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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
OBITCIRT.
I c. COBBOLD.

LONpoN. November u. 80 Thomas Clement
Cohbold G. b.. member OF Parliament for Ipswich, IA
dead lie was born I'm 1893. and having filled various
positions in" British diplomatic -erNte, was elected
10 Parliament as u Conservative IN 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
DUMiS As 4 RET0LUTI0NISE

From TIE london Taly Neics.
Ii was i'm 1880, the Insurgents against Charles
X. were at the Hotel dc Nilo under the ou.uaHt az
LaiayytiC There no pOWdcT-tAc revolution might
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
RAILROAD NEWS.

newspaper-able clean, interesting, and full OF journal
istio excelience-t stands unrfvalled.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22
Application for a Patent
To tho Hawkeye Mino.
MINING APPLICATION NO. 77i.
4. :. LAND OFFICE.
ErREKt, NV. Angust /. lss3.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ TIE VICTORIA COPPER MINING
COMPANY. II Nevada. whose Posfofiec
address j. Camden. New JcrscYJ has tbs
daY flied rs application for a pat NJ for Fiji
teen Hundred linear feet of the Hnwkeye
mine Or vein, bearing copper and other
metals. viii -url 60 ground three hundred
feet in width, situate. lying and bong IN
kin.leg Mining District. Comfy Of II o. md
Staie 0f Nevada. and known and DESIGNATED
bg ihe field notes and a8eial plat N hlf in
this e1fcs n Lot No. . and =. 10 Town
ship - North. Ranges ~ and IS East Of
Mount DIahlO mef1dIs ~. Tho exterior hound
nfis- of aid Lot 40 y aHl - being n toll
lows. to wit: Variation u dee. = min' East:
BEGINNING 1T "A pqsf marked No. !. /. >.
Surrey, No. y and ~. whence section corner
NJ the northeast corner nf section u, Town
ship 2iNorii, Range ~ Enst, Mount binblo
meridian, bears y ~ deg. 4 min, " ~ feet,
and L. :. monument No. / bonfs y - deg. II
min. " II2 feet: thence ranHinz 1T course
5 ! deg. L % feet 10 post marked No. z.
L. 5. Survey No. - and 81; thence I'd course
5 81 dog. W 90 feet 10 post marked No. 3,
L. :. Survey Ne. - ard -; thence 81 course
Y 3 deg W l0e feet 10 post marked No
4, L. $. Survey 40. 81 and B.; and thence 4ih
eoarse-N ~ deg.. l. 20 feet 10 most No. ], tho
place Of beginning. containing 10 33-iU acres.
This claim i q bound Il by no known claims,
the nearest being the Mantle on The West.
Tho location Of this mine ]. dnly recorded
in tho Recorders Ohics Il Kinsley Mining
district. Elko County. Nevada.
Any and al persons claiming sdrcrsely any
portion Of said liawkevo mine. or snid min
ine ground ~ hereinbrfore deFcri5ed. are re-
quired TO file their adverse c'nim with tho
Register Of the United States Land Office Mt
Eureka. In the Stale If Nevada. during the
sixty davs' period of publication hereof, or
thoy will be barred By virtue Of tho provis-
ions Of Tho statute.
'aull-iOw /. II. HINcKLEY. Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22
Application for a Patent
TO the Mantle Mine.
MINING APPLICATION No. 77a.
L. s. LAND OFFICE,
ErREkA. Nv. AagaEtI. Isl

1AN-Aa 49,
NOTICE Is HEnEBT GIVEN THAT
~ THE VICTORIA COPPER IlNlNti
COMPANY. Il Nevada, WHOSE fostoliee au-
dress i Camden, New Jersey. has this day
hled its application lDr . patent for Fifteen
HGndlei linear Ieef Il the Minnie mine or
vein, bearing copper and nta4r metals,
with sunac. ground Three HanGrej feet IN
width. situate. lflng nnl beng IN kinsiey
Mining District. County - E4kn, anu stat Of
NeTads. and knoAn aud designated ty me
field n0tes aul o.lciai pltt On als IN this once
a. Lot No = In JUau.hlp = Nufth, hhuEe
81 East 81 Mount Diab.e meridian. he eA-
terror lopndHfiss o. aid Lot A0. - beI.g as
follows. TO Wit: Variation i de-. h min.
hast.
Bezinnfng IT n post marked No. !. L. :.
Survey ". =. whence The section corner
common 10 Sections l.. j. > Hnd -. Town.
sbia = North. Eaazss : Essf. bears : = deg,
> mia. II Isl feet. and to. monument W.
] hears : II De-. Il min, fcsts thence
running 1t courses = de-. I l0 ieet 70
post marked No. =. t.>.osrsey 80 -. thence
u courses = leg.. s. - feet Il lost mars
ea No. a. L. :. Sarxey Nc - thence suunIns
ii e0trse-N - -. \ 90 feet 10 post
marked No. /. -. Survey 40 = AMI thence
4;h eaarse-N s. deg, + % test 80 post
maTkeI ~. J. ths r.aes q 6egianins, egn-
his claim = b3aadsl By no known claims.
the ns4reS; baiu< fhe hefsfuus Ca ths Lorth
and tbs Hawkcye IN tie casf.
Ihe location 81 t1is min j. dlIT recorded
IN The Recorders tGce 4 kinsley Mining
District. Hike Comfy, NeF H.
ANY AMI 81 HoHsu1s claiming adversely
ans TeFsian Of - Ai4B.ic miue or sid min
ing ground - h-feinheiDrc ee cTtbed. are
required 20 ai8 fh=ir adrerse claim sith tn.
Register Ct he Tinted States Lard titee at
Eureka. il tie >tsie o. Nevada. duung the
-ixty day. period 4 publication hereof. or
his VII be barred b virtue u tue ff"ss-
ions of the statute
alI-ieS T. II. HINekLEY. Register
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22
ADMISSION FEE,
ANNUAL DUES

Are limited to s2.e o. each 400. payable in
advance. Medical ExaninslIen Extra.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22
Application for q Patent.
TO tho Union Mine.
MinIng application No. 761.
L.. 5. LAND OFFICE.
EuRkkA. Nav. July II. lao1.

8'HF 80 800 -
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" DAVID ". Low, whose Postonice ad-
dress i Gloucester, Massachusttts.l has this
day filed bis application for u patent tor hi
teen Hundred linear feet Of the Union mine
or vein bearing silver. with surface grouna
six Hundred feet IN width, situate, lying Hhv
being IN Eagle Mining District, county OF
White Zine and State ~ Nevada. ana knoWn
and Designated By Tho field notes hnd oihciai
plnt on hie Ia this office. n Lot No. 90, ,eeaIeu
npon unsutveyed lnnd. The exterl"i oVnnu-
aries OF aid Lot Ne. - being nS lol'o"s'
TO wit: Variation | deg. 10 nm enst,,
Beeinning Mt a post marked NO. l, Us: sur
veX Ne. M. " hence L. ). monument NJ. |
bears ; rs deg. 81 min., 4 los iect; nance
running lst courses - deg, l. l5Oo iectt;
posi- mnrktd No. = u. ,. Survey Ne. 30
ibenee running I'd courses ~ deg, " uNV
feet 10 post marked No. ]. L. !. survey No.
n. thence running 3d cnurso-N - deg , w.
l,ia feet 10 post marked Ned Us. Survey
No. ~. and thence lth course-N - deg, -
teO f,et Ia tost No. |, the place oil beginning.
contnininr - 81 -lG0 acres.
hi. claim j. bounded by no known Chains:
II, lacnfinn of this mine Is duly recorded
In thr II )eordrr's Office of Eaglc Mining Dis
tpist In hoek n of tho records Of sRid district.
ANY md NIL IerOns claiming adversely
my Ioriiun OF fail Union nire OF said min
mo erornd rs hereinbcfnre described. arc
reoutrcd TO file thrir adverse clam. win the
Rceister Of tn United states Land ooflce ~
Etrokn. in tho state of Novndn. during inc
sixty days period Of publication heIetoforS
on thew will BIO barred by virtue OF the pro-
VISIONS Of the statute.
jy2l-6Od Il. II. HINcKLEY, Rssisrr
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22
Application fcr a Patent
TO the Eugenia niae.
Mining Application no al.
Us LAND OFTTCE. !
EuREgA, Ny. August /. lssl j

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y TIE VICTORIA COPPER MINING
COMPANY. Of AeFadl. fwhose !ostoHcs Hl-
dres- l. C4ud New Jersar. haz his LAY
ii I'd it, nsniiehtioa for . patent for fificen
Hundred linear feet o. tho EHEeni1 mias o.
vein heatif & eofper ard Other IN this VI h
saffac ground six handrrd feet In width.
situate, lying m bong ia tirnnite Mountain
Mining uistticf. County Of Elko and siate 81
Nevada. and known nnd i%asiEnat d hy tn
Il II notes and official rlat, on lle IN tbs
ofie a. LIT No. - in 1ownship $ North.
Range 81 Etst oi Mount Dinblo MeriJian
The exterior boundaries Of snid lot No. .
being "a follows, to wit: Variation, II deg,
l. min. East.
Beginning al n rost markrd No. /, L. $.
Survey No. -. whenc the s etion corner at
the Northeast corner of section 4. Township
- v. Range - + . bears NJ deg. 20 min 4,
l.. ! 80 fo,t AID l. :. Monument W. | bears
:. - deg. 4 mn, y. aiB3 feet. thenco run
ming 1T courxr-S q dot., L. 100 'cet to post
marked No. 2aU.s Survey No. ss:thencc run
ming j course. 81 Il z. ". bnl feet IL post
marked No. 3. is. survey No. -: thence run
post marked No 1. L. :. survey M. -, and
thence il eoaTse-N. - deg. L. 60n feet to
post Ne. !. the place Of beginning, containing
- Bi 100 neres.
This claim i bounded by no known claims.
Tn location Of tLi, mine l. duly recorded
in The Recorders Office e Grani'o Mountain
Mining Disirirt. H. countr. Nevada.
Any and all ger ons elai ing adversely any
poTii n Of said l. arehil nina or said mining
ground as hcrrinbefors described. nre re-
quired TO o. III .lr adverse claim with the
Register of the United States Lame Office NJ
sixty days period Of Publication hereof. or
they VIII be barred by siftue Of tho l%royis-
ions of the statute.
aull-l0w +. II. HINCkLEY. Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22
MIddIe-aged FAen.

There are many mt the age OF thirty TO sixty
who are troubled with too frequent " cnalions
of the bladder, often accompanied by slight
smHrtihg or burning eensa'ion and a weakening
of the System in n manner the patient cauilut
account for. On examining the urinary de-
pueits a Topy Ecd imont will often lie iound,
aud sometimes small particles of nlbunlen viii
appear, or the color viii be OF a y III milhifh
hue. again changing toa dhIk and torpid MP
pehrsice. There are many men WHO die 81 this
diihcnlty, ignorant of the cause, which Is The
second stage nf seminal weakness. DR.. ;. Will
guarantee u perfect cure IN all such cases. and u
healthy rcsloration Of the gtnlto urinary or
ganR.
Once Hours 10 70 and G 70 =. SUNDAYS,
from 10 to II A. N. Consultation free. Thor
ough cxsminatiod I'D advice. 50.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22

To All whom 1t May Concern.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. BY THE
IN underlined hat | have purchas d from
tho Admin sirators Of he Kanc Estato tho
Kano Ranch. with all the improvements
thereon. Also tho Kane brand. and NIL tbs
stock remaining unsold belonging to tho
said estate.
JOHN H0WLETT.
Cherry Crock. Dec. l, 1883.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22
PROTECT TIE FAMILY.

tits :he daiy Of every nan. rIeh or poor.
wh8 hs4 crsat,d a hom 20 make -ui1s Ff9-
vision aEai At ihs Inevitable, Tor thssc UAp
are dependent Gp0a hIa.
A member Of thu MUTUAL RTsERyE FUN
Liz AsSo IAffss secures Bt once. nj . ANAL
cost. and On easy terms this IOst dssifa6le
result.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22
Id Taxpayers.

/. WILLIAM TIMSOS. County Auditor
in and for " bite rms county. Nevada. DO
hereby certify that the above aud for going
Is q true mt correct eoPy u thu DsiiD Idsht
Assessnlent List II v hite Pine County. Ne
vada. for tn h-esl year A. ID. 1885. as up
pears from tbs Delin luent Asses ment foil
now in Ihs hand VI tbs District Attorney Of
taid cOanty.
In witness whereof / have hersun,o set my
- hand md akxrd my official
sal this 18th dag ef NoYsm-
SEAL Der, A. ID. 1881.
WM. TIMSOS.
~ Auditor hits Pine County.
By s. ). WooLIS, Deputy. dc-It
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22
Application FOR q Patent
To the Keystone Mine.
Mining Application No. 773.
Is LAND OFFICE
r"ssN y r.. aug e ] Isl

NOTICE + HEREBY GlAEN THAT
y THE VICTORIA COPPER MINING
COMPANY Il Nevada. lNhoze I~osin8ee I'D
r = j. Carslsn AeF Jefzey.# lbs this dfE
lei ; Bpn'icatiun Tor 2 lafenf Tor ftieeH
HuasIr=d Iiaear farf or III eYssous mine or
win heaiiug COPPER nud niier IN tnis, With
~.urfscs ground thr e hf1dr ! Z ~ .wtd h.
4,uafe. j. ing sn4 hains in kinslsy Mining
bier C.. Go1ufr ~ klEo mi state Of Nevafa.
sHi kIoFn aHi O. ignat 4 b. III Fed notes
ann fiji 4 riaf. n Hle 10 this Oh p. A. Lot
Sa. = - foKa-hi p Nogfh. Ranged east o.
ri 81 sais. Lot No. - bel ? n ~falloss. to
t. Nariaii n. p de-, ! min. lat
xsaaiag at . n1.t markrl 10. /. I. :.
~z+gsg No :, Uhcneo Section Hornfr eam-
non ~ S~eesioas Il. II. . and =. fowniia .
=. fHnks = T. Mount uiahlo meudinn. bear
Monument W hears : 3 deg. ; min, i.
49, { I. Thence running - eaTTFeaS. 20
dsg. +. ~ e : 10 fo.f markei 80 III s.
No p: I'd rec running p eo1f-- :.
sdsx-. II. 30 IT 81 posi- marked sn. ,, T..
s. Survey Nn. s.fh ne running Ed rnHrse-
y. ~ deg. s.. l# feet 20 fnst marked Ae. J..
=. : survey No. =, mi thence IL couran-
: - Iez., l.. - -. - aosf , !. he place
Il p e~fnaiaz. e~orfaini ? lsst Ia Hertz.
This ciain Is bagld { hg 20 innvn claims.
tie n-ar~' beirz he Aisn T. on the so1th.
Tn i%oeftIun ot fhia nige l. dalv recorded
IN ihe Recorders neice u kinsley Mining
DisfIies. t1Eo - MY. NevHin.
Any and alt TT ons e4aininz adversely
any portion II soil Keystone wine or did
mining Rronrd - her inhcfyre da-crihel. are
required 10 fle their adyerss claim with the
Register offhe Tni'ed States Land Office NJ
Ear ~. in the STATE u Nrrada. dnfing the
sixty IL = period u publication hereof. or
ihay wiil be barred BY virtue II the prGgis-
ions II ihs statute.
auii-i6T +. II. HlNCKLEY. Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22
Ten-Horse Team For Sale.

T WILL SELL, At PRIVATE SALE. A
l. Ten Horse Il, am, with hnrness and wng-
ons. all complete. belonging 10 The estate Of
The lntc William tinr.iion. Apply to
j. u. WILLIAMSON, Administrator
Cherry Creek, May 10, 1873. I'm
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22
TERNEE:

Each member viii be required 10 pass a
mellcal examination. which must Be- ap-
proved b. the medical director at tho Iome
Ddice.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22

30 assessment viii % mais where there
remains in fhe death fand a sam saaIcient l.
pay ia fill tie Claims N hand.
When an assessment i required, each sur
givar shall pas for each si.J9 VI ths amount
Of his ceItIicate as ellOSs:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22
DIR. s "a n ~,
Nc. II KEARNEY STREET.,
Treats nIl Chrome and Special Dis
eases.
YOUNG MEM.
In NAV nE suFFEnING FROM

w the effects of youthful follies or indissie-
ton will do we'll Ia avail themselves Of this,
the gregfr I boon ever laid ri the altar of sutier.
ing humanity. Dir. SPINNEY viii guarantee
to forfeit R5m1 for every case nj Seminal Weak.
ness ar private diseases OF as.y kind or charae-
ter which he unheItAkes md fAils To cnra.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22

Death elai ns will b. paid within sixty days
after Ttcsipt Of salts actoIy proOl Of iDss.
Al aprlieA'ions mus; be accompanied By
the aIalIssIon fsus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-16
Boston Market, November l3.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

FLOUR-is steady and in moderate demand
we quote Western Superfne at % OOa$3 SO; com.
mon extras o. 75as4 rs Minnesota extras (incuding
choice bakers brands ~ 5Oa$6 20; Winter wheat
Michigan at 1925 a575 Ohio and Indiana including
roller, at 81 25a6 90; and st. Louis ard illinois ut
Is so 90 49, Patent spring wheats held at
90 IS az % per bbl., and patent winter wheats
o. O0a6 rs per Dbl.
Corn is quiet at i3 a64c~ bushe for steamer mixed,
65e6alc for yellow, sda67c Tor high mixed. and - a
OATs-are in fair demand at i2a45c. per bushel
for No. and extra white, 4ola4l for No. white 39a
40 for Ne. 3 white, and 37a40c for mixed.
RYE-at 75c per bushel.
sHoRTs-are held at sI7 5oals so per ton, and
Fine Feed and Mddlings $2l OOa24 90.
. PORK is steady at ei2 ooaia 50 per Dbl
Western and Boston clear and backs.
BEEF-is held at eli 00ali 50 for mess; tl2 GOA
II 50 for extra mess. and sl3 ooa14 so for family
and plate.
LARD - is in moderate demand at saslc per b.
for city and Western.
SMOKED HAMs-at l3ia14lc per pound for
BUTTER-is steady; we quote Western creamery
at 2sa30, per for choice, and 22a27 for fair to
good Northern creamery at 2-a30c Tor choice, aud
22a27c for fair to good New fork and ermont dairy
at 24s2sc for choice. and lsaz2c v Tor fair
to good; Western dairy packed at eoe2lc; Western
CHEEsE-is held at l2aI3c per h for choice,
lOlalli c for fair to good and 6a9c for common
aSGs-ars selling 9 at 30 Sic per dozen 70,
Northern, and 2sa2sc tor Western and, 2sa29iNova
Scotia aud PEI.
POTATOES Are selling at 5oa55c per bushel TO-.
Northern and Eastern according to quality. Sweet
potatoes are cling at J. O0a2 50 v Dbl
APPLEs-No l Baidwins at $3.l5a35o; fancy
higher; NO.2 do at tl25; Western at o. 0)a3 so f;
common apples at sa soas 90. and ordinary s2s2 rs
per Dbl.
HAY.-we quote choice prime hay at elsal7 per
ton; medium to good hay At tl4ais; choice
ern swaie at %. Rye straw at Slsai5. and oat
straw at ~ per ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-16
STILL THEY COME.
Further Reports Of the Effects of the
Gale on the Upper AndrOscOggin.

LEWISTON, Nov. 10.
special to the Lewiston Journal says
Later accounts from Andover give the num-
Der of chimneys blown down as %. John A.
French estimates the amount of pine blown
down in Andover at 5000, 900 feet. No one
can estimate the amount of fence destroyed.
A shed in which Mr.. French stored carriages
blew down, damaging them to quite an ex-
tent. He could not provide people entertain
ment for lack of chimneys in his honse.
They blew down. The gale blew down Ad-
olson S. Youug's barn in Byron, killing a
pair of oxen girthing seven feet and also
killed three years old steer. The barn on
the Mart farm was unroofed, also Joseph
G. Reeds house. A large part of spruce
forest owned by Virgil d. Kimball was up
rooted, and spruce trees all around the head
waters of the Swift river were levelled. Sew
eral gravsstones in the burying ground two
miles below Dixfield village, were broken
off by the gale, and the Yeatten monument
also. Angler II. Mtchelrs barn and sheds
in Mexico were partially unroofed. The
meeting house al Andover was consiueraoiy
damaged.
The gale seems to have been of greatest
severity in Oxford, Franklin. Somerset and
Piscstaquis counties. Along tie upper An
droscoggin the most damage reported is I'M
roofing buildings. Several barns were wholly
destroyed. Much timber land is damaged
There are no tiding from the lumber regions
about the lakes, but lots on Sandy and An
droscoggin rivers are totally destroyed. In
Springfield Mr.. Lander reports that two hun
dred acres have been destroyed on his farm
Kingfeld has several barns unroofed and
one destroyed. Chimneys were blown down
and glass broken in dwellings. In Freeman
eleven barns were unroofed and blown down
and some stock killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-16

The Firms Offer to Compromise still
Cnsucceseful.-AM Meeting Of Lead.
ing Leather Firms Called.

An adjourned meeting of the creditors Of
Chairman Billings of the advisory committee,
submitted report stating that Trustee Wy
man has so far failed to render an account OF
his doings as trustee. That in relation to
the appointment of Forgan as Trustee.
Wyman produced large number of names
of persons who he claims to be creditors.
nearly ali for very small amounts, and con-
siderable portion not appearing on the books.
The committee recommends that II. A. Piper
be appointed TO examine and audit the &C.
counts of the trustee. Chairman Billings then
presented to the meeting the following from
counsel for the Shaws, which Billings said
| the committee had no opportunity to con-
slider: II am authorized by F. Shaw
Bros. to offer for assets the sum of $500, 600
This is upon the condition that they shall get
a title fee of all attachments and other en-
cumbrances made or suffered since July 2S,
last. This is to include assets of the Vance
boro firm This form of offer will give the
creditors the advantage of such Elimination
as can be secured in the deductions set forth
in the last part of the schedule of assets sub
mitted at last meeting.
Hale of Northampton, moved as substi
tute to this resolution:
Resolved, That the offer this day made by
the F. Shaw Bros. is wholly inadequate
AMI is therefore declined.
Hale said il was folly to consider snch an
offer, for his part, he would charge the whole
debt to profit and loss rather than compro-
mise on such terms and thus encourage other
failures.
After considerable discussion the firms
offer was rejected and Hale's resolution
adopted.
The meeting also adopted the recommen-
dation that Piper be employed to audit the
accounts of the trustees. Adjourned subject
to the call of the committee.
MONTREAL, Nov. Is.
A circular signed by Shaw Bros. & Cassils
has been issued, calling a meeting of the
prominent houses of the leather trade in the
Dominion, to be held here tomorrow after
noon, to consider the question of limiting
the maximum time for credit to four months
with discount at five per cent for cash, and
four per cent for cash in 80 days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-16
FROM WASHINGTON.
THE PRorEUs INQUIRY.
Ge,eral Haxe.,s Ex.ui.a,ioa Resumed.

WARRINGTON, Nov. Is.
In the Proteus court of inquiry today, Gen.
HAGEN. examination was resumed.
Referring TO the publication of reports, ap-
parenrIv upon authority from the signal Of
fee about the supplemental instructions to
Lieut. Garlington to land stores at Littleton
Island, Hazen said he was absent in Wash
ingtou Territory when the publication was
made. and knew of his knowledge nothing.
Since his return he had made inquiries, and 1t
seemed that some such intimaion had been
given out by Lieut.. Caziarc. Hazen said he
did not think that Darlington was in fault IN
directing the stores to be loaded oy ser
geant who had loaded stores before and knew
all about them. He thought it better that
Darlington should remain with the men.
Two men selected by Darlington himself had
deserted. and there was danger that all would
60 There would have been no difficulty
about it but for the failure of the sergeant to
do his duty. The sergeant was married just
before he started. and the witness believed
that was what influenced him to come back /;
and that caused all the difficulty about the
stores.
Gen. Poe (sotto voce)-There Is woman
in the case Laughter
Hazen said that If the navy had taken tue
work from the beginning, 1t would nave been
better but having been elaborated and car
ried on as far as it was by the army, he
would say that the army should have 1t to
complete.
The witness thought II wouid nave oeeH
better had instructions to the commanders Oh
both vessels been prepared after consultation
No discussion had ever taken place 10 uar-
lington's presence with regard to changing
Lieut.. Greelys instructions ABOUT leaving
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
UNHAPPY IRELAND.


LONDON, Nov. Is.
The news from Ireland is sensational and
some THAT alarming. In county Fernanash,
both the national league and Orangemen hao
announced mass meetings to be held on the
18th inst, and the prospect for coihsion
vas 30 obvious that the castle authorities Is
sued a proclamation forbidding both assem-
blaees. The Orangemen signified their ac-
quiesence and gave up their proposed meet,
ing, but the leaguers have today placarded
the district with notices declaring, their in
tsntion of holding their meeting despite ON
cial prohibition This challenge to the gov
ernmen, has been met by sending thousands
of soldiers and constables into that section
of the country, and today Developments are
aw aited with much anxiety.
The state of affairs in Limerick. where
bitter parliamentary contest is being waged
between the Tories and home rulers, Is no
better The entire city is patrolled by police
and soldiers today. The league placarded
the district with statements that the Tory
candidate was the caluminatOr of the city,
and a secret insulter of the Catholic religion.
The placards have already led to several riots
and over two hundred arrests have been
made.