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Mortaiity Report.
fcT ne week ending May IS. 1881. made by
:. X CALDWELL, Superintendent of the CITY
Cemetery. cfhce st the Chapel City Cemetery:
May SIS. Taylor, AZ years; Illinois Lee Hoon,
81 years; China.
May 25-Ah wah, IS years China.
May % Elizabeth B. sauze, II months and days
May 27-Ah Lee, 10 months; China.
Besides the above there was brought here for in.
terment the following:
May IS Mary oous. SO years; Germany.
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RESTAURANTS

siesfried tt Brandenstein-No 21O California
street. P. q. Box 2l63.
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Original EtalInn Rcstaurant-No. $40 Clay
RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.


Davis IS Kclioge-Pioneer Manufacturers OF Cape
Ann Oiled Clothing, Hats, Covers, etc. Importers
and Deale in Rubber Boots and Wooden Goods
No. 81 California street.
Tie GUtfa Percha ard Rubber S!anufact.
uring OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Rubber Goods
OF every description. Patentees of the celebrated
"Ma,tese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose. Corner
FIRST and Market streets. J. w. Taylor Manager.
Goodyear Huber Co.-Manufacturers OF all
kinds of Rubber Betting, Packing, Hose, Springs,
Boots Clothing etc No. 577 and $40 Man ket street
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory
ARTISTS.
ARTISTS MATERIALS, urc

Honseworfh-cstieiun and Photographer, No. IL
Montgomery strest- Established in 1854
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BORN,
DIED.

bLRN.
Sacramento, May 30-Wiie OF F. W. Valentine,
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ToBAcco AND CIGARS.

TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Gee. LoeinIs, Plaza stores Successor to C. p.
Van Setback Il Coz Importer, Wholesale and
Retail Dealer in Imported and Domestic Cigars.
Depot for celebrated brards of Key West
Cigars "Old Judge" Fragrant Vanity Fair"
"Caporal" Cigarettes and Tobaccos Pipes and
Smokers Articles generally; Yankee Notions,
etc. Nos io6 to 40 Kearny street. opposite thu
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream. etc., go TO
HENRY FISHER, No. sos street, between Filth
and Sixth. fe23-lm
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For the Best and Cheapest Meals Ii
the city, go TO HENRY FISHER. fe2S-im
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YuyHIS PROPERTY Is SITUATED u MILES
north of Single Springs Ii Dorado coun, V,
California. A shaft has been sunk 40 feet deep,
developing ledge feet wide of good milling ore.
1t is proposed to erect hosting works, and sYste-
matically open the mine by the most approved pro-
cess The Company is Incorporated, and offers a
I'm ted number of shares for SALE for the purpose
of a working capital.
The company has placed Thirty Thousand Shares
in the treasury for this purpose, Ten Thousand to
be sold at 25 cents per share ali the money to be
expended in developing the mine, when it is expert
ed that the developments will be such that the
manning Twenty Thousand Shares will sell at 81 per
share, and the proceeds be applied to build suitable
mill and plscine the mine paying basis.
This mine offers superior Inducements to any per-
son for investment, and is Sacramento and oper
to inspection to any all persons before investing
The company owns ECO ltneal feet on the ledge
and 160 acres OF land adjacent t. the mine; plenty
OF wood and water, and every facility for working
the ores cheaply.
shares can be scared or above terms,
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STEAMER ASHORE

CAMpBELLTowN tScotlard), May 30th.-
The Anchor Line steamer ashore about a
quarter of a nile north cf tie Null Of Kin
tyre lighthouse Is the Macedonia, Captain
Martin, from New York May 19sh for
Glasgow. She went ashore at $3.50
this morning during . dense fog, and
lies on rock in a bad position. All
the holds and the engine-room are full Of
water. There IS not much chance of floating
her, but if the weather keeps fine number
OF cattle on the main deck may be saved.
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WHoLEsALE GaocHRs.

Taber, Esarber "a Ce.-Importers and Wholesale
Grocers, Nos. los and ITO California street.
Weiiman. Peek sx CO.-Importers ard Whole
sale Groeers and De lers in Tobacco and Cigars,
Nos. 126 to 1872 Market, and No. % California
Root Il Sandersen-Importers and Wholesale
Grocers, No. 122 Market street. and 10 California.
SACRAMENTO RECORD-uNION.
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For the Choicest, Freshest, Uon.e-mad
Confectionery, all kinds, at lower prices shan an
other house-wholesae retail-call at HeNR
FISHERS fe25-lm
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THE TURBULENCE IN IRELAND-EA BAILIFF
STRIPPED By WOMEN AND TAEEED AND
FEATHERED.
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PROSPECTUS
Bullion Hill Mining Co.,
OF FL DORADO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
Incorporated March II, 1881.
Ieo, eco shares Par yalue, 81 Each.

OFFICERS: T. D. SERVER, President; j. q.
CoRBIN, Weep esdent; N. E. GATES, Treas.
urer; J. H. DowNER, Secretary; DAVID
DAVIS, Superintendent.
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Drink Halls Pepsin Wire Ritters and
be happy and content. Cures cy=f's7sia indiges-
ton. Absolutely pure. nF25-u
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Germany.

BISMARCK And THE HAABUkG QUESTION.
BERLIN, May 30th.-Oa finding his annex
alton des igi resisted by the Hamburg Senate
and House OF Burgesses, and by the Reich
stag, Bismarck quickly concluded treaty
which leaves Hamburg ia possession of its
coveted free-port privilege. The only change
efftc ed is restsiction to the smaller end of
the privilege hitherto extending over the en-
tire Hamburg territory, but as the area re.
tanning the privilege is large enough for all
purposes Of International commerce, every
thing really remains in statu quo, except that
the docks, warehouses aud factories depend
emit upon tariff immnnities must be trans
fsrred within the diminished free-port dis
trict
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LADIES
PHOSPHATE SOAP,

vhyEo DESIRE A CLEAR, NATURAL AND
w Beautiful Complexion should use
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LONDON, May 30tb.-Tbe proposed meet
ing in Hyde Park yesterday to protest against
the arrests in Ireland, was postponed, Parnell
having recommended that it be deferred until
the House of Commons has voted on Justin
McCarthys motion to censure the Govern
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LONDON, May 3esh.-Fc llowipeisth latest
betting for the Derby: to on Perigrine, 5
to against Iroqdois, to against Geolo-
gfst, to against Don Felano, to l against
st. Charles 5 TO l against Barrett, 5 to
against st. Louis, 10 to l against Tristan, 10
to l against Lord BradforPs Boycott and
Lewistone.
The jockey, Archer, will ride Iroquois
only in the event of Lord Fa)mouth's bay
colt, Great Csrie, not running.
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ANOTHER ARREST,

LONDON. May 3Oth-A farmer named
Lynch, of Kilronan, Ireland, has been ar.
rested under the Coercion Act and conveyed
to Galway.
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TIE FoLKETHIEG AND THE LANDsTHING.
CopgsHAGyN, May 30sh-Iu the Folke-
thing to-day, members of the Left declared
that the result of the elections rendered
more conciliatory attitude on the part of the
House towards the Landsthing impossible.
The President of the Council replied
that il the Folkething adheared to its present
attitude the Lsndsthirg would probably be
no less resolute. This is considered to iudi.
cate probability of another dissolution OF
the Diet.
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LONDON, May 3Otb.-In the House of
Commons to-day, the Under Foreign Secre-
tary said France admitted searching Brit
ish schooner at Tunis; that the result was TO
be regretted, but the misunderstanding would
not occur again
, 1881-12-13

DRAMATIC NOTES.
Fnte Ctoxton, who hRs boon Ia retirement for
two months or 90, lnado her roappeasuuoe Inst
evenlnR Ut South Nurwalk, conu., !u tho laohsy-
u,oso ".rwo Orphaas."
The Emtua Abbott company will not giyo
their new opera, "'rwo Cavaliers" In this city.
1t may do tu af1ali paces. hit thoy concluded
Chicago w,ls u listlo too larRo to "try 1t ou."
Gustav Won sIoser. who Ia tho author Of many
pnpuIMr cutnedlcs, will soon visit this country
fur tho purpose Of obtaining copyfRht Ia tho
representation OF bis playa IN tho AmeFi can
stuse.
Now York adv!oes state that Robson and Csanc
hive shelyed "Twelfth Might" for good. and
during tho rena!nder qt re season VI! sonti,le
taenselvoa 10 sour nache!ors" Ana "ehafps
aud Flats"
Tho llrst burlcsaus on "pattoneo" " ia ooinK
produced IN New York by nllnstrel COMPANY.
ins trsWwSs.h w. hk is s Wv eoasss S saa not at III
funny. In fAGt, att,ut tho an1y traI!spost!on nt
ths ttlo OF play for nurEoses& & o. nnftoS5aao i 5G,
KsmIle Ia .ho days or Arl!nstea's Mns,rst!s !a
lhis city. loou chnngcd "rbo New haxdalen'' ~,
tnlo 'Aag's New Dc'a'ne'" kna 1aaae n't'
A tow years axo john pIlnn ;sont 70 Nov York
.&pr the t(rst stulc aud appcared At lsanF tns
hrs in rsa ot biz fasFtt o:,a!a..ers. H., wita'
out exception thg paHxr et a,ar t auo ~ por p
iHY part n " "slothsr-tn. Law Vt tns iMEk rhc.
| AtfE. Inc 4T1HHHfs HHICN.kltAS4tt 0tusA VIZ
iinthlus 10 praise ia 1T. nltons acting, now
says that II Is remarknbly aruIl N spirit. and
nu4t anu polished in TEXTURE, At,d tho suKaGs-
tOn 0f A0uulrautt In It has pungent aU"c1."
A now version OF the stoty uf 'Jaek Cado"
was prpduota! ~ HAyoFly's Fifth Ayolua Thea-
ire, Esw Ynrk. laat night tudor thu titto, Tho
iiundnan," JUhis ticcGllnugi. appearing ln the
loAtiIux part. lne drama wns wriltun 1y AE.
Lawls Wlnphuld, ct L1ntlon. wh0 presents Co4s ;.t
&c char'leter ot pe',s,S,n ,,,n WIZ
| t1sks Ail iur The benefit ur what no boltavca ~
" holy oaase. rhs a91h.t ,s. maxss +, no 10 PR. 1sS
struutlon ut tho play. mud hellee II will havo 70
| depend entirely UPON its literary merits Tor
RudEES4.
Writing OF +" Tha taRhts of Londou." NOW be-
| Inn prutluuod BY lhe UB!un Square cnMpAny 10
New York, y correspondent b4ye: "Alss uaroy,
as tho hal Alrl Vt tho pluct, nxhlbIts {lu9 tnl.
1T. Mlas iturrson peasuuatus IL uoy, znd drt,sses
tho paEt Jaunttty. judge tata % be bur denns
| III trousers, because sbu doesn't know G1Aetty
what y do With her hsnJs and seS,ns % atsaIa q q q
port aud pretty, and tho lupusturu$ in tue nut.
Inns OF her hunra lro.u shxt VI raul boy Rse se
, 1881-12-13
Aid. McIrr introduced an arlf!nancc tnnk!nR It
UNLAWFUL. FIJI: THE STREET RAILROADS. TO

Aid. sfcIrr introduced an ar,lnnncc trnk!ngt
rSLAwFrf. Y,I: THE STREET HA1tfs0Ans TO
Ht'S OPEN CAfH
bctwcon Oct. - uf,a April fb, nsiior pgnNlty OF
III Iur for cneh aud uyary. vllihtlon. ii1 chhr-
HuEer.x .xcu tho Mctton Uf thu stroct.cnr tn!ntla.
lics III running t,pc cars nt Ibis s'.,.on o. tio
tho ittlut,il- 9trctt line fnr day nr Two t'ast.
If tn1rea suslIansDn Of tho rlllns' W,1tctl no.
tion !,nlsR lost. ti,o Dtsianhnus was refeFfod 10
Aid. I'cev.y introduced II rcsout!en TINT tho
f'olIca ahI Fire t,epnrttnnt,ta bc graded. withont
i.,srnss!nx tho appropriation. nefofsea 10 the
% r.icNSsgs.,
An or,ilnatlco prepared by tho Committee nn
!dccnsca enHs'fy'tg htnntaltlents ano rteunt: .Il
!nt tho iictns1 fae of chon c!ase, wncn nma G.e
long time, pr,Jypi;e considerable discussion.
bnt nfter HInR'r amendment shs pissed 1'ya
An ur,illltnco nukinR It unlawful tn mnnr.
fnutnr iucifer mniGhrs within fhn ttty limits
wAs rrfcrrrd to tho Con1nlltrca on FIrn and
tic nr,llnaucc concsralns tho I!eenstnR Of satI
lonts, ctc.t wis nso u1sstd ny vote OF ~ 10 =
FISH INSPECTION.
Tho COMMITTEES on Lloonses rcr?rtaa a1 ordt- @
t,lt,ee. kIuwn i. tho " tssh ortllnanro." ...
ala I'arratt n,nyed to lay tho report on Tho
Thg 1pntinn was toas-yeas Z, nays ia.
Aid. l,nrley inuved 10 lay the matter ogor
tr!tpnrartly.
YeasMiux"n, Ssntlars. pheEus, Watkins. wcth-
!1,ltert. Eygrctt, I'rady. WAazer, Barrett Bur-
~ SSSaSs~wlcscrshan,, f,urkc. Sheridan. Cutler.
,oI.. Purcell. Schroeder, staubcrt lmhof, Meier,
rnr AMENDED nis,DoE onD,SAscx
contInutug tIlo lU-nluutc rule up U II p. n.
provoked considerable discussn,h. AID. Everett
tlnaIiy W'lnted out IN npparent te:cGt u ths
ri ttIh hIflf tIIFUE n.
, 1881-12-13

ford. Tho "cnlchraicr1 tEottinR maro Iuln. !" THO
alleged dun, nf the Ent.c sorret Dan. onfT Inns
pnc tn!s. by finv Srngllc, nnl That y hut ycar
old. The advertisement ,s cn1culatet! to nIls'eMH
nrv u1e whn Is INT tH,stcd III hnrtcies1, ~ inc
reGrti4 VI Tho ntcgtl HlEcs nre printed itI tf's.
tton that nppHsentty cnnncots them with lie
htyrsrn fnr Raic. -.-.,,.-
Tho man Hin;tran whp rims thIs "anhp' hns
hem rcaItlet1t Of Ebtcatrsl for HNty years, and
wns ut one tltno ii sncnlbtr of the police force:
Hrs dealings hifo breh written up !lf19 a'id
nYtin. Whrn hr WIS In tho horsuAtrNJsTE nuHl.
NESS IN Fourteenth esrrct tie WINS file'i .nSera
tlncs by his customers. ttwns h!s rnnn, Y Hcaii.
fr"nt s Of tn. WaInsh aycnus Pavilion.
, 1881-12-13

Eouxh Experiences Of an ocean Steamer
OH Her Passage from Ltvofpool to
Wp2tOns
sy,etas Dtpaten to 7as cA}easa 1rtet."s.
Dosros, Masa., Dec l..--Tho steamship Dul-
Ras,au, Of tho Loyland Line. arrived this morn'
iua, hnyiny boen twenty days on: tho psssage
rgon, Liverpool. On tho night OF tho Nth 1t was
discovered thnt two b,aacs of tho propellar bud
bean broken. aud tne heavy aea oasrlod AMY ali
hnsts. md ilureI ul,t,ther 10 badly 10 to render
il Hsslsss, and also started tho attcr-h To
mtll to the confusion tho slecrluK Foat gave out.
VIA ,yAshoti pyoFUqnrtl aild TWO others had shels
icEs broken. Dec. tho attor hatch WAY stove
In. on tho night Vt the s1&h acurin.ia phenom-
nnon wtg nl,tlct.u Thu Atr sUstted chNrXad xlfn
electricity, u,lti On tho tun Ut uvery !natthead
and On tils erds nf the apars ttr,o halls ct rD
werp p4,rcbetl, nddlng terrible wesEdness 10 tho
aIreudy 4wful autae. "
, 1881-12-13
CLARK's COMMITTEES.

Ac"so"" Tor H~nehioe.an anu 'A'
trAr"NnNrH Given Front sratSs
Commissioner Clnrk announced tho commit
tcos Ut The buur,l fnr tho ycHr ycstertlny, and II
]tst Of ti.om viii be runud i, tho bonrd proccod-
luz, i'll another sofu1pu, As expected, they tAli
fur shpr, ut what thcy should be, and upppar TO
tho better octncnt ns tho. Republicans OF tho
eeora 10 a,vsncns c4sks tav'asal ... ,s M
ana TO fewhnllng tho Delnoesals wno so.eo ,or
n .os chafrn. certainly a 20 - otnes ,, eonao ssna "
sloi1 can be reasonably Eenchcu N the taoe ot
the fsct.. for IN tho entire list tho best
~ n" poat tba nce rIra 1eos "s .r
ms. nprtnt wh,Sn ,s spga .nn i, GY9. H.
e?wsles; TaaS SSnS Hstt rsfnatoa; ,s; anS
mp ,.n 1s sm i:nrnrmnt @ r.,tnmittee thGr viii
Gv found ill., str.ppcd of sIl po,vcr 1y tho!r sur.
rudnxs 1nd hess are men, s x,thoat hoa saenc
r. r., ,h MIu W. ~ Pnn.n sorrtIn. 10
ustratc, whsh IL. a ~ sontraets for
t ~ 81 t; h',.I - ~, rot enfv Nr fi"rE h,1t
three as 20 or iii his D pcrsonai ireods Tnko tho Com
,.",no ,t, , - nn,,rs "n ira ,rro,tntu0s nre
i@nG ,, ne VIZ ~ .amo n.n,es hrtnv Scd
except tht MI ca. q h,s noacsty givss ~, G wy
'It;n VI H. "nW I"H T. n, ni acrn,,n,s sr. rntts
,,o ,,a, n vc ~ ,t hn Inn thn suo rcnt,n.
nn!e st!s1 ~. nn. ~ % WntsH,rs ,yrt, ,y.
utcA ~ ~ Hgnt i @ NIL, t - on"h,, him hntt~r ~
Macr snrsr y sbsr;r n,s ~" n n1 fowinn lis nne
hnagn me I'M tae sn 3 i,Tera,s ~ ,st.h
NppeM1es. anu ~ sfnss ascnnt a. ~ thnse in
wy Ct tae n1u .nef'pefst sAe'pt ~ ~ '140'' ~
MIR. runtSnfoS, FOR INSTANCE,
IS PVT on Fnanse. Guy hcastons: EamcnhGn, N ishin
ana IoWn anu Iown Accnuntsy uvi!e -. . Ma,sa ~
ns1 nt t IT, .,n a ,soa osss1s Whut they pshs
and !l!o positions they atscrvsI t9r H. sqntal naa,n
Gratis or 10 ilcGn1gF3 0t tHo bo1tu WHo FDtG1 TOE
, 1881-12-13
A RIVALS REVENGE,

ITO shoots sltu man Who Wanted to
Marry tile Girl l1s Loved,
Hxee1at pIsputeh 10 3As Chsessa 1ftbars.
puBuQux, iu., Deo. l..-The Town of Fayette
wae thrown Into etatu OF Intanaa excitement
Saturday night BY thu assassination ot young
man named John Haywood, \ paacsable aud in-
utfcnafye citizen, by mau named nohner. Both
wara rtyuls for the hand OF u yuuux lady. Miss
iiIsn Huhultz, Id Mhosv arpas Heywtsod expired.
Hc was shu4 at IL o'chak y. u. willis returning
tho uld 6f puuk Ut hpu1ds. rhota u strong
tAlk OF lynchtn4 Tho tIturtcEoF.
, 1881-12-13
.ANEUSEA1 ENTS.
t3tttS1, t>f'citA.fTDUsE.

GRAND f1FF&tA.f1OUSE.
mrrs 1,f,vn,n" =" Auhnr. wn,t. .knowu opora.
,s, ..a'" !.,', .'ar ~ ~ "'i'",,r oo,, con,s
was Inst given hefe 'S INC htt''s1 opoen cunl.
rtllly some Two years ngd, anu Is In fHct atdok
piece IN tho repertoire Ut tcnrly eypry upnfntlu
ctlnl,nut1nn. It yus .u,u po.ctt by Auber Mt
s',"t,.. .,. ',.,s ....,.., -, ~. t,,.,,nI ou.
hbsh!t VIC l"'a"'o P'Ft'o" VI tuus "us'e". W.
thurs carccr-as point "''ont midway ueewcea
hls tlrst .tud II ~. Unsuccessful work. "SGjont
Mntfurt." ,.rltten In t.1;1. aud hs 1ast and very
.,,'n,..r,, ,,nor,, VIZ. t,,cmIer iomr r]r Hon
sHccte'lu! "I'eEa l." .st"'et .uut "i ,., rvs
alour" which wis itFss K'vcn IN lsd5. lhe hDret-
tb for " Fru n,nrn11" was furnished by Eugene
scrIbc. and, nltlIruah bearing ~ It's title the
-. I'M ~ :. eotci,rnt..t lrty.nt, Ch,ef-who was
"sn.e III ce'tuiAte" u',k0 N.I... ~.
10 FAR rec''sutze' ny the Government US
10 bo tnado d Colonel In tho Neoplitan
urmy-the plot has nothing tn do
Win 'ne !suo luz " s.,a, " ~. % -.
name ~ ueea ny TUG "Ehnla.s.' 4Ne s4.. w.,
is&Ics Of Aut,ef'a best Works nre bright anu
spurkl,nK melody and pleasant iustrumcnta-
~. esa ,.,,"n M h,,t t,,r, c"mnunv NJ
t1o opera WHICH a0o Apoote opu." 1iu..'s ~
teinpttal ID rct1ler last evening al too u!ahu
opcru-i -iIouso. We say "nttcmpsod to rcndsr"
$3.50. ..,,. ..,,. ,a,,..,toJ ,,,. nrv rnu,nunv ,,rc-
, 1881-12-13

6pftta9 Dja3afEA 10 In9 Chttaoo Tribune.
CtlEnoYaAx, Mich, Doc. l3.-1hu propeller
LeHsSpce IL at Ut. IFnaco and will be hefd to-
night. Tho btruita at prssent afa entirely tsue
frOm leo and tho harbur IL perfectly uioar. Tho
railway furry Crnssga daily W!tnuut lltterrup.
tiOi Wind sonth. 1nu1srate. WeAther mild.
, 1881-12-13
9V!AsT sToRtA
4 Old DR.. Pttch0r's remedy for
Children.
YIT.aL HESIIlR1lIITE.
ucpRps VITAL RESTORATIVE
Nervous inL t'h14acnl DohlIak5t A@a'sa
Of Manly Power, cao.
Acxes u IN pills. vi W st@'

A!corAs vita! Restorative has bssa extensively
oreHuna0 ..-dHa advertise. als hread plsl n,
siIti's KpatutNtIyr, anu published tnEkod LETTER.
Anvthvf pul1 Jut hls cuunlst!ult ~ AAosuA Wal
N9stvralIse. They taIry ~ l4nsi. r. nna
uiiE'1 VlTHl. llEaiONArlyh alone hss Onitad
inK Iha lnM nalua aud monogram VI pa =, L. sloEi"
Tian xsnMSu cat, % lad OF Gals 4 nuckl Palmer
Houss EhIca,{u aid ~ lFux4t4ts, VAN sGlaAAtk.
hTEVENHllN = ~. " AAa W LAkN~at- NAole*Ats
liz SIxuallun1 u4rsas " forfeit &au NY fa!l.
ute Il, tt,ra With NcQcd's fst4 ttastuFa (andes
hts ,peeaI vi dvlos for anylpluX .Mpace ot 4art.
uEs i'll H. trHr l1Al uurp4 tn tho United stto3 AoaS
nv besn Hn9sSSd wlshln tllu last INV foAss-
, 1881-12-13
MARINE NEWS.


a Sensational stury Regarding tie Loss
- ol tic Prop .lfcF June MI icr.
spxetat Dspateh to Tns chtearo JrtsunA \
TORONTO. Ont. Dec. 1.-THE Erenfnp Ne1rs OF
this city tonight publishes an Interview with
Agent Lcluusi. who clnttns to hnvo hcen Il pasacn-
yer by tho illfated propeller Jano alIItor, lost
suort time ,nyo On the 'ucorgsan I,uy. and That
twenty.slx as tho passengers md crew were
Bavod. Inquiries tnado b. telegraph ut all the
ports aloa9, tho cost Of Georgian. Hay fail to
confirm tho stury. and 1t is hclicycd, TINT tho
whulc thing is Il cruot hoax.. TheH Following has
Just bccu received .trs,n. owen suund, from
which port tho JAno Miller started on her Inst
trip. =" The sensational report published Dy tho
TUrottn Evening NeEs regarding the steamer
Juno Miller cNused considerable cxcitcncnt
ou ttA trst announcements lile story aR rclatfd
Is re1narkNbip OH 1ccuunt vt thu amount
uT plausible information cunththcd In It on tho
-orc haHd kno tho ttt1ount Of erookedness on Tho
other. inquiry hGre md nf0ttH tho pcnustlla
whuro the steamer Wis Inst seen fAlla tD cunrfn
tie rttn1urs In. the slightest degree. Tie Jhno
N lItcr was hut known to hnye had moro hun
t,sn or three plOws on boAt1, itlBtehd Ut fltty.
nine, and she bud only two liie-tpnts. instcnd OF
four, III stutcI III tho report. Tie opinion OF
. thusu bust lliDrlnct3 ~ t1 tho wetthar ut tho
tilnu Ut tllc supposed itleaator and subsequently
IS thut thu toule said to hmye baen takcn by tho
reported survivors would Ge tmpusstbe: In
bhprt, tho WnDle narrative. M given W Tho Nelrs,
js d.scrcdltru nrtt bellcvel tU be BY thu2o best
competent to Judge fAbul l0lls.
, 1881-12-13

AN INSURANCE COMPANY DISSOLVED.
Albany, n. r., Deo. E-The Supreme Court
has rendered, judgmenr dIssolvlng me unlYaEsaa
Life. insurance EuDpauy.
, 1881-12-13

Rrowns Iron, I}ttterb strengthen the urinary
orEuua 1pd prevent kidney dlscases.
, 1881-12-13

No Attempt 10 Ue Made 10 Release the
Schoutsct Curaack until Next srrtHt.
Spte.at Ohpateh to TIA the1eo Tribune.
CLEVELAND, o.. pec. 12.-Thomas AxworthY
has decided not to attcmpt to releuse the
schooner Cossuck at present. but will lcavo her
where she ID It'll spring. This would tndtcats
thut tho, ycssci's c0nd!tlon 10 worse thRa waa
supposed.
, 1881-12-13
Tic Hclsoonrr G. 3. Davis Goes Ashore
at NInnttosv0c unl Breaks Ill Two.

Sp{tl1{ DI5btIEfN 70 7He EHftdFo 17IoHHtsS
tIAS17uwoC, Wis. Dec. 12.-Ths schooner C,
8. Davis, of whitehall, loudcd with slabs. bound
FROM Whltrhaf, to milwaukee,. missed tbs
piers aud went ashore here yesterday. She
has a'roaty broken In two am!dshtps, and Is
fast golpg 10 plpccs. Tie wind bus veered ttund
10 thu Southwest Atl8 the soa " gonY dnwn. 30
probably her chrRo Will TO sHved. y large crew
uf men aru engaged In stripping her alid hHve
her nearly completed.
, 1881-12-13
4 Ferry boat and TNu sunk As ,N1uskenon
by Logs knocking Holes In Tlscir Bot

..- spstt4. nHpa,s;. 70 aras caleaao T1b,,ns
MusxEaov, b1ich., Dec. 12,-This inusntng tho
etpatl. fdsrybout Centennial sunk BY having
hsfs knocked. In her htttom by logs. Nobody
was on boarl. Tho try Agnes was also sunk To-
tiny, the secnud ttsro within q few woeks. The
loo On 3fuskeYon Lake Saturday. Was Gr0ken up
BY Fnin today.
, 1881-12-13
.rho Schooner PierreVont n Total Wreck
md Fa*t disappearing.

8p9ftNI U3pN{tH 10 TIL [NafUW 7F10NH&s
81unuEoN DAf, Wis, Deo. 1e.-Thc tug Law
rence, that t1hs beon trying to ralsu the sunkea
schooner Plcrrepont, haa hocn obliged to stop
work on Acouunt uf tho vessel hreak1lK up. Bho
is q totNl lUsa.