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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
IMAM LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These nrstc,iss steln-ilps sat- regularly az m from
nor so. - NOstG River, ipiowS
CIR, NIliA CttU =. CsDt NtHSice march, -
400 49,. ca BA apt toO,r.....-..... sal. til D
49, surpa sob For ne lit nrplsslse i9Oy
10 WILLIAM PCLYDE x CO.. No. - Btoldwv
LAYTON BROS. Agents IA II 'fana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17

rENO LET OR LEASE.-A handsome house.
barns, house. acres high laad heithy good
fIom ferry time New Ork side only 80 minutes Every
advantage city and country combined paradise; 90
and see It. New.Durham, NcwJersey. Apply. 70 owner,
GRO T. CAN'T, l76 Duanesf Sew.IOrk. Would lease or
aterm Of years at $500 per annuin
rlNO LET or FOR SALE.-COuntry residence
on tho Sound fifty city near depot finely
located fine lawn shaded with large good garden
abundance fruit stables. OutDuidnGs a, Box 70, Rye
y. Y.
Vnn ACRE FARM for sale one hour by
iNbO Bound and Philadelphia Railroad; near the
dcpot land fertile; handsomely located. productive
house large ample Oubudugs price lO per acre; laf
can remain this Is Of the best farms IN Now
Jersey ana a decided bargain RULAND ~ WHITING,
Beck fnan-st.
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10 Fred w Vanderbilt.
sdaye. " cor l59th.st 25xl00, Max Boryer to os-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17

A HOMELIKE SCHOOL for BOYS under IL.
q EuINDs, \. ~, Hampstead, Long ls.sau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11

easily and efficiently regulated there world De less
ialfy to accidents unon Il; n might ba more eneo
lively decorated aud thus Ia way be maze 10 pre-
sent a gaysr moi brilliant and festive scene. .
such affair. without making half as great prcaK "
our towns as, later. their parks Will wouu
omen field Tor the great and admiranIe enter
prise erudliion and skill which now given TO decor
tive gardcning-a perfectly suitable field or ibsin, wncn
a park seldom offers. 1t would give fine 81 ow room
fer all the novelties OF the market, ana wou,u
nllow fne scenic arrangement To be
made OF the superb tropical and suhrorcai beauties
whch are inst In fashion and the best use possible
of floral ribands and embroidery OF bedding plants,
which, after doing their worst TO DEGRADE ana Destroy
art in gardening are now. II not Wholly going out OF
fashion, am glad to say tending TO lapse TO their prop
er places.
At the close of this paper President Wayland de-
clared the Association adjourned to meet in Sara
toga in September 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
rrw WORK DAuy TRIBUNE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER H. 1881

public .spair, Sss73 % foi payment OF 1o de ~
dr. and outstanding AGAINST the village, Ia.
for miscelsneou expenses ana con,tt.s hnnJa
ST 600 for PRINCIPAL OF schedule "ep' LII lin
Is go for interest tho same, Nizd0; M
cipal on New-York Avenue bonds, Sloooo; '"''''''
on the same, 1916.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
PouvDRIpGE-A whte-throated biacK-s,a VA :,
measuring ~ feet i'm length, was snot VI ,i1 L,s
of Poundrdge few days ago. by walker DE- A''''''
of Bedford Station.
RYE-A coaahman In the employ OF Jonh Iia,s.S y
Mt Rye Neck on Monday helped himself 10 ao 'o %
hundred dollars in money belongingt 10 MS enpinny ~,
and disappeared. He was pursued ana oVerla"II,,
when ha Immediately handed over the money. nc
was taken in custody and held to answer ior hS
offence.
EAST CHEsTER.-A full and complete snrVeyy
of alj the property contained within the lmlls Oh
East Chester has been made at the expense OF ,io
owners for the purpose of making accurate assess
ments The survey shows that 312 acres OF far,n-
ing and other lands have for years been omitted Nv
assessors through the erroneous estimates oi tue
landowners.
Observation-Disclosures improvements are 70 10
made to St. Vlncent's Insane Asylum III the ,1Wl
of Harrison An addition to tho present DulluIng
I75 feet long, four stories in height, WIN toWei
% feet Y Ia feet III size, and 70 feet hith, WIN
h1y windows on each story, is to be DMn!t' ne
rooms are to be finished IN hard wood. Inc mann
corridor will be 10 feet vide and lOl feet long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
THOUSANDS TESTIFY
THAT WEI DE MEYERS cATARRH CURE


T, the most imporant medical scovcry since Vaccination
After three years aud unprecedented sale we are
,ust6ed in the belief ti the only known REAL GU RI
for this terrible complaint Every mail Driss increased OF
ders one package generally sutc Delivered NJ 81 90
TREATISE with remarkable testimonials mailel FREE
The afflicted can refer SAMU Ell BEN EDlC ,Jr No o'
broadway New.York ANDREW MchlNHhN' no 100
Rroa1way; H. G.. BLACKBURE OF Lord II Taylor New
yorr. DR. r. O. DURKIN No. 3dl 6tlayc the Hon
nEMAS BARNES. No 81 Park-rOw New-f Orb; Mrs. r. C.
uoWES No 80 West Washington place, Ncw-iork the
Rev G H. TAYLOR. No. 40 NOblest. Brooklyn. L. L.
NEwNAN no 3i5 Fut,ns, Brooklyn; j. SWAKrz. jr..
No 200 Hudson-aye. jersey City; Dr. ID c. HICKEY,
Newark " j. the Rev. C. j. JONES, New Brighton Staten
Island; PAUL EOYrON' the great swimmer flusmhg'
long Island the Rev. go A. REFS. CoOcskn. y. VI;
CASWtII. MASSEY Il co. wport and New YORK f.
f MASON MausGeli Ohio SUSAN d. LEIGHTON. New
Market " H.; Dr. W. II. THU ESDEli- Elgn. Ill; MISS
NJ T. Aston. Denver. Col, &C, &C. &C., &c
WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE delivered by
druggists or by q. Is Dewey Co. No. 46 Deys, New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

o....o,, Houee-Senato, J. d. Cameron. Of Penn.
syiynnis uck.ghan oiesI John iia%ssna w bs
, Iegaiiop at Paris H. r. BULLOCK
a, Georgia and the Hon J. Morre OF Penns' ~ ma
In professor A. p. Peabody OF Cambiidge I:,orio
FnIton paul United states Consul at TriulnM,
~, 81 conRressman Jaw A. Hubbel OF Mchgan osrela'
T. O. Beckwith u - A., and captain watkins OF INC @
Jenkins OF Ria NetroDodn HONt .ynlsc ,,s
ionr homss J. Gorean of Boston Grand Hotel Lyhde
~ arrso of Nc Will
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SHIP Ne rs.
POET OF NEw.YORK......sEPr. 10.
sRHIVED.

POET OF NEWT Jim. -'.'-'i-i - AV
ARRIVED.
Str civ NJ Rrssals Rr watkins Liverpool Aug 81 ana
Queenstown sept TO John D.e. ,rr - ST Martha 81
Barranqul u, Carthag1na 20 Colon Sept = 70 ri"
Str xrran BIT. Gladwn, MaracabO Aug 81 to Pim FOR
"ST 500 en.rnz Frederick wilhelm Corr, Kolmann, son'os
Aug 10 and no Janero lo' with eoheo 'oor'0
os SER cS q 4nono Ggrrow' Galveston Aug o. via
Str Geo Clyde Winnett charleston days to James
s 9', ctreston Berry. Charleston DAYS TO W Gum
Err richmond. stevens west Point Va to Old Dominion
Str o Dominion waker Richmonto oa Dominion S. Co.
SIR -In Lawrence March. It'lnore. 10 Goo II bONcr
BARK Rein epr Dunizo Of and tom Newaven IN o'"''
sen sasT5sS c WINDSOR ). IL days With plaster
schr Oivo to Addson Frye shulco s. IL DAYS. with
sP nbE In umnond of Nachas) Robinson st John 2
10 days IL smith IL Co. vessel to Chase al
rz-rhe following vessel anchored below camo ~ TO the
''i Bar rS'I Bessie Marsham BIZ, Lane, Hun.
wIND-sluso, SANDY Hook. light NE; cloudy ana
hay At CITY Island, Hsnt VI clear
CLEARED
c6rs Egypt iBr, Grogan. Lverpqo W. Hurt n Ga9 ,
(frl PaTkby, Liverpool Fatm4n & Coz Co[nwq " I'M
burg Kunhardt Co hynlnd (Beg HandIe APt%srR
Henderson BrSsi Mangcrton lsr clark Stockholm inch
E ETS Crescent CIV porter Apnwa Pacnc Mall IS CO.
bermuda Br wilson Hamilton Par OatePDGTuEn y o9
City Dallas RISK Port ROYAL ternapdna a"9
yc II MaPS rn CO syPF . Me5 MoTf6k Cd Do
minion - GO: Garrett Foster "a tmOre, kfemS
q RdJle Wallace Philadelphia. VIM CIyde& Co.
shin Aurora Merrmau. Antwerp James W klwcu 90,
garks Rowland IIil Moran London w Parker " 20 M
nerya II al q an Hull Bros solid (NOrl Berut
Gen FlsnOre for orers Fmch. Edge co; CANT Ia eer
Berkmann Stettin, Funch. Edve Coz MarRareIa Auvll
Same Narcotics Soc0vich Cos Aalto RusS), Plnelln
PRS Victoria Spencer Georgetown II Troworidgcs Sons;
Toronto Ir Fads Sables de Olcnne. WhiiheY ~
90 Dudley smith Marseles, las Henry 49,,
ch~s Tozuma lavD Balu Jeremic Kunhardt & Coz lrvnS
Leslie IIagerthy. Aquin \ Nones co; FRANK Magee'
TrewOzgg, AUX Cages, NOnes q 90
FOREIGN PORTS
ToyD9v Sept 1O-ST Eysia from NewYork; has passed
the tzar str iceland (Bcgl from NewfOrk lor Antwerp
has been .ignaed Scilly Islands arr at k0chet sr
Sa sbury BIZ from Boston; arr at Hull str Gamma from
sailed from Iarne inst, State OF Georgia. from Glas
Ell vFIPooi sept lo-Arr Rossmore tBr from Bau'
| ,,u..-.,.. trorr nai,imore
and Halifax Liverpool; Wisconsin, HON No"'i0tA iot
sailed str CITY OF Berlin from LIVERPOOL for New'Yor
IOSDON Sept lO-Saed 9th ult Frances passed larna
Both nit iassnli 4th Ottone; sth inst Buteshre a.
raniah the Delaware Breakwatci CAR
Henry 9tn inst Antonio NdOvO Chlarna te aet LOT
NewOrleans; Victoria Nyanza: 10Th inst Arlel Gun
lsrin ATLANTA capt Bonstguorel Iih INST Aues
Rnoscente Adde Cam Aspatogan tlhor Eva
Everett Francesca capt Otago Hattie oseph OF Sa
comno Hamilton Fish. tho latter at Beachy Head Aaabu
! PREMIER: 10Th inst Mirand.. Rangoon.
Tor Later ship Ne,cs. n anu see FWt P4Ih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
A FOUNDRY SEIZED FOR DEBT.

The Greenwich Iron Foundry. at Nos. 1l5 to 100
The foundry was established sixty years ago by the
Mcssrs Richards. aud in 1873 Lewis Fink. ST. pnit
his son in the business III partnership with NJ.
Walther. the frm being Walther * Fink. The
business was not pros perons. and Mr.. Fink, who
was estimated to be worth Sl50.0pO at the time.
took the foundry oft The firms hands and undertook
70 mn il himself He did not succeed, and was
compelled to sacrifice much of his real estate. Fore
closure proceedings have now been brought against
the foundry property. on which the mortgages ag-
prcpate 81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
CpIrSUrD RY A DUMMY ENGINE.

dummy engine was dragging several freight
o.,s e ma Hudson River Railroad along Elev-
c,,t.. ,I, near Thirty-seventh- at 6:2O D. m
y.s,rr,ay. when boy about ten years old at
tempted t. ran across the track. lie was struck by
The engine and knocked down. His night arm was
severed from bis body. and his right leg was
crushed in frightful manner. He was carried TO
the Roosevelt Hospital, unconscious aha apparently
narents live at No. I31 West Twenty-eighth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
SOCIAL SCIENCE TOPICS.
r,,. ,vv,1.I. SESSION ENDED.

TIE ANNUAL SESSION ENDED.
sur nvsr METHODS FOR DISTRIBUTING CHARITY
n,sc,.ssrn-ruouGiiTFUI OPINIONS ON PUBLIC
PARKS.
The final session of the Social Science AS
scciation was held yesterday. Charity was
the principal theme. AT the evening meeting
Frederic Law Olmsted gave his views Oh
pu5ic ranks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
DECLARED GUILTY OF MURDER.

.Jercmiah Murphy, the '1ongshOreman who e
charged with killing Michael Acton, at No %
Coentes-slip was arragned before Uoroner EiilnGr
story of the murder as told by witnesses and de-
MED with a scowl the accusations made against
Gght over the pipe. Acton knocked Murphy down
with cotton-hool and kicked him. Murphy, in
his own defence said that Acton had been borrow
cents and wanted more when he refused him Acton
grew violent He declared that he did not
do the sabbing. The jury. without hesitation re-
turned verdict charging Murphy with murder and
he was committed without bal 10 the Tomhs. His
Two sisters who were in the ROOM. went into hys-
tcrics when they saw his handouts and besonght
him with fears 10 tell the truth. Murphy, nnmOvcd.
shrugged his shoulders and stouty asserted that he
had told all he know
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11

who was murdered Mt Atlant cave. and Bond-st.
Brooklyn, the morning of August ~: was D ,
by Coroner SImns in the KINGS Comfy Court iio"sd
last evening. No new facts were brought OUT anu
the inauest will 90 or In ,sdAx next NJ 2. Ip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
NEED OF MORE WATER FOR BROOKLYN.

ouorum OF members did not attend The sbcclaI
meeting of the Board of Aldermen called by Mayor
ned Of an additional water supply. The Mayor
had prepared message setting, forth his views.
lie sta.e,, that in his judgment the plan OF water
AIR 70 ali who pay the water rates; and recon-
mended the appointment of two engineers to con-
suit with the Chief Engineer of the Department OF
C,tv Works. and the adoption Of the system of
Wells to increase the present supply at an expense
of S5O 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
Announcements,

LAnouuc ementsI
If THE PALATE OF A JUVENILE
Revolt. at medicine it is very difficult Tor 1t To s"aio"
This is not the with MILK OF MAGSEslA
Mothers shOnld understand that HOLMAN
.rr Avn JIyrR AID perfect preventive of Cholera IN
anfnm and other iDfqntile and summer diseases wltho
medicine BE and get the truo HOLMAN PAD-lhe op
genuine An druggists and dealers
Mr.. PALMER: "Your Invisible is beautiful
beautiful $50 the ladies' talk aud writo
MY LAST SPARE DOLLAR
Would be spent Palmes Lo.on the i9a' ~ e"cne'
Mrs CAMERON 80 Reetorst, Newark, Nj
TO THE LADIES.
Mosouo bites pmpes and bloches cured by DE OBl y ;
yTNTA. ITyIuFST warranted superior 10 any ming else
or no nav sold Dy all druggists at 20 amt 90 cents
WINCnEsrERs irpoPHO;rUr"S
yyu .rrc Coust,nutinn. Coughs BrohcAts DibiltY &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
HELD on A CHARGE OF ARSON.

Captain Allaire Of the Eldrdge Street Police, and
Fire Marshal Sheldon appeared before Justice Nor
gan. in the Essex Market Police Court. Yesterday
afternoon the former having in custody Simon
Rosenhem. whom he arrested on Tuesday Tor arson.
Rosenheim lives on the fourth floor of No. 126 Hes,
ter-st "A sIx-story double tenement-house. occupied
by twelve families comprising about 100 persons
Captain Alairc, on Tuesday afternoon, discovered
smoke issuing from ROsenheinl's apartments, and,
going upstalrs found bed on fire. Believing that
Rosenheim was the incendiary the captain TOOK
him in custody The principal witness examined
was Rachel Schamen. She testified that she ilVed
ON the fourth floor of No. 1915 llester-st directly
onpOsite Mr.. Rosenheim. She was In Der rooms
when RosenheIm's daughter told her there was a
fire in her mothers room. She entered RosenhelnIs
rooms and there saw the prisoner lying on bed,
nnparently asleep. The door separating the bed
room in which he was lying from the next room
was closed and smoke issuing from It,. The Wit
ness wakened him and he got up, opened the door.
and looking in, discovered tho fire he then re-
turned to the kitchen, leaving bis iive-mOnths-old
baby in the bed in the room where the fire was
burning. He refused 10 sound all alarm of fire nor
aid he endeavor TO eXtinguish the flames or try to
save his offspring. The Justice decided to hold the
accused man In $1,000 bail. .u
The dav before the alleged arson Captain Allaire
received an anonymous letter reading as follows /:
"To get insurance-A Polish Jew will set lire TO-
his place, No. 126 lleSter-st., Monday or Tuesday,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
MARINE (NTELLIG ENOG.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

,,. 6.oei SIM ,ats - s.lG CLOCK slov3n. 42s;
MI l0.t2 Moor souths. 500 Moons asodays
rO-DAi
S,nay uoor O16 COY. Hell CATE Zoo
YAIEE rODht =, n On,
SANDY HOOK Oi8 Island 1l3l Hen ''se '''' "'o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
MIR. TALMAGE ON LEADVlLLE.

The organ in the Brooklyn Tabernacle was giving
forth the strains Of Home Sweet Home" az Mr..
Talmage assembled the platform last evening to de-
liver his first regular Friday evening lecture since
hi. return from the West. There was the usual
class of people present and the audience just com
fortaby filed the lower part of the house. In his
lecture MIR. Talmage said
"Leadville is the most lied-about city In the
United States. 1t IS miracle OF enterprise. and
differs from other cities only in having its wicked
ness all on the surface. That story circulated
through the country about my exploring the dance
houses in Leadvlle in company with friend was
mere newspaper enterprise" All my exploring
w as done in about six minutes, from the wide open
doors of one gambling house to another. LeadyIile
needs no exporing-it does not cover rs crimes. IL
has more telephones for its population than
any other place in the Union. Ii has live
clerpymen. TOO. and its churches are thIonged.
There is no other instance OF such sudden and
peculiar accumulation OF people with so few out
breaks of immortality. Perfect order reigns.
man is as safe there as in this city on Fulton-st
There are more murders in this city or Ncw-York
than in Leadville They have Vigilance Commit
tee composed OF their solid citizens ana business
men. whose work is to boost the rather slow and
cumbrous law. The day before arrived they
hanged two men, and over eighty. .scoundrels at
once took the hint and left the place"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11

ANY REASON BETTER THAN NoNE.-Tourist :
" nav boy what's the of that hill yondrr ~ Boy
. Dunpo"[Tourist: " Don't kHowf what lived here
ali vour life and don't know the name OF Nv Boy
No the hill was here afore comj."-Ifuh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
STATEN ISLAND.

CLIrToH-The body of the man found In the
water off Clifton on Thursday, which was at first
supposed to be that of Milton Hunter, of No. 300
West Twenty fourth-st, this city, has been identl-
fed AZ that of Thomas Shortel, of this city, who
was employed as o waiter at the Sea Beach Palace
Coney Island He was last seen alive on the iron
pler. waiting to take boat for New-York, on Sun
day last. Coroner Gaffney yesterday held in
auest and the verdict rendered by the jury " as
found drowned"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11

Mr. PALMER: "Your Invisible is beautiful
beautiful $50 tho ladies' talk aud wuto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
TIE MURDkR or LAWYE2 HARWIRD.

The Inquest into the death Of George o. Harvard,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11

EDGrwATER.-The trustees OF Edgewater have
lows PRESIDENT $500; clerk, 5000; counsel $500;
street commissioning, 5000 for rent, fuel. station
ery. printing etc., 5000; for maintenance Of Fire
| De partment. So 800: sanitary expenses. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
NEW-JERSEY.

UoDoKEN-Wiliam Brown. laborcr of No. 100
WiIlow- ST assaulted his wife terrible manner
with a club at a. III. yesterday, and He'd to avoid
arrest.
Sorru AMBoY.-The six members of the crew of
tie Whiie Fawn who were scaldcd aud otherwise
iniured by the explosion on Wednesday, are III a
fair way TO recover, with the exception of Davis,
fine deckhand and Seaman, he fireman. The latter
is momcntarlly expected to die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
UgOyVEL COMPLAINTS.
ACHES ANgs PAINS.

IOoseucss Diduhea Cholera MOrbus OF Ial dlscnJF5
nom III stopped IN fifteen or twenW minutes Nv
iahne Railways Ready Relief 10 congestion OF nhsuiu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11
HERRING g. CO,
o., AND 252 BROADWAY. Ger MURRaYsT.
HEALTH ---DEAUTY.

STRONG. PURE AND RICH BLOOD INCREASI; Oh
ri 'ESU AND WEIGHT. CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, SECURED 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-11

For headache whether sick or nervous ieimatlsm lun
boo aiu and weahness the back spnc OF kidneys paos
and The liver pleuIisy. sYcugs OK the onS PANS IN ne
bowels heartburr and pains Of all kinds a"a aN ~
lie. wi immediate and rs continued use 'or '"
,iays euect a permanent Price % coIts
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17
~~-'---
bIsGRACEFEG.

Ne party has ever been IN such les-
perate straits as the Republicans are
now. Even "the goyeynaen," has
turned but bodily fOs the fight. Hayes
and his eutira cabinet are ON the stump,
and public business must wait while
these well paid servants of the people
are trying to save the Radical party
Such disgraceful spectacle was new
er before witnessed in the political his,
tory Of this or any other country, It
is disgracefnl and infamous.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17
rmr YAorINa nAr J. s,rr.
A SEN Channel nnd . s.ood Eairanee.
Entrance I.asaI 20 ihe Mouth or The 60.
lninIIh.


Tho United States Coast Surveyors
are still engaged in surveying the
bar at yaquina Bay. Owing TO an
accident 10 the rudder Of fire tug
used for surveying Oh the bar, This
part Of The work has been postponed
until afier the surveying inside the
Bay had been completed. Is yet We
have no official report Of this survey,
but being at Newport last week, and
talking frequently with theenginecrs,
learn that they find but little differ
ence between the present survey and
the old Chnse survey inside the bar,
and the caly difference being In fayo.
Of the Bay. In fact the present sur
vey VIII demonstrate that there Is
sufficient deep water inside the lar
to afford safe and c0inmodious an
chorage FOR tie navles OF the world.
During the first Of this week, the
survey was commenced on the lar,
aud Of this We have not Il full report,
but have learned from reliable sources
that in the examination 81 the south
channel new entrance has been dis
covered which affords at low tide n
depth Of II feet OF water, with a
mean iide Of seven feet, making 81
feet Of water on the bar. This en-
trance Is on the south side Of the lar
aud has solid rock bottom. This
entrance Is favored b. both wind and
tide and Is easy aud safs In its pas
sage, and viii aFord an entrance for
any vessel that can enter tho mouth
Of the Columbia River.
We regret that We have not been
able 10 get a'more complete report OF
this work for ibis Issue, as the facts
above stated will contlu.ively show
that Yaquina Bay, as Il row IS, Is a
safe harbor, and when the appropri.
alton OF Congress Is expended, will be
one of the best harbors on the Pacific
] Coast. - E0rrallts Ga.~ife.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-17
L.rsRrs coME roRIiI.

The 0regoaiau Of the 9Th inst, IN,
der the head Of "l'lors and B'lops,' af-
ter a still hunt since jane 7th, at last
finds Judge Don.bey, Il the si.rts,.tftih
ward II Philsdeiphia.a a I,o,ainent Dem
"erat always. bias left the Democratic
lariy- aud Is ia line far Garfeld. Z"
onf nttli,7d euss as ie,igicns ~ the
inal. iii the moon has been pressed into
s..r,i,r, % start '.litsle Garfield boom, !"
i.s ail offset 10 the plni,cons aud regi-
inri.ts Of prominent Republicans who
have enlisted under the banner Of Win
Geld Scott Hancock ,.ow. Air. 0re9o-
'ao'', 10 ,oa not think you dug a little
zoo deep Tor yonr lazarus ID YOU
not know that Philadelphia has but
mafs-one wards s,iil yon dig down,
down, down TO the si,Ry}ijfh Cor your
mythical "bomley,' and having found
him, you make him four fold more the
child &c Hell than yousselg IN lis iidel.
iiy to We ,tolycr. Your taGy is too
/ light Cor iiy time Get rs a live Dom.
bey,' the itxt time not one Of yonr
suhirlancan cusses that never existed
ou terra fima honestly, Mr.. Oregon
ian, do yeu not realize the fact that
some Demoomtic organ has viotimizeC
you over Judge nom.eys Rat I'm
DE Golycr eoyrqptbn ont of your eyes
and aig again for just one Demoorsr
that is in line for Garfield in the Uni
ted States. Most, exalted Sir, if you
over condesend to pcruse "iiresponsibl,
country papers" such ms the Allan,
Democrat, Eugene Guard, lSosehur,
Star, .Iaclsopville Tines. Portlant
Standard, eto. eto. You will fnt
whole is,Islllons Of honest Republican,
thrown TO the front under the banne
of Hancock and victory The Hancocl
boom has now bursted-it is gran,
tidal wave, extepdi2a from ocean t
ocean. hut, alas for poor "Dombe, +,
will some newspaper boy mention
"Dombey" to the 0regonian, please =
! Corcal{is Biade.