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New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE. FoRDHAM.
EXERCISES ON THE CAMPUs-THE DEGREES cor
FERRED BY CARDINAL M'CLOsKEY.

EXERCISES ON THE CAMPUs-THE DEGREES CON
FERRED BY CARDINAL MCLosKEY.
The thirty fifth annual commencement of
st. Johns College, at FOrdham, held yesterday
The exercises held the Campus the side Of the
college buildings, where long canopy stretched
Under end Of this large platform erected for
the clergy and graduates On raised dais Cardinal
McCIoskey, wearing his scarlet berctta and long how-
ing scarlet cloak At his right Bishop Redwood OF
Wellington, NewZeaand and at his left Bishop COnroy
Among the others present Wears General Quinn
and Preston, Father Brady Provincial Of the Jesuit
order; MOnsignor Seton, Father Kenny, presi-
dent of st. Peters College, Jersey City;
Brother Anthony, President OF Manhattan College the
Rev. Dr. Brann. of Washington Heights; Fathers Don
nelly OF st. Michaels. Heay Of st. Demands, McQurk
of the Cathedral and Lynch Of st. Anns Fathers Brady
Ryan and Crossen. Of the Paulists the Rev. Dr. Duffy
Of Rondout the Rev. John Morris, Of Planed Fathers
Kleen OF Bergen Point, Dealy director of the Xavier
Union Guligan OF the Church OF the Holy Name Fnne
gan of St. Lawrenoe's Murch and Shea OF st. Francis
Xayier's Hurley, Grady and Clowry OF st. GabriePs;
Dr. Burtsel and 100 other clerRymen. Among tho
laymen were Eugene Kelly, Mr.. Thebaud and NJ. p.
O'COnnor.
The exercises consisted Of orations and music. The
first Grafton was Poetic Inspiration" by John r.
Mcmahon. Edward @. 0Brien spoke on Unrecorded
Heroism" and Arthur A. Sweeney on Forms OF
FsnaticsD" "Franoe and the Jesuts was the theme Of
Joseph w. Duffy, VINO delivered the vaedlotory. After
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MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, Juno %. 1880, AZ
BRIDES Woodstock Ulster
NY, BY the Rev D. NJ Powell Frederick Brewer Clement
OF New York City to Flora DA VCsburgh dau 2hter OF
James VoSbureh esq. No cards.
LAMsoN-JOHNsoN-A the residence Of the BRIDES
mother No. 10 Downingst Brooklyn. Tuesday, June "a.
by Rev Dr. J. Tucker OF Troy, N Y, Miss Martna
W. Johnson TO Allan @. Lamson, all Of Brooklyn.
Troy Whig please copy.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
N,,nnnsis tnl. ihc d lai "a hnmrS.

WASHINGTON, June "a. a. m.-The bar
Ometcr IL highest in tho South Atlantic States, and
lowest Nova Scotia depression OF slight energy Ia
central IN Minnesota Heavy and general rain has fallen
I'm the Gulf sates elsewhere fnir weather has prevailed
southwestery winds prevail in the Northwest. Lake re-
Qton Middle anu South Atlantic States elsewhere they
lipht nud variable The temperature has remained
nearly stationary IN the South Atlantic and Gull States
elsewhere there has been general rise.
IndIrdnOns.
For tho Middle Atlantic States and Lower Lake region
cleHr or partly cloudy weather, winds mostly south
westerly stationary higher temperature, stationary
For New-Engiand, partly cloudy weather, possibly
occasional rain variable winds, stationary temperature
anu barometer.
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HAMILTON COLLEGE.

UTICA, N. Y, June 23.-The Rev. Henry
Darling, D. D., of Albany, aud the Hon. Sherman 8.
Rogers, of Buffalo, chosen trustees of Hamilton
College to-day. Professor Oren Rot, Jr, was chosen
adjunct professor of mathematics. The Hon. Theodore
w. Dwight, OF New-Y York. delivered the annual oraton
before the Society Of the Alumni The annual poem was
delivered by the Hon. Guy ii. McAster, OF Bath, NJ 7.
The CONNIE mencement exercises will take place to-
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now. There were no differences 9f opmtta a l
party now which made the adoption d \ 4Dlo&
before nomination necessity. z. .ys
Mr.. Hoadley moved the Conventton ad}Qnk4 eu(l&
10 o'clock Tomorrow morning. Qrea& cIto9 ~
"Non "N0 y "Cail the roll = = Call the roll Y 4 8
Mr. Mc(}afsrty, OF Massachusetts,, ehsrGo4 }Ae1'
in the viva voce vote on the motion 70 adjo9f4 ~
galleries joined. and he asked vote by call q ~
roll. IN
The Chairman said be had not jet ennouneed ~
result of the vote on the notion and hc ordeted &
call of the States on adjournment. The yoee ~
suited IA follOws: s<stst n
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF oFNEWYORR...ARRrvED JUNE 23.
u soop Of Constellation, Potter, from Hampton
Roads anchored outside the bar.
Bark Frida (NOr Rasmussen Sagua 10 days. with
TO order: vessel to Funch. Edge q Co.
Trec Dubrovscki AUST. serech Port do Pax Juns
9. with logwo0d to Funcb. Edye q Co.
Bark Freden Nor Abertsen Sc Jaso May Is via 0nanfs
Bark Lorenz Hansen (Ger Dlurts Table Bay March 90
via Hampton Roads June 90 with nitrate Of soda to Pearson
4 Petit. vessel to G Tobias q Co.
Brig Chance NOr. Petersen. Pern,mbuco 80 daya with
sugar TO Mose Bros; vessel to Punch. Edys q Co.
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The Chairman announced the result a6 folI0W9t
Ayes 317la noes, 395la. So the motion 70 sds'
journ was lost. -
ceed Immediately to ballot for nominee for Pxoo.
ident of che United States. Agreed to with few,
dissents. lApplause
THE FIRST BALLOT.
The roll was then called, and resulted as foliwBs
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wuoIEsALE RESERVATIONS.

PARIS June 23.-Al the Judges anu r uo.
Tic Prosecutors Of the Court OF Versailles have resigned
rather than give effect to the DEGREES against unautno
fizsd religious societies.
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sGraduates IN music. tGraduAte in art
procession then formed, and Trustees, mopbers
Of the Faculty students and all others descended
TO the dnlngroOm, where an informal lunch was
served Atorwad the students received their friends
In tho parl0rs and hail. John Burroughs present.
bringing with him she fragrance Of the woods and
1elds "This is my first experience OF Q Ylssar
Commencement" said Mr. Burroughs and have
enjoyed myself exceedingly" The essays admira-
BILE they contain many things which sparkling
and epRrAmmatio. After a short time spent In social
intercourse. trunks began 70 appear with suggestive
frequency, the guests departed and evident
tho commencement OF 1880 was thing OF the past
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Those Paintings at Lord g. Taylor's are q
genuine thing. II you ever going to want Bunt.
ing" Is the time 10 buy it. Sixteen cents yard
only about Onehalf their real value. They In all
the fashionable cOlors including black
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psliiiral Notices.

,, n., Gsssss ssSaS and uc E5s1sr s.so.,o. ,...,.
0iass Hail. 34th.sk near 3davo, thia evening '.a
3. ~, COX. secretary. CHAS n. bhUCEs Preet2eNA y
po,,tica and all other kinda Of Printing oeas pceDoD
political Ncs Bauners. Rcetraits and BlaSs Hs
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

usnos Ayres say there has besn agSns d9ns
nisbf had beer unable force ts way Into tine cly'
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THE CoRTEs DISSOLVED

MADRID Wednesday, June %, 1870.
Premier Canovas del Castillo to-day read
roval decree suspeudiug the session Of the Cortes.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. June "a. 1 a. m-The barometer
rose slightly yesterday morning. but fell again In the
afternoon Clear and fair weather prevailed Tho tenn
perature ranged between 01o and $40, the average
I72Ia being 2sss lower than the corresponding day
last year and 4lao higher than on Tuesday.
Clsar or partv cloudy weather with sli9ht chanRo
I'm temperature may be expected to-day In this oily ana
ulof
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Gpeelai Nutires

Good Thing to Have.
All persons going into the countfy shouh get boz OF
CASES PILLS to take with them sure cure Tor Al
Malarlal Diseases Try thom
keep the blood cool and brain clear by the q
TARRANTS SELTZER APERIENT
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NEW.JERsEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL
TRENTON, N. j., juno 23.-The commence
men exercises OF the 5tate Model School took place a.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The ohk 0sr2me ea variations "a ,hs e,y ~ sennsp bs
pfecus midnight The irregular white line pre,en the
The broken dot line represents
Indicated by the Thermometer At Hadnuii
Pharmacy, Broadway
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nolr Mcclellan and IOthIop Randall and Parker
Jewett. IL English and Seymour. nNcclellan
AS the vote of each State was announced from tho
platform. the cheers and Kisses were renewed. and
1t not pressed
The chair announced that no one having received
two thirds. there was no chOlce
Mr.. Breckenridge, of Kentucky, moved to adjourn
TO 10 o'clock tomorrow. Adopted and the Conven-
tion adjourned at 6:10 o. IN.
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Pasf slifleA Notfce.

Post Once Notce. /
The foreign mails for chs wo3x ending SAruhOA Ax-
Juno 90 1880 will this 0ce TUESDAY at 2:Su
o. M Europe steamship Wisconsin. Queenstown
WEDN ESDAY at IL fur Germany, eto By sea nshp
IIabsbnrg Bremen and at 1880 m Tor Europe Dy
steamship Abyssina via Queenstown (cofrespondonce Toe
specially addrcssed aud pn Tor Pranc
steamship Canada Havrej on THUR5DAr. a. li;30
n. Germany, France etc., by steamship WieiAnd ~
Plymouth aud Hamburg Tor rnnt
Continent must be specially addressed and
al o. M. steamship Baltic, via Queeustos
on sATU KDAY at $3.50 for Europe, by steamsoip cay
OF Richmond via Queenstown sp0dence for Geruany
and be specially addressed; and 81 $50
ship Ciroassa via Giasgow and
for Europe by steamship Main. via Southampton
Bremen. The TOR Denmark. sweden aud Noreay
by Hamburg and Bremeu steamers only Tue
malls for Aspinwail and South Pacific leave NewsYotk
June "a The mails for Jamaica Ssyania etc. New.
York June - The mlsfoT Newfoundland leave New.York
June 22 Tho mails tor Havana leave New.Y0rk Juno a.
The Venezuela and Curacao leave NewYork yune
80 for Belize aud lsiands leave Nov-York
June g. The mails the windward Islands leave Nov
mails China and japan leave san Fran
CISCO Jaiy The mais Tor Aas,aa etc. isAys ssa ksan-
POSI- Unce, New.York, Juno IL. 1880.
Rupture Radically Cured By Dr.. Marsh's treatusats
experiences Once Vesey st. AstoF douaA
opposite ST. Pauls Church. Nc uptown branch
Structure Impotence and Diseases OF tho 0ensaays O.
Rans radically speedily cured Hours 20 and - u
HENRY ADANIEIS NJ D., ltt Lexington 33sh -
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

strctnre, impsteaee and Diseases OF the 0eneraye o.
HENRY YA.DANIELSM.D.l++L Lexington avancaf 33th -
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

Ruptare Radically Cured sy Dr. Marshs treat9,sats
practical experiences Oace1 VeSeyyt, Astor uouo
Opposite 81 paols Olurch. Nc uptown branch.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR
DoNNOLLY'S
Y eastPoWder,
70 YEARS BEFORE the PEOPLE.

! We. Ne nnAasssSasa A0eAsnts and Jo6ossa
hays hoagAs saA ssid n lasss susststsss DON
NoLlYB q CAIIFoRNlA PREMIUM yRAST row
p1a fse Ne lass tssaiy yssss, and can ssy VIII
truth tAss - eshse Ysass Povdse hes Given uees
ssssrAl sssssfaesiOs. both 70 sAs TrsAs s,d csa
sanso We have sssd DONNoILY1 yIAsI
uAolssomsesss md msstt:
Oast,s Deos. Hllnsn d Dsadsn.
Ahess Nsa D 90. nosntrss Mcclure,
y. G. Aangsls. II Ehrman o..
Jones o.. Haas Bros.
v. ". Dodge ca. TAber. Harker Co.
Bod sandsrsoa, Essscs d ca
Thomas jennings, Bigley Bros
Krass Euler. wsllmsa. Psrk o..
sAcaAMxxro.
Adasss. MaNsin Co. Hall. Lahn %.
xsh,ss b Co. q. W. chsslsy.
p. n Russell.
Ale. = Devils. WasAsms Rniott.
cosbt.t Asclsay.
STOCKTON.
\ q. Parker Co. p. Masso.
ssArzLR AND wAlxA vALLA.
Cssvfssd hasriaeto.. scAwshscAss pros. 4 o..
Csssuosss q Ysass Powder will plssss aotiss
ths shove indosssmsnt ef DONNOl.LY1 ynADT
RORnEk By Dsariy al The MsrcAsnss ee ths -
80 CosaA Ths ssornoal aalss a tAis Reedes
- osn Fnneiseo psovs its intrinsic nsz1e sad The
sassa u oAvioas--p0NNOL.LYSY YEAST row.
DE1 hes Stood tAs test Of oysars. u never fails
sanAhs ths Dsst Asliciess. lisht ed Avsss Bread.
Dbeuit, Oahss. Corn Bread. &c. No hssss-
kssper who ever tried this Powder will Do
without Il.
Alvsyss / for DoNNoLLYl YEAsr POWDER.
Is.nsvss fails 70 givs astisfaction.
etsactly PURE CREAM TARTAR and ENG.
DLcARB. RoDA always o. hAnd st The lowest
neshst pricsa
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-11

featsd. Who mahss var upon sin froa
generation to geDerstion.'
The next question Vas What u
jour greatest grief. RAcheiy'
Ny greatest grief 10 that the had
Of the Lord 10 lying heavy upos me.
and that he has made me differ froa
ny lrsthren and SISTERS in strange
snd anaccountabls manner. also that /
am not suf6oisntly rs.igned in ny
afaictioo.'
Nov. Jet ~ knos.' said . light.
hearted sp<otatoe. your opiuien - 70
vhat yoa shsuld wear. What drsss Do
you like bessy
Rachel seemed indignant and acton
isbsd at this question. - ahs replied:
i must tsll yoo that do not give n.y.
self 10 sueh vain shings - only p1eass
the sarpsl heart. l a. not .anxinos
sbou: the gaymsnh which cover M
poos body; these gsrments sooa grow
old ssd wear out; but dsairs 70 b
clnehsd with my RedssmsF's rightsous-
nsas esd sesk the ssrnssts .hat osser
90 TO dseay.'
would yea like ta b rich. Rachel ?
sxslaimsd snstheS stepsie.
No. wss the reply lay mp yoar
treasures in heaven.
4iss Baker ,vas asked many other
qusatious, ,snd she sssmedto bscsws de-
bilitsssd BY answsring them. A thunder
storm sdded to the strangensss OF the
sosne. and increased the fsars u many
lsdies Who we're among the asdisnos.
Aais describes the spsctacls by saying
that he looked 90 in trsmulons meek
Dsss.' The orxcular o0spss which lay
before him in deep. dssd sleep inter
wore the ssntimsats which dropped
from il with the awful mystssies Vi q
prstsss4tursl Saul! Ssuu Why. psrse.
cutsss thou me z aud vert in silent OBJ
ssqsiousses. In faeG. the dep atten.
tion Of the auditors. the sighs Of the
womsa. the pattsr Of the hail. the
bowling Of the tsmpsst. ueited with .
speaking -corpss. - Il appeared utter
ing its awful warnings to moesality.
offered one of thoss nomeats Of retire.
ment 10 The soul whea ws shuddsr end
shives with subli~ity like . sinfal
eulpsit. Inde~d. | WAS ten tinss with
In . go Of c,i ..g mp my logic snd
uniting in the sy.nps.hiss q The crowd
DR.. Valentine Mott snd his asso-
cntss subsequently, prspsrad repsrt on
the sahjaGs, which stated thai the fests
psrsor1ad by Aiss BAkse vers per-
TALLY capable Of medical solutino. They
believed thst Rachel evinosd . desire
to be pioss when she vas very young:
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-03
AK EXPIRE NIGHT.
ys-hzeE. like the saving of an inch upon mans HGsc, Is muck.

With the new time schedule of the
 E. < O., which went into effect on
 Sunday last, new through train was
 added from Chicago to the East, which now gives the popular Old
 Road three daily trains out of this city, morning, afternoon and night.
 All three cf these trains run every day in ihe week The 5:l5 r. M. tain continues, as it has fer months past, to be an entire night the quick est to Washington of any train ont of this city. The 3. & C. is t'.e only route between the East ana ihe West via Washington. All other lines reaching tue National Capital via ,-ircaitous routes. TIle new F. x O. Sleepers are attracting wide spread sttcut;on and creating the most favorable comments. In many re- sports superior to the GETS iu use cr e her lines they have at the same time all the advantages possessed in other cars.
 or t..s pTGTemen's thc most n1ticeaJle one is he length Of the car, ii being from one to two sections l0rgar than tue ordinary sleel ing car. dad is higher, wider and more connections in every way. An im- provement which will add very mach to the pleasure of smokers ''ea route is tAe remarkably large smoking apartment in the car. l. $ fully tcn feet .quare, afEo:ding ample accommodations for dozen people, and Iiis leo without occes:onIng any inconvenience whatever when the door is opened or shut This advsEi- age @ill certainly be appreciated by thos= who have so long been obliged to deuble thcrasclvcs up in small compartments and be pat to the in convenience of getting up every tims a iTsia-msn or passenger happens to pass is or out of the door of ths car. Another feature just introduced by the B. < O. is dining car line, which ~iIlFun in and ont Of Chicago on lhe 5:I5 F. h. irain in he after noon ard on the through express in the morning coming in- Congress meets next month and with tAe very advantages the B. 6 0. has over III other lines 10 Washington there is no question ss to is doing the GulE of the business eetw*sn this section aEd ;he National Capita
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-03
A EseeutEGaI Gentry. .

$ telegram announces that the
 track of the Southern Pacific Rail road is laid thireen miles east of the ! BIimbres River, in New Mexico: Of all the country between the junction of tue Colorado with the Gila, there is none more lovely than that part of the valley of the 5fImbres whicM lies near where the railroad will cross. ItIs surrounded by wild and grand mountain scenery, and con tains many natural wonders, among them, on 3 hill side, $ series of natural columns standing Of floor of stone. as if they had st oae time been the supports of q frontier col iseum. Here, also, is to be found an immense rock on pedestal, 90 poised that, like the DTudic2l st ne, il can be osciIisted without being over thrown Tourists will find it interest to visit this region. which is descriaed and illustrated in Bartlett's Narrative of the American Commission, which ran the boundary line between Mexico and the United States Doubt less, however, the valley will he teeming with population in few years, and then the facs of the country will be changed by the march Of improvement. This South ern Pacific Railroad Company has made marvellous progress in track laying. Since the 2zth Of January t has composed no less than 301 miles, bringing vast expsnse of desolate country into market for sale, oc- cupancy and cultivation. It also renders the approach to several wealthy mining regIons easily ac- cessible, which would net for years be developed but for tie facilities thus afforded. When this road has made it's connection so that there will be a continuous line to the populous Western and Eastern cities, the Californian going to the Atlantic Slope will have the cLoIcc of travel ling from home on the Northern routh and returning by the Southern or vice versa, winch ~ill enable him to see 2 wide scope Of territory, with it's endless variety of science st- tractiUns.-S. r. Call.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-03
es2 xexe zHeE.s1ATuna.

January 9. little over a month, the Legislature Of this Territory convencs. Its time is limited to forty days by law, which is al.o- sether too small for the work to do. Such being the case though, it is very essential for iLe different mc1n- bers to thoroughly post themselves on the requirements of their sec ton, so that they can get to work with the least possible delay. In past sessions the capital question has occupied most of the time, and we hope it will rot De brought up this time at all. because it weu,d go to Tucson if novel. and Pres cott is tie better suited fer t of the two cities. Considerable legislation is necessary for this county and our wants and needs should be thor oushiy understood by our legisla- tors before they leave for the capi- tal. We invite correspondence CD necessary legislation. The DAILY HERALD will always have space for such communications. Let Us  have thorough understanding in the next month.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-03
ER c E1uczz9x 1Awa.
The Pre.eott Democrat sars:

The Prescott Democrat eaTs:
 "One of the first duties that VIII present itself for consideration D. our next Legislature will bc the re- vision of our present election laws. As tbe Law s.apds at present tliere is every chance for fraud, and f the purity of the elective franchise is to be preserved. the farciAI and fraudulent manipulation which las heretofore been pract.ced m1st De done away with. We arc ia favor Of making a residence Of six aonths in the Territory thirty days in the county and ten dtys ii the precinct a voting qualification. The present law, which only re- quires a residence of ten days in the county or precinct, should be charged. As it etandg. it affords too many opportunities for fraud ulent voting. We are also in favor of doing away with certificates. Let the Justices Of tue Peace in the several precincts-or some per son properly empowered where there is no usticc-be ordered to give pubic notice to the citizens of such precinct to come forward and register their names. and let the Register remain open until, say twenty days before election This gives eTerys citizen ample oppor- tunity to place his name On the Great Register, if he desires to do so. The issuing of certificates opens the door for fraud, if the holders of such certificates desire to take advantage of 1t"
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-03
REW3 EOTE@.
General Garfield ia 48 years old.

General Garfield is 48 years old.
 Merchants are excited over the sd- vance Of g D to s per bale on cot ton in New York.
 The Atchison, Topeka & Sania Fe Railroad reports earnings for October 1880 ot $913.o00, as against s76<, ,00o for October 1879, an increase cf % per cent
 1 letter from Scnors. in regard to the GuayInGs and ArizoEa railroad, says: The pile bridge is complete from AIdella Island to the main land, and new town has been laid out on tie sEore. Forty miles of road have been graded and sixty more are under contract, completing the line 10 Hermosillo Half . mile Of track has been laid at Punta Arena, one locomotive and twenty construction cars gre working and ,S0O hundred tons Of steel rails have landed and more are on the way. Tie road will be completed and run ming 10 Hermosi!lo by April Miner.
 Wool is very firm; prices are gradually tending upward, with good demand. We quote sales of Ohie and Pennsylvania at 48@ soc; Michigsn and Wisconsin, 45 e Acc; delaine and combing gre in demand at eYeTy full prices, and unwashed, including coarse, fine and medium, is very firm. ranging from 2G@35c Manufacturers are free buyers, and even more anxious to purchase now than few weeks ago, when wool was 3a 4c lower.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-03
Total. .3c0G 0.-rss .,,.5o-.4 LZO
= J ' zUrr. OF PvBLIc RESTRICTION.
PACIFIC cex@r I-7E1s

4 recent fire in the 2o50 foot level of the Con. Imperial mIne. Virginia City. did but little damage. 4 fire in the vicinity of Anaheim, recently, did considerable dgmage. tis said tkat treaty thoroughly controlling the CLinese question has been formed by the U. $. Commis- sioners and the Government Of Pc king.
 An Cone, the Chinainan convic:e ed of having committed rape on Dr. Rene's little adopted girl was last Saturday sentenced 70 ten yeara in the penitentiary.-S Bdns. Fines.
 On the 2nd of September, 1876, Archibald Feeler was killed oa the Poway grade, San Diego county, while driving a team, the suppO- sition being that his horses became frightened, when he lost control of them and was dashed from the wagon. Later developments, how ever, change this theory. Coroner Stockton and Constable Cook ex- humed the body and found a bullet in his neck. The case is being worked up, and a sensation is e1- pected-
 The Democratic City Conven io n at Los Angeles have nominated Win. Pridham, agent of Wells, Fargo < Co.'S Express in that city, for Mayor.
 The De Young -Kalloch mnrd sr