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ne following from the Associated Press
shows THAT some progress has been made IN
the preliminary business Of this American
project;
NV YoRx. May % -Pauaula advicss are
10 the 18th inst. The Scr and H1-rsd says;
- A contract has been entered into between
Mr. NsGocal On the part Of IN American con-
parry ard the government Of the republic Of
Nicara qua. for the construction Of ! canal
across Nicaragu1n territory. IL low awaits
culy tbs approval q the Legislative Congress,
Which has been convened for that purpose, TO
become lay. The terms Of the contract have
Rot been uade public, but It : said that they
are extremely liberal on the part Of the gov
sruusent, aud more explicit IN detail than the
WIse-Solsar contract. The Pf7-r-ni-r Of Nc
4ragua asserts that the moving spirits IN the
new American company are President Hayes,
General Grant, Admiral Aulule1, and Msnoc4I.
Great enthusiasm exists IN the various cities
Of Nicaragua In favor Of the new contract
The Nicaragua Congress i or was at last
adviees II session a1d bad passed the bill.
with seuls amendments, IS drawn by the con
cessiOu4rfes, We learu from private sources
thai the next steamer reaching New York Is
expected 70 bring 4 certified copy Of the law
The exact text % the amendments will then be
known and probably the full terms will be
made public. While the bill was pending 4
French Engineer appeared AZ Nicaragua be-
fore the committee 10 ask for 4 concession IN
favor Qt French company which he repressn-
ted but the Sicara guans preferred 10 trust
themselves IN the hands Of our countrymeu
rather than n those Of Europeans and the
Fre1chu4B failed. Il Is s1rrnised that they
N GIT hare been IN the interest eide Lesssps.
Il viii be remembered that two years before
the Sapoleon-Wlse concession was granted for
the Panama canal Al application was made by
i French EngIEeer to the Nicaragu1 Congress
which after passing the lower hoEse vas de-
fsarsd n the Senate BY cue vote Taking In
70 consideration that At that tine De Lesseps
spoke very fayurabiy Of the Nicaragua route,
and these EWC attempts BY FrsBchuen for
concessions In Nlcaras-uL, It may not be CUES
sing very wide Of the mark If We say that Is
the American feeling IN ft,0C &c the Nicar1-
qua route l. 50 very pronounced, De Lesseps
and his co-a6JutuEs would net miss the oppor-
unity Of bziLdIHE the canal. on accugnE Of any
personal preference for Panama
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3awaiiaa 6azttte.
wRpNRsnAY, IuNg 3. lsse,



The eopygraph, ehrouogssph. and avariety
q ether naraes have been given 10 the staple
arrangement on which letters. drawings,
plans, music. Sc, can be copied AZ a slight
co<t. The proeesS has been patented in In
gland. has in advance Of any patent IN Auae-
rSes, a number &C persons have made the
article ard advertised IL for sale Al prices
VARYING fr0sn IS 10 s. so, seocyGing 70 sire.
in either case allowing very handsome profits,
A tablet Il gelatine is prepared thus Take
pSrI by weight q selatine glue viii DO Just
as we'll, soak in : parts q water MI melted.
u which add parts et consmca giyeerine,
with a few ir0pS e eartsolie acid. ami sufscs-
eat whiting or white lead 10 give the whole a
riilkv appearance. Pour the miSnre iaso =
shallow tn ~ riae dish, and il viii be ready
for use in about twelve hours, The use otthe
whisirs or whitehead Is ;e show up the writ
irs On the composition, and 70 enable the
washing of to he observed more easily, The
ink uSeG IS made Of ! part violet methylsted
anime Hoffman purple y, : distilled wa
ter, ard slehol; het seetie SossnihUe, boiled
dowa IN alcohol TN il does nor run in writing,
fo<ras 5 capital red ink. To use the process,
write oa hard Snishsd paper With the lux,
:akins care that the writing is thick enough
30 show = green lnStre on drying, When
4LNENN-AA4N kA@~S - ANsSS wv ~ SNAN> ~
the Jelly. rub il gently TO bring It well III con
tass, ard leave for three minutes then peel
l. of. Il viii leave portion Of the ink neat
IL transferred 70 the Jelly; then place the pa
per to be printed On the writing and pass the
hard over, bring it well into eontac! as before,
reel it 81. aud il will bring away i perfect
copy Of the original. In this way sixty 20
eighty copIes may be made; by using thick
pen ard plenty Of ink leo goods prints may be
taken. Il the original still shows green lus-
srs. another transfer may be made. When
exhausted, wash OF the ink from the lelly
with sponge aud cold water. A layer Of
the compound ore quarter Of an inch thick
would give 5000 copies ST least, If not twice
shz; uuusber. II the jelly Is injured it may
easily De melted down over = SpiTit-laup or
in an cvsn- After aieltiog, and III the FIRST IN
stance after making, the surface should be
washed with cold water 1t is stated thar a
patent viii Dc secured for the process IN this
country
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The Psrroia HaS%as corpus Case.

/ decision In the babeAS corpus case Of Par
rusz was rendered by Judge Hoffman, aud IN
effecs declares the autf-CLfuexs Law enacted
by the present Legislature IN Saersrsento co
&c IN conflict with the United States treaty.
with China and the Cou<tItutiau OF the United
S51rss- In rendering his decision the Judge
quoted "a uEusTiIt number of authorities He
salt that # the righE OF = LegisIaE4re t1 re-
strict corporations IN the manner Intended bv
the lAE n question should Be admitted. there
would De no lInliE 10 the harm which might be
accomplished The Chinese are here. and are
granted al the benefits Of trade OF travel BIZ
/ solemn treaty which are enjoyed bT any
other foreigners IL Legislature has the
power 70 dectIre THAI ccrporarious shall not
employ ChT1ese- they POSSESS the s1me right
60 dscI1rs that the German, Irish or Americans
shall not be - employed Further. they
could exercise the right t1 declare that he
employees af corpor1-i11s shall be Of L certain
cre,ti- If the fIeE Of the laws eulrtmeuts were
Has befors u, I5 would be diii.fTIE To bellows
thai Il LetzizIltHrs could declare Il Law %
seemingly eunrefHptHGUs breach Of treaty
gbIIgIElguE. In euucilsi1u- Judge Hoffman
remarked . IL X generally limitted BY the
nesE ci.Essez ca Il cilasG that the unrestricted
Iunii Erarl5n a Chinese = i ulea1-s to our
peace, and even To oar CIVILIZATION IL = IN
evil hoEsTEr- ghisr the ahr1sl1i7u q aa.,=ud-
HEnE Of the BIrLIH4ams Treaty alone can re-
me1y- The zsnEelsss CRY Of The Chinese
uIsE q u IN iBsolenE denial Of the a1rIlflriEy
CT the CnTrzt Safes and any measure Of 20
Lire or health lawz- ar Sale lesl=Islriau, made
Ii the spIrIE 0f Eha5 CIV, viii be pruuptIv set
IzistE by the Courts Of tie United States p
Fhzn Judge Hoffman 6nizh.-ti rsaaius. the de-
cIzlou Judge SAWYER sa1t= = The prisoner Il
'-ri=rsf discharged The deizi1a was pre-
pared bF Judge E16naaH- and rg1d=red BY
hlz1- owing To IHttgs S.twysrz recens absence
f-1m the city The latter Wis % the bench
Win Julge HatfDuan tins morning, and enu-
sIrrsit n the iscisigl, IL Ms srisr az lis
charge shows
Tie caze VIII pruhahiy be ta1zn To the Uniir=t
Ss1zEs Supreme Court Ben Barfsr having AZ
urG-cest his willingness 10 manage the case
-hers fer Ehe people
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Items.

French history in the past hundred years
exhibits three women who have perhaps ex-
perieneed more splender and mere hitter grief
and modification than any other three women
in the word Marie Antoineste. Josephine. and
Euge0ie,
A radical English paper lately offered a
prize Of two guineas for the hest possible En-
glish Liberal Cabinet. There we're 700 eom-
petitorS, $50 gave the premiership to Mr..
Gladstone. seo to Lend Harrington, ard % to
Lord Granville,
The hear,iest thanks Of all good citizens are
due 10 Mrs. President Hayes for the pertinaci-
" with which she has insisted upon eSelud-
ing wines from all state dinners at the White
House. The reception 10 the Diplomatic
Corps, Feb. 10th, was by general consent the
most brilliant ever given. and yet not guest
was tempted by drop Of any Intoxicating
liquor, "What an air Of purity it gives 10 an
entertainment remarked distinguished
lady connected with foreign embassy,
Elizabeth Of Austria is one of the most oul-
tiyated sovereigus in the world. She draws
beautifully, is good musician. and speaks
suently all the languages OF modern Europe,
She is fond Of literature, aud among her at
PENDANTS has readers in various languages,
10 whom she ENJOYS listening. She is not
very popular. it is said, among the ladies Of
the court circle, since she had no taste for
small chatter and fashionable amasements.
She amuses herself with her drawing, embroid-
cry, riding, and, last. but nor least, in play
ing with her little daughter, Valerie, for whom
she has au almost idolasrous affection.
II seems probable that the French Prince
Imperial will have u monument in Westminster
Abbey, The decision Of the matter rests with
Dean Stanley. and he is understood to De will
ling TO yield to the strong desire Of the Queen,
whose friendship for the mother has made her
warm partisan for the son. This friend
ship is in itself very pleasant thing. but the
Queen shows neither wisdom nor nice feeling
In pressing this matter. The sober sense OF
the English people will probably decide that
il is degradation OF the privileges of the Alb
hey to give a place there 20 a young man
whose only merit was that the Queen was
his mothers friend,
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ne N.ss Esats-szl MecAIzicAt Instrument
q he Are.

ne rzsic c11 - changed taSll1-I1s,sr The sets u
llsni- ana sshgr -lscv> ccrI-ls1. ~ G-d1l,
and III snId-iaT c,srrecE n time and ~ a. TIE
-fI-vs q ir1-sz a-e Erfz-sl III s1ees alr cns-
gwen s Oh wf-hgnG ear f.r u1>s- IIISica- EilF-
l.- ra1 7rrgis lie ll1<ic o. Eas Vrsm2 Sas, ard C
az lsg tie Giacs q -r-fgsS1-nl ufa>ifi> - y GIL
',rrs ~ I1fsI1--vu- srrI2d1gn = E1n= Alslcii1s
t-g rec cTr lgre BE- and very rev ca1 1l-rc q
engage -ts11 wh<u they a-e 1va1tlis- Lls aszi'11i
2 pr -1gu enc 11g1t WI cuT GU NrS1l1stls'
All N1sa encuth Ger every raE In the vea- ura'gl
ne ness flt -eS-z1s c11Sec = ne 7reSe1e
1r s--a1ers me riding css Ct the rtusic 11e eul-
si.r iIt Elsr,i q Ssep1-s p Al. lns ecen-
u 1hs va,lHt Arrangement, Filces ne Orgl1sE1:
lrsr fEg hr-- per cent sssEg any ether HIec 1A1s1
I<fta- fl>lruIsu- n tn world
-c zu-rcsg selfl.. rag<e y cnsi-oGs Mechanical M
ssca L1strz1rsn-s g. - - - .acA md he Muse a.
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We nsve sl-~ar Sesn -ast Via he ceecLfs7 tst u
lfvl : uts.t- crs kFsiceS esn1et s- t2s1, y
---s- serscss si-Acz. maxi r-1sle asa eSgcEsS ar<
q, seviasr tAaS Gs.cziy hsrv sFrse- tax tSssirS
schrrss
R-v -z Ser q verScas aSss-as Ten raerS 4-tneSS
- se f,r- ~ Cae3lcl,re ne Goods EASv -; ave
Al . sAsi- srssr with Tx Cash. G14 Glrvc-cns q
49, 49, ser~z-s " el-Scse& PsrSsr, Fets sAslg es
s-s asss Co. IT, - nszfsG rerScE ne goes Sest :
$780, - -t.x-,i Wa tRR ssaigc-s Esrz1S % one
rNTRA RNriCLE IN sVESN TN. selscssc -
-rdv tAea1 sr ne sczAs q esSvrrs Saea - - -
b w. ~ uecsSss-y o. rrsz1acr TX a-sa;sS SEs;it ~
s-~i h1 $50 -rf ee- = "a ~ . S1slf
r-.s sA,-d 1-y ~ g. stS A. ~ ting q 9frtE
DcrS rsn Ssae C. Sses- WsLs scr SssSc ss1S sa@
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the gocd will al his Senatorial colleagues.
seeks to make no converts 10 his ideas respect
ing the Chicago nomination. and, in werSi,
gees his ewn way, naughty, reserved and
alone, Tits easy 20 aseriee to such man
motives which he does net feel and purposes
which he does not entertain, because he viii
not trouble himself about what is said Of him,
gossips Of Washington set aieas-E :. Ssaai-
k-yss n. u, frtANsps.
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A. Urge Discount run ne PRIME crst t-r cash EIE
NJ IL spucs fgr this class * tGas, a. VII sci az enc
,, Ia sae<t 3;isr Eiss goods PRICES hitherto IN
7r.esu led a. re 1west 1Igsc ru-Icus q lIcIigE
salsz- rhs ss1cz cum grl>sz-
Lsuagss. An Chaz-s. Tables. Fa-iCr Sets.
Bedroom Sgcs. Tables Ez-gn.sicn Tables.
!. .-...-
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A1l : lr<I-lllssI % u --l, p q Na'Ilts w.
s1s en- D. resrassi urcr ~ any CHs- cii1t II
.srtv l1sr- - sgd WI -irStc- There : ne is q
s-hg- kf1e or eua---y of u1Isi:- L VII rty ~ III
ra7es F-u1I- A.. lIacri trSl,, N1--zss, slc-
"a .r--ss sid accur1cz hch ssz vsryrrisrs So
..fa- s4f car D., ct--fed Under the The 0Sesl
MITE va = 1r-cra-1c g1ISa; s1ssEs, rsersSs1
sec e-,s- al,f cr,a15 10 ul1S. musician a12 H-Isn
ssar1Fr suE 5, sf1 -zhz siapcsc tsr Ss-1g F5-tiss
iI1rf1z ea-tes. evening" eu-sr1 lrsss surprise Er
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asa s WELIS GEhERlL MuSlC STORE

Pans re-sss, Organs. SEs.eSl Hss-1-s1is, SC.
SEQ, : we-E> ws,AeS ~ eas-crs o. Gls-rCtlr IN
s,-r- a. 1aIs ~ : tArs catering y taSiz SMALLER
ua-ss hg Ass rcE nccsctei -crgcseg3 N 1ery III
-crcsas hzss-eSS - MUSIC N All Ef> shANS H-->,
= rh On f-e.ssrssr q he celebrated Ncec- Fe1re
e-s-E Ssztrs t1E I-r,gA- ne 71-t>1 ts1s' Hir1 ere
ez-sr Fs<AsG s1t 11St RI tls l-st-ur1tlS sNsE u
Ss54.f T--, rhe-s Sands These lrssru11z1ts as ersrS
3 tx s-iassias -ricss> St-S TO SieoSS >a2 ss-r-
cisr, -ricvs FER the Sa-is R1snc. So 70 Sl.2t
N,E ~ Weesr Ffd1ss t1ircrrst r0yirt Nes ferS -
SHu F-1uezscc ecsts, erv-cAs--------.-.------- -
T-rn SEr E-11ctscv - Esrcl11 =
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NDec1a1 NOtice.
HousEHOIp FURNITURE

Sac 2 Vsi1s he.rs 60 zqEsy he iahahfal-S Of EcHc
lt1 -hnz be las purchased under very rscuir c-cz1
Stances. 1Ii1Iic-I-srs stgr6 e aihg finished wei
f-..l.rr-.f III a-.rlr-.r I'LL -t--arac
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re ANERICAY SEWING MACEINE

Srura T1aassf7itt FssU E1s,frsE Dofsrrs 'Curri II
4IIszicrfz SririHg HEciigrss s96i bsTs
lsss tirsf Tirg Fsazs-
NJ g-sa5zr prsof 4 lie valus q a-tcle EI1 *
stsatil Increasing silss In Al this iarge HIIher only
lHs has 2ssl -srIraei 6.r -sPa5rs.
Al az MIsf1ss Euly FIr-11sat s1r TsG-s-
L j. not cur ghlect 20 sasg thar he best machine
Ne Eur-f- eur IStlfg @ r. I1 tIzs-fT- We
k-1lv e superior fur FITilT We 11 HGC push
n. saie u -is=e Machines fGr sssp tIl
EHlnIz. ami respectful cal Fur i--sI-i'n
% ne sirr- We iGgf ErrU WI AMI ez1I11na the
lsrilr merits 1h> iczIs wh-h iaz hscgms In
u-suSsg uspIlHr II merits i-s-
SBpi7ciJ n CIiss7-acriiIa- FslE gages, rfi1i a.
7iE-ss sla POSSIBILITY " yss1iair gat gfGre7r, 1ad aia
sifi giri " 5jya1EIg olia5i caa,a1ss,as is
~ FFal-5l.4--.g5.--.{
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EIEsI lsIfCIE Is SsAI 0uT n fEsFscI ososs


Fr-rr feT1e7-1 FNft9lr
- ~ - -eifny sxcht-rea II rer Sgr-vSS1 - ne
gsessres WI ~ taiee - y rSesy -iS sr a. frsA
--sf- s--sv,s tAe -1e.c vi ~ recessed = gee ttci
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Al an M1=az-.a yu--y E4--1-sat s1r Tea-
Important Notice

In conclusion FgIif i1v vur az1ah-su % Tie flcr
siI- uls iai1z, NJ gnE u Isl. me KINGDOM
nv faciss fgr ggr-lr z- Newest aIf 5asE Selssrisn
Tf esrCts fgpssrfi-zllg "a AIscal instruments 11G
1rzIr.isz= <1sr-rr ElslE4t Of ElT
tzt-r LI1rr1- Eluse these rsirfz ant A. M Il
1slss= small And WI give Irgsr
n ms Efl.rrir-r-
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q : r,tt-cr - t-srs><s 40 ~ frsFS ~ .AsN
Afthrrso h,s,As sas hg-c * rvt ~ tre1,sre'@s
ls5--, r. - rs,s, = 1hst shre azes ~ Sne Nesi
sAsv "a. rgsy c~1 sr ne READY CASH ESll-Nk,
81 ~ suee,rn a8ess r~aeste tes1 "a Is ses sstin
~ .srfr ssssvS tsr 8 y So. y - l.,s' -
.-trss,l rerr tAtS ltrs~ stS tx ONh MILAN Ane
49, .4--vs c.,r, SsSss {. ~ aacs-sAs gSslS AZ
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FOR THE HAIR,

VII FrlHzsi -s=zrE aair u 1H.f lfsalis wiir.r is
rEcrz II mt sar- tsIi. WHICH II s';En1 ne -as=.
VII 7'-ssEvrEi- n.lsE vvsz- Tin AMI filling bar
s-lw ST. --lzEE Lsili h'ni--
VII 7'is--s --siIuT's 'i.irT AID zliEzs ie scaiE
vslih- zzni,sii LIE. Eii.ll- - isIs
= arEiile. n lie world slsl F-ruiz,a flr 'v'.
Tr.z.s liz anliilIfr u Germany
AMI S=.1. ami ii ne als s.-1siiIrs n az1erEa
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STOCK OF NOVELTIES

o. rssrS e-eiyseAs St-1 sr2 &esc-s seeSts1 rye
tAe Easte-- Nsrkgss estA ts-te t-S gsrS Fi ~ -
lsrss esss F-sces - assT Sstzttiss sivSs - ~
--s-sa-gs-vs X =ea essS eseA srG csSS Ss'eslS ss
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@nnnzI sRrekamaixr.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC
GEO. II. WELLS
Hmps,x ~. s,rK.exe mrs <rNr~Rr rfrANMs

NJ ~ ne -srs1c eNseressg rasersss tess ess SeSe
e@ereS NJ, " ne feAasssntS * ihrsv tss=s, $50
tskes sAts c-rta.itN - ieses=iet ~ gece ss-S,s
tAat - AaS asterirea ~ aecs-asnce VIII ne iNlt
o. rfNE> - r-es- u ~ st-cs 80 fel s~1 Acsssi
Ntl-s, ~ The CASA nnAlAE. Fcr tAis r=yr<S< ~
- $3.50 ~ h.-e r-~-asssS sscfr g es N1sc >te-~
80 -. 49, - x.-..s WA Es-e- ara NsrteI
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DRESS GOODS:
FANCY GOODS :
CLOTHING
PERFUMERY

LRhiR's Soaps and Extracts, Philoeome,
Eau De Cologne, Hair Oil, Florida Water,
Tooth Brushes, Combs, etc.
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Pianos from L. Nuefeld, Berlin
LIQUORS

Pickles, Salt, Biscuits. Olive Oil, Sardines,
Pepper, Blue Notified soap, CSmphdr. ETC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-28
a FELCOME THUNDER SHOEER

ANOTHER DAY or OPPRESSIVE HEAT, WITH MOD
ERATE RAINFALL IN THE AFTERNOON.
When the average man arose yesterday morning
there were strong indications that he would have
TO endure another day of fierce heal. The sky was
bazy and the atmosphere muggy. Early In the
day the sun broke through the clouds, and men on
their way TO business, already accustomed 10 the
dlscomforts of the heat resolved to keep cool, no
matter how much time lost. The forenoon was
dsagreeabIc. The thermometer registered $50 at a.
m. only 90 lower than the same time or Monday. At
1t had risen to 500 or 10 higher than on the
previous day Pedestrians then sought all the
shade which the tall houses in the streets afforded
With the perspiratiOn rolling from their faces peo-
pie stopped and discussed the probabilities Of a
change in the weather. This extreme heat con-
tInued until nearly D. M, during the time when
most of the business Is transacted IN the city.
A little before O'clock. when the thermometer
registered 80. the sky became black in the west
and the sun was obscured. The streets were dark
ened for few minutes. and then strong wind
blew up the dust high as the tops OF small build
Jugs. Through this cloud of dust, which was
almost binding to persons IN the street. people could
be running TO reach shelter before the lmpend-
ing storm broke The dust settled by
heavy fall of rain. which began at 300 y. m Vivid
flashes Of lightning. followed by loud peals of thun-
der accompanied the rain. The flashes of lightning
followed each other quickly, and were very bright.
One flash struck the telegraph wires connecting
with the office of the French Line of steamers.
IN Bowling Green The circuit went through
the Office, alarming the clerks on duty. They rose
from their seats together AMI looked at each other
In astonlshmenL While the storm was at Its height
small PARTICLES of hal fell, which melted before che
ground was reached. After 1t had rained twenty
five minutes the cOuds began to disappear and for
ten minutes longer the IA fell while The sun shone
brightly. The atmosphere was somewhat cooled by
the storm. The walks soon dried. and people
lOcked to the streets in greater bers than they
had at any time IN the day.
There was lower temperature throughout the
country yesterday. AT the gnal Service office the
reports showed that Buffalo there 0S inch of
rain and the mercury stood az 62o-a fail Of / 10
from Monday. In Cleveland the mercury
fell 40 and there were IL inch of ram.
There a decrease of 4 in the heat in Erie and
81 inch of rain fell. In Port Huron and San
dusky the mercury dropped 30; in the former 81
inch, aud IN the latter .16 inch Of rain fell. In
this city 80 inch Of ram Tell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-28

ByDes good descriptions OF the men
who had passed the checks. and the
Inspector suspected that the forgers were
George Bell and Henry Cleary, two ex-convicts
who recently went to Europe with the design OF
forging paper there, but who forced TO return
10 this city about two weeks ago IN consequence OF
failure Since the return Of the two men their
movements have been watched by the police
of this city. and il known that they
absent from the city when the
forgeres were perpetrated IN Baltimore.
Detectives ONeil, Adams and Hines of In
afternoon IN arresting botn Bell and Clearly. Mr..
Morris, of the Merchants Bank. positively identified
Bell a. the man who passed the checks bearing the
forged signature of J. II. Fisher. and Mr. Midway
identified Ceary as the man who passed the forged
checks At the Third National Bank.
i he detectives also arrested man named Charles
FaTan, who is believed to have aided the forgers in
their work. Inspector Byrnes said last night
tfy FaIran "a the who went
to Baltimore early In the present month. and
sold small amount Of stock to j. Il: Fisher.
FahnestOck a. Co.. and Maddendof, Oliver
a. Co., receiving IN exchange checks with
genuine signatures The actual forging of the
signatures the Inspector said probably
cOmplIshed by Charles Brockaway, the criminal
who was arrested for completely in the
Phoenix Bank forgeries. but who was dis
charged recently, because of lack of
evidence to convict him, after he
had lain IN the TOmbs for q long time. The pris-
oners were locked up at Police Headquarters last
night They refused to give their real residences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-28
Ramon Tifeiro snd nrrss q. r.. Meissner
Miss A. Veasrd Cessrso SARDINIA A. tass trt and child
Mrs. r. Verdior Mr. sardi A. r Mas " Seechi
n. Rama Ierraza Eben Turk Mr. LafOrc ads
Armand Hcreatlldo John Harb Mrs. Laforcads
Mr.. v0nRishn PDfx MISS faaforcsde.
Rafael do CIrlenas Mrs Robson
sDd nrrse
Ramon Tifeiro


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