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Smyrna times., 1883-01-31
News Items.

Gustave Dore, the great artist, and
Flotow, the eminent musical composer
have gone to "jOin the silent maipr-
ity.p - N
Strawberries are selling in New York |
for ten dollars per quart; but unfortu-
nately our Delaware growers have
none ripe. ..t
! 1.-THE Newhall House, Milwaukee, fire
was caused by an incendiary-a fellow
who had large insurance on a stock
of liquor in the house.
In the Connecticut Legislature bill
was introduced which provides that
when presenting their ballots at the
polls voters shall remove their hats.
Ferty-three bodies of the victims of
the Milwaukee fire were inferred with
impressive funeral ceremonies Thurs
day. The funeral procession was more
than two miles long.
The municipal authorities of Middle
town, New York, have passed an ordi-
nance prohibiting persons under the
age of twenty-one from playing bill
lizards or pool in that village.
A woman was before a New York
court last week who had deserted four
husbands. She ought to be kept un-
der lock and key as long as she lives.
Not man of us will be safe if she is
allowed to run at large.
The New York commissioners of
emigration adopted a resolution ap-
proving and recommending the passage
of an act introduced in the Senate
transferring the control of emigration
affairs to the national government.
The Ohio Democrats are becoming
demoralized on the two questions
which are now attracting large share
of public attention. They are split
into two factions on the Civil Service
issue and are in no better condition or
the tariff question.
There is probably not Republican
paper in the country that is not earn
estly urging Congress to revise the
tariff and reduce internal taxation
Such unanimity of sentiment is rarely
visible in the journals of a party which
admits of so much diversity of opinion
as the Republican party does.
Henry NJ. Stanley, the African ex
plorer, according to the London Time
: of January 11th, has reached his seen
of activity on the Congo with 5000 ton
of goods. The stories circulated som
4 time ago of his serious illness in Pari
+ and his sojourn at Nice and in Spai
). were apparently a ruse to conceal hi
D. actual movements.
A San Francisco has Just had its frs
e sleighing in thirty years, as the resu,
It of the only heavy snow storm in tha
e. period. Thousands of young folks sa'
!. snow for the first time in their live
E; Sleighs were hurriedly constructed
" both for coasting and driving. One
s. the city's millionaires was seen in
= piano box, under which were runner
made of planks with the ends rounde
off.
d A timely and just pledge has bee
Ii proposed in Philadelphia by the con
"a mittee of one hundred for councilman
candidates. It promises that the q
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OlLnha.

Coughs, I
Colds, e
Sore Throat, r
DiphtheriG, a a
Group, a
WhOOping +
Cough, d
Mumps, v
Asthma, \
Bronchitis,
Quinsy,I
Cholera, l.
Cholera 7
Morbus, /
DiGrrhga,
DysenttTy,I'
Heartburn, i
PalpatGtiOn OIL
| the Heart.
| EpiIepsy,.
Neuralgia, |
| TOOthache,
Headache, |
RhuemEtism,l
SprGins,
Wounds,
| Sores,
Bruises,
! Burns,
ScaLds,
HySteriG,
Paralysis,
Intermittent
Fever,
Insect Bites &
Stings,
Chicken ChOLe-
rG,
Menstrual
Difficulties,
Curb,
SiCeeny,
SpdUin,
RingbOne,
3lint,
Calls, &c.
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?AiAaslYaia, Wilmington Z Baltimore Railroad,
DELAWARE DIVISION.
NORTHwARD.
PASS. PASS. PASS

On and after MONDAY, October 9Th, 1882, (Sun-
DAYS excepted. } trains will leave as follows:
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CONSUMPTION.

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by its use thousands of cases of the worst kind
and of long standing have been cured. Indeed.
strong is my faith in its efficacy, that l will
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sufferer. Give Express and p. o. address
DR.. 7. A. SLOCUM, lSl Pearl St, New York.
MONEY TO LEND IN CITY OR COUNTRY, ,
Nl in sums not less than 500. at per cent in
terest upon personal and other security for three
years and upward. Also large sums on mort
gage, at per cent. Apply to T. WOOD, 355 East
Sixty-ninth Street, New York City.
II EBBERD'S MAGIC RHEUMATIC CURE
n The wonderful newly discovered infallible
remedy for inhammatOry and muscular rheuma-
tism, sciatiea. lumbago neuralgia, nervous head
ache. Relief almost Immediately guaranteed.
Cure to days. Price 81 by mail Sample box
free to any poor sufferer. Hebberd Co., No. 81
Broadway. New York.
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AGENTS:
ANDREW J. WILSON, General Agent Dover
Geo ". Williams NetRdrk.I Ca. Rdictins BridgerilIe
Geo B. Money, Del. City. Lemuel W. WdpIes LelUes
J. s. Hu1ingtOR, Smyrna. John w. WOOtte1l Laurel.
A Jackson. Jr., Cdmden. Henry ". Baker, Sedtord.
J. B. anderson FredericG. H. I. DOiVniRg. George
Reynedr WiLiGms, Milford torn.
George Moore. FELTON,. James Ponder, Milton
ca. Harrington, Farming b. T. Hdgdm0R, for lOircr
ton. SUSSEX.
John p. Mdnliue. GreeilsbOrOugh, Nd
Jeremiah B. Fletcher Preston Nd.
James CdnnOn Salisbury. Nd
Charles Collins Berlin Nd
Wm G. Dickinson, POcomOke City, Nd.
All business communications should be addressed
to
WIN. DENNEY, Sec'y,
March 4. 1882 DOVER, DEL
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"YOu can use my name to
recommend your Family Physi-
clan. 1t cured my son of a
violent attack of Diphtheria.
II cured ME of Sun Pain of a
very severe character, and great
lly relieved a case of Fits of
many years standing, always
preventing the Fit if used in
time. ] use it as a general
Family Physician for most every
thing, and it gives perfect salts
| faction
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Price for the Year 1883. 6 Cents Der huShHl

SPECIAL RATES OF FREIGHT at all stations
on the railroad.
Orders filled promptly for any amount from one
car load TO ten thousand bushels. AS the Spring
trade promises TO be unusually heavy this year il
would be well to send orders in early
f.I,1
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6 Cents per Bushel

Until further notice. The superior excellence
and cheapneSs of Shell Lime for agricultural pur-
poses can be attested by hundreds of the best
farmers of Delaware and Maryland and the
steadily-increaSing demand is the best proof of
its merits. Now is the time to improve lands
at small cost
TRY IT! TRY IT! TRY IT!
The principal agricultural papers of the country
have decided that weight for weight
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junction { sgassEssar sgskvatg { Fvaakiava,
and Worcester Railroad
IN CONNECTION WITH THE
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
ICTION 4 BREAKWATER r. X.

On and after Monday. JUNE 26th, 1882, Sundays
excepted) the trains will be run as follows:
ITrNCTToN 4 RREAKWATFR r r
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l047 KENT COUNTY 1882.
Mutual Insurance Co. ,
DOVER, DEL.

Insures against loss by fire. issuing mutual poll
cies only under which payments are made an
nually in advance during membership and on
ceaSing to be members whatever remains uneX-
pended after paying losses, expenses and divi-
dends is returned, thereby furnishing insurance
at cost.
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TH0S. P. HANSEN,
5 Points, near Camden. Del.

AFTER suffering terribly for
several days with a bad Sore
Throat, and trying various
remedies without relief, I finally
bathed my throat and gargled
with Family Physician, and not
a vestige of sore throat remain
ed the next morning
II. NJ. DAGGER,
Near Camden, Del.
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SHELL LIN e,

Is preferable to Stone Lime and with the present
extremely low price and advantageous freight
rates it is decidedly the CHEAPEST AND MOST
REIIA I'll Il EERTII IZER PENINGI-I 4
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Edmily Physician is a safe COM
pound of vegetable products,
chemically united in such pro-
portion as to obtain their COM
bined and harmonious action
in the great variety of disorders
to which it is applicable. It is
an old Prescription long used in
private practice. and its use
once adopted in a family. they
will not be without it.
Price, so Cents.
Trial Bottles, 20 Cents.
For Sale by Druggists and Coun-
try Merchants.
A. I. iVWsEE, Proprietor,
CAMDEN. DEL.
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oUUIHW AkDs
PASS. PASS. PASS.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-11
NrwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY DECEMBER ii. 1881

Goyernment egulatons deprive person Of hs proper
SdsaS StsSS sus e g
tunneoessaly to injure another EVERY member Of
Roiiticsl community must neossssrly part Win soms Of
tons 70 others he might have retaned Such cccessons
ma make " the be yss for the Obligation Of
Bankrupt laws whatever may be the form they assue
the affirmative. Any person." IL says, who deals
with foreign corporation implicitly submits himself to
such laws OF the foreign Government affecting the powers
and obligations of the corporation with which he volun
tarily contracts the known and established policy Of
poses he submits his contract with the corpora
ton TO the policy of the foreign Government; and
that policy which binds those in like situation with him
operation and effect of those contracts with the corpora
ton viii necessarily bind him He Is conclusively pre-.
,Sa sSee to have wi MIN view to such laws OF
sty be controlled by them and II has power TO con-
tract with view to any other laws with which they
are not IN entire harmony. IL follows, therefore,
that anything done a the legal home Of the corporation
under the authority OF such laws, which discharges IL
Whole therefore we are satisfied that TIE scheme Of ar
rangenent bound the defendant in and that his
ton upon the original bonds and coupons cannot be ain
tanned" The Judgment Of the Circuit Court is reversed
and the cause remanded with instructions to enter udg
ment on the facts found In favor OF the railroad company
The same decision announced by the Chief Justice
In cases Nos 49, "a and 6l9, the Canada Southern Rail
In error At the conclusion Of the reading of the opinion
OF the Court by Chief Justice Waite Justice Harlan read
In very earnest manner dissenting opinion.
No. l,223-The United states rel William WWarden,
Paintf In error ag William Chandler Secretary OF
the Navy. Motion TO advance denied.
No374-The susquehsnna Boom Company ct al, plain
tifs In error, agt. the West Branch Boom Company.
Motion TO dismiss submitted.
No. l,226-William Pitt Kellogg appellant, sgt. the
United States Appeal from the Court Of Claims. Dock
eted and dismissed.
No. 975-The County Of Sherman, Neb, plaintiff In
error, agt Henry ". simonds Submitted.
NO 162-John T. Gilmer ct al, plaintiffs in error, agt-
Chester W. Hgley. Argued.
No l53-IsOlna f. Howard appellant, agt. Adelaide 8.
Carusi ct al Argument begun.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-11
rJcroR HUGO AND THE RUSSIAN PRINCESS.
Prom The London 1run.

Prom TIE London Truh
Victor Hugo il in excellent health, but suffers
from ennu His which he does not ike TO show
mr. In confess soates him. The receptions now hardly
lost twenty minutes, and still held after dinner.
strangers are not welcome visitors though courteousy
received II Is necessary say something TO them and
40 10 betray the single inhrmiy from which the poet
suffer- What he appears to enjoy most is seeing his
friends NJ dinner At the head OF his table he talk
for himself and for those around him. He retres to his
bedroom at nine o'clock and walks up and down unul
nornng IN the afternoon he IL taken out TO drive In the
Bos by Russian Princess. who Is poetess herself ana
nc of his most enthusiastic vOtaries she was brought
on the steppes the widest way and Is the daughter
OF one OF the richest subjects OF the Car For the exeln
sive Se Of the venerable bard, she has lightly hung
brouE ham drawn by pair OF Orlof horses. They are
when his has come 10 be kept IN stable and pad
docks anar from all other animals of their race and the
carriage Is 10 be placed In private museum. The
pnocss though reared like Baby Blake, ID one OF the
most accomplished women that know She Is married.
and ms she wants her daughters "a treasure up the sayings
of her ust0us friend they nearly always In her drives
occupy the front seat OF the brOugham
New-York tribune., 1883-12-11
cOrRT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II.

SUPREsR -CHAlfBERs-BefOre Lawrence. J.-Nos.
2Ol 2O2 BOA, 223 226 227 49, 14s 800 2Ol.
CoUKT-SPRCIAL TRRH--BefOre MacOmber, j.
iss a lS 81 90 SS7 55 siT Sie ssS 5l6 s5I $50
Case on-Dsyenport Hamburg Insurance Company No
St'PHFnF CoURr-CRCU1T-PAR II.-Before Donohue: j.
Nos S53 776 1882 l20l 1851 579 $50. 1903 g llg7
4OsI l4lj Igl6 1929 275, 1927 1858, 1850 1888 1887
4! lIls O74 I4ll 2O5l y l44l, 1442 l44l, lS47 lO4S
1918 1919 ll3 62s 1882 7l0 64l 2ll ZOO, l44S l44s'
iI61' i45l 1452. l454, l456. l456, l437, l46s.
~ PRRME 4IIUIT-PAkf llI.-before larremore
Nos 1886 1893 SOL SS2 2l2O 100 1854 e3l 742 e65.
7SI ~ 2Sg ljsl, lGSs. ll29, 1874 3lO 55 lsoe lI2e
i0ea as liOI is29 1898 66s 1928 ssS ls4s eo9 lglg
SuRFoGATEs CoURI-Before Rollins s-Estzte Of William
and Mary casey and No 20 at 1880 No. - at ~ IN
No. 20 at p. m - ,,, ,,,. ,, ~.
80 46 SO. So o., GS, "a. 66, 81, 1e .,,-,
stPIRlOR COURI-TJAL TERM-PART l.-Before Sedgwick
C. J-Nos. lO47, i04s, 1904 l043, l044, 1l79 80
SurEnrOR COUHI-IRIAL TERA-PART II.-Before OGOr-
man Mos 0l3 679 1910 1913 ge2 1850 6I2 5o5 oSO'
so5 2Il 600 543. 26S 36B, l305 927 1888, ABB.
stPFEiOR ULr-TIuAL TERH-PAHr IIl.-BefOre lngra
ham J-NOs. 1886 l299 1917, 1865.
COMMON PLEAs-SrECAL TERh-Before van Hoesen, j.
Nos. 10, Ia, lB. - -
Case on. No day calendar. -,
CooS PLKAsTRAL IEeM7PART @ pa L-Beiose Beach ia iii
Nos 3S 500 l2366i, 66S GJ9 $50, O24 Ss o4o TO 4lo
coSXox PlFls-TmAL TEE-PART II.-Adourned for the
term. .- -. ,..n,,r r.,... D,,u r, T
Nos 352 7l3 731, 72 $780, $50, SIS, UnS 6i1 01S 4OO
O@D. ~, 12O.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-11

being bought "The fools are making the money" and
they s are likely to Ishe some more Off ..,, NAV
60 higher" Win such universal confidence In 20 cent
ss SGs1o Gn
Fowler Brothers the psckers are the largest shorts
have Si the yanee sSa are sill ana Il
prominent commission house which has New-York con
house within the last aa'' two r or three days
$1,000 ma more th than NJ It recsiyed-ali on corn b
the call this afternoon 1t looks tonight as corn
feeling has good deal changed There 500
cars OF corn In today only lis of which were on con-
the high ece or % 20 e % Sas ss 10
predictions based upon the possibility 70 end
The lowprced Shorts with few exceptions have I'M
So% sn SeeS largely seaed out but the Hing
selling nas%ach as theTe Is no stock hers to
speak or. Wheat weak tonight, too, going
strong underone to the market There Is vast short
age IN IT. Those who went "long corn on great scale
Of scapefs is 80 eonsutonaiy S6earsh when there
og visible supply and big stock that It has % sell
by those who have corn go up is cents without
wheat budgng at all by Others who were too late 10 get
something and who bought wheat by s others who BE-
neye that all the accidents I'm favor Of higher prices
December 9sa for January, and 1868 for May The
provision PIT was as excited as the corn pit to-day and
pork tonight Is 80 cents per barrel higher than IL was on
Saturday, lard and ribs 80 per hundred pounds
There were only 26500 hogs at the yards and prices
were 20d30 cents higher Tonight the buyers say that
there will be only $4,000 hogs in to and prices
are likely to take another Jump Pork closed At ga for
December and 50 0a for January January ribs stopped
at 81 So
There considerable excitement in the breadstufs
market IN the NewYOrk Produce Exchange yesterday,
due to the sudden advance in prices In sympathy with
the Chicago markets Wheat and advanced from 4
to bushel the opening prices, and oats
closed cents a bushe higher for all grades. There
was scarcely any trading in for export and few
lots OF wheat and sold for city trade Tho
prncpa business done was in speculative options.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-11
COTTON MARKET-sY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Dec l0l230 p m-Cotton dull and oasier;
Middng Uplands, 81; do Orleans l-l6d sales 5000
bse Including for speculation and export receipts
$3.50 bales all American. Futures-yplands Low Mdding
clause December delivery J24d; do December and jan
nary delivery 524d January and February delivery.
5364d. DO, February and March delivery b0.14d a
s bS64di do March and April delivery, 596sd, also
6s64d; do, April and May delivery 62-G4d; da, May
and June delivery, q l64d. Futures nat
D. m.-Cotton- -FutnIes-Uplands, Low Mdding eianss
December and January delivery 52S4d January and
closed quiet.
GAvgsToS lee laCottOn duh and easy Midiling iOc.
Low Middling, ll-l6ci Good Ordinary Site; net and
receipts 724 exports TO Great Britain l,2oO Coast
wise, 2, 1873; sales, 7gS; stock llS,l46
SAVANNAH, Dec. lO-Cotton easy; Middling 9!sc Low
MiddpR o. lGc Ordinary, exc; net receipts. 600;
gross 675e exports Coaswtse, 2s7s; sales zOOv last
evening, coo stock, ll6,72O.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-11
CIVIL NOTES.

Johanna Nolan, as the administrative of Paul
Nolan. obtained verdict for $1,000 in the Supreme
Court Yesterday against the New-York Lake Erie and
Western Railroad Company. Nolan, the brother OF the
plaintiff was run over ami Killed on the kE1e ROAD az
Jersey City crossing on November 9, 1881
A decree of divorce for abandonment was
granted by Justice Lawrence in the Supreme Court yes
teray 10 Annie HYDE in her suit against Gordon K.
Hyde Mrs. Hyde Is known the stage AS Annie Yea
mans aud is playing Mrs. HUitgdn In Cordelia's As
prations" at HarT1gan and Harris Theatre
Magdalena Wengler a widow forty years old,
vrbo keeps aRcygoOds store was awarded ST. 900 by
iury Yesterday In her suit for damages for breach OF
promise OF marriage against Charles Engel butcher
New-York tribune., 1883-12-11
THE CHICAGO MARKETS STRONG.
ENORMOUS TRANSACTIONS IN CORN AND WHEAT
CORN, PORK AND LARD HIGHER.
tRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

CORN. PORK AND LARD HIGHER
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
CuCAGo. Dec. 10.-At one time to-day May
corn was cents higher than 1t closed on Saturday 1t
closed tonight cents higher, and "pus" and calls
were regarded such hazardous property that they were
selling q cents each way nom the markets All day
long the corn pit full and overrunning with crowd
of half thousand men, part OF whom exntant, the
other mart terrified and all excited almost TO the point
o frenzy fortnight ago was selling In the neigh
horhood of 80 cents. Tonight December and January
closed at 6ola May at 62 after almost touching o4
cents on the call" this afternoon l. 100000 bushels
OF corn were sold In quarter OF an hour and 100000
bushels OF wheat another quarter The transactions or
the day must have amounted TO over lOO,oooOoo
bushels of grain and millions OF dollars worth OF pro-
visions.
Corn was higher to-day than at any time since the
boom" began but lost before the close cent OF the
advance Il Il on the retrograde The mnipulators are
uuouesonably out OF t. The thousands of little traders
the country overhave taken their place, with the stua
tion thus: Nobody can predict anything Sensible
prophets are TO hazard their regulations was
anticipated week that to-day tomorrow with clear
weather there would be break because Of the increased
receipts This reasoning led large share OF the longs
TO realize at 80 cents or thereaboufs Hobbs who haa
been great bull" realized Schwartz Dupee became
seers Ream and Lester & Co. took whatever profits
they had This vast evening up apparently made no
dfsrence There buyers for every bushe sold and
crng People who speculate on erge scale scarcely
ever leave the market The blg traders Wno naa peen
wrong at cents put out at % and 90 cents InOse
Who lad pocketed biz profit Friday and Saturday,
most OF them, put out short lines, arguing ulas
the sae scenes which have each day for
fortnight May opened at 81 and advanced by big
as1ns tSe y % seraaSna saa by the new sSS Tonight
there was vast selling on the "cail wnen tne nsres
but tonight the crowd Is In such frenzy for buying that
privileges are going at cents spread ana SUI toey are
New-York tribune., 1883-12-11
THE CASE AGAINST KELLOGG.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-The case of ex-
Senator Kellogg indicted for having received, while
Senator Of the United States $4,000 in post office drafts
and promissory notes from James B. Price, Star Route
mail contractor for inducing Second Assistant Postmas-
ter-Genera Thomas j. Brady 10 make order allowing
increase OF pay Prices routes om Monroe 70 shreye
port La and San Antonio and Corpus Christi, Tex was
appointed for trial IN Judge Wylies Court to-day. Mr.
Kellogg present with his counsel In consequence OF
the absence John A. Walsh chief witness for the prose
cutOn counsel for the Government asked TO have the
After hearing argument the Court reserved
decision upon the application until tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1883-12-11
EuRopEAN PRODUCE MARKErs.

LIVERPOOL. Dec l0--Daeon-Sh0rt Rib steady at ass:
Bscon-short steady Ais BeeIndia Mess steady
al s2s Sea-Rxra rmer at l05s. Beef-Prims
Mess steady at 75s Lard-Prime Western steady az 15s
Corn-Mixed New SIS I'd Turpentine-Spi1ts at
London 27s Receipts Of Wheat Tor the week frora
Atlantic ports. $4,000 quarters from Pacne ports nonei
other sources 00 quarters Receipt for Corn 25e0
quarters.
per gallon -. --, ..
HAVE Dec. l0-wilcoxs Lard closed at So francs per
80 kiiOs ~.
AYTwrRP, Dee. l0.-PetroleuD-Fine Pale American, 21
francs 75 centmes paid, and sellers.
WieoIs Lard closed ll2 francs so ecnttes per 100
Auo
New-York tribune., 1883-12-11
COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-AmOng judgments
rendered in the Court Of Commissioners Of Alabama
Claims to-day the following: Benjamin Wright
jenkins s29s9I George Joseph Reay, $1,775 Francis
A. Hlrsch IS s03 Adra l.. Taylor, 81 ,230 Milton j.
Hardy aud Charles Z. MOOrman, S3.403 George W.
Campbell and George A. Thayer, S4,ls3j Bennett b.
Schneider, s., ,lAl.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-11

Bullion valued at $67, ,s7s was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
Father de Smet superintendent's report for nine
DAYS ending November 80, shows: Ore extracted
from first level 800 tons second level, 500 tons;
third level, 400 tons Ore milled, 300 tous.
Golden Gate south header, third level, siyanced ID
faat
New-York tribune., 1883-12-11

take photographs. OF the priest with the
dove. the Bearded Venus, as IL has been called,
he made drawing which was afterward reprodnced
In an article In the Rerie Arckeologfqne Mr. Doen o.
ST. Petersburg came In July August 1870 and stayea
six seven weeks at my house BE made as taorouga
make suppose He also helped to take photographs OF
the statues took photographs of about onethrd Botn
Doell and Ceccalde are now dead.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-11
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. Dec. l0.-In the Court of ADpe

to-day the following eases were argued
No. 332-Cotton W. Bean agt Laurent ]. Tounde.
S2l-Pascal T. Pratt aEd Edward 7. Beas agt. william
A. Stevens n. Newton shepard and Kidder ". scott.
No 26sOhn BCorne and another agt. Ashbel H. Barney
Frederick w. Salem aud others.
Henry A. Dillage sgt. samuel Rouse. -
The following the day calendar for Tuesday Decefsber II
Nos. ESQ, 33s, 322, 3lB, 213, 3O2, 321, 543.