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New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
NEw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER |. 1881

qSl u at2.s Buttosun calves 2is z. - 30 Fed
4. Hume ,' stae r s'srs 2'3 o. At 2e e :, = 2, do
n a. n ai II d. .07 n p 85. 3,di ~ D. a liic'
rsa csi,es, ~ 2s,e veia. 10 70, az 5c d. lso
ise q o'is II j. -i1r teas i3 m at 10 do. a 10,
a. 6c: bnek gomt ," u o. O. ~ 90 , 80 w. ~ -
l37 o. at SCI lo. lUi %. ilc. DO 10 10 al &C.. =
isirFPfHeLaM l,is we're - c1rsof g $50 head
% ears eotrsi. srd cnrsat Jerey Cly Ic'a sHee
hsln v lp4Ifsr De Corresponding
II iasi xs K wifi fD Yer 80 100 head for hg dlys
mi - h been stongl avers favor si1ce onas.
1ado day very slow I'D lower pric.s re- aot , sl,
for strictly Prime sie bout the same as az the osS
irsianees c per- A. seler conecss Of = ~ per
TO @ selI % ont Poor u prime ne were oId at 81 ,c
brnugh from 4S4c 20 5c. so4eray Few Choice selng AZ
C.; l79 10 n. ~ &C. Is Mcnlg do s3 D. ~ &C.
stare dp : n At ic ~ Canaaa Ewes 10 To- 70 AZ 49, > -
81 al IS 7o "a do, IS H. at 5'sc 6i state do o. " At
eqash 9eEcy sod g ais sPsep & siis n tts 2t 80 s
~ az SG le q, p @ de- IS n al i;c. d' 1870 n at &C. Buck
i5l % al &c.: iat canada MOS as n - 56s o9eo -
do 80 at c 81 90 %. at - SO o. do 81 10 at -e
HS%e so oa sAeep % o. , at as. aS i5l 4
r. at o. iOl b Il j3t - state Ewes 20 h, AZ
20 800 Nort irn Canada Lam 81 H. at Sc Il state DO
Kii6s & .. sold q northern Canada Lambs 81 b. at
Jsaae wriqlt hois SOD 40 state Ewes io5 = az
ac 90 I-J 0 81 e 30 ate lamb, 90 G 9 at 'e & - oO
Ege q Otis sod Jersey -fmbs, 10 %, az Soc. So
rcTtsn sold i2i cep 80 %. AT 4'sri L
do. II n at 81 % 2lSdo = d. o., ftej 2G 40 - D a'
4Lr. % no. 81 %. - 90 l7G do. - N, NJ &c.
J. sadler & Go sold; II Kentucky sheep 81 10 al
"Se Pdcoe aid IN Ken;acky sheep % 70. at 30.
% Pennsylyaaa Ewes % q, sc 33 do, 81 T. az 49,
Jersey do ~ d. ai c i42 SIte Lambs ~ D 10 = 1U
100 PonD-y mia do 90 10, al - 20 l5S do 81 u - . -e
Judd Bncsngham sod lla site sh,ep gg @ o. tp5 =, 5g
Iai bs 78 To- at 5c Gj State do 81 d. at - 43'c li-
do "a 10. jH-ci iu., T. ~. ~ g.. 90
Hoes Receipt. were 80 81 59l5 head 20 ears at
l3 th-st. Total since saturday
% SCI 90 J8 head for the tae
last WEE Market duli, some yer Iiiile
STATE u Og- sold as i4 Dl IN" m lHct VIII
not bear ou ,ng above - j5 The eipts Of Jei-ey
Dressed Hogs Ivhi and there good demand at
sc 80 ID down SGS IOr Do To loo D fYaec of 4oO
to 100 H. ..o
sales--J Hunter sold IL s1are HOgs PIG n, at - CO.
Jae & Otis $3 st e. Pigs. 1 6 ID. 81 3Ssc. go a -.
Judd 4 Buckingham sod ri Penn vania dOgs l3' ID ae
- o,
Jclfe sold late yesterday II Stale Hogs 23' d. AT
5i2c.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OP P90DrCb.
Psr Ho,gh Riyer. gssi.is - Rf3'i if
rry,-pa~.r ccpf 10 sz
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
THURSDAY. Sept. 3o--P. NJ.

Ash Unchanged. qTict. o,c
COTTON-srot cotton quiet and i,sc lower sales J5o
lairs I-2 bles 10 evening", Including 81 for spnLs.h,g
contract 1000 bales EfCcDts NJ the ports W
GAY q l3fSl bales tlh7 day lat wee lu
~ 485 bales year. september J. 3et2d2 Dales
against 335,2iJ ba during the period last -ea0h
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

OF city bank stocks there were sold Amerlcah
Exchange l25l at l19 and German American tlO) NJ
so The following were the bidding ana a'kihS
,,.,os N the frat call -:
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fA NhNIERSFl. Coupons ~ mo lsf Ho offTac f1nns
This COMPANY 1suuuz Jct0 b. ~. VIII D. pt "a
and siCer tla date az National alk 9 ile q, pitc
CHARLES PAIRS ~, ftesstuL
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pnINr cLoTH MAhkEE

,,, Nas. s,pt 80. The market Tor frihalnEE i,E
tALL ~ .en active demand al 4e iof e9 saa
lO.OOl pecssvi ~ might
s1 ss's1s - N1nafsetrcrs decline ic-, pot ~" 's -
~. ..s a ,ots "a saai price
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COUPONS of the First MORTGAGE
y BONDS or ~ soUrHtHN rACiF & hAitEeAp
hc oi,e N he cgmpauT N0. assau ald ~ iile.is,
Nea.YOrt q. 4 HrNTfNeIoH-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
The following are the quotations for securities in

Tie sub-lreasurv to-day LOST .S52,Gss on bal-
anCo made up by currency loss OF TloJ.Zzo
loss a com gam 6l $o0.532 inns lakcs the
total loss since last Friday $l,6%S.G75. The
prevailing rate for money on call - = per CEN,
with exceptions at 2 and 4 per cent. Time loans
are Ia pr cent. The steamers arriving since yes
tcroay brought 1907, 100 IN foreign goid com ne
domestic exchanges on New-YorN at the places
named are quoted rs follows: Savannah. ssa S
olscou5t; Charleston, TIC dlscount TO par; New
Orleans ~ per $1,000 discount TO par;
ST. Louis, 70 cents discount; Chicago: 500
20 cents discount; Boston. 80 cents discount.
1 br United States Treasurer at Washing
tn to-day received 100000 in National bank
notes Tor redemption. Inc customs recc ps
were S62O.OO0 and iha internal revenue teceipts
were S4.fOOO0. The following is Tie Clearing
House statement to-day Exchanges. S1l3.349,3O9;
balauccs $i,37S Cos. Ine transactions 10 the SAD
Trrasnrv covered: ReeeIpts, 81 ,322650; nav
ments ~ $50 .377; currency balance, $5,3l9'G2f;
com h4iancc, $7S,7i9,6D1
The following Is The statement or receipts ana
disbursements bv the Assistant Treasurer OF the
United States at Nev-YOrk for the month Of
sep eubrr:
sugust 81 1890 by balance. S929I-45
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pwioeno Nonses.

COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
- BONDS or THF cENTHAL PACIFIC RAJ lLEDAD
COlPANf SAX JOAQtEef VALLEY hHANcfl. api n
tn LANp pNps. aae Uet0ler $50 VII Do bad at 10
ClCe Of Fsl c1 HatcH. No > NaF-iust
q. p nus NGTON. ce-rra.lfcrt.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
RATIWAY GONE

iElUE UNION ThIIFIU hhII.N = N'II
4 PANV.-A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONLHAlF
PER CEN on The capital STOCK # the Union F'cc H.
w. { ovpany paid and a ttr 'lc"Orl / i'', ~
sto. hnis-. OF record september 30, 1880 New YORK
khoIlers paid at the Union Trust O. my nv -
Rrnadyay NeW.N Olk aud BOstu stOrkh0des az the com
papys office 40 a Equitable Building Boston SOCK
booLs v, . closed septrm 20 reopeuei October2
HENRY MCFARLAND, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
OPF1cE OF THt KFcFIyR
nrr,cp ~ ruu npcFIvRR
CENTRAL. RAILgt' Az COMPANY OF NEwJERsEY,
rs liberty st y NEW-l UEA sept. -, lo'1


$780, tho second mortgape pohs 1l II ,u
nv will be IaId presentation ami after l dNe Az
the 0fc. oi De cOmDt1s, ~. ~ Nihmst, NeW-1ofh j.
: kI,NIJY a. o.. Fiscal A cents
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
Geaal Notices.
Che Gnrt.
llleCellaneous.

NOR sAIE.-Three nice li;tle dogs black
and tan french ssIIieg about year o"i Aigy - Do
lsassy -, 80 aoo.
xATANTED. a secondhand copper vacuum
w pa1. Apply b. letter Box titl Newfof- .o't V1se
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-23

: Did you sver notice how. surprised
ysu were when zen put your fsot a
~ ns1t sestr step and found there
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ADMHllefaATllxss. SALE OF
ss,. ... IS s REAL ESTATE. .'..ss '.,.' sa'

NorlCc Is HENRY GIVEN THAT DY vR
1N. the of aa order Of ssls made and sntssea a
record In the Probate Court Of King County,
!, S. s.s q Is &. as :ss: :ss Z as
Clymsr DECREASED. Will cell the premises known =
s THG cLYaAER FARaa,
sttsAtse IN ring ceauty. ana more pasicslsrsy
beupdsd nd daecresdas follows, % VIII: DaGio,
I'D Evss . iSs esisissi sosskSsss oosssr q 6
clslrn ef Janf campbsll. runnin9 thenoe spulh
'sollowipe the mAanderinos Of soid Mvey until \
lnteFsoctrvit the north Hne Of David - Chmp.
bs!ls laad. tAsscs ea.t sopg said nsrsh ii.s ussl
james Nmpbefi, thence north following said
lln6 ~ Tie uoetheast corner q Daid clsin, themes
v0t @ The nostA ltne 81 soid c1Atn - ~ plses
q besinniag oeatainise sishty scsss: noss g
dsnatiou claf .. and sisuated - TeWnahtpa
Tvssty-t -thres snA Tssnty-four Moeth - Range
Four sest: also Lot Two t9I Of Section ThTee
(slsof 1UWnshtp 34snty.thrse NORTH Of Range
hunAss11hs scfss; also the East half (Ehl oi
~ iseutAvsss quarter (5W1i a section thirty.
Dog (ott ef 1sWnGAlp rWsu4y fous MostA q
aangs .fo1r xast. eestalning saghty acsss %
aasssaays shs lsth Aay - May. An. .lsee
a ofeIoek ,. u. q shsa Aay. n treat ss ~
CpuEtsoon q ths Hrebste Court Of rid xing
Coonty, to-vit. % Commerosal stSott. near th0
sos18 q Mid ssrsst. IN ssad CITY q ses1tis.
0aAd ssIs Win - st pubs3e anctioa - the h5Ghs
- beddef ter cash. cold coin. % ~ 0ay Of sala
aud vii b subject T. connrmatson By satd ne
- O6ure and also subject - . GFant hsgseueeeo
naAe % tbs 0>a10s and walls wsIla 1eilgpa1
Company Of right Of vag for : rsilroad thrUush
~ premises. Dse1 q s1psnos or purchassr.
This property II o,iy six mttss distant Sso9l
esattlc. and ~ accessible by wagon road rstlroad
and By vster.
> Fos susti;ss fnfbsasiion Apply 20 Ne undsGs
aAcHRL cLYNER.
AAnintstrsarix of ths essses ~ cAziseian 0ymss.
dooonae1. ~ ~
@. 4 Haslord, sttoraey for shs estate.
splls.vst
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

- -
LAND 0us1cE Al olx1nD ~. I'll
April IN. 100.
NOrIC8 ls uKnxDY 0IvRN THAT Tlg1
In toeicu1ngAa9nA ese1lee 10 n1ed nee3ce -
- snessetea 10 make nnsl peoee - 0Dpegt -
~ elnin. anA nsenss 1sal eakry tb9oof, - fhat
- peoof - vttna1Bst U1ll - mnde boebge
~ a sssss]s. :. - veIsssssvu ~ -
~ Il 01Y. =. q. 3o0o.
josEsn VnMn. Prs<nption o. 3. n. teos.
fR IL ~. h or NV en1 Nm. 4 Of N, A 81
noulisu :. Tovpship x3Hossk. kaaks3 Eaas. sud
unuDm - poooDUfnG - ~ : Sfna1Aee - psovo
~ ooaeamoas Dsue1en0r upoo ~ - ivnefon -
os3S uAcG sfs: A. yowlsR. 0uaeoyuo R311o,
CAasjso IsalssU.s snA Jehn q. LevGe9t1. II q
nj UAhe3y. kt1say eo1n1y. VI. ts.ta
s.. ~. 110WN, 8
ss6SeeHs - olssss.
S. Sc. :: -. -: :::ss:= :::= syss:''
ssss5 sz4ssffs75 4stss s<sfF* =
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-10

Vienna, July 9.-The latest intelli.
gence from serajeuvo states the excite
ment caused by the attempted murder
OF Hasson Pasha, has considerably abat-
ed. When Hasson Pasha ordered q
general disarmament, Eyoub Bey, one
OF the most fanatical mussulmans, with
several followers. went 10 him and pro-
tested against the measure. Hasson
Pasha replied by striking Eyoub Bey
with stick, whereupon the followers
OF the lattar then threw themselves up
on Hasson, and he was taken TO Nitro
vita and thought to he mortally
wounded.
London; The delay In bringing
forward the Indian financial state
ment causes the impression that some
large reform is contemplated by the
government relating to the liabilities OF
India.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-10

Chicago. July a.-The Journals
Washington special says; A set of
special schedules for recording stats
tics relating 10 Indians b being pre-
pared by Colonel Mallory Of the army.
The schedules nill be 30 arranged that
all the material facts regarding the
situation, number and condition Of
each tribe viii be given under their ap-
propriats heads.
Walker. superintendent OF the cen
sus. has assigned the task OF procuring
n full and accurAte census statistics as
possible Of the Indians not taxed 10
Major Powell and his assistants. who
are working under the fSmithsopian
institute. Superintendsnt Walker, In
order 70 give wide circulation o. The
result OF his work. has devised plan
whereby special PORTIONS OF 1t may be
made available without costing n great
amount Of money. He proposes that
each one Of the more important subjects
Of inquiry be published In a volume by
itself In quarto form. that they may be
bound together n SO desired, and also
70 Issue pocket editions for the use Of
business men.
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RAILROAD rHAFFrc.


Nav Yo,k Jn,v r.,
,,.a ..r.s.s ss.s ~ ,Ai 'nii'y-
.ine i4ioAus nave reported their traf-
nc for June, and the account stands as
follows: 1880, 81, $50, ,Ol3; 1879. sl3.-
Og4 GA. increase "A 7aa 40 Far ~.
Al h.,, !, ~. .,,,,.~ -
:. y '--A '. sHe yeA. 1hifsy-shIee roAos
have reported ofticiaiiy, and the totals
are a. follows: 1880, So, ,044, ,T7G; 1879,
COS. or. 4s5; increase. sls as7 sal In.
c,n5.d a. ,ha ,.,,,. 80 - ..s.
a. - -Ao ~ aiA '''o.i'''s
are the earnings OF lew important
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-10

New York, July "a World
Washington special says OF the charge
that the money furnished by the star
route lobby was used at Cincinnati:
When the star route awards were yen-
tilated last winter. and the ring was In
danger OF exposure and ruin, ex-Sena-
tor Dorsey was here In the lobby, and,
with Monroe Salisbury, of California.
the biggest contractor Of them all. and
Joe McKibben, the self-confessej lob
byist, he was foremost In the fight to
prevent reduction Of the extravagant
system Of expenditure. Joe McKibben
was rs much an agent of Dorsey as of
any other contractor, and the money
was disbursed In the lobby. Dor
sey undoubtedly contributed his
share. Thus, according TO the re-
publican theory, ridiculous rs it is, the
present secretary of the republican na-
tional committee was one OF those who
It Is now charged conspired to nomi-
nate Hancock.
Going 60 Nee TIlden.
The Herald says that English, the
democratic nominee for vice-president,
has telegraphed for rooms at the Fifth
Avenue for Sunday.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-10

In the house Of commons this even.
ing Arthur Arnold, liberal, gave notice
that q month hence he would call the
attention to the restrictions placed on
the importation of cattle and would
move a resolution in relation thereto.
Gladstone, replying to the question by
Sir Henry De Wolf, conservative, re.
lative to the eastern policy, said the
government was very anxious to avoid
surprising the country by anything like
an Isolated action.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-10
MILITARY nATTERs.

Lieut.. Waite. 9Th cavalry, came down
from Fort Laramie-on Friday with two
prisoners bound for Fort Omaha.
Lieut.. O'Brisn, 4th artillery, passed
through Cheyenne on Friday with
thirty-6ve recruits for Nevada aud
Idaho. Five were left at Cheyenne for
the Sd and 9Th cavalry.
Major o. Elting, Sd cavalry, who
was recently married to one OF St.
Louis bellies, stopped over at Fort
Russell. He Is en- route to Fort washa-
kie. Owing to his company being In
the field, Mrs. Elting did not accom-
pany HIM.
Tho vacancies in the office Of second
lieutenants In the regular army will be
filled by appointments from civil life,
and We hope that sergeants and cor
porals will have n fair chance for
roundabout promotion.
Desertions from Fort Sanders are
very frequent. The men can't stand
the proximity OF Laramie City, prob
ably.
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Msraered Ms sister.

Danville, Va, July s.-Last night
about midnight Thomas d. Dejarnette
entered bagnio and inquired for Mollie
Dejarnstte and at his request the two
went to n private room. Repeated
pistol shots followed. The police broke
into the room and the girl was found on
the floor and her brother standing by
pistol In hand He Immediately con-
fessed the shooting OF his sister aud
said be did II TO wipe out the disgrace
Of the family. The girl was shot Ave
times. Two shots fatal. She protests
that her brother was right in taking
her life, and begs that he he not pun
ished. Before her brother was taken
to prison he and his sister embraced.
The brother is 4 telegraph operator,
aged twenty years. The sister is seven
teen years old.
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CoIonixInr Indians.

st. Louis, July Q. Private dispatches
from Arkansas City, Kansas. say Capt.
Payne, who left the southern border OF
Kansas last Monday with a party Of
some 800 men ON a second invasion Of
Ihe Indian territory, has reached
MS destination without molestation.
IL will be remembered that Capt. Payne
invaded the Indian territory last spring
In violation Of the presidents procla-
nation and was elected by the military.
lie now defies military, government,
courts, arrests and trial. to determine
In the courts whether his acts are in
violation Of any law. Parties are here
purchasing machinery Of different
Kinds, goods. &C., for shipment tc
rayne's colony. and II is said that ar
'ofiice 10 10 be opened here to induce em,
lgration to the territory.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-10
BRIEF TELRGRAMs.

San Francisco: The census returns
give population to San Francisco of
233, ,066 including 20. $40 Chinese.
London: Tho French ship Franche-
rie, Captain Savory, before reported at
Dunkirk from San Francisco, lost her
wheel, pinnacle and compass, and ship
ped sea which swept the decks and in
jured several seamen.
st. Petersburg: The Agence Russe ex-
presses the conviction that the porte
will yield to the wishes of Europe.
Rome: It is stated that Bonwelli has
definitely rendered his resignation Of
the ministry Of war.
Strasburg: Emperor William has ac-
cepted the resignation of Herzog, secre-
tary Of state for Alsaace-Lorraine.
Geneva: The earthquake on Sunday,
was one of the most severe and wide
spread that has ever been known In
Switzerland for several years. Three
persons were killed. and several meters
Of the summit of Schnebelberg, near
Quarten, fell, overwhelming large
woods.
London: The earthquake at Island
st. George, one OF the Asores groupe,
resulted in the formation OF another Is
land, six hundred yards distant, and
about eighteen thousand square yards
in extent.
Washington: The secretary of the
treasury has ordered an investigation
OF the disaster to the steamboat Nara.
gansett, which was in collision with
tho stnnfnnfA.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-10

London. July 9.-In the bouse OF
commons. this evening. Parnell and
other members for Ireland. persist
ed in combating the new clause Of
the compensation for disturbance
bill, although IL was not before the
committee. Biggar, home ruler, was
called 10 order for defending the use Of
violence against certain landlords OF
ireland, particularly the late Lord
Leitrim. Mr.. Mitchell Henrick, home
rule, In his debate, announced his In
tention TO quit the land league. He
said he repudiated its extreme views.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-10

London. July 9.-King George, Of
Greece. is in Berlin on his way to st.
Petersburg. A dispatch from Ber-
lin says: The opinion prevails in po-
litical circles here that the porte will
decline to accept the resolutions Of con-
ference, and that it will be impossible
to prevent bloodshed between the
Turks and Greeks.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-10

Constantinople, July AT midnight
ON Sunday, three transports left the
arsenal for Yolo and Porevesa. with
seven battallians Of troops, five batter
les and q quantity of ammunition. The
troops were ordered to disembark
stealthily. The disbandment OF 1900
soldiers in Thessaly, whose time has
expired, has been forbidden.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-10

Buffalo. July BIT is currently re.
ported here that the Buffalo Il South
western railroad has been leased TO the
New York, Lake Erie 3 Western COM
pany for a term Of 90 years. By this
arrangement connections can be made
at Jamestown with the Atlantic &
Great Western by a narrowing OF the
gauge ofthe latter road. n desired,
by this connection, through trains can
be run between this city and Cincin-
natl, st. Louis and Chicago.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-10

Chicago, July 9.-The Journal says:
The Iowa republicans are putting for
ward their strongest men for congress.
The nomination Of Kasson, Butts and
Thompson have already been announc-
ed, and yesterday, In the Ninth district,
Ex-Governor z. {. Carpenter, OF Fort
Dodge, was nominated for reelection.
Iowa ought 10 elect solid republican
delegationsto congress this presidential
year, and we think she win.
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A Fenaie saIeIae.

New York, July e.--The woman who
registered at the hotel Hudson, Jersey
City, on Tuesday evening. us Mrs.
Brevety, who attempted to suicide by
taking laudanum, and when the follow
ing morning shot herself In the ladies'
waiting room OF the Pennsylvania rail-
road depot. Is said to be Mrs. Mary E.
Holly, whose father Is In California,
whittier she intended going.
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THE GREAT CANAL.
., ,.. the 0ae that Exists O.iy ..
PAPER aad IN InAEi..sisa-
.., A. Biaaehes says ana Fhanks sf
she Nicaragua ne1ae.

washingtosl, July e.-Mr. A. BlAnch-
:, the original projector Of the Mica
aqua canal. In the plan Of extending II
"a the level of the lake Of Nicaragua to
ne closest proximity 10 the Atlantic
md Pacific oceans, arrived in this city
Yesterday. Mr.. Blanchet Is an eminent
civil engineer, and he has Just returned
rom Nicaragua with engineer Memo
cal He has devoted the past fifteen
wears to the study OF an inter oceanic
canal through Central America, andbe
ing called upon to-day by reporter,
Mr.. Blanchet said regarding the en-
terprise, that be had paid three visits 10
Nicaragua, and In March. 1879, he OBJ
tanned, in the interest Of an Influential
French company. concession from the
Nicaragua government, which failed OF
confirmation by the senate. having re-
Gently returned to Central America.
The prolonged interest he has taken in
the canal gives him special popularity
In eonnec'ion WIN ina'seis pei'aihins
tothe projected tou.e- he''n co-opera-
tion with Mepocai, approached the
government anu 'ne .esu,' was 'ne
granting Of a concession 10 Menocal. or
the American company which he rep
resented. Mr. n'Anene' oesmea u I'M
portan' 'ot 'ne eonp'e''on oi lne great
work 70 oo'aih q fusion OIL n'e.es's'
THIS being aequ'escsa IN ny Mr. Meno'
eai' the result was 'na' = comprise un-
derstanding' nsorapie 70 tne enter
PRISE was arrived a.. hehce hianchet
IS no" mere 70 oohier Win Aamifai
Ammen, MI. Menocai ana otners' win
view 10 arranging "DETAILS tor ms e.
iectuai corporation IN EUROPE ana ne
expects 10 represent. 'ne European m
terests IN any orsanizss.oh .na' may De
consumualed' Mi. n'anches Is In ai-
rect oppos'.ioh W .ne p'Ans 20 urgently
iavofeu oy ooun' ie ''esseps. he con-
s'dereu 'he ranaina pto'ec' i'npo's'pie,
OWING " 's nniee cos' ana
.he ueauy enaIacee' Oh 'ne "oik'
a'ssins ~ one VI 'ne mus. uhnea'.ny
s"anps III 'ne ~ofio anu sAcr'nc'ng
.nousa"us =, "o'Hne'os sns 'nAsles
ie.ei' ne uoes u'' a''n,' 'he pta''icA-
on'', =. 'us sA.aI IN 'em u any iea-
sonap'e p'on's, ouppos'us /" piae.icaoie
10 - ess,~a'e' ala aoe .ns neoessAy ou.i.y ~
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so,oo'oov ~ s,v,ooo,oVo 'essnue pf
1nn"''- A"' "A'. oana', MI
biancnet says, win not cost more tnnn
si5, ,000, 900 under the present arrange
ment, and the revenue win be equally
"a largo as ~ constructed vi. pan.m.
n.,s ~ 80 - :. IN ~ : -'.A'
ne lnihks IL VIII take ABOUT hve years
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-10

PAINS IN THE BACK. What they
mean. -Ho,c Cured. A poignant, press
ing pain In the ''small of the back' Is
a dangerous symptom. 1t means ap-
preaching Kidney trouble possibly
Brlght's Disease. It should not be neg
lected-not day, not an hour. Fortu-
nately, these symptoms are easily cured.
HUNTS REMEDY, the Great Kid
ney and Liver Medicine, Is an absolute
and unfailing specific for them, and for
any diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder,
Liver, and Urinary Organs. A single
bottle Of HUNTS REMEDY has
many times saved q life.
Sold by all druggists. Trial size, 10
cents.
Good Beef, Good Veal and Good
Mutton ut
II ALTER a OrrFRBAcH,s.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-10

New York, July 9.-wm. McGibbon,
a stock broker, at No. 30. Broad street,
was arrested to-day, charged with be-
ing one man who knew Of the finding
OF ss7, 900 worth Of bonds lost by Bry-
ant, Ives & Co. He admitted the secu-
rifles were retained one night by him
for examination at the request Of Je-
rome & Patchell, but he further stated
that he advised their return to the
owners.