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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-08

WARRESTON ITEMs.-From the Ware
Ners: The r. & G.. Railroad has ordered
two new freight engines from the Roger
Mandatory. This is the second purchasr
within the last six months ". j
Aston is at Hot Springs.-The Lea
Year Hop was the dance Of the season.
Mrs. Elias Carr and son have come here for
the umEer. Mrs. and Miss Tanahill have
gone to New York, Miss Annie Spicer, OF
Petersburg is visiting Miss Kate White.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-08
Indexfto New Advertisements.

INSURANCE. NORTH Carolina Home In
surance Company.
Rev. VIM. A. HARRIs.-Wesleyan Fee
male Institute,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-08

: Raleigh has a population Of 6, l30 in her
corporate limits.
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Rates Of Advertising:

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14

MONDAY. Sept. 1872 II.
Tho, Spectators in stocks who, because OF sat
uriay afternoons rally, expected grand " noon -
to occur to-day were doomed to a disappointment
There a very small " boom" at the opening Of
business, but 1t WAS CT 50 limited figures and Of SO
short duration that it did 10 good to those VINO
were expecting a great speculation. FIRST prices
were la0l2 higher than Saturdays closing
figures, but the settling back was prom
aud it also decided tho character
of the market The mornings work
simply n confirmation of what seemed to be the
Iue last week At every rally stocks are IN full sup
ply. After the first fluctuations the market was
dull is attested by the fact that the total trans
actions for the day amounted only to lbl. 600
slares against 10000 shares Saturday. The
changes from apparent weakness to a acominp
strength wero frequent, and when they occurred
they were rapid Yel the market shows every indica
ton Of being excessively fatigued
The specially active stocks to day were ST T,nl
At 02AW0l9la02l4 Delaware LackGwanna and
Western at % is@0li2 Q9l7s Lake Shore NJ lOoa,
Ql09Q 1908, Erie at 307s a $685.. N,rthern
Pacific preferred a. % u 57la ~ 66l,. Man.
haitian at 30&3los031is, New-Jerscy Central
at 1873 07SO7oL Il, aud Reading at 32L03tlt. Tina
dealings IN stocks not named did not amount a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14

5000 shares for any one stock. Tho W,ho..--
Missouri Kansas and Texas and the Hannibal
It. Joseph SHARES were specially weak and o..
Il are os Lakc E.:e and Western and Ce,tral t..
although inactive, we're specially strong. Wssto,'
Union. despite tbc largo sn rtD interest thar. =
~ the stock; and OF the approach Of tie time o.,
closing be transfer books. both for q dividend .ns
for the annual election Of directors, was veal -
10fasN1o3'z Ui0J6s. Pacific Mail was dali A. 4oa,
n -, cio1nS wc k 1T tie las' Ggue Generally ths
market closed woak at about or below Saturday.
la-t p,ices.
There we're 10 transactions N Government bond.
at thc board hG' quotations firm tor oil ssue,
except cor t'o per CENTS, tio Dd3 for which vera
reduced Is per cent Annexed ore the closing quo.
;afiOnS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14

LIVERPOOL sept l3-Pors-Pume N,ss-EosterL himer
AZ 10. Westeul nrmer nj go. Bacon CunD' ra' D ~
rrmer a. Short Rb. frazer al ~ on Gear,
nrncr 80 short Clear hrner at 50 l&G .ohs
Cut duh i3. shoulders steady 81 teei- MA A,s
dull ~ 10 Eylra Ness dull ~ -. Prime NJ Guit
al ~ o. ar-Pnme Western dull az 48td laleN .lme
du!i 80 I'd rurpentno- dul AZ - -
CoWmon steady ~ 4i9d Fine iru' AZ ~ "a - -
American thOoc. steady 81 til Iarl on ssed' ~ 80
FlOur-kytta state, dull - ST. Whest-No J. ,,u.,e,
STEADY . "a. sp1ng. Ne. = sisliy a. ~ ''" -
y 5d. Corn--MixSi dull ar 10. ,oa,0 es IN
Yellow American. lOne III Market h1sb--N IN
dor steady iCai Turpenune. spirit. q. Svi
Hecepts Nhe.t To- the werS-hoh
llO,OOO from Pacific ports 900 qts' ''V'"
@t',S0 Or '"rn "voV S Ln,eed OIL 81 Ga pee ewt,
Refined Petroleum. I'd. per sal sPns VI 'uI 'D :"
per ewt ,,.,,, ,nseea II Ill n.r mr.
Refined Petlo,enn Scd Per gal spnIs d feuOi an, va
sNiwEki sent is-Petr,oum - . ia - pau - i''nes
sellers pate American laid 'l'''""' ioo "'' Wv
loo Aios. - a ...r.. - ,t.,n.gs WI.
BWRAgS sent - Pet oleum liaiA' 80 p''u"S" VI"
cOxs Lard closed at - marks pt ~ 80, .rgsn,n
HAMBURG. sept l3.-WllooA Lar" ''oSs" ~ ~ '''
100 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-14
MINES AND MINING.

MONDAY. sept. 13-P ".
The mining stock market today requires a f'P'-
titlon Of the same old story. The Lcadvlle sh'l''
were weak and drag upon the whole list. Cnrl 81
lite declined from 49, TO i1jd i.3O; Ll''c
Chief sold at 1.65a1f5. against 1.|o SAT
urday. South He yielded to TO- ChmAA
was steady 10 1.55a1.Go. and Anne h'ic-
tuatcd between 81 and G5. closing at G3 cent?
against o. cents Saturday. Consolidated NTgihl'
was / o cents lower ut $50 and California st"auV
81 about 2.0J. Columbia Consolidated was s''auy
at 2Ie. and Battle Creek fell from 2.5oH 2.oO 10
900. TIE sales Of Ilukill were nj 1.710l. ~ o.
K sing sun at 80 aud Green Mountain, Wl'huu,
transactions, was quoted 3.jjG36O. Among t'q
low uriced stocks Gold Placer was strong anu
cent higher n 80 cents. Lacrosse was acuNc ~ u
rose from 20 g. 1902 ccuts. Great Eastern wa
cent higher at % cents, aGd IalaVeias was ce1 y
lower al 81 cents We note sales OF Ophit ~, l.
Bul-nomnro OF X, Caledonia. Black Hiii., ~ %
Bnwcr ~ 2, Mexican AT l2l2 aud Sierra Nc' aud y,
12Iad122s The markets closed dull and irregular
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Ecip U1GNtc0.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
"a YORK TRiBuHL MILL 30 RECElVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. 10 LIS Broadway, cor "hry.hrst-
800 West IUcutY 90 il- llslfl.aya
No 81 East FpuftocuiLst. coInrr rn, mcguire. $50
ihlid*No, Forty -cruntst. Che ltANLEN OFFICE.
No 2s~f Ihirave ls lldi -a1 TaUty ltt-sl.
ui"cu sayinS5 Bank BHld--, dp 10 p n, - re-d.Af
Cf!cttateE-
A GENERAL TRAVELLING AGENT 10
~ operate in New iok ana Pe.l-s yuil y REGULAR
and uCcc.niui liberal
salary to the right possessing nucctssti rrcod al
detail stating past aud references
Addrrs. -UPIIiNI Is DENT. a. %. Box 25J. York
fE'O PRINTERS. Wanted IN country
newspaper Office printer capable ~ doing good JOB
work, bO ana pres. A0icss. stating
0uirol references, &c. FDkiE-T." EOx Ne q, Tribune
ONCE
VNANTFD.-A clerk, we'll acquainted with
W the rrtai book business GEOKdE 4. LOCK.
WOOD el2 broadway.
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TIE tac ltlnd CidliH'
Sxt,-tlirce bars of gold and silver bullion, valued
Of &231.31 50, were received ~ Inns ci,y ytsfei-
Loun.nery 4 H.egip receive f'I48 900 ycstcr-
day fro1n then Black Hills I4incs.
nee,ng I'll the trustees ct tie Little Chief Min
ing Company called Yesterday, rU, nos benz,
able 10 obtain quorum, no business vas donc aud
the meeting acj uInet.
Tie Silver Nugget ofico in this city Yesterday r.
celycd b. Of ore from the muc concerning
which the superintendent, II nm accompany ng le -
ter, saws: One piece from the nOi shaft. 3J-iont
level weighs about 81 hounds and contains y 30
taken is 80 feet wide with 20 inches OF this
ore, with tV0 Perfect walls, and the ore ON TIE
track hcor j. much wider than ~ the roof 81 the
drift. The shaft is gong down at the RAJ" of feet
per DAY. win fan quantity o. ore IN the bottom.
Al We need Is depth III tbs niue - make il dlyI-
dend paying property. We are pushing develop
mcut WORK rapidly
The superintendent Of the Deer Isle Nlaiuo) re-
ports the drift 30 level ~ 10 ie ore. and the bot
tom Of the incline also an ore, with occasional
chcs OF native liver. The or'-hoase j. full and
a schooncI-load viii be slapped TINS wees 10 81.
JOINS. The hosting works are completed, and the
rev machinery viii hc III place ~ ten days, when
t Is expected twentYyo 10 thirty t,ns per day will
lhc Green Mountain Mining Company yesterda.
declared its fifteenth dividend 81 cents per share,
payable on the 25th inst. Transfer books close on
The 18th and reopen on the 2Ith.
The bullion output of Ieauvlic Is estimated 1t
SO coo. 600 for 1880 and tAat OF Colorado at
lie aggregate amount of assessment, levied by
112 Washuc mines up to September Is 500, 9O9. .
93J; dividends declared dining same period.
S1lG,3Ss 300. Assessments amounting tOT3, 1879,
200 have been levied by % Dodle mines, aud div
dends Amounting TO $I1jO,OO0 declared.
sxty-six miscellaneous mines ~ Nevada, Cali
iornla and Arizona have levied $271i0, 81 assess
ments and declared dividends amounting TO
$13, s7O.999: making total for $50 mines having
their Offices i'll san Frauci,co, If &9I,2l0,93G
assessments levied, and S131. 700 299 DIVIDENDS
declared. The dividends declared b. the Belcher
exceed ITS assessments by $4,000. 900: those of
Consolidated Virginia, $i2, 100000; Crown Point
10000 Enrcka Consolidated, 81 100000 !;
Raymond and Ely, S2OUO,oUO, leaving
SG0.909299 as the aggregate amount IF dividends
paid by the 22J other mnes
a consolidation has lately been effected on the
Gregory gold lode Of Giipin County, Col, embrac-
ing the l.430 feet of the vein comprised IN the
Briggs, Consolidated Grc gOry and Nanagansrtt
properties. Tins combination has yielded since { le
lode was discovered nearly SGOO0.OOO.
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ErROINNN NlNANNINL MANKErs

LONDON sept lS-l2'30 p MI. : bonds tour a. halt
cents. ia Ere. 4uas aecoud consOs o. 'fMuc
and Gr"a, Weston second mortg trustees cerrc '2
Illinois Cenral. 1852 Peuusyl ap,a Central, g. Read
ing lo7s. New-l OK Central, l27.
IONDoS Srpt Is $50 D. PSr atylceS quote thre per
eute at ii francs 10 ceutne tor the account hc a
way shares Il 4.
-. Dos. sept IA p -Consos 97iSc Tor hoi money!
th al = do 0ni cOuSols, o. mos
ConuG. u.s. PENNSYLVANIA Cent'a. 81. seali.- toN2,
The amount hul tom gone into tno Bank Ok Eug nA JAZZ
ance iN day la 23t,NnU
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Tire d,a.ioas ~ STAT bonds included sails ~
Louisiana consos al 1872 tennessee IS. DID, n 10
and Arkansas Is issued to Little Rock and WORT
Smth Railroad and to Mississippi, Ouachtl and
Rod River at 9l2.
or city bank stocks there were sold Republic d Al
1876 and PhGnix 40 at 100.
Railroad bonds were duh, with a general conces.
sion IN the prices for the speculative classes Ere
second consos declined from sJis 70 $50 os7s
the funded Is selling at 1874 ti2 Missouri Ian.
sas and Texas first consols were per cent lower
at 1G5. and seconds l per cent lower at
Gle. c. C. ana l. c. first asscnted declined | per
cenr % 81. Mobile aud Ohio first deb,ntures we're
L. easier at s3l2, the seeon1 tebentures
being strong at 81. Canada southern frsts
Welded 3 to 03o, Metropolitan Elevated
i.rsts were strong at 1Ofl4 NcvYork Elevated tints
being steady 81 Ill. Oregon Railroad and Naviga-
ton firsis rose from 1883 to l07. Ohio Central
ii SIS 4 lower at 914l. 81 Paul consos 50 at
10. Burlington. Cedar Rapids ard Northern tiIss
5s rose i 10 OIL nral iowa fTss rose per cenb
- IOJ. and S' Paul aud Sioux City brsts were "a
hiqhcl at 1854. Denver AMI no Grandc consols
advanced from 9Si2 to $685. ald Kansas iachc con-
sol from ~ y - 97I2.
balance made up b. a com gain o. SO93. 81 .e'S
curreacy loss 81 s2lj.s0l. THIS makes the total
gain since Friday a1,Dt7256. There ~ DO notable
change in the local money market. the rate for call
loans railing al 2l2 as per cent. The European
steamers that nave arrived since saturday hIough0
1860 600 IN foreign rod coin ana bars. he done
nc exchanges on NcS-York AZ the South are still
weaker than before fcporied The following are he
quotations NJ The places named Savannah, isDis
discount Ciar.. stOp. y discount To par N.w-
Orleans, - % discount to par; It.
Louis, 81 - discount; Chicago, II
United STATE, Treasurer at Washington to-day re-
criyed $3.50 00o ia National bank notes for redr,no-
ton. The Customs receipts were %Gj0.0O0, and tie
internal teyefu' receipts were T79O,OO be fol"
L 1.sf..f l.
changes 1928 1871; balances, $J.3l2 lo7,
The transactions n The Sub-ipa,ury covered;
Irrencv balance, 1882 ,CG1: coin balance,
%c2.327. $50.
he iale'gn exchanges dull, lint firm ~ quotas
ious with decided tendency toward higher rates.
Ihe following ,ie the posted quotations:
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BoDIr, Cal, Scpt. 13.--tandarl shipped 1890
toas day. The ore pulp ASSAY hciag 80 20 +;
crude bullion 1900 ounces shipped TO The com
uauy sol $50.
DEADwooD, d. r., Sept. 13.-lhe case Of the
Boblail against the Caledonia Mining Company
was d, cid,d IN this District Court today IN favor
# TIE latter company on all paints al issue. ihc
case invol,ed the largest aud most valuable par OF
the ale touia claim.
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l. O'CLOCK 70 2ia o'CLOcE-

,rora "a oous,i Il p e - G LIST lCn.c.e \ " con
io 400 lJi. 3 pOp 1890. IO5I,l 4 l..-..l 80,
Itterc Grc2- Ist L ZOO ...-. 100 NDu1,N rss-x ~
5Ob......i03 10. * Wabash ..Iuj. lJla
Fan pfc lst con Couso Couyrr il0nston q T { l9t
800 0-... -..- 37si 2'nD ---- --in-'4 Nam llnc -
10000 ... .. 81 - Font wayne lst i.rpD .-. 1851
son IA lsc lea 1000 ..... 49, 3 y y Elevated l.,
ral.... lUG-. ~ !. !. =. I. Ntst 151J ...... II
Uuo, -, Ist Mtg New "a CON IL * Gica. y "a
1901 ...... Il3 a.GcN ......-- ~ > PC &
OLiO - " - d 30 % ....NRv4 GO0J -.-.....33
rlr ......I7 g a. x ! @ central rdciic =
De. ~ RG lst 500. ..-.. .1i2 cal or Bran,h
con tCGIC lstH 1909 900 .. l0Gtz
5roe. ..-...pgf = 5000. -..-.. - Wabash 81 =
OHIO Cpnlr,l j.. cir * Sprlng'd Ia, 5001....... %
JOa. a2 Gas by & =, { C.uladl Southern
5Iu1. .--.... 9i3f O.Jef.- ---- 10 l"t Guar
~ \ Rome, Watcitn 4 l.nur ...---..95o-
1000 ...... iOj Og lst On Bur c NtS lat
Nckau IS lex - lloj1.. ..... SO 1000 -..-...otL
lJo.- .Gjt DIST OF co, 80 Denver & Il q lei
lVOI1........ -. t0upDI Cosso,
go Gel
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Corporation d otiees.
Sales bn Aurllon.

4 DRIAN III. MULLER. Auctioneer.-EQUit-
IA able life Assurance society stock aucon-AD Ian
n. MULLER & son viii sell al auct on Wednesday
September 3D. az 1880 O'Clock at the Exchange saesfoo
III broadway, for account concern.
10 shares Equitable Life Assurance Society The United
sia &C. slO0esch tSO37
AUCTION SALES.-Police Department City
~ OF New-YOTk-Sao Of unc aimed property horse wagon
and harness september Ia 1850, 10 ~ Terms cash
For CITY Record Tor tale city Hall basement
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filming.
AHA MONTANA COMPANY.

Y
Carial 100000 Shares. go clci. Unass.sslbie
OFFICERS--PresideuL ". ". wees Wee. Pfes!isnt
Michael snow; secretary. z. b. BROOKE.
UIKECJOES-N.W WIckes. A. =. BIrn's. Alans,n rrlsk
L. NJ sheldon. Michael snow. Sew YORK s. f. Hals.r cole
GFIICE 10 AND u WALL STREET
BONANZA CHIEF GOLD MINING co.
asrital ~ O10.0Hn. shares. ~ each un1ssessa III,
President W. W. W1CkE+ vcepreYfent MICHAEL
81 ON. ecretafy. r. 4. BROOKE.
Dire tor a : bAE&E7. II. A;fICiA RDsoN. 90 ROB
INsON, ALANSDN IEAfk. Wv. WICkEs MICHAEI,
SNOW OF New.Yorg. COLE Eau DERS. Montana
For partc inquire AT the oince
lOAND Is WALL STREET
CHRYSOLlTE SILVER MINING GO.
~ Location Of Mines Lcaigile Colorado.
Capital siOOOj.0pDi 100000 shares $50 each.
Daniel 5. Appoi"n, President Drake DrkaF, secretary
Principal Oniccs, No. 10 Broniway, NewYOls
ETNADlLLA MINING CO., % Broadway,
a. y 81 mines In Clear Creek County, col; capital
100000 shaies 81 each stock uua--csrablc sel and
registered al y Mining stock Exchange month reports
published VIM. WhitlocE, secretary.
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san rR,yclsro cLoswG PricS&


TIE Justice Mining Company aas ov.ed an assersncn.
Of 30 cent share.
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\. J. NIETyG STOOR EVOHi yGT SiLsS
GErOSn CALI-Io:30 z VI.

Onbir rnadG'a I.tur Chief DahloleFe
- NF % 1000 = 200 IS 100 ..-.. IL
south Hitc 1000 bGO.. 10 Grand Pri2e l'i'erue1
300 Toe. LILO la Crosse %. ..... 500 liO.-:--- -
T',r,.i,,f =. eoGD an kf,ie CAldycrgs
2U1.,6 AS 2De. bJ 3! 1909 sl0 81 1000. 3D. -,
leo D5. - lj00.-.. ~ 1870. IS o1p.... 81
100 . 10 1870 ST. 30 500 sl5.. .Cj Granville o
to -'''-' Tol Titte fbicf uukill 100 o.. e.. IL
o. pm I,;rn go 2n .o 10 300 70 con virginia
2O.. 81 500 900 ~. La ILL., '.o1
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miscellaneous.

A DYERTISEMENT FOR The NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL EE RECEIVED AT JlfE
Lf1OMN OFFICES. No. 1,9t~ broadway. cor lhlrty.trs
81" or 3Us West Iweny.thlri-sL. corner tientnayA.
No. W East Fourteenth st., corner Nor square TGD
ghiTdaye, cor Forty seventhst Al tho HARLEM ufFIOE
No 22SJ fhrdave co. Ouohunl fOurthst
tisrem savings Bank Buiinsl, up 10 D. ia. Al regulJ
Office q
EOR SALE.-Two onc-inch wire ropes, each
about l'2 feet ia length. Apply II counting VI he
tribune.
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Gorscs. Carriages, farueos. &c.

| FOR SALE.-Five OF six work horses. Sold
for The want Of Use. Apply al HORIZONS, 4 ithayo
OF 20 Chatham ST.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
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W United -PAIIS AND tO. a - ~ j. IA 'il-'-'
trl, "a it,- X rlXl-E .AN 10 LlN EttpJJL-
MOTTO f. a. a,.er- y; t,,is me lAc tie RyIts
Tcr,Luuc1f m D.. ,' Ni,fr L. s. -. JO.H ta5 Ol.wlri
al" H"hC~ari voyages So
ilt-l "a t. Pi. 't'
Atffil- ~.
l- ~ 4f Cfaf. 3 3 t 'i't. ehl- ~ ~
g u 2. Sc ~
IRON me WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOr De US
these cleaners are am unsUrpls'ei -
Ioufm,lts Ihs -llou. s,atro1uS --ioaig- tnt ~
Io"u, arr placed Sps the nD@ AMI url 'L 81
cast i aHoru.g Of RI uthtrtJ 1hA-'i tI'
q
uckefs favor .Die tcrI.
yu,.c s;earnors carry n.tInr cIfto slccp uor p:s+
tnrfu~.tciiOu % ~ Apply - ~
COMPANY - Nw-l0.N, - y Az
Maln = ilIla H. J. -'fi-t-7 -A--''
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THE MONEY MARKET.
s,rrs Ar THE STOCK EXCHANGE
SEPTEMBER 10, 1880.

TlYE CENERiL List
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EMIJKIAJI EFHIIAN MAIL.
Z Hamburg -Amcfi'an Packet toup5Ws Line Tor
PLVNOUrH, CitEEGOURG. ana UANBU 10. 49,
TFSSl NG............Scgt. lG al ~ sept 50
WE - rs Elitl..f ~ Z
itats or passage Plymouth iOion. thcrp0nrH ~ an
bur-, nd points in thc sOItn OF Lnt ap1: tist tDi
700. second C1hn. $50, sc Tag 30. "puld IMP az
reduced rats sierra Sc from liant or 'ayro So
Kl NuAIiDT g. CO.. .. E. nttHAED 6 90,
general = q,ufs General Passenger Agents.
M 81 f-,ai.sf.. + y. 40. Oil BIoadWa,, y. Y.
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The following were the rccelri> and shipm. AZ
mo lrlm Chlca % ann MiIWaMl.e io-daN:
The daily gazette., 1880-07-27
General Foreign Nesvs.
LONDON, July 27, 1880

LONDON, July ~, 1850.
The Empress Eugene has arrived at
Plymouth.
The weather In London yesterday was
wet and sultry.
The Russian clipper Zhemtchug has
sailed to ioin the Pacific squadron.
In the House of Lords last night the
Irish Relief bill passed its second read
ing.
Lord Rosebery was accepted the
nomination TO the Lord Rectorship of
the University of Edinburgh.
A pleasure steamer capsized in sQuall
on Lake Bienne last night and sixteen
persous were drowned.
The Times says:-"The second reading
for the "Hares and Rabbits" bill will be
t.ken on Thursday next"
The Australian packet Orient, which
has arrived at Plymouth, brings Trickett
the champion sculler.
An Italian subject has been arrested at
Paris for being concerned in socialist
lntrigues and will be expelled from
France.
The Stdnddrds Paris despatch an
nounces another heavy fall at the Bourse
owing TO the threatening aspect of affairs
in the East.
A rowboat was run down by a steam
launch on the river Thames on Saturday
and gentleman and lady and two
children were drowned.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-27
attacked 6y Tranlps.

LANCASTER, Pa, July 26, 1880.
On Saturday afternoon there was a
bloody fight on the Philadelnhia pike,
at what was once Lands Woods. The
man most Injured was James Watson,
who was brought into town about half
past four o'clock. He was covered with
blood from head to foot, and presented
\ horrid spectacle. 1t was found upon
examination that he was terribly cut
He stated that he and his wife were COM
ing TO town on the pike. At Lands
Woods they met SIX tramps three women
and three men, whom they had never
seen before. On of these men Jack Ryan,
made an insulting proposition to his wife
which he resented, and fight was the
result. For time fists were the only
weapons used but at last Ryan drew a
razor and used 1t upon him. The whole
party of tramps were arrested and com.
mitted for a hearing.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-27
General NeiUs.

Two cars full of German immigrants
men, women and children-passed
through Petersburg, Va, yesterday,
on their way to Georgia.
Secretary Schurz is expected to ar
rive in San Francisco to-day, and the
Germans and Republican clubs are pre-
pairing to receive him.
John G. Blair Hoge, of Martinsbure,
was nominated for Representative in
Congress yesterday by the Democrats
of the Second District of West Vir-
ginia, defeating b. F. Martin, the pres
ent incumbent.
Secretary Thompson left San Fran
cisco yesterday for Mare Island, to in
spect the navy yard.
Secretary Ramsey expects to leave
Washington to-day for ten days visit
to New England.
Captain w. G. Howell, of the U, s.
Engineer Corps, at New Orleans. in
vltes proposals for the Improvement of
the harbor of New Orleans, the Bayous
Ieche and Terrebonne, the Amite,
Iangipahoa and Vermillion rivers, and
Pearl river, above Jackson.
A telegram from New Orleans saws
the competition between the Chicago,
St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad
and the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road has resulted in reduction of
about so per cent. in passenger fares.
| The first named road sells tickets from
New Orleans to Louisville and Cincin.
natl and return for $3.50, and to In
dianapolis, Nashville or Chattanooga
and return for SEQ. The Louisville
and Nashville road sells tickets to Nj
agara Falls and return for $22.5O.
A pleasure boat, containing six la
dies and two gentlemen" capsized
yesterday afternoon in Shark River
Cove, at Ocean Beach, N. j. The
male individuals swan ashore,
leaving the ladies clinging to the boat.
Elias Throckmorton, Of Freehold ;
William j. Crittenden, of Brooklyn
and boatman named John Flood,
who saw the accident from the shore,
went to the assistance of the women,
and saved them in an almost exhaust
ed condition.
II would not be surprising if the sea
liens and sharks were expected to do for
Long Island what the sea serpents did
for Nahant for SO many summers.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-27
DIR. TANNERS "CORNERED"
STOMACH.

New YORK, July 26.-Dr. Tan
ner is rather more restless than yes
terday, but no symptoms Of a col
lapse are apparent. From midnight
until noon to-day he has taken a
pint of water. At . o'clock this af-
ternoon his pulse was "A, respiration
l6 and temperature % 2-5, dyna-
mometer pressure SO. DR.. Tanner
rested on his cot during the greater
portion of the day. He took his u.s.
ual morning and afternoon rides, but
returned from the last much ex-
hausted. AT 9.45 he retired, after
drinking some water, which his sto-
mach was unable to retain. His
pulse was IA, 74,.temperature SO 2-5 and
respiration l6. Since the commence
ment Of the fast he has lost 27;
pounds.