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oro ,,,rsua,Iv evenly distributed tbroughou' '"o
o,,o i,st ~ stocks As help to the better feeins
ond to the higher prices that ruled, tle otooA 20
change Rumor Committed" settled all the'r o'n'
cpltes that existed in the Southwestern" w.
and between the Chicago. burlington ""N
Quincy and the Wabash interests WHO "o
ara unable to assert positively the un'ia'"
of this rumor (which has been current eVery '''po
the market has rallied). 1t NAV De sa'u ''"' 49,
close of business it cond be confirmed. Du' .no
report had no more effect upon the stocAe "A0o,
interested lexcepting Chicago, Burlington anu
Oupcv which rose from 127 to 1872 than 10 nao
mon the general list. The particularly ao'''o
stocks were New-Jersey Central, from ooA ny W
72071a.: Delaware, Lackawanna and "eso
ern from s7Is to s9as; Erie rom
375s to 39ls03o Missouri hahsas ~
Texos from 32 TO 34i2@3l4; Reading
from 275a TO 81; st. LOUIS and Iron Mountain from
All, N 5O3s: Wabash from 343i 10 81. and pre-
ferred stock from Ga u to 81; st. Paul from el's -"
e3 and Western Union from 95i0 to 9S@9S's. ihe
stocls of the Elevated Railroads we're lrreguiais
Manhattan rising from 2sls t. 294. and Metropoh-
tan dropping 10 80. At the meeting OF the 'ie'io
politan Company to-day, held for the purpose OK
acting upon the apportioDment OK tho si"'''"
tors, nothing was done. ana tue nec~
ing adjourned subject to the call OF .h'
president of the company. The stockhoioers
of the Metropolitan Company reached the same re-
suit as did the stockholders of tie New-forK COM
pany last SATURDAY, only by less circuitous
the result of each meeting being that the respective
boards of directors OF the companies have the same
and no greater-powers that they had before tna
stockholders meetings. In the meantime the foi-
lowing isures of the earnings Of the Manhattan
Company are furnished for publication SAVINGS
of the months of June and July 1873, S6oo'oooI
1880. S775,OOO; increase, $4,000; for hve
months ended June 80. 1870 81 ,G0O,00 1880,
So 275. 900; increase, $675.000. Tne average
daily receipts of the company thus far IN Settem-
ber have been over $4,000. The general market
closed excited and buOvant.
Government bonds quiet. the sales at thq
Boards amounting only to S975OO. Ihe hnai
changes in the bids are as follows: Decline-os,
1880, and per cents each ls; Is. 1881 Il; and
4Ios. 80 per cent. Annexed are the closing quota
tlOns
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
,LosLNa prices or eRlLA DsLpHLa srotxa
TUESDAY. Sepi. oS-P
THE GENERAL LIST.

+
In the stock market to-day there was an impor-
tant reaction from the depression of yesterday But
the character OF the seeming sudden change in tue
temper of the speculation is not different from that
Of the half doz N sudden reactions winch have oc-
Cured during the last thrsc weeks. quiet and
steady opening, instead of continuous decline
IN prices, first set the shrowd bears" TO covering
their contracts, and with stilenIng of prices the
general mass of the Spectators followed IA buyers
for another advance. Although nearly everything
on the list shows a material gain on the prices of
yesterday evening, aud the final prices were nearly
the best of the day there was nothing apparent that
indicates the market to be more or less than il has
been for a month"; brokers market The business of
today amounted TO 30s. 600 shares, against
23520O shares yesterday. and the actions
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Mem Publications
SUPPLEMENT- TO SCALPEL No. as.
~ THE ORGANIC LAW.

STRUCTURE NARlCOCEbE HEMORRHOlDs. and
their consequence exhaustion absurity oi swa
lowing medicines descriptive nature OF these affections ana
nehois of treatment the old methods Obsolete
al susceptible o rapid and often OF Immediate re-
mOvaL
Circumcision: was II religious hvgenic ritc two
methods OF performing It promotes vry and mental pu
Iy. -
Neuralgia ana Anpmia what they People who are
blood and nerve starved; what IL the cure -,
the cary decay American women Is II proper 10 chec1
the increase OF fsmilyf
Of structure by Internal Incson new nsiru.
ment immediate type operated ON p
The urethr0tome nj his private hOpa b. Dr. DIXON sec'eh
three thousand treated durnS the past thirty yer'
Nirlty Young Married People an unsuspected
cause.
Influence of Tobacco the Sexual Powers.
Forty pages octave elegantly printed, 20 cents
whole be had ot tc edit Or olly for SIs Wen
boundin large volumes OF $50 each NOS Al ana
as, price 90 cents contain tho articles on Tobacco
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
line from Of DR. Dixon is or value 70 the
whole human race Horace Greeeys Review OF woman
DIR Dixon has IN lde an audience for himself bv the
experience profession win give weight TO what
HIS works always read Win prohI BOSTON
Traveller
'Dr Dixon a OF gr eatest capacity 10 te CHI
Every page is weghy with knowledge ana experiences
New YORK Daily Times.
his works could placed in hands Of every young
they wOud boon Of priceless vauc 10
NJ" Horace GIeelev's notice OF Diseases OF
the sexual system
Every mother land should read Dr. Dixon's work
[Dr Bonds The Methodist Advocate and Journal
Hours fore onshtation 10 To- 2t04 to 10 evenings.
Office No. % 5thave. n. v
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MINES AND MINING.
TrrsnAr- Sen,. os-r. II.

TUESDAY Sept. 2s-P. II.
Mining stocks to-day generally were dull, with
here and there exceptional activity. Consolidated
Virginia was dealt in 20 an unusual extent. but the
price was remarkably steady at 3. and California
remained firm at 2. Chrysoltc was very steady at
4.O5G11O until just before the close,
when il rose to 400. Little Chief
was weak and fell from 90 TO SPAS cents. and
Annie sold at G3aGl cents against 62 cents yestcr-
day. Climax declined from Leo to 1.40 and Little
Pittsburg sold at 2ai liukill not active, but
was firm at 1.G5. Silver Nugget was largely traded
in down to 46 cents mt which il closed, against 80
cents yesterday. Moose from 81 TO 3s
037 ccats, and Gold Placer was cen t
higher at II cents. We note sales oi
Best and Bclcher Mt lola, Mexican at 1Ol2. Union
Consolidated at 20si a2ll2. Ophir at 9d9is, Sierra
Nevada at / Il. Father de Smet at ., Bodle at
do Buwcr ~ 1l2. BulI-Domngo at 6l2. Horn Silver
at Is, Silver Gun at 2.S5d2ai and Robinson Con;
solidated at S2l. The markets closed quiet and
steady.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
CorporGtloll \ oilrcs.

NOTICE.-Proposals will be received at the
~ Once OF tie Department Of Pabic Charities and Cor
provisions dry goods &c. for full Information city
iecord, for sale at NO 2 City Halt
NOTICE.-PT0pOsas will be received at
~ Of department Of Public Csritics and Cor
rection. 10 october g. 10
ing the joiner for repairing the enge
Information,
CITY Record. for sale At No. 2 ity Hall.
rNO CONTRACrORS.-S Pcoposals for
L building sewers paving regulating acting curb and
gutter stones ggBg sidewalks In
avenues viii be received the Office Of the Department o
Works until September 80. 1880 For iul inorua
ton, City Record. for sale at No. city Hall
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Sept 2s. 1880.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
xFn YORK CITY


vFn-YORE CITY.
Robhnsaye 4 @ cor OF Pontac.si. 5OXl05 Edward
Kelly aud another 10 Mary Donncliy. Sf2o
/. Sturtevsnt and wife to Henry J West,:;..
37th-st. =. 42j Il OF Sth ave. 2iyA9S0 Wende,
lin Vcten and wife 10 Lucas Breitenstcu ana =. nan
Rond AID a. vic to William b Lynch .,........ 10000
ipeyssf rsS's a Nc 70 5000
Same property TO Maria Jones' one haI III AN
terest o'oVo
En-.i, II c of Peari.si, lOOxl0O Robert Jones to
Henry StetsOa and wife Onc10urth Interest
thonv Mowbgay and wife To Clara Charo rim 31oOo
showIer and wi,e 10 SIMON Bing jr.....~.... $4,000
lOthst. 12S IL W 81 Wsvery place. 2-xJo Geo q 900
Achonbach 10 Thomas AchenOach ;..........-. 2OOo
oi'T,o,; r., ana -, VIC n Min p Palmer ~ 900
Same prop rty nr Pnlmcr 10 Jesse lcrrs, lV0OO
5ith.st. : 100 T. " NJ 18th ave, 25xO26X25tNe60;
and also gore OF laud between 63l and Gith>ts,
1870 OF 5th ave ,r3Tl x4j.4x33ll Conrad , -oo
sciu ct al TO Dctoben ll,op
rt Il 49, W,sm a. 07jO
to The ftpa nsGr nee company ..... 10000
41th-st. = 1853 II q of 7thave lS.0X1Ol4; James
McCarter and wife - Edward smith -.
1st-aye. Of 7tih-st 22iN7 William Clark o.-
and wife to Amos Is StiA-ton 5000
' Carl son and VII. 10 Amos r Stratton .. 49,. 44l3
2d-ave. 6 of lO7thst. 75xl25 Henry Mo o-o
Gown aud wife TO Edward Parsels -0o
RECORDED LEASE
Byrne Mary 10 Moncrief. No 40 East Houston . am
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Oreau Stedmers.

MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOR QUEE NSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ONLY Transatlantic line und-r the AMERICAN FLAG
Sailing Wednesday Pha slphli ana Liverpool
Eylra salpgs on alternate SATURDAYS.
PENNSYLVANIA. Wednesday, Sept, ~ \ a in
VADERLAND. SATURDAY. October 2 4 p m
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every saturday alternately from Phlaiephs and
New.l for Antwerp, landing passengers witn le"
Of The important points OF interest on the Con-
LORD Give, Saturday. october 2. a.
NADERLAND. Satur0ay, October - D. m
For rates passage and other information apply -
PEIEd WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents
307 Welnut-st. Phadclpha ~ BroaGway New. ! ork
ANCHOR LINE u. :. NAIL STEAMERS.
N NEW.YORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No 20. North River. New. York
Oct = 50 II, AnchOrs....OCt 10 . D. m
DeyoDla . Oct "a. NJ EthOpd....Ou 2A. a. m
1hese steamers 40 not carry cattle, sheep orW gs
Cabins 500 to $50. Excursion ucses al relucedfat'%
Second Cabin. $40 sieeIage s.
NEW-YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
From Pier No f6. North River. foot Of Chares-st
'Elvsia oct. @. 81 m >ict-'ilA ---Oet 10 n IN
Cabins 500 and S6t EScUrsioB tickets at reduceh ras
Steamt r, marked do moi carry a-srngere. 49, ,,
HEN DERSON BROTH EK>. Agents ! Bowling Green
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE. -.
Pier Of Company No AZ North River foot ~ Mortons
Travel ers by tins line avoid bon transit by Engush ra
aud the dscom'ors OF crossing the Channel IN s
boat -. , O.. m u - .
FRANCE Trudclc......... wednesday, oct t. GS a. III
Cheeks drawn OF amounts osuit
y,
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Sales bp Aufilon.

AUCTION SALE.-Police Department City
n Newyork; sale unclaimed property account Police Life
fund, September 3O 1880 10 a. 3Oi Mott
VAN TAssELL g KEARNEY. Anctioneersi terms casi
articles Particulars city Record for salt
CITY Hall basement
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sAy FRANCISCo CLOSING PRICES.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

SAN FRAxCI co. Sept. 2s-A sharp break in the
ComstGcks al the carly 'ntoras7 SESSION GaaY
IS 10; Ophlr. 80 90; Sierra Nevada. no 70 (;
Belcher So 10 Yellow jacket, 81 50, and Others IN
proportion. II is common rhmor that the cIosscuts
in Union near the drift running norm ana south,
east of the main ledge, on the 200 level Theory.
however is not particularly important. On regular
CALL the manipulator9 sustained the market
vate advices from Lower Arizona are that
two extra stages are daily loaded with passengers
Havshaw District, Arizona made line strike on
the 22d inst. in the main shaft at depth OF 10
feet. Average assays $500 per ton. ims stnke
WAS also reported in special disnatch to lHE
TRIBUNE from Tucson. September ~
LEADvuLE. Sept. 2S.-Chrysolite's ore shipments
to-day were over 100 tons; Monday; lO4 tons
Sunday Ga tons Saturday 02 ions; Friday, l24
tons. The north and northwest workings
are looking unusually well. John /. Her
rick superintendent OF the Little Chez, went
to Denver on Monday. There Il no change III the
mine The production is twenty-five tons per day.
Climax since starting up, has averaged twenty five
tons OF ore daily. one-rIrd of which Is iIsi-cass'
ever before Tomorrow. Don Men. Palmer, of
Anne. returned tins morning. He leaves LeadvIlle
for San Francisco. His successor ~ Theodore +.
Van Wagenen. fornerly Of the Leadville Mining
Company. The Robinson smelter Will start up Oc-
tobcr o.
The receipts of bullion in Ncw-York yesterday
from the mines amounted to S'52, 1872 ~.
The Union mine, Of Breckenrldge, Col, it is re-
ported, has been sold to the Boston Gold and Silver
Mining Company for $4,000.
An immensely rich discovery OF silver Is said to
have been made recently IN the SaugTe de Christie
range about eight miles west of Buena Vista, Col.
a CORES Dndent of The Rocky Mountain Aelcs. writ
ING from that place. says:
The silver is scooped out by the shoveful. easily
mined and certainly exists III almost Incredible rich
ness and abundance IL Is found mixed with coarse
sand aud loose rock. but ground zen feet from
The VEN has been assayed by Nj c. +. Abbott. the
owner and $4,000 IN silver. Mr. Abbott Is well
aud fayofabv known mere andln LeadVlie ns gentle
man of unques Oned honor. and has box of this
dcrlul ore, fully oui1tbs OF which Is clearly TO he
seen is Simply pure silver and ready to his dis
ogcry and chlnks Of the pure stun al time. The
necC OF pure silver found top, and vary from
nbrt in size 10 hens egg 1t is certainly something
entirely new IN mining.
An extract from The LeadrHe Democrat was mad
vcrtently credited III this column yesterday TO The
Chronicle IF that city.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29

EDWARD L. LEWIS. Auctioneer.
WOODROW a. LEWIS will sell, on
w Wednesday september 90 at 1870 o'clock Al no 293
frors, &C. OF the above private residence be
longing 10 the estate Of Hull Clark Catalogues
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Drouo6dls.
IMPROVEMENT OF SAVANNAH RIVER, Ga

USIIRD STATES ENGIhFER OFFICE.
BUILDING. New York, sept. II. 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS. iu uip icite adi cssod TO The
dersgued be received AZ s ONCE UNI! II O'Clock nOJu
ON tie .d October 1880 which and pice they
vii "a. dgug the
savannah River From 900 100000 cable yards Of
bid
for &C. may be obtained at t Office
or from 5. L. FKEMON {. As.sant EIGmeer, savannah
\.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF lIiE SECRETARY
WAsIIAGIOS. ID C.. sept II. lSS0.)
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received AT the
y states Treasury Department until IL O'Clock
noon Thursday. 1880 supplying furniture FOR
the custom House building at th cago, III
further details plans and specifications Of the furn
tnis rcairri can obtained upon application
ury Detartment Washin gtOn. ID. G.
ins will not bo considered except from parties engaged In
the OF u and who have The fac
Tie. or making delivering the furniture within the
specnea by Department.
The reserves right reject all blda
or paris OF bids, and to waive defects
" ' JOHN SHERMAN.
secretary.
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THIRD CALL-2:30 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
AMERICAN MINING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
FIRST CALI--1O O'CLOCK A. VI.

Anie con Virginia Hukiu Union Con
. .G3 10. $50 3OJ 800 lCj 2O-..-.- SJE
Battle Greek Chrysoite MeNcIn Nandcwater
100 -, 40 800 -. 4 10 50. IOtq 200 .b30. 80
100 bio 3 l5 100 % silver Nugget SOJ...... .ol
400 slO $40 700 b5 s.lC lS0t.....- .67 ODhir
Bests Bclcler Boston Con sutro Tunnel 40 -....- 81
90 r. lOis 10. ~ 80 100 .... l.55 Sierra Nevada
California Climax 'O...... ia
2OO...... 2.O5 40O~blO. L70
l200..... l.Gj
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BARCELONA MINING COMPANY,

Office ll6 broadway. New-lorK
the laws Gf ihe state OF New York
Capital 0OO0U0 In 100000 shares OF the par OF s25
Full paid and unas-essable.
President, David G. FeITis. VI ePresiden. A. j. Sever
ence; Managing Director. w r. Leon Secretary T.. ID.
Barnes Trustees DAVID c. Ferns. severance, y Y;
W. r. Leol, belmont John . Jones. L. senator
Nevada H. sVDings I3U Pearlst, New YORK samuel J.
bnrrel. 40 Broad ST., New York VIM l. fagN, supervisor
Com panys Bsnkera American Exchange National Bank;
ReRisti OF Transfers. Union Trust Company. EewYork
Company q Counsel, Holmes and Adams
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nrssRs IvIsoN. BGAKEMAN, TAYLOR & CO. rake
Measure in announcing that they have now ready
swn,ons Supplementary Readers, series of carefully grad
mated reading books designed TO connect with any oi the
,aar scres of Readers They attractive in appear
spce are bound in CLOTH the first four books are pro
fney Illustrated by Fredericks White Delmsn Church. and
others Tne 81 books which closely coordinated with
the several Readers Of the Regular series ares
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filming.
ALTA MONTANA COMPANY.

n
Capital. s5.O0O.00o. Shares $40 elch. Unassessabla
FICERs--Presient. W. W. Wickss Vice President,
Michael SNOW; Secretary, H. r. Brooke.
DINECTORS-W.W Wickcs A. :. Birnss Alanson Trssk,
L. M sheldon Mchae! snow New YORK = T. Halser. Colo
oFFICE 10 AND lS WALL STREET
OFFICE oY THE PARIEYs Park SILVER MINING co..
No. 81 BE AyEH-Sr. NEW YORK.
A SPECIAL MEETING of The stockholders
N Of tins Company held the orce of the
pany, In this city,
TUESDAY. Oc. 9TH. at 10 O'Clock a m.
by order of the Trustees
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EASY STEPS FOR LITTLE FEET.

suppementsry First Reader In this book the aitIac-
five the chief aim the pieces have been written and
with special reference the feelings and anoes OF
early chidhoJd
ls pages in cloth and profusey illustrated tsee
Prices Tor examination below
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ROTTERDAM LINE.
IL steamers leave WAToON'S STORES. Brooklyn.
ANSTrt.D, Wednesday, Ocubcr Gth.
CAIATD We1c Oc, ,ODel 10TH.
lst Canin. s6O--s7O "a Cabin s5G. seeraVe s!S
IL CAZAUA. n south WliamsL
FUNGI EDAE d CO.. u south NIlanst, Freight Agta
L. v. NORRIS. 0n Broadway Genera Passage gent
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL. MAii, - IA Il S''
Won, FOR QUEEN>TDWN AND LlEEaIoVL- po,,.
II this Line
ended nv ent amy u. s. N bJtn oit ward
ana nome ard voyages - -
OEhstA ~ IC CAPT. hcnnedy dthidy CS.. :; . ~
KEPGhIIC. Capt irving ma, sd'{ V' ~ ~
Gcalcl
Bl1FAN I ".n P.rrv > Iu .cf- % . " 4 ~.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF "E>i
lOIUST. =,
These rteamers uniform In and unsurpassed tp
pOintmeuts The StaterOOns sihO~lnS itt
are andshps the noise Snd motion t'
felt afordng degree OF comfort hhsrto unsttlaos
o.,
kATEs-Saoon, $50 and slO0 Steerage. s!a Return
tickets favorable terms
These steamers carry neither cattle sieep norpSt 49,
OF plans a1i other Iuormts0n Apply AZ tne
COmpany's 0flces No 81 Broadway. YORK o NO iAo
Walnut l.. Philadelphia -. CURTIS. Agsut
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The following shows tho exports lexclus,ve of
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GOLDEN BOOK OF CHOICE READING.

Supplementary Second Reader This book represents
great variety OF pleasing and instructive reading consisting
~ child lore and poetry noble attractive oh
lect-readiugs written specially foI It,
1872 pages; cloth; with numerous Illustrations
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hE
Tragedian. A series Of DRAMATIC SKETCHES. Rich In
Anecdote and reference Actors and Actresses
Good commissions wide.awake agenta Terms sent on
Kary application. J. N. sToDDART & CO., Philadelphia
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
Read Out of Church.

"Sakes alive" said the good-natured
Colonel Scion, as he rushed into the Oil
City Derrick Office, II never felt so warm
as this but once afore in my life, an that
are time 'twasn't 80 awful hot in the atmos-
phere, either" "When was it Colonel"
''Twas some time ago. / was Twin in
Jameston, and was q respectable member
Of one Of the churches, an like all respect
able members had a ticket for my sleepin'
berth during long sermons on hot days.
One day when twas more'n usually hot, l
was just droppin' off to sleep when !
thought I'd wipe my forehead. / felt for
but couldn't find my handkerchief. Just
then / noticed suthin' white on the floor
beyond my feet, and bein' q little nigh
sighted, I took ii for my missing rag, and
went for it. There warn't no partitions
below the seats in that are church, SO when
I reached down l saw some one in the pew
front Of me had a foot on my Handkerchief,
an it riled me q trife; so when I got hold
Of it I yanked about 200-weight on it the
first haul. Sakes alive; there was the al
firedest scream yer ever heard. an there I
had got hold Of old maid jenkins summer
dress, an yanked her off the seat an un-
der it into my own pew afore I node my
self. She iounced up in a second. with a
long dust mark down her back, and hat
jammed down over one eye, her sleeve rip
ped open, an her false hair hangin' down
over her shoulders. I jest sat there, sort
O. stunned like, with the minister an the
whole congregation watchin' her crawlin'
out from under my pew, lookin' as If we'd
been havin' 9 fight. an she'd got the worst
Of it an me not a KNOWN what to say. I
haint bin to that church since. an az Miss
Jenkins said I was drunk, they kind o. read
me out Of the place, an I never had a
chance to vindicate my karakter."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
PACIFIC COAST INTELLIGENCE.
The Chinese Commissioner Sailed
for China-An Insane Man Throws
Himself i'm Front of an Engine.
and his Body Mangled-Citizens
Almost Starving.

AlAnOSt Star
[By Telegraph to the sentinel.l
SAN Francisco, June 19.-The steamer
Oceanic sailed to-day for Hong Hong via
Yokohama. Among the passengers were
Messrs. Angel, Swift and Trescoatt, Min
listers and Commissioners to China. A tug
with the friends OF the Commissioners, ac-
companied the steamer to the Heads.
This morning Martin McQueeny, a native
Of Ireland aged so years, was seen to throw
himself in front Of the engine Of the Menlo
Park train Of cars, near the Industrial
School, which passed over him, and his
body was terribly mangled. The deceased
arrived in this city. in charge of his son,
from Oregon, where he had been confined
in an insane asylum for three weeks.
A Tucson dispatch says: Aspecial from
Shakespeare, New Mexico. to the Star, says
that the citizens of Silver City and vicinity
are almost starving for want of provisions.
Not n pound Of flour, potatoes, bacon or
the staple necessaries of life is to be had
for love or money. Neither can checks or
Eastern exchange be converted into cash.
Currency being u~nattainable, business is
completely Frustrated, both at Silver City
and Shakespeare, Victoria's raids are the
cause OF all this, yet General Hatch tele-
graphed Governor Wallace recently that
he knew Of no trains having been robbed
by Indians.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-20
Women.s Influence.

What would this poor world be without
women, anyhow? One Of the dear crea-
tures-a Miss Blake-has poured the oil
Of glsdness upon ~ Democratic head, by
knocking the underpinning from the idea
that John Kelly Is o power in New York.
At a recent speech at Indianapolis, Indiana.
this Miss Blake-bless her a~ntedeluvian
soul for the revelation l. said that Kelly
didn't take away any Of Governor Robin
sons votes, but the women did the bust
ness, because he vetoed the bill allowing
the women to vote for school officers. OF
course, with Kelly q ~nonentity, and the
women without q grievance against the
Democratic candidate for President, New
York is safe this year for the Democrats,
and we can all rejoice. Rah for Blake
Miss Blake, we mean.-Montana Madiso-
MAN.