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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-30
The Same Old Story.

An Oxford undergraduate was
showing sister over his rooms in
the college, when some one knocked
at the door. Surprising that it was
some Of his friends, and not wishing
to DO chaffed, he,hid her behind the
curtains, and admitted an elderly
gentleman who apologized profusely
for his intrusion, aud excused him,
self by saying that it was many years
since he had been ar Oxford, and he
could not leave without paying a
visit to his dear old eolIege and the
room h" had occupied rs n student.
IT." cried the ,ll gentleman,
lonking around, the same old sofa,
and tie same old carpet, everything
lhe same"
THEN walking into the bedroom,
he remarked: Yes, ard the same
old bed, and the same old washstand.
Yes, everything the same"
Presently he stepped towards the
curtains and remarked: "Ah, and
the 5 me old curtains" Looking
around he beheld the young Indy,
aud turning around, he said: "Ah,
you young dog!. and the same old
game"
Bn', hastily replied the under
graduate THAT young lady is my
sister," To WHICH the reply came,
",Ycs, and the same old story
LlndGn Telegraph.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-30

An old physician. retired from
practice, having had placed in his
hands by an Fast India missionary
the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure of Consumption, Bronchi-
tbs, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat
and Lung Affections. also a positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debil-
ity and all Nervous complaints, af-
ter having tested its wonderful cur
alive powers In thousands of cases,
has felt it his duty to make it known
TO his suffering fellows. Actuated
by this motive and "a desire to re-
lieve human suffering, ] will send
free of charge to all who desire it,
this receipt, in German, French or
English. with full directions for pre-
pairing and using. sent by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper, W. w. SHERAE, l49
Powers BLOCK, ROCHESTER,, y. Y.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-30
THE NEVADA MONTHLY.

The Nevada Monthly for July is
at hand. It Is as usual full of inter-
esting and valuable Information,
with, sprinkling of fiction. The
table of contents is in an ont of the
way place which may make it troub-
lesome to some journals to give
full notice but 1t Is q very substanti.
al column Of reading matter, and
will be found on the inside of the
cover at the last Of the book.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-30
THE GRAMMAR OF LIFE.

The address, entitled "The Gram
mar Of Lifr," delivered by II. b
Loomis at the cloaing exercises of the
Virgins High School, was worthy of
the subject, and IS the best thing in
that line wellave seen. Tho follow.
ing extract is good enough reading
for anyone: -:
And by this education I would
not be understood to mean learning
merely. Learning rs acquisition;
education 10 growth. The one j,
piling on from without: tho other
development + from within. The
grammar of the schools may he
learned; the grammar of life may be
lived.
"IAM." 1t is rs the outer green
of conscious existence and stern re-
atty. .e
81 MAY BE-" 1t is the budding of
hope. Through it feelings burst in
bloom.
~ SHALL De-" The blossoms of
hope end here in the fruition Of
'"faith. the. substance of things hoped
for, the evidence of things not seen
~ MIGHT HAVE BEEN" Leaf and
blossom and fruit have all gone to
decay now and the dead tree holding
afoft but bare aud broken branches
a fit emblem of despair.
II OUGHT" The. wild beasts of
'the forests rapidly disappear when
that fearful sought" comes forth and
rules; for nature never syllabled 81
ought" understandingly to the ami
NAL mind. 1t belongs solely to the
human. With it actions begin to
take on character and its realm vice
and virtue dwell apart.
Injustice and cruelty are purely
animal qualities; yet SO small is even
now the remove of the human fam
lily from the animal that many of its
attributes yet exist.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-30

III Jere Black acts IA mentor
for Hancock and prepares his letter
of acceptance, Jan able paper.will be
the result; but unless Judge Black
has changed his opinions greatly
during the last few months, we may
expect d we'll stated and plausible
argument il, favor Of State rights.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-30

THE Archery mania demon
strates the fact that the most deli
cate young ladies can use bow
which draws SOS out OF somebody's
pocket, as easily and gracefully as
the average boy can use one made
OF barrel hoop, which draws about
two pounds,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-30
our SAN FRANCISCO AGENT

Charles W. Crane Is the anthor-
lied agent of the LYON COUNTY
TIMES In San Francisco. His office
Is at 3ls Pine and 10 Leidesdorff
street.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-30

Appetite, refreshing sleep, the acqui-
siton of flesh and color, are bless
ings attendant npon the reparative
processes which this priceless invig-
GRANT speedily initiates and carries
to successful conclusion. Diges-
ton il restored and sustenanco af-
forded to each DEMONSTRATING organ
by the Bitters, which is inofiensive
even to the feminine palate, vegeta-
Bile in composition and thoroughly
safe. t.-..t-s
For sale by all Druggists and Deal
ers generally.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-30

"A COLLECTOR of curiosities
would like to obtain the widows
mite and the dollar English gave to
the Chicago sufferers.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-30
ALI OUR MEDICINES ARE PURE.

The undersigned nave lately purchased the
store Of Boisot & Stewart, and intend by strict
attention to business, fair dealing and keep
ing first class stock of goods. TO deserve the
patronage of all needing goods in our line
Orders by STAGE promptly attended to, and
returned by next stage.
W. A, HAsBRoUcK,. CIV HALL
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-30

-IT is edifying to hear the
Democrats praising Hancock, for
the same Qualities for which they
once abused him,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
1,WIrHlN e. SHORlMDGE'S ACADEMY,

y 4. IN
FOR NOUNG MI AND BoN5.
Recommended us BlrIri Taylor. by Dr r. Lpracoti a.
Mr Ba-@-t. Va hinlt1 D, u ca hry; A. i.a,
D b. Phla by Rev. DE ~. bylrsbY, Rev T. II 'oobi9-
ana Rev j. H. r. Graz Mc H. Penn. D., IL 1n fernando
Judge Van to~sen. Colonel lachard j. linton ~
n ,oycr l. : ~ PRO Bauvet Z. -. naval Aca.e ON
uo.iore Cues. a. Bisb lr and Hon. " W. HICKS
F"n-a G.,erai Jonn l. Houit OiorIdo pr TAos. =
b.fv - Harvard a lece AID many others.
so ler quarter men ind boys boar ing scho"
lHE u'"i mi ri.a. frff1n TOR
roth Dac, unE men combining nc al
Commercial scientific 4nd ASST al bp'ine7- Cor
rcsIonn. noe taught rapid arf thorou Illness
receive ID ,fruciors al ard a. graGle-. zen d dnd
,r,uIf ~ Professor ". Hammond ant ot Potter e
Iarlnani. Bookkeeping ana fenuausip We KY iect re
i a, nina With fI' lIc-i ann fullest apua
I'm. m Tuerlrueuf and Ius alton. Fine nui dag IN
dfy-nv. rooms beIlei 30 3D. stores M lHhr win Rhs
hot ana cold baths gymuaaidm x client 'aDle ample
ST Illustrated circular contains picture OF bindings an
full o. - col f"'.Fe mics 10y iai nom . -.
ard chestnut -ts., Ini-dripha - nAll l!44hs. .s
them regularly. school only a 10" minutes IRON Meuia
1Sa ha. seven cnurche. sni femperanre charter
str tly pro fbtnf I'D" $40 ~ ~ 'n.l-lo~1s
crtrs. m. ne. lab "f 1irdIa Las few parA.es
student 4rmtea at any tine
eHamnaf rruulslic io- adhlNhIou
t,r IN tsrticl ar- address, -NITuIN G. SHORlIIDGE,
N Harvard Universi graduate Media Penn.
GAVE CALL ATTENTION to the adver-
w t4eneui 81 Dr. " arrng's School Parents would
do wei 10 look the merits Of THIS n-ttul9n rue x
m pe rr Brv s0a nrc-deut u tho Pornix bsnk OF this
ani u George " I"rheN f''i' ~"
e. W m1nafartITer. south snchrsier 0n ~ sufficient
guarant 80 OF III and 81 ing Whe me ann 10
~ inpoant 10 Occdpiesa place altogether subr
male 10 studies a. 10 he Oihg sd ground, thcy
49, ever gaV worthy nlrscllss school, as We know.
hang visited the Institution during the past SUN ner -
tIDdepend dent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10

rfNiIF NpW-York Physiological School
o. DIX. T.. SIG UIN,
e..t. minded ana feeble bodied children. Remover
- ~ Wrst ,-th 81 Consultations j 10 4--3j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
Eaw 9chools

EaU 3rhoo9
ALBANY LAW SCHOOI.-Fall term begins
n september 1880 FOR circulars address HOIAD 4 l..
SMITH Dean OF Law school. A hary y y
A NNUAL SESSION t22d of UNIVERSE
= law SCHOOL begins october next Address d. -
JAQCts. secretary. -"l broadway
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.
The twentieth ri annual term OF his in on coiainehss
az = Great New forG, On We, ..Na' 't' ~ ~
Of tcto or next continues untli NAY = ,o7l ~.
course o. s,uG embraces TWO cLe2ate yeAs nv ~
Of Tache or of Law. conferred upon sBth othdehl A. Vu
sue the ul tie prescribed eAaiInd""S'
For caisOgu address a. s Great 0nos-st ,,,, ~,
THEODORE " DWIGHT. WARDEN el'-
ct LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.-Tcrm opens
- 1.ohcr III 1880 Tuition. per no ext a. OF
add. ess HENRI III ~ ~, n -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
IfcU-5lcuj.

DIRECT ROUTE 10 HOTEL BklGH.
y .TCN. WEST RIO RrHN tND COMFY ISLAND.
TIA. NEW ORA sud HH iGtio 3D. A'i GALWAY
JONPAN \ vii their in. pei able Steamers
MORRt-ANTA snG ~FADt SIDE
IN af"liin- pu SIZE ga pas
c0ulecling with t-r nt" .oue" trscN railway AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10

II. fIor
Courseregu arlv graded through five years-"'h lhor
ouph urenat atOrv fOg Youn g-r bows - - $3.50.
For prospectus, address JOHN = W HE hoA"-"Asei'
MYff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10

rVHE MISSES MASON reopen their scnoo
/ Tor Young Lad and Children October 50J Le1Ilg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
GlI5teildneuu5.

DYERTlSKM FOR THE NEW
q YORK TRIBUNE Will BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWr JCFIC..- 20. i,sy Broadway Thirty trse
A.. SEQ Net twenty tsirisL. corner Eightiase;
so 81 IsSt fourfccuth-st. corner mon a itt o.
Ihd9ve- Fn-t7 sovrnh-st AZ tie ~ Rim OttlvS
No 1911 rhriave. cor Jnealndrotan Iwsuty tnrtA-s
Qallem SAVINGS BSUA Building, up 10 p H. .. rsEa'A
0ilcrrat-e
BOOKS and ACCOUNTS written M for par
II uot requiring permanent D'okAeepes terms mod
crate. Address MAVEN, ilnI.f Once
DRUrHE,, of every description az 30 Pearl
at opposite Peck slip al lrces a, lowest prices
J0IN *. hOPFEL. Manufactures AMI Importer
EOR SAIE.-iwO One-incl wire ropes, each
about T.. feet length. Apply - counting Room OF he
Tribune
THE HERALD and TRlBUNE.-tieS OF The
4 lIrrz.d from lN'S % l-.i, back numbers % The
bune nom 1879 Tor sale az 2Oj William o., New
York
TPHOLSTERING on shades, lace and heavy
curtains draperes Sc. furniture recovered alp
cut put down. mattresses MAIDS over by j. V
FOX lU3 W est 2Oth e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
l ono BEACH. L. /.

I ONG BEACH, l.. /.
n TWO GRAND CO.'S ERr, DAILY
- THEO. HOCT. the Greatest OF Coraet PLAYERS.
3 Eleven x the First Soloi-t, %. Vienna aud Ecrln.
T. 1rsin- leave tnntars fout AMI FstAu-h-sve. Brnok
y fyp. j5..-') go oo 4 90 a. H. ii =. -
$50 3.30 l 40 5.l0. fO.Nn 200 op AMI 1911
~, Leave Ea-. 3fh-~t f,ry D. mia res rrr. Et~f d
II minutes earlier aud James Up except NWnAsf.
minutes elIisI.
AIMEE Pier Il East Eiv-r ofP.n~ div l~VceDi
l. -urJsvsl7s" e}J g. i';3n IA, 2iu 10 4o3f' ,
I4:iO a.. j.lO j:in AM $40
l-O5 ami 8. POO -i5. 800 i,y 500 oa)J 100 "a
sob 9i5. 1908. 1863 p. ~.
RDU 81 TRIP. HUNTERS FplNf So lENI-
4. LAFFAN.
Genera. Pt-spu AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
Che Cur.

CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
Y Autumn Mevtng september L. T. D. II, H. IS. g. II.
Accessible by all COney Island Manhattan Beach
aims STOP a entrance to
Races commence promptly al p. m.
AdmlsslOn- Field, 30 cents Grand stand. 81 90.
LEONARD w. JEROME, President
J. q. Il. LAwRxhCX. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
-uslrnrt,on.
For BOYS and Young Men-City.

CLASS fer Young gentlemen ana private
~ msl'"' TIION A. K. Ash. li5 West 4jth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10

CTRATFORD ACADEMY, a Home school
- for Young Boysraren who are boarding. or g!n %
aud .fard.an- the OF inothercss cEifrl
vii md hei The D,st and instruction. Address l. T.
CLARK PR cip4l. ~fratfOD. t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10

S,TEVRBAN SEMINARY, Bosion-aye. and
- iatbsr boarding snd school for y0n ladies ana
rl,ldfcn Beautifully situated and thotonshy equipped
..,.t1... lhn ~ EUANlN IlAArI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10

Ct. JOHNS COLLEGE. FORDIAM \. ' =
- Und the direction Of tAe Jesuit Fathers anorc
every fad nv for the Jest Classical aud C9melcla fuu~
fiou STUDIES viii be resumed september J. Us ,
T. W GOC KEN. Precedent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
Gorporlt!oiI X otlrcs.

NOTICE.-Pr0nosal VIII be received at the
y Oacr 0 the Department of Plbic charities and COR
reciion t6 TIN until September T. LES FOR
tirocerc. DIV cords Leather a. Tor Jul informant see
CRY hccori. for SAFE aL 80. - tlty Han
NOTICE.-Sea ed buds or estimates for con-
\ srIcung Dump oaTt On 'he s11thery e Of Per
0d -. North V-r. viii Nei at me tcn.f ONE"
tie DrpdrCnen ~ Pul until -cptelDer &C. l0oo fuf
tuI Information city Record. or sac al No- tty iiaA
NOIlCE.-Seaici proposals for building
- house EugHe Onpanv NO 81. on me norm soc OF
viii 3D., received .J rae Once o' tio
Ere Department uuI ptcmJe -, -7 i0' Al A1lo'nA
ton s,.', tf, l.eluIti. 81. a . Cav ttHll
rsNO RACrOR>.->raled bids or eSti-
mates laciss NECcHAT-L or IHlEI9AD -.
PA .IV YEMEN oil The BAL. u en- rh fara Wal 'e
received al ne the ParA DrD tutnt ni September
b. For fu information zee CItY Record Tor sale 81
No. CITY HlI
rgNO CONTRACTOR~.-Seal prop )sals for
building sewers ann regulating -ens cuD ana gaiter
stones lfnus Nil Do &c. ye 40 tnc
Office 0i Iuslc " sN" i.N Scnlomsei 4o
For full ll0tation see Cty Record io sale nj 40
CIV Hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
INSTITUTION.
For Both Sexes-Country.

For Both Sexes-CountrY.
COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, Brdgeton,
- y. j. For both College preparatory lbslluls'
scen lie Building brick Modern I'M
broyemepts Climate mid healthy Instruction thor'
ouga. Begins sepI. send catalogue H. la-k PIN:
Cwarthm0re College, near Philadelphia. Penn.
Under care Friends both admitted three col
Iege cour-es-cssscal. literary aud -ceuunc iserhers
course preusraury schoO Dor particulars address Edward
Il. MazlL Prest -wirthmor- Coll s@ Ica"'rs ca" Pcnn
J'HE MISSES WREAK'S BOARDING and
DAY SCHOOL young LADIES' amt cbiiren "a Mercer
It Jersey CITY reopen september 20 thorough Tram
ing IN all the branches.
GVSN A YEAR. BOARD and TUi lion,
- lcO EPIsCOPAL sen jOL5 Hsdlonntld n J.
Miscellaneous
PPARATUS and FURNiTU RI fan KINDS
= Tor schools. Academies. Colleges aud Hans 7ena Tor
Catalogue BAkkt PhAII - 20, 10 Bona.st. y =.
Y, ung Lady wishing 10 study Art can
y have up.i advantages ard LONE with ady arlls "a
European eKDe-ence. Address v MICH Irilnne Ohce
DNRENTS la search of schools for their
children catalogues Of lie best schools IN tle
GoIr Free ard from schools mrnshgi u persons
wishiug 70 visit Tor INSPECTION aad Information.
Oidce houTs go 1880 O. mand To q D. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10
CHARLIER INSTITUTE,
VLASS FOR PREPARATION TO College and
y private lnstructon.-Mr " II. NJ. NEWELL I'D Eas
lLAsSICAL and ENGLISH sCHOOL- J

NLA~S!t'Al ana fNNLiSD ENIlOOA
y II. Morsc's-removed 20 H. West Thirty eighth
= reoIsn sent. - Oniv thirty pupils taken. Eight
places now Warm lunches. Ag1t gYmhastcs
thorough teaching. oh.
c.ilor 20 ard Crosby. New Ork University
For circulars address Until sept Ia. COtuiL Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
NOMINATIONS.

NEWARK, y. j., Sept. S.-The With District
Republicans have nominated Phiueas JOaes Tor Cou-
srrs,.
NEw-OELEANs, Sept. S.-The Democrats Of
the ". DIs.r.ct, yesterday, miIa,ed Newton C..
B.auu hard OF Congress
LowvmLE, y. Y, Sept. S.-The Hon. War
ner NJ ,er Wa tnis day unanimously reLomInated by
TIE Republican Convention.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Sept 8.-Wlliam q. Stew
arr VA. nominated Or Congress " the Democrats Of
the lIld Die ret 10 tu.s CITY to-day.
BALTIMORE, Sept. S.-The Democratic Con-
vernon OF tne III District to-day nominated DIT +.
shaw. of Carroll County. Tor Congress.
GREENSBORO, y. c.. Sept. S.-The Repub-
leans of the Win Congrcssi District OF North Cur
DINA have nominated the Hon. T. B. Keogn Tor Con-
gTess.
BELvIDERE, y. j., Sept. 6.-The Democrats
OF Cue IvtA Congressional Dtrict met here to-day and
nominated Henry Harris. OF BeyGere, Oy acciaIuA-
ton, amidst great entbuSia-m
CANANDAIGUA, n. Y, Sept. S.-The Hon. E.
G. Lipham was unanimously rem minated o-day, for
the fourth time, by the Republican Convention IL the
XXNIItn Distrci, tor Congress
Fl. MONROE, Va, Sept. S.-The Republican
Congressional Convention OF the lid District held at
Hampton Va to-day nominated John +. Dezendorf Tor
Congress. aud Geo. Pryor, coored' Tor EieetOF
CHICAGO, Sept. S.-General Sibley was
nominated for Congress by the Democrats OF the 81
Paul Minnesota, District yesterday. The Democrats Of
the WIN Wisconsin u strict Appleton, have nonna-
TED GaD- Banck FOR Congress.
PHnLIPsBURG, n. D., Sept. 8.-The Repub-
lean Convention to nominate canldtte for Congress
in The IYtl District comprising the counties OF Hunter
Don Somerset sussex ana Warren. IS 10 meet here on
IA. 10 ID INST Tue Democratic Congressional CuhVen-
ton viii be- neld ~ Belyldcre on wednesday next
BRIDGEPoRT,'ct., Sept. S.-Both the Repub-
lean and DeuJeratc Cougrcssionn, Conventions Tor
nominating member Of tals district were held here
today. The Republicans unanimously nominated the
Hon. Frederick Miles. Of salisbury while the Demo
rr,-,.. uomiuaied tue Hon. WIN. H. BArnum OF Lime
| Rock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09

BARRETT- At Painted. y J. 9Th mo-. It'll Martha T.
tdoU of JOha Barrett.
Th0s townsend. OF Couval. y. \.
Friends ami r-aycs the family ar invited 20 attend the
I'm era no late resducc, cor Park-ave AID III ST.
PAtnneia 9Th day 9TH No. 5th a. ) D. IA.
Interment at Milton
CASEY Drowned PIER. r. T. september
Emma Weir Casey, aged - yea moutus ana IS lays
COMFORT-On TUESDAY. september % pneumonia, Flank
Nler yDun cItd Ot Dr. john :. aaG Lucy u.s. tomlIL
grandson OF ) Randall lel year months ANA 10
risanil, al p. a.. Ihur,las. september o.
FOHSACHON-At Sew Rochelle, september :, 1880. los
ep. Fornlcaou. m hi. AOra year.
frurr. -rrvicea will az s are residence, pect
New K. chslle rhIr-lay, september a, 40 / p. m.
Carrtge- will waiting The arrival u thc II III train
Now
FRANKLIN On Tuesday morning september :, Richard
4. Frank ln. I'm hIs 10Th year.
VII be hed az ~ le t'sdhlte, lF erile.
Thursday, at Iu:aoL m
are requested not 20 sc-d hoNofS
UTrDSlN--At Farmlnctte T. l.. on Monday september g.
obadiah Hudson. aged - years.
Funera the NJ l. Curch, on Ihrstay, >eptem
Der 8, 40 l. 30 o. M
VAN NNfWEKP-In Albany. Tuesday. Angus, 81. Mar
tha W.swaA. vile Of John II. ~ Ant"erp ot Albany.
n. y.
WALKER-suddcnly September q $50 At the Uuiversty
Of Virginia ~. l. g.. oi ~. ". Walker, IT, aud
daughter OF Professor F. II S.nilh
WOO-TER-On TUESDAY September :. az Philadelphia,
SARAH 81 the ate John r. WuOtter IN her sd year
Funeral IA PhlaIe pIla on FIlIaY ruilg
" ~ - ID
FOR friends viii DO IN waiting at Fulton Ferry
BarooKn SIDE Oh The ary ~ Of tho Annex boat 24O p IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
THE CANAL Project DEFENDED.

ADMIRAL ANI,iEN REPTILES 200 3!s. >ADiD, PAM
i"'-''
FEoM Az NltI"C A>ID CANAL
10y TELEGRAPH ID TIE rIIB~ya.f
-t , :.
NAsIIN"IoN' sept 10 A.''''' -''li''''" ''' WIZ
fen AN important letter Iu reply 10 the cent
30, .- ,.:.. 80 .. l. g.
pa-phrt OF 9II' NiIIi'''' N"'e "a -"' iU- 90 "-
Statistics upon tie lnftruccan.c Canal IN rs COM
I4.,
mrrcal aspect. he says
The obIrc ION 10 thc Panama route So iar as Gains
c.rl,d. Dr. NOT 1il cao- to f-- Nicaragua i.
o. u u-H 'Ae a.s au' re- o ~, " ,. , .r ,
aiGs ever. than tIc fact HAT rain v,lv or
cur al Phyla' m frru, "l' ~, y" Nv VIZ l''
l1terocean. cana, when. ln The opinion ~ --e l.-
MISSION appointed 10y tne ftes'uent OIL lne Ouiled
,1a tua,.t.uaace NJ a canal. greater al
vantage. aad Offer. ie"1r ,iiicllH. nom
hen \. the Nicarasla fo.,e ou o. X w1oIv
i2noreo by Nr. Nmmo TO- me r,ason, above quoted
i e .n,e, I ,i' i '',.i ..,. ,,.or,c P,1i u
because onis ~ ee sail ye-s. pissed rogen the -u,z
Cai't uui'h- - IN c,ia even raouln no Ioi we're
CHARGED. tl- well known 20 nlvisators that tne Rrd
sea ana IN" pr Mr'. T. Iea. are u"Ilns 'ue -" 'u
'r ~ . durr the summer the ueaf Is great
and Gains prevail, uat tnr danger OF navigation a.
season and tne drla5 ar a. nr ths Use Oh
the cant by sailing vessels toS the VITA tIe iach taa
the' can 80 Irdrll P pr $50 a. '.. m h., ma ~ ''
VIC ne, 49,, an. CON ifSion. 10 canal across
the American T.rhmus at Panama no sudden and dan
c,lu- Will be folnI approaches. These consider
arion, and others gye would In my belief determine
cdhaI Ha"'" ""t - h,,' o. -. sr',,
m norm o. ii ,r pm And n sbouid ne lie
thr ooa@'ru w "" -. ,,n,d r., Errn,. 10
rouie pursued Nv ''o'.,. ,,J NJ. > ,-,rI and
lIe CO.. - an refnrn vovagr- The con
y, 81. t,,s c,,, ,Id A., NV beItef lead 10 an ex
strl .lo. o I. o. aG,xlary nrope'l-rs having
- ~ 1 trrru ,b calm belts at the rate OF five or
po"c. u" 80 49,. rt,- vrnud t,-urr ra..t,e- of but
tx Nno' t,r,t, man fh.e of Drnt4. Ter. WIKI or.l-
n..lg - o,,n ~ mtsirr derolis with nttle ia
u's ~ i,.'nr~ m If bets would favor the voyages
born outward and nomewagd bound.
Admiral Ammen tneh contrasts 'he voyages
around the TWO capes' ana SHOWS 'n'' 70 uou'ie
Cape Horn pr sens lar sioa''i oO'.''r' 'Ni" 10
sail around the Cape OF Eood Hope Tor
the former Is 80 much lur'ner souih tnal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
4 TRAGEDY 1T SILTL4KE

SALT LAKE. Utah, Sept. S.-A fatal shooting
af-a, ,ecurr.l ou tne CJah SOU Lem tram tbs morn
iu.t before If e1, Oh, depot between Dr. C. tne
decker formerly " Lexington KY. aad =. S SIN. b. "a
scotchmau .ouc denizen OF the Pacific Coast e-alod
cnichc III mining.
d. sn.aecker bad attended, professionally d-ucl-
t.r ot Daniel Davidson another VI whose daugH-. Is
smith was about to ulrry. Davidson became suspicious
o. something wrong between hi, dau-uter ana sne
decker. The three ccGueneu bad had some words
about H ending by smith ~app.nE sael' cker a ,h fJce
and Tell ny aim n be didn't leave The country Pc wuad
5il him su-fecker ab1Ur TO leave town wI'h his
hrothar % ley be matter blow OYER and had taken his
seat I'm the car wlen Smith, who going 80 IN Bins
ham nnes came IN a. rhe forward end or the car, and
IA ne ap ehed -uedecker and shot BIN through
tne stomach smith fell In the at-io and the people
rushed from tle car.
4 o.icemau entered, disarmed Snrteckrr and was
leading nim out ~ th- OF the ear under arrest
when smith, NJ supposed t Dee d al or was dying
81 O. al- feet ~"vo Yer ana shot Sutdec ker
twice the ak killing HIM Instantly since be Nas'
sho smith ha- IS !. l.]yin- al his Property TO
Davidson, and Is row expected fO Gle momentaulY.
Davidson is lue argesr sheep and wool grower ia the
Territory and present. bur looS 90 pat iu the
aff.ay. AL men were prominent and stood well IN
ina