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The New York herald., 1879-10-03
CABLE NOTES.

Tho Cleveland irop minors have decided to ask On
advance in their wages owing to tho prospects Of
the trade being much brighter.
The 7eiegraphs financial article says that two mem-
bers OF tho Board of the Great Western Railway Of
Canada will start for Canada Immediately to en-
dcayor to mako trafic arrangements with American
lines.
At Leipsc Herr Friedborg, tho Secretary of state.
opcrcd on tuesday the Imperial Supreme Court,
and administered the oaths to Dr. Smson tho presi-
don't and tho other officers. The Judiciary reforms
dccrccd by tho Roichstag throughout tho Empire
also came into operation yesterday.
Mr. Dale tho arbitrator in the great dispute In tho
northern iron trade. has consented to accept seven
and onchalf per cent off tho standard ratio of rcouc-
ton in the wages of the Jarrow iron workers. who
resumed work under protest against tho original
award of twelve and one-haK per cent reduction.
II ia believed that this will end the dispute.
A meeting of the shareholders Of tho Great West
crn Railway of Canada has adopted q resolution ap-
proving the policy of tho directors the question
of fusion of tho net receipts with tho Grand Trunk
Tho amendment to appoint q committee of share
holders to confer with tho boards Of both compa-
nios and that the Board DO instructed defer any
action which would tend to prevent fusion. wore
negatived. It was stated that Colonel Grey and
James Bald, Of Glasgow. two Of the Great Western
directors, would go to Aionrica by tho steamer Of
October to confer with Mr. William II. Vanderbilt,
of the Now York Central Railroad, and other railroad
authorities
correspondent Of the Frdnkjnrter Ze,tuno says
''The addition Of four steamers to the Hamburg
American aeet is practical declaration of war
against tho freight line projected by sssocia-
ton Of Hamburg capitalists to compete for business
with the United States and tho West Indies. an on
terprse for which two steamers arc already or
dcrcd. These four steamers, running direct TO New
York. can deliver goods in twelve days. while tho
exclusively freight boats Of the now company will
require sixteen days. There is prospect of
competition. and 1t is said that. in order to counter
act the Hamburg American Company's prompt ac-
ton. the now company propose to commence run
ming this autumn with chartered English vosscls as
their own cannot be completed before next year."
The New York herald., 1879-10-03
THE ENGLISH TURF.

''We are in position" says the London Sportsman
September 23 ITO deny most emphaticay the state
meats that have gone the rounds of the press that
Lord Falmouth intends to reinquish the turf or in
any way TO lessen the number of animals that Id
usually has in training. Doubtless the idea OF His
Lordship's retirement arose from the circumstance
OF rather extensive wedding out sale OF the
Heath House horses being announced to take'
place at Newmarket the Thursday OF
tho Cambridgeshire week. coupled with
the fact that Mathew Dawson does not
intend TO the lease of Heath House. which OK
pres next July The trainer named will secure other
promises ut the headquarters OF the turf. and con-
tinue to train for Lord Falmouth and his other en
poyers as heretofore We may further intimate on
authority that Archer does not intend to hIs
connection with Lord Falmouth's colors indeed it
would require very high offer to induce him to don
the mag pic jacket aud cap With regard to the ap
preaching sale OF Lord Falmouth's horses. we may
explain that tho draft is merely one OF lot OF
animals for whom the noble patron OF Heath House
has no further use"
The New York herald., 1879-10-03

spaniards and cubans. The newspapers pretend to
prove this by stating that within days after tho
night at Mayar li0 out of the 200 volunteers who
treacherously went to the insurgents presented
themselves. asking 20 be pardoned. Aud further.
that General Valera telegraphed to Captain General
Blanco that more than three hundred Cubans have
voluntarily offered to guerillas against the
enemy. Guillermon, it is said, ordered eighteen
negroes to be shot. because they wanted to return
to the plantations whence they had fled. Papers are
continually giving accounts OF insurgents surrender
ing Everything will depend upon the disorders
localized IN the province of Santiago de Cuba and
the vigilance and energy of the local authorities in
the rest of the provinces All rumors of negroes
rising in the rest of the island without founda
ton to this date. is quite natural that under
present circu INSTANCES outbreaks may be feared ut
at any time and that the planters are under
constant fear OF their negroes revolting but,
with the exception of the province OF San
tiago dc CubaS the entire island re-
mains ut peace. During this week the
excitement has greatly subsided and hopes are ex-
pressed on all sides that insurrection Will be
averted The attitude of the ex-chiefs OF the late
instruction, who remain loyal to the governments.
has done q great deal to restore confidence to the
public mind A despatch from the Madrid govern.
ment to Captain General Blanco promotes Colonel
Pin the defender OF Mayar to the rank OF brgndier
general, and orders the reward OF those who most
distinguished themselves during the action. Oilers
and testimonials OF loyalty being received from
municipalities and political parties In all parts OF
the island.
The New York herald., 1879-10-03

Kohistani regiments if they would fight the
English. They replied they would meet the
English If they went to Kohistan.'"' The
Standards despatch from Smla says
that Sirlars from Cabul state that
there are five battalions of infantry and four
batteries of artillery in Cabul or encamped with
out the walls. Three battalions of infantry,
with sixteen guns, are parked in the citadel of
Bala Hissar. The battalions are all weak hav-
ing suffered mnch from cholera and desertion.
1t is thought that the four Turkestan regiments,
which returned to Cabul, will induce the rest OF
the troops to fight
The New York herald., 1879-10-03
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JASKiRo, Oct I, 1S7D.
CoiTceMarkct animated: prices very hrm Good 6rsts
6,OO 100 reis per kilos Exchange LONDON 21
the Channel aud North of Europe 10000 do; 90 tho
initial sutos 81 OD do tothe Mediterranean 600 do.
Wrola snlcs Tor tho Channel North Of Europe 1OO
baus for tho untod Statcs 600 do for tho Mcdorra
mean 0OOD do Stock, OO bags Frcihts sail for
the Channel, 40s. -
Coffee market animated; prices worry Arm. Superior,
u no q 400 per kios Average daily receipts.
5D bags; wooks shipments to all countries, 1900 do
70 tho Channel Europe and the Mediterranean 300 do:
Wceks sales for Europe 12oDO bags; for tho United
statos. 6,UOU do. Stock. .uv0 bags.
The New York herald., 1879-10-03
DIVIDEND FROM JAY COOKIES ESTATE.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2. 1879
Tho Committee Of Creditors Of the Jay Cooke
estate declared to-day third cash dividendtwo and
a half per cent-payablc on and after November
They also declared "asset scrip dividend" of ten
per cent tho certificates of which will be delivered
to the creditors also ON November j. This is in
aecorance with the provisions Of tho plan for clos
inu the estate.
The New York herald., 1879-10-03
FREIGHT CARS WRECKED.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD ]

TDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WHITE HAVEN, Pa. Oct q 1879.
Freight train No. 73. bourd south. with about
fifty loaded freight cars. was wrecked about two
miles north Of this place at ten o'clock this morn
ing by the breaking OF wheel OF the third car from
the engine, throwing twenty well loaded freight
cars from the track over bank and blocking the
track The cars were loaded with grain. potatoes
butter eggs &c. All were broken into small pieces
and piled up forty feet high. No one was I'M ured
The track will be cleared by morning.
The New York herald., 1879-10-03
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 81 A. M.
Indications


Indications.
For New England. increasing cloudincss. occa-
sional rain warm southerly. vecring to colder west
cry winds, falling followed by rising barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States. increasing cloudi-
ness, occasional rain. Warm southerly. veerng to
colder westerly winds, lower barometer.
For the south Atlantic States. increasing cloudi-
ness occasional rain. northeast to southeast winds.
slight changes of temperature and pressure.
For the Eastern Gulf States. cloudy partly
cloudy weather. occasional rain, southeriy winds
becoming variable. stationary or lower barometer
and temperature.
For the Western Gulf States. cloudy partly
cloudy weather, with rain, easterly. backing to
colder northery winds. higher barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. cloudy or
party CLOUDY weather, occasional rain. colder north
west winds. stationary or higher barometer.
For the upper lake region. generally clear weather,
proceeded in eastern portions by partly cloudy
weather, with possible light rain. colder westerly
winds. rising barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi aud Lower Missouri
Valleys colder. generally clear weather. preceded III
tho southeastern portions by partly cloudy weather.
with possibly light rain. higher barometer and
westerly Winds
For tho North Pacific coast region. cloudy or
partly cloudy weather. with occasional rain.
For tho Central and South Pacific coast regions.
clcar or partly cloudy weather.
Cautionary signals arc ordered for Cleveland, Soc.
ton b. Eric and Buffalo.
Cautionary signals continue at sandusky. Toledo.
Port Huron. Alpcna. Grand Haven. Section 3
Chicago, Milwaukee. Section 1, Escanaba. Marquette.
Duluth, and Houghton.
The New York herald., 1879-10-03
ELLIOTT AND HANLAN.
CBY CABLE TO THE HERALD

BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, Oct. 3, 1879.
Tho Sportsman has received ESQ ON behalf of Han
Ian. Elliott, replying to Boyd's letter. says that
previous to challenging Hanan he offered to row
any one in tho world bar Hanlan, but Boyd did not
come forward. Elliott leaves tho decision OF tho
matter to the trustees of the Sportsman Cup.
The New York herald., 1879-10-03
SPANISH AMERICA.

MORE DEFEATS OF THE INSURGENTS AT sANTI-
Aao-THE FORT AT PUERTO PLATA sALuTEs
THE SPANISH FLAa- uAYTIAN NATIONALS
MASTERS OF THE SITUATION.
HAVANA. Oct. 2, 1879.
The Spanish columns continue to defeat the insur-
geuts The newspapers of Santiago dc Cuba pub
lish reports of insurgcnt surrenders daily. Tho
combined forces of Guillermo Maceo and
other chiefs wcro defeated at Rio Palma
cito and Maloncs, and nnoty-ivc prisoners taken.
The government of Havana has received despatch
by the way of Santiago dc Cuba which announces
that the question between Spain and San Domingo.
growing out Of tho shooting of two insurgcnt
Dominican officers who had taken refuge on board
Spanish vessel has been satisfactorily settled The
Fort at Puerto Plata. where tho outrage occurred.
saluted the Spanish flag with twenty -one guns.
The German mail steamer brings st. Thomas dates
from the latter port to September "a. The Danish
war steamer Dagmar had just arrived. having on
board Prince Waidemar. The Dagmar will proceed
to St. Croix where she will be stationed. Her pres
WILL perhaps. be necessary when the now labor
regulations take efoct in October to prevent disor
ders.
st. Domingo advices arc to September Is. Tho
new lighthouse Puerto Plata is 100 feet above tie
sea Lowell The light can be seen ut u distance OF
hftccn miles. In the lighthouse ut st. Domingo
City tho fixed light has been changed u reviewing
light of tho fourth order. with minute flashes OF
alternate rcd and white light This light also
be at distance OF fifteen miles. Peace prevails
Is very animated. principally TOR Germany
Hrytian advices from Port-au-Prince to Sep
tembcr Is and Cape Hayti to September 20. Tho
condition of the country has improved. Tranquil
lity will soon be restored. The nationals
ters of the situation. Great efforts being made
to settle the Presidential question. Tho elections
will, however, require thrco months. II IL hoped
that personal ambition will not again interrupt tho
peaceful conrsc OF events. The gathering OF tho
coffee crop has commenced. The yield IL abundant
and OF excellent quality Tho weather Is favorable.
A fire destroyed two houses at Port-au-Princc on
September IL. frc at Gaudaloupe has destroyed
s0O00f. worth Of property. Venezuela. at tho last
accounts. was quiet.
SANTIAGO NEGROES EQUALLY HOSTILE TO spAS-
IARps AND CUDANs-oUTBREAKs MAY DE
FEARED EI.sEwHEIE AT ANY TIME.
HAVANA, Sept %, 1870.
Tho character which tho insurrocton In tho
province of Santiago do Cuba has to all appearances
taken may possibly develop into favorable for
tho maintenance OF harmony between Spaniards
and Cubans. as all accounts lately received
from the seat of disturbances show that
tho coorcd persons havo this time taken
the lead and are waging against the white pop
ulaton without any distinction. The negroes have,
IN imitation of what tho Cubans did during the last
insurrcc on, constituted called government in
almost mpcnctrabo woods and mountains. having
at their head three cx-chies of the former
tlon--Macco. Grombot and Guilornnon--mulat
and of no intelligence. IL IL reported that tho
attitude Of tho negroes isl equally hostile seward
The New York herald., 1879-10-03
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature for tho past twenty-our hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date of last year.
indicated by the thermometer at liudnut's phar-
macy, HERALD Building, No. 2lS Broadway
The New York herald., 1879-10-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Milton S. Latham, of California. is at tho Brevoort
Ezra Hayt, Commissioner OF Indian Affairs; Bishop
McNcirny and Rev. J. Collins. Of Albany and John
Bigelow. of Highland Falls. N. Y. are st the Park
Avenue. Assistant Secretary Henry l.. French and
A. K Tinge Of the Treasury Department. are at the
Metropolitan Professor A. N. Wheeler. OF Yale
College, is ut the Buckingham. Miss Emma Abbott
is ut the Westminster. General A. McD McCook.
United States Army, is at the Sturtevant. Ex-Gov.
ern6r Odcn Bowie of Maryland. and Colonel Rog .
Jones and Colonel M. ]. Ludington United stats
Army are ut the st. James. Ex-GovernorJ. B. Page
of Vermont, is at the st. Nicholas. Asher p Mich
OILS Of Buffalo is at the Hoffman Rev. II. NJ Gal.
laher OF Now Haven. and Felix Rcgamey. of Paris
are NJ the Union Square.
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ID j. LA. GRANGE. NJ D., AUTHOR or "pRhMA-.
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EUROPE.

4 TECHNICAL FIRM WISHES TO CORRESPOND
n with the of machines or technical spociates.
which arc able compete with others with
view to representing thom ia southern Germany Please
address offers No. 5,3o3. Rudolf Mosse Munich.
Germany.
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Average temperature ycstcruay. ia
last year. TON
The New York herald., 1879-10-03

A.-THE MOST ELEGANT HAT FOR GENTLE
mems wear is manufactured and sold BY EsPENSCHEID,
at.
The New York herald., 1879-10-03

LADY, If YOU WISH TO RENDER YOUR SKIN
that of Diana OF Poieers is said 70
have been use which is health
full bcsutiher and not psrnicious cosmetic Sold by
Soc that &c " CRITTENTON. Proprietor" Is printed
on each packet. without which none is genuine
HAIR REyIvUM" gives life well youthful color to
the hair Sold by all druggists ut 30 cents.
The New York herald., 1879-10-03

THE FEVER SPREADING AT CONCORDIA.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2, 1879.
A special from Greenville. Miss. says:-"Tho
warm weather has given to the fever at Concordia
, fresh start Four new cases are reported"
The New York herald., 1879-10-03

A-STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY MUST
not overlook tho that the and bost quality OF
silk and telt HATS for gentlemen procuratle NJ
The New York herald., 1879-10-03
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PORTUGAL RAISES THE QUARANTINE AGAINST
VESSELS FROM THE ATLANTIC PORTS OF THE
UNITED STATES.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-01
ShcriH7S Is Gle.

DY VIRTUE Of an execution issred on.
, 81 the District curt ( The Fourth 5ua.
cial district - be state NcA ada. d The .Sd
day Of ID, cenber, So. and to ~ directed Ani
delivered for q Judgment rec yefe1 IN aid
Court n The I'D Gay OF Dozen b r, fsss in
favor # James II iorald and ag4inst the
Rye Patch Consolidated Nil ard Ninint
company FOR tns sum 81 SIS $40 "a. damagt,
u th luttrtst thereon at tie rate u I'd per
cent, ptr anuum tdI paid. q grihg xish
s29o -, G sts al d dist ufs, lnsnts al tAe date
a said judgment and accsulIg c0sis. all in
L. ;. sold coin, lave levied Oh ard taken
IN e1ecu ion tho FLOWING DESCRIBED rial
esiatf, T. Wit:
9fat cert5 in claim Id Il ing right en thM
certain lode r etn ri uatc Ia feho Minis
Dlttl lct, humboldt COIN s. Neysas. and
kncpn al Il described s. he ALI la nine beng
u { saMe prop rty conveyed g. T.. ". Cree
well by , II. h we'll, Constable II Rye IasA
township Humboldt coun Nevada. Jay
let6, aud 81 rded in EoCk - 9t Detd,
pages 2s9, $50 md 5ll. DLn.b ldl eotliy
AtNGda, rccuIdS.
Alfo, fft en- hundred feet a 5o0 III on that
certain leds II silver Tea ing r,tk situate u
tcho iting btriet. LLmLoidi equity
Nevada. and knoen and ~ sclled Is he
Il nsas and being he same ss consesed By
tlaikscn and edy TO IAssc Isacler BY dfed
d4ttd June zIih. 1874.
elso, fi&teel hundred feet i coo III On thai
Ger ain vein OF lode siaaAie ia Echo aiEine
bisiflct, humboldt county. Nevada. ald
Known - the Butte j de OF claim.
Also, the ftst hA4f Of Northeast onefour
Of section twenty, Tow nship hiriy, Aorh
Range thiriy-three last Mount Liable Base
and Meridian, together with the quarz NIL
and Improve Inf hts thereon, with he aFpai
unance thtrcuntu belonging.
AIso, about 8 eco tons 81 isilipgs and
Also that cen tain WAR right aud priViiees
bel0n. ing 70 sid dtf,Idsnf. consisting Oh
htitam Of water and the works, siTuctu,e
ana water pipes used o. c, ~ ~ q = sane ifom
tie hills through Panther Tan. on 10 SAID a,
fendant's quartz mill. situate On the asi hsi
81 Northeast quarier Of -ec Ion twchty, iVnL
sLip thirty. Aoiih hAnge thlriy-llne ia ls
Mount DlablO Bare ard Meridian. near N.Y.
Patch. humboldt county, Nevada. .v
Notice - hereby "a "a hat on fhlpAl'
the sLVkN IEEATh dsy Of JANUAhf,hA
between he hours :, + Jpc clock in the morhins
al o'clock ia the evening, VIZ: IT oeNsa
=. A., at he front door 81 HE Courthouse -
Wine mucca. humboldt county, Neysds,
will sell at public aueiicn 20 the hlsn,s'
bidder for cash u, S. gold coin, all q ~
above described pgopcry or s. ffeieni tne slss
to satisfy said Judgment, cost anu ae''u"e
costs,
Given under my hand st n y Office ~ WILLIE n,,s
mueea, Humboldt county, Nevada, ihls S'''
day Of Hesen Der 1875, Z A. hlib.
Sheriff a humboldt county, Neaua'
BY W. T. BURNS, Deputy. a-o-'u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-01
De inquent Notice

RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED MI AND MINING
CONT ANY,
Location Of principal place or business,
San Francisco, alifornis; Location orss,
Echo Di.tTic., HUMBOLDT county, state OF
Nevada
NoTICE--There are delinquent upon the
follow ing desc ibed CcA, On account of ss-
sessnent TO u levied en- the 17Jh day Of
December, 1858, the several amounts st oppo-
site tie names Of the Iesl ecti,e sbarehc IL, rs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-01
Ceiinq ent II otto e.

ARIZONA SILVER MIN Nc COMPANY.
Location Of No Ks. knoxville, Humboldt
county, state of Nevada.
Location Of lrin pal place of business, san
Francisco, california,
NOTICE. here are delinquent, upon the
following described Stock, On account OF As
sessneat No. levltd on the 9Th da! OF
Iecenter. 1915 the several amounts 5
opposite the nsmes OF the resi- eciiye share
holders as follows:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-01
Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of G. Lamance, deceased.

Estate Of c. Lamance, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by The under
~ signed ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate of
che sley Lamsnce, deceased. to the creditors of
ara an ptreons having aims against the
sal decs ass a 10 exhibit them it'll 10 neces-
sary vouchers vi hin ten m1n,hs from The
first publication # this notice to the aid A.
Il inistratrix at her residence, Paradise valley.
Humboldt county. State Of Nevada,
$3.50 ISABEL LA LAMANCE
Administrative Of the estate OF Chesloy
LamalIce, deceased.
Aied Winnemnceas January L. asa. I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-01
Notice to Gre Gitors.

In the District Court, Fourth Judicisl Dis
trict If the state Of Nevada in aud for
the county # humboldt.
IN the matter Of The estate Of j. u. Geisselman,
deceased.
~ Office is hereby given by the under.
~ signed AdiliI Il tratrix Of the estate Of
ID. Ger selnlali, deceased, to tie editors
Of and all persons hati z claims against the
said deceased to exhibit them with ID. naces-
saiy vouchers within ten months after the
hfs' qua hcatlon Of this noiioe 40 the said Ad-
minls' ralriA, al her residtnce in the town Of
nionville, Humboldt county, State Of Nevada.
INKS r, NJ. CHS GILMAN,
Administrative of the estate Of j. D. Geissel
IaaD, d, ceased.
Dated this ed day Of January, 1879, in
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-01
Postponement.

TIE above sale is hereby postponed sn ~"
Monday, January n, 1879, al The same Nv
and place. Q, A. NILE,
sheriff Of Humboldt coun'y, Nessaa
By W. Il. BURNS, Deputy. jaws"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-01
postpononnent.

The above sale is hereby postponeu , .onr
THURSDAY. February ., 1873, Ut me sais'
and place. Z. A, y ~
sheriff Of Humboldt, county. News
BY W. 7. BUHss, Deputy. JAh1"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-01
SALT, SALT.
The I'tstrt Salt l0mnany

lHc ttStft OaIL 0llDaUy
Is low prepared TO furnish choice article Of
Milling SALT in quantities TO suit
At reasonable rates.
ADDfE ISIS okDEhs:-"IFsnr SALT Coy.
PAST, Browns Staten, G. P. R.R.
NEVADA. Aul6-T3-tf