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New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

9uE TRUE PATCH or OUR FoREFArHERs nv 3
Pfoic.slr Of Theology Woodstock yoilocs Mar.
and. syp. Sew lork The American News ComB4sy.
This is a theological work written in defence
of sac R0mal) Catholic Church. in special reuta.
tion OF Dr. strars's futh OF Our Forefathors" We
iaaY say 0i H. ~ east that Il NOT only exhibits grea
leanug bat that t Is W.itten in charitable and good
patured spuf. TIE wrts undertakes 10 set forth the
reasons tbe fab that ia him; he proposes rive
PLAN aud unYarnshed exposition Of tho doctrines Of
Catholic faIIh coatrasicd with Tue reasons al
lege against them. aud fbas thrown stronger re-
lief NY opposition" Ths book is entirely readable and,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
A1rw-NonK crN1RAl. 49, Hrnsl
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND tNlIED SIAttS MAIL ROUTE.
Trains %fwY1rS Ucshrosscs ard Lortaudt streets
+ rl.es, 81, foioUs:
ga,ri-butg Iit.hurg th- Wcst and south. win Pullman
Palace Car attached. and $3.50 p ~. daily.
WIiamsplrt Haven. g. S:ic 4. 10 CORY ant Erie
nj $3.50 connecting az CoTrv for Iifg-yie Petroleum
tDnffc aud DE on tfsions-
B4inHre " aei gtOu and the ~outl laNurd lne0n
Ixui.s. pli raor cars daily exee" ~und =, 10
aFiy 40 a' el"n Az y No. REGULAR ai i'lO aAl
S.-ua. In: J.. 4 and lU p. ~un'lty, 100 ID. NJ.
Ixgrcss or West fIlade ph1 +;,o iJ. so 40 Llml
ten a ut $780, T. t.lJ 70, q, T. $50 aud i0 p. ant
j. uirht sunday 1880 and9 a. iar D. o. T. s'oO aud ID
aud - ui-it.
except sunday.
LOlt- o. "BN0kNn Annex connect WIN l lioUHh trans
81 scrsy CITY. az riding sec0y and direct Iaaser Tor
IIopsiyI travel , ,o..o o,-
.aiIg. 4. Gsfr ,aiiV except Monday. From Wash
irro, ana Bait In,I too g. u, - 300. 800. lO5j
S.r.av t.1Oa 3D. from rh- atcrla, .. I'D, bjI T. $40,
loo iIjua m. - 5.J1 4ju. 5:t'. oju. $50 93j aud
ia.,5r. n sunday 5:jJ GJo :, lotO tl;jJ =. o:5O
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
Gteanboats ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
~ and 81 JOIN leaY Pier 10 Al. North River I9ot Of
(qnai si .vCry week dav p. NJ, connecting ~ Albany
i~unday morning excepted win trains North West ana
FaRt. 90 ,..-
W. N. -NEi,E.I President
ALBANY DAY BOAIS.-ALBANG and C..
= NIHBAHD ,.iiv l-uudlrs t2cegf.I leave Ncs,gy
~io. iI t-.,, aaI it--. tf t.Io1. 1,- Anacz
st t ni I.r4.. at Nfscs Ferry. N.a Poll, N.1uur-
PoleAke.pHc. .iuco-eA Ca,s-ii ld LGas 'n. 1c-,,s
sod s.u bae.a.c i-d sDrtI Nt.t.
pms good t- HDG-on iyer Railroad Tc,i pas-a
INcUou tickets tv west IOlt or AtNJuE, returning tne
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
STUDIES OF
CHURCH-BUiLDlNG.

Hi.toucsl Staics Of Church Building the Mdie ges
Venice siena Florence By ChaIes Eliot Norton. svo'
cloth. So.
1T IN elaborate treatise on ecclesiastical architect
ure Venice and flofenc tho most fam us pc
mods church, II describes tie methofs and pro
use with % the most celebrated
architects ana complete details Of the most Important
churches their history their Characteristic features and the
legends connected The Work 7riel in quiet
dignaed scholarly ard singulsry lucid s'y &C."
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
Crates ano fenoers.

THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF
i LOW AND HALF Low CRATES.
BRASS OPE p, fIREPLACEs.
with AndirOns wood eeal Brass
EendeTs, Fire Ses and Coal lioi-.
uINTON'S TILhS In great variety. Wholesale aud
~ j.. s CoNOyER & CO..
no. Sbs CanaisL. Rew-S
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
Cxctr5i0u5.

4 DVFRTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE Will b. RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICE $50. i2SS BioadWay, corner Thirty
lir tst, or 3OS "es twenty hrist CT kfiI. 1VS. N9
ave cor Forty --eVauth ST. at tho 81 LEN OFFICE No
on aud 49, 1hId+tEc Dac-Euui red twenty
fourhst llluem saving. Bank Budug, up 40 =. i. a.
REGULAR Office rates.
DOCKAWAY BEACH.--lraiu@ I'lye via
Ia NEW-l JRI. NODDHhNLN EDCkA NAY RH.
stations am. ana am pm. pm pm p N.
per q last I;yorl 49,,
Pine p; .3 9.I'
james si.p \. l.---- --- S' J;Pu llp. .;i J "N
ft.-s,..N. " .; % 800 l;+y ~ -.-l 4;y .;-
IAlst 81 ga ST.. y -- 600 . .J4' l,D -'I e1V t.V
tIif.,rs Point .. G.lO S. lI:ll. 1sI ..5j iiJ
In..Iyv * lys. 600 $40 ll.UU lf1 $50. itN $50
IlltOuel ----- blU ll:I" l-' ~i'" t"' ."'
Brooklyn
Except sunday
Roc away t4O, lOIu a. M l:lh ''J, 1;'O, tlN
1:l0
not u ihe ocean Jamaica Bay. tshng STANDS
and boats near the talIoll stations
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
Nfm pnbIllailons
uARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York,
Publish this Day,

MACAULAY'S MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
The Miscellaneous works Of Lord Macaulay. Fiom New
Eloctroype Ilatcs IN Five voumes svo cloth with Taper
abel and eiges IN box, elr. ITO match the IL
brarg Edition OF Macaulsy's England lately issuedl
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
NEW COLORADO
AND THE
SANTA FE TRAIL.

ByA.A. Hayes Jr., A NJ Fellow Of the American Geo
graphical society and the Royal Geographical society
London Illustrated. svo cloth. s. 90
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
A sAILOR,s sNEETHEART.

Novel BY W. CLARK Russell, author Of The Wreck Of
the Gros7cnor AUD Lang syne" &C. 4to paper cents
"NoHvlng auJhor approaches Nj Russell as wri'or Of
sea stories familiarity with the and win sailors
aoc1ire by personal expeuc enables him TO give his mar
J. ives q fascinating asue OF uuth and reality"
r.7-HARPER & BROTHERS. will sani any OF the above
lpas by mail postage prepaid to part Of the United
slatcs, rec apt Of THE price
TOHN SWlNTON'S TRAVELS.
nc NOS; original piqant and starne pub cation Of the
Gay. ,.,.. ,
JOIN SWINTON tle celebrated New-Nor5 ii''oT, has
ils, spcrt FlEFI DAYS iN ftANoL AND ! So
LhND." ana te Us IN la sharp cltraumitc ana Duh6
5f.Ic. what struck hiE sIrIugrt on nls frp
1he book VIII tOusAJ bJ thousands. rice 20 cents
for sale eyery0h. re- -
g. W. CARLETON & co.. Publsher'.
Nsd-4r-Ialit NtW-NOrk
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

Ana the above stock Is not NEGOTIABLE New s'oe~ 10 "
issued IN lieu thereof to purchasers.
II. A VAN pRAA9.
Secretary and Treasurer
No, xrcrt- se,te,,ner ~
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
AND LONG BRANCH DIV

All RAIL LINE for Perrin Amboy. South Amboy. Mat
wan ReYport Hazet aid0letwn Red Bank. Little silver
BrsncnJoit Long Branch hlbeIon, Deal Beacn, Ocean
Greye tsbuiV Park Reaca. spring Lake Girt,
Point Pleasant, kver Barregat Atlantic City etc.
Leave York foot OF hHertys, J4J, 7fJ, 3 ll5
a NJ. l..... $3.50. 4, 5:l5. g D. IN.
For CITY, 1850
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

"Mr Hayes makes capital giide t-o' yh new country
SEXES upon Characteristic features OF scenery aud
people, describes them IN clear aud attfattiye
style"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
TOHN SWINTON'S TRAVELS.

TE7IIE ORIENTAL CHURCH MAGAZINE.
/ Inc ~epieb bbor A.uItr .f The ORIENTAL e. ECH
iAGATi NJ edited hy trc Hcv. NiCHOLAS bjthiiNG,
american News COMPANY. iS Ic
I0NIFS Is TLc Eliuogrsphy of tu-siIIne iI.ual ol
tie Ituy Eastern church RC-eian slaves u tIc hhaucea
entIal JOurua ism I'M the United 7tatesIhe ius
sian Bible ~ouety.- he Jews IN Morocco
FOR salc by an book.e Crs.
TERMS: s. per rosr; 30 cents per number
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
SECOND cALt-12 O'CLOCK NJ.
1ulRl CAlf.--L p. n.
mr TELEGRAPH 70 1Hl rnmrSr.1

VIRGINIA New, Sept. 3o.-lt IS ol.iclaIly Statec
hero to-day that crosscut ~. !, on the ZoOV leye
workings OF The mlne that level. and IS ID good
ore.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

GT0NlNGT0N LlNE.-For Boston and all
~ Ioiaie Essf.
STEINER sTUN INGTON leaves Tuesdays Thu siss and
s8tIdays aud the steamer STATE OF EW YORksn Non.
Gays. Wednesdays and tfiigs IRON Pier So North River.
loot OF Jsy-st, AT SPECIAL limited uckets 10 BOSiO
add line GOOD ONLY for the ddy aud for
which they issued specAod their tlce Freight
taken al lowest rates, ID. s. BAHCOCk, PGcA
i. W. WILKINS, 4. 4. A&onh
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NE
~ LIEE.

BDUND BROOK ROUTE.
leave Nel org from sa,ion c Il. Of \. j.. fOotot La
& tY9 ;ae 3 5 sg5 q9ssn' ig i! at 3' "a saH a.
d4i At ai5 so and e p po,,,,.'. -, -, Q
li:l5 100 d!io 20 ' r m sunday sop M m,
ISf IteAio9' 3 Maren and i'i ,t
" Reiap2P nm trains will leave Philadelphia New. York:
Prom station Philadelphia and headng ,'aroaL corner
p Stj, $40 7:l5 II IN. On Sunday. e:3O a. M 5:5l
Jrom m rnird and BerEssts At o. 800. 9,21. II
l25 5:,o 5:2j 6ou 1880 ~. Sunday al $50 a. m~ p IN
Fro Tlontoa Marfeq aqd & except M23 1
SID p m sunday- -, 800 N. t.l5 p N. o ,c, a.,
o,4 55 ii55 Broadway ana e plinci9s ho'ei, YO
and Courtst. and Annex 'ioe LEVERS MnaiI nt0oAth
Ne' SiS diGset & tolSS or Uo' rcsne 10 snafion
Hn,af1og can he made q, 84 and 3lj aud 736
fG ave Nev-l orsand Oout-t 5rooSyn All these offices
en IT, y $i '1G ri '5, eacri ' Pen s 'is'ap
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
e @ an @ oas M , % , esye o G Cata @
Fare lower than by any o'Ler rouie
EOR RONDOUT and krNGSTON-Landng
anos iopas conctag wih utter AMI
AKA o 1n4 M i5 t1y t5a%eG,'' i1 "A "a VI -
m l1er 3i Ncrth lTer foot loot o. uar 'Gn. ,,,ao,
con4ec1f Tith e'e4iRs nag or sunme .r-ors through
NETWORK CENTRAL aud HUDSON
~ RIVER HAILEOt Otp.-Commenriug sept .mhcr l5
500 e.. u, Wes .ru I'd Srrlen Lxpr,s, 90 tochctf-r,
PIatt b1rq Adams Montreal Wiz. trouyh drawing
1880 - Chicago ENorcss. 90 Canaan
Caiela. EoC hestor anl Buffalo.
1900 TO bIny and ROY. with connections % Utic3
Sarato-l. Gcu'. id.is and HutlaHd.
$3.50 .. in. Albany Troy EAufo+S
400 n l Accommodation ~ ALBANY and Troy.
600 D. no.. ~. Lius INrrcss ais. Vlth sleeping care tor
II LOUIS. running tl1Ou day DO the week; also
sleeping B0o. Ioieao aud Detroit and Tor Mon
ticIl. exec ping SUNDAY night, va saratoga
o. INpIe-. daily, Ntl sleeping cars 70
fCcIcsc,. Buffalo, IAud io de- DorDif
and chcaeo ana ~ 1 ton wa Utc' and Waer'o"n via
excepting Saturdays -
c via Gen Va. siecDn cars 10 Geneva, hochestrr aud
Moufr'al. wa 81. hIuanS. , .. . .,.-.
1I:.0 nI Night Express "lth sleeping cars 10 Albany
ard lloy. a.,
We, colts Xqr.ss Oiicc7 Pr-ffcc aut $50 and 9I=
!.,Irr ~. N-Hurs. aud 1913 " -t0I-t, Brooklyn.
i NJ ffDi' 4. Cen B. MEEK 3R. Gen. Pt,,r Agt
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
6ieambodts ano Eallroaos.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferry station Ne'r.f r. foot ol Ldtertv--t
feTry Station in H.o1kyn. foot ~ fuionst JewelFH
wharf
Commencing Iun- 81 1880 Leave York foot Of LIB
ersN-st.. a. fu.oWss
$50 a. ir.-gof Eason. Bethlehem WIND Gap. Maueh
chunE Iana1end .ll.on Uppe- Lehigh, WlAes0llc'
scranton. etc.
T.iJa.m-Tor Pennington D.. T.. and Western T.. Els-
ton 3efhie en-, AIauch Chunk. Tam qua
t0I scInocFA MouniIin. a "a Br1dee Branch,
Eaton. Allentown. i1arirg HafrsbulE. MauCh tluuk.
Dsuyie WidmsDort, Tanaqua Drfi0n. Nanticoke ppeF
LrAgh sorau ior. &c.
1920 a. m For s0moyife. Flemmgion etc.
m.-Iar Flemiusi0n, lastOn, Allentown Reading. Har-
rshlrc Eaurh Churk. etc
SOP m Pr Fleminaton Easton, Bethlehem. wind Gap
MaucI CAuna, Tamaqga. DdftOn. WkesDa-re, Scranton
s:rop. For schooey's Mountain High Bridge Branch
ssfou. tic.
~ u. m FOR somcrvilo Flenington.
$50 o. EIst De-, Lack aud Vest. r. Alien
Reading Harrisburg. aacA Chunk, "ikssDaTre, etc
iar oeta-AJ go Cl5, ei5. 7.l5 7i5 $50 0:so
I':}0 1913 li.l5 11fj l2fj ]. i.3o . 2;3O 3 $780,
.l5 $40. s;f5 g. 5:lj $50 5i5, G5, $780, G45
Z, I'll p. $40. s.It. y:la, 1912 u. II I. M
Sunday ~ $40 H. II i for Bound BTOlE
sucdlsf~ 81 a.3J J..
town. ffarr burk and the Weti - -
F0r Nea srat 4J C5, GfJ, 7:l5. 7:f5 S:l5 S;i5 0l5
$50 TO- 3n 10 II ~ !. =, =. $50, 4, 4;3i . $3.50,
5l5 s. f:l5 ESQ 7.i5 = Is, 9lj, 10. D. 1913 u
For trains local points see Tine tables stat
IDats of gfo0siyn Er.e connections
CITY station and from brooklyn aud Irie Depot
d. aratv
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

EIe"T'''n 'oA''A"y anu w. ~IEii5sf Tresieut
ALBANY DAY BOArS.-ALBANI and G.
II NlHHhsD taiit SUNDAYS except 'tI i.tvs Ees'iy
Sod ara Ds.a O. che. ssd ora all w.; ic.gi- or cou.
Soa @ f' olot, cst POM Or So5G, r,arang Inc
FALL RIVER H1E sd1f5E dINE AND THE EAST.
4 We; RS doh ant LIZ d - eye & N HsT4or
st $3.50 y. IN Leave Brooklyn VIA Annex ..
jersey Cl.y 5:zO p IN.
NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE
s:eaae. o. p coLoNY ,. aa1 zE%rogr ,oaye rier 2s
y H.; ioot oi Nui'a5sL dHF VAe'p, smi-y al . o. in m
only ON steamer .a OF C4ie ati connecting u4a wrl
Al 51 lItk-s aat st. Groom. ootinad oNLYa onlaeou
rcr 2s N l- aad or steamer ea@,esit*,r> q ro,,, ..,,,.
GEo. L. coNNos. cs-'i f1s-AsL
TOR NEW-HAEEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
icnneaatc points. steamers p Il r.. daily a.
s'sss N;s.iis'sp Tor ii4Iiiord TqSdei g.
COR NORWALK AND DANBUBY DAILY.
4 -ste-@eg \ Z - .avss Per - Qtaitqa fery)
2'' p nj 'f,'r K Is . I'iG' p n rs 5 6INH NH'
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
cav saoSs o f @ @ aadi + ana nj s @ a. AN
p H anS Ssas Ssg 9nE sesrfe I, o~anai WayeTy
nhca Geneva, Lyons Buffalo ana me West Pullman sierp-
'' ir.ias Ic.9SSaJ 40 n p connect ior a.
sclu' in Mahanov ana Haz.ton g a. Isfi9a Pa,sr
cereal asteu Of,o corner thue d am tota ot-s's
L. n. CJMMI.~0,, Agent.
NEW-YORk and HARLEM RAILROAD
y 10 Park uCtobcr . . luG y speCilt
direct 90 lucssurr Al br Grand stand leave iTsld
races; for ladies' EXcursca licteJ- 90
Z. b. Vi EEhER. General Passenger agent.
NORWICH LINE
~ 10 Losoa. ore-ster Portland the White Noun.
t1ns New. Onson>tesmeTs leave I1er NO. 40 NOrtE
RiVeg at ,. NJ. dsiy. except sGnd y
MANHATTAN RAILWAY Co.
september 50. 1850 I
an and after MONDAY, October 4. 1850.
~ Trains W Il be regular intervals until MI
IALi BRANCH o. tie Thru Ayruno I1Ie L. h. HAlN,
trelcIsi Manager
DRONIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
l. VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECE
= FULL NlGAI'S HLss Only ~ = LIES or hAiL
..... Tho iavorte raacs steamers
MASSACHbSht AND RHODE lSLAND
Daiy SUNDAY excepted irom 20 North River loot Of
No lneFnfd-is and nCs between NewYork and PrOvi.
dence Passengers .rryC II Boston Al 4 W.
sate-roous tcEes secured at Nos sos 397, 7s5
f42 brUalwty and Metropolitan t,th avenue HOes
ali principal hotels and O1ces. and
Oces OF Wesc0u Express Company Frclght taken 1t o"
j. W. FlEINS D. 5. BABcOcR.
q. A. Agent rres-eut
GT0NlNGTON LINE.-For Boston and all
~ ioials EssL
STEINER sTO leaves Tuesdays sisys and
days Wednesdays and Ffdags 50 North River
loot OF Jay-st SPECIAL limited tickets 10 BOsfOS
line GOOD ONLY for the ddy aud "Trip for
they issued speciAed teir ace Freight
nj lltrF M Al = RIAA
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

sci leulber 81. 1880.
nN and after MONDAY, October 4. 1850.
~ Trains VII be Iuu 40 regular intervals until MD
NIGHT the Second Avenue Line, and also the CITY
ItALl BkANCli Oi tie Thru Ayeuno IAJe. L. h HAN
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
On aId alfcrTr-NE9i.l ls4O

poUBIE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MtNI And TIE IAsl lE-T TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABsOLU rE SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

DOTTERDAM LINE.
1 I steamers lc-S t, Ai7Jr's S4bitf-7 bipo1}h
4Islrt.. ii rtn-sday. OclnDcr 6tl
- ,-Al-,,,D - ....-.. Wed. OC oUrI /
Ist CaDin. sB0-s7O "a cabin. sjo. >teerAfe. so
H. CALAt \. Gen. Agf, - south Nunam-sN
FUNCH LDlL & 90. Il South NlilaN.7t., Freight AgA
L. " Moki.lo. 80 BIOAdway Genera Passage AscnL
WHITE STAR LINE. .,...,.
w UNITED STATES AND fO1 A., ~ j., - - "a
- FOIt QUEENSTOWN AID LIZ Ei.FCJJi- u..,.
NOIIC EIhe steamers this Ian, tA@c lio i4tl9 t-JA
recommended by enL MauIy V. >. NJ on oon ta' Ji"Afi
ana h0meward voyages 90. q, , . -.
I.rFLniI 80 cap. iryin2------:; l.u s45 a. ~,
BrIl'N y 1lli
lOIH+sT. --..u a.,
These Uniform in anu hnsurpasscl -
pCntmenta Tho Sa.OOG Sta efOOns. 7fn0Ang dat D4.t
amiships where the NOSE ani mplol 49,
eas fe saOrdlng VI comfort hitherto unAsNIAJa'
.,...,
uckets ayOr~Ole teTu4
These neither cattle, sheep nor pigs
EOriuspcuOn OF plans snd other llOrmtJOn apply AZ tn3
Company Oncos No 81 BroliwAY sew YORK % ~ 40
Walnut = :, Il aiiadelDALA X }. CURTIS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

I
J NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LiNE BETWEEN NEN.YORE
AOUrH ANPrON AND BREMEN 49,
D0NAI.. .....Sa. Oct D - o.. .t-..--. -1t ti l.
Erff.. ~at Dtt. q. tf p .---.-SlL. ,l T. -
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW YORK 10 sou thAMf
ION. uAVRE OK BREMEN ...
FIRST CABIN 700 - ECON ID ca - y --------r''
STEFi:AGE. 80 .,,
Return tickets al redUced rates PREPAID s'eerase c'.'
c3tc. teiuera $3.50 .i.Il f.r tHt'a .-.'l" 'I'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

Is TRAINS EACH NAY DAILY, EXCEPr SUNDAY,
STATIONS ~ PHiLADELPnIA, IL NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
MAsnAIrAN NAlLMAY ID.

y OINh iCl LINE
q 10 Lostoa orc-ster Poruand and tho White Noun
tsns Va OneOn.steameIs leave FIer no 40 NOrtR
Riyeg at ,. dsly. except 9Gnd -
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

DOCKAWAY BEACH.-1raius leave va
Ia NEN -lLEL.. NN.MnANLN B N0CkAA wy R.N.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

=
/ Hamburg American Packet O0mptnys Limo for
PLYMOUTH. CuEHBJ l. re, and HAAbL it''
WE.TPIIA aEhti.I It--.-- ocr II
oct Il ir4~-i ''....'-o. T. -
of passage TO Plymouth London. Sh5t on r u an
aud al points ga the sJltn 81 Ing 4ll: ft ttnu
eIOu second CaOi1. 500 Stcrrag, 30. houhd lUJ at
reduced Seerase from Hambtr. on llaftr, 30.
kI-\HAKBT * so. &. y. m iAND L CO.,
General AgantA General Passenger Agents.
No cl If.,..-l. n. y. no. 6l Broadway, -. y.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
FALL RIVER LINE

fOk nO~TON AND THE EAST
II .4uc.a RlS lOl. AMI PROVIDENCE .cgvo New.YOr.
daily PIER r.. Murray
a. OF $50 D. IN. Leave Brooklyn VIA Annex "a o.
Jersey Cl.Y J.ZO p IN.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE
u EAST.
steamers OIL COLONY anf NEWPOET 'cve Pier 2s
y H.. loot 81 Mui.ay.sL; daily (Actp, supI-vi az D.
If-t class 3tc JL-AE-. lre. 4.a.trd .oI
only Oi .as ot t4ie ans connecting udu WArI
leaves Newport She lex mou'e 40 -u sns In Boston
-.t tickets nl iI.I uu
ger ~. ~. I.. aut On stcaMe.N
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-21
ucrosIo. s1xD ANxIaILArED

A letter from the city Of Mexico,
Oct. 10th. gives the following:
"a lieutenant under Teraspas, con-
ing In for supplies, brought the news
that Gen. Teraspas had destroyed
nearly all of Victories band, including
Victorio himself. The lieutenant gives
the following particulars:
Son the afternoon Of the lith the
troops overlook and surrounded the
Indians. the latter being in position
upon two hills known as Las Castillo,
one Of which they were forced 10 aban-
don. On the morning OF the 18th the
fight was renewed, resulting In the
almost complete annihilation Of the
whole party. Chief Victoria, fifty
warriors and eighteen women and
children were killed, and seven women
and children taken prisoners. Two
sds1ss: 49, ff;y head Of horses and
mules were recaptured. The Mexican
loss was three illeda and three wounded,
showing that the Indians were almost
entirely destitute Of ammunition.
Within the past year, Victoria and his
band have murdered upwards Of 400
~Defsons.n
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and rigorous administration II the Law.
and se heartily commend tie action u
the republican 0t1eeEs In the various
counties 10 tie territory f0T their hon,
esly and energy In the collection Of ubs
revenue, their pEonptDess in bringing
criminals 70 justice, and their fair and
impartial administration Of the laws,
and Ne pledge the republican party IN
the future TO q continuation Of this
policy throughout the territory.
Resolved, That further legislation By
congress IL needed 70 give the people Of
our territOry the tree - Of the timber
growing upon the public lands, for
domestic purposes, and we pledge our
earnest efforts in securing such legisla-
ton as viii relieve people from the
present unjust Discrimination against
them, and secure the free and unre-
stricted use Of timber, As well ~ protect
our forests from devastation BY fires or
wanion destruction by individuals.
Resolved, ThAt the most liberal policy
should be adopted BY the general gov
ernment toward miners In developing
the mineral resources Of the west; that
liberal appropriations should be made
from year to year 70 secure the most
careful scientific examination Of the
mineral-bearing public lands, thereby
aiding the prospector and miner In
opening up 10 the world the hidden
TREASURES Of u mountains.
Resolued, That the thanks Of this
convention are due, and are hereby
rendered TO Col. Stephen w. Downey,
our delegate in congress, for the dill.
gent and eficient manner In which be
has discharged the duties Of his ONCE,
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land, will s done on this continent,
sAd viii Inevitably neqaiEe the Prsssnes
Of u TROOPS % tsTFitoEy adjacent 70
that Low included Ia tie union. IL may
YET become necessary 70 carry the
American dag, hacked by breseh40sd-
ing nnss, 10 every corner Of the CONT
nsHt, Of which this country forms The
central and most valuable part. Why
should not officers. ut any rate, be
prepared for all such emergeneiesf
Why should not the men who may have
TO lead armies through Canada, Mexico.
or Central America, or to land their
forces on the island Of Cuba, acquire q
thorough familiarity with the topo-
graphical features and military resources
OF the territory which would then be
turned into q battle ieldS Il was once
remarked BY q distinguished American
officer, that when the Mexican war
broke out, there wAs not an officer in
the United States army who knew
whether there was q road in all Mexico
over which an ordinary cart could he
driven. On the other hand, we have
seen German armies marching rapidly
across French territory, with the topo-
graphical features OF which the German
officers were better acquainted than the
French officers themselves. Nor was
this information confined 10 individual
officers In the German army. There
was not a highway or byway in ali
northern France, apparently, the pre-
else military value of which was not
recorded in IN available fern In Berlin.
When the time came TO make war, the
Germans simply utilized information
they had been for years obtaining, and
1t was valuable for them. Now il Is
plain that. looking TO the future, there
Is a good deal of information which can
be accumulated at the war department,
IL proper means are taken to get 1t.
From what we have sssn, We judge that
the viii to organize such n system Of
news gathering-for such 1t may be
N'a a. W = IA hiobtohy 10 hot
lacking at the department. There is,
OF course, no limit to the development
of such a system; but we may safely be
contented with a perfect knowledge of
the military possibilities Of this CONT
nent. II officers are TO be detailed rs
attaches at foreignk )sgations. it would
be better to send to the capitals
OF those countries1SqAch are our neal
neighbors. especially TO the southwark,
rather than TO the capitals Of Europe,
although W. hope they may be sent To
Europe as well. When the system OF
accommodating military information Is
fully developed, proper arrangements
can be made at the department for its
arrangement and preservation in such
form that hereafter no work can be laid
out for the United States army tor
which its commanders win not be per.
fectly prepared in advance"
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