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RACING DOWN THE BAY.



When the veteran waterman, Frank Bates
fired the starting gun in the annual regatta Of
the Long Island Yacht Club yesterday twenty
OF the graceful craft were dancing merrily over
the waters Of Gowanus Bay 1t was practically
a Corinthian race. for all the yachts were
worked by the owners and their friends. The
course was triangular one-irom stake
boat 10 and around tho Robbins Reef buoy.
thence to ana around Fort Lafayette. thence to
starting point and repeat in all nineteen miles.
The wind was 50 far TO the southwark Of west
that all were able TO make the stretch 10 the reef
buoy with port tacks aboard. The following is
the urdpr Of the start: CABIN sloops Elephant,
Admiral Rowan. keveille. Marie Lotos. sophie.
cey Felt. III PL Fannie h. Belle s. Lizzie v,
Excelsior, Kate Jtrolatnon, and the catanarHns
IHrauteiH aud Columbia.
mauUuVres ot the catamarans Turantclla and
Columbia EN-Commodore Hughes oil the
Iaruntclla, perched gracefully upon ms grOg-
box. ulHde IA dead set for his rival AT once. Ihe
Columbia Is only about half the size OF the
TArantelia, but. Notwithstanding, she would
have beaten her with the great time allowance,
two minutes TO the foot had she no, been badly
worked. Toward tho close Of the second CIR
cult ncr owner steered her under the lee oi the
Owls Head. where she was almost becalmed,
besides getting INTO tho eddy that there runs To
tho eastward ANA northwhrd.
The Rowan carried away her iOpmast and
masthead. Dut by the admirable seanansnip of
Mr.. Garcia the peak hulynrds were made last
Just above the throat, aud she was soon enabled
10 proceed. The LOUISA Is. carried away her
ioretopmust backstay. and WAS Withdrawn.
The kevelllo carried away her topmast when
approaching the Judges boat for tue last time,
as dld also the LOtos
The winners were catamarnn Tarantella.
Admiral Rowan. Elephant, and Excelsior Ihe
winner IN the eat-Ooat class Will he decided to-
day. Alter tho race there wis swimming
match by Tour young ladies. Inc water was 50
suuul. however. that Their feet became caught
IN the mud. Whcir'e they were nnally eNtricated
by tho judges. Messrs. Finley. Weeks. huymer,
and Hmm
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PANAMA. June l6.-Gen Aizpurn's attempt at
o,oriurius the legitimate Government has proved
failure lie len Aspinwau on Monday the eth inst ami
t.uN h, position BOO Gatun Tie Government has sent
oui forces 10 oppose him, but they unable
. river. AVpuru's men having taken possession ot all
u' boat. on thr I'M Aliurn and his party di.ap
fNAft 20 100 Datuu. ami 10 WAS generally thought that
ttf iHi 60 90, interior Co. k,rp The contest alive
uuuI after tat elections 100 september ON the l2th
wtNtr. uNth 60 tlt srprse at the Government trours
Dee Hltunl urr upU tIe 20 Lion iitN station the ue
h' railway s'l ktpt up sort q desuitory u-ht until
t IHHff4Hg n Che 18th Then seeing that his
hnIt Jose hr Opened ry- 1tuii0 ms with the Government
aui 900 $40 tHf tIf ls,h surrendered his force, Rrus
Nr On" Uvrruurht agreeing Co puN tho expo the
r.tniut'u- NclN LtuI thing AfUurn aid iu tact =
tTuIu 1910 over law AMI ofisr ihc Vlcturs AMI van
pushed returned ou tlc evening 90 the 10Th.
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ALtEN-TiTUs ON sunday, June q. by the Rev j.
Ftlhurrs John Allen 10 Anna r. iius. daughter Of Cor
utuus Is. Titus.
pRLWs-NYGATT on Moniav June %. at the
Church ui the Holy Communion. by the Rev. Henry
Muttet Frank = Andrews Carrie C. daughter OF tile
Hon 4 u MNgau ct Sew Milford. Conn.
HNDEAU-btslOP-ln brooklyn, y Y. ON Tuesday
June IL. ~ Sumutr fcld VI. T. Church. by the Rev
George r. kctcl. ~ d. William l.. Badeau ~ Annie NJ,
second daughter uf David II Bishop.
BLIM-WlsE-ln 81 Louis. Mo, on June, 10; by
the Rev Dr. Some schcin Mr.. Louis Bum 20 Miss Fan
ME. the only daughter at Mrs H. WISE The bride. ias
cuatiug. petite brunette, atired IN rich white
hrocuivd stk priuccSse. prnurly trimmed with plat
ings ami iui"s uud uu1ud With illusion and satin, with
surukhu4 Of orange blossoms The front of the skirt
turc ct orange hns-ons extending the front to the
lett aud tuu- iutu tram behind Tue square corsaga
and dcm sleeves were trimmed with lace aud illusion
SHE the long bridal we'll with wreath ut orange
blossoms. nul these latter flowers also the ornR
mtuts that adj rucd her throat g..
FERNOW-RkNNOLDS. ON Friday, June 20. by the
Rev Henry Ward Bccchcr. Ohviu. daughter OF Thomas
keynols OF brooklyn To Bernhard Ferhow VI Bromberg'
RiKi.R-BEAI.s on Saturday June 81. at the resi-.
Rev G.. IS Wilcox. u. y, Henry Nunieryunrt Riker TO
Emna WAITE. dnuehter Of Alden T. Bcal. Esq.
SMirii-DNAkE .--Un June 10 by the Rev William Is.
Merritt. Albert ". smith OF New York to Julia NJ. daugh.
terror Azarinh Drake ot Jersey city llcishts
SlLiN-~lEHN. Thursday, June -, at The resi-.
l-rph stein To Sara daughter OF MurU stern. all VI
New YORK city.
sWiNBuRNE-sMITH- AT Heppner Oregon, May 10.
hy the Rev. =. - Ollcsby. Dr. II. Swnburne Of New
TANLOR-SEil.-- On sunday. June 10. At the rest
dcuDc ui the brides parents. by the Rev. " North,
George H. Taylor Of Providence Il H. to \. Jennie, only
daughter OF DR.. James Sell ut Harlem.
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REaPPORIIONMENr CHANGES.
The Republicans Conforming their Dtstrict
Organizations TO Meet 4 hem.

The Republican Executive Committee met
last evening 10 consider methods Of rearrang
ing the Assembly district associations in ac-
cordanco with the new apportionment Of the
districts Col. Bliss proposed a plan. which
was referred TO "a subcommittee. with direc-
tions to report to the Executive Committee on
Monday evening next By this method the
members ot the associations uf tho districts
whose boundaries have boon changed Will be-
cOWe members of the association Of the new
district in which they reside. Tho officers Of
amy existing association whom the new AMOR.
tonWrni has not put into new district will
remain ia office. All vacancies which the re-
dlstricting has created in the offices IN any Of
IN" existing district associations. ana all the
officers IA the new Twenty first and Twenty
second Districts. IN which entirely new ASSOC
citations Will hnvf % 20 formed, will be Il He'd by
tive Committee.
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CLE0PATRAS DIAMONDS.
JEWELS on WHICH TWO FISH DEALERS
LENT 4 LADY $4,000.
An Adverstsement, an Interview. n Loan, nu
Alleged DIsquieting Discovery, DIsap-
penrance, aud an Arrest-Another Version.

An Advertisement, an Interview. n Loan, an
Alleged DisquIeting Discovery, Disap-
penrance, aud an Arrest-AnOther Version.
John Fay and Edward b. Rogers are deal
ers in fish in Washington Market. where they
have pros oered enough to have little money
to lend. Yesterday they caused the arrest OF
John 7. Lynch. n diamond dealer. at 0lS Broad
way. on an order issued by Judge Potter Of the
Supreme Court. based on charge that Mr..
Lynch obtained $1,000 from them by conspir-
acy. fraud. deceit and device.
They aver that on March they saw IN nd
vertisemcnt signed Cleopatra" which set
forth that the advertiser desired the loan Of
$1,000 for two months from n gentleman Of
commercial standing. to be secured by dia-
monds worth 10000. Tho fish dealers asccr
tanned that Cleopatra" was n woman who rep
resented herself Ms Mrs Schomorhorn OF PAS
West Forty-second street. They visited her.
and found an attractive. matronly woman. liv-
ing apparently in good circumstances. who said
that she held note given 10y banker named
about thirty days. She wanted some ready
money with which TO take up u mort
gaHc, and she had pledged her dia-
monds with Mr.. Lynch. Who. she said. was
charging her ten yer cent. per month interest.
She wanted 60 nnd some responsible person
who would take the diamonds and lend her tho
money at more reasonable rate. She was
willing to sell part Of the diamonds mud share
Mr.. Lynch r place and saw the diamQnds They
agreed to advance the money. Oh Mr. Lynch 8
representation that he would chcerluy adj
vance % like sum at any time. After advancing
the money, they found that the diamonds were
not rnul They sought Mrs. Schrmerhorn, hut
could not find her. Thoy believed That she was
IN league with Mr.. Lynch to deceive them
Hence. through their lawyer, Max Bnyersdor-
fer they procured the order OF arrest against
MIR. Lynch who was taken before Judge Potter
Yesterday and who gave bail In 81 900 to an
swer ia "a civil suit for damages,
Mrs. Schemerhurn was sought last night Mt
2is West Forty-secOnd street, but she was not
known there.
Joan 4. Lynch said that he did not lend
money 20 Mrs. Schemerhorn. but bought tho
diamonds from her for 1000. cash and that he
has her receipt. He said that the fish dealers
bought tho goods and that he Ind their receipt
for them. They came here" he said. with
Mrs. Schcmcrhorn. and Rogers said that She
wis his cousin. and he threatened to have me
arrested If | did not give up the goods. | asked
whore | was 60 gct my commission Tor ucgO-
tlnting the loan. | only got 500 commission.
| He said that he was q Judge OF diamonds. and
! he saw them three tmea before he took them,
| don't know whore Mrs S'hemcrhorn is. II
the diamonds We're not worth $4,000. that was
my lookout. took them in tho night. and they
bought them in the day time. | guess they
know more about tho fish business than they
do about diamonds"
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A number Of letters were rend among which
was tho following from Peter Cooper:

INV NurK. june IL. 1879
Grv T CAnNY- Defir Sir iu your recent letter Nuu
request 90 mo some uiioc BOO reference 60 national affairs
nud the late nominations iu Ohio
without WISHING Ia imply any dtsptraztmeut 80
the excellent gentleman animated 10y the Gree uuack
Convention IN ohio. wishing O. dictate a. amy
the tree exercise. ni his political Judgment
must thntit were citizen ui Ohio should vote
iur item Ewing NOT only consistent with the great
cplc Tor which contend US au luiel ttdtuf parity
but also a. tile best method of securing sucrrS m our
contest against the vicious pocy tati. distressing uur
people. Yours very truly ittth tuoitN
The letter was received with great applause.
The following resolution was adopted:
I'm view of uic extraordinary political situation.
deem It inc Npedieut TO nominate state ticket at THIS
lime
meeting OF those who proposed to support
the Columbus platform and ticket WAS held at
the Boody House this afternoon. Mr.. PlHtt Of
Hamilton County. candidate on the regular
ticket for member OF the Board OF Public Works
presided. Some sixty or eighty persons We're
present. The Hamilton County delegation. in
II vote bv themselves. resolved to support noih
platform and ticket put forth nj Columbus. and
then the rest who had rrirained from voting
adopted resolution to support the Columbus
ticket but not the platform. The meeting WIS
exciting. and the Opera House Convention was
chaIarterlzed in bitter terms as sell OUT 10
the Democrats.
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may desire. period Of ninctynne years, with ten
renewals at annual rental at Mill rayahle az tue
expiration OF the term ot the last renewals and be IL
further
h,uroi That before entering into possession Of tho
above franchise and CunsCntuu Oi tile property on inc
ino tine above route the wrcCkcrs. grabhcrs
and their successors shall deposit into the city treasury
the O ten million dollars in cash. be approved ~
the Cumptrr o the city to indemnify the city AMI IT'S
ciuIcus AGAINST suits that the above grantees may
bring against the city or its ctuIu~ for giving away tis
route routes without compensation Tor tie same The
iutrrc 1T the amount deposited with the Comptroller
shall he forfeited for the benefit of the city, uud sh ic
applied t the reduction 90 the cltN debt AMI THE principal
shall remain dcpu.t i the ci'v treasury rs long As
this road or any part OF IL remain, standing. ana cun
uuts to be owned by the icrsOn mentioned III this fcsO
luton
These resolutions were referred to the Com
mittee on Streets. and then the Common Coun-
ell turned their attention TO other business.
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4 Rnnnwnl street Cnr.

As street car 80. Of the Greene ana Gates
avenu, lime. ia Brooklyn. was Is way through tulton
street yesterday afternoon. the brake gave way. andSne
car began move swiftly down tLc grade opposite te
Cily Han and 10 crowd the horses IAc driver uuichcd
the horses. iuruci them oN the track, aud jumped into
the street The ear which contained t.-ht pus.tlcrs
women Auu three uri-sptd along -Wltty
though operated by steam power The passenger. grow
luucIuu. tried 10 ullIy thr tlhArs 100 WAN The car
ratified oil and number oi men ram after H. hHlns It
wound shoot around ana Jump the track, bus Il
krpti ts uack, ami when II reached an Up grade Was
fIs. k4l
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Ko.tcr & IIiar. New Garden. .

Tho new garden that Roster & Bal ava ut.
tco'd to 'h"r handsome concert hall in r' u,y.'hird
street. and that Wa, opened a. the public oHsaturdav
evening ha. FURNISHED that resort with the thing
nUta. t-cl.litss and good Ventilation. Two aIIn,uug
rA lots ut wore IN chnsod tur the purposr supplied
tr necessary ground. and uu. h,lu- provided with
Drtr walks Vines h'Wrrs and small trees, hcnrdru rr'
sf in Whi. Visitors can 1T ana listen 20 tire music
series cot lusu uItNci dnorWnys have practically re-
lII.,l tHr western wall 90 The concert hau and ptrut
tu- u ihc garden both Co hear N" music AMI rho
urDNt -tH TIE mts.rtt selections show ltsrr uu Nr
hI. part tn fnt- tr best Wusc possible without
tAc above the average pupula. taste.
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riLT~ PEHMNNrNTLN ENNuICATED
Mtl nat kiiIIr,
olft ar tu.tlulu, scNcfA iuN4Hr
crturt> nr lloi O. - West 3itu t.
DIR, EPuAM's MEDICAL REMEDIES
viii cusr Wee iuo.t Nl,uuHr Dyspepsia n,ts.
ru,u ,u.ul N' Prepared Hil iur sale At 80 East 4tl
~ >.ud lur pamphlet
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MILWAUKEE June 2i.-Mrs Sarah W. Under
wood. arrested some weeks ago charged with having
uttered forged notes to the value of sl4On purporung to
he Drawn by w. Underwood Of Milford, Mas, was ar
ragucl u tnc Municipal Court here to-day Atr bearing
thr testimony of te complaining witness. ". = NAAdru
of Unlcn.u. Judge Mallory dismissed the case on the
ground that There WAS IN his opinion, no good reason Tor
he m
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KEEPS SHIFTS.

Keeps Custom Shirts. made tomcasure. The very best
tHtrAn Uc pr'iu.cd 40 any prcc SIX for 50 Perfect
,tusiHl uon guaranteed keeps patent uartly.nada
Dress r~ Tie very best mat can be- produced any
tuee, o!A ur ~ Easily FINISHED v any httle grl
hELFS ulNGllAN UMBRELLAS,
the very best Patent protected RIBS, MY per cent
stronger than any other Umbrella made, 81 each.
kEtFS MD GLOVES
Tor Gents fc very lr-t plain or rWhric red - pair
kELfS lNbLNN EAR. IL ALL STYLES.
HhudhcrDurIs Hosiery. Tics. Sc. All goods warranted
sample am, circular, mailed tree.
We have removed uIr llh aN. store TO 1O9 Broadway
bctWr.u 1921 amt attl SIS
htLfNANl tAtll RING COMPANNS STORES.
w. roadway. Now York ail Fulton st., Brooklyn.
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ONO NATIONALS.
A Convention OF BoIters-Peter Cooper Adj
wishing Them TO Vote for Gen. Ewing.

TOLEDO, June pa convention OF Ma
tonais who withdrew from the Columbus Con-
venton was held here to-day. There was
small attendance. ton Of tho twenty Congress
sional districts in the State being represented.
Resolutions were reported by Gen. Carey. and
unanimously adopted. including the following:
Frsrhe effort to revive sectional uuiuusiues and re-
kinl' tile passions u the war ~ tie more criminal hc
made o the cuds of party utd divert aten
un from subject that vitality interests every citizen 81
the rcpui iv.
We declare that the socaled specie rcsumuton is a
fraud anu swindle, thntIt has resulted only IN further
paupcrgauon 1t labor ana ~ rendering The condition of
n who IN dVht .t hul el"~ ami crate and
u aciug the ACCOMMODATIONS o.. industry at tie mercy Ut
ShyIocks and u-ur,r and this tIu ~ hc rrrsvutc of
the most hUun hatNtsts ever bestowed upuu ~ Hs
peuulo. THE locking mp u the Treasury ~ tile United
Sntcsui the larscr uhrt OF Oh" scIuty volume OF the
Peoples money W. announce as an Atruciuus crime.
without excuse % tulIiuuuu.
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collie PAINS. CRAMPS. SICK HEADACHE SOUR
stomach DYSPEPSIA, and RHEUMATISM are read.
ily cured by using
EFNNLS PA1N KILLING MAGIC OH.
Do not leave home this summer without providing
yourself with family size bottle of
RENNEs MAGIC OIL
twin save much suffering ami sickness loss OF time
going for doctor in the middle the night and much
money.
Reader II you have never tried this most valuable
remedy and have any doubts about it, doing an claim
IT, call nud g,t sample bottle tree Of charge At
depot 60 Murray -
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1900 81 Paul. .54ss @54iI 72oR. G. &N..14ii@ti
100 st r. pf. .Q3ie al3 $40 K.C. a y. pf.4Uita8W5
2tn Ciev. Pits ..u7 1920 Union pac. 10 900
SVo D.. L. ". 81 gi6iiI Hn Wunnsh. ...... di'a
1915 Ere......... 2'eo2Til $50 liu. CO. ~ st3~
90 Erie nj 49,. fsa5i al iUu stand Min .3uis sui4
Iinn Han 4 StJo ~ LOGO 300 S. J.. \ s. F......1u
1850 II &StJop ~ aaSiiit :i W. r. EN...... iflls
90 ll Cent. ........ HI IA 100 Kan IcN..itaiNs
500 kansas Pac 81 ga5dh 4uu Quicksilver. - AmifA
212i LIKE Shore. 7Jss dfjal ltU Quick. u
1850 Lou N... N2aae1.| 4uu ST. T.. n Min. 3lt.li,
JOlO Mich. Cent. .T63e a1Gia 80 y G.. 81 T. 4ni
lIS n. j. South ,......2lI Total sales O10i9 shares
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MIRINn IN1NILIGANCE

hISi1rrRE AlNkNAC-rHis nav
sun rises. 80 sun sets..... 80 Noon scts,,Ii o.
HlHH NATfh.-tHls pAr
sandy Hook II II GOV Island ~ uul Hell dAts.. a.
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Dnsirrss 1lotltts.

Every Wirc, Mother, Husband. and Father
will welcome tue fcctotHi l,nr II Tree from n dan
gers good tlkp and TODD YOU good II curcseNerY
ache AMI pain aud will insure vigorous health and ener
gcs to a good old age. Druggists scilit
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Rupture Cured by Dr. Marsh's Treatment
The only aud reliable cure 40 years practical cNpe.
ricnce. Only Office Ncsey A. opposite st Paus Church
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Take Uyntra "a u" Life Bnlsnm, purify
your blood, and your rheumatism neuralgia govt
&c. A remedy which will do It, sold by all druggists
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White IItqh Hats, ~. pot worth s4.-tFne Ma.
Mia AMI MacknaW Straw- 10 Ncw church st. up stairs
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A NEW STONY

a NEW STORY
MRS HARRIET LEWIS.
ENTITLED
AMBER, THE ADOPTED;
OR.
scHENING TO WIN
WILL COMMENCE IN
Of the
NEW YORK WEEKLY
READY ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES MONDAY,
JULY SEVENTH.
STREET a SMITH,
pROPRIETORs
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One Package Makes One Quart

with MIX 0fMaeuesa. those agonzing complaints govt
rheumausn. and srayeL Sold by all druggists. -Air.
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Burnetrs Cocohine IL the best Hair Dressing In the
world. and remains longest IA eneeL-Ad@
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OF medicine such IL Qmrks Irish Tea, the great bilious
remedy. Price - cents. All druggists -Ade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-25

Manhattan uird store, 9th nv, corner i2d
sT Largest and test assortment o birds and cages IN
tie city ut lowest prices; fresh nocking bird food 70
cents per pound
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Fully described mud Illustrated 10 large pages Price
10 cents Ol all ucwsdealers -ddr.
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Have You Tricd Its-NERRGNM GREEN TuR.
TILE sOUP 4 rare article of tuud. Try IT, Your GRO
CIR or vour BUTCHER will furnish it. PARK TIL
FORD and J.. g. HAZARD a co. sell 1t at wholesale.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06
A new nliuin- com oanl

A new miuin- COMPANY called IA }
Sc, hine Gold aud 5i.vcr .lipin. Com .n
u A iona. received it, l-,n,e Aug !
fnc incorporates ar. Hdsh y Oa"7 :
Wm Irvine. aud Nm Ne c-au llin -
office ot the Company wla be III -.h-caaV'
Chicago II .rsins Ksrte1o.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

The Durango Iron ard Steel Manufac-
turing and Mining Company has incorpo.
rated, with capital OF S10,000,0O0, diyi-
ded in 100000 shares of $50 each Direc-
tors-S. D. Simmons, P b Juman. E. NJ
Miles, James Brode, William Curry, John
Mason. The company has four Claims
2C0 by 400 meters, joining each other, in
the Cerro del MeIcado, The famous ion
mountain of Durango, Mexico, which is
estimated to con ain above It's base more
than 125,000,001 tons of almost pure ;ron.
The unsettled condition of the country.
the difficulty of .indu :ing foreign eapita
TO invest, has left this vast deposit If iron
almost u touched, with the exception "'
one small firm in Durango, which ioi
years has had furnace III operation anc
manufactured iron on small srale. Most
of the iron and steelwhich reaches Mex
;co comes from abroad, and in the yicinlt!
OF Durango, which is distant from the
city Of Mexico about 800 miles, and from
Matamoras 800 miles, the price OF oar
iron ranges from 1215 to 1S cents per
pound, and mining steel 81 cents. Inc
company thinks that by the erection o'
extensive works, and The eanploymeht W
4 md
California capital. the Mexican de'h"h"
for iron aud steel can b5 mnnopol'zz :" ="
the exclusion Of the Eng'sh man if"rtu
rers. The enterprise wa, originated ny
James Brodic, an engineer aud mach''i'S''
who for years has been bul'dlrg qu''tz
mills all over the. Pacific coast for DoAa'
bue's and the Futon Foundries,
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-09-06

| The AmsferdamlN Y, Democrat, in its
Railroad "Reminiscences" says: When
the Central WAS in its infancy Che compa.
ny experienced great trouble with certain
landowners, whose property had been
taken by appraisal, at or near Tribes Hill.
II was with great difficulty that trains
| could pass, although vlgilant watch was
kept up. Men were stationed with a
hand car jnst east Of the curve leading in
to Tribes Hill from the east, and when
they heard the evening train coming
vest, would pnt on the hand-car just
as hear ahead OF the train as they dared
and run ahead Of the train into the station,
but between the hand-car and the train,
the track would be literally strewn with
stores, rails and all manner of obstruct-
ions which were thrown down from the
heights above, so that the train would
have to stop to clear the track leach train
carried men for the purpose) and then
proceeded at snairs pate into the station.
Then az Ia the track wotild be piled with
huge heaps of straw, and tile engineer
would stop and lind pothing nut straw;
IT was usually thought the straw business
was only scare, but about the first time
q lt..d In rh
stopping he foInd a Euge boulder in tn
centre. Thus matters went on from bad
to wuist; an attempt was made To burn
one OF the compiny's bridges near ;his
village. Tsis was 80 highly criminal ald
it was m de so hot for some of Tie parties
that hos .iliiies ceased. U ,,on one occa-
sion George Cox, who with his brothers
Tom and Maxwell. were well k own up
AID down the valley rs locomotiye enSi-
neers WAS watching the track near Tribe's
Hill with shot gun. with Instructors t.
shoot the first man he saw platin.-; an.
distractions on tie track II was quite
dark and al short distaHce fioin him Ii
saw two Men carry something argc ano
h 'avy and place it on thc t. ack His ir-
lm pulse was t. shoe and he hauled NJ
Dut he hated 20 ai,c uum5E if. ar.
n ought he w0ld steal upon them ~
sc who they were. Il - and to1is