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Drunksnnoss.

1t is a subject of general remark
to-day, that there never was 30 much
drunkenness seen upon our streets
on Sunday, az Yesterday. Men and
boys were seen reeling along our
principal streets in state Of intoxi-
cation, so that it was difficulty for
them to navigate. IA
Under the new law, which is very
severe upon those engage in selling
on Sunday, people wondered where
those intoxicated obtained their
haYeraRea.
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A Battle with outlaws .

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, Feb. II.
The citizens at Cranes, headed
by the Depty Sheriff made a raid on
the rsndezyous of some outlaws with
the intention of clearing them out.
Three of the robbers Frank LAWS
James Lynch and a fellow known
as the "Kid, p aged Is were shot
dead. Sheriff Jones and his assistant
Fitzpatrick, were badly wounded in
the encounter and Jones is NOT exs
pected 20 live. Three others of the
gang are at large and will be captur
ed. u
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GEN 4 RAG NEWS.

An ordinary days business on change
In Chicago 10 about 10000, 600 bushels of
grain. Satdrdsy's sales amounted to 30.-
000, 300 1usheis. #
1t is announced that on and after to-
day the MerehaLts' Exchange in San
Francisco will cal wheat and other pro-
daae, bends, miscellaneous stocks, and
any osher prop sEts except mining
stocks, the cal ~ be open 10 all comers
Douglas Vapdrrhoof, embezx ling
bookkseper Of The Firtt National Bank
of g.. Paul, waived an examipa a Ion on
Saturday, and was held in $50, 900 bail.
Lat evening sparks from a locpmo-
tive set fire to some little pools OF coal
oil ontAe low grJunds neaE Olean, Ne "
York, where the United Pipe Lines
have q number OF large iron tanks. In
few minutes the flames spread to three
tankp, containing 106, 600 barrels Of 0 /,
and set them In a blaze. 1t va, feared,
at last accounts, that the burning oil
would get into The creek and destroy =
number of bridges aud dwellings.
Sir Henry PArkss, the new South
Wales Minlst ~, WHO Is on q mission to
this country, pa ID visit to Vassar Col
lega on Saturday. 4
Mr.. Healy leetured on the Irish Ques-
tibn to an aud kcn6e of 1900 persons In
Worcester, NJ Masaachusetts, last might
He vii sail from New York for home
this week.
The Cour. OF Claims has adjourned un-
til the 10th inst, In the hops that the
President will have f1lled the vacancy
upon Its bench by that time. IN
A Savannah desp itch reports tha
George Allen, cashier Of the Savannah,
Florida and Wastera Railroad, is q de.
faulter for about 5000 aud has dlsap.
Members of the Assay commiasiou
Who have retur1 1ed to Washing on frem
PhiIadeiphia say the assay was mosl
| satisfactory, the coins sh0 wing less thar
| the usual deviation from the standard.
General Haxen contradicta the report
| that he favors separation Of the SigaAl
| Corps from the War Office. Oa the
CONTRARY, he believes that snch . separa-
| tion would deptive the Signal Corps OF
'tthe discipline the Art cles Of War give,
which alone make u always rel able and
A man named Bivans, two weeks mar
fled, became dissAtlsaed with bis wife
and dro wned hlnsals neaf Haw River
| rorth Caroline. on Friday last. He
| walked into the river holding heavy
stone which he Ilad tied TO his hands.
A, M. boteldD, Sn0t uurtng the affray
/ iu the ONCE of the National Republican
/ died OF his IDjoFtes In Washington OF
| Eatur say fiightl Hss bro sher, A. @. So
| tsIdo, has bten eommltt d without hal
| On che charge OF having done the shoot
ing. Bsr.on, the ReDabl Can ne ~ edi
| tor, continues I'd improve.
The Supteme Oosrt OF Vermont de
| cide1 tn at mtll owner or manufacture o.
s'has nolrigbt tb dur , fntp the atrs an
OF, whicn his nj or factory Is situate.
Isawduat or any kind OF waste ekcep
what is absolutely and indispelsabl,
necess sry in the bsne tleial eRjg3msnt Q
his " ater privilege, TO the fn5urS oS 9th
lers below him 4n the same strHsm."
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The Congressional Committee
Agree Upon Plan of Subsidies

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1l.-A joint con-
ference Of The subcommittee OF the
House COMMITTEES on Commerce, Naval
Affairs and Post Offices aud Post Roads
was held TO day In the rooms of the lat
ter committee, upon the subject Of ocean
mail service aud the following resolu-
tion was adopted:
sResolyed, ThA. it IS the sense of this
joint committee that 1t Is advisable to
promote the postal and commercial In
terests of the United States by providing
a su fficieut compensation for the carr
riage of ocean mails from the United
States to foreign ports by American
ships.n -
This resolution will be reported TO the
respective fnll committees. 1t is believed
that some measure will shortly be repor-
ted to the House fAvoriag liberal COM
pensAtion to an American line OF fast
mall steamships for carrying the malls
between this country and European
ports.
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Bank Presi dens Rearrssted

PxTERBoRoUaH, N. A., Feb. H.
Information WINS received here last
night that President Elliott, of the
Riley County Kan., has been rear.
rested, charged with further complica-
tons. At aH investigation he dis
closed that he held $50, 900 Of the
capital Of the bank, but could give no
satisfactory acctunt Of ats disposition.
His arrest Will w. followed up until
the bsttom facta are obtained.
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'Tke RasnkvfwheA syoE~v.. /

Hereafter allthe p, W. & b. II. r.
cars that go into the car shops for re-
pairs will come out painted the ess
tabhshed colorof the Pennsylvania
q. R., with the exception that they
will not contain the word stPennsyl-
vania," but r., w. & B.R r."
The first TO come out thus painted
was q baggage car now lying at the
station IN this city. N
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POpe 4 nd CmrIfuts.

LoNDoN, Feb. 13, 1882.
The Papal NAucio In Madrid has re-
celved telegr am from Cardinal Jacob
inI, the Papal Secretary OF State, decl4r-
ing that the proposed pilgrimage 10
Rome ought to be under the control OF
the bishops and hot under the control of
Senior Noeedal A despatch to the
Standard from Rome states that Catdi-
nal Jaoobinl hab Informed the Spanish
Ambassador that the Pope Is fully pre-
pared to prohibit the pilgrimage from
Spain to Ro ne nDless he receives satie-
factory assurance that IL has no political
cha -aoter whatever.
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shnn,t ITaIke a R1na PHI

No, don't lake it and run the risk of
mercnrisl poisons, but when bilious aEd
copstlpated get package of the cele-
brstad Kidne, Wort, and 1t will speed
lily cure yok. 1t is Dasure's great reme-
dy for constipa ton, and for all kidney
and liver diseases. 1t acts promptly on
these great organs and so restores health
strength and vigor. 1t is put up in liq-
uia and dry form, both aotlng with equal
efficiency. Price 81. See adv.
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smxsh Post Camp Rars.

TLe Smyth Post Camp Fire, this eve
ming, In the Adams Building, promises
TO be grand success. The principal
speeches viii be made by Post Depart
ment Commander r. 9. Fraim, and
Post Commander T. A. Keables, NJ. ID,
Recitatiens, music, poems and other
entertaining exercises, will constitute
the programme OF the evening. The
public are cordially invited TO be pres
Ant. 5a5 -liH
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THE WESLEYAN CeL1Ess.
no BIZ CoETEuRD As AN RDUcATroSAL AL
IAaTITurEoN BIZ Mr.: BRIGHT.

iNariTuTIoN BIZ Mr.. BRroHT.
VIM. Bright, who now owns the
Wesleyan Female College buildings,
Ia this city, told GAZETTE reporter
that the college would not be closed,
90 had been reported on the streets,
but would be continued as an educa-
tlonal institution, under its present
charter and management, and will
therefore keep open until the summer
vacation. Should the principal, Rev.
]. N. Williams adhere 70 bis rssigna-
tiOn, which he tendered few weeks
ago, his position will be open for ap-
piicants. Mr.. Williams eontemp plates
returning to the active ministry.
The report that MIR. Bright levied
upon the personal property Uf the col~
lege and the principal, given 10 an ar
tevnpon paper h few days ago, ID In
eofreet. The levy was made By the
University Of Pennsylvania, through
Anthony Higgins, Esq., for interest
due on ground renA the amount OF
the claim, with costs, being &790. The
property levied upon was bought 10 by
Mr.. Bright. ai9so afsTf h,
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A Htsh Value.

Among the many coins that an intrla-
sic valus is placed upon Ia the silver dol
lar OF 1904. Ii the coin Is In a good
state OF preservation any numlsmatic
VIII pay $500 for 1t. Ii any readers OF
the GAZETTE has one In her As his pos
session they should take 1t to some OF
the coin gaLherers in Philadelphla.
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from the n. Y. wStlp,, ~ l,'." - r.
The C@lsr x.aR& il RrookIyn.

< nv G&AVA AAflN1fN 4A& MNN&V&h&
Argument on ~ application for >
mandamus to . pei Principal Galla>
lyn, to receive Theresa w. B. King
(oolored) as . pnpil, was to have been
heard yesterday in the Brooklyn City
Court. The girl Ii daughter Of
Simpaon King, . aoolored man, residing
in Bridge street, Just oatside the limits
Of District No. 8. The Law COMMITTEES
of the Beard Of Education and the
Local COMMITTEES have sustained the
Principal in his refssal to admit the
girl, and have passed . resolution au-
thorizing him to employ counsel to
defend the suit brought againss him.
Mr.. King is determined to test the
case in the courts, and twill probably
be concluded this week.
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Who're ifOrir,nnfanl

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Apru 8, 1881.
h. ID. WARMER q Co.: Sire
a distressing cough, originating from
Glssasea W'ssea liver, was cured by your Safe
h'uhey and Liver Cure a.
A. HoPKINs.
:, IT seems that we are about to have
warm waves from Dakota" Well, 1t
Is ABOUT time that Dakota gave US
something pleasant. Alaska has be-
naved very badly this winter, and sent
" nothing but storms. s4na 7
The highest hopes and futersst OF the
,s ,soa Isst on the purity, health nd
smeeRth OF womanhoed. We take plaa.
su.o ln fetesrritg our readers TO the re-
VsaAaols Vsaa.an EN- eacy OF Lydia E. .RlLkbam's =
diseases from which women snffsr 40
much. SA S"SA w
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An American Inventor.

PARIS, Feb. 12.--Mr. B. b. Hotch.
kiss, the American inventor OF the
revolving cannon adopted BY the prin-
eipal governments, received the deco
ration of Ohevalier of the Legion of
Honor on account Of his services to
the French marine. The Danish gov
eminent has also conferred upon Mr..
Hotchkiss tho Cross Of Denmark for
similar services rendered to it's artil-
lery.
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4reetIngs To.night.
Erands' Social Lyceum.

MONDAY.
ETtandai R0cial Lyoeum.
UHlfnxn Division, X. Of p.
Shieids Lih&ary Association.
ldnaua Tribe, No. 8, I. o. r. M.
1AlMNARe Lodge, No, ], ], Q. O.. Z.
Herman Lodge, No. 2S, /. o. O. +.
Waahln@ton Lodge, No. l. X. of r.
WliMfngs0n Council, No. s, .. Y. 4. n.
Warrington Lodge. No. 5, A. o. q.
Union Eincalnpmsnt, No. 7, /. o. o. r.
star OF Bsthlehsn Division, (oolorsdls
= wil4lng.qn 1dhlon. No. l. Uniform
Wik1fagton ana Braadywiae Council.
NA Q, o. q. a. u.
AnIshts Of 81. Patrick. meet at Bt.
MRY1's OhuFsA.
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For tine GAZETTE. .. 's@
Dfa bus 30 HEsr Dutx.

Mn. EDITOR IL wish to say 70 the
parties who have 90 much TO say in
regard TO my acting indiscreetly in
the case of Policeman Chamber. who
who was 20 badly beaten on the might
OF the 18th Of. November lant. that n
they could stand by and see fellow
peing 60 brutally assaulted and not
make any appeal or attempt to assist,
they must be totally devoid of feeling.
l did at the time whhtI thought was
my duty, aud do lot now regret my
action, and II the people look down on
me for doing what / thought was my
duty, and what the Judges OF the
Court gave me credit for, then think
they are not worthy of protecti IN
from the police.
MRS. a, KENNEDY.
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a Celored nosnernde.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Thos. Ames,
q colored man, was shot in the side by
Keeton Brewn, also colored, In . per-
sonal quarrel here last evening. Brown
fred at the officers who attempted TO
arrest him, and escaped, but will pfoba-
bly, be taken In before morning. Ames
will probably recover.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13

TIE Sub Committees on Territories
in the House has reported in favor Of
admitting the southern half of Dakota
as State. There are only two OBJ.
jectlOns to the report ; the proposed
State hasn't half people enough to
elect one Representative +; and the
proposition to admit it covers about q
dozen very neat and profitable Jobs.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. /. 1882,
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINprON

zq s,dt ,drtnialadelphIa 1900, 2,2ss, $50, 6.5i,
9 fialSt, ia,t NO. ~ ~ as gSs 5.is ISsS 50 ;.
In, o''o't i'oJN, S'oOst la.W~ pi
sis Sor !, New v Ycrk-2. eOs, 22s&, $40. O.s5.
,. In. no q. m. l2stf. l.5s, 6.l7t, sag
a. nor NJ hsaalttimoro-l.oOs, l.42s, 4.5s 800. sss
For wv nOo, wit, 500, i, 2, LOIS .. IN.
m. ion genlag Iml on, Luz .42s, 4.5l#, s.0Os a.
tlons--I9 n ~. IRE and intermediate sta.
sFpain. S.3s a. M; 100 Goa D. nn.
dav ns rn ming both daily aud sun
ttrains running only ON Sunday
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The CoIltsry RxpleaIon.
LONDON, Feb. u, 1882.

There we're two explosions in the
Rhondda Valley mine last evening. The
frat killad two persons, While an ex-
plsring party was descending the SEQ
ond explosion occurred, shattering the
shaft aud killing foHr persons, one Of
whom was blown to pieces.
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.nnnaH llm,, shot.

san FRANCISCO, Gal Feb. 1., 1882.
uDandy Jim,n one of the Indians
under sentence Of death at Fort Grant,
was shot and dangerously wounded by .
gard this morning while attempting to
escape.
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HEAVY GRAIN SALES.
CHICAGO, H., Feh.i

An ordinary days business on Change
In the sale OF about tan million bushe Is
of grain. Yesterday the sales amounted
to nearly tbir million bushels One
Oincinnati operator Is repo ted to have
Cleared $40, ,00e by quietly "scalpinR" the
market, atstAt
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Hon To.unnrrnu Evan.nnn

The White FaWn Assembly will give
nop tomorrow evening In the Qapelle
building, King street, below Third
Ilckeis, 70 cents. The participants may
expect good tina. - --I-T-
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roadI7W Wilmington "a and Northern Rail.
day trains AIM q. M 800, sos }. m. 30 sun.
am. 5nware SD N ~ Western RaiIroad-IO. 30
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Los. sa1s aD1slswere Railroao "a. eOs, gs5 a. M.
tEr For New easlla onIy. unusy erains.
tlons. harrington and intermediate sta
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13

NOTICE. .---9 he speolal committee on
In sale OF the AlmshouRe property, AM
nounce that plans Of the property as laid
oilt in lots may be examined at the Trn
tees ONCE, No. los wv. sixth strs ct, from
the 18th TO the 10th list, All are invited
TO exAniAe the plets. By order of ths
committee. @. HILL BRlNToN,
feb9t2Q Chairman,
The daily gazette., 1882-02-13

MoRE grain has been sown In South
Carolina this season than in any olher
since the war,
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DNED.

SHUBRICR. Died February IL, 1882,
Julia q. Shubriek, widow of the late
Commander Irvine eehubrick, u. 8. N.
The male friends of the family are re-
spectfuIly invited to attend her funeral
from the residence OF mrs 8. r. DUPONT.
on wednesday, February 10Th, at 1880 a.
M., without further notice, to proceed TO
81. Joseph,s Church. febl8-2ts
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT w11MrN5,,v,,,

Fron, =, ANKIVE AT WILMINGTON
az. q. .P9hdllladelphla-l.oOs. ! zoo ! sTs
$50, s.at !, 10 1T 2stt. 2.bo, 4.s. 9's5 < al
L.sOf y. m. I''' ''sst' I.55, s.35f, $50, iO5ss,
ia, ,om VA New York-l2.4s, 1.s2., 400. 7wt.
lO;0o' p, M M 1889, Lmtts a.51 6.4Ssl
I'4sn II b .ltimore-1.5Is. 2.iss am q oo
pm. ~ l2sHt, 100, 6.IiS, e.sOt' ' saS. s:,S
E:Sett, l5o, 6.iis a lSnSi;S. NJ ~ 2.ls, .. m.
ron Sunday ouIys uay'
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DUBAHC BALEs OF DWELLINGS
AND LORB.--We are con fdent we
can get good prices 1t our Saturday sales
for dwellings rated At from $1,000 TO 93O06
and for lots vaIuel at from $500 to $1,000
pev foot front. We shall be pleased 20
consult with owners who desire to real
ize quickly,
f0p9.7t HEALD q 20.
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n. l2.Os, Ose5aware & ISs RsllrOad-s.5O, ease a.
trains. o.hV'' o.0o p. m. No SUNDAY
IRON New Castle only. d
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JEW ApVRMrleENIENEs.

THOR aALE.-About s75 feet of good
~ building lots on Fourth, Fifth, Du-
Pont and Scott streets, at l1w prices and
on easy TERMS Can be divided into
small lots
febll-6t HEALD q co.
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road1S,ns y n,ala@aing,on ! z and Northern RAN
Sunday trsiDs. s'no. LBS a. fn.; e.b5 3. N. No
= m' 2l5 r. m. Ne gssa sana ssa,.,
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.PhlSs lSs LIE! LEAVE FOR wILM1NeroS
Avenue -anala-Broad ~ and Waah5,,s1on
m. N'oVs 40, H.l0 ln.ih a - : A5AS q ~ IN ~
stsspS.n ;. n. nGa''le-s.ss, s.qo ii.4s a. M. 4a.
Unlimited cypress trains. q
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12

tent with the clearing Of small fractions of pcs
profit, OF who limit losses within the Same ranes
There are, however, shrewd sbecuators, who TO-DAY
devoted their time to observation rather than ty
active operations who think that they discovered
q continuous feeding of the market, In ho-
mGopathic quantities, by tho system of scaled
orders. The market opened generally Az
higher fgnres than yesterdays closing prices,
but the better quotations were met by liberal ann
ply OF stocks that soon caused a halt In the al
vance, and subsequent sharp decline As a rule be.
figures were recorded 90 or Immediately subseouent
to the opening Of business and the lowest prices ~
the day were made before noon. After that tba
market was anyones who was bold enough 70 be n
leader. aud in the absence OF anyone ambition.
to that role it left to the tender mercie
Of average traders who generally are confident ~
higher prices. Generally, the final changes which
in majority OF instances are gains are small and
immateral in either direction /; but gain of y for
Western Union and of II for st. Paul and loss Of
per cent for Lake Shore are notable exceptiof$5
to the rule. noteworthy feature Of the market
is the fact that average operators still are more In
tentm discussing and guessing the probable or Dos.
sble action Of leading spectators than the present.
commercial situation, which in the end makes or de-
stroys values. The market closed dull irregular and
without feature.
Government bonds were moderately active and
strong, and the final bids for the As were advanced
ls per cent. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IIyERPooI- April ll2 D. mPork-PriIDe hass asSrsnd aSd
steady AZ $50 90 Western STEADY At 7a lssf
Cut dull 4a.: short ilo dun M g, saIS;.Ions 40; ca!
dnll AT AZ. short dull at 41od Hams s,-s anl
steady at 80 shoulders duh at 81 Cd Beei-ind Iari
at 49, Extra AZ l5j Prime Mess dun AZ itv dal
Prime e,teru steady at 559d Taliow-Prme ~ Sal
At aO Turpenncs plrits steady at So k,s cSscs
~ II "a Co,,rnvn steady Sld- CneeseAmerlcs1 .s.sA1
All AZ 0SI lard OH here Flourfxts c$.s, lnn
at i3gd Whe0t-No. White steady at 10Y No. ar i1 81
$500 n, al ID winter New Western. steaiy ~ A"
Sar ed steady Cd tor 67 I'D for Old Ycur,
~T,vKRpoO April ll-S m-Broadstuns sss, .sr oen>
,oI1i ner csntal Western Wheat y6d esl ia
ri Tor average California White Syde 1919 LOT or Wessfs
snrins Corn "a ll per cental for New Mixed "e''e
pvvapoo, April llRecelpts Wheat for tns ,orS
vr Atlantic p0rta 800 quarters from rss's r Cofps
I.OOO quarters; tIol olher Soutesss So'oo" No."
l7,100 ouArtoxs
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. Tuesday. April II. 1882.
Yesferllav- Tn.hn.
TUESDAY. April ll-P.N

The eastward movement, by the railroads, Of
-four. grain and provisions from Chicago for the
week ended Saturday April o. WAS 1885 tons
greater than the railroad shipments of the preceding
week, but compared with the corresponding week
of 1851 the tonnage for the week of this year shows
a decrease of % 791 tons. The Grand Trunk Rail
road again took large proportion of the total-24
per cent the Pennsylvania's lines took 1870 per
cent, the two Vanderbilt roads 81 per cent, aud
the Baltimore and Ohio Road $50 per cent.
The following statement shows the amount OF
-four, grain aud provisions carried east from CHI
cago by the various Eastern roads during the week
ended April ., and also the total amounts carried
during the corresponding week last year:
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
Buyer 81.
rpy rrIEcRAPu TO THE TRIBUNE

BoDIE Cal, April 1.-THE Standard CONSOLE
dated shaft is now down l2lO feet lbe east cross
out 900 level. is in 672 feet, and the south dit
from the same is in nine y-Ilne feet.
Bodie Consolidated has resumed sinking the Lent
shaft. During the past week Bodie crushed ~; / II
tons of ore average pulp ASSAYS, $40. Bullion
shppc J, S10,33O The Wine on the 1lch VEN Is
down twcuty-sevcn feet and the drift is rs feet
lorg. without dminuton in quantity or deterlOra-
The MONDAY and North MONDAY incline is down
1JS fees below the Jl2 level -
The Red Cloud shalt l. down IOZ 1ect Inc elsI
crOsscut, 700 level is in 81 feet .
The Concordie 600 level drift continues in rich
The Oro east crosscut. IA LEVEL is nearing the
ledge.
The Goodshaw east crosscut 75O level is in 1 0
The total length of Union Consoli dated south
drift is 2l3 feet.
Ell PAso. Texas, April LITTLE old Spanish
mine known as FL Padre, in the Hueco Range, FL
Paso County, Texas, discovered i'll 176O, worked for
a long time and finally abandoned because OF the
Indians, has been taken up by Curre " Co., OF RI
Paso under the Texas Vacant Land law, and will
be promptly developed The shaft is filled 10 with
III iiftv feet OF the top with debris, but the TWO
upper levels are open 10 pay ore. u.s, -.
from Paso del Norte 142 miles and the track of the
Southern Pacific Railway is reported LAID 80 miles
south ron FL PasO.
reciprocity treaty between the United states and
Mexico and the early completion OF the Mexican
Central Railway, many large Eastern importing
and Chihuahua arranging for the reception aud
storage of heavy Stoc ks OF goods.
A railroad from Deming 10 silver City has been
pledged by the 1st of next October. Ground will
be broken by The 1st of May. The length OF the
road will be forty-tivc miles.
Land Commissioner Abrams of the Texas and
Pacific Railway, has been specially authorized to
lease the mineral lands OF the company at about 80
per cent of the product, and on the conditional
opening and continual working of the mines by the
leSsceS.
Robinson Consolidated manager telegraphed
April 10 "Shipped yesterday - tons; assay 81
ounces l. looking well. Good progress Is being
made on incline and shaft
The Rappahannock COMPANY received yesterday
from the mine l23 ounces of gold amagam, the re-
suit Of nine days work.
South Pacific superintendent reports March "a:
Z" " est crOSscut advanced during past week ten
feet. Northwest drift from tunnel No. Is now in
a distance of fOrty-three feet New shalt sunk four
feet Struck ledge i'll crOsscut at distance of nine
ty fee from The second station, old shaft The VEN
is locking WELL showing considerable pink spar and
white quartz Everything about the mine gong
well. Assays range from $32 10 $50"