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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-02
APPLICATION Fos PATENT
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NOTICE No, 81
ENlrFD SykrEA LAMP OFFfog.
Boise THY, Idaho Nov u. 1872.
Notice is hereby given that John D. Murphy
tsrss Uouuty, idaho Territory, hes this day died
his application for patent for iaae.t5 feet OF
The IbAlO Mine or VEIN bearing gold silver and
other nllherais with surface ground 4ui IS feet in
average width, situate in Sawiooth Mining Dis
trict. County OF Aituras and Territory of Idaho,
nnd desiguated by the field notes and plat of of
nciai survey on HE in ID office az Lot No. 67s
and described In said ieIS notes and plat With
magnetic variation at ~ degrees east as follows,
teylnning a. the discovery point, thence N. -
z. IL III n. W. III feet 10 n W. end line
m; thence =. "A dog 81 min. w 20 feet to pas.
No l.; thence 81 deg. Is miu. E. 1868 feet T.
post No thence n. IL des w. 1910 feet 10 pos.
No [; theme $, Il deg 81 min. W. sb7.3 feet IN
post No. l. he place Of beginning OF survey of eg
terror boundaries Of claim ocnt>ining ll-sa
acres claimed
From post No. 3 y. q N NJ, No. Q bears MT
deg. 81 min. K 81 foot distant.
The nesFsst 6no<n Ice atiens are tho " Atlanta,
summit. Fraction" and "Aamnouth."
Any aud all persons claiming ADVERSELY any
portion Of eald Idaho mine or snrfacs groun4
are requires 30 nle their adverse claims With thu
Register Of the Uaitei States Lana Otice at Beiss
City in the T rritory OF Idoho During tho rixt9
tue OF The provisions OF tho Statute.
| direc, that this notice be published In til
ke9ehnm hEvsroNg, the newspaper publiahec
neareet The said mining claim Cor o period q
sixty days, ID. 7. B. PRIDE,
lss Register.
Wm ryndman,
Atty for Applicant
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-02
APPLICATION FoK PATENT.


UNITED STATES LAsD Orgfcf
BOISE CRY, IpAHu. Dec. IN, 1882
Notice IL hereby given that the Vienna MIN
ing 10 corporation nis anizcd nrder the lnws
Of tbs state Of Minneaotn, by ita attorney-in-
fact G. J. Johnston whose rostofi5ce address il
Vienna Aituras county, Idaho. has this DAY
ered lineat foot Of tho JUSTICE mine or win
bear nf ID silver and other minerals with
euffao ground 5f2 2 feet IN yidtls, situated IN
Havfootl' Mining DStr OF. Comfy OF Alturas
and Territory of Idanp. aud deeIgEeted IN tho
field notes aud off'opl nat on ileia thia oifioa
as Lot Number ~ "A; and the JUSflcE Mil
site ritraie in mid district, county and Ter
ritory, being ~ fcet long hy sort wide surface
ground aud desirnated a. Lot 40 "i3' in con
ucctiou Herewith. The M'ningcIatm described
in raid field notes ard fat with magnetic vsria-
tor al iss east as gaiiows;
Lot 20 ACCOMMODATING at tho discovery
point, thens y sasB zoe g to centre Of east
No Il thence n 60 n 500 IT 10 post No d; thence
\ s2s w, T5e IT to port No 3: thence 100 w, Tsa
u % post No 4; thence 3 6s w, eAo 1t 20 post No
8; thence : 7os p, Ibg II to post No {; thence N
ss' II, 100 II TO est No +. the yace OF beglnulng
exterior bounderiss 81 claim. Ar Gained
Hp52 acres. excluding areas ia conflict with lats
e, ioand z From rest no y. =. N. N. No
b arts y 2S grass minutes r., IT'S q II distant
Description OF M.il Hite, Lot 80 "B Com
mrne ng at post No tho initial point. thence
east isi fest 70 post No 2; therce soIit 40 feet
10 post NO j.; thence west iSt fest 10 iSoAt No
q: there's north $50 feet to post No ), the place
Of beginning survey OF exterior bouudefies OF
AIM, containing acres. No conflicts Mag
netic variation Ii dears Il east From nat No
us N. NJ, No b iar- south 80 degrees ~ min
u, i7in9 It distant.
The nrareAt known locations are tile Nellie
axtensipn, Lion and Vienna.
Any and all persona claiming adversely anv
rortion OF said Iustlcc mining claim and mill
Nite with surface ground. are required to
MIS- theIzdversa claim with tho Register Of tho
United States Land ONCE, MT Boise City, Idaho
Territory. during the sixty DAYS period OF
publication thereof, OF they will be bnrrnd by
virtue OF the provisions OF the statute OF the
United States IN such cases made and provided
= direct that this notice be published In the
HETGHuM kEYsrogE, the newspal er published
nearest the said mining claim TOR the Period Of
sixty dsye.
DP.n, Pride.
lNo hll Register.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-02
Notice Of Forfeiture.

re CssAKLks CLARK.
You wllI please take netlcoihai hsss es,a nd.
cd The sam NJ Que Hundred lSlVVi nol,sse IL
money and SbeF apon tiis Hill SIllk ffsrnsert,
~ ~t.gaS Eagle mining claim ar icds, silusloa
Ia Atlania District AltugNs county, Idaho Terri
tory. for the year ending Jsnaary la-~.; and
aHfsss yeu share OF ihe One iiundr d Doiiaik ID
gFthcg with interest and cos,s tharsdn Il NOT paid
wllhin Aineiy days from the dase OF servire pI
thls NOTES, yout Interest in SAID Gain or lode
nill be forfeited 10 ms by ptoce=e 1T law under
SET of Congress Apprsved Nav 10 1871
~nNEGgs srwARp.
Dated s,p,emhcr - teSc.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-02
Sofi'c ofFurisiSnre.
To James tlerrinzi

iou will please take notieb Tint
httyr expended the sum ~ enc hun
arad siolags IN money hud lahur on cueh
81 lhe follo~in mining Claims or lodes.
The Mary Graham, tho Lucisy Jim md
tff Funfih ~ Jiils. VIII ca einims mrs 10.
ceted FL :nilss soatheriy from Vienna,
IN Tie haw III Mining district Al.
fas'ss County Idaho Tefritris, for the
yeftr 1889, Mud iluless your snhra ~ the
sisld IN GU hundred dollars az rhslrd in
al clnsnts. leas 500 wiss ther on /,
teEttbef with interest and
cost thereon. II paid Within ninety
days fraEn the date nf the service Of this
netico your Interest in the said mining
ciAims ar lodes viii be forfeited to me by
process ~ Inv, under ael OF congress np-
proved May IN, 1889
!. o. risk.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-02

UNITED srsrrs LAsp brr.cn.


UNITED STATES LAND brp.cp
Hoiae ely, Idaho, 0ct. IA 1882.
So,'cc 10 hrrehv given that Lew Snliity, whose
Postoince address is Vienna, Alturas comfy Idaho
ass made application for United States Patent
or the Il sislA lode minng clam. situate / n
>aHscosh Mining District, Aituras cohniy, Idaho
leffi-ofy, consisling OF 40 linear feet of The
ode, aud susiaco gsehld usJ feet vlde, being Lei
No. 's and described n lAe Held notes aud psat
OF the otneiai survey fite Il this oIrce, wrth
ausnetlc vsriatiun Al 10 degrees cast as follows
Sonanseurusg at the discovery poinl OF cain,
tuenec \. a degrees. ". 6sa fest 10 eenter oil
wes.eriy end line OF claim; thence n 8 degrees
~ m sl,uter b Sd0 feet io.. No. thence !. y
.egre7S ~ ,flnutes W. et1 fe / 10 POSI- Ne. +.
-neHce ). - degrees H. Go ,set 10 Post No. s.,
,henee =. tsV feet 10 Port M. : thence n. do
srees 80 nlnutea e. tvi feet 10 Post No 81 thence
y. - fees 10 fuat No. d; tnessee NJ Il degrees
ose tses "a rosl No, !, the pace OF beginning
survey OF exterior boundaries OF this clam, con-
aiming an area of i-iiI acres canned and APP
fned log, extending The area IN connect wan Tie
'wal,ace fsactton Lode Lot No. 5i. from Eos.
No. OF shis cHln I. ), Atherai Monument No.
bears \. - gees - n,tAa.e- W 2,ssi feet
l sia0i, the said INNING cain heing or recqsd in
he oaice of he hecprdcf Of sad mining district
IN isiies, IN Alsatas couuey, ldano The near
~ knowa eeauens beng ~Aa4iace frsctlon, =
sHaPe, sotaee aid y ,ctcher nnaiag CLAIMS,
aifeet thai this notice be pabnHhea IN "1he
hEfcAvs hAlsfeNs Inc esspaper published
4sasert ,hs SAID elping claim. tof The period ~
esxsy days n..f, b. PRIDE,
Bailey snd parsons, Salt Lake city. Lad. ailor-
ueys Tor afpncent tNo.ao,I
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-02
APPRECIATION EoR PATENT

EMITTED hrAfKt isAhp DIIfEE
Bcisa CITY, ItHao. JANUARY s, l3ay.
Notice II hereby given frss Christopher j,
Jotnsou, George Frsncy and Charles II. iierry,
whuss pesteifee address Is yieAna, Aitnrsa
COUNTY, IDAHO Territory. have ulads ~ piratiou
Tor prtsd Btatea latent for tae ELn. WlsA
LepE mining claim situate in sawtooih Missing
staElas IL 1881 linear feet % the lpde and sur
fHca ground 600 feet wisir, bsifu Lot No. 60, and
dsserslt a Ia the field notes and plat Of the oils
cal sarsey OIL lilo IN this oiiior with magnetic
variation At is degrees east rs follows.
Commencing vt tbs Hshentery Icint, thence
N CT dog IS min Is 400 1T 20 ces.ar 81 Hfthcast.
cris end line Of claim. thence II dse 80 min
w, 900 feet to post No. 1: tncnes 4 &c deg ~ min
W. 800 feet 10 inat No. 2: thence 10 deg Is min
w, o~7 feet 90 roFt No ); thence 70 deg 81 min
u, $50 feet TO post No. thence 10 deg iB nin
u, as7 faet 20 lost No. O, thence N dog IS min
VI $40 feet a. iust 40, 0; thspca n - dew % min
W . e fee. IN iHns No The plaes OF hlainning
snryey of exterior bophdsries, containing an
arsa ~ lTTva anfes excluding ftontitis appileay
ltun an conflicts rxcept the Cromwell coz lict
ib6t ~. es) Onfsife ~ lot SO. Area claimed
and E,1iiaa iof ttd7s nt-cs. From post No Of
tbs cialm u. ). M, NJ No. bears deg 20
minF rla feet distant.
The eaid mining claim bting o. record in the
offec Of the lecqrdel OF raid inning d4slrct al
iiasigy, IN Altuias county, ldAho Tho nearest
kaern iuoatinns hsng the South Vienna, Wen
ma EsA. Vienna, Ma amothi ALBION. Hope,
Irom~ell and lAtsssNtg,
| dlrccs tflaI this motto b. published la Tie
KEfc auM KEY TONE. tine newsl aper iublsnsd
nearest lhe sad mining clam. Tor tue period OF
sixtY days b, I, y, riInE,
ll,suinteT.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-02
setios Of rrrfeilsse.
~ Alex tamgbs.l.

Yea NiI pl,xsse take notice that
have expended Ihs stun ~ two hundred
1aliafz Ia hlsatsey and labor on the Az.
plus; seaa TalAihE claim leeased IN Wafnl
5stsiug Creek niinfng District, Alt0rs
~Dmulg. Idaho tegTttags. lef ttte yeis
lnai and unieas your SHARE 81 tils ). d
W hundred dollafryit hsag qae ssx.si
Invruut s9gu.aas mtii fasipssst tlsti esiss
saefeaai = PAID sssii.ss sslgs IS Il. ) ! Il. ON
sise tl~.aIf she sefsics0i tAis 49,. ~ yts4g
zGtefost ia the said AAialaE claim ~ lpdp
viii pc forfeited 10 a by prsleeHs pt law
andse sas Aet Of Cen srea. approved sias
-, 1919.
los IN 5oxrs. Is
ketsaans. ldsaas lan I, ssi-
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-02
Notice OF Forfeiture.
tn c. z, Tatios

You will please take notice that have
expended the sum OF one hundred dol
lars, IN money md lnbor. on the plymuth
Rock mining claim, heated in Sawtouth
Mining District, Alturs comfy. Idaho
Territory, Tor theyesr 1881, md unless
your snare of the same lit being one
thirduf said sum Of one hundred dollars,
together with interest and costs thereon.
is paid within ninety days from tile date
Of the service Of this notice, yuue inter
est in said lofuing ciaiin viii be forfeited
10 ms by process OF law, under the act
of Congress approved May 10. 1877.
JAMES EIlLIsPfE,
JosEFH PERSON.
ketehnm, November oath 1882.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-02
n sYIiAY.

= dun pony, mafc Dreaded = r. on
rlglis ihigl; 4 hmuS.a IN left shoulder llu;
rons sedtlle s,srks and star en- forehead,
Was taken out witli my hrrd II winter
The owner t9A have same by proving
properly nd nsying charges.
Nv, NJ. HAER1S
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-02
sn'iec ,,t forfeiture.

Januars lat. 1851.

aon via nirnses fake notite TINT /
hive expended tie slim OF ono hundred
spring creek mining district. Alturns
County IdAha Territory, far tile yesr s2.
aud unless ygnr stl ~ of the Il ia ON.
hundred dailHr- III being on0-hslf
taoreela. together sith inferred aud cost
therenn, rs psil within ninety duys
{ran tie dFte # tile service II this tlli-
Aee ytnr iliteiaAt ia the alid mining
riaim u iode = til be forfeited 10 me Is
process 81 law. Under act Of congress
approved Ally 10 =.
LnA sicKRr.
Ketehhni, IN lalh 1897.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-25
Indians with Tails,

RIO JANEIRo, May 26, 1888. The ex
istence of a tribe of Indians in Paraguay
with tailsis asserted, apparently on good
authority. An Argentine domiciled in
the Argentine missions has a yerba es-
tabllshment in the Paraguayan missions
in district called Tacuru- -Tuyu. While
collecting the yerba in the yerba woods
one day his mules We're atac ked by some
Guayacuyes Indians, who fed after
killing several mules. The muleteer rs
pursued, firing on the Indians, one of
whom, boy of seven or eigh. years,
was wounded ami captur d. This boy
was brought Posadas, the Argentine
residence of Don Francisco Goicochoa,
the Argentine reterrd to, and excited
much wonder, and some Germans pho
tographed him, he having a tail six to
eight inches long. The boy is very ugly,
but his body is not covered with hair
A brother, in possession of Colonel
Rudecindo Roca, has also tail, and it
is said hat all the tribe are similarly
This tale Of tail is vouched for
by DR.. Luiz Pizzarrello, an Italian.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-25
Personal.

Seventy persons baye been browne,
iii the floods in Silesia.
Alderman William Meagher has beer
elected Lord Mayor of Dublin.
General Sir William Knollys, retired
died yesterday at Lond On. He wa,
born IN 1897
The steamer British Prince, from
Philadelphia tor Liverpool, arrived al
Queenstown yesterday.
Mr.. William II. Hunt, the United
States Minister to Russia, is about TO
leave st. Petersburgs on furlough
The German Government refuses TO
allov men belonging to the German
navy to take to China the Chinese iron
clad which was recently launched at
Strltin.
Another man has been arrested at
Dublin on charge Of comp,i ,icity in I'll.
murder OF Justice Youn, who was shot
five years ago. The mans name is
Bernard Machugh.
The London Observer says there is no
truth in the report that James Carey.
the informer, has gone to tn" North of
Ireland and that the Government will
eventually send him to Canada.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-25
An0C (lOtR Of franklin.

When qui ca youth Franklin went
TO London, entered aprinting office, and
inquired if he could get employment.
. Where are you from" inquired the
foreman. "America," was the answer
" Ah, said the foreman, '' from
America! a lad from America seeking
employment as a printer! Well, do you
really understand the art of printing?
Can you Sc type" Franklin stepped
to one of the cases, and in a brief space
set up the following passage from John:
"Nathiel said unto him, can any good
hing come out of Nazareth? Philip
sal un him, Come and see. - was
done so quick, so accurately, and ad-
delicate reproot 50 appro-
pirate and powerful, that it at once gave
him influence and anding wi Ii all in
the office.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-25
Personal.

DR.. j. S. Ford died at West Sonora
Ohio, about two weeks ago. He was
tifty-six years old, and his widow, his
third wife, whom he married three
years ago, is twenty-one. He made d
cast-iron will, giving his widow $50, 600
He also left sums OF 800 and $500 each
to all the women who are now maids OF
widows whom he courled IN his unlnar.
ried days. This required $1,000.
Frank Hess, of ST. Louis, has tolled
the church bell for the dead for Il quar-
ter of century. He died while ringing
it, tOlling, as it were, hil own knell.
Senator j. Il. Brown, of Georgia, has
offered to give Colorado, Tex, land for
a college siteand $1,000 in cash and
thirty lots wor Ii $500 a piece, or SIC, 900
in all, for college, if located there.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-25
IlItti.RIl Affairs,

Captain Crawford, with four compa- =
nieS Of cavalry and two hundred and
fifty Indian captives, arrived at the
San Carlos Agency, i'll Arizona, on
Saturday morning. Chiefs Loco Mana
and BOhito talked freely with the
reservation Indians willl whom they
were acquainted. Mana said h. was
"too old for further operations, and he
was glad he had arrived 1T n sa ie place" "
The officers of the 60 nln;lnd seemed to
think the Chiricahua would hereafter
bT peaceful. Chief Gerouimo, in his
first interview with & neral crook, eX-
pressed Il desire to have Il farm The
telegram reporting The arrival of the
Indians ut San Carlos adds "RumorS
had reached the indians that in case of
capture they would he put IN irons and
Killed, hence, they say th'i' delay in
coming in. While III, ludanS grnrr-
ally do not distru>t General Crook.
these rumors have had effect on his
plans. There are people willing to see
the hOStilrS on the war path as thrn
more military would be brought into
the territory, making business bette.
AS an evidence OF what General Crock
has 10 contend with, il may be stated
that six miles from Wilcox several ,,ern
sons approached the hosrilcs with the
Intention of selling ammunition to
them
Daily Republican., 1883-06-25
BAccalaureates.

President Bartlett delivered the bac
calaureate sermon to the graduating
class of Dartmouth College, at Hanover,
New Hampshire. yesterday. His theme
was The Duty. Value and Power of a
Positive Faith"
The baccalaureate sermon to the grad
uates of Trinity College, Hartford, Con-
necticnt, was preached in Christ church,
last evening, by Bishop Niles, of New
Hampshire.
President Porter delivered the bacca-
Laureate sermon in Bartlett chapel, yes
terday befor. the graduating class of
Yale College.
The commencement exercises of La
fayette College began yesterday morn
ing with the baccalaureate sermon by
President Cattell who during his re-.
marks announced that owing to failing
healt h he would tender his resignation.
In the afternoon the semi -centennial
anniversary Of the Brainerd Society
was celebrated, an address being made
by Rev. George L. Shearer.
Rev. Milton Valentine, D. D., Presi-
dent of Pennsylvania Co lege, delivered
the baccalaureate sermon to the gradu-
atlng class, twenty-five in number, yes
terday morning.
The baccalaureate sermon was deliv-
cred before the graduating class of Wes-
leyan University, last night, by Presi-
dent j. w. Beach.
The baccalaureate discourse before
the graduates of the University of Yer
mont was preached yesterday by Presi-
dent Buckham.
President Seelye delivered the bacca-
laureate sermon at Amherst College
Daily Republican., 1883-06-25
Births. Marriages and Deaths.

Registrar Frazer reports Is births, Z
marriages and 20 deaths during the
week ending on Saturday at noon. The
number of deaths during the cores.
pondlng week in 1882 was 26. Three
bodies We're brought to this city for in
ttrment, the same number were sent
away ana one was granted permit TO
pass through The following are re-
ported as the causes of death Cholera
lniahtum, 4; GonSumption, =; menin-
gus, :; accident, commissions, chronic
diarrhua, diabetes, general debility,
marasmliS, natural causes, paralysis,
perfora1ion of the bowels, peritonilis,
sma' 'l-poN, ,Scarlatina and typhoid fever,
dlarrhua, one each.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-25
Prices Of Wheat and Corn In 1852.

The following, CLEANED from an eX.
change, will be Of advantage to the far.
mer at no distant day, i'll the disposal
Of his crops. 1t shows the average price
of Fultz wheat and yellow corn in the
Baltimore market, during the year
1882
January, wheat. 81 AZ Corn, Il Feb
ruary, wheat, Sl42 Corn, - March,
wheat, Sl.4O; ; Corn, rs; April, wheat,
81 81 Corn "a May, wheat, Sl.44 !;
Corn, 80 June, wheat, 81. 40 Corn, 81;
July, wheat, Sl.37 Corn, 93 August
wheat, Sl.lj Corn 81; September,
wheat, Sl.12; Corn, sS October, wheat,
Sl. IA Corn, 80 November, wheat, ST.
o9 Corn; So; December, wheat, Sill ;
Corn, 70.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-25
ACROSS THE OCEAN,
RunRM Ay Last Night.

Last evening while William Wall,
with his wife and child We're out riding
on the causeway, the horse took fright,
and started TO run off, throwing Mr..
Wall ont. Mrs, Wall finding herself
unahleto control the animal threw her
child out, and it fell in ditch, but be-
tore she could spring from the carriage
herself she was thrown out and receiv-
ed several cuts and bruises. The horse
run as far as Hari>che's lane, where he
turned, but before running tar plunged
INTO IA ditch and was caught. He was
taken back and the party got in the
carriage and started Tor home.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-25
SkaKAl&|I|G||

Sun rises 4.39. Sun sets 725
Ohristfeld Best.
One mans work is another mans play.
Il. $. Humphrey 4 Bro, one-price hatters.
Refrigerators. window screens at 99c. store
DIR. MCDONALD, Surgeon Dentist, 622 King
Millard +. Davis, the Jeweler, . z. End st.
Cupping and lesching by Parker, los Z
Second street.
slS Market street.
Gall and gst estimates for printing at tn,
Study the past, II you would divine thu
future.
Trust that man In nothing who has not {
conscience In everything.
Fine 10 K. Plain Hold Rings, at Z, e
Hanf's, 10 E. 4th street.
What men want is not talent-it is Dur
pose. fN'
Even the poorest Of US has his own pleas
ures.
TO be certain of getting bite when you po
nshiny, take 1t along with you.
10 enjoy . good thing exclusively is very
often 70 exclude yourself from the true enjoy.
ment Of 1t. 'O'
II you intend to do mean thing wait till
to morrow. II you are to do noble thing dc, do
it now. Nv
"A man can't help what's done behind
ms Dack, as the tramp said when he was
kicked out-Of-dOors.
The celebrated Alaska Refrigerator and
water Cooler, at Sch9n S, No. 2O9 to 2l3
Shipley street.
Mullin, 625 West Front street, is in the
loDacoO q Cigar trade for livelihood, not
For the best three cent cigars in the CITY
70 to A. 5. Wilbert's No. East End street.
Alse choice cent cigar.
DR.. Darmon while absent from his office
goo Market street, Wilmington, DEL, can be
found ut his office 1924 Camac street, Phila,
A Missouri girl dslocated her shoulder
while Kicking cat. Kicking cats with the
shoulder Is thus shown to be dank erOus
pastime.
What is 80 rare as day in June ?" Well |
now and then day in April is decidedly un. |
1erdOne, and some of the March DAYS are
'eally raw.
"Will you tell me, asked an old pentle-
nan Ofa lady, "what Mrs.-'s maiden
,ame was ?" "'Why her maiden aim WAS to
ret married. of course" exclaimed the lady.
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary. lls.0u
words and 5000 illustrations. A library in
tself. Sells on the installment plan. by I
;. Bryant, at the Malta House, agent for
delaware. '
Don't pull me around So" said the thief
0 the policeman, IL have felOn on NV
niger y And l have my finger upon n
sion, rem arked the policeman, with sar-
Daily Republican., 1883-06-25
business TrID.

Charles Groves started this morning
for trip through New Jersey and
Pennsylvania to estabi sh agencies for
the sale of phosphate, which article he
has engaged in manufacturing quite
extensively at the factory recently es-
tablished near the pulp-works in the
western portion of our city. Mr.. Groves
has sold out his ore, and proposes to
devote his entire attention to his new
huv iunSs
Daily Republican., 1883-06-25
The Spragups suffer q Defeat.

| PROVIDENCE, r. :, June 23.-It now
looks rs though the Spragles had gol
their quietus and that the lCng pending
lawsuits which have been SO disastrous
10 the ex-millionaries, as well as to their
creditors, would soon cease to occupy
the attention of the Courts. The trust deed
or rather the validity of that celebrated
instrument, was tested to-day, and the
Spragues got fair and square knock
down The matter came up in suit of
ejectment brought in the Special Court
of Common Pleas, the Union Company
being he plaintiffs, and Amasa Sprague
and two of his helpers being the detend-
ants.
The Union Company has bought IN
about all of the trust estate for almost
next TO nothing, and on May 90 bought
the homestead estate at Cranston at
auction for S3, 800, the property being
worth, as some claim, close on totS 100, 600.
General Pryor showed thar the names
OF the three original grantees in the
deed had been erased ; that the dates
had been altered that the name of
William Srragu-, one o the grantors,
had been stricken out, and that the no
tary BAD not rr-acknDwl ledgtd the deed
after Claifrr's name had been substitute
d in the instrument. The Court ruled
that If these changes We're made before
he deed was delivered it would not ir-
validate il. Trustee Chaftt testified
that the deel was delivered % him in |
its present shape Aitidavits of the
Spragur's used III other suit and hear
lngs 70 the effect that they executed the
deed In favor of Chatec for the benefit
Of their creditors were put in. The
Court declared the deed to be valid and
ordered verdict to be rendered in favor
If the Union Company This is the
irst tin" that the SpragueS have ma.ie
l real fight on the validity OF the deed,
md they are greatly chagrined al the
'esult of the trial.