davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10

.r,,eo ~ Ira 70 IN favor OF tlle vtoIa
seryeIs' .,r,r, MIN, sor this ,-ear ended
Umeo ,o N, t,,. tom House returns. which
seq n. evpar.s and imports oil
lnc'o' r..e .ard bullion. were
1tI2gO.-o5 against balance oi
'iF ,..s,t t,r -he same ntue mon 1s of 1870
,ref00 600 geo per anuum paid lor
L''i, ,,.e,ar,rs to foreign vessels. end ID
frei-1. ., .,. -,,r-, far ,D.,r.s, and dividends
sou t.ll.-s ~ A,,...,,., ....,,tt,..
acc A' .-...4 ..c..s,a ,.i,e months ,-,-
are "'' INNS is $500 Geo COO D.tgrfia,.
poi''''' lio,,so balance from tlst sum fbcr, ;.
~ ,.,.. ,,r over S-5 Ooeo0) against tlo
l-' 1905 .,- the nine months eulcd September
t,.+.,- .. This is the money czuarl.l I'm
5' ~, ,..--,.y tl.ris.s ". ic,l ollr Errlish
bN''f, ..-. .st.,.,,,.l 10 h. SfSD Op) 600 f9r
J'AT''' 14-s ...in,o.c however nav
this S'" . s ,.tt-
fe '' IN L., ,-, .,-l. c,r~..t
Sl'0., r..,~.. bogr,v,r rn.k. .b. hall
Ii' - .t. I-rit.d Stat.s a1-5O0o 600
3'' ..bs+ar,itr.y thl- appsrent balance a-qlnst
I' -.- -,s f,rcirr exchanges are weak. below
iae ''' .-,r-,re ro-r+ a. 81 Sgls7e4 e29. for
'.rsI ...r.,o- T.ar. is or.,.o one ,yl, .o l.-
Sui ... ....,.,i. anomaly. and that j, bv Ike
e'o'' +.,. ta.. t,-,..-, demand for American
,.. and Sem ,ss, ,i.,s,,, ~ ,,-.r-
s,-- os0 ooo b,I,1o. o- SeDrenl.er 30
conc .' -. r.l..c. +,,- NAV have accrued
aaI i.....,.. oe ,,. r--.ra~ .r,.o--a.io,
s'-' ., o,, f.,v... f-.-, -.r.,.,ba- {o t. No.
"el' i.-.-..... ~ -.o l4, l.fi..... NON. ,r.
FA' We
'-r '"' ..-,.. +...,.r Nos ,7,..-.,'v atr ,t.7
-.~,f,..,. .,... f,.-r~e of rbs local rlJuev
o. ..,.....t ..-o ratios f... sU loans to-day
sr -b,u t.e- ,var. v,~trrday. j.
.4 -b,+ +'a cxrsrfeI condition Cf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10

Goodoru.n7-y

ee9q o-an'-y o. ,et 'fal-ns.--. "a!
sa,. u, o-.,- I'q. o-,oysrOe Der.
'eem oe' Jul; 49, g[ 5''''iS' ,-i xiii W t
gus a l55 December s. '' iaa5 ' ana
February. h. q. March. j. Apr. dr 1855. june.
July l.6 Augl-t Ilr. To-lar's -a-
aIII5. Apn I..-saiI tLar. Ills.It,: Jun. H.. ;
CLIO transferable orders lL-5.
Good -a1to - Il3 c 81 e. = BAG T cfy Of i.o
5 Oaes * bsnaIck private ,erm- r.. .t'i,t-
~ iFst Ian A. NeWJrr4ns 1857 :: al ~ayannah 20
baas a. B-.tno. e. -5'' bag, a4t al ,ev "a - -
0rie n l2s9 oaes At % i'm1r- 5-3," Dts- ara at
ih5l7 bag AHoH and load agf,r njei -tate. Oclo
beer D. 1880 bass purchase p United : .'e- 10 oven
2gT 9 ,a. va a1' 1917 PaF' ,9i
S 10. 'a clta5 ' d. er tan - do *
Arden . ~ -o ez " "a l5s' o. private terms. also
Oct. ca. ceyon 7ay-al. IS q &c. - ulnzo. L. .
CHICCtAl -oeruan Grauulatel. 20 English cno.ce.
5Ja6A-oai.' Jamaica 9,loe St poaiaso ] s',e.
DRUGS Ero--Haye a,,e-y been qa.e. fuiHine g.
Alcohol - II Ipecle. > goa 10 Az en- Flower j. 49
-a Asaio.'i4a i7q2.e' re- am TON, ~ c ea-
r'g5l .lm, i1,. 2iqtll4.+ CI.rl s. ae G!a-el-
Qaiassyr 44ra 49,. opiGm ~ .ooyae o,s = ts
= 7ooa- - for lr.sl SOFA Asa - % Il 49, "a ,ela
. l54sl Caa-uc soda. 81 to">5 .' belcn mr. Pow
GERS ~ y "a 80. ID carp 'a-, ''' Fep.s''Ah1 ~
IT,. -Iore. sIiQ '..or - D.. So tt5 -'. ior SD.
~. * -4osi ,.. i,r No. s. CO.. oae. unchanged DIX
fl.r--. l.4.l- G'no .'a- aug -.'-- -A.'e -t'O
ir No. =. ie itiir Ir ,-,,- as.. VI, ~ ols
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10

RIO JAVEIRO. Nov S-0Odee-GOod Firsfs. A.S0Oa a.9J1
per 10 Ei0s LXchangh on London % a. sales OF h-
werE-F0r channel sort, Europe. 10000
the United T. 90 bags tor tn McIter TO-
900 bags: stuck, $4,000 bags.
Santos Nov Crtf-e->uDerr0r santos $50 0GO
ks sales of ne Nsrk-FOg hufnpe. 1900 bag of
the UnItef States none. stock $1,000 Days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10

1-vasra-r soy. opor5-'rins 49, .-,-n- tal
-t..-v lr 49,. short Hb. --,aey a.. Ions Gear
an. n tltt. -u1r O.esr. steady az t6. ulms-ions
l..f rul a. a. -AIu. .u 1tL hr"4nN't Mesa
hII a. tVrr, Mes, dnu a. SD Prime Aie+- du..
\. 49, lq-r Yves -reltV 1t ij. lat1v-
prle CIV a. jJ lurpeutH- spirits atiy 10 -
ro-rI-,1uiuuu. dull J.ji- Fine stelsly Al l.
t...r-e-s Irrcau .41.ca Laru steady az
a.. Flur-Extra ~rare. ~t-ady as i2 jL wheat No 4
tfre steady IT,. priH-, w. 81. s't1.lf Joi Wv
WINTER Western. steady % sd Ne southern Nnte- stely
AZ % ID CJrI-MIxrc. steady ~ J-g Cot0uesd IL ESQ"
American hrurr 90 81. bohl -t olln %. At llIl1L-
duh 9l. lur;fnl4r o1i1t- ~ L"li'' -filrrai ~ &c.
tt.F..pl, .i-l2.} De- m hct1e. 81 per cWt of
M, .st grades ~ PORK. 80 per BIOL tOr Prime
sl,.s Bacon. Ni. PEI est LOT Long Clear Nia1.es
ID, E-lOol, Soy. .-lij y. H. ttls'uI' sLr ne Corn
TJ..t uer .rufat Sew MIxci Western Wheat, ebLN
.g Tor Red Sulu- - . %. FOX el r iu
f..~ IHfte REGENTS ~
:. 200 sruIss ilcIui.ur l3U. go cen tails Amer
frvF.fID -0v. 9-5-l5 D. u.-iaru 1854 peg wi. Tor
American. az u. A. c~L fnr Long Clear Mittl.
LDSIrN. Nov. y-I %. eAuei Petroleum 2 -1J .L per
Petroleum. lU-t0 ia Ter "a tlicuttd Lin
s-t.i 81 .r,i 6l. Der or
AlrvEr Noy. w Aciss Lard closed az "a francs Der
BREllsS SOY. 9-Petro. s1m. 20 mark 80 rtsnnigs
N,,ci.-rrU &c. fAe iu.rzet ylcns ana taDrcs %
Cul 1uC rather lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10

bush: Barley $4,000 bUsl. slpments-Fiour 900 bua
Wheat $4,000 BUSH Corn, 900 bush Oats IsVOO D0sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
5oles bn Aucnon.

nG Joseph hcgeman & Co.. AucuOpeers.
ID Rv orirr ol Nbtrt Dargcit Chairman kngs County
j., pnbucan ,-D.4tfn Committee We "i eel al puOAo
l.i4-il4 HnNtluN 81. a. u o ock hat
bu-n HruA4Vf, tie Mammoth Hepgb .enL
am t-reiu -lrf luc.ulins tarcs.
G0,4g ar lsilOr VIA at fUlJlel al erlsc.IeaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
IluGnClnl.

..-..,.-,--, .rr d. -,r.rr,r r,r-Ds 30 -t
3 Va" b-5l LU}uaH Co.lPASl viii be held al 80
3a--t '--. Is tN.t IN -s ." b" '-i,-' Az -
.r ,i.. t-'I ul .'r---Y - H' ensuing ,'- L''
OBJ u ii'lI d" p -l ......- 90 ,.....-.,
"i-J-.V4 De --- ---i- -
~
4 MFFliAI az m" snare ID. tt'~ 81 me
= NA> UrrN o. fn"' CO. v.I Hc .r.t 80 3H n-tsr.,
l-It l. NO- POD r .t 90 D. tI..
~ f. -.u o trustees, .sc t., 4- e-r o4- Open
% B.
GEO. ". Ao' l.I. 9ecr-i"iy
Sow ], l--l
.-r-..r,.. .t. fbr.r, b T. ~. ,...I 90
= .H ir .-n.. if -'' IT t.'- -' d'F'
-l.icr $780, ii-ic
.. cents 3D.. .lt..
....,. .r-.
=" ..-.... - . ,.. ~ .... o..
A- c" l'r. L'''t'H '''' 't =. -.-i also i Anus
a. l.r'fl .' ,..,,-.-,...
$40 az " Tx -,.
I'D HNDAh- .., A-h I'D EXC ihNfi -4'-ACr,
BE. ttl. 81. ~ --. D a-ort-. and Bonds
80 ~, ~ - r-tt,-ri.r n t,r,,,l - nj .a
- "'"-'-. i'' '-
IAII1D 9IA-,e ~ l--1
s-0TfCT IS HEREBY GITLN th.ttie looks
= f-r su.4crtlou % Ile Capital stock of the Ul..i
l '' 49, . . -. t5I',. -. ,o -, r'.,g.,.r 20
Di .' .... .. :, .- 't .... ,lv.r. .- r. le. nor
t.. ,,,- ,,l ID. ,ri b., n n. -a - n 'he t--,a' nj
s9-- md b. e remain me-. 81 p,rc.a As follows W
O.. -..r com, ,, .. -. lst t.,-,r .-,l
I5 i-r conf tlc ls. 1ay -Sl.
+ ,e- c -a.f g or .be -11-e-1lr.r 1881.
t......lt .,., a.. 81 N......t..r
~ l,., EN- 1-, IN. IL, I.i.,.rr ..,l
,,- -......., ID -.rspurNa
Chairman TX ,om Pres O.. - int' conlm'n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
GcuGrincrsnly Monies.

COPARTNERSHIP.-M Rowland Davis Is
~ tL.s day admitted as IattHtr D. ,rr lrl.
BLAht BIDfu.RS 60.
Boston anu Nev -fock.
November l. 1880.
NOrICE.-rAe undersigned has purchased
- the entire Interest of tts cUllru.r-hiD firm T..
kers son. to-etlrr with property toes AMI god
vIl OF stne AMI val hereafter col.Ir. business at
tIr oI stand SEQ. lt 10 f--l. Ncv book t.lrr ~
of r. Walkers son TIE col-G- pitrlulgc i1ls;
JAMES T. wALkER
Dated Nov. .. l-s0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10

short uDpy ~ Dressed PJIls} uAs nddc 70 s. APP n M
from a 19rx BE- arm an1 IyIrr FOR plth FoW
and Cbic.rn. Turkeys are doing better Gees and
Duck The ltaeF 0u t1uIy AID sIiLr-
kent sltypars from Killing mIca Poultry. ara
the rccsiDr- inns lar ths ~rrS have Drrn
ght Nearly M Kinds gfas teWdfc ard rres FAVOR
th- lei NIL supply II al Sud4 OF same most N
or - ont ~ condition. 1wiur 40 lt warm IN
favorable weather She re DO cf. The icult "a
appears light prices FOR most kinds IneT
more Than mp .-ustl ing ana the mar
uncoInrioniy ~ and Wea. ecaY fof LIse whole
floor L.ltL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10

..i IS
cf--.ii1.s TIA. B.s.. Of co j-5js g.. eoq
Tie principal dealings I'D State bonds were d.
tennessee Is old az "a i,l2, and new and new Sc
rissa. 49, Virginia g. deferred sold at II am NJ
vance of 2la per cen- from YESTERDAY. LOUISIANA
con.os are quoted i914G5l. and North Carolina
couso ia ted f. 7JG>l
Eat.road bonds generally sympathized VITA the
depression IN the share market. Enc seconds fell
o 70 gC2i Rome. WaterJown and Ogdensourg con-
Sol, J., o - and.C, C. and c. hrst assentel p 10
95l2. ,,ouri. Kansas and rex first consos were
strong q. HIP ami seconds rose from 6sl4 10 6Nl1.
Chesapeake and ONO frsts series + also were firm
at 7ol and currency debts from 41ll 10 42ll n
A. Metropolitan Elevated frsts were notable excrr-
t.1~ tae general depression I'd were 10 demand al
1Oia- fOt. Central Iowa drbt certln.atcs al
Vtac-.. IS Der cent To s.. Denver amt X % GeIad-
v-ra steady at concession of a per cenr oat
IrlH- aud Pdclht incomes declined u =, ana hists
o. j. .. triuoe u VISION from BAG % %.
1.e sub Treasury today los, r2-j32~ on BAL
aros ~ade up by l's,e. of Sl5O45O currency and
-I,I452 com. TINS makes the net gain since las
Iuo.t -ltT.-GJ. TIE trgOpe1u steamer atrF
e.. Vas. .rd4y brought St32OUU I'D j. gSl Col.
bars. 'te m 1nty loaned to-day al per cent udt
Ire common rate was ouJI2 pr CENT ana the iiIt
raIt ~, per cent. southern exchanges on New
Y1.F r uuchar ged, hur the Ncs err are turn
I,-. .yurabc: 81. Louis - cents discount. ana
CI..-. lJ n 30 cen. discount; Boston is lG23 GEMS
lI.t .. l-Iied -Ia e.. re iSIreI al NJ .>L.i- ou
-',.iyeI S121uuy % National bank Gaf.. fur
n. ......,.n. ine custom receipts were ~G1n.NND
AID ltemal revenue receipts WrI- e"l'.'uL
I.. .S.uc Is size Clearing II .dr" ~tl'eMsut Zoe
c.E: Exchange, rlJJ.lJI.~42, balances.
Doll Toe frrusI. lions ar 'le ~u"-l fcl.-
r..- ... red: H.eetn,- ~9GJ.J79: pIrucu IS,
Sl-.l.aJ7: currency balance, 9i4-9.oC2; com
balance. rTl2}J.4a4.
I.e ..,-'g. cx.aaugas gro about steady nj y-s-er-
t.'- ....e tH- business lu -.. I..r 'I.- 4.I" Cd.
g.. -u.a sos. tor .u--. aud so 50 0-- -4 ~ % Jog
-.Hr u Annexed ,Ic iHr u''.in44 ll1 .1..0 i-:
Pam yrs Te-u- bills eoaa .,.. O., - Do ' ..,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10

GENERAL 3lAGh.g GEpO8T

hNIE 'Grair st- Sinai; prices unchanged. Pot. l.r
Dc. Pearls 5'4a.r
BLE-v AMY sHal lots lired for; western AID
BhJJ N- Jt-N-DuA uouiIalv u1ab1ug ~
ri IA ht.4a 1 reDortrd
dcIluI O.. dCr.- prices --oC n heavy IL r Iud
ID go--i So 1- fU, rlie, Gem qulet
Lulbe- h- tier -nDpt, --g-'v with c.. $50
quote. totcs aui l'1i-s . 10fa 81
FrnntS-p4tk - ~ p. Browns. -Iyd-.L LA,a. 81 80
per N. iAm@-Rocs.snc Common. g1r. ti,lf 81
state common. Soc. Fu..lle ep-2s4s e.Ilul. tle.
Ceueut-fto-en -1le. 21t 30 Portland 90 So
De-. fugi,I - Sn7s- Lua4ber-tasteru -nrIire-
800 i0r Medium "ar-..- ana q a. PIP Specials
Pine 81 SlJ II. West IUrl@ shipping RUS;
H. Amen .s FOR Box
BO1rls 81 hH for CO., White fIa sound yellow Pine
aboat - uT2J per
ga 49, Flooring Boards SIS ami IrJ
S-4Ur OargOeS at : iuiA. .f-b1tl~ per N.
CAN DLE>-In better All stcauy sperm, % a2ic
do. Patent, 20 Soc. Aiamlnil iit Ntrlhine. Is O &c
CUALU nehUI ged stove sizes cOutlnu~ demand and
stetly BItInnoI, fairly and steady Antra
- lO3S4 % IAverp01i House camel l. Liverpool
Ot- do. - Newcastle 0Sug - t5acl scotch steam
English - IS irovlucIa IS ia a. Pean-
and SN-s ulorelaud Gas q = 20 West VI
cum e. i4nd. brOIliop and tlearue, p Hr5
CORD 4t4l.- p snt
CtJrEhAGE -lJt X Prices nrm ana business FIN
fOiIt N-c1ut Cotton qutl welh. u.i ulfita. 1Tn-
abb chance. tD2 Iaies 3 bale Last nsiIf
IN 81 p.IhIng. Delivered CoutrCt 900 na~s. ie
CelDLs the ports today -a = uAes arAIs -' bales
last ana -. bt4es a-t since ,rp-tIU-0
1881 .as against l,l53,1.O bales dur4L- o..
peuod last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
Bauslnq fouses auo Banacrs.
Diuiocn0 : otltcs.

Diuiocn0 Nohces.
THE NATIONAL BANK or rae STATE up new. YozK
NEvloGE. oct e, 1880.
At 4 MEETING of the ID rectOrs of this
n bank he. tAis lay dividend = per cent Wa d..
cIared out ~ r arm ms y. .Ir t'' -A nLt.s Plt a
co-e % october so, aud remHn closet unu November =
Lr o. d-ro TIE BOIL jon y "a -1Is-l y Ash et.
OOUPONS OF INCOME AND INDEMNITY.
\ BONDS ~ the Houston an Texas enfrt itll Fav COM
rany due aud Uayar.r Houston NovemO r. $50 via
nca-,ye oy JOINS j. CISCO g sos. No 80 Wal,t. NsT.
lors lfter alt t tAcIr tcsuls, ~
''-' ''i'' '-'''''l' W. CAVE Treasurer.
hIVIDEND NOTICE-THE LOUISVILLE
II and NA-uFILLE RAiLHIAD COMPANY -
go srei 4 %, iisld a9on lis capita s'.r OF oN.
ILL., DE.D ~ rr ~ On ts isl OF Soven ere
$50 ud intends 70 ncree Gle number Of its shares 4
nces hos1g even Nat th mans r bo9- " mi. onriav
i.td.y Of December ISL. ". HANNEY, >-erelry
Eey-Yors ocl L5 -'o.
No. .. 2 31iSS s2frs %a SS 3 4, sy 5o s5
DIVIDEND No. ?.
BqE # E;e have nj DAY aGyla5oe iryes3 No., &
MoB4ay. y 'eia0er 3D. al tne oiic~ 4 tle Company 80
TTaaaieI DO vii close On Tie or and Feoie GA The lJh
STATEMENT CF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION -
THE COMPANY
cash ha once sent T. l~sp ..........---Sl5 f33 80
Cash rere 20 Nuy. lSsO. -..---.---- 23ZJU V0 -
cash expenditures Sept / 70 Nov. !.
81 D. sDcs ~ov l-s, 81 095 7
DS.aon en- Oh csss per snar 100000 snare $1,000
WILLIAM BRANDRErH
Oy1Icz OF Tns GuEys MOUNTAIN GOLD MINING co2PASYl
oF rALFORyIA
No 4. WA.l.-V. CIV u.H. october (, 1870.
DNiDE$D No. l6-ihe '2 ,o. OF nh tr Hess
FIVE cGNr- Pa. ~HAit on She capita. s'ocA OK tbs
transfer on the -h ana reopen on me IT q
October. j. H. tJtlla'di, secretary.
.rr sfrgr Coz lvg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
furniture.
Gralss an0 TENDERS.

Y'HE LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF
4 LOW AND HALE LoW CRATES,
BRASS orr tlkE-PLACE~.
v. Aut.Iruu~
Iouilefs tlrc auI Coal IOIA
MINrON'S fills great variety. Wholesale ant retail
Estimates gwen 10 ArcaltccIs and builders
J. =. CONONER e Co.
NO Dos ana 81. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
+. W. CAVE. Treasurer

OFyTcE CoPrE3 KNOB MIvNG CoiPNY /
No. - BROADWAY, NEW $ OLA SOY. D, L35J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10

THE MINING RECORD =; Year No. 81 Broad
~ ..v-E.ra Mos tn.uulr.e al.i1e Paper puD
N'i.,. ~n..,yl. { upiss Free. CrIers rzetl.el Tor
Mining -tsc luG 0tul 7ecdIlLcs boh M NesF-A Or aud
s'-- ''N''''" ALEX. ROOT. CnI~Os ~ Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10

Of Trustees have III day declared dividend r
he carIai q. af;.r
1OB4ay. NeIgOcf .i. az the office u re company.
Tr.aoleT tie e. The - h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10

NV YORK Nov B. $780,
EHE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
~. COMPANY fH-0a. arr. % monthly RI t.drld
OF SEVENTH FIVE CENTS PER ST ar lavl be rle
l2-h INST m the Agency oi tAe lk ol Nevada 80 5 W-l
ST.. New York.
Transfer books close Oh tla 5rh inst
81. B. COOK. Vice. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10

UNITED ~Tfu~ ENrgE-s CONF tNY.
ThfA-JhEH- tFFitk n - bh'AuWAff
NEw-1u.k oct 80. l-oI
rEHE -rau4fcr books 81 TINS company Viii be
4 ,r... >o.n if.r a. ID m and rroreurl Novriuh er
M f--l TttD. T.. WOOD -lsurur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10

rsfrr- ugE.IIh ASl AtTs-D4IED.
,t f1r seven G..Ts. D4ls- t44s lilo pAsA FeaAuta
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-20
ATLANTIC & PACIFIC AND NORTHERN
PACIFIC LAND GRANTS

Washington dispatches Of Oct assa
report that the Attorney General has
made an important decision touching
the legal night OF Tie company to pub
lie lands by reason of Continuance and
equipment Of its road nnder The act o.
Congress organizing the company. The
Atlantic & Pacific Company has been
succeeded by the st. Louis s. San
Francisco Railroad Cosnpaay. bat for
the past rine years no addition has
been made TO its road tsd aud track.
and therefore no claim could DO .aade
upon the Government for lands. the
grant being eoutingens upon the cen
struclion and equipment Of the road.
Recently. however. the Aichisoa. To-
peka L Sssts Pe and the Sc. Lonis 4
San Francisco companies began the
construction Of the Atlantic l. Pacific
road from its western terminus, aud
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-20
EUROPE.
International Boat Race.

LONDON. Nov 10 In the first tia.
heat this afternoon, Wallace Ross. of 81
John. won the heat by one kngth
Hosmer. of Boston. 2i; Riley. OF Sara
toga. New York. Sd, and Nicholson, OF
Stockton. 4th. IL was fine race. The
course was from Putney aqueduct 10
Chiswsck Church, two aud half miles.
The water was rough, but there was no
rain. Time: Is minutes and - seconds
The second heat was over the same
caurse. and tie distance was won by
Lay"ock; Warren Smith. Of Halifax, n
3. %; Trickett. Of Sydney, n w,
3D.; Hawdon and Delaven, 4th lay
cock rowed in splendid form aud won
easily. At Hammersmith be was four
lengths ahead OF Smith, who Was lead.
ing Trichstt by three lengths. Oppc-
site Dores Trickeit made squirt aud a.
most reached Smith. He then slsc Ike ned
and was beaten easily & 81
Cork. Nov 1.-two brothers,
named Mo ORE. have been arrested on
the charge of being concerned in the
murder Of Wheol Michael Moore
accompanied Wheeler when he was
killed.
ATHENS, Nov 10 The Chamber of
Deputies passed by . vote of 1O3 to so
an sddress In reply 70 the speech from
the throne
DUBLIN, Nov 10. Indicted L.nd
Leaguers will enter their pleas travers-
ing indictment on Friday.
LONDON. Nov 19.-The Times. in a
leading editorial. says we have no
doubt whatever that the power of ar.
resting active organizers and agents
OF agrarian terrorism 10 Ireland, would
bring immediate and enormous relief
not only to peaceable persons. but
many of the dc ,ile pessantry, who have
+, n coerce1 to join in the agitatio
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ORIGIN or the MeRIk0.

As the ancient Greeks had no cotton
nor silk. and very little linen. and as
Sleeps wool was the principal texture
from which the clothes were made, they
took particular pairs TO cultivate with
especial care such breeds OF sheep 90
produced very fine wool. Such breeds
were those of the Greek city OF Tsren-
tum, situated On the Tarsntine Calf
In order to improve the fms quality Of
the wool still more. the sheep were
covered with clothes in the cold wealth.
er. as it was found by experience that
exposure to cold made the wool eoarser.
Thus clothing the sheep from genera
tion to generation rssnlted in n very
delicate breed with exceedingly fine
wool. according 10 the law established
by Darwin in regard TO selection and
adoption TO exterior conditions.
This product OF Greek industry was
transmitted by them TO the RoDGusy
whose great agricultural author. Colun-
ella, states that his uncle in Spain
crossed the fine Tsrentine sheep with
rams imported from Africa. and obtain.
ed stronger breed. combining the
whiteness OF the father with the fine-
ness Of the fleece Of the mother, and
having obtained such results the race
was perpetuated. The absence Of other
fine textures made the Spanish sheep SO
valuable that In the beginning of.our
era they were sold 10 Rome Tor $1,000 in
gold head. an enormous price for those
times, when money bad much more
value than now. When the bar barians
invaded Italy these sheep were all exr
terminated, while the greater portion
Of the Roman possessions we're laid
waste. But in the loss accessible nouns
tains Of Spain the Moors preserved the
breed, aud it is to them that modern
Spain owes the merino sheep, which are
the direct descendants Of this cross
breed Of the Greek aud African ances~
tors referred to. 1t is valuable in
heritance, too, which that country owes
10 the combined Greek. Roman. and
Moorish civilization.
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when YIN read Of remedy thai wiz
crre al diseases beware n II; lot u hen
vcu Tad ~ rure vegetable corufcund
watch claim. 'n cure only certsin par's
~ the boiy. ami furnishes high ptcof
that It 4 es This you can safely Try u,
ard with the ss+nrsnce that II will help
YOU. This Is inst what Warmers Safe
kidney ard Liver Cure does. II cute'
All troubles oF the lower t,of,ian Of the
body and none others II will not help
TIE tooth ache. ear ache rCr ccnsump-
ton, bu, II will put your body in Wig
crous and healthy state where YOU can
enjoy life and appreciate its good
things Try H.
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having corstructed 50 miles Of road
made application 10 have ne same in
spected by United States Com missiorl.
ers, preparatory 10 having the same
accepted by the Government. and pub
lie lands transferred 70 tie company as
land earned under tho charter Of the
A,AGtic & Pacific Company. When
this application vas made at tie In
terror Department. the question arose
as 10 whether tie land grant Of the
Atlantic & PscIffc Company hal not
been forfeite d by reason Of the failure
Of the company or its successors to com
plete the rad within q given period Of
time. This question vas refsrred to
toe Attorney General, aud that officer
rendered an oPini u in favor Of the
company. The Attorney General holds
that o. the acts Of Congress Organizing
the Atlantic h Pacific and Northern
Pacific compsnics do not expressly pro-
vide for the forfeiture OF the land
grarted these two companies, they can
claim the lands thus granted whenever
earned. unless Congress should, by
legislation. exercise the reserved RICH.
to take possession Of the roads and
complete then construction, as pro-
vided In the sets by which the two
companie, named were organized. 1t
is in accordance with this decision that
the Secretary Of the Interior has sp-
poiuted commissioners as above.
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TELEGRAPHIC.


PoRT TOWNSEND. Nov. l9.-The sale
VI real estate here on the 18th resulted
as follows: s~g ~
- Two lots near tie to~n and border
ing on ihs swamp. bought by G. G.
Bartlett for one hundred and thirty
dollars. One lot and small house at
the foot Of hill was bid in by Henry
Lands for three handled ana seyen
dollars. Twenty ares. n Chimacum
;ron mine, were sold to Captain Z. w.
DeLfon ct six dollars an acre.
@. Il. Bills, who has been engaged in
olacksmithing for several years in this
city. lest on tho Dakota Il lay with his
family for their old home in Nova
Scotia.
The barkentine Kate Sudden, from
Tia oma FIR Australia, ssi.cf from here
yesterday morning.
The bark Annie. from Tacoma for
Australia. Is now in port.
The bark Buena Vista, from Utsalady
for Honolulu. arrived this ever ing in
tow of the tug Fsvorite.
POM DISCOVERY. Nov. 1S-Arrived,
brig Deacon, from San Franelsco