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caught and he was whirled around tue sh"i'' "''
head being crushed TO a pup.
LONG ISLAND.


J,u,rcA-Tlkauah Barfo. age eighty-n'ne'. a
veteran of the war Of 1872 died no his nome III WV
village of Jamaica yesterday morLinR'
RfyERuEAD.-The twentg-sirlih annual Ia'r TO. OF
the suffolk County AereuI.nrai LoclsW of Tuesday
evening Notwithstanding he storm OF ues" ~
II was one of the most succo1Sul ever heiu W '"0
society. go a. ,,, -
Ur,psTrAD-At the meeting IT the Presby'ory oi
Nassau held at Hampstead on .us:iayi wv Franp
raj relations were dissolved that the Key;
lin Noble of Hampstead, sad ot the heV' - S'S"'
ingale. of Babylon. 81, p
PArcGoGUR.-T NJ. Grginr, fn old resident on
Patchoaue while returning ~ hls h"nlc h"n Wv
honse of a friend IN April. mas aliacaeu yy u
no sLed man and was struck IN tho head WIN an
axe. receiving serious INJURIES, Last week . nd
Grand Jury of SuoS County inflicted n ,e tbe
John Cash for he crime. IL was coplul''cu =" WV
County Jail yesterday In deianit oil baii'
AsToRIA.-The body Of an unknown man; an9 ,,
forty wears of age five feet EIGHT inc hes ~
with black hair and whiskors, and dressed ID u' n
suit was found in the EaSt Nyfrp a, soe three
"Wednesday evening. Eliza McBride' aIe ,nis ~
years of Est Astoria, whle PLAYING ~ tno IT, h
"Wednesday afternoon fell into me c is,etn, nd
chlds cries attracted the mOtners ee'r,,o TIE
,notIye,,s cries alarmed The pHghbors, VINO, aic,I
much Iahor. succeeded IN taking them hotn OUT oue
nor until the child was deaf. MIs- MUD NO ~ "
feared will not survive the 5hoc&'
STATEN ISLAND
C,rrroN-A horse and wagon were stolen yester-
dav morning from the stables OF A. oinWd'a- III
Pennsylvania-ave.. at Chiffon
ErrIsGyIIJE.-Patrick McKeon left his team
stapdng Tuesday evening az the raroan Pr ~
EifinVyille and was absent n few minutes Nnch
mo returned the team was go.o and he has not slCo
seen anything of it. The property was 'sIdeu ~
| $400. ,>, ,,,,,,,,, ,rouNc
yoxKrps-The house of Samuel ID H9wley, II
| North broadway was entered Ly burglars TUESDAY
| evening while the family were al yea ANU s'o' q
| quantity of valuable jewelry.
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SHOCKING CRUELTY OF A FATHER.

John Quinn, of No. 105 Bowers-st., jersey City
Heights was arrested yesterday on charge 0i
cruclrv 10 his daughter Efie, age ten The chld
WAS taken before Justice S0ls,ng, III the Second
District Police Court, where she told the following
story:
pena lost his pocketboOk last Sunday, and it was
fonUd hv nv brother who II To mother Papa SAID
I oad II and beat sunday night ne came nome IN
,ny,cated and heat me with a whip from O'Clock AT
night until o'clock Monday morning., ONLY Stopping To
Soehaer and when | returned and told hun the stores
we're sim M he took of all Of und lohing and
M, me ont OF doors telling TO go ana play WIN t
90 Tommy ana did not have anything 10 eat until
Mnncay Night when went u house IN Hut ton-st''
~Dnre i,dy gave u some food and kept us ali night
tommy went home Tuesday night, but am AFRAID papa
will beat IL / go back.
The story of the child was cOrroborated by Qulnns
neghbors Justice Stilsing will send Quinn before
l~the Grand Jury.
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THREE STEAMSHIPS WRECKED.

dispatch from London yesterday T Rnelo amJ
three British steamships-the Robna, Behalla a at
St ia neon wrecked III the harbOr OF St. MI
chaeps. Azores Islands, during hurricane oc'o-
ber2. .r.a. NTH q cargo
g 90 r. - rusheIs of wheat from Havre, on Septcn-
her I3' She was an iron screw steamer, l,lsi tons
canac,fy. $50 feet long, 81 feet beam ana ~ ieeV
dbe Renala was an iron vessel of 1856 tons capa-
citv and SAILED from Port Eads for Bay onne WIN
cargo of 81 900 bushels of wheat, September 10
me STAG was an iron screw steamer Oi lOuo tons
c,nac,tv go feet long 80 feet beam and ~ ,ec'
depth of hold. She sailed from Port Eads Tor Mar
settles. with cargo of 7G,903 bushels OF whea'
Liter diepatcb saws: 1.-THE Robna foundered
in deem water and will probably be total loss INC
Renalia sunk IN the harbOr after having been III
coiIision with the Robnia. 1he Stag went ashore
and is full of water. She has been surveyed, ana IL
il recommended that she he sold"
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po2RERy BY TWO CHILDREN.

Herman Hoops, age thirteen, of No 1,O13 SIXTH
ave-, and Charles Bardwell, age thirteen. Of no
liz East FitIe hist, Were arralgned before Juieo
sm,th Al the Jefferson Market PoIice Court, yester-
an and were charged with having f0rcibly taken
Sss from James j. Powers, age twelve, at Broad
Way aud Twenty-sxth-st. "Wednesday evening Ell lI,
IT, Powers boy had been sent by his father to pay
~ ,ent The young robbers after knocking row
err down and taking his money, went to the store
of Charles Ri.zmann. at Broadway ana I"enS
VI ndst aud for $50 bOugbt rife, two reviewers,
ss' hawIckniyes aud fishing tackle. They Kept
zoo zoo Nth which TO go West The boys were com
n,t,ed by Justice Smith In default oil l'ooo Daii'
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uOpcES STILL SUFFERING.

The elizooty continues to 6e the source OF great
annovonce 10 horses and their ownert. Many oil the
brntes an cted with the disease had shown Signs OF
,mnrovement IN the early part of the week. but the
last ram Storm retarded theT progress to"aIu 10
ooyp,v There is very little actual change apparent
in the condition OF the horses at the varioas car sta
bes visit 10 any one of these abes Is convinc-
mo n-oof that he animals suffering baby. Ihey
snceze and cough aud when several hundred OF
them are together they make the building ring WIN
their inharmoniOus misery Nearly all the animals
con Inc worked IN front of the only few can
nor g nsed and they have to be attended to with
great care. . -, -, -, ,a,o
-, fe,v cases of the disease although hue
ssodaIebors Is reported to have died i'll a private
stable.in Fifty-sixth-st. Robert Bonner SAID yes
terday that nearly all OF bis horses mad Kept Tree
There rs marked Improvement in the condition
of mst of the horses suffering from epzooty IN the
stables of the Coney Island and Brooklyn haiiroao
Eompauy.
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work or THE BAPTIST CHURCH.

The Southern New York Baptist Assocla-
ton resumed It's sessions at o a. m wednesday inc
hour between and 10 O'Clock spent In prayer leu
bv the Rev. T. H. Charles jr The association 'nen au
iourned 10 give opportunity to the Women's Foreign
Mtsson Society to hold its meeting. The MISSION $50
ciety opened its meeting with prayer pS
the Rev. III. NJ. Sanders, Of fonkers. Airs D.
r. Colgate presided. An address on tne
objects aud work the society was made by MIS- koo
oyt Harris The report of the secretary and treasurer
and letters from foreign missions were read ana other
routine business was transacted
On the Adjournment of the Mission Society al ll;oo H.
m the association again went into session. The read
ing Of letters from the churches OF the association was
PRAYER was offered by the Rev. Dr. seox or the KEY
Dr Gillette of the North EewYOrk Chirch, VINO IL III
and no; expected To On Ibe recommendation
~ the Committee Membership the ilversue ChuIcH
of West Eighty hist. received INTO the asso
c,t,ou The repors OF the trustees or tue assocUVn'
md thc tustrcs of the Disabled Ministers and Minis
ters Widows Fund read and adopted sixteen uei-
eg tes we're appointed to tue BAPTIST S'ae COhVen-
ron To be held at Cortlandt, N Y, OCTOBER 20,
Tbe rcport OF the corresponding secretary
was then read and The following Statistics SLOWING me
prrsent standing the Baptiss denomination III tnis
State aud throughout the United states, were gwen
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WAITING FO.: A VERDICT.

The iuonest over the twenty victims OF tne
accident IN the Hudson River Railroad tunnel was
resumed at jersey City last evening. C0iOncl ray nc
testified as follows, alter being sworn
Engineer Brush consulted with me In reference
tn the binding of the tunnel. did not consider IL
feas HE TO run one large tunnel under the river OF
TWO small ones close together. ] did not oelieVe
that If was practicable to use compressed ar III
nroiect of this kind and told Colonel hasklns so
The first time | mes him. | was frequently COW
snIted bv Colonel Haskins, but IN 1879 l declined
TO have any responsibility, as dad not believe II
The use of compressed air IN the tuhiei. IL
10 not possible TO criticlse such w0rk
unless you have a 1ull knOWleuee
Of the methods used in It's construction.
I think a casson could have been used similar TO
the one now in use at the shaft The temporary
entrance should have been strongly braced ana the
nearer the men came to the working smart III tne
temnor,ry entrance the less reliance should nave
| heen nlaced on the compressed ar"
Colouel HaskIns was recalled and read STATE
,nent IN which he claimed that the tunnel company
was justified in its of compressed ar III Inc tul-
nell that it had been used with perfect success loi
six nontns that the pressure could De increaSeu Vi
| reduced when necessary. 80 A..
| General Charles X. Graham said he Thought t1al
civ months success I'll experience with compressed
arr would Justify Colonel HaskIns III relying on sucu
| an agency as a supporting power ana thai nc Wouo
| not lave been afraid TO work III the tunnel
| Coroner Virgins stated that the evidence was
completed and the jury was locked up IN the court
|
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IMPRISONMENT FOR THEFT.

In the Court of General Sessions, "Wednesday,
Recorder smyth presiding Annie Dotson, a servant
EMPLOYED by James d. Wilson, of No 34s West Fifty
scventhst pleaded guilty 10 the charge of stealing
iewelry aud money in all about $3.50, from her mistress
and was sentenced the Penienary for four years and
a half. ,,.. ,..o., -, Son,o,,hor OF
Richard Dudley met Martin Johnson on oepteinoer %
nc Induced M To No. Sc Chrystiest winch place.
he SAID was lodging house Kept by his mother john
ann hal nag around his neck which contained $50 IN
god Dudley cut the string and stole the money Ho
nIeoded guilty Wednes day aud sentenced to state
prison for five years.
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SUyP VEVS
SUJf NLVo.
POET OF NETWORK OCT. T.
.yHTNrH

ARRIVED.
str celtic r 0caiou Liverpool Sept ~ and Queenstown
Scr jan Breide CBeg,, Mekle Antwerp iih dass
r 1se Fsweeit CBr. Hodge Bona Sent 70 and olbralia
Str ciiy OF Anono Burrows Galveston Sept o. Key West
Sur emond Stevens West Point Va Old Dominion
str Neptune. BERRY Boston to . DimocS Az, .,.
s sn Ai ssre5 s % order vessel 70 hco oee
8ark Ger Kemp. Bremen ~ days with md'e 10 Or
xrn.iroos A0 p lima e. cay Elm r0"
Bark Ncono ltln. Pence 81 NazalEe "a aAy" ~ Dass
BarE GveT5s star Nor, Natvis BOraeaaH 3S days IL bal
'' BARK upr SoT 0isen Kragsroe So with ice Ben
gark ASgasn FRI Makes NansIre 40 days, in ballast
% BARK Rosia tNor Madsen Hull aaya ballast to To-
Brig Racer Br Fsrner Arohanscl So days with fax Z"
sehr Prospect powers Island with granite to ordsr
Scur New London.
wiSD~sabset-~At sandy Ii~oX. hight W; clear Al city
Island. same c,y.per
strs Now.York City (Br. Evans Bristol Arto1 Coz scan
dnsyia . Prn eS aT nSxr Coz n3mser & lrnS
MaIsoies seager Bros Westpbala tesi seh"e1sen dsn
S Hi r aw,. H ami 6aer.so stag baker
sSaqs , Mare s GS fa Howe
Ysags Fanny STs onn Roberts Mas
haitian Kelly EoroS c'y Point and Nes%sp ON gSS
i Berry ~ B,,s,on. II + Dmocs: , u
ships Ty'psichOe tGeT Koaer Ant%srP Iheo huse
H.rs ara Utah Poniremnh l.OHen seager brs Fior
enc, l. Obj Grierssn cork for ORDERS, Mhithey9 20
I,if Queenstown and faniDutn .or
| orders Oerlen % Coz Athena tjerl scn"suhk
lose BueR0 lie nbad ~ Ja2o anu
Cuantanamo cuba, Wsy,ioH Co Esther BenlainlD Lio
Eorieaux BenhSm Pickering 90; Virginia 1hurl0w las
Mabel snow, dunedin Ne1nhB'
| ION and Iytt " H. X w Cameron ~ 60.
| Rrps La Armstrong. Alexander. PointaF i're oun,
l. 4 Armstrong; Pearl DrghIman Port epNh' Dane'
SchTs E On ,mbers Br) Buck, ST John Is, Neyiu.
SON Lo iovclanG e,c9mSnd sasnt Bailey
Robert Ro.s (Bri, Clerk st John Henry Anna
rirr rI Van Wait 81 John. b. A Henry, Ae&Ia tBr,
! Dly Perth AmDoy, s, A Henry.
! FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, Oct Arr str HohenzoIern (Ger from New
York OF GATHERINGS Point on her way 10 Bremen sur
ron 1rl from Montreal Dundee; str Gaiego sn fen
Sew Dreams az Liverpool Bark Fairy BIZ from Newi ORR
via previously reported aground al Se"ho's'
| has nOaied and Dcrthcl g.. ,ro,, Nav
n 1yE oct Arr SIR Vile d Alger. Msnse, from Now
| YORK. .-.. .h,, Chatham R.na nd
trm Manigne via NOrOlz Va has arrived ~ Syu sl D.
Martinique Ia escape the ycllo" lvse
IoSDoS SaIed-ls st INST Bertha tCanl sss
inst Alma Capt WoxhOlt, queen OF the Fleet tne ,t
for NewYOrS DisinganO, Gustav and oscar senator
H.. IA Il two for Chapman u Jys.pa t ~
coy Balumore; 6th inst AlaDania JONI
man NIcolo p the last New YORK. Lazy Vwehs iv'
or New-Orleans IIeci
Arryed-2Ith ult Monte san Angeo bin lst; oot -,t
Dirigo &C apt Coffin ErDrin, Kate covert Sny DA0'' N
| INST Karsten Lanyard. the latter at Do'er
| For later snip Neos q any. see fVfh Page
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ROWING ON THE HARLEM.

The thirty second annual regatta OF the
Atolanta Boat Cub took place the Harlem River yes
terday afternoon The were all mile straight
AWAY down the river with the finish in front OF the club
house The palr-odred she'll race was won by Edward
Blake and j. Z. Justice stroke, in 6:22 T. Ihc single
shell race was won by b. i. Barnes, IN GAL Tue double
scutl race was won by the composed OF H. r.
R,rnes how and q. H. Day SlrOkc, III 4:43 The four
Dared shell race won by the crew com 1osed OF W.
n Downs how A. Wright. +. l.. Curuss, g. +. Secley
irnkc in 4:22 The SINGLE race wac won by GEORGE
Ue time 0;55 The eiCht-Oared barge race was won by
tbe married crew over tue single men, In 645i2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08

Livingston ST.. Brooklyn, Wednesday evening. hen-
hen w Ropes who has been the president OF the aso
cia,ion far eighteen years presided The annual re-
bort for the thrtyseventh year of the existence Oh
the society was read by the secretary Tue oa
of persons assisted during the year was o,o1 80,
against S524 in the year before. Oihcers ioi .ne
next year were chosen and an advisory co'nini''''
If sixtv-fiye persons
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ALEX. VI. HAYS & CO., 81

ALEX. VA. HAYS & CO., 81
UniOn.Square, Ncw-YOrk, have
the largest and finest collection
Of Partisan EsisqHe figures ever
seen i'm this country.
These articles not only pre-.
sent delightful studies o. deli
cate and beautiful cOiOrs. but
they subtly express pleasing
ideas. which give them a higher
artistic value than merely dec
Orative objects possess.
Alex. VI. HAYS 4 CO..
81 Union Square. New.E0r
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mendipe that the building be taken down ut once,
be not confirmed on the ground that parts OF tue
building can he made sufficiently secure; S ION,
trollrr Kelly introduced resolution TO tne encoi
nv the Board Of Aldermen, all city stocks ana ooi
hereafter issued shall be exempt from taAaon iol
CITY and county PURPOSES and shall not bear inter
est exceeding 40 per cent The resolution was laid
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NEW YORK STATE.

sms from SUNNY -N'"-'
Tne contributions of The churches IN this state dnrng
rho mast wear benevolent purposes were S'O'V' 90
IN tue Unit a States, 80. SO, 94| 20 49, .oa,or
At the evening session the Rev. Henry cross pasto'
Of tne Raptl.t Pilgrim Church, made an address on sun
dav-scbools and the Rev Henry NJ Galiaher, OF Brooh
vti smoke on SUNDAY -schOOl literature
The Association met at a. IN. Yesterday Inc Com-
n,lfee on Education recommended IN us report thtl
larger patronage oe given 30 the COLLEGES or the Ceuo
nation and taat be given 10 the perah
RIbe College In this city In discussion attention WIS
called TO the small number OF young men VINO are
Sevofiug themselves the ministry ana tne reason
vas lid TO be the lack of interest IN the SUBJECT Oh the
nart of uor,nts and cnurch members.
AZ tne afternoon session the Committee on ooitu
nresented It's report aud expressed the rrerrt OF e
hssociaon at loss OF the late Nathan Bshop' H.
ID The churches of the Association reported tne
deaths of li2 members during the year. Inc yearly
ranort Of The Baptist City Mission was read py the
Rcv Charles T. Evans. The Rev. Hasey W. Knapp
preached - , o,.orsad and
was devoted 10 addresses on the various phases OF
tne citv missions work. The Rev. q. ID. herr
smoke on tne wide field for labor presented 0y
tie large number of cOOred people IN tnis
c,fy fhe Rev J. J. Brouner made AN
address, on mission work the CGlnese OF THIS cry
The Rev r. ). Macarthur spoke OF the work az me
GOspe Tent n secondaye. e. II. Andrews spoke OF inc
work of the CITY Mission society and dppeaeu Ior aii
10 enable II 10 carry its abOrs. The ASSOCIATION al
iourned until next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08

CELERY AS A REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.
Ir G. w Benson, OF Baltimore Mo- practclng pnysie.ah
Nv no has paid much enton 10 nervous "a ' In
cnvered that extract celery I'd chamonie conOh IN
certain proportion. invariably cures heaGache either Oos
dysnentic nervous SICK headache neurana sieep
indioeston ana TINS Is ulu nph III
cheisIry and sufferers al over the country are o.
@ hv mil He prepares pills at 80 cents per box Inc
ocr largely known AMI mighty respected N Bat
fI,Ssconai MeiRoiisL New. YORK office, llJ Fulton ST.
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uur, TON MARKET AND CITY BONDS

Ar spec,al meeting of the Commissioners OF the
s;ns,np Fund held in the MAYORS office yesterday
the a,sIOn OF rebuilding Fulton Make. Was t,s
Carnoration Counsel to appear on bchaii OF , me
Co,no,isson in all legal proceedings anu JAKE tne
SositIon that the report OF the surveyor ie'oA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08

When too late many mothers become aware
har their te darings fallen victims TO an ndcous
diet of arinaceOus food. Their somachs are utte 20 ~
Iote snch food and supply the want OF mother mix
Meins Food has prepared anu has been ac uyNsoge
authority unG0uOted success ~ nIuslsss
and grocers furnish Price 40 cents l. MEiCAF Co.,
Boston. Mass.
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HOME NEWS.
ppouJNTNT ARRIVALS.

rim ircure Hotei-Congressman Richa.n LIN ~, ,pe
Low W Loctport y v, Gienn w. scoheh legis, Marine
ny, y, and t'olone O. McCawley United S,eS a
corps HoGman HolssA g. Men99eadt u clSreadon
~, - Edward Phelps, OF Vermont. 81 Ntn". Io,st
ExMay1r ID " Habert OF Bnghamton 9 u,f eorge
Co,onei William y. Grier, u. :. A H""so' "'''' ~
off
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COURTNEY ROWS ALONE.

SclpIo, n. Y, Oct 5.-Couitney's race with
Riley was fixed for to-day at Ensenore but as Riley
oiled IN appear Courtney rowed the three miles alone
Ia time beiuC 20 min. 2si2 Tomorrow Be Will
row 10 beat the tiine20 min. Ia II sector
oil 81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08

BEYOND REAsoN.-DoctOr Oh. there you
are, smith! How's tue wef Farmer ~ a., Es '
nier No no she's sensible. That's what Fn ateSrd
Of Inever knowed her 80 sensible. shes ohhara"y
ccnshIe v-fFuD,
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EOR CHARITY'S SAKE.

The thlrty-seventh annual meeting OK the Brook
,vn Association for Improving the Condition OF the
Poor was held at the rooms of the society. No. lOa
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DISCUSSING INTEROCEANIC CANALS.
NrrrrsTfNG PAPER READ BEFORE THE AMERICAN


SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS.
.+o ncctinq of the American society of Civil En-
glneers Wednesday evening at No. Iva Eist i"Cn-
me, hist an interesting paper on ihteIocelnio; va
naIs y by A. q. MenOca was presented III coh'd,Ieu
,,nfn,mitIon derived from recent surveys III Nc,
orsmna. The reports of the surveys OF tne uhlted
Stafes ExpeditIon of 1S72-73, stated tDat Two
lines were located for the canal "etween LaAo
RIver laias on the lake TO tie port oi brlte tne
other from the mouth of the RIVER De- eaio 10 .ng
same terminal pulnt Oh the Pachc. Nneh tne San"l
line extending from below the river san Carlos ~
Grevtown was located IN 1873, but little information
concerning the topography OF the country YViuiu
the valley IN close proximity To the river co'lu pc
obtained. Mr.. Menoea naa occdslIn W ~ 49, S
River San Juanitto and lower valley OF inc oai'
Imam. the result of which suggested the pos
simlitv of finding a more advantageous l9ca-
ton for the canal route, 50 tl' u'Thgs a. ,o,nt
seven miles below the mouth OF the san Carlos IL
would reach the harbor OF GreytOwn .oy an
almost straight line. 1t was expected thau thiS oca
tion would save several miles of canal and dispense
with the sharp curves made necessary ny Uue
abrupt bends of the river ana h'gn spurs pro pro-
iecting from the main hills IN the Interior
70 Tie waters edge. The proposed change Is
considered entirely practicable by Sir; MchOcaI'
TLe distance saved will be about "a ml!es as com
nared with the first location, DeduclIhg me iu-
ere lse in the length of the canal on account Oh n
change of site for dam and the total Instance saved
10 q miles The new location VIII De
found more favorable than the ilrst, but as
enn1n1 the cOsV of excavation and enbank per
mile TO be the same for both lines, there w0dd De
savinp in construction of S13l7,330. lhe tott
length OF tie route from the Atlantic TO me aclt
i 1887 miles, OF which $4,000 miles Is acsaai
The aggregate savings OF the several change;
proposed by Mr. Menocal, amounted To Tll,ooo'oI -
| winch deducted from the crgnal estimate
$525777lS makes the geo cost oi ne W.
! nIiefy discussed bv General George D. Grecne, l..
Ward, o. Chaunto and I. +. Kingsley.
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p4SSNNGERS ARRLHED.

FROM LrygRPooL-BY STEAMSHIP OLYMPUS.
Bca'e RI II LSncFstcr' w fln, ' ~
Bentham, James Iypd JsmesG Pere, Nr
Dri,ai. Wn, and Tghoi
Enhl. xlss A ID ~ Jacfeau. Prof Walsh iilchafi Il
and Mise a b a PerkiDs Miss Amy Wbhans
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Reantiful teeth are priceless jewels; daily
brnshipg with LYONS TOOTH TABLETS VIII do the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08

Chills. Dumb Ague and Malarial Fever never
, 20 visld nnto permanen under the absorption
treatwet OF the Holman Company remedies For sale
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