uIbimsNl9re bOs aIepM,
oabl | 9rimltub, % 8rorerm bar fs'
o8laa iener, bOet Der. Wit Spoo'V'
ltso ! Norae bar Norcre &uronl VA,
osrs. Vii Dion Stremseis (YouluI'H|
Oscorab, Soma, Il ..
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
xapet Yapir.

Seq bar n.top mootusst ct fort
Splas Of Sapst % 0scOratiouspapir
&om os unbsriss os feb forinbsu b,
paireite Menitre ialsss. Sor Os sr
Bet intel Brpbsri at pii, Dem frsm
.. 9 @.iisr, Yioneer Drug Store. 4
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
NJ. e.
Ofthe Peace
Wild Rice, Polk Co MINI,

ueiSreiSsr Siisesr ("Tttrs") }. Sdnls ~ sa"
acntrlttsr, cip.. intasisrtr SererinsH Nl
tort BARREL mob rimsIta acmmisiicn la!5T
DampfitsQeitsr til q ira 6urcpl. llmi YI'
Ter rad Be iisrre Banter I Hrr5n Srtrl5' g
Danmlri.
glgsnt for 5000 atrts ". Z. u. u. YauS'
bsiilatnps al 9rairiss q Sicclluo. bdIi9taH
| 9rlt SO. Ctts elne iRlsss raa iaTofIs
9cet 8ttinsslitr. 27-59
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
SaSmarb

mootaasr itore Woanlaonin9er al So
os Sisulsr busr Dag, % baus Butii
blir iuurt iaa opfplot. at BET n9iten
oil blipe umulist at tomms l%ubsnior
Seten. life Sale ON at faa Mnl,o.
nina til at flebs Sto ,ller Stsplsr.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
KalsOmine.

Spis It eulttr at pape paf're %
bnas.iae HraGe oa Gag. brus Patent
Dry Sized Kalsomine. Brua td en-.
gang. % Dc oil lite bare nca,i unbsl
Salsn bos =. =. @,i,r. Ns,nt for
2tcJrob. Sotua. ~ 4
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
White Lead

% WaIsroIis, Yerniisr. WalsrtOite %
al Slass Walins i itsrrs % minore
kpuntitstsr, til laueite mulis. Yriisr
for sObs 8arsr. / @silets Yionssr
Drug Store. u 4
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
1aarliae 5icer.

Dstts bsrss fra mango SoIo Der i
Bbsn. fun life Doe 9arien ; ban bar
slort flne SuotlPb tlolist msosns al.
ting par lanst billi9sre emo MI. os
ielstr e.rfOr messt blllissrs sno andre
DerfOr bar ban Osiaa quiet fulbt al
&unoer belle Saesn.
8orism lite at bslsss bam msb BET
fsrfts. 20 3
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
Mart

9pis Sc bshsuer at fisbs Ell ~"
Der" susr Sarr. MP susr 8ammsl 'aa
saa inoom til 8, Gn9beriion SnI0
onost emo isrfte alasiss WultinsE, %
Wlt a~arantsrst.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
Donavins Original
TennesseeanS.

Donavin's Original Ten
nesseeans, the famous troupe
of colored vocalists that built
the Central College at Nash
Vile, Tenn, and the same
Company that has sang to
large Chicago audiences for
thirty consecutive nights, re
Gently, will visit DEBORAH on
April LIST and present their
new and varied programme.
They desire, particularly, not
TO be COMPOUNDED with "Ju-
bilee Singers" for the reason
that they are really cultured
vocalists and present a strict
" frst-class concert. We
have before ms the most favor
able press notices clipped from
Ninton, Anamosd and Du-
buque papers, which guaran-
tee us in promising one Of the
best of entertainments.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
,tarmere 4dS bette.

Ssriom ou Dnlfsr ola sope % iolo.
rig. Yotet.r. iaa ilsb SnOplafs Yots.
ter til lloi9o, Be er be bsoifs lom i'm.
bss, fan ubolbss frit pr. Yoit til fol.
asnbs Yriisr, l ID 40 cts, BIB rs cts,
3 ID $l.00. Nnrssls:
q. .. Spseu,
% 2 Nsurp, 8ernon So, @is,
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
Geccrabspoiten

4 ScnbplS til &c pmicnSte
Eirfmldrer, or bette hummer
bet .<ioitc, Der icnSes til
DC MbOnncntcr, Der cnomm life
bar bctalf i'm Smbifriptipn.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
3ilial9s.

-Sta bar 100 aerss Sdne mar Alocua brils
fi ia oil iala. icr apniant tqer tciis hort
mob Sp,Gsneom I Dncrdb susr 9ane I @ins
nrbnt &c. I. Is. 6Sse. auptlprsns Siits.
3tecrab, Soma. 27r
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24

Donavin's Original Ten
nesseeans, a company of cul'
tured colored men and women
gave one of their ~incompar-
able musical entertainments
at Watson's Hall last Wednes-
day evening to a large aud
fence. 1t is the wish of all
who were present that they
may soon return ViHton,
(Iowa) Herald, Nay "a, 10.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
Observation-Disclosures

oil iinoe bet til lin sasn ,5orbel at be.
isae Sapparbs Sfo Butt, ba ban
bar BET iterits % bsbits Splns al Sto
% Steplsr / Oct norbIias Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
III Yrdmiebbaerne

"SIapsg sasr 8ltfettsu / Yip,rui.
FEN" Iamt "W tebsileriuoetue,A
hopts life fltre tllbaes.
ga ben i~aiiiattt 8io M sr unlebsn,
ienbts heller life "Ran9t % Wteci"
l9natrs Tom YrGmieboa.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
pseorab Os gmssn.
GueSfienefter.
Den 23n Rarts.

6ueetienefter.
Siloriorsnas 81 Waoiion Wenis.
bte pto Yaft. Brandt.
3 GaImar peo Bai. Surmo.
3 Siaparssr peb Yait. korn.
2ansireous:-S Secorub ueb Bait
Brandt.
@aihinatou Yrairis psb Yait. Surmo
3 Slsnpooo ueo Yait. 8oren.
LIT Yaaitsooa ;-0scorab. Sropreoi.
fen 81. 81 p,o Yrof. 9arlon. Sci.
mtsis psb Bait. Brandt.
8aibinston Yruirie uto Yuit. korsu
8 Galmar psb Yah. Surmo.
2osn Yanifsbue IS Wabiion We.
niabso psb Yait. Brandt.
3 9incoIn I'll. 3 gftsrm. peb Yait.
Brandt.
8lsnwooo nso Yaft &orsn.
8 Stapluasr psb Ynit. Surmo.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
MONS E. DISTAD,
g. LOAN AGENT
Sioux Falls, ID

piOhA ans
Snetrarsr Screrinatr. ttgnsr NsluTla''
iSlser Ddmpiitsbiattttr. N g3eni Ter gag
AZ "Scutbsrn" Rinnsicta Ssrnblns Gam.
u la.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24


ystrti mllei rs bebd9eltsi.
8tttelfs. Rutritttn Barometer /
fprrtat Re. for l5es itce S.ll. TAI pGrs ell.
q. q. 9tbttn,
9plunisrsS tferpdipr.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24

Gus Bursr Isu,rss irit peo 8isbsrsns
Sus fro
U. g. Sasiels Butt.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
GnIfes.

On Sfplepcli snitcs ira l,adiie irsm crer
Ill Sdrctiien. Billet mRrfts X Ceecrabs
pcitsn Srits. /
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
sfatter for 1879.

5pIssnbs Gabsl bier SfattsbsIabst, ublienet for
iibiie Nar, og buortil bet CT brugt:
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24

Gitu Gouutil.
Oct nps Bpraab bapbe tit ferits
Weos iitits Sirscas Nitsn Mapor
Bulls opIgits tit Buoltab, ct rlss,l
u~9roifnlot Document, bpilfst ui bapbs
iGntt at forsIesee bore 99isre oenns
u9s. men iom paa 9runo Of ON
itanbisb,osrns mua liase oper til nate.
SIR. Watb,r ~slsuualatss til Bp
Glsri. o. iel9snbe &ommittssr no.
nGpntss:
Siuantier: 8. y. Sawiep.
5ohu Dan, Sohn Curtin.
Fire Department Sobn 0au. y.
&. 5nuasn. Sobu Nmmon.
Streets and Alleys 3. @. Stilss,
u @uultion. 3. $. Batter. 5obn
Curtin.
Sidewalks: 3. 8. Batter, Sobn
4mmon, y = Saus,n. U 9uQifion.
Gountp G~OnpentiOnen
for Winn,ibelt Gountp aibolces Ons.
bag ben Zoe @pril 81. IL ON gftsr.
m%iooossn. for at p9lse Osl,suter til
Stoistonpsniionsn. Spnt 8oluniblp
oil blius bsrsttisst til en- DsIssat %
rsrnait til en- Sslssut for buer so
Stemmsr ufsiust for 8upsrnsr Sobn
. Scar psb icite 8als. SaaIso,s
sr Bloom1slo bersttisst til 3 Osl,sa.
Ter, WiIiturp 3 @aibinsion 2 Sad
ion 2 SrantuiQe 3. SprinshsIb 3
Galmar 3, GUNNER 2, 8lsnpoob 3
9,eorub IL, WabiiOn 8. 9incoln 2.
Ylsaiuut 3. Canoe 2. Blsnton 2 Or.
leans ?. 9lsblano 3. Sssper 4. Burr
DAT 3. Srsmont 2
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24

Iowa Weather Service.
Or. @ufapus Sinrihs Ttrt.isr
RieeasssS tisrpatiouu I Gtterab fer llstn
or nj 22os RIris 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

to represent phases of spiritual development and
their external results, which arc hardly possible in
any other country than ours" and the tragic ele-
ment in the poem is placed chiefly in its moral ana
spiritual aspects. rather than in the action" MI
1ayloI's dramatic poems are so highly valued ana
have been so recently the theme of euiogy ana Oh
critical examination, that in our remarks upon this
new edition Of them we can do no better than copy
further from the excellent notes with which his
widow in loving care for his memory ami III SYM
patby with his genius, continues her pious task of
editing his literary remains.
"Thc Masquc of the Gods" though written n year
before The Prophet is placed after 1t. because
of its connection in theme and order of thought
with Prince Deukalion' Although not intended
to lie such The MaSquc OF the Gods IS a concord.
ant prelude TO the larger and more important
work So close, indeed, is the intellectual kinshp
of the two poems that the former seems TO strike
the opening chords. whilst the latter sets in full
toned and with orchestral power sweeps through
its growing centuries. The Maslue of the Gods,
W hen 1t appeared. differed from anything the author
hitherto had sung. 1t touched upon much higher
and lofticr theme than had been chosen by him be-
fore though the poem of 'HarpocrateS' written in
1865, already seemed TO point IN the direction That
his mind and ms poetic faculty were 10 take. This
drama marks the ripencss OF the new intellectual
development which had been preparing itself in the
authors mind. 1t came after his translation OF
Faust that had taught him mastery handling
of form. and after long and rare season OF con
genial labor and study For several wears past the
volume lie 'lovcd,-tO which ne alludcs IN the
August PASTORAL the hcartful whispering
pages the ycaruing voice from the garden IN
jena and the answering voice from the park side
cottage in Wcimar,'
- the sentimental echo from chambers u Office IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

even decn TO remark that " lu fond de rideal dieu
sercn nous fat signc" BY this time, however,, his
reader must he considered as convinced, for we
henceiOrwaId meet with no other arguments than
that "un chaos est iWuf nOir du Cicl. and that
Tango pour ChTysllide unc hydro" At whom Is
Victor Hugo poking fun VIII come one inform us
from what Twelfth Century Monastery lie has
issued. with his cloudy deism and icycrcd monklsh
dreams
And tins is the strange philosopher. the eccentric
thinker who has got no further than Dantes sym J.
hOlic attitude. and whom fgrceWN ask MS 10 accept
need to plant ourselves on rock as prophets nova
DAYS when we think we have a truth To eNpound
Prophets have died ont with the supernatural, ana
only Observers and cXpernentallstS remain;
Victor llugo's case is purely Physiological, ana
there must have been some intellectual lesion m
side his Uranium The mortal has thought himself
God and announced the extraordinary lnanltes oI
his senIle I6rerits as many profound truths. l
cannot cOmprchcnd, however, why certain Repun-
lican positiviss can listen 10 them without sinll-
ing | resolved never TO touch on the religious
question in this journal end therefore content my
self with pointing ont the singular attitude oil some
GaHiiNrds among my acqunlntanceS VINO ah's'
themselves before Victor HUGO while they Try 10
hunt down God and his saints. They are dlNlh-
gcnuOus enough to eNalt NJ. lingo rs thinker,
while thinking all the time diamctricaly the onpo-
size of what he thinks. The truth is that willy
the carly ages, a ch"varr of the past utterly ipst
in our scientific times, whose real task or force ne
cannot grasp. Thinker philosopher, or saVant he
is not hut h is prOdluOus Ihctollcidn anu
king of poets. Though unai le TO think IN harmony
with th, century. hc has tllod II with a sonoious
word-inusic such as man had perhaps never before
heard. Even now. even IN these works OF MS oi'
age. which 50 diemay us, he IS SIM the same
teri BE Vulcan of hemistchs whose hammer re-
sounds amid din of bronze and gold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
BAYARD FAYLoKs DRAMATIC WORKS.

THE DRAMATIC WORKS Or BAYARD TAYLOR
With Notes by MARIE HASsES-rAYLoR. l2mo. nm
355. HOught0u, Mif1!H & CO.
The pieces included in this shapcly and well
printed volume " The Prophet" The Masquc OF
the Gods" and Prince Daukalion"-all of them
poems which will demand tho most serious consid-
Grafton in the estimates Of poscrIty upon Mr.. Tay-
iOrs place in literature. The Prophet" as Mrs.
Taylor observes IN the "NOtes." is thoroughly
American in subject and severely simple and real
stic in treatment; and those who believe that the
poets Of the New World ought 10 End their nspira-
tion in the scenes and pcrsonages close around
them. recognize IN this forcible work one of the
most striking combinations Of their theory. Nor
monlsn served in some measure for the historical
background OF the drama. " But the characters
and the plot" says Mrs. Taylor, "arc the poets
own, and have nothing TO do with the Mormons as
lie himself stated. 1t was, in fact, a trial tor him
TO find that his design was misnterpreted and that
the critics would Joe Smith in Da gid Starr
there beng indeed nothing in common between
them. The prototype for his hero which the
author had in his mind was rather the Rev. Edward
living" But the dramatic poem was worked out
without reference TO any sect. 1t was intended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
fey TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

SAN FGANCISCO Nov lj.-Ihe rumor that Union
Consolidated would not be assessed, as sufficient
ore would be raised to prevent the neces-
sy Tor ev1d proves aoe'' Of "r'T Ser
share on Saturday afternoon. Many sangune
operators consider this assessment, together VITA
the .arge amounts levied upon other lea ing Com
stocks. as preliminary sklrmIshes of big deals.
Ala continues to be- the fIvOrite spe ula ion, the
manipuD,tors making it popular by causing wide
fluctua IONS. Eureka Consolidated declares 4 div
idrud Of 30 cents per share
SAT- LIKE CITY. Utah, Nov. 13.-The following
are the shipments of bullion from tllS city during
- SO7 So; Tintlc. 1910 81: HILLSIDE. 81 600
Elv. 1897 81 Bruce x Walker, SJ.O3S 81; CnlIs.
tie. $7,O3S Is; GermaEia and Morgan. $50, $40;
Argenta, $50; total. 1921, 9SS 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

THE tribune Mining Digest has met with such
general favor among mining companies. bankers.
brokers ANA Others Interested in this branch of
rational industry. and there have hcen
il has been decided TO issue it in
revised form AZ an early day In order to include
CONCERNING each property its improvements and
present condition. suitable blanks have been pre-
pared and sent to all the companies whose adj
these blanks be filled ont aud returned
10 TIE lEBUNE at once, as the preparation of the
Digest involves great deal Of labor and the work
not received blanks can have them upon applIca
ton ut InE !RiBUNE countmg-roOm.
Bullion valued at $7J,S33 10 was received in this
city from the mines yesterday.
An official Gi- patch received yesterday from Lea l.
vile says: An injunction AGAINST Little Cher
was secured ~ Farplay The Judge now holding
court At Colorado springs mas been asked by teIe-
graph TO act promptly. The demand Of Little
Chef to open No. , shaft OF the ChrysolIte rs
AZ upcast. Il compiled with by that COMPANY with.
ont first subdulng The fire with s:e:m, mean, de-
strucion 10 the properties as il could last three
L0u;s IN the lire surrounding II. IL
is The only available shaft left them
Chry olIte should have time to per-
feet another upcaSt. and pending this. with all
mines closed and "a liberal use of steam the fire
might be held in check and subdued." President
RAYMOND, OF the Chrys0litc. received dispatch
yesterday rom thc NINE stating that the situation
was practically UNCHANGED.
Barbee aud Walker received Yesterday barbullion
valued at ~. 620 -. The bar was nearly MIRA
silver, being 99l liuc
The bullion product 81 tho mill Of the Ontario
Silver Mining Company of Utah for ten DAYS, end
ing with Oct. 81 was 500 76l %. assay value from
$50 net tons making 1903 .0Sj 81 foI tie month
During the ten DAYS 525 tons of ole were extracted
from the mine-yiZ, 125 from fourth lob from
iith. and 297 from sixth level. The POO level west
was extended twelve feet. making to.al Irnrth 4s6
feet. Tho amount of ore on hand III ore houses ON
Oct. 81. was 4.11i tons. The bullion product far
the hr,t eight DAYS of November amounts IN
S53, s22 23, assay value. "
Il. X. SOuthwick. Secretary and Treasurer of ths
CalHveIas Water and Mining Company. has been
appointed Secretary aud Treasurer of the Nav Yori
and CAInvcras Mining Company, vice II. H. Louns.
berry resi- Hcd.
The new boIrd Of trustees of the Colorado Cen.
trail Cons oldatcd have elected as officers o, The
company: Paul Lchteustein, President: U,rm
H. Batter Wee President: Paul O. d'Esterha2v
Secretary Albert krohn. Treasurer; George "
hali GEORGETOWN. Col. Superintendent.
Inc BOdie Free Press gives the bullion shinment.
from b0dlo durlLg October as follows: Standard
Consolidated, $l73037 rs; Noouday and North
Noonday, $4,000 81; Bodie ConsoLdsIed
~ .62} % scattering. $500 making totai ~
800 iot 81. The shipments of tho first ten months
o 1850 were ~. 45O. 833 90 and of the same nar;J
$40, 900 ' WIS year.
me P!a~as Natsosal Quincy, Call, Of Noyemb.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

LOCKE By THOMAS FOWLER. Professor OF Logic ID
the University OF Oxford English Men OF Le Leg
tars. Eii,ed Ivy John Moreyl limo pp Zoo'
Hlrper & Brhlhers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY NOY. lJ-P. ".

MONDAY. Nov 15-P W.
LARGO and unusually well distributed business
,.as done in mining stocks to-day There also was
-. General hardening Of prices, particularly tor the
hotter class Of shares The LeIdvllIe shares were
ali higher. CbrysoIite up to jls040J, Little Chief
70 and Little Pittsburg to 2siG2ls and the others
GENERALLY were from 2 TO cents higher La Plata
wac sDecioliy strong. rising from 10 .. OF the
Com.tocl shares. Consolidated Virginia was strong
b,,t C,l,forn,a was - cents lower at 80. re
p new 'i stcd stock Cid STRIPE BROUGHT 81
Green Mountain, Rising sun, Cherokee ail ,n w.
liar stocks were firm at full hgnre' hoo,e i'l '''.
and Coll Placer was strong al 20 cents Ur,lt
Eastern again yielded to 3G cents. but CaHYeras 20
covered 10 Is cents. and SILVER Nugget rose u %
cents The mar5et closed strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LIFE OF JOHN LOCKE.

LOCKE. By THOMAS FOWLER Professor OF Lo Gs III II,
the university OF Ox'Gtd hhsI ISmo "' nm VI BOO
ters. Fitted Ivy John MoryI l-no' ~ -'0'
Harper Brothers.
-Four years ago Mr.. II. II. Fox Bourne published
in London in two volumes OF moderate bulk the
only complete and authentic biography OF John
Locke in the English language. Ii was work OF
minute and intelligent research, directed IN great
measure 20 manuscripts never before explored; ana
il not only presented all the discOvcrablc particulars
of the life and personal character of the celebrated
philosopher. but il set forth with considerable
ability the connection of Locke with the literary
and scientific movements of his age and his relation
TO important phases of thought in our own time. \
new lite of Locke cannot he written without con
slant reference TO The lahors of MIR. Fox Bourne
nor indeed. is there any reason why new lie
shonld be undertaken except TO satisfy that craving
for compressed information which nearly all book
publishers are now striving TO supply. Locke, OF
course was needed in MIR Morley's collection OF
English Men of Letters. Professor Fowler acknowl-
edges i'm his preface that he has derived much III
formation from the biographies of Lord King and
Mr. Fox Bourne. especially from the latter. which
contains large amount of most interesting docn-
ments never before printed y; and besides tins gen
eral Acknowledgement. which most readers perhaps
interpret applying principally to the documents
there are a few passing references to Mir Fox
Bourne in the body of the book That gentleman
complains, in a letter to The 4Ho,Gtm, that he has
been hardly used and after an examination of the
two works we have no hesitation in saying that his
compliant Is perfectly Just. Professor FoWlcrs
small volume consists, IL the American edition. OF
l2G pages OF biography. followed by seventy-iom
pages OF a synopsis of Lockes principal writings.
The latter division of the book Is admitted TO
he his own, but N the biography he has made a use
of the labors OF his predecessor which the couies
sion of the preface is very far from describing. lie
has done little NOR than abridec the work OF Mr.
Fox Bourne. For the most part he mas followed
closely tie statements. the order of the narrative
the tuIus of thought and expression, and he has
copied the same quotations, from published ana un-
published letters and documents. But we cannot
better show the nature Of tins sort of literary con-
vcying than ny an example chosen at random. 1t Is
taken from Professor FOWlUs fourth chapter, and
~, = Mn. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

o. says The strike in the Cherokee shat,
yelopDg finely and the IL rich IL is n,os ID
the OH Caledonia ledge, il bear8 away
ora shaft he miners ~ the vest driit Of fba vh
tie tunnel have what they thiDk MI
same thing and this gives tL.,ss TIC
largo body of ore. On Fri'iaeum .
last week the Bellas shaft cut q 3.foot y, u
good rock. The Round Valley mines Seem 'e IN d
opening mp very satisfactorily. The ore TO-. b
mlnes ~ being crushed IN the kittlo min yti 10
Tnnning ~ excellent SHAPE II seems Is tRonose
mines Of Plumas have just commenced 10 soas ,hs
they are made off, What
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

Locke must have landed
m Holland IN one OF jH"
Autumn months 90 1853,
be n tucn about Eiiy-ODc
wears oi age. We are not
able. however. 10 trace any
~ MS movements tlli the
January OF I6s3-Sf. when
ue was present. by invita-
non ui Peter Gutueli0I,
thr principal ply ,ician Of
Amst rddm. al the dis
section Of o EOnosS which
had been killed los the IN
tense cold OF the winter.
Through Gucnc'lOu, whom
De had me. during uls stay
Iu Paris. ne must have
M3de Inc acquaintance of
The principal l.erdrY amt
scientific men at tHdt time
reading Ia or near AmstcI-
am. Among Ga Sc was
PhlLp van L,uIJOrcl, etvy
etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
MI. Fox Bourne r ninsh {:
Ia. Tor y9lD.}le.

AIl. 1 OK bourne = HMM.
liz. Tor L3UWe.
AbuGiLl he's movements
aui OclupIl'Is UUrIn !,
several aiJatIs after Ai,
departure from Euc.7ni ul
the AutImn of 1855 W.
have very htlle M!UYma-
ton. lie appears q have
gone direct 10 Amsterdam /;
bus we do no meet with
han there untIi tie follow
ING January. WnCu he was
present.. by invitation of
Peter GGeuciloD. thc pr.I-
cPal physician Do Tire Ci'Y.
nJtle dissection q 90 .i0n'ss
that had been Killed. hy ,uc
intense c1iduc.> Of Che
wIutc-. lie had made
GueucllOa's acquaintance
nix ~ seven years hn'Dre
in Pans: and iu.> TREND
snip, winch seems 20 have
been k,p, up by letter ia
tAc interval. helped hm t.
MAZE many new friend
among the doctors. men %.
letters AMI theOlOciAus !L
iTc bn v centre Of Dutch
Intelligence ana lcaruin-.
as wei a. of Du.cu COM
mcice. OF these new
friends, the mos lnpoitaut
Of al. a. TAR "a Locke WAS
concerned at any rate, was
Pan u van lin iiurPH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRAVCisCo. Monday, Nov u. 1850.
c.tur.ov IN 4or S,t,rfav ~, .iar

The Orc Mining Company has levied an assess
ment Of 10 cents per share.