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THEY say that DR.. Hodge was lacking
in genius Well, he had industry and
common sense. and the man of genius is
generally wanting in these. SENSE,
SENSE, after all, is the valuable quality
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-, -" How did you like the lecture p"
on, it was beautiful" what did he saw ?'
Oh, he said so many beautiful things" "Tell
Ilf, some" Oh, he said-he said2but I can't
.ell 1t to you as he said them" Tell them as
y So;5 understand them" We'll, he sai9-he
sad. We'll, he said that the aesthetic of er.
,sVenee enabled us to--to-oh, / can't" "Tell
US what you think he meant ooh 90 alone
why didn't you 60 and hear him yourself?' o
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The Minutes of the General Assembly
for 1851 will be ready for distribution about
August lst. Order from JACKSON & BELL, Will
mington, N. c. Single copy. 80 cents; ten co
pies or more, to one address, 80 cents EACH
]. R. WILSON Stated Clerk
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The English Presbyterian FOREIGN
MISS Mission Committee have adopted new plan for
Pyns. missionaries to China. They send them to
an ,JJiessor Legge, at Oxford to study Chinese
OyfoaJs convinced that three months spent at
passed would equal whole years study
III an unhealthy region like China.
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M A r r I E ID .

In Harrisonburg, Va. on the 26th of July, by
the Rev: Dr. Bowman, GEORGE EDGAR S1PE,
Esq. and Miss MARY REBEooA YANcEY.
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The CHARLATAN is bound to be
known as such sooner or later.
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o BIT u A RI ES.

Died, at Leesburg, Va, June 25th, 1881, of
diptheria, CHARLES PAXTON CHRISTIAN, aged
years, only child of Col. Bolivar Christian
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1t is simply marvellous how quickly constipa-
ton. biliousness, sick headache, fever and ague,
and malaria, are cured by Sellers Liver Pills"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Presbyterian Cot.

Since last report the following contributions
have been received for the Presbyterian Cot, In
children's ward at Retreat for the sick:
Miss Annie c. Harrison Petersburg, Va, so
Box of tys bequeathed by little Lizzie
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Harris.
Infant class I'd church, Richmond, for June, 2 As
fitzgerald Band, fredericksburg Va, 40
Little Ironholders, OF
Eddie and Mamie Blair, % cents each, so
Fannie Barnette, Vicker's Switch, Va, "a
Co lection at Pres. SIS Union anniversary. 5 90
From Bellies Savings Bank, 81
Infant class I'd church, Richmond, for July, / "A
=" We Davie in Heaven" O0
Total, Sl4 O6
Mrs S. H. HAYES,
422 ID. rankin street Richmond Nn
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P1cKAwAY, MUSRoE Co.. w Va
SAMUEL r. HoUsToN

Messrs. Editors,-Please acknowledge the fol-
lowing contributions for Volos debt-gratefully
racaiyad nv, Co.. n TT
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Made from Grape Cream Iartar.-No other
preparation makes such light. faky hot breads,
or luxurious pastry. Can be eaten by Dyspep-
tics without fear of the ills resulting from heavy
lndigestible food. Sold only in cans by all
Grocers. Royal Baking Powder Co
my 1S-1y New York.
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Mrs. 5. II. HAYES,
422 b.. rankin street, Richmond, Va.
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Northern Presbyterian.
Abraham B. Van Zandt ID d

rev. Abraham B. Van Zandt, D. D.
The Rev. Abraham B. Van Zandt, Professor
OF Didactic and Polemic Theology in the Sem
mary at Rutgers College, died July 81, at his
residence in New Brunswick, N. J. DR.. Van
zandt was born in Albany, N Y, in 1916. He
graduated from Union College, Schenectady, in
1870 and after that took a two years course
Of theology at Princeton. In 1912 he was or.
dained by the Presbytery Of North River, and
became pastor of the Presbyterian church at
Matteawan, Duchess county, N. Y. In short
time he was called to the Reformed Dutch
church of Newburg, where he remain ed SIX
years. From Newburg he went to Petersburg.
Va, and thence, in 1855, TO the Central Reform
ed Dutch church, in Ninth street, New York
In 1867 he took charge Of the Dutch church in
Montgomery, Orange county, N. Y, where he
remained for thirteen years In 1872 he was
called to the Char Of Theology at Rutgers, but
recently resigned the position on account Of
illness, and the General Synod in session at
Hudson, N. Y, in June last, elected as his
successor Rev. Chester D. Hartranft, D. D.. Hart.
ford Theological Seminary-N. Y. Observer.
The Presbyterian church at Carondelet.
Mo-, has added $500 to Rev. J.. II. Shields
salary, from July1. Fifty members have been
added during the past year.
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"ANTED.- graduate of the University
w of Virginia desires a situation as teacher
or assistant. Is prepared to teach Latin, Greek,
Mathematics, French, and English Best refer
ences given. Has had one years experience.
Address A. T. ",
jy6-tf Mitchells Station Culpeper Co., Va,
, 1881-04-15

CHANGE OF NAME.-.rhe Treasury de-
partment has issued circular in regard
to the Act approved March 2d. 1881. re-
lating 10 the change OF vessels names.
According To il the owner Of the vessel
muSt make sworn application 70 the SEC
retary of the Treasury through the chief
Officers OF Customs. at her pert. giving in
full the rcasons for the proposed change.
and submit Herewith satisfactory evidence
or the seaworthy condition OF The vessel.
her freedom from debt and the time and
p!acr OF her building. In the case of a
steam vessel duplicate OF the current
certificate of Inspection from the local i'll
>is'cfnrS of steam vessels will be acrrpted
"a sufficient evidence nf Seaworthiness;
aid in case OF n sailing vessel the owners
must prpcure and present a Certificate
trnin the Inspector Of Hu'lS for The district
she is in nj rhe time of application * 10
her seaworthiness.
, 1881-04-15

Col. v. II. OwimgS. wife and son re.
turned To Olympia. last Monday. in good
health, and expressing themselves vel
u eisa-d to be- AT home one. again. The
Colonel met with very cordial reception
f'om his friends here. and his re-appOint.
meni IA secretary is received with APPROX.
al all over the Territory. bring universally
de+mel matter of jnSrice TO an honest,
efficient AMI oblising public officer. 1t is
quite rare that in the short space OF tour
years All individual obtains such q firm
hold upon the esteem df the general pub
lie and the friendship OF leading men
everywhere a. Col. owings has done sinre
he came to Washington Territory. in 1876.
Courier"
, 1881-04-15

Union Wharf Co. is erecting gate at
the head Of the wharf. determined Ia COL
icct toll on teams. This il understood TO
be IN consequence OF decision in the
Justice Court, rendered few days ago.
sustaining demurrer TO a complaint filed
by the " harf Co. tor the purpose OF col
Iecting lees prescribed by 4 city or,lin-
ance. for teams going on and of the
wharf. A motion by attorney G. VI. Hal.
Ter. on behalf the Plaintiff. to re-arsue
the demurrer, has been granted. The
hearing will be at the stone court house.
on tho I'D inst, NJ =, p. II. c. NJ. Brad,
shaw. Esq. tor Defendant. Whether the
next argument vii change the decision or
not. remains To be Seen. Some pice points
of law are involved. The turning point
III the case is upon the validity or nulliry
OF the city ordinance under which suit
was brought.
On Tuesday telegram was received BY
Mr.. Hiram Parrish, from The Dalles, Or,
stating his brother. Don c.. had been ru,,
over by the cars near that place aud seri-
o'isiy If not fatally injured. Promptly OH
Wednesday. Mr.. Parrish and his sister.
Mrs. Norris. sart-d To- see the unfortui-
ate victim. On " ednc>day Mr.. Norris
te.rgraphed to The Dales for particulars
AID received 4 repy stating that the inju-
ries were not nearly so serious as were
iirsr anticipated. aud that the patient
would speedily recover. This viii relieve
tie mindS nf the many frieads OF Don.
VIII" wer-- 30 much alarmed by tile drsr
news.
IoNING. gentleman who has been a
subscriber tO the Argus ior about q year.
~ HnrSt's Crossing. Kansas. writes from
that pE.ee a. follows: .'Ynu may now Ills.
continue the Argus to this otiCs.. Being
h'ghly D'caSed with The paper aud de-
seriPtion Of the rouiitry. about six or eight
families from this innieiliair vicinity will
Start for Puget Sound about April Goth. -
We will we.coIne the friends 10 this new
AID growing country. as will ali who de-
Sire 10 see IL developed. There's lots OF
ROOM out here.
DIR. Spencer aud wife, OF Fort Town
send. lett yesterday. Ct. route for Fort
Curr dc Aiene, in Idaho, The Dr. g,es
by Transfer 10 the laiier station. His
place here il filed by Dr. ilaizrInap, OF
Fort Vancouver. DI. and Mrs. Spencer
have made many very warm friends in
this place. who regret 10 part with them.
The steam tug Tacoma seems to be SET
ting her cap Tor the championship OF the
Sound. A few days ago she arrived at
this place towing the ship Canada ir,,cent-
~ purchased by the Tacoma Mill Co.. 81
hours from the Columbia river. This is
claimed TO be the best time ever made
over the rsuIe.
Lieut.. II. L. Bailey, 2lst Infantry. for
merly statiOIl,d At Fort Townsend. but
now at Vancouver Barracks, has teen or
uerzl to Fort Myers. Oh the Patonie riv-
er. opposite Washington City. Lieut..
and Mrs. Bailey will arrive la this place
tomorrow aud await the sailing OF the
Dakota.
, 1881-04-15

= WASHINGTON TERRITORY LAMps.-rhe
sales of Lands for cash in the Vancouver
land district for lSS0 amoInIed 20:l2 acres.
The number acre- entered under the home
stead acr amounted 10 80. 506 acres. The
amount OF lands entered under the timber
culture act was 55l3s. The total amount
of government lands disposed of in the
district was 9.li2.76 acres. The register
OF the Vancouver land Office also gives the
total AREA Of pubic lands in Washington
rrrrlt"ry-69 a94 square miles or i.796.-
l6O acres. OF these lands, 14.736. 403
acres hal been surveyed up To June 80,
1879, also all additional 375.l76 acres not
included in other reports. Up 10 June
80. 1880. S47. .595 acres were repnrted sur
veyed. making grand total oi surveyed
lands OF ls.959.l75 acres. There re-
mains unsurveyed, including all Indian
lands or reservations, the amount Of 49,
s36, 9S5 acres.
, 1881-04-15
A BOY LOST!
Immense excitement
In Port Townsend.
A School Boys Adven-
ture.
His Own Little Story Faithfully Ii.
lustrated.

He started from home early Saturday
morning. In the pocket OF his alnosr
worn oni jacket he placed i've dollars In
t-n cent pieces, which he had savrd unbe-
known 10 his parents, determined 10 make
ala Investment thst world surprise th.
whole nrigllborhood in which he rrsid,d.
He wandered about the CITY thinking what
he should buy. He had visited many
stores but Eound no aierrhanflise 10 tempr
him.. Tired and almost discouraged. n
happy thought struck him. He had tire.
qnenily heard that Nj Gros. Brothers one
price store. boy could buy a. cheap as a
man. To this place he quickly ploided.
and OIL his way he pictured himself attir.
ell in new suit In less time than II
takes TO tell. his imaginary picture became
n reality. Perfectly satisfied aud happy.
the youth started for home which he soou
reached He entered. and 10 his great a..
tonishment he was not known, having
Undergone complete change, all for Five
Dollars, and all wool at that. Triumnb-
aEtly he stood In the presence of his motb-
er. he smiled. She shrieked: "it ia. i,
is. my long lost child. He has been visit.
ing''
, 1881-04-15

THE Beard OF E lucatinn met at Olym-
pfa. in accopiamCe with law. Oh Monday,
April 4. 1881. Present-Dr. Us. iiough-
ton. Mr.. F. E. Eidridge and Rev. J. X.
Thompson. Mr. Thompson was compel
ed to be absent most of the week alni Gov.
Newell appointed Mrs. p. C. Hale In his
place. Absent. J. Brown, of Spokan.
Several application for Territorial certih-
cafes were deferred until next meeting In
October. The following persons were
granted Territorial certificates upon au.
tlienticated diplomas from abroad: Mrs.
Maiilda NJ. Cass. Mr.. George w. Mattice.
Mr.. John Orvis Waterman. Mr.. J. G.
Barklcy, and Mrs. L. C. Hale.
, 1881-04-15
NEWS ITEMS.

Henry Willard ia said TO have once been
a newspaper correspondent at Washing
ton.
Steilacoom monopOlizrs the hoOp-pole
business. One f1rm last week shipped
$50 QUO 10 San Francisco.
Men are contioually going from rh.
Sound over into the Yakima country 10
engage in l"ggimg and river driving.
The r,-opei,ing Of the Queen Char 10 tie
Island anthracite coal mines is la conteni-
plarIou by u combination Of Sau Francis
e' capitalists.
The 2lSt Annual Fair OF the Orrgon
State Agricu tural Association will bs
he'll at Ssism. b-sining OH "Wednesday
June %, and continuing one week.
MARr BROWN. ex-state printer OF Ole-
you. has Recently had n judgment rendrr,ri
against him Tor nearly $lO.OO0 that he had
received from the state o,i over charges for
printing.
Mr. Otto Raukr, OF Olympia. has TAX
ell Tie cnntraci oi sul~rint-i,t.Ing the
erection. oil Large brick building Ia Seat
t.e to b. pur up by the Post publishing
company Of that i,,acc.
JACOB Hoover. ESQ. well known OH
the Sound ant now r-siding in Co.fax.
Whitman COUNTY, Is erecting h.,e barge
tr,ek building intending to engage iu
banking. He is council Han elect from his
district.
six new boilers are now In place at the
Port Madison mill. The niasons have
about finished the brickiaying. la a
short time that mill Will have tlie power
from Twelve bvilers, instead Of six, lis
pre<enI number.
10 GhOw what low iat-s Of interest are
accepIt .iiS coast the fact l. Inei,tioII-
ed it...t the city of Portland sold. IasI
Werk. 81, 500 loads. bearing per cent. an
Ierest al NIL average of more than 4 per
cent. premium.
Rev. Lewis II. Judson, who lande.i in
Vancouver on tile lst day OF June, 1S40.
died Oil tile Alb day Of March. agel u
years. He WAS ole oi Rev. Jason Lee.
party of missionaries who sailed fronl
New York la October, 1889, oil the ship
SalISaune.
Dei-gate Brents in q recently published
letter commits himself 10 the annex
alton Of Northern idaho TO the proposed
state of Washington. He. however, il
strongly averse To the legislative appor
tiOnment provided in the Constitution,
ai.d thinks that under ir Our admission il
impossible.
At the municipal election. held In
Olympia last week, E. T. Young wa:
elected Mayor over DR.. A. II. Steele, BY
Is majority. The Councilmen elected are
A. H. Chambers, A. B. Woodland, n. Os
trander. Geo. Forbes. X. Frost and Thos
Tall-ntire. j. V. Yan,is was electrt
Clerk and r. Mack. Marshal. The COun
ciimen and Clerk were elected without op
position.
, 1881-04-15
Assessment No. q.
The Puget Sound Iron Company.

Location Of principal place o, business,
Port Townsend, Jefferson county,
Washington Territory.
Notice Is hereby gwen. that at meet
Ing OF the Board of Trustees held on the
4th day OF April A. d. 1881. an assess
ment OF tel cents TO the share. was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation.
payable Immediately. in u. =. Gold Coin.
10 the Treasurer at his Office. No. 323
Montgomery street, San Francisco. Cali
iornia. or 10 the Secretary at his Office in
lrondale. Washington Territory.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall rs-maim unpaid on the 25h day OF
April A. ID 1881. will he dciinq quent and
advertised Tor sal at public auction. anu
nnleSs payment j. made before the day
named for the sale thereof the same or
30 many shares thereof as will be ne
cessary. will be sold TO pay delinquent as
sesSment together with the expenses OF adj
vertiSing and the costs of The sale.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
J. HENRY SMITH.
Secretary.
Ofhre-frondalc. Jefferson county, Wi ASH
ington Territory.
Dated, April 5. 1881. s;9t
, 1881-04-15
For Sale.

The undersigned. a committee from
Port Townsend Lodge No. & A NJ.
ofi,.r for sale the two story building fnrnl-
crly Used as Masonic HaIl-:itle to the
LOT; anil building is perfect. They will
either sell ii at private sac. or they invite
sealed proposals TO be opened at the next
regular meeting OF Port Townsend Lodge
M. 6. + q A NJ OH April Is, 1881. Sale
subject 10 confirmation. Of the Lodge.
For further particulars apply TO
d G IL RoTHscuILD,
&C BARTLETT.
-: ~ Committee.
Port Townsend. March 10. 1851.
, 1881-04-15

e Mr.. Korter has made Q nice
Improvement in his barber shop. We
venture to say that he has . shop a.
neatly fitted up as any on the Sound.
He has also fitted up bathroom for
salt and fresh water haths. He has
lone his best to have one of the 6n
st shops, and is master of his pro-
fession.
, 1881-04-15
Notice for Publication.
U. S. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. w. r. }
March lkfh 1881

U. S. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. w. T. !
March 10th. 1881. !
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed his notice OF
intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim aud secure final entry there
OF and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Judge and ex-officio clerk OF the
Probate Court Of ClalaIn county W. T., at
New Dungcness. W. T.. on Saturday the
30fh day oi April. A: d 1881.
NICHOLAS MEA6HER. homestead appli-
CATION No. $3.50 Tor the lots & 4 OF Sec.
l0twp 80 80 u. re W. and names the fol-
lowing aS. his witnesses 70 prove his con-
tinr1ns residence upon and cultivation of
said tract. viz: Elliott Cline. Joseph Hen
t-rson. Iohn Morris and Nicholas Shum-
er. all Of New Dungeness, Clalam county
w. t.
6;5t il BROWN. Register.
, 1881-04-15
MALARIAL
BLOOD
POISONING.

Causing ChlIis and Fever
Dumb Ague, Intermittent, Re-
mittent and Typhoid Fevers,
eiliousnoSs, Liver, Stomach,
and Kidney disorders, and
many other slime rts, destroy
Ing tho health and lives OF
millions, ID driven out of the
system, and radically cured
BY tho uso Of tho LION MA.
LARA AND LIVER PAD and
cANcllONIC BODY AND
F0oTPlASTERs, the cheap
est and only perfect treat
mont by the Absorption prin-
ciple. The Piasters acting in
conjunction with the Pad up.
on the norve centers and re-
mote parts Of the body, In abb
soTbing and thoroughly rid.
ding tn !, system from N Ala.
rial POISON.
e. Tho whole treatment, Pad,
BODY PLASTER and FOOT
PlASTERS, all combined.
sold for ST. .OO-ti1e cheapest
and bostremedy ever discov.
cred, and a positive cure
guaranteed II worn accord.
Ing to directions. Remem.
ber, Pad, Body Plaster and
Foot Plasters, the whole,
81 90. Sold by all druggists.
or mailed on receipt of price
by
THE LION MEDICINE co..
NEW YORK.
, 1881-04-15

Noiicr Ia hereby given that the under
.ignt-i has. by the Probate Court of san
Juan c"l'niy. w. T.. been appointed Ad-
aiiniS,rstor Of the estate Of ". W. White
ncr. Decreased. All persons knowing illeuf-
selves TO be indebted to said estate, Will
call aiid make immediate settlement. and
All pers"ns having claims against said es-
tat.' are requested TO present the same to-
gether with proper vouchers. to the nm
derSign.,d. within one year from the frs,
publication Of this notiee.A
JOHN w. GRAY.
,AdnIiiiistra or.
oreAs Island. San Juan counry w. T..
April 5. 1881. n9:lt
, 1881-04-15
GOOD NEWS FOR the LADIES.

Waterman & Katz propose TO sell.
what is left IN The line of DRESS
Goods and Ladies' Fancy Goods
fr"an Monday IN, regardless of cost,
III order To get room for their i'm
, 1881-04-15

Recently porcupiae she'd his quilts on
an inqniSitlve dog near Gold-ndaie. Tile
owner Of the dog has lived in kiickirar
county 81 years. anu never heard of por-
cupine being there before.
, 1881-04-15
Notice ]

All persons indebted to the DEMO
CRATIC PKESS for subscription or adj
vertising. will please settle the same with
out delay and thereby save trosble.
FRANK F. MYERs.
, 1881-04-15

The PeruSiaa Syrup has cured thousands Is
who were suffering from Dy.pepsia. Debility,
Liver Complaint, Bois, HumoIs, Female
Complaints, etc PannnIeis fires. to any ad-
dress. Seth w. Fowle 4 sons, Boston.
, 1881-04-15

A first class, two-horse power
,hreshing machine-comple,s, aud
almost new; in fact rs good as when
purchased. VIII ae sold on reason
able terms, Apply TO ~
L B. HAsriNos, Jx.
Port Townsend, w. T.
, 1881-04-15

Any one desirous OF purchasing
choice harness. double or single. will do
well TO leave orders with o. H. HOlcomb.
as lie is agent for an eastern firm whose
harness gives the best OF satisfaction, both
in quality andhstyle- This can easily be
proven by taking look at Mr.. James
Saiiy's harness which was purchased by
Mr.. Holeomb, and is pronounced by COM
petent judges 10 be the best style Of har-
ne.S in the place.
, 1881-07-27
SHORT-HORNS,

Banquet mt Winchester, Ky., Proceed s.
ing tho -Four Grhal Sales Of yvcttllcn-
dmy, Thursday, Frlday+ unl Hatllr-
dny.
Special Dtspatea to The Chaeaao tribune.
WINCHESTER, Ky, July .1-Thtq enterprisfng
ntuegrnsa towl, IL ones moro fcstisu for tho
sbori.liorn. Evury house Is Tmll, uid the ba,s-
uucters aru mostly gentlemen from Gistnucu,
pr0nllnent In tho Durham worlu. Thusa who,
NJ Judges. hnse examined tho cattle to b9 sold,
snchk Of thcnl ns Il magnificent lot. Simpsons
Hall, whore tito banquut IL III progress, never
before lotjketl brighter or moro attractive than
It foGs ut this hour. 1t Ian atu8 purity o u luruo
scalc, III glanco ut tho rro9raA will show thut
this Is Il fonst In tho fullest sel,se, This ycars
Gnntluct has bceu In chnrYo Of Mrs. j. S. Will
inms, atiil she has brGM praised Oil Ill huiila.
MESu.
i'''''eqn nss'Iss ss3|ss {|;ts:Sn; |,ssi:fssa,
Ds''ftssFt ss5,ti i *t': M'sf ff'ysms!sno"' ys'.s;''
Froneh l'4as aud sweotbrsals.
EDhp nsAHKs.
'l'aGs us,;n,;s If s;nE, is! s9t !5,.sd l. n'rt!s w.
sada's # nS' nSS'|;;;E' iss, s'u'son' w'no saHee'
wo'3si;' i'5: ''':ss'ts; '.'e;s i,,eua.
,,..,.. ~, ,o1iSAsiESTEb COLL DISHES.
cr!Guetss, sAndH!elus.
c@aa @ Hot Tongue, sa. of .Ss GeSo ass e sxS
chhiinpsd! ,,I.e,' ,1.ssf' cpeMnbsr Pickles.
F5s,s s'':ts5a; a:,s S;$.,sr,,, s,,,,,
''s ssE Mss'ss IVY &ssSS; rs% Fruit
sta,orta S WiSs ,,n "ss 1ssSrsoa Cakes, ssa.'
..... cuSrErrI0sk.
fan1l1n lce-C fgntu, slraHbGtFr lce.CFcan.,
Nn3GDIHt0 jEBsCtGHHIs u11HUn JE4.tfHHul.
, 1881-07-27
MINING LITIGATION,
Decision OF Judge l3lycY In tho Ik1chs
1n0ntl.AlblOss Caao-The Drop In Al.
fst 1,ss YfNu

1SGG1kgQt4 u lkAFNH gu lNG 4AkEls
inOnl.AlblON CaAo-The Drop In Al.
bloM In San Nrahelaco.
SAN FRANCISCO, July :.:o,-Tho street Rboundcd
to.tlay with rumors to account for tho drop IN
Albion stuck. Some wero to the effect that
Jutl40 Hives had dropped expressions n the
effect that tho Ut. George patellt IL uuRsanilablo,
others hitting ut an uplltu!tai uso Ut snoney Dy
tho ls.ohn,0tid Company. isothpross and private
telegrAms from Eurekn nrc to tho effect that
rothmg regarding tho decision OF tho Court has
lrAkcd out. that tho decision neUd not ln lD0ketl
f1r until to.niorftw. and that tM causo Ia known
EuAKKA. Nov.. july. ag.-Judso Hyes' .deois[on
III tho t!ehinnt'd- Albion case will 10 del!vpred
ut 10 o'ulHuk to. morrow. Your correspondent IL
ubse 10 Ktye It. aailent polnts In advance ll0
ttha 1u4xe) holds tho st. uporRg pMtent to be
absolutely vulIl. Th0 tJacle Sam claim II a v01l
aud valid locntton, uttd l fact nvesy poli!t con.
4te9@t @n aa Tug favor pne!S s%s %Son. looafSn AZ.
alnnng othor paper tfttos put IN W
Richmond WA patent called Victoria. This
laltent wAs procured by liachtnunl pending
protest suit botweotl Ut, QeorKb aud uhclo SUN.
It II u younger claiuI Alll yolt,x4r application
for patont, than otth0r IT. ue1lEU Or Unu'G
a!s4 thofu waa IN &urfaea coni!rt hetw1ots It un4
unrl0 sa!Hi aellc0 @lu protest aFliat tue lsati'
ane9 ut tho Victoria Jlsunk was n.4le, Vlct0ria
tAyfnx K0nh through WflhHAt pr!ltnst. Ihu
Judge holds ltut 1t IL Il butt1r title thAn tlAe
conferred Gy tho rrur application, A sIay Of
proceedings " bo granted for tltEty Or Hlxly
days 70 allnw the oasa to ho taken up and 10 nre-
party. Tho rasc occupies thirty pAgea Ut legal
Gun.