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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
FoUR APARTnENT ASSOCIATIONS.

ALBANY, Dec. 9.-Articles of incorporation
for apartment associations fled as follows today
Lisbon, capital $2s0OOO; Cordova, capital S2lOOOOi
Madrid capital $3.50 OO0 Barcelonia capital 100000
all to do business In NewYUrk Jose +. Navarro IS the
principal incorporation In all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
TWO MURDERERS HANGED.

MONTREAL, Dec. 9.-At s o'clock this morn
ing Hugh Hayvern hanged for numbering William
saer fellow convict in the st. Vincent de Paul Peni-
tentiary Oh the 25th Of May last He admitted bis guilt
and ssed the deepest contrton He said he did not
know What impeled hin to the commission Of the dread
fui act.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec 9-frank Rall, coiored was
executed at noon to-day FOR the murder Of Paul saun
aers two years ago An immense crowd congregated
,ntside the walls monOpolizing the hOnse-tOps the
bmses and every available space TO crafty their curl
naffV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
4 MARVELLOUS ESCAPE.

POUGHKEEPsIR, n. Y, Dec. "a switch
engine on the Poughicepsie Hartford and Boston Rail
road struck carriage that returning from funeral
AZ the snith-st crossing to-day. and demolished IT,
Michael Setter and his our children were inside but all
cscoped with slight bruises The driver thrown be-
tween the horses and severely but not fatally injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
RUNAWAY IN CENTRAL PARK.

A carriage containing Commodore Price, of
Troy his daughter and lady friend, was upset in Cen
tral Park yesterday afternoon. The entire party and
the cOachman sustained Injuries and carried
10 the Everett House The carriage completely de-
mOlishcd and the horses received slight bruises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
TIE MISSOURI LAND FRAUDS.

PITTsBUEG, Dec. 9.-Addison and William
Burns have have been convicted at Clarion, PENN of
conpcity In the Missouri land frauds aud have been
sentenced to years and six months each IN the
penitcntlary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The Republican publishes
tho following:
OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLCAN
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Dec. \, 1851
DEAR GENERAL: had conversation Win lne fres
dent this evening In relation TO tho statements IN to-
day Post and Sr OF this city atributng 20 hun certain
views on the Senatorial election In virginia IN these
statements he ia represented as expressing wish tor
the defeat of Riddleberger learn from him that TINS
IA wholly destitute OF foundation. In the lnSlEeW,
which has been grossly sreprcsented, he was TOM thet
had stated that he taking part IN the matter
I'm behalf OF Rddleberger. He merely stated that ne
had not nerfered lat all He suggested that senator
Lewis friendly talk with you on inc sgneet dne
President expressed no desire to the political anece
deats OF the Ian who should be elected nor did ne say
enc word which correctly stated would IN the sghtest
degree embarrass you call in question your course
on tho contrary he desres understood that ne mas no
views which in any manner conflicts with the friendly
sentiments hitherto expressed 20 you Dy nln - 49,,
These assurances are as unnecessary 10 you as tney
were To me- but they may be useful In correcting mis-
apprehension Very truly yours, - r, c,,,.,,
The Hon. VIM MALONE Richmond, Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
THE SOUTH GEORGIA CONFERENCE.

COLUMBUS, Ga, Dec. 9.-ln the session to-
day Of the South Georgia Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church South. the following delegates we're
elected 10 the General Confcrcnce which meets In
Nashville Tenn In May neXt Ministers, j. W. Hinton,
J. 8 Kew ]. Il. McGchce and I. T. Christian; Laynon,
W. r. Green, Isaac Hardeman, i. VI. Butt aud g. X.
Glenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
4 NEW WATER COMPANY.

AsBURY PARK, N. j., Dec. 9.--James a.
Bradley, Henry Mitchell, George W. Evans. Ethan
Rogers David II. Brown, John A. Citizens and Uriah
White were elected directors OF the company
Of Asbury Park and Ocean Grove at meeting held last
night. The company viii have capital Of $4,000
The works viii be begun at once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
4 CLOSE CONTEST At MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 9.-At $3.50 o'clock
this morning just half the time Of the hours
walking match ia progress here the stood fol
lows: Hart, lG5 miles; Hartman, lis; OLcary, liS,
and scbineb I3l Hart Hartman and Schmchl were
of the track about six hours during the night, and
OLeary two and half bOurs The total score la Hart
and o. 't1ary 3i3 miles; Hartman and schmehl, go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
THE VIENNA CALAMITY
rxopyo,rs LOSS OF LIFE.

THE REMOVAL OF THE DEAD UNFlNienn nnrc.u-
SCENES IN TIE BURNING rhEAtkh-, h ,.ct,.
q1oxs GREATLY NEGLECTED BY THE MANN0N
MENT. r,.ro in
The loss of life at the Ring Theatre IN n
Vienna largely exceeds the first estimates anu
has not vet been fully ascertained. Inc man
.gers of the theatre are charged WIN
cross neglect. Further details only nako
the calamity more horrible. Madame MINNIE MINNIE
Hauk gives her recollcctons OF the ourneu
theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
THE HENNEPIN CANAL SCHEME.

BUFFALO, Dec 9.-Ex-Mayor J. II. Murphy
and MajorJ ~ Allan. Of Davenport Iowa. visited this
city to-day the Board Of Trade and prominent
citizens in the Henncpin Canal project, by OF
which the Mississippi River 10 TO be united BY water with
tie Port Of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
1H- ELECTRIC LIGHT At CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, Dec. 9.-At to-day's session of
the Board OF Aldermen resolution approved direct;
ing the appointment OF committee 20 investigate the
cost OF lighting with the electric Hight the PARIS, public
buildings and such other places the Council aud Board
OF Public Works may determine, foE pc.i0d VI five
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
AMERICAN DOCTORS SAFE.

BosroN, Dec. "a telegram from Vienna
soys Doctors A. L. Kennedy, Horace Packard and
Thomas L. Dillingham;, OF Boston, and L. H. Kmoall, OF
hath Me are safe. IL feared that some OF them
might have been at the Ring Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
MEXICO AND THE APACHEs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. "a dispatch from
Tombstone Arizona says that the Apaches who escaped
from San Carlos have sued for peace. The Mexican
General Terraces told them they would not he permitted
under any circumstances 10 raid upon the people OF
Arizona; they would have live in peace and in no
event would they be allowed 70 leave their reseryatOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
SEIZURE OF A DISTILLERY.

WINNIPEG, Man., Dec. S.-JOhn Davis, Do
mnion Inspector of Dstleres seized the contents Of
the warehouse Rogers Co Yesterday the quality Of
the goods being short oftha represented by the books OF
the firm. Fortysix packages. which should have con-
tainod spirits OF strength Csc proof, contained
water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
The Hon VIM MALONE, Richmond, Va.
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
EXAslINING Pension CLAIMANTS.


WASHINGTON Friday, Dec. o.
If the necessary appropriations are granted
By Congress Commissioners Dudley will have all pension
claims which cannot be established by evidence whcn
of record investigated by special agents sueh claims
as are based upon disabilities which were Inaue VI
record either In the hospital or reglmchtl pooAS "
be- adjudcated, present. by the eAamlers"' Nv WASH
APPOINTMENTS IN THE HOUSE
The Clerk of the House to-day appolhueu
william H. Smith as House Librarian ana Lewis Rem
burg IA Stationery Clerk. Mr. Smith, VINO Is coloteu
man, has for many years acted as messenger IN 'he
library and has earned his promotion by lnteihgcce
and devotion 10 duty. M. Renburgs appontnslt a Is
restoration place from which he was rehoNcu aDo'
six years ago.
SUBJECTS CONSIDERED BY THE CABINET.
The Cabinet meeting to-day was attended Oy
all the mombers except Secretary Kirkwood ana At'or
ney-General MacVeagh. The Department. Oh Jusuco
wasrcprescnted by Solicitor Genera Phillips Inc Session
lasted only an The question oforganzns pe''er
form OF government for Alaska ana ehioro-
Ing IT'S recognition by the natives was lhiorHahy
discussed The trouble with the cowboys on inc
Mexican border also received attehuoh' al"
ais beiicvcd that some action Will soon De uihoh
Ia nr.tect the frontiers Of both tina United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
A FATAL COLLIERY EXPLOSION

BRUSSELS, Dec. 9.-An explosion has occurred in
the Cockcrell COlliery causing the death of sixty
six persOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
PREDICTING HIS CRIME.

GUTTEAU DETERMINED TO DIE NOTORIOUS
SAYING YEARS AGO THAT HE WOULD SHOOT sOM1
GREAT PUBLIC MANTLE CONSEQUENCES TO B1
CONSIDERED AFTERwARD-GUITEAU AN ACCOM-.
PIIsHED swINDLER BUT NOT MENTALLY UHs
SOUND.
In the Guiteau trial yesterday the Rev. DR..
Macarthur testified that he never saw in the
assassin any indications of an unsound mind.
DIR. Caldwell, of Freeport, Ill.,, the physician
OF Guiteaus father, testified that he never
noticed in him any indications of unsoGadnesa
of mind. A large number of witnesses gave
testimony showing that the assassin was an
accomplished swindler and that no suspicion
of his sanity had ever come to them. There
were put in evidence applications made to the
Mutual Life Insurance Company by Luther w.
Guiteau and his sons, John w. and Charles j.,
for life insurance policies. in which the state
ment was made that there was no insanity in
the family. ID. Mclean Shaw, an attorney
from New-York, testified that in a converse
tion with him some years ago Guiteau said he
was bound to become notorious before he
died that he would get nOtoriety for evil il
he could not get it for good that he would
initiate Wilkes Booth and shoot some of our
big men," Senator Benjamin Harrison, of In
diana, was one of the witnesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
ORGANIzING 4 RET0LE

A meeting was held last evening at No.
23a Thirdaye by the friends Of Andrew j. White re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10

light, was answered She caught hold OF me ;tS the
and we crushed out through the darkhess WIN wv
living mass Of fugtves and saved"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10

THE NEW TRANSATLANTIC CABLE.
PENzANCE, Dec 9.-The land section of Jay
GOulds American cable was laid to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

RAILROADS. RIGHT OF WAY.
WHAT REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CHoCTAw Ma
TON SAYS OF THE TREATY WITH THE ST.
LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY COM
PANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
THE VIRGINIA sENAToRsHIP.

MR.. GoRuAM's INTERPRETATION OF TIE PREsI-
| DENTS VIEWS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The Republican publishes
| ~ f,Iln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10
A1AnAMA NrFRrI IN MnRDERED.

MONTGOMERY, Ma, Dec. "a few nlghtTn gTot ago 20
W MeCnnp mercha Chambers County, was called lp
he Marty o negroes alleged that they wanted 70 make
sm he OpCne MS door ho " s
them and III Cd IL As Aupposed tAu' uA' NN~
M as been Yn cled
, 1881-12-05

ff Tie People Of NotItIlcrN Illinois CuuId
Eat Harsh RKuy. 'Ehcy Would t;ct Fat,
for There Is Plenty or that lt4tlAfi,si,lc

ff The People of Southern Illinois CNutd
K:at Marsh RKuy, 'El.cy Would Got Fat,
for There Ia Plenty OF that lt4tlsfi,si,lc
Crop.
,7psttai Dlspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
FlSCKSEyy1htE. ILL.,, nco. D.-rhls portion Of
or Statc llaH suffered most suvotcly from tho Of
fccts Ut the dro,ttl @nd tho ravaEes Ut tho
ehnch. hug tho present crop ycar. Tho wheat
crop WIS scarGe!y third Or tho average arup
fasstt. The c0rl HF8f' was an GutErg ft1te--Ht'
GohtretO WIS It thut 1t Ia safe 10 shy tint thoro
wits not i01 bushels OF marct1untub'c curti rts st
III this whoc county. Few olts woro sewn unta
consequently fow wuro ruised, and tho only crop
worthy tho ur,ino wus hny. This crop, hhwcrcr,
tath do tittse toward lnak!ng up tho great
tiuI'cleney Ut tho others. Tho drouth ~
prt,tracttd and sovore. not ouly destroyed tho
pastures to great degree. but, with fuw c1arp-
lions, entirely killed tho entlows 80 As to re'ltier
turner's dill, to SECURE ers,J' llo ensuing snN-
son, Tho yenroty uf fcCtl necessarily uunlpHifetl
a III r 1t S a 1f iarioSts !" Isoss q
lie, 9nd hugs, u, ttpt If W.T. s!'antt tnye a good
souson and gooa irons nsxt yont, shu scarcity OF
stuck tu COfisuil1o 1t VIII hc the result.
81 ut.tnplet1 Is tho tuilisre tn rlltsu sulafcht
fucd for sioux that osury town und rnllr.,al stu.
n S L es spB ppGn 9i sy SHy II pSf ~ e ss
loud from .l!lfnrunt Acatlons uf tho country ut ex
ccc.l,n4 h!ga tauee.. corr, ranxins fr'., u to u
sSp..ttSn s t % * per % hundrs. Taus ,si i Vim % Ce
sge,, that tstua!l of h.!ytnE cro,s sna TIT stock
os @ sn a - VII, WITH I ers ns fy :.
ly hls been lanlaguA thousands Of ,lnllnra hy
t!uclio III the priea nnd transtcr 1t lands intil-
eutca.
QUO cxtromo, however, It would appear rYI-
lows another. fD that we hhta 70 aNy thut tho
lsinR Ut .hls soasnn of tho yeur .knnwn ii, th!s
81 rni,k thut ,u,lreds of our fnrn,urs. unauio 4,
, 1881-12-05
~"o*eA 1ittsitelr will His HAT.

NJ. W, H,favtt ,fG,ttMsr!'. MiN. t-l!a.l ,aarptutt:
oj!s oejost ;;y4S haFe ast aahs. otSso St1 sSS SaS
!owa, Mint, oAtnrtsay afturnoon, ut u salpOn III
SE!!o oSt," "f1ta%ss ftx,q,ss sny prosaatiqn s.rask
iss s'!a laot,s nainrn,, eSSf S1f e .a
hs va o1na: aitot so.as furtaer asturx.muo s
P.rssrae!J !J'esasa aa% by O!'leors ilaninruk alld
te ue"ew ne va. oaaea IN eli to ID husnit. ASut
tho n!vh, tnat DlxAt Biz. p4,ylur5,siN as
pf!,os,e1" s"'s n w. ~ aultu cool, urtlUrsi tho
lfta.s w.a nM i, enterlnx iho "ucG i1'~vts; io svo
head wa H. Soaa, 10 nuttcod that Ihs prIsouors
alsemntaaa ~ j. nMnennfurlabla M rosttion. Whui,
prtsntcr u! Il. rea1tstst It. ha ruuni TINT lh9
uto Ill ,uwa, xat en'a aud sttr. viii 1ut Iurtist
y seIt for w., EaFunat King was lMiueuiatu.
Issoucr s.s,aaa ~aaa Jury WAS summoned nliI tho
tusy iounhF iouuhFnea n.y., e bloNdAy murains, wnua sho
, 1881-12-05
"TlPPERARY" GETS HIS ANSWER.

III tie E1lt1f 1f The Ehtago 1flhAHf.
C1luAuo, 3se. +.-Ihg poFson who .,gnca ht,n.
sGlf "Tipnvrary" IN your tBsuu Ut thls murusnx
to0k tue lnchn advantage Ut anonymously
sln!rehug tho l,uslu u ur os tho mort spirited
and loliant VI Irish Gounttvs. II hu Is u Tippus-
ary muh ut a!t hu is ono Ut tho surpnnt> spawn
otCnnnwultH fFuebootura, who. of course, cur,
seo nothing p'ltriutfu ur lislntercstcd IN uny
muven'oIt of thu Irish peanlu which atuls ut thu
appropriation uT hts hallefut ''ulpllleut," or tho
t,tlttax ~ tho Londo''-std'loa island Ut, farelxu
Wlcn III saya that. thousands Of Irtah,nen iu
this gontry, w. xe't " III, ,,,,!l1o!.s ot A,nsreas,
question:" As lttss, l,l!t Lu knuwt Ii, Whatever
may Ga Alherscun l'aiilf1ruApe ~ uln Irish Al,d
It. berA.tsu ttu ayeraxa AniurteA!, never dstuets
l.asolf tartte.llar!y at0nt tho matsrs Vt ~. It
lIcn III lAH uAttUt htAtu4 Tired uk ttelr IsAtltu
oouhlry's nublo atr.sYHtu for h0n .slRul, uuless
lu1lued. Wy oxcort thu ,Itttto ANvlo'!rsh sunrpl.
Il uulal,lry Llst iupy wuro hvsuttUu uutl burn tu
hRte. Fnr thu 0ptnl0n 1T such ulIuaturat
wreehea tia IRISH pouplo aIta thu tr!sn- AtuarI-
aAA tn4ulu ant Aafa takttt uuttce Ut s4ts iitftt
ekulkur " thh Or nny athnr way. uny thut
Ctaru thutuyclgcs u llv puUlS WOW, LIT u,
4avo tl4r ualncs, ~ thai wo luAy llo Atu ~ uii-
dprsl.!pd MD sacusu tnatr nlor4l AsFuru.lty. .
who dos'ro ~ cut up !he funIs Vt iAoIr aolu.
patEl0'a. thsy- vVytalAly wGFn mol squirting vi
tuot lHA lMAna 4hftAH 9Ao utn&itt4 proceedings
IT bteG,ratdk liaii. Wuut Muli,tWrY Ut any
usasr un.NetaAon haso laIs Gahtnd theu. rua.
II IL Guoau4v VI tha sl,lei.dld nrtlos, Tho au.
MlrAttu urslcr. tho d!KItltuu heMrta4, aid thv
VI CunREvtA thAt u niujdsIiy Ut EukIIsulir,s aud
y . n!l.vnth'o .!iinor!t{ VI Uttered lrsh'ncn-EH.
gtts1,l!en e.sp ~ lrolAad ihhuiy n.uat!er. n1oru
tnaH Auy HatIs4' ba'rn HnHliaalaait uoutu aspire
70 ho-gursr. And wnuHl il they could. lnaIixu II
ptNy " uatt thAt rotieetea Gss1Ituu th0lr uttIyo
land 4At prvvoA themselves worthy Ut Fr4l-
denco N tht ltcpuhllv WHICH has nurlured. II it
bus not cyutiled. ltx nletnUers,
We inteuh lhut jsnslLshIlcu aud thuIr Le apIea.
, 1881-12-05

Its Intcrents Damaged bv KpccMIntlng
SSyltiu1etss

EWjnulefA1
NtW ForE Nruphlr. Ute.5.
WhatcAn he doiie to reuwnken Interest ana re-
store e,ntlt1rilcu In tho mining enterprises OF tho
euuntry7. Thpse interests nro very important
oEica. Tho tutal production OF our gold and stl.
Hor tnEnes during tho lnst Ilsoa year wis E'5,-
:u0.O00. Thfk wns h0crcnsu of only fl.00o.uN
from tho yicu Ut tho precctlifR ycar. Colorado
a!oMc produced eaf,:a1.ooO, the Eruatcr pnrt III
silver: California yielded $4,000, ,000, nonr1y n!t
In gold; Nuva'la Rnyo sl5,10o U0. Of which 4ad,-
900 wns gold; Ar,zoun contributed t.,4UO0 0Oo;
Utah, sl,soo,t0o; Now Moxlco, with worry
Imperfect 'leto'opment, tSit0O: ldaho.
s:,42uo. aud Dakota, f107o,aoo uto.
gun ind slontara together ytclsicd
9.!H.0W. It u rnshor amusing TINT tho entire
Nurth CurolI,la a,id VlrginlA, OF tho rtnhHs'tr
rahness uf which NO Used not long ngs, tn hear
comparatively !asiKniiie.a,lt SUN of Ato.DS. w.
But ~, Industry witch produces $1I.CDJ, ,0u0 IN
solid uolh ulld silver during twelve inottiis ia IL
ulnt ert''1nnly. Twelve millions in silver aud gold
were used ~ nrts and Ma'1nta9tMrss .s!,rinF ;l,o
yc @ % pri.s. 10 ~ ~ /" % sio % tlists ss, 10 10 CON- .
ver,cd intn co!,. To this c1fet,t. therefore.
whut may 10 calIcd inc pertlnncnt wealth OF
thu Gnutltry was th,tt augmented.
Huw. during those twelve ulonths. It ia nm u1,.
dehiu1lc fatt that general pnhlla Interest, y,
y xSy $pnq T s| 'D | |s;oes ' sssaay y In
francisco nnd Now York have seen their htis.
ttaH tftmihls tu Alteh tl 0xtnnt tint their
rfs t.are n ten hcch eOInpcllCt! IL IhHise MIuck
stes to such uthsr III 1t.lsr u kocp tlp even thc
ssinb!alce nf aGtivity; This kwupptnR ur tnck-
knlvcs Is nut profitable, und 1t cannot go uti
mich lUilgGr.
Why hAs tho general public Inst Its Interest In
n!H,iu stues, And Why nro these stocks W Hcnrr-
thorr nhve btcl, III big b,,tlnlizAs to cSgte tho
!ANln1tDH III llIvcstbEf. AfIuthGr uniisO ilny be
fGsl!s III tfis 1Irutllez8 vith which tha 1oticsul
stuck tnurkat hns bcnl, manipulated fru.l ttno
~ tinc during tho year, aud tho fascination
Df investors a,lt seulltulprs. Hut tho prtnDtpMt
reson fur tho dfscrctllt thnt has fallen upon tho
nnsltg Interest Il that tIiHny properties tt1it
wrrc md nru rcnlly valuable, md thnt. honestly
',lailngea. wsllld have been hands1t.taly profit
islialiilti,nucl nut usol rs foo,bul!s TOR tho
tMlniVAut0rs 0f tho exctln,iEcs. It rle had The
tiNe 10 wrltv the history nFilo swintlles. liueop-
tluH, Nfiti trnllls thur have bt.cn purprtrAt1d IN
this i,lsltlrss ,lnritx INT Inst twelve mut,ths. he
cnnitl furnish inuat tucnNoh1ly md Instructive
cElptcr tor tho "a yet tl1Hptplcted and yIyAntiu
work.
, 1881-12-05
MARINE NEWS.
Homo Gatherings-The z. N. Portoh
Released-Tho Schooner Pierre
pont Abandoned.
No Stakes Loft to Mark tho Place Whore
the Bnoys Were In the South
Passage.

WlCR AMI OTHER SnTEH-
Th0 aAiturs' Union nlnuts tntnnrrow night.
Tbc s,oc,r.t .tcr... .,,,,, .,., ,,..u.., 81. ~,
h, .ass-.'. t..s s"''" "'a ''onsoa Si"'oe9 on
nor hchsoHa utlslncss. ......
.ans. t"oa5 nre~ 70 at'tt very fow anu fat1o
utpes "Fe ehtof'"inca OF MS recovery.
Tho iife-sdviu1 crew stiff rct1nfns On dufv.
f!nrt H. .tf,hn ht,es m, nrhrosn ~ bn ,u,nht
no,,ntr,, 'ofS'N ~ Nv ~"A"~
""rP"s'
.,. aos.oraay was fashof pasy day ~ Tue river,
!no noSoiiitsit Or Ve.acts u tflofr wlntor quar-
teFs 3lARli'K things quito hvcly.
l. Epe "Cnsuulltt," fnr uret,,,nt at th, tr.. nj
tho urt,tGlff,r iamc Aiifrr In iirnryinn ia eli
nil On bA,r|-twcnty.tiyc Su,IJss "" '''H "''~'
,, s"'''7@
wl1ukrd schpnnnr It,,.vir ~ shri,nry". har,, 49,,
bttiI ref1fiprI rHn stf.tsr,t,iv tIn tnn,oH H" "'
-, hl,!hftGr.nart M wita INC t'ntne "atDnsnon " -
~ IL as neoil fokasi up about ten Miles t'tf
.arahH iiaVei1. !etiEk 10 tlo,bt that lhe Vcssel
WIS lost III tnat VIe1n1sy'
On huuIlnR the ttr SUCCESS NIT IN tho 1x,.cs
10 VIE iatnd taat ttnf huft Wis III sillch butter
cot1;ittoi tnI wns .'xpeGtt gild whes, lnIhchch
nRa,'l heSt spring s''u VIII be Ill tlst-cl,tss ortsr.
The schN'npr William Etg,,, lius been over il
wuck endenvuriuy to reach UsweKO with d tlrvt,
ur ryn trnH ltr,ukyfto. She IN lying vi npuhpl
lit kingston, having 1plit hur iii III Il recat,t
gale.
MI, .t,., , =, ' .,.... ..,,
1nrt ,"r,, ~ .; :. Mnsy ttn ~as atthGheu ~
, 1881-12-05
AROUND TIE LAKES.
kF44kfItf ~ -

sofems sis1dtsh fa 1ae Chttado irthnne.
eTultHE'aS LAY, Wla.1 Dec. %.-'Tle schooner
=. ~. fortall. which Hnt xtuck OIL tho roct 1T
lfurns Pier last Friday night bus bsus, sclensctl
u1.d departc.t yusortluy morning for cbtcnx, III
~ w." .' ~ .uu tuH i"FN lug ioEten II alsaoloa
NY inc 'nSs ot horpetltFobourd.
Tho schooner piurrcp0nt, sunk lit the harbur
],us bcr1, ul!a,,,1u,,cu 10 tho underwriters Tl,a
tlIvrr ,yh,, IVA. ao,,, ~. -, ,,,., -. ,s.t. -.
'tHt W." ""s oe'e wv ~ stoP taa lhoR Oh TUG
s.sscs eaoi1Hn ct1tflo tiok uo ahythltiv, nud m
SWp. ., IN vi, ""M @ w. mauu - ReI h4e up WIN
cur ,,r.ni"tix s ~ & M, "e"snos coats"aes 1nls
VI; 't;, f,,,r t,.u ~ "Ttwi Itsi ~ ,,,u,,,,
thrIr Nv ;Hc ,s,u @ t,st VI ~; l.sTnn, . phssGa
""oAue. WHITE sue Will ue 'nofouEhty required.
iTEAs ri1o4 MILWAUKEE.
, 1881-12-05
spsetat p,spateA to 1ns CAseapo 7sisure~

GpsftaE p3spattk to 1Hs tA9taao 7FI6uEe~
ET. L,ula, No., Doc. 4.-F.'W. Hutch, sa!l to
to Sooretary VI the California Uuugd uf Health.
wrIsas 10 tho IT. It'ula llcaltA Commissioner
that that Ssatu t1As 4lAnrn,ItnGd aKaInst EAicnvo
aud that tsalna on thu CcuIrAl i'aoltlo ltaIlrual
Auvv Introduced 4il,Ail ux III tlyp cti1iIltI4l lx
the inp n California;, uill III pvoiy c.Isu tho dis
eHse Gun t9 {raetat 10 L'h!GaXa arrivals. !n u.
i,us thero 10 urrat ,lunt Ut snial~lMlx. tWuaIy.
Alx cAtea bcEug raIlQfte4 frulu V4urAptyuu.
, 1881-12-05

~ to tho bcst nGtilo1A A.ld rr,auules for tho
kl1nrys. ltut tAu.u tnat hayu usud ktdney.
Wors uxroo that IL !s by Tar the lest mea!ctUe
lasting. Lnn't tako plllj alld tthsr Murenrlat1
tt!ut polsun shg SYSTEM. but by usux Kidney
Wort restt'sy thJ natural ucllou ct all tho Or,
gans,-he1 Euvtna,lt.