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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-11
OF AND BARKER.
F1attering Report from the Ma
Rinnis Mines.
Some Ore Producers of Montana
District.
4 Country with a Future.
Special Correspondence of the MINER.
CLENDENNIN, M. T., July 5th, .S3.

09VSA0A |lA00pVuO00C6 VI kAC link.
CLENDENN1N, M. T., July 5th, .SS.
The country around Clendennin
on the outside, for farming and stock
raising is unequalled. The grain fields
all look well and parties are COM
mencing to cut hay, which is plenty
within twelve miles Of Barker and
can be put up for $3.50 per ton.
There are two saw mills in the dis
trict. One saw mill is situated with
in five miles of Clendennin and the
other eighteen miles from town.
Both mills are running in full blast.
There are some good buildings in
Clendennin. Among them il
q fine Odd Fellows Hall
built by the Barker Building
Association, which is a credit to the
town. The C. M. & s. Co. have two
patent charcoal kilns built, and
they purpose building six moro right
away. They intend running their
coal direct from the kilns to the fur
mace by a tramway car. which will
result in q great saving of time and
labor. The mines are all milling
their ores, and are increasing in rich
ress a. depth is attained. Most of
the veins carry very rich chlorides
ard black sulphurets of silver, and
the district will undoubtedly become
one ofthe principal mining camps of
Montana.
The Barker district has its smell
tiers running in full blast; the
C0AnAnn~Sn w n1tn~ - - 1S~~ - E->
run o. ore from the Wright & Ed
wards and Silver Bell mines. The
camp is in a thrifty condition and
the mines are all looking well and
good leads are struck almost every
day.
PRODUCING MINES,
The principal mines of the Barker
District are so well known that they
require no special mention, but Mon
tana District has some good produc-
ing properties, and among them are
the following:
Queen of the Hills and O'Brien,
owned by Neihart, Harley, O'Brien
l. Co. Tunnel in 100 feet. Vein 4
to 5 feet wide, struck at a depth of
1O8 feet.
Massachusetts and Oregon, Ladd
Marion, Hanna & Co. Vein II to 5
feet wide, developed by open cuts.
SamsOn-Hehrenbach & Co.; vein
5 to 9 feet wide; developed by a tun-
mel and drift.
Mountain Belle and Minnehaha-
Mcintosh, Bell, Chamberlain & Co.;
vein 4 to 5 feet wide at the bottom of
q 22-toot shaft.
Observation-Disclosures & Co.;
tunnel in over 100 feet, striking: a S.
foot vein at a depth of 12O feet from
the surface.
Mountain Chief and Ed Mann
Kane, Caruthers & Co.; shaft 36 feet
deep; vein 134 feet wide.
Grand Prize and Silver Belt-Nei-
hart & Crandall; vein ~ feet wide,
carrying very rich ore. 1t is a new
discovery.
Teton and Huxley-Morton, Mel
hart & Co.; a 7-foot vein has been de-
veloped in two shafts.
Boss and Atlantis-Barrett & Co.;
a ten-foot vein developed in the bot
tom of the shaft.
Maud s. and st. J~ulien-McIntosh,
Bell 4 Co; two drifts on the vein,
which is II and 5 feet wide.
Amelia and E~ureka-NcIntosh &
Co.; 81 foot vein at the bottom Of the
shaft. Yours Respectfully,
7. A. WALL.
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r.
National Bank

:OF BUTTE.
Paid up Capital.......$1OO,O 600
Authorized Capital. $780, 600
Surplus and Profits, $3.50, 600
A. J. DAVIS, 8. T. HAUSER,
President. Vice President.
JOS. A. HYDE, II. [. HAUSER,
Cashier. Asst Cashier
Transact q General Banking
Business.
Buy and Sell Foreign and Do
mestic Exchange.
sIPrompt attention given to CoA.sctions,
County Warrants Bought.
10tsWtf.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-11

White Sulphur Springs wants a six
horse line of coaches to ply between
that point and Livingston.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-11

Fortv-one quartz locations were
in Madison county last month.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-06

DOOMs In me lha,mrrs uiouk. corner AUS
Ia tin anu tuursh sLcots. a. ". uubny,
L.utnintr once. ulilu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-06

4 Co lirtlo residence, rooms Austin
~ avenue, Tnirl ur Fourth streets preferred.
Apply at llJIneI ; drug store U9pdlw.
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VNRUSTEE'S SALE.

By virtue u the power vested IN mn lay Ger
tain ,cd in tru-t dated November the ST. l7sn
aud recorded o. pnsrs 2U1 10 'ip ot Book Ut
the TccOrus OF mO,tRagrs 81 McLrnnau county,
n MAS, executed to me As trustee b. {
" lite aud his wife Soy H. " ittr To secure
Thomas iinsloy In the pas mrnt OF two pruuI--
sur, notes executed 10 Inn by Haid 4. =. Mtttr,
the On" Tor the sum VI tt,iui.H dated August
a.d, ls'g. aud uuC ut Twelve months. bearing
tWriN - per cent Ia crest uer hunum from it,
date pay abe quarterly aud the uthcr tor thu
sum 81 Ni2l 40 dated November sd, l7SI, due
on Augu~t2-d. lr7l, AMI hearing tNclYo per
cent Interest after due, and tn secure Sarah =
Jones IN the payment Of Two promissury notes
,ut,d by sad 4. \. Mittr To hrr. the tno
ion !,iiH "a datrd \ gust 21d, ih'n and due AZ
twelve months AMI hGAriug twelve ler cent Ia
tc'e-t ger nnnum alter date, payhhiuquh terry
aud the other tor s2D0. ~ dated Noyvmuer 50
1870. due on August I'D. lssl, and bearing
twelve per cent Interest after dues tue said
Al ~ IL note being entitled 70 credit ct
$3.50 ~ VI date september g, 81. ami said
~ bis "a putr n credit ut go to sJi. ! will st
The request ui thu Id rusicy aud Jones', Ter
the purpose NJ pAyit ON the Da auur due sh
-nl typumiarorl notes, default ~ the pay nirht
Of which his l""n made, h"'tAyIhhllr anEI,F,
for cash, Def ~ thu courthouse duur "l hffeu.
nan county, texas, in waco, on the 2ilh day {
February next, b / cen the hours OF lu u',inaN
4 m AN O'Clock y. N nj said day, the MI
low Ing uuauTihed tracts ur parcels Of land,
situated IN MclcnnUu county, lrNh-, iu VII
--Oue hundred tlunl acres Of land 'ut %
The Grorge Glycn- thirteen labor surrey ul
tanI On Middle Bu.gu" river. brgiuuiug the
survey ~ the SANE al "A point on .lu t. q. i'u.
Of said GiyCuS survey winch Is $50 Nnids l'
dt gTtes fiUm the original south East conner
~ thr same II being tue >. T. Corner of ln"
I. net out ut said Givrns survey rsSlEucl 90"
Mary thompson In partition 81 the frEuut~
,atttr aud running Thence $50 urgry,s "
H5- vAta, to n cuTuor-- lnrrCo 90 de-. rHr' ~
-.- 1U.ItU yarHB u n stake tor corner iIuHos
$ 50 degrees T. 6is vhrhs tph corner lh"ncr s.
~ degrees T. $50 au-luO v,TH- To the hyg,unmg.
"A lsD an that lot uf lNud out ui tho samuel
johnson head right survey uu tho Nurth Bu-
que riyur. Ut about eight acres called timber
Lot No ! Beginning uudrrh blulI uu % span SD
uHk tr"u-- huurc tuuuins hb degrees roo
yArn. t. the NuTth Bprquo river hence Hp
the u t-Quc ~ dcgTrrs " 100 yHraS. hence
\ o. deg " % varH, Thence 20 degrees d.
to the beginning. DECIDE 60 sHli e.. d .tfu
by John " LOCKER. Reference i- mate g. -t|l
records tor more particular description.
ul4ldtut h.. n. t'uNukM Trustee
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WACO GREEN FJUsc Ever blooming
W rOscH, hygeintI., Tulips, mice, choke
mCuslAs, yera uiuins. New Varieties, cot STOCK
ever been la Wac. Give M auaIl ma. 0lAtu
sire, I. NJ GhAl.
IN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-06

In buying medicines for our SICK we
should be careful to get the pnrest htu-
cles. A stock Of drugs kept WIN lhls
object 10 view aud not wholesaIT W
other druggists, can be found 81 "
Ham ett's drug store, Austin street
Waco, Tsxss.-Ol2SIw,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-06
MEDICAL.
The Great English Remedy.

Is never failing Cure
for nervous debility,
,eNhauatel yltAlity,
seminal weakness,
,spcrmAtOrrhRa, LOST
MANHOOD, lmpoten.
10y, paralysis, and all
the terrible enoCts ui
self abuse, youthful
,follles and excuses OF
,matiirer yeArs such a.
oss of memory, las-i-
'tHde, nocturnal ennis
sion, aversion OF sucie
~ dlmnens of vision.
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ma MnIlory LIn,

AtGALEESTOS with Mallory Line
of steamer, Tor kcy W,stArd New y ork;
Morgan Line tor New Orleans, India
noH, Corpus Christi, brownsville and
Vera Cruz
At ARGOLA with !, d q. n. R.R, Ton
Columbia and towns In iirtI ria county.
ItOsEN BERG with q. IL. Il =. a
halfway. (Sun-ct EOutc) for columbus
Wemar HAYWOOD, Luling, San AntO
mo. Laredo, Uyalde and Westerr
Texas anu Mexico; also Tor Houston and
Star and Crescent Rpute tor Beaumont
OaLgr,Lnke Char os, the leche Country
Now orleans ana all points in the South,
east. NUrth and ka-r with New York
IrNas & MoAican railway Tor wharton,
N.ctOrut and stations Oh that line.
Al I;lSINILAM with II. 81 /. c; rail
way Tor Hampstead, LrdbctteI, GiI-
dIng- McDtdr ul j Austin.
MILANO " TIA |. ~ G y. h. Il. ioI
Ietrur. Pun-tne. Rrckdalr, Round
Rock GroIg,I O"u, Austin. san Marcos
NcW BWuui. r.. san Antonio nd Laredo
AT TEMPLE with Missouri Pacific
railway tor Waco
An McGIiEG0It with Texas and 81
Louis rail ay tor Waco. COr.iCtna
l Athens, Tyler, Mount Pleasant, Gllmer
/ TrKa. kama.
Al MORGAN with Tcxa- Central rail-
way tor Waco Ross liicO. lredull, Ci~
60 aud al poin'- on that line.
. Al CLEBUISNE junction OF Dall,u
Division ut u g.. & ) +. R'y.
At FORT WORM with Mlssour
Pacific ana Texas Pacific railways TO
all points on those lines; Tor Fl Paso
Santa Fe, san Francisco and the Paclh
Coast. and ior Kansas CITY, 81. LOUIS
Chicago, New York and all points Nortl
EHst ami West.
AT DALLAS with II. * 7 G. R'y; I
q T.. R'y. nd Dallas Extension Of III
htsouri Pacific Railway.
Iy-se- that your tick Ia real over this line.
It-FUT full Information address
OsCARG. MURRAY.
Gen 4 Pass Ag't
sAl1sssJG, IsLn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-06

DinK, only I. A. Golistein's pure
c hfornia VINES and keeps healthy and
happy.-0l2Stc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-06

|aTbo'l amphora ed CosmolIue keel
20 tllns Tor cLapped hands, az also
~ al! other HbTbsious Of the skin, for
pee d. 4aokeg i Wl!lis'.-UllOtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-06

Are you miserable through iudiges-
ton. sour stomach, or constipation :
AckeI'. Dyspepsia Tablets we guarantee
vii relieve you. SO d by Castles, Nor
rlson 4 Co., Waco, Texas. OF l6dwly-2
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That our pure wines at low prices are
to be had only Of |. A. GOldstein, No, o.
Austin street. Ol2Stc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-06

Fo' tn g. VII have doep-s ated or
eou''umpuve cough Of long standing
~. a. DO better than get bottle OF
L'ectI1c Consumption Cure mauufgc.
'u''4 b! 4uckeI d NIlIa.-UluJtt
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ply sIt'GAN

nR Il W WHITE. In, stefan and sur
~ genn, Waco, Texas ht-iirncc-lacksnn
street between tittn and saith immrlla, I'll y
In rear VI Methodist church. Ohte-ONeT
state Central tank. Telephone 1T residence
aud orice -Oll0lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-06

+, Mother" Doctor, 1, she dangerous and what
Docfor-"Y Yes, madam, she IA daneerou.ly i'll
Toe yebtTcuA and Alrcular forces are not In eoui-
Hbrum, there Is an increased conttipetal action
about the oetehtum and melulia olfougata tha
portal circulation yascllGtes, Suspended Nature
seems hesiisting, aud ~
Mother-" Stop, for heavens sake stop add go
Doctor--"G will DO al 7 CAM
Mother, amer two weeks have eSpirsd-
Daughter, our Doctor shall no discarded Al once
Two weeks aud 90 relief. will procure that which
Daughter, In q low tone--''I am Glad and think
u tue olIy thing that will restore me ~ health"
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NM AriIrh E,rophet

Can at Ilubcr'- and get one Of those
fancy ,carf- al low prlce,-O2Oi'c
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Everybody uses It. w. II. Watkins
Waco Pencil -OllHlm
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Jar. A. NJ CURTIS,
,En. d. srREErER. NJ. D.
w AsHISGToS HOTEL.
FIRsT.CLAss

Only Two Dollars per day. Mrs ? ID
White, propdetress, Nearest Hotel O. drpp
4 steamer landings, COrner fremont ~
sJhs uie sIrsoss, Galveston. Texas,
o53nI
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REGENT COLUMN

Advertisements W III be inserted in this coll
umn at the following
RATES.
Four lines or less, one time ..........-.. .sb
Four lines or less, one week -..... e w
Four lines or less, one ihoutn .... ...-.. 5.uu
For each additional line, five cents for hrst
In Insertion, aud half price for each subsequent
Insertion
Terms cash. except to regular advertisers.
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Mems fl . hats, Stetson's specially,
at Sanger Bros.-i2,Atr
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FOR KEN


4 COY iutIc residence, : rooms Austin
AsNrnur, Iniri az Fourth streets preferred.
Apply at lIJrnet 5 dtliS stote.-u4NlW.
4 NEAT three room cottage. II &. com
~ pletcy furnished, and the furniture wIli
be sol at bargain.
24-lw 4. bNEl BN,
'l'nREE room dwelling h .u,c on ~ecoud
L street, Just ac uss me pll", nom VI L.
lHud's scnuul -house, Ptrc sl0uor mouth.
c.o3u j. {. FRAZIER, l.uu Ago.
'THE X. Of p. hall in the h.lgtu built,ug. On
L any night In The week excepting MOudhN
night; Apply to ; seymour Asa, hu-ic store
u5ullm
S,1ORE corner Austin an / bIO slrCcIs, Il IN
y ~ feet Apply to sulralt a lHJ Tor.
Oll7t
DEsIDkNCE on Austin street. rooms,
IL good cstcrn and uut houses.
ul 1u " NubuAIr.
- JOINS In tne lha,mrr, blook. corner AUS
Ii tin anu tour,n sueots. a. ". iiubuy,
L."uiher once. Oi'iu
~ isosif - - N''N' jas Il BAKER
I'oOD rooms conveniently located. Apply
VI 10 Ielry, nullnsrr ,tchy l.Oni
100, bargains ia relt estate ana 20 rent
Il houses oaIi Gu orlando Whoa, neai In.
tate d gent ami Notary. OncH tpurth ssrr 1
gl.nl.I fAe u hLLeL ~ u
FOIt SALE.
-.-.---------. ..-.--..---
A I a BARG Mn My home .plaet ma south
N supuIUs, l.-, IA s.nnr ,lcIuit, ave avrr-.
nu4 ,wrut, o. ne a res nuth u.Ifupr,} ei; x 10.
bui az sites, OF "ustd tiHIv Tor ri'y IT. rr~ty
- -
- r,u,,,n
A \ bhh'hlN' H'' SEQ -h"I, NJ
AAh,~oi al "''n ,"i''"'1h ,nu Lea I'i"l''
So l. .'i"Ah' - J'" 10 "-"''I
in A. HI NRM 10. ...,.Itt. al "A ....
W II impr,Nuu, 'ul huIa,s auA vat.
O3G,-lw y liEl.M.
IA ,.,,,,- .,,----,,,.. ,. -
[ ~" P"P' - ~ .""'' 80 "'"Pt'"s' a. 'H'
y LAIN IoI oluot nc
.
y "NpN IAN, - n!''I 'Ha or " I" -
t"s 9'"'m 90 NN'''' ''' "'''7' wv
my" -" T." va "''."' 80 sf''"-' '''
i"ii" an, m'nts' ,'e- ANIL 500 Ri
ngln ~ Lnt rrtlli-t, WI ~
, ~. ,,,.-,,,, .i,-n -, 49,. Al, -
l
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1t should he used ny all persons, old and
yorng, whenever any of the above
symptoms appear.
Persons Travelling or Living In I'm
healthy Localities, hy taking oase .ggaslon.
ailytJ keep the liycr in healthy action, Nill avoid
all Malaria, Bliinus attacks, Dizziness Nau-
sea, Drowsues,, Depression y' spirits. etc il
viii nVigpratc like glass q wine, but is no in
tOSicating beverage.
II You have eaten anything hard OF
digestion, or feel heavy a6el meals. or sleep
less at night. take dose and sou ii be relieve Cd.
Time and Doctors Blls will he saved
by always keeping the Regulator
In the House!
For, whatever the .,IIHrut may be-, thoroughly
safe purgativc, alternative and tonic Gun
never he out Of place III. remedy 8. harmless
and does NOT interfere with business or
pleasure.
1T Is PURELY vEGITABIE,
And has all the power and cih.f.y ~ ba9m"I Or
Qunne, without any of thr iniunaus after ene.t',
4 Governors Testimony.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been bon use IN my
family for s.ulr time. auI ] am satisfied Il IS
valuable addition 40 rhr medical sglc7or.
GILi ~HuRtH., Governor ai Ala.
Hon. Alexander II. stephens, Of ga,
saws Have derived some benefit 70 on the use Of
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish to give 1t a
further rial.
1.-THE only Thing that mover fails to
RelieNr."-l have used many rgmttfe5 ini lys-
pepsa, Liver AfleuH1 and nshHty, eHi ne' er
have found anything 90 benefit me Co. DE extent
Simmons Liver Regulator ht. J sent from MIN
ues0ta Co Georgia .lt and s..la .'ul Further for
such medicine, and ~ .aa .ly.@ Oh. sh. are sim
ilarly affected 40 give it o. uI a'lt seems tHe MY
thing that never fails Q. relieve
81 JA-ry Minneapolis. Mimi.
Dr, T. w, Mason says From actual e'-
this .f 100
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W ~ TED.

by young man H position Il, ci'ik, or some
ID other en- ,ilul III, I. e sINu good rel
,,rucc Appl! toJ 4 II Bon ~, Mro,
I Ma. u-O!lW
Il q rent or rODm dwelling Would uuN
Il II price and In, alton suitable address
with price, terms, etc, I" W, u. l. bon i12
AGO, 1eAa U!ullW
INVERYBUDh 10 know an selling thr best
II and cheapest mdttrrs., to ue found In
tue SLATE j. j. D'uRlAN,
upholsterer and Mattress Manufacturer, No.
Brid - street u-nlu
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For sale.


Brandies. Whistles wines q e, beer and
porter. At No. o. Austin street, Waco,
Texas. - Ol-24-lm
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NEW NoHki February Moon. &c lttnn quiet
an. stead, sales 80 bales. Uplands, lO3-l6 (,
rlems lu5-l6e. Futures are steady ~ the Iul-
liNi quutat uns
Feb uary ..,........,. 10 ~
VI rich ............ .........s... 10 ~
April ....... ...... ............ ~ 50
Y..........,.... .....,,..t.,. 10 81
ZANE. ............... 10. bG
iul ...... ...... ........-. los
LNErruot, February Mint Cotton is
boo 20 ID dcMh 1t aut NcrB met at pievi"us
price, I'll IDS, y, {, -. /, orleans, . 1916 T.
IT,. l4.VpJ b.l'-' ,Au.l- amt sIetul tton
~ 100 IL Lee; American 10. -Op bales; receipts
III luU les. Amrric an ! .Obu bal ;.
81 LOUIS + hruar, trttun easy. VI d
dung gA.c: En,' muid.tug H'4c. : les ---bnl :
L cri - 1, $50 bales shpneHt' 900 b les.
~tr -, 200 ale,
G,LvE ruN. Frrruarv i. Spot ,n'tnU 81 ,scd
quiet and II changed Netr.,e pts t,iHO ba'eS;
( u-S 900 brl ~ itrt-, 'u'tu ut 200
airs ,"n-twia, $40 '"I,'. sales lldI ba'es.
Of. 81 i95 lie.
Nrw q LeAv-. F.bruar, 8 { ttnu quiet aud
Unchanged. MI lug 9la-lt ; " mi lug
ai4c;.oui or.I ANY, So Nel cetuts II, jhj
al :: gro IA sos Dal IN o-ts To q ,at
BrIttn u, i1i b e; tu an e &, $50 hairs; to
rnHtI 90 4,s0j - c"H-iw,.. 1883 bales
sal . :, uOp 10 l.-. = uCk 81" . brc,.
NrN Npuk, Frnuar, j--Ni.ht --Cptt IN is
qtrcl butAt.y lu&-lGalO7-lGt. Ftu. os steady
o.
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MS good terms, modern twp-sipry brick
" residence, wei located, Apply 10 j. Il
DUWns, law liiceof tlark Dyer. ll!iu
HAVE, IN different parts u the CITY, deslra-
4 BILE building lots, which the prudent cash
purchaser II advised To look at before uUrchAs-
ing. Also choice lands Ia small ~ large trhcts
in different counties, At prices 10 suit. Gilt
elgetitlcs It's to your interest To see me II
you want either city or country property in
choice localities cheap.
OlOAtf GEO. BARSARD.
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noises In the head, the vital huid passing un-
observed tn the urine, and mans other diseases
that lead 10 insanity amt death. The medical
graduates NJ the test colleges of Europe and
this country, and have had large experience In
these Troubles, and win agree to forfeit FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLAt ~ ~ case Of this kind
theVITAL KkSrORaTIN Eundrr their special
advice and trcatmonu viii not cure or for any
hing impure or injurious found In II. We treat
all private diseases successfully without mer-
curv. CONSULTATIONS FREE, Thorough
examination aud advice, lncludius analysis nj
lriuc, 81 40 Price Of VITAL RESTORATIVE
sent 10 any address upon receipt Of price c.
H., secure from Ohsery alton, and In private
name II de lrci. NY English Medical Institute.
No Els Olive street, st louls. Missouri Post
,tfl h,,N ,r 4 4
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
A DISPUTED RIGHT OF WAY.

Early in the year 1858 Newbury Davenport
was the owner OF the land known in New Rochelle
Davenport's Neck He aid II out for villa sites. On
selling some OF the sos Mr. Davenport In his deeds
granted the right way through Beach-aye When those
plots subsequently passed into other hands no mention
was made regard 10 the right OF way through Beach
ave later period portion OF one OF the plots was
conveyed to Mr. Columbus o. Isen. in which convey
apce the clause granting the right OF way was intro
duccd a. It appeared the original conveyance from Mr.
Davenport 10 Alexander Banks and L. W. Voorhs
few years ago the late Carson ~ Potter whose proper
~ adolued Beach-ayc the west side, purchaeed the
interest OF Cyrus Lawton sonn-law OF Mr. Davenport
whose property adiOned east side OF the avenue
aud closed up the entrance entirely some or the persons
who lined the right Of through the avenue 10 the
beach down the fence erected by Mr Potter and tho
case been In litigation since that time To settle the
question a action was brought by Howard " Potter
against Mr.. Iselin which tried before Judge Dyk
man and jury. The Court has rendered u decision
giving Judgment for the ptlntih
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03

sicipatsd.n sala ex-commsndsr Gorr1nge yesterday,
there is no excuse for NOT having diYded the walk
for foot passengers by railing before the bridge
was opened. had never supposed that any Amefl.
the time Of the crush, but the railing would have
prevented it."
Do You consider the introduction OF the short
stairways good thingp was asked.
"Most decidedly they were mistake. There was
no occasion for them, and they should have never
been placed there. They can be removed w1thouf
the slightest difficulty, and they should be removed
at once.D
John Sweeny, q workman engaged in riveting
bolts yesterday afternoon, was holding chisei
under the footway when he suddenly felt pain IN
his wrist. The chisel fell from his hand and blood
was seen flowing from what proved to be bullet
hole in his wrist. He was taken to the York Street
his arm. How or when he was shot, he said he did
not know.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
THE HoTcHKIss.HUTCHINsoNs SUIT.

William +. Hutchinson, the broker, was
yesterday examined before Referee George II. Adams
by T. Elery Anderson. counsel for the plaintiff In the
suit brought against Hutchinson By Charles W. Hotch-
kiss for $4,000 Hutchinson's accounts of tho
stock transactions Of the fall OF 1880 were closely In
yestgated He asked In regard TO the pool OF the
Hannibal and ST. Joseph preferred stock but his coun-
sell objected TO the inquiries Mr. Anderson said that no
wonld show thet his client had made the tool OF
Hutchinson In transactions relating 20 the dissolution
OF the pool and had been made victim by false repre-
sentaons The witness said that he had stock IN tho
pool and denied telling Hotchkiss that the pool had
dissolved. Tho examination Will be continued next
Saturday
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03

The passengers in the sleeping-car had re-
tired some halfhour since, and ust going OF Into
their first maps when the voice OF woman was heard
above noise the and the rattle OF the tempest
How the wind bowsw 1t exclaimed, Every passenger
heard the voice. gave snort OF dissatisfaction and
turned over. Just everybody had got halt-aseep,
again came the plant, " How the wind blowsW Again
the snors OF dispeasure heard, and again each
ger turned over All quiet FOR perhaps ten
minutes Then third time came that monotoncus re-
mark How the wind blows" An elderly gentleman
m one Of the berhs stuck his head through the
drapery OF his couch and cOurteously remarked, my
dear madam wo are all under great obligations you
for your meteorological observations. but did you ever
know OF a wind that didn't bOwF Asuppreseed cachn-
nation meandered through the car and then all was
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