Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-14
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New YORK, August

NEW YORK, August l3.
Sixteen hundred and tifty-six emf
grants arrived at Castle Garden yes
terday.
The police. accompanied by carts,
made a tour of the city Yesterday, and
all green and stale fruits exposed for
sale were seized.
VIM. Van Name, formerly Presi-
dent Of the Market Savings Bank,
was remanded to the Sheriff S keep
ing.
ed that importers cannot lawfully re-
ceive invoices and withdraw entries
on the oatls of agents, even though
the latter be furnished with power Of
attorney. Hereafter the importer
himself must make the necessary
oath, or the goods will 60 under gem
eral orders.
A new and ingenious plan of con-
cealing Struggled goods was exposed
on the Havana steamers Yesterday.
The Custom officers discovered that
the crew had stored a large lot OF
cigars and cigarettes in the sails on
the foretop-mast. 4 seizure OF goods
thus concealed was IN de on the
steamers Cleopatra and Mora Castle.
Vienna advices state that the medal
for merit, in a group OF 70. for educa-
ton. teaching and instruction, has
been awarded to the collection OF the
periodical literature of America.
Attorney General Barlow yesterday
held a conference with the District
Attorney, to determine the time for
the trial of VIM. NJ. Tweed. 1t is re-
solved TO try the case in September, if
assisting council for prosecution can
attend at that time. II a further post
ponement is necessary, the District
Attorney will proceed with the case OF
Stokes instead.
Muchexcitement to-day was created
among the petroleum dealers by a
heavy decline in the prices or crude
and refined oil, in the a OF the fact
that shipments from this city this
wear. I'D TO the 9th inst, have reached
the unusual amount of S.OOO,ON gall
Ions. The chief cause OF the decline
is said to be the increase In supply,
resulting from the discovery OF eight
new wells in Pennsylvania, which
are yielding an average OF ooo barrels
per day.
Geo. y. Sanders, 80 conspicuous on
the Confederate side during the rebel
lion, died very suddenly this morning
al his residence, Seventeenth street, OF
heart disease.
Although the Crispins. in some OF
the smaller establishments, are on a
strike, it is not believed the move
ment will become general. Pronll-
nent manufacturers state that they
know of no movement to reduce the
wages on the part of EMPLOYERS, or TO
seek an advance on the part of work
men
According to foreign files received,
the ONE medical students who
have been rejected at Edinburg are
irving what the society of st. An
drews will do for them. In their APP
plication they point out that they have
is women, at least, prepared to be
graduated at once. They will bear all
the costs of obtaining a supplement-
ary charter, if necessary, and they
are also prepared at once to build
suitable premises for a medic school;
and are also in position to arrange for
a complete course of lectures on all
required subjects of medical educa-
ton which are not taught at the st.
Andrews institute, if the university
authorities will sanction such an ar
rangement, and will subsequently
admit them to examination n graou-
alton.