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LAf? VEGAS N ., SATiriíDAT, K'TOHKR í), I88O.
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BOSTON
CLOTHING
HOUSE
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REOPENED
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Locktiart's Building
OPPOSITK
Browne & Manzanares
-AND-
Will Sell You
GOODS
At Your Own Price.
J. B. ALLEjST'S
Kstablisl Lmoii t,
Located on the street in rear of National
.Hotel, No. 17, where lie is prepared to
do all kinds of work in his line promptly
and in a workmanlike manner at reason
able prices.
J. N. FURLOrlc,
PHOTOGRAPHER.
Gallery in the Hear of the Exchange
Hotel, West. Las Veas.
"Prank- J. AVebber,
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NEER
Ü1I
lias constantly on hand Horses, Mules,
Harness Jute, and also buys and sells on
Commission. Sale of goods made at any
time. AVill be found on North-Kan
corner of Plaza, or word may be left al
this office.
M. SALAZ All.
a roni:r-A t-j.a tt;
Las Vkoas
Nkw Mr.xu't.
I AS VhXJAS AND VÍNITA
L AND EX. LIE
lti:.NNIMJ DAILY FltOM FOlil' IIASCOM T(
Four Ki.biorx.
I'assnnp'ra tuxl Kxitsh matter leaving l.tit
Vogiis m '1'iit'P'lay nuirning will be fonviivdei
on weekly biieklioanl ttiruitiili to uny ioint ii
tho l'in liionllu of 'I'exus. C'lmrgcs reitsonalile.
(;. 15. AlISl'lN. I'loinietov
.1. AV. I.O V IC,
Com m ission- Merchant,
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
HAY,
CHAIN,
POTATOES,
APPLES,
Handled in Car Lots.
lltitfer, Eygs and Poultry always on
hand. Cash paid en consignments
J FllANVO Oil A VES,
Attorsscy Jit Law
AI.nL'gUKUQt.'K, - - - NKW MKXIC
TAILORING
1M
TELEGRAPHIC
The.Hasi Taken by a 31 oil Of
I mil a ns round 31 u
tilatetl. A Ten Thyitsaml Dollar Illuflf
to lie ftíTeicil by Indiana
ilepiiblicans.
A Tfiimrasee Justice of t'he
Peace Jihoots ami
&Y Slior.
. ,
The SoJilTeta Stc-Umon at In
dianapolis a i-aiid
Success.
ft
Chicago,' October 8, The Tribune
in an editorial saVs: The Tribune has
been permitted -to coppy -the iollow-iuii-w
rilleu to a J'íjéiiti .-t','wa by
officer in Gen., llocs.doart
.nt, and who4'r ntivny .aitas
ment
heen near to tne i
deuce of (Jn. I lane-
verbatim as it evinces the vT.U(ri
fectious for his connnaiulingtWerjii
and bears marks oí truth and cinocri
tv il. says : "Governors Island. N.
Y., Sep . 28 Geu. Hancock, dí?
muí a íiiíl nti th( vpr'W '"fl f',ftíiá'r
peratiou aud knows ::ot which ffir to
turn or what to do. The letters of the
Prcpideney has turned his head, and
the continued turmoil of the campaign
with the differences between the
Northern and Southern Democrats
so strongly marked, to equalize and
adjust,! fear will drive him stark
mad. My dear hoy, Hancock is no
more fit for the. Presidency than a
withered hemlock, f will be frank
with you; it is true that lie knows
nothing of the South except the line
polished and crafty leaders that call
upon him, and his brief acq uaintence
with the same class in '07 at New Or
leans. He means wed but he cannot
comprehend the crookedness of poli
ties and those bred in the cane poli
ticians; and now while on this sub-
ject I will give you (he secret of this
Hancock, and that is this: Indiana,
disuuionist W. H. English is lo be the
President. Hancock is not expected
to live only a fraction of this term:
thU is luriiished from tho fact that
uny deviation from his regular i.abils
is an appoleetie attack. Strong syrn
tons has twice exhibited them-elves
since his nomination, and Its Ihe ver
dict all around him that his promo
tion lo the Presidency will termin
ate his earthly carreer; but Ibis fact
has been most carefully guarded as
you cau discern, and dear boy you
have the iiu-h'e of this Presidential
business with English, as past, you
can readily comprehend what those
shrewd fellows of the South can ac
complish." The above reads like a
family letter, indeed it came from a
member of Gen. Hancock's m'ditrp.y
family and one who regard Hancock
with some affection, as a -on feels for
his father. We nave the original let
ter in our possession with a private
note from tho receiver of it, author
izing the use for publication but
witholding the name of the writer for
personal reasons.
Chicago, Oct. 8. A Times Indian
apolis special says : The Times cor
respondent while in the Democratic
headquarters, chauctid to mention te
report he had heard, that 10,000
would be offered in one lump on Por
ter to morrow, and vatiue and uncer
tain as the intelligence was it created
a panic. Democratic slalesmeu have
il that a portion of the I'epublican
eorruplion lund will be used in thai
way. It is probable that a Democratic
pool will be made to take any big
bluffs which may be made. And now
comes Judge Martitidale, former edi
tor of the Indianapolis Journal, with
the statement, that in a convcrsalion
with General Grunt, had at Manilou
Springs, Colorado, last July, the lal
tf.r had expressed li'mself substantial-
1.. ! T.i. liin'lnp Illtil'l'Hnr ' I
I V IIS i 11 1 11 J- I
Judge .Martindalc says
"However.
Grant in speakiug of Hancock refer
red to hi nt in terms of praise with the
qualifieu'ion, Hiat, though he had
proven an excellent corps commander
he had never shown himself possessed
of the abilit y to till a hither position
fhe Judge .remembers distinctly that
ho had used none of the soldier like
epithets anpliod 10 him by Rev. Fow
ler, aud the harshest criticism he had
ind lged in was that Ilancqck was
wrapped up in himcelf, and that he
j vis undoubtedly ti vain man.
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WCllt
into details uiu
aru lo 'he Louisiana v
iinil his remarks on this siii-
Sect were about as given in his pub-
lished interview, only more emphatic ,
Martindalc said he would have given
this important information before
hut for the fact that he supposed the
con -citation 'was private. Simon
Cameron, ciudriuanol the Republican
state central committee, is reported
as saying on the occasion of his last
visit to Indianapolis, that the Indiana
organization was the most perfect one
he ever had seen.
New York, Oct. 8. Tho Times says :
The coneui rent -.testimony of our cor-repor-dents
who have examined the
party prospect in the congression
al districts of the various slates is,
that solid gains will be made in
the Republican deleaiion lo be select
ed this full in Ohio. The Republicans
expect. to gain six representativos in
Indiana, at least two iu Pennsylvania,
probably two, aud even more, in
North Carolina, which has at presen'
but one Republican representative.
Starting with Vermont, with a Repub-
ican rain of one .district and with the
rsspeet of returning from 20 to 30
seats,. throughout the north the poiu-
offiplexiou of the new hou
IS
ftUrtliyfliVinauci' oi oomuu
;?ie' ''Vanie pajicr reviewing Ihe
(jfliiicy-Mcfii. uiis affair say.-, there
seciniiJo be no doubt that McGinnis
is a'i coiir.-e, brutal ruffian, and so
manifestly unfn to fill the District
Atterneynbip or any office of trust or
decency that it was ihe jihiiii i u t y of
Glanecy, an indo pendent Republican,
to tffítJitYe hi unworihiuess to tin
parirá'
TlieCoüi'iiercia! Rulbdin say-: The
posiession oí Panam.i is "sine qua
non" to the construction of a Panama
cúnalas it affords tlm necessary work-i4i-ba-is.
it will, lenvever, cost the
canal company seventy miotou Iraucs w.
which with' the payment toj Lowell, Mas.. :!. 8.---.U the tare
Lieutenant Uiysc ton millions francs j well meeting of the American Board,
will absorb eiehtv nVllioits of 1 he four j held this forenoon' reports of various
.... i .
Ininclred millions a loci; which r.ccore-;
ins- to Paris ad vie'
i" "i
jo.-rd to
isne leavin:'' oiih- tl
lire
iiun-.irei
tweuty millions. The cost, of fhe
work is Oitiniaied at eight huielmi
and forty-three millions francs and
numerous other ..-spend it u re- .ini.'uut
to full three hundred million-! more.
New York, Oct. S. Tho Hearlds
India opli i-iu i ia! averts iiofitivelv
that Ssnator Rarniu:! laid down hi.'
check for 10,000 on Monday en a
(able in room 10, ami Mr K;ig!i.-h cov
ered it with his check lor 10,000. af
ter whidh n.irnuiu went over to Cin
ciiiiiaii. Mr. New is in cii!--t!uit re
receipt of dicpalchei from Houeüsville
and llarrisburggiving informal ion of
the movements of tío repeater-, ami
Gov. (Jorhani lei's me l hat t hey are
eoniideitt of Ihe irescnce here of he
Iweeu 700 and 800 roughs from New
Vorkiind Philiidelphia. Among the
proinineut. men IVmn l'hiholelphi i are
he notorious Rill McMnllen, R.uck
Melindi"--s, Johnny McCorniiek, Joe
Tather, ' . Gallup, Morten Kalhtcky,
trolin Duer, John Carrigau. Joe Henry,
15. L. Smith, C. Adam and Mike Slot'
ford, all well known in their city,. It
is supposed that Indianoplis will he
ihe tlil ribtiling center Irom whence
will go the essentials for victory iu
Cincinnati and Columbus.
San Francisco, Oct. . Lizzie P.
widow of the late W. C. Ralston, has
filed a complaint in the Supreme
Court :tgaini Senator Sharon. The
documents covers 2Gf) pages, and is io
the cffecl lhat Ralston and Sharon
were partners in business; thai
Sharon was sole executor of width
the complainant, was sole beneficiary.
Their partnership property at fhe
time of Ration's death .".mounted in
value to, in round numbers, of thirty
million dollars, and lhat Ralst on, ju-t
before bis death. gave Slmron a trust
deed of his property ; lhat Sharon
has had the custody of the partner
ship book and papers ; that no in
ventory of her late husband's proper-
has been filed bv the executors;
' 1111,1 &"ar 11 rcpreseuianoiis
. . , , t i e . i i .. i !
and other means has defrauded her in
the settlement ol Ralíton's estate of a
large anion tit, for which she demands
such restitution as may prove just.
Del Norte, Cal., Oct., 8 A Lieu
tenant f the 4th cavalry passing
through here to-day stated that while
his command were encamped at Rock
Cliff, reports reached them thai a man
supposed to be A. D. Jackson, that
va9 taken from Clout, Homes &.lloyt
while thev were pretendiny to ?cort
him u the arriso,,, wa fotm.l dead
at the i-tuke, luvhig suffered ih? har-
ror ol Indian torture, as this tullios ,
rur ol InMi.in torlure, as
witli I he threats made bv them. Then
:i scarcely a hope that this is not true. ,
M(,llpllií Tomi )..,. t..oi la,t '
Wednesday evening in lhdinau coun- j
ty, Mississippi, a diflicully oecurred j
between 15. J. Owen, a Justice of thci
I, ,, i T V I't.n-fi. fi..in r
I (act , illlll ) . 1. iiai.i, .1 lilt ill '
Owen was holding his court when i
(laver made a disturbance and was
ordeted under arrest by Owen.
Pi dies were at once drawn by both
and firing commenced by each. Owen
fell dead. Glavcr run about 800 yards
ar d fell. He died after lingering
eight hours. Roth were young men
of good standing in the county.
Chicago, October 8 A DailyNer.'s
reporter had a brief cntcrview wilh
(en. Grant this forenoon. The ex-pre-sid'
nt was asked if he received
any coniiuunicat ion from Gen. Han-
cociv relative io tne retvni j, owier in
terview. The General replied, "1
have not.' Reporter, "Do you ex
pect a coinmuuiea! ioe?'' "Il is not
mpossibhj that I shall hear from
General Ham-ock.'" Grant leaves for
New York accompanied by .Mrs.
Grant, via the Pittsburgh & Fort
Wayne Ridlroad. at o'clock this p.
in He wUl go through without
making any stops.
Indianopolis, October 8. The re
union and rallvof the hove in blue to
day is a grand success.
find i inmenso
crowds of people are in at tenda-nce.
The streets on the line of the march are
literally packed. Th." parade com
menced at eleven and was one hour
and ft ficen minutes passing a given
point. Th' streets on the line of the
uuh'fh were haii.Lomly decorated
with Hags and bunting, i he a í I ernoou
was devoled to speaking; Senator
Conkl'mg, Emery Slorrs, and Post
master General Mavnnrd and other
prominent speakers delivered add re--
..!.,., I It urna tt ítnil !
nn;-ion-. nr ...... ... -o ...
that the e-itimuies troin loretgn iteius
call for about :s(1íK0í)0 lo prosecute
the work next year. Several mis
ionario? were introduced who were
about lo leave for foreign Stores. The
convention terminated with prayer,
h iiü and benedict hoi.
San Franoi-cn, Oct. Xcar the
town of Ui-bt e Aria:.-, la-: Tuesday,, a
man by h.: name of Dod-oii attempt
ed to outrage a young lady whose
name was not .v-certain'-,!. Her father
reset ed her. Dod-on returned and
fip'd two :-hois, one of which killed a
brother of the girl ihe other wounding
her. 1 Jodsb'iTTvea pod. A party are j
in pursuit. j
London, Oct., 8. There are reason.-1
. r,,,!;,,!.,, 4 1 ... t i , r. iC.nl- ..-ill ír-o-o i.-nv.
t J ill lit li; lii.il .in, ... y i n in 1 . t -
eral id" the chief ports of Olgeai.1. to
cut off supplies and mouey from Asia
and islands to Constantinople.
Xew York, October 8.---Rpiseopa
Canon (his forenoon read the report
on missionary work which made a
very sat isfactora showing, especially
as regards foreign missionary work
and money collected.
P.osion, October 8. Enos Vanny of
Charlston, and Mr. Palcomer of Ayer
Juiiction, were killed by accident on
ihe Fiizburg road last night and sev
eral others vero seriously injured.
Washington, Oct. 8. The cases
a!:ain l 'ex- Posimaster General Key
pending in 1 he Supreme thoirf, and
brought by lottery men, will now be
dismissed
Loudon, Oct . Imports for Sept.
Gib were a half million pounds more
than last year, and the cxporis'two
and a half million greater than hisi
year.
Xew York, (Jet. 8. The epizootic
is disappearing. There are but few
new ca-es to-day and these, are of the
mildest form.
Salem, Mass., October ft. Chas.
F. Freeman, t Ii;? child murderer, es
caped from Dunrers Ruano Hospital
ibis a. m.
Cent ling, October 8. The Rusian
embassy has been instructed to send
all oflic rs on leave to their ship as
(hey sail immediately.
Providence. October 8. ---The Re
publicans of the '2d district nominat
ed Jonathan Chase for congress.
Middletc.wu, X. Y., Oct., 8. The
Democrats of the lllh district liomiu
L. Reach for congress.
Wales Uu rg, Conn., Oct. 8. Two la
borers were killed this forenoon by
the caving iu of a bank.
Síin ''"co, Oct. 8.Tlie Crown j
'uint aml Exthcqucr. "! l.nve been
u "
Xew Vork, October 8. The team- j
Mp Celtio brought in
$242.000 in
oltl-
: : :
WANTED-
i r AiEi.--inmiediateiv. at the hotel
of
' Jll's M- .ummiiirn, ei Mn .iivcmi,
one goud llvst cixik ninl one good tcooinl i-""k
al" "ffi wuiter ii:.o-2w
W.NTKI)..V good blacksmith to ilo gen
ero 1 work . Apnly to Clias. Ill iiuc.hn ril,
Las Vugiw, or address John l'e:td;iries. liineon,
N . M. .
FOR SALE.
JACA. HAM. FOU KKNT. The proprietor
15 wishinif t i remove his resid"iiee will rent
liara Hall for the coming season, or will sell it
lor i reasonable price. The hall is the be.-t iu
the Territory and 8 provide. I with ft stage and
coin lctu seei.erv. Address,
AMONIO JoSK HACA
Las Vegas, N . M.
FOK TtKN I' My private residence, with or
without nrnttiire. Apolv for informa
tion at tho tia.:ti ollle.e or on the premises.
i-2 xv THEODORK WAUNKK.
1 IMK I'iU SALK. By Monro .'i IIiHV, at ihe
' Hot Springs. Leavfc orders at Herbert &
Co'sdrug st.jro, on tho plaza
rioit SALIJ: My house and land situ itod at
I1 est l.-is eirus, near the l.ruiMt lew
Hotel For terms ap'ly t
Veg; s, N. M.
Sept. i.-jtli, sso.--ii5l-lm.
the iinder-krnod,
i. fi.i:.z;
F
TU)ii SAT.K.. Ion lvad of cattle . For further
nloniiMiloi: apply to' .Jaffa Uros. Las S e-
:is .mi a. Nelson & Co , Anton Chico, N. .M.
TTlOil S.M.K--A irood sixteen horse poxver
V bleam ensiinc, all in rn ninsr order and
l-.u'iro i noutih lo run a (lour mill. Any person
de: Írmelo see it running can do m) anyd iy at
inv planing miil at Las Veirus. Apily for
t.'iins t .JOHN 15. 'A OOTFN.
DINING HA
UiJ ,
Pro).
A.. T. Hoover
I i l'.rnier Exchange Hotel Uiillding', on tlic
Plaza, Las Vesas, X. M.
Now f)j)eii for Transieiit
. Guests it I .Regular
Boarders.
TO BUY
A MEW I
-OK-
.v from a Man Unit un
der viand tho wants of
the Count rif.
The Only Carriage Shop in Xew Mexi
co. Tho only Full Stock of Carriage
Material in the West is kept by
ir. . srrrr. b vyn. x. m.
Th-38, RuíGíibeck.
Practical Watchmaksr
AND DEALEI! IN
Walchca, Clock., and Jcwvlrj
Uepairinx; done at ItcaMntablc Utiles anil all
ivoi-k riuii.i':i.uteeil. Sliop in Kosenwald's ijloek.
J. S. BEOWISWSLL,
Ku
lor
Will contrict lor Koe.k. Ai'lolie, Ilrick, Krame
or ally oilier kind of building .
JOinjIXÜ DONE TO OUDEK.
All x ;ii'k warranted. Prices reasona Ma.
stock taken in trade at vcasonnbli; rates. Ad
dress All)',njiieriiio, N JI.
rw.'Ullvll
CharSos Wheelock,
ARCHITECT and SUPERINTENDENT
L.s Vkoas, m:v.Mkico.
DEEK.'E outh l'list Street, i-oulh oí Con
velí .
Will ..rni-ih Plans, .Specillealions and Esti
m ce-, for all kinds of Moe.lcintcal Strucliire?
s'ieh as Conrl Houses, school Houses, Jails
Itusl iu Houses, Hotel, Clc.nvhe. Banlw
Ke.ii lonecs etc.
A complete
sorlinont ol (eneral Merclian se
kept on hand.
'VOOL, HIDES. U-ATTLK
SUKKP,
S;tilit at 13 iurl:t4t Market Trice
Anion, Uiimo, JSew ,uv.xic.
iio.m:n'ATiuc j'iuskiax ,i
srnaicox.
Las Vkoas,
Xkw Mkxico.
Willpractice In all liie norlhern rmiiities of Ihe
Territory.
C'TL- MOOEEi
Dnalrr in (Irnrrnl jli r.rclitutiHsi'.
Pnerlo de Luna, - - New Mexico
,,ljólulifcáll''icilü'!LlJáo'E
ATTOfíS i:-AT-LA W,
I.as Vkiías, - Nkw Mkxico.
Will practice in all tlte Courts of Law and Equi
ty In the Territory. Especial attention icivcn to
the collection of claim n find remití anees nimia
proitiptlv. I'. S. Comml lOotior .t notary public.
BIlI3WnT SAliOOKT
ALBERT & HER3ER, Proprietors.
Opposite Jaffa Jtr .. Rust
Frenti lleer always on Draught. Al-
so Fine Cigars aud Whiskey,
Lunch Counter in t an
nection. l C. ,nartol f,
C01ITECT0K & BUILDER
Las Veoas, New Micvico.
HOWISON FÁBÍAN,
General Comm'n. Merchants
AN.) SALKSMKN F(U
E STEZSr HTJS E3,
Oir.ee Fast fide it. It. Ave., opposite Ilrowne &
Manzanares. '
W. Steele,
JCSTICB OKTIIK PKACK for Precinct N'.
20, Fast Lus Vejras.
Heal Estate, Collectins Agent ami ConrT
uncer. Deeda, Mortt'afres and Jnsl ice.-' P.lanks lr
sale.
Oilicc f;n the hill between Ihe old and new
towns .
HOPPEB BROS,,
Detilers in
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
CLOTHING, BOOTS A SHOES.
Produce a Specialty. Orders filled on short i;
tice. Proprietors of the
Delmoriico Restaurant.
Fast Las Vesas, N. M.
TIIK BOSS
M$oi & Shoemaker
Opposile Jaffa Bros., guarantees ntisfetlt
and n puiect lit or no pay.
VV. H. WHITELAVV
Attorney at Law,
Will attend to all leal business promptly,
Center Street, East Xm Vegas, New Mexls.
i:n-d.
JNO. F. BOS'TWICK..
P. O, .Y DON
BOSTWICK & LYDOM
Attorneys-atjiaw.
O fliee at Exchange Hotel Ruiliing.
La 8 Ykuas, X. M.
I'- . Bakery
'. 'entre -I ., East La Vpjtis.
I'lservthing in the H'iakcr line eonstankly
on hand
HFBKUTY & AXG F.LL. J'rop'rs.
T,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ALL KIXDS OF
Ctattaitg & 8Sesni&aiii.sr
TO OBIDEB.
Shop in l)olds? IJlock. orthwe-t
( !orner of the Plaza.
rrir -.imp
Main;faclurer o!
MEXICAN JEWELRY
LAS V EG AS, - - - X.M.
In Homero Uuildln. l-iast sidei.t Hie Pla.ii.
N. J. PETTIjOKN, Wl. D .
PHYSICIAN an.! SU8SE0i,
Hot Springs and Las Vega.-.
Chronic Diseases and Diseases ol Eeitmleii ft
Specially
HOT SPItlNCW - - - stol.! A. M.
I. AS VEGAS Central Dm;? Store, J to IIP. M.
iT. 0. Ward,
Goritractor and Builder,
LAS VEGAS. N. M.
AI.FRKD B S A( ÍOK,
ATTORNEY A.'.l ' XjJLV7
Dold's Buildfn.
LAS VEGAS, - - N. M
F.
AXDIiEWS,
SANTA EE, - - MOW MEXICO.
Prices for Assaying Gold, $2.o0;
Silver, $l.f0; Lead. $1.50; Copper,
$3.00. Samples b mail will receive
prompt attention.
MRS. R. J. HAMILTON
hus opincil hei
DRESS -MAKING SHOP
ot; the house direct! v oiipofdtfl the r!?po
East Las Vena-, N., M. Mid as the is an ol
resident ol Vegan, t-he is rend y once mm t
CUT, PIT AND MAKK DUEsE S for her . I
triends and new ones. Hull- l.iction (tunraiiK d
or no charges.
m "ct m'r:atBmr !W rmm m
BIBLES! BIBLES ! BIBLES !
Of ererv kind and style, at I!ev. 1). W. "ul
fee'g. Etijfllsh and Spnuifli, or In uny idle r
languai?o, for dale cheap or nlven nwny.
M. MATTHIK.SON,
District Superintendent It. 11. . lor New
Maxlr.o nnil Arlzum.