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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-08

Two secondhand buggies for sale or ex-
change for good horse. Call at Phi. Deis
stables.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-08

Our Stetson hats for fall. just in.
8-I4-t fANCoASI DUN.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-08

One of the largest stocks Of hats to selec
from at A. Pancoast & Son. 4-l9
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-08

Fine line of imported piece goods for fall
jus tin. PANcoAsT & Son.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-08

-Pancoast & Son is the place to get nice
fitting suit. o-l2-u
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-08
ALMOST CERTAIN

The largest stock of rcarA made eliot
he CITY at PanCOaSt n SON. -
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-08

Emerson loans money on everything but
future prospects. o-2-u
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-08

BACKACHE is almost Immediately relieved by
wearing one of Carriers Smart Weed and Bell
adOnnn Backache Plasters Try one and be
free from pain. Prize p cents. Wholesale by
A. Dreiss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29

other distinction to bring. If then in America 1 i've
has never been any really privleged ciasS ~ nav
brought down to the level OF us ieows, Sn say.
for that in quite a new sense OF we FhnoWwh S"'
ing. THANK God there is q House OF Lords'
There is no ham in imagining what nl'en.
have been; but the fanciful notioh .na'
was the House of Lords when sa'ou
from class distinctions must DO uo"'eu
a rhetorical establishment rather than sei'ou'
idea. How long does Mr.. Freeman THINK Una, a"
ordor of nobility could have survived in the wilder
ness -. NJ,
We have objected to the prolixlty OF one vi W.,
Freemans lectures. We may add 'hat theS arc o."
more or less affected by the same fault ana 'n't -
the first series especially the slugglsh
the train of thought becomes wcarisoihe' "
endeayor to reduce himself to the popular 'o'"P
henslon the historian made the mistake Vi u" ~:
estimating the intelligence ard quchhos' "
audience. He sought to reinforce PLAIN h'"''ii'~
h., ovcs..ive repetition and variation. As an eA-
ample of this method, take the 'o'l""ins iitro.
recanitulating the introduction to the hrsf
w. +Lor 20 tho history of these homes OF d We
English neoplef What Is the history ~ nm
Middle and New EnGlandi l. may Pe sunni snt forth
in few words and e sailed 10 make
new home IN an island, leaving. 9e u Tho old
membered a good many OF our S'nsaUi nd iogetber
home on the continent. We all say, 'dtte5 from
IN The Island iii we had pretty well forgGi,eh
what parts of the continent we eGN - anr sorond
Alter time while some of las stayed III o' e., he
homo some of MS sailed forth yet AGAIN llV Vart
island 10 make a third home IN ah3t.eI ,e Wv
Or Shall put il more briefly we I'll looh "" To- If
ace from The mainland OF Europe 10 III 10 ntbc,s
EritaIu Some of rs abode n tLat lsi' wiz e. tho
tool second voyage fIOd the isle al III Van F
mainland of America Or shall pui ~ nl"lo st
iv stIIY We ali sal ed together MUG way ,,,,h
yy,rd Then some Of Us thought we had mao cnU"a -
of sailing vhle others sailed on Io"s wy
further westward STILL
Now Mr.. Freeman had already filled ten or t"'lfo
p,,s with the development Of thi, statement oil th'
case; lis repeuuon at all was oil uo"''-
fuI expediency: and its reiteration with 80 many
slight changes Of pbraseologv, tiresome even III
spoken lecture. is very bad art III pIh'2u "o"N'
Such devices to fix the readers wandering atehuon
are almost always .nell tctuai; ant when 'hey are
persisted in through a wno,e volume We are u''Ne"
TO resent the ",ondcscendlng bencvolence Vo uS'
one of Mr. Freeman'S phrases which taxes sue" u'i-
necessary pains with our education. Nh' WIN
hi, le,urel, pace and his habi, OF harpin9 upon I'M
important side topics Mi. Freeman as lecturer Is
urdenia5lv dab Nevertheless The love- oil history
and of politics who perseyeTeS uIt'i ne has con,
cuered his impotence at the authors manner Will
find in his volume the conclusions OF clear SIiops
and independent thinker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29

The market for railroad bonds was quiet and pre-
sented 10 features Erie second COnsols after being
up TO 96l2 closed unchanged at 9Gl4. Chesapeake
and OHIO tirsts series B. of from SSH to $50
50 d. and currency debts at 53 "a lower than the
last previous sac. Canada Southern frsts yielded 3s
to 0s b. and New York Chicago and st. Louis irsts
were steady at 96lsd 963s. East Tennessee, Virgl-
MA & Georgia IS were steady at 7G0757s and the
debentures were lower at 1873. Richmond and
Danvile rsts were up li2 at 9s, andthe debentures
were lower at 62l2OG3. Louisville and Nashville
general SO declined q to S9i2 International
and Great Northern IS sold at S4GS4i2
and Norfolk and Western general rs az
1908, 1OOl2. Northwestern sinking fund 5s were
hardly steady ut 9934 and Wabash general is de-
chned y 10 99l2. Denver and Rio Grande iirsis
we're better at 107 ga 1914, and the consols rose
from 9Ol4 to 80. Texas and Pacific incomes were
easier at 57&i but the Gr,ts Rio Grande division.
were tirmer at s2l2GS 2l4. New.Orleans and Pacific
lrsts rose liz to s7l2. Tie following are the clos
ing quo, ati0ns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILA DELPaJh srOox.
Reported by JOHN II DAVIS q Co, II Waus

THURSDAY. Dec. 28-Px
The stock market to-day developed lfrle moro
than trading back and forth Of the room specp.
lators. The business amounted only 10 23O.348
shares There is no stock on the list which did NOT
enjoy its OmentaOf strength and experience its
periods OF weakfess. But the various rnoyeme, "a
were irregular; some ocks strong and other,
weak at the same time. There were renewed
reports of negotiations In progress for the c0nso.
datIon of the Western Union and Mutual Union
Telegraph Companies. and they were effective In
advancing the price Of Western Union from sos,
to S2lsos2 There seems 10 be- no better basis for
The reports than the fac, that certain parties
are making In the name Of tie Mutual Union
Company offers TO the Western Union Company.
which, If il is not prearrangcd that they shall he re-
Jected from their charac ter certain 10 )e hencs
the reports that negotiations are pending Ths
Northwestern railway stocks generally were tina
weakest IN the list The coal stocks were held com.
paIatiycy steIdy by the circulation of "tlssuey
statements about the wonderful prospects of tn,
anthracite coal trade" for which tissueD
10 one IS responsible. Tomorrow the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western C0mpany's directors meet
to declare thc quarterly dividend; there Is little
doub. the dividend will he . per cent The mar.
ket closed duh, but fairly steady at figures tha.
were considerably hrtier than thc lowest.
There were no Transactions ia Government bonds at
the boards. and the outside bnsincs, was small The
market Is hardly steady at unchanged quotations as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29
Boaro an0 Rooms
East Sloe.

East Sde.
A PRIVATE Family will rent one or two
~ newly and handsomely furnished rooms convenient 10
era first class restaurants 40 Lenhson'sNo.
FURNISHED ROOMS with irSt-ciass board;
also liable board 100 2Sth St, Madison Square
and ele aed sationi references exchanged.
NEWLY FURNISHED floors, with private
~ hath n desired near Buckn CHAM (eleviOr strictly
nrst class appointments also accommodations Tor alhes
near 42d st and 5thsye Address A. DALEY "a west
35tl-st
% EAST 2OIH-ST.-A suit of rooms with
DO private bathroom; private table only or WITHOUT
board. Also single rooms FOR gentlemen.
100 2D-AVE.-FTnished rooms, with OF
100 without board reference.
Itt DISON-AVE.-FrOnt sunny third
~ suite, also back paror and square and single
sunny rooms. fourth floor. with CRATES with unusually
excellent board.
West Side
4 TRUNKS removed, 20 cents apiece
"A. GROVES EXPRESS COMPANY. 70 West 5Oth-st
10 " est S6tDst and % East lith-sL
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms, en- suite or
j sngy; gentleman or gentleman aud vile lerins
nently tTaiIsieBty Drown stone 1875 West 3'ths
rVHIRD-S TORY front sunny room, with board
i uneIceptionable references given and required 80
West SsIhst -----------
~ IVES + 2OTH-S T.-Second- story furnished
- room for a single gentleman AJAX for WALTON.
IeTU.ST.. 81 WEST.--Third floor front and
for refined pats1 desiI1ns EXCELLENT accommodations.
Inl WEST 40TH-S T.-Nicely furnished
OZ sauare room gentlemen oniy Convenient 10 eIo
ysted .tatun rcleieuee given and required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29

INl1 OE NEW I OiNh, I1NANtE DE-
~ PARTMENT Bureau TOT the Collection OF Assessments
OFFICE or THE COLLECTOR or AssEssMrS1s AND
CLERK ARREARs, NONemDcr 10, l-S2
NOTICE OF the sac of ana tcucmrnts for unpaid
s77 1878 the direction OF Auah Campbell comp
tfO.cr Of the city Of NewYOrE. -, . ..
The undersigned hereby gives public notice pursuant TO
the pOvis.ons An Act Tor the collection
OF taxes and rents In the city VI
York amend the several acts ia restoh thereto
passed April :, 1871, T..
respective Of all lands and tenemens III
the City Of which have been ad ana con-
Tmed situated Ia the Wards nos 10 - incluhNti Io tue
1871 1878 and 1873. AID remaining Que ana u
paid and also the respective owners o. all lana ana leue
ments IN the Cy OF NewIOk situated IN the wards aOIo
said which The regular Cioion alter re Is ha bech ana
for the Is 20, 1877 and remaining Que
and unpaid required 10 the sail ares and Cfoo
Water remaining due nj unpaid u the Collector OF
ment Of Fuance IN the House, with in
rate of ceut anuum PROVIDED by
80 OF Laws OF lSSl from the time the
of payment together with the
of this notice sertisement and default be made
such ands aud enementH viii be sod at
uu,r auction court House In the city Ha
Park, City Of NewYOrk on Monday arch 9th, 1888
for tho lowest term 81 years at which
take the IN consideration OF advanc
ing OF CrOtOn Water rent "A tho
he due and the Dtere thereon Aforesaid
time 81 ether with the charges OF s hOce
and al and charges accrued
sale will b" continued from time 10
un all the lands and enemens 50 advertised Tor sale
shall be sold.
the CoOn water rents tue ownership OF tho
properly which ard CrOOn water rents remain
paid il published pamphlet and that copies or the said
The Office OF the Collector
mems and clerk OF Areas and Will Oe ueh'oiru 10 ay per
applying for the same , a, a. - AD1,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29

II n II Nj Mi
or .anize the laws Of the state OF colorado ex
rIfed cred Union trust company OF New
SnrK or trust deed Dea1ng date March twenty
ird IN the year huniT and eighty 10 secure tne
aud interest OF &c tau OOhosoI sau
Moose Mining ump my. bearing dae with sad mort
age on trust eed amounting the aggregate 10 the sum
one hundred dollars. property
therein and hereinafter described
trust deeds recorded IN inc ONCE o the
KcCtdd-. ot the County PAX. state OF Colo ado
Default made IN tue cOn,ltlOns oil Sd oTttaee OF
eed and hOdcIs Of more than twenty ave thousand
do lars of SAID bOns writing requested the mon
u u keCuto the power OF SAFE IN
aid mOrig gaze trust deed contained
said bonds tue interest from the lrenty-
March A D. eighteen hundred ana eBy-t"o'
Al Of ten per cent per annum .-.
Pul the power sale Ia sd NOR gaze OF uu5i
DEED Mon Trust Company OF New Iofk WIN
r the toye mortgage trust deed described at
uubic auction at tie Exchange SaeSroOu, numuer one
ud Ell broadway in the city OF Newf ORR al
we've oc.Ocx noon the 1hreth day OF December,
eighteen hundred aud elgltytWo -.
line s propo ty described in said mortgage OF trust
deed - follows 10 Wit: .,.---.. -, -. ,.u.. ~,
iii the mines and hcreitaments and tenements or
IN, Moose Mining Company. uate, lying ami DenS ID te
Count, VI PARK In the state OF Colorado together WIN az
machinery bOl fixtures thereunto appeIaln
; and all the property OF the said Ihe Moose Mining
onptny situated in said tate OF Colorado, ana all suoh
utosY winch shall be hereateracqued by sah me DOSE
Mining oml an r. and also It's franchises connected or III
any ray relan mining business ogatne win all ahh
sugua tnements and appurtenances htIeuhtO Delo
IN aud the reuIndcTs. tolls Incomes rent s
and thereof AL the assets rights. ues aud
well Al law or III equity OF inc bdu
The Mouse Mining Company in and to the same.
D'S'"' MON TRUST COMPANY. OF New.York,
MILLER PECKHAM DIXON, Attorneys for Trustee
MaIl. New. York y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29

70 the Edttor Of Thc TrtbuHe.
SIR: Can YOU give me any information CONCERN
ing he cause of the decline IN Bodle Con oIIuaied
sock 4 few months q o II sold at HO PER snare
and il 3 now quoted az - per sh1re. Bullion ship
l. ants are regularly ma e from ne ulhe, ana Oh IN
lst 81 Iecrmnrr tI' company at an francisco I'-
ported S57,2GJ % caSI ON hand; NofWi 'an"lHS
tuis fact. no uvdcut has been dec AIRED tor Decch-
her l. the mine Slll ia the hands OF the par WIo
controlled n several wears ago VIII tne ptlc' OF tue
old stock Gas advanced 20 about $50 per STARE, ana
VINO then rnoadcd much of MS stock o. his III n ia
IN lrinci,cof FIT is sui in has con roll Is II t
the pie IN. movement likely 10 continue until ne
has secur d mos of the stock which II now IN the
hands az the publci The reports from the nine
continue favorable. and much ore Is sad to be eX,
lO,cd IN he nj G.. What redress have on, sioe
stock moi. ors Tor the wlIui holding back VI Work
by the mana of a mincf ,
uch cause tor dissatisfaction also exists in the
management OF other of the BOdie mIne' o-perla ~
the Standard ard bulwcr, winch ar" chiefly owned
at the East On August 10 last, wen StaH"aId
stock sofa at $3.50 per sdare. HE TRIBUNE pun
L.ped a TELEGRAM from seth Ok, III san FRANCISCO,
,aylnL: Wv will have TO reduce our dividend on
a, count OF rich gold chang ng TO silver ore 10 4
great extent" Not long after tnS ne stock decllhcd
10 ~. % per share. The shipments OF bullion irom
n, NINE for four weeks In November as reported
IN iHE tribune, amounted to 10J,oNo, ana the
stock - now selling al - per share.
lItil. WORK has been done III tbt Bulwer mine Tor
about two years, and as the mlhe cohirolIC" %
tn same parties who manage the stand ri, WHch
a.ilIu, a. many Shrcwd mining men believe thit
me Buiwer mine is being held back to await Ihe
ex IalstOn Oh The standard or unit the bulk OF Ihe
ljulwrr stock has been "cOrrallcd" by me man
ayers at the present low prcc. about SLID per
are. .
nat inning stocks nave fallen iuto dlsrepute IN
,rw.IoIkf If IHE TRIBUNE will throw some hCht
upon the dark and GeVtuu~ ways of the MANAGERS
u the Bodie mines, 1t VIII render the puDlc anothe
vaiuabl. service. lNQOIltEH'
Ncu- ORR, Dec. p, 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29
1 elm n)dnte1 }.

CALESMEN WANTED. Experienced trav-
- cling sell in cities line OF standard aud
tabished nayong extracts other spcciales 10 the
wholesale obJng trade and retail rocers Tor which liberal
will be offered engagement 10 commence about Jann
1888 ueed apply except those VINO can furnish
ntsclass ties m0nals character and ati nY Apply 10
S. H. VAN DCZkR 50 Bsrcsyst and ~ Park place. New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29

SAH SIAG'N. Arz, Dec. 2S.-Ihc Johnnie Bull
mine. near here Is IN the hands of an Englsh syn
dIcate. he NINE Is owned by ". H. lIenry; Of The
leic- iork Hordd and recent development have go
tablISh' d the value OF rhe property. Mining men
here are unIuInous in pr Use Of the mine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29
MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY. Dec. 28-p. m.

THURSDAY DEC Zo-P m'.
There was a general collapse in values at the
Mining Stock Exchanges Except Chrysote, which
rose to go, ami Robinson. which was steady at
about 100 the decline in prices was general.
Sierra Grandr, which was the active stock OF the
day. declined 10 4.053410.
The Bosiou Consolidated Mining Company mas
declared its fourteenth dividend OF cents per
share, payable January II, 1888
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29
QeGChcr5.

LADY teacher with excellent testimonials
a with regard to and ability would lie 10 engage
a. daily teacher attention q private
sructi0n OF pupils Address j. NJ SO Pennsy aIiave
Newark, y. J.
ABLE and accomplished professors tutors
~ gOyeuesses lecturers companions and hOusekee
supplied hy is NJ j. YOUNd, American And Foreign
Teachers' Agency. % Union square
fEEACHERS WANTED, ESPECIALLY FOR
the West and South Vacancies filed free. send stamp
for anplicaon form and Public School JOuInI" to
NATiONAL TEACHERS AGE$CY, CINCiNNAT, o.
WANTED Vocal and Instrumental Teacher,
w with Piano; gentleman preferred fine OF rooms
and board n the house. Address MUSIC. go 3d.ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29
Oantlul Academies.

ALLEN DODWORTlFS
u SCHOOL FOR DANCING. No. GSl SHAVE.
For particulars seud for circular.
Doiyorth's new lanccrS Dr published IN few DAYS
ATMR. TRENORS ACADEMY OF DANCING,
n Broadway and SD 81
Lessons every day 'ud ening. send for circular
LEN MACGKEGOKS
~ SCHOOL FOR DASCING ll2 9th ave.
Private aud class lessons every day. see circulars.
ID HARVARD REILLY, NJ Ulster Of Dancing,
No SIS Ith.ave. 47th.st, opposite Windsor Hotel.
ClasseA will recOnmence MOnGIY OctJJor H. 1854 Ia
gsgemept at Newport Il. l., closes OctIJsrL
T. y. send postage -tenO FOR circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29

or city bank stocks, five shares of Plrk sold at
I57. The bidding and asking prices on the frat
call were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29
OFFICE or THE
sAyJUAx AND NET.YoRK MINING ANn oMELTING Co.

~ BROADWAY. NEw.h DIRK.
VNUE ANNUAL MEETING of the slOckhold-
e. of tlfa compan, election OF seven trustees
add m ran.ictiun s.C other business - may como be-
Io them vii be held office OF hestrs spencer lrs&
% ~ Broadway. IN the city of New-HorE on WhDNEs-
DAY. January 3. 1888 a 8 y. m
transfer books close December 80 1882 and reopen on
The oh day OF January, Is -, - %, 49,. -, r,,, .,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29
THE MINES OF BODTE, CAL.
IN, Edtror or rhc rrt6un~

Bullion valued al SOL .4O3 IS was received IN tins
city YeslcrdaE from the mnes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29
filming.

OFFICE or THE FTpLEY GOLD MINING CO. or GEORGIA.
10 BROADWAY, y Ew YORK. )
ENUE annual meeting o the stockholders OF
ths company election OF seven trustees ana tho
of si,n other may com . 20 thetn
Mi he u,d al o.. Uih,es 20 Broliwa, u .ht .Yof
Nev.1 OH on ruc. lay, January o 81. at ~ ahsicr
boo.s viii .Use FRIDAY, JanuH{ ., l7o 'oen on
January H., loS3 uLO T. IHAbOl ..'' ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29
YssterdAy. .s~,hay,

CLOSING PRICES Of BOSToY STOCKS
BOSTON. Thursday. Dec. %. 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29
JUSTICE AND MAMMOTH AID EAGLE : DIT upAD}

JUSTICE AID MA,DIOGH AID EAGLE DIT NlDAD(
'-' N.w OAK Dec -, 1882
batert I the aboVe named companies the election OF
uIec aud Of such other business a. may
49, I,iI lrioIe said needing wl be- hed al the oin Oi
m COMPANY 80 - Peltst on monday January H. at :
IL IL 'i'N - r.,a-,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29
Goruorallon y Offices.

CITY OF NETWORK, FINANCE De
~ PARTMENT Bureau the Collection OF Assessments
and Arrears Assessments and VI COtOn Water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29
Jnstrnctlon.
For Bows and Young Men-Oitv.
SCIENTIFIC SCHl

For Bows and YOUNG Men-ctv.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SC = y'Da.
Nad,sonava and i4thst fits for the school oi Mins'
insttnts Sbefod &c. and technical profesoha
Glasses In Architectural and Mechanical Drawh al
a COLIN late ngineer corpd U. b y" anu Fi'
Naval Academy oo-
DACKARD'S BUSINESS C0LLEE sdn:.. s soc8
~ t,odavs Tuesday January p Office open daiy ent
me hohuaIs-i s. = PACKARD, PIes'deh''
For Both Sexes-CltV.
MISS NJ. A. CLARk'S ,,.,n, r,aie, and
Children, l07 East 35th-st' puOhc 'o"o' ~
Art Schools-City.
AIRS LOUISA b. CULyER vii receive nT " Pu Frs
,,.r Nondav oct nc. DRAWING, OF! am W "A IN
Cor or p INriNG STILL LIFE, FLOW EiSo anu LA-'D
sCAPi; CHINA PAINTING AMI DE- ID V tV,HUF
SNnA ." STt'DIO No 30 MADISON ANENOb'
~, urNT1yGroH Mr. WILLIAM HART. MrJAMES
N II IkT Mr., A. +. BELLOWS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29

The business IN state bonds confined 70 the
Tcnne-s G., which were weak; s. declined from
i5i8 to i3l2 and compromise bonds from IG7s to
i4l2 Annexed are the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29

.scllcr TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29

TIE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29


y. y, w. >. q Buf
srk deliv'd when
issued on old subs
n. v, W. >. n sun.
cxJ2u. 1883 coup.
MY, W. =. q Is.
subs. D. n W. o..
North Paclnc div.
scrip .........:"
". y, G. & st. l..
eQ. bonds.........
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11
John Chlnaz,lan in Court

At a session Of Western court some
years ago Il Chinanlan WAS on trial on
the cllargeof stealing pistol. He proved
conclusivcly that the pistol produced in
court IL the one stolen WAS his own ;
that he had bought it ami that it had
been in his possession long before the al
legged theft took place. The case went t"
the jury ut l. O'Clock, the time for the
adjournment vi court, and the juryn,en
not wishing to l~ kept till court opened
again ut :; o'clock, hurried 10 give in their
verdict. The foreman, turning to the
rest IN the box, said: "Wcll. boys what
do YOU SAY :: Let Us give him two years
in the penitentiary. Another ans
were1l "Ali right, put him through or
the Judge will adjourn And another
said: 900 ai,cu.l, hurry up, or We viii
have to stay here till :; o'clock" Just at
this iunc,nrc IL quiet old gentleman on
TIL: ;u:, s,,g..c>tc.l; "But is he guilty.
The foreman responded: '(;uilty: Well
the ..d>ls, We want our dinner, and il
he aint guilty why c:.a: him. :" tn"
verdict was immediately handed III,
"Nnt guilty" This scene is said to have
l.eu witnessed Ivy - gentleman living
not Gar away.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-11
Again Doe.

John wa> again in ;,..,;:,ir III ~, early
hour yesterday morning. Hi: blood wa>
III II state OF gentle Irritation :r.n, :.l,.'-
hulic s!in;llant taken for the i,ur|,oS. Ut
keeping oil shall l.ox. II. knc" he
o',v!.; To !n arrc:t'd, Lciu.'!runk, an! :"
became slis"ulcr!y as >'"',, as possible :"
a. to make :: stronger case. Having
these ideas moving vaguely through h'.'
mind Mr.. doe did not go home. as he
should have dom" hi, sought the a;"":r
Of an officer Of the law, who j, well
known Us :, terror to law breakers ans:
then and there did thr,ls: the fist Of him
the said John Doe through the window
Of his the terror to laWi,r.-,ker'>- resi-
ueucc. What shall i've .i"ne mt" the
man."