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LADIES' AND GENTLE
KID, FUR, BUCK AND D0ESKIN GLOVES
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

The highest cash price paid FOR secondhand
lurniture. Eli
, 1873-05-24

Interested parties, and the admirers Of tho beautiful
inhu mechanical line Invited to call ut the Rich-
ards 1ronworks, IT and 40 South Jefferson street, ad
Inspect another mHn..noth ougno just completed for
TUG new elevator and mill Of Richards Bros. bark-
crs, OF Champaign, Ill., and which, for elegance Of do
slga, substantial proportions, and arst-class mn
:,,x or excoed edln, either East or West. Tha
steel llnk-motion cu-on. Main shaft inchoa In
diameter, solid hammered wrought-1ron, carrying
fyoton hywhoel ia feet In diameter. Slcel piston.
rob vave-rod, and crank-rn, connecting rod, slides
anl croashead, highly polished and b,irniahod. CYL
inler Jagged with futed plates aud aoatls covered
with ornamental bEass The wholo ailrmouuted with
Aen's improved safsty stop governor, silver plated
oil oil cups, st., combining tho elegant with
art; ,ct..u Tho engine is d, rsted ut 100 horso
Mechanio Samuel Allon, Esq, mil ID credit to msof
aud tho Company, we'll to ali Chicago aud proves
concusiycly that our Western mecIan!ca and inan,,-
fscres M aro fny prepared to compete with tho best
Company are making apectalty Of building rscluss
htavy engines, aud determined that If good srork a
.fsir rates can be appreciated n tha mnrtet, there
shall be no further apology for cltizonH patrontzng
Eastern manufacturers. SEQ their advertisement iii
another column.
, 1873-05-24

been astonishing Now Or1onns. says. "Tlo first
of tho two Ubasrv oxhl1itiona In h,11ior1a vaa
nIvo,, ~ ,,,a ron,',,o ,aa. ..n,, a., a.. "aa
b.''u ~ .no ho'u Aa1 i'Bts' anu "aa a9sohuea
otloo. The exhibition oponotl by a gamo Of 900
points, French carome. botwoon Mons. l11,aaev
nnl sfr. D,r,o, Mor1on nrr Mora.,, ,.o,, H.
49,, 49,, -'",o .o4eal, Nti' morgan VIZ wv
1' ,o'I ,1 nl'a naoo 1hroo points, Ao was followed
by htB opponent, who made ono. and for n
fow m1nutos tho gamo dragged rather hoayIly,
both players, however, Bottled uutokly down to
their work, r,!avinc with the orantoat coolnosH
, 1873-05-24

NEW and Startling Developments
John Lyle King After n Now Trial
for RQl4 C1ionts.
Tho Criminal Court adjourned for tho Gay as
o'clock yeatoraay, all business being, appa-
rol'tly, concluded. At o'clock, however, statos
Attorney Hocd rushod Into tho Clerks o}lco In
such IN energetic manner TINT tho auppoeition
gained ground that lie had moro thau his uH,lal
complement Of halfadozon gnlvanic battcrlos con-
conlo1 about lis person. 1Ic Ind boon noti-
fed, though previous warnings Ind boon Btudi-
ousy avoided, Of tho Intention OF tho counsel OF
Loary, tho lawyor convicted Of forgery, to moyo
for n now trial on groundn Of quito startling
nature. Shortly afterwards tho Grocian cot,n-
Judge taking Ills scat OH lilo boncll, tllo aubjoct
of tho motion for 4 now trial wnu broaohod
Tho motion Of dofcnlant's counsel was
based on afidayita impugning tho CHAR
ant S s 6oso fao Tose ta enon I1s s
rosdonco In Ills affidavit md, tile Court requir-
ing tho production Of Witnesses. tho case was
postponed. very singular oircurnatanoo. In
loakcd out ainco hts conviction. Bwanston, tho
principal witness, 1lod declaration as to tho
faotB In tho case, In tho Superior Court, como
time since. purported copy Of this deolara-
ton WAS produced IN Court Ut tho trial, which
set forth thnt both tho Judgment .noto and tho
attachment wero Signed by SwanHton in blank.
Sinoe tho trial, 1t has turned out TINT tho Baid
copy waB a falBo one, tho true original being
In direct confirmation Of tho evidcuco produced
by tho Statos Attorney at tho trial. Yet a still
stranger revolution was to ho had. The prose-
cution, at tho motion for q new trial, ran out a
heavy gun in tho shape Of new affidavit
against defendant containing, 1t Is alleged,
very damaging allegations. This mysteriouBly
diaappeared during the trla1. CONSERVATION
rotgned In tho camp Of tho Stato's Attorney from
the rnomont the document wont astray. Jim
IN bis picture at Chapin 4 Cores.
Altogothor 1t is oyidont Tint in tho caso
somewhere. Tho anidnvt Of tho man Olcsos;.
by which tho counsel for Loary hopo to gain
their cliont's acquittaf atateB that Militant ia o
Norwegian; that lo is acquainted with SWANS
ton that III November, 1874 Ae had convorsa-
ton with him, when 6wangton told witness that
hc Was in trouble with regard to tho Peterson
property; tint Ieary Ind caused him trouble on
Judgment motto, which ho had signed mud ho
was afraid 1t would intorforo with his getting
bold OF the Peterson property; but that
he could bent I4eary, If he only said
that Leary had altered tho Judgment note
Lator, tho witnosH was drinking, in Kinzio
street saloon IN company with q nttnbor of
had fixed tho business all right, and had got
Leary indicted hoforo the Grand Jury; and, In
answer to question of Witness, acknowledged
that the noto had not been a1torod subsequently
to it's being made, but that his (LcaryB) lawyer
had told him tllat If he sworo otherwise ho could
not bo charged with perjury. Three other
equally interesting Rlidavits Of equally unknown
parties wero llcd tho afiants to which will prob
ably testify in tlIo caao in day or two.
, 1873-05-24

TF0M TIC lStlo FORK Tribune,
lloro ia curious story Of tue old Slavery tlme,
which wo pick up from Western Carolinn nows.
paper. In tho gold mining rogions Of burke
County lived All industrious, woll-to-lo froo col,
ored woman ,arod Nancy Doyco. She was on
EaEod to mnrry jack IL slave, and in order to
have everything pleasant, sho put hor hand In
hor pocket and bought him OF ]lis magter But
slle was shrowtl enough to take bill OF salo of
him, fortunately, OH 1t happened; for jack turned
out to DO utterly worthlosH, and porfoct sot.
hut little noe{l was thore for Nancy to go to
tho Court for roiiof by divorce. She ownotl hor
who carried him of to tho fur Sollth-Woat, 20
TINT tho Sharp Nancy waa mover bothered by ht1n
again. Husbands hnyo been badly sold boforo,
though. uot in tllls particular way
, 1873-05-24
THE SPORTING WORLD.

| F41EON'SHCo1IN9.
Ira A. Paine, of Now York, who ia looked upon
| by great many people aa the champion pigeon.
| slayer OF America, got his fl Of Western shoot.
ing, at Dexter Park yesterday afternoon, whoro
he WIS beaton at his two favorite matches by
Abo aud John Klonman Of this city. Tho at.
tendance WAS 1imitod to few amateur shooters
/ aud admirers Of tho sport doing business In tho
! vicinity OF tho park, The first contest was a
trap and handle match with Abe, fifty single
birds, II yards rise, and 30 yards boundary, Tor
an alleged stake Of $500. There WIS no betting
on tho result, and this fact alone is sufficient to
oroato q belief in tho imaginary character Of tho
stake. Whom lot OF old sports, who arc willing
at almost any time to wager all tho money tl,ov
have about them on the turn Of copper, collect
At IT, pigeon match and fight shy, OF the pool
thing wrong aomowhore. Tho match WIS not at
al interesting, rs paine wont behind at the yery
start, and kept getting farther and farther be-
hind up to the thirty-eighth bird. when he was
90 lopelosaly in tho rear that he was compelled
to. give up. His score shows ten misBoe, nearly
alfof which woro clean and clear, not a feather
having boon stirred. Klonman shot remarkably
well, but was attended, with bad luck. Ho lost
but four birds out OF tho thirty-oight, and throo
tho acoro:
y ApE K1E1SIAN,1 111o111
1d1i iAo1 q ilas. 01 II
The second match was quito ditroront affair
from the first. Everybody waH Interested In it.
and bots were freely made, uolther party having
the call up to tho twonty-soYeutl bird
when 1t won't TO John Klanmap. The mattel, wanat
fifty single birds from FIVE ground traps, twenty-
five yards riso for Kloinman, twonty-oight Yards
rise for Paine, eighty yards boundary, Tor 500
q aidc, under tho English rules. Both barrols
are usod In contests Of tliB character. pano
lost nine out Of tho fifty. The second bird slot
at flow OF with whole skin, the sixtoonth foli
dead ont Of bounds, the twonty-thlrd got
away without feeling bud, go did tho twonty-
seventh, tie twenty-eighth foil inside tie
bounds, but was lost in an attempt to gathor,
tho thirty-1rst WAS lost In the Hauo manler, tho
th!rty-fourth, forty-s1th, aud forty-aeyonth
were elcan nilsson. Kleinman lost seven birds
oat OF his fifty, two Of which wero total misses
Tho 1oat foil out Of bounds Before tho close Of
tue match paino gaye AinHolf Hayore talking
to Tor having booM 10 foolish M to allow odds to
markaman like Kleinmau. Tho spectators
woro unanimous TINT it was far from wiae. Fol-
lowing Ii the score:
pA1NE-1 011ll 11111l11o111l11
l-t,
KLx1NMAN-1
! l IA.
BILLIARDS,
The st. Louis Democrat OF Thursday, apeak-
lux Of tho great French billiard expert who has
, 1873-05-24
Clvda.


Tho hantlHonest spot between Chicago nnl River
side OIL tile O. D. &aQ. Railroad, only two miles went
Of the city, Will bo put under tho hammer on Monday
May 26. Trains will leaya tho depot. foot OF Lako
street. at II O'Clock. The lota are wide and deep
wide streets; plank sidewalks; handsome ahado treea
church now building, and several handsome dwellings,
Will be built ut once. most generous lunch will b.
served Oh tho ground by Philip Conley, Esq.,, tho wc
known catercr THIS sae Ii the first Of tic season,
anu u 10 Hoped our frtenda will avail themselves of
grand excursion and moko MI Investment that will
ylelu ~ h'intrcd.fold. VIM. A.. Buffers l. Co. Will
WELD the AQlnMGr Oh tho QccaAfQn -.
, 1873-05-24

We have some now pianos that hayo been rented from
three to st1 months.
Also, few that have Ind tho outside cases Injured
In moving.
5000 to $500 H
Asplonaid opportunity to purchase sood durablo
instrument, aa every piano will DO warranted to give
satisfaction or money refunded, ~
Call and SEQ thom at new place OF buBiuegs-fAe
En4St piano trarcroonls IN the tcofu "
Kcel's Temple of Music,
Corner Dearborn and Van Duren atrcets
, 1873-05-24

Nos. Ia and llo stato street, is now opening fu1,
Ane OF 1adfesi, missea, aud cdtcns Shoes In great
Variety Look at the blaok alpaca 1t 6oc ~ good as
you buy elsewhere at 75o Look at thoso fne French
striped ghawla at S7b0t Othors ask $500 for no
batter goods. Largo linn Of spring dry goods now
opening at astoniBhingly low prices.
, 1873-05-24
Important Invention,

Mr. August +. Rick Of No. Ito schillcr street. Chica
Co. has just received letters OF patent cooliug ua
chine, which s Of great value to boer brewers dis.
ers and also for tho purpose Of veptAtiug halls and
houses: Tho inventor respectfully Invites all persons
Interested to cal ut hls residence and examine tho
, 1873-05-24

The Benvor Mixed Hut,
s Tho laca mode for genone1-a dreaa hat for a,,1.
1ncr wear-introduccd. by Parker l. Titon, No. 81
Clark street, oposlto the Cour-Houee
, 1873-05-24
California Sunday Train.

Tho through Pacific e1press tram for Council Bluffs
OMAHA San Francisco, and all othcr Far Weat po,nto
Will leave tho Wells street dopot Of tho Chicago h
Nofthwestorn Railway at 1o15 m,, Sunday, May 25
lSf5. Ihrongh tickets via Chicago, Burlington, a
Will DO good on this train.
, 1873-05-24
WEATHER AND CROPS.

Special Correspondence qf TAa Chicago Tribune.
A1ona1s, Ill.,, May a. 1873.
Tho repeated and heavy rainB have made tho
roads imraasablo, and almost prevented plowing
and planting. Tho prospect is that the coming
crop will be exceedingly small through tllis VI
cinity.
Last evening severe thunderstorm passed
over tho county, killing number Of cattle, and
playing queer antics in tho Office Of tho Great
Western Telegraph Company at this plaoo. Tic
operator was absent ut tho time, and had left tlo
connection broken with tho ground-wiro; but
the electricity passed from tic wires through
tho 9, Side OF tho building, passing through a ME-
hung, and back again into tho building to the
ground-wiro.
dANpNEn johnson Co., Ksn., May II, 1879.
1b tho Editor a 1'hc Chicago tribune:
SIR: 1t has boon raining III this vicinity every
day or two for six weeks, and all last night ran
foil, and WAS accompanied with wind and hail,
till tho ground Ia all atioat with water. We aro
oyor month behind with our sprfng-work. U.s.
ually, at thla tine Of spring. wos arc cultivatfng
our corn. at presout tloro is not moro than two
aorea In FIVE plowod or planted TINT farmers in
tcndod to put out, owing to tho wet. Whoat
(wintor wheat hcre) looks very rank, but ia thin
on the ground. Wo will havo plcnty OF straw to-
cut, whothor tho wheat Is thero or not. It looks
as if it woro to bo all feast famine on tho corn
question. Nature appcars to hayo como to our
roscuo, for tho timo has already passod to mako
full crop. ALFRED TAYLOR.
, 1873-05-24

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC RAILROAD
Drro corner Q Harrison aid SAesHu,,is IYekst oat.
% Feat I1t{;S0ft.At. -"-''
, 1873-05-24

Tic reduction III prlcos al furniture at Potter KtpR
l. Co.'S, Mos. 28A. $50, and 28a W4bash ayeuue Black
walnut nlarhe-tor chamber H,lita for 500.
, 1873-05-24

LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Depot. corner Harrison and Shtrnanss. 1Ycket o6cet
HoIh.cts Corner c1arh and haAdophs, and sonfAtrtn
, 1873-05-24
NEW SUITS.

TuE gurEnloa ooumr.-4a, ,4o2-Dauiel A, DckIn-
son so e. g. v George II. Hess aaaumpslt, {G0O6 a.
43b-Edtnunu MuOro and Edward Ewiuu " Htailn
coatcsworth petition for nsechancs lieu On 0othtu
eottaga u 1ear Of lys North Curtis street, 43 49l-
John A. y Leppa 9. CLARKE divorce GU .lrnkenncss
5aoo1Nshan ktssndrah Y. John Cassidy colies-
sion ct Judgment, S57l.23. 43,4v7-1arob Wenhvinyr
whitbeck couipany '. i. Moiloian aud O. Mcpoupu!I:
4sSumWnsft, WIn, af *3oo t3.a2o-h1arYuere v William
y, Kelly divorce OIL ground of cruelty 13hOn
Peter Nun Y. Conrad delsrko nssun;yit.
500. 4sso1-John .. MAyo Y. Ba,nuul sokey trea.
p"ss on Dlo caso, $0 43,602-Chhrlos H. Tsisser
Y 11l!nsson TlllotAoni appeal. 4a,50;-yul.
pressea case 4, 43,ho4-Wllam il. Long!ey ', Frnleib
y y III 1ie % 9aa Ewln 4a James Holt asanpuit, sso0
NHS, 81 ,0. 4a,o0G-James II. Smith '. Augustus q.
rrott and John Stevens appeal. 43,oo7-Gyr,ls j.
0orse Francis 4. oonwoli assumpsit, $780, 43,50g-
$780, 43.dO9-Tlmothy Wright v, Stephen II, Dear.
, 1873-05-24

BILLIARDS.
Tho st. Louis Democrat OF Thursday, speak,
ing Of tho great French billiard expert who has
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THE
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL

EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL
rs AN ADVOCATE FOR ALL MEAS
ures which. tend to promote the best in
terests of the whole people of the State,
county and town. and is especially de-
voted to the local welfare Of Lander
ty. Being issued at the center of the
richest Mining District Of Nevada, it
will always give careful attention to the
Mining Interests and publish carefully
compiled and reliable statements, which
shall be worthy the attention of those
seeking investments in the Mines of
Eureka District and Lander County.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-08
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 1877.

REGISTERS OFFICER
AUSTIN, Nevada, December 23d, 1871
y OIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
y Hermann Heynemann has this da.
with a notice of application for patent
from the United States, under act ol
Congress approved Nay 10th, 1877, for
four hundred (iNl feet OF a certain vein,
lOdc or deposit OF quartz or other rock i'll
place. BEARING silver, known as the Ia
coma lode, running go ct iOrthca>tcrly
and 20 1cct SuuthWcStcr!y from the Ia
coma shaft, situated in the Eureka Min
ing District, Lander County, state of Ne
vada, and more particularly described
as follows, to wit
SURVEY MO-. 55
beginning ut a post lIarIed No. ], L. s.
Surv y No. 81, whence post No. / III sur
vcy No. y, made for Hermann Hcyne-
mann upon the D~under0vrge lode, bears
y. y deg. w. l7i6 feet. h summit q
Ruby Hill no. bears y. IS deg. 81 min.
". II, 10 feet. y prominent rocky point,
No. >, the summit of silver Hill, bears n.
2"deg. 81 min. T.. 1912 feet. The flag stat
in the town of l,uneGa bears y. 10 deg. ~
a1in. +. lG, ,73 feet, and the Tacoma shaft
bears :. l3s4 deg. w. % ~ feet; thence
running :. 1914 deg. T.. 200 rect thence
:. 10A dog. w. 400 feet; thence n. 492i
deg. w. 100 feet, and thence \. 4Jli deg.
+. AGO fecttOtin place OF bnginning, coI.-
tanning l and 81 90 acres. Courses eX-
pressed from the true meridian with a
magnetic variation of lii l.. deg. East.
Il claim Is on unSurVeyei land, and
is bounded on neither end by any known
claimants. The nearest mine is the Hell
ena Mortimer on the northeast.
The notice and diagram Of the above
claim AN be found posted at the Tacoma
Shaft.
ALFRED e. SHANNON,