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with inurcury lead or 'S%s
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tnis process. A>lGt lToo n
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Gthtlomen are Inyasd p
them. 10
OF ions standing, rrsp,t a
all descriptions, bin" &
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WtakhtsS, etc, Suce,u,
So have the Il.tmicsf
mon baths. sNill
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are strictly followed .tj
l,en treated lA the pn,"
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tlrst patient. \ sutce',
diseases peculiar TO cIi 4
dies ana gentlemen sh'
these latts. \ com, @,s,a
waNsin attendance 10 y'.
n good surgeon and nI,'
consulted II NECESSARY
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be sod 10 paIuos resldiro |
at reasonable rates. NJ
be without them. Tie,
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Delinquent SALE.
SILVER MINING CoMPA-

i ny IucatIcu OF prlhcl.". p4"9' W
business. san liaucisco, CalIiu.uia' 10
cation OF works. Eureka Mining LiSirle''
Eureka County, Nevada. 81,
Notice.-lhcre is delinquent upon IN.
following described stock, on Q ut
assessment NO. ~ levied on lht mn
day OF August, 1875, the several ailout,'o
set opposite the names Oh Tue
shareholders, as follows:
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Ghe Gurcka Sentinel.
Applic ation for Patent.
No. 22l.
Us. LAND OFFICE.
EUREKA, NEv, August 1. 1851

EUREKA, NEW, August l. 1881
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ the Richmond Mining Company OF
Nevada tpostof1ce address Eureka, tu'
reka county, Nev.,) have made appiica-
ton Tor patent for fifteen hundred tl,oVUl
linear feet OF h IT. GetIge lode, bearing
silver. LEAD and other minerals, running
northeasterly from the northeast u
dairy ofthe Lookout claim patent sur
vey No. iSl, with "A width UI 10 ieet, stu
ate in Eureka Mining District, Eureka
county, Nevada, and described by plat
and field notes on file IN this Office as
follows, viz.
L. :, SURVEY No. &C.
Commencing at a post in stone monu-
ment marked "St. george, ;. W. cor. II
being the y. W. corner Cf Patent survey
No. AS, on the Lookout lode whence the
entrance to main incline of the kich-
mond mine bears =. t6 degrees W. 2lS
feet, and the flagstaff on main street In
the town of Eureka bears y. "a deg. ~
min. L. 1u,JS6 feet and unnIu
thence, first, y. 3iA deg. W. 1900 feet
thence. y. - deg. +. 2l5 feet thence :.
3+a deg. h. lS0 feet thence IS deg. W
2l5 feet, to che place OF beginning, con-
tanning 6.9i acres. Courses expressed
from true meridian with variation OF 1t y
deg. +.
1his claim is on unsurveyed lands, and
is bounded on the southwest by the Rich-
non Mining Company OF Nevada and
the Poornan lode, and ON the southeast
by the Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company.
This claim is recorded in Book Z. page
ia, of the Eureka Mining Records, ana a
copy of said notice II diagram can be
found posted OF the :. W. corner OF said
st. George Patent survey.
au2 CYRUS +. HORN, Register.
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delinquent sale.
EUREkt MINING AND sMELT.

II ING .-~-LOcation OF prIn.
clpa. place OF business, san Francisco.
California. Location OF Works: Eureka
county, Nevada.
NorICE.-Thcre is delinquent upon the
following described Stock, on account Of
assessment 90. y levied on the 2lst day
OF august, lN73, the several amounts SET
opposite the names of the respective
Shareholders, as follows:
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ana IN accordance with law, and an
order of the Board of Directors. made on
me list day OF August, 1873, so mann
shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary, will be sold at public
auction, at the office of the COMPANY
"a nahsome street. San Francisco, CAN.
fornia, on MONDAY,
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The 18Th Day of October. 1873,

At hour Of l. o'clock m, of said dav. TO
pay said delinquent assessment together
with c SITS OF advertising and expenses Of
ne sale TIP BEACH. Secretary.
Ofhce p! Sansome street, San Francis
co, California. s2e-td
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DR.. r. DET1t
NOTICE

is HEREBY GIVEN, "a
L TRANSCRIPTS OF MoEIsSs
Tor Eureka county ale hV'
OF the Eoard OF tquallfsu
Interested III the canctAA
cages or satisfaction o. m h,
costs 10y appearing oe'o lSo9 h
show cause why the! a \
scssed Tor the amouhIs
cages ana liens. Ly oIuTIII
Slo-ow EN-Ofilelo ~
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Are now dueand payable at my Office au,
tHaL the law with regard t o the coIIar,,' ~
OF the same Will be strictly enforce N'4'''
County Assessor Of Eureka Co. ~
EUREKA New, August IS, 1878. aus.,6
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orutro OF the hoard OF directors. made Oh.
tnt nith Gay OF August, 1873, 50 ANY
shares OF each parcel oil sucn stock a.
may ne necessary, Will be sold at pubu,
auction, at the office OF the COMPANY.
~ ~ oalllorhla street, Va l~IancI>cu,
DAl OF OClOLER, ls75. al liz,
ouroI one o'clock p. NJ, OF SAD dav. 10
pay sa!d delinquent assc>smtnt>tucr,ou
together With costs o. advertising and
eAptuscs OF sale. ~
jos. MAGUIRE, Secretary.
'hlce, Room %, IaNWard's l|uIluiug
California. .nI'
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MINING TAX.
Quarter ending june 20 1872

Office Is HEREBY GIVEN. TU,r
Tor the vi inc
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Business Chan
T TAKE THIS METHCDNl

7 TAKE THIS MEIH0DNl
L ING the public that I'D
sold my entire STOCK Vi Gh6j
ing, Liquors and General 4
MesSrs. Obertelder x Han j
continue the business al tlil
In retiring | take occasion d
them a continuance o. ii1
hitherto SO literally bestowed
eheerlully ~rccummeNdins III
to all OF MY iriends and l01
All persons indebted 10 nil
payment within thirty day
their accounts will be plae.-l
OF the sheriff Tor cllleeilol
against me will be aid Oh Y
Until further notice cal I
the old store. II
Eureka, sept. 10, 1873.
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@istdaanp1'
Vaposs n
Try DIR. Monro...,
por Baths or
"tseAsrsass'' !
At the Watcr-cure Er.
VA SPIN
THESE BATHS w.

NokTA MAIN ST, ~
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Truckee and Winnemucca families.
and was born at Humboldt SinL
What little schooling have. / got at
San Jose Convent.
(Signed) SARAH w. BARTLETT.
,DULL.-Stocks are down; business is
slack, and money has become so
scarce that newspaper carrier in
forms us that in his collections TODAY
he took in a large number of pocket
pieces. such as ancient half dollars
slick quarters. quarters with holes in
them and with gun-sights cut from
the edge, short bits, and five cent
pieces. In the language of the immor.
tai Mulligan, when the First National
Bank collapsed, "it is wild night on
Mount Davidson"
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Sagebrush News.

|om the Gold Hill News Of July u
HENRY CAss, better known as Gen.
ss, died in Virginia City at O'cOck
N. Yesterday, from the effects OF
luries received during a personal
tercation which occurred in that
y a few days previously. An in
pest held upon the remains by Coro-
r Holmes, was concluded to-day.
Pc deceased earned his title of Gene
by the valor and generalShip
hich he displayed in fighting the
pdlans in Concord Valley, in early
Vs. He was part owner of the
neater Saloon property in Gold Hill.
e made his will a few hours pre-
pous to his death. The General was
good-natured, inoffensive old gem
eman To his numerous friends and
cqualntance his sudden death will be
matter of surprise and regret. He
as a native of MOnahan county, Ire
IND, and at the time of his death
Fas about Sc years of age.
INDIAN AFFAIRs.-Rev. Mr.. Bate
IAN, Indian agent at the Pyramid
axe reservation. arrived in Reno on
alurday. He gives very tiattering
Sport Of the prosperous condition OF
ilars IN that locality. The Indians,
says, take kindly to farming, and
re meeting with excellent success in
ae production of cereals of all kinds.
last year they realized over $4,000
rom the sale Of fish.
THERE is Mormon church or syna-
gae at Franktown, in which the
Clsciples of Joe Smith, or Latter Day
Paints, occasionally hold religious
vytvices. Six families living in
Mashoe Valley still adhere to the
Toctrihes promulgated by Brigham
~ The having season is nearly over in
Mashoe Valley. A large amount of
on; nay OF the very best quality has been
Sut curing the present season. WaShOe
.ailey Is dotted with hay stacks from
|0he end to the other.
EX-GovERNoR BLAspEL, who latter
In mas made his headquarters in Ham,
morning.
rom the Virginia Chronicle, July 2l.l
In,1i " lNNEM UCCA. SdI SUI
'isteM a,; mas aroused the ire of the Piute
ca.'on coa. by calling their favortie Prin-
iHess, H, Sarah Winnemucca Bartlett. a
d;agr Sger or descendant of Digger In
S,Sa,s. s;Si Mrs. Bartlett is at present re-
smg IN this city, and sends us the
!. '.vr1isn,wing note, dated Saturday last:
nIo Ihators Chronicle: Some of my peo-
be bsen are very angry because l have
n;om n;cm called, hv the Carson Appeal, a
Pger, or a descendant of Dirgers.
tbo Will not give me rest till refute
psh SANDER. The truth is, / am full
"u'ute blood, descending from the
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,.or From San Francisco.

~ FRANCISCO, July 2l, 1873.
~ SENTINEL There is little
aus afloat outside Of political
AZ circles, aid that only rumors
mon rumors. About the mid
,ext M week the various nominat-
INVENTIONS will commence the
d naming the "most available
for the suffrages of the "dear
who have and ever will con-
be humbugged. Up till now
but outside skirmishing has
he disorder Of the day and
Now active hostilities must
once. Neither side can longer
l inactive. But each are wait
the other to commence. The
blicans are waiting for the DEM
the Tax Payers are waiting for
pnublicans. and the Democrats
SIting for them to make the first
while the Liberal Reform
Acrats," a kind of a piece club"
riting to see what kind of a tick
Democrats will put forward, so
tbev can put forward a better
br support the regular ticket, as
|may see proper to do. In short,
6rbt is considerably mixed, and
be more so before the moon fills
horn again. The indications are
|there will be four tickets in the
probably five. But there are
|three regular organiZatiOns-the
pcrats, Republicans and Tax Pay
khe latter about equally com
\ of both. OF course, there will
e usual select tickets;' it would
|oueer canvass were there not.
THE MONEY MARKET
|nvalescing. In a week or two, a
kderable change for the better
be reasonably expected. Money
burse will be more easy during
tanvass, and when the "bOys" get
! Of it, they keep it going, just like
imam does a secret. 1t is a great
in one sense, that we do not
a general election every few
this. Hoarding money is what
Ies 'hard times" II everybody
e spendthrifts we would have the
times imaginable. All people
treated for something, and have
/ spheres of usefulness, but those
he miser class have not theirs in
world.
SOCIAL MATTERS
extremely dull-nothing heavier
an occasional blackmailing,
ction. or breach of promise case
willie.
IN THE AMUSEMENT LINE
Ire likely to have no rest. Besides
regular places Of standing
we are to be entertained
a half dozen or more "ParlOr
'erts, Farewell Benefits" "Emi-
Operas, Lectures" and all that
OF thing, dd nduSean,. We resign
look forward to better, or rather
noisy, days. Until then, l re-
yours, as ever.
J. NJ. S.
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TT. s. MAIL LINE
BETWEEN
AUSTIN AND EUREKA.

u1OUR HORSE COACHES, CARRYING
messengers and Wells, Fargo Co.'s Ex-
press. Connecting at Austin with The stage to
the railroad, and making close connection at
Eureka with Woodruff 4 Ennor's lire to Ham.
iltOn. ,o,, o,.o..
From and after January /, 1877, Stages
will leave Eureka every morning, sun
days excepted, at d O'Clock A. M. Return.
inS. leaves Austin at q o'clock A. NJ.
So Passengers by this line will be fur
nished excellent meals at the Willows
Station, where ample time will be given
,cr dinner each way.
j, A. WILSON, Proprietor.
Office at the Parker House, Eureka,
L. s. HINCKLEY, Agent. 4-OIS
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LOS

OST. ON MAIN STREET. between
,tba Toll House and Seaton Clark's
Grocery store, MILK BOOK; contain
ing nothing OF value but to the 1WnGT Iof
The tinder will please leave It at tins VI
me nhoei ,,'5a,w d. a. ETINSON.
, 1873-10-18
PERSONAL,
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
G. ". Maolay, o. 8. A., is At the Grand Pa
oino.
DR.. G. B.. Graf, Of Omaha. is at the Grand
Pacific.
Tho Hon. J. E. Oberly, Of Cairo, is at tho
Sherman.
Col. T. L. Gillespie, U. 8. A., Ia at the
Gardner.
The Hon. Charles AoNair, OF St, Louis, is at
tho Gardner.
Charles Magrodor, Of vionns, Austria, is at
the Sherman.
Col; Fred D. Grant has returned from bis trip
to Toledo.
Judge A, +. shott, Of ottumwa, H., Is at tho
Grand Pacific.
sonator Harlan, OF Washington, is at the
Grand Pacific.
The Hon. William plankinton, Of Milwaukee,
ia nt tho Grand Pacific.
@. ". Ford. United statea Collector Of Inter-
nal noyenuo Of st. Louis, IL a! the Gsrdnor.
Adam MoNoil aud Alexander Mcneil, Of Ire
,an d, are at tho Grand Pacific.
NJ vi .-Gon. John Z. Smith, U. 8. L., arrived in
tho city Last evening aud is stopping At
Il Bro wns'."
The Hon. ". II. Blymyor, Pnsidont of tho
Oiuclnl,a!i Exposition Company, is at the
Grand l'acIac.
Henry Thornton. Manchester, England, and
torod al the Grand Pacific.
n, Harris, General Superintendent OF the Wis.,
cousin Central AaiEoad paaBed through this
, 1873-10-18
CAPT. FORRES1yS VICTIM.

ft0 Turns Ont TO lso nm lnoRfenstvc
Farmer from ,KnnsAs.--NAs Forrest
Justified i'll Killing Film l-.-A Moro
Careful Investigation In Order.
Whom tho newR was read Oh Thursday morn
ing that Capt. Forrest, Commander of tho five
Laho Wow policemen, Ind, in solfdefenao, shot
at and killed man who attacked him, the uni
vorsal verdict was that. it eorvod tho deceaHed
right. The far too frequent killing Of
police oilicers by roughB has q decided
tendency to warp ordinarily sound judgment,
and prejudice them against tho first unfortunate
who gets quietus at the hand Of q policeman.
The conclusion that is at onco jumped at de-
cidos that tho dead man was only Il would-be
murderer, whom d timely bullet had 1noroly
aayod the inevitable trouble Of trial or two by
jury and prolonged stay in jail before hempen
cord ptrangled him out OF existence. Yet tho
very fact that t heir judgment is apt to bo
warped should render those who have to docido
upon tho merits Of such q case moro
than usually careful in. scanning the owl
dence, md in giving tho deceased as fair q
SHOW Us though ho wore Oh the stand being
tried for tho oMenBe. 1u the cnae In point cir
cnmhtancos hayc since transpired which seem to
throw 3 worry decided, ahado Of doubt over tho
Lake Wow policomRn'8 story OF hia shooting in
self-dofonse on Wednesday oyoning. It appoars
TINT the unfortunate man WAS in the county hos
pital all last week, having boon taken there on
the 7sll inst, aud discharged on the 18th inst.
Whilo there he sutrorod from intermittent fovor.
His conduct while thero was excellent,
aud tho story le told Of himself wan
that he had Just como from tho malarial
district OF Kanhas, that he managed to got horo
by freight trains, and had no money or friends.
His sole possession was . carpet-sack. Ho WAS
farmer by occupation. ]. D. Dawson by name.
was 4s yoars Of ago, and bis solo objoct was to
get 70 hia friends III New York State. Tie hos
pital attondantB, from their experience Of him,
found hin, to bo particularly inoneusiye. 90
much for tho man. In tho circumBtantlal owl
doncs, two points woro under tho notice Of tho
Corouer's jury, but which they failed to appro-
ciate as very portnout evidence. Ono was that tho
kuuoklos which Forrest produced IA those with
which DECEASED assaulted him, arc far too small
to tit decoasods hand tho other. that Forests
faco boro hardly the faintost mark, aud not tho
sligh.ost vostigo Of such o blow aH an ordinarily
sharp tap with iron-knuckles would produce.
Altogether 1t Is q case In which ono cannot holp
regrettlng tho truth Of tho old proverb Which
says !" Dead men toll no tales." Altogether the
case Is ono which needs moro thorough oxam-
inatlon than that which satis0ed tho Coroner's
Jury,
, 1873-10-18
Illinois Rivor sanl Canal Nevva.

Special D.pasch 10 The Chicago tribune.
1AsALLE, H., Oct. 17-The steamer Last Chance
departed last evening with party Of Laallea spors-
men In quest Of duck Mt Mud Lake, aud towing two
barges Of rough stone this port transferred from
cana! boat for the Copporas Greek Dam. Tho canal
boat and scow JACKSON with hard coal and soft for
Pcru was towed down today, and the Bchr Merchant,
from Chicago, light, sailed for Mobile BAY,
there to engage IN tic oyster trade Nothing passed
Into tho cannl. Tho canal-boat Gold Hunter, with
lumber fof lagalle and prop Dcpue, With hard-coal
slack for IaSae both passed out Of the canal. Eight
feet and nue inches Of water On tho ntors OF Lock
Is. The gain has been falling rapidly all dny, and tho
river is rising.
CANAL OFr1oE, CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-Ana1yEn-Dan-
be, Ottawa 1000 bu coru Chicago Bclle, Utica 5000
bu corn; Isabella, Utica 5000 bu corn; Midge, Mar
sciles $500 btu corn Ezaboth, 200 bra flour, 1900
lbs meal; LocRport, 5000 bu oats; Romeo, T. D.
WrIRht Morris, o,1so ,bu corn Harriet, soneea,
S00 E cora nn ssp; 1sa 2%g' B2a Hasw' pfass
0ooo bu corn T. lyburn hlassellles, 5000 bu corn
Ellis OConncll Bag, 80 yds stone Admiral, Lemont
80 stone Edwin Wakcr, Jr., Lemont, 60 stone: 8. &
T., Lemont, 80 yds atone: Rescue, Lemont, Go yds
;gtono Col Martin. Lemont, 90 yda stone; Arabia,
LemoHt, 8lh yds stouo; Augusta, 1emont, 60 yaa
stone Constitution, Lemout, 10 yds atono: Thunder
bolt L01nont, IS ydB aton0.
CHIoAoo, Oct 17-0 p. m.--AnRrvED-d, I. Booth,
Seneca, 60o0 bu corn F. r. Herman, Aux eable, SO ya
stone Drtu, East Morris, 14b tons coal r. Z. Good
ell Ottawa 10000 bu oats, 90 bu barley Essex, Ottn-
wa, 1000 bu corn, 500 bu oats aold.Rod, La9alle,
CLEAnED-nargo No. 4, Iaaalls, a br1s aalt, tons
coal Cayuga, Lockport, 092 It lumber. N lath
Belle Trance, Morris, 30 In lumber, " m lath,
, 1873-10-18
THE RIGHT KIND OF LIFE INSURANCE.

Special Correspondence ~ The Chicago Tribune.
LINCOLN, Mob, Oct. II, 1873.-TAo Hon. John
Early aud wIfo, OF Illinois, arc among tho arrlv-
als at 1.-The metropolitan to-day Mr., Early has
Just paid In full policy isauod by tho Now Eug-
land Mutual Life Insurance Company. OF Boston,
Masa., On tho ufo Of the late Thomas W. Tay-
lor, OF this city. formerly Of Mendota, ILL.,, who
was drowned hero fow months Binco Tho
policy lad been forfeited two yoars and ton
mouths OH account Of the non-paymont Of the
protn1lms, but was continued In torco by tho nom
forfeiture Law Of huaRachuHettH. Tho Payment
OF tho lusa Ia greatly appreciated lorc aud i!lna-
trates strlktngly the superior ayantagoa secured
to policy-holdors IN tho Now England Life ny
this equitable lew,
, 1873-10-18

20, u. .a9. Corn ahsdo better; high mixed, 4Sx@
iSc, cash: 4oc octobor; 1oo November low mi1ed,
asHo* oats shsdo better; No. i, ooo No. 2, 3sX9
Fnxraurs--Dull and nominal.
q, ,H@HoElrTs-Flour, 80 100 brls; wheat oo0o bus corn,
- aaa go brla wheat, 5000 BIZ corn,
4e,ooo b"; oats, 10 600 hu:
ST. LOUIS Oct III n1n1s wsa1 and
ssssHrGe ssg .Sa n sangs lss is ~
aoAc, , on e,rt track 70 rcealnr. oa.a rmcr NJ.
srs Sae !. !. e!eYator narey dull; small lots Wisconsin
Wnissr-iowsr, It It oio 81; In currency.
-, Pnos1s1oNs-rofk dull; jobbtns ct t14,to; nuh
saes q pHsfSt q sa nSn s S
unchanged.
Iooa-Iewer, at taso9a,oo. -.....
re1an' aa4xa; SSs!ss 'issrs' a@s.s.
c,louas Lou1ssv'nrr, Oct. 17,-pAoa1sa-Farm and un-
BnEApsrurrs-Flour in ,good demand and un-
pnovla1oss-ouics. Pork, $1,000. Bacon shoulders,
shonlilcrs. XXI clear rib, Sc reloar. exc. Lard.
ssSs sz$S R;SS SSSSS;ss1rs S:o TO-
al % ss.SoSso II: Whea il iais enaad At es.S
Son anst u oc 1as quiet at s745c ho and
PnoyIsIons-Dull aud nominal. Mess nork At
y'.8sc, the hitter for small lots. bulk moata and
wHrsn1-steady at ses, ,,o,n
o AN aa sa
sas ~ & IT, sSs;f sss$ at es" Ss dull
NJ sss! 5 \ s,j S4' Corn quiet at &C. hail'
BUFFALO, Oct. H:-DnEAparurrs-; Wheat-Neg-
, 1873-10-18

city, yesterday on his way to hln old homo,
Boston.
Nath. Percloe, .Milwaukeo, Edward P. Smith,
Washington; 1Icnry Leeds, Boston, A. Z,
Smith, Oinoiunati; ". ". Dcobo, Now York,
and Don Robinson. Jr., of Cincinnati, nre guests
at the Bhot1nni,.
William Mitchell Esq., a prominent capital.
Mitchell iB erecting commodious Btolis-front
residence on Calumet avon,o, and will 1omovo
with hts family 10 this city In tho spring.
Harriet Daocher stowo will givo hut two rcatl-
lngs in Chicago, viz: On Monday and Tuesday
ovel.ingB. at Music Hall. Tho lnttor will bc n
atop with friends OIL tho West Side while In tho
city.
We rogrot to learn Of the donlso Of N. II.
Parker, which took place GU tho 6tli inst. In
Central City, Col. Mr.. parkor was a writer well
known, known, especially throughout tho Vest. Ills
days. During the ilrat ycarB Of tho war Mr.
Parker waa city. editor Of TIE TRIBUNE. His
romhine will DO brought East for intermont.
Theatro.goors nood not to bo reminded of Mr..
John W. Dlaisdoll'a benefit. this ovonng, at
Hoolcy'H TheAtre. An actor who Inns consclen-
the theatre was opened deserves to mcet with
q substantial recognition of public appreciation.
Lot linn havo n bottor house than oln Dillon
had on tho last occnsion.
Mcasrs. Quinn, Roit, lii llinan, Lynch, Roy
nods. protbnrg, Ward, diayos, and Taylor, co1a,
Club Of 1s76 asd ISL, aro requested 10 10
ioot this oronng. at sronco Il Hnrpor's
Nos. 201 mud 203 South Clark street, at half-past
Z O'Clock, as 1t Ia in contemplation to play tho
Franlsln Base Ball Club gamo within the next
two weeks. Prompt attendance Ia requested.
NJ TELEGRAPH.
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 17.-H. H. Murray, said
to DO busineBB man of Chicago, while rldiuE
from Daraboo to Portage with friond, iii
buggy, waa thrown fromlt, mud, tho buggy turn
ING, over Oh him, broke bis nec6, from which
Incident ho died Instantly.
The report that tue second gon Of tho Duke Of
Marlborough ig to be married TO Miss Jerome, of
New York, ia announced by tho Oxford Times to
bo untrue
Robert Il. Carr, President of Tho Kansas Pa-
cifio Railway. has agreed to accent tho Prosi-
Of General Manager of tho Atlantic l. Pacific.
. Col. Fort, Congressman from tho Lacou Oily
District, lnB roaigned the Presidency OF tho
Hamilton, Lacon Il Eastern Rairond Company,
and ". z. Cook has been appointed In his plnce.
We lear1, from the Duluth Tribune that Gen.
T. L. Rossor, Engineer Of tho Northorn Paoiho
railroad, has rcslgned hia position, tho resgna-
marck.
Roscoe Conkling has sold his restaenco ou
Fourteenth street, Washington, for Sa7 900, to
Hon. Samuel Hooper, Of Massachusetts,, and 1t
will be added to 0"Wor1nloys House" In TINT
city. It cost Mr.. Conkling $4,000 about ton
yoars ago.
David Agnow, now ono Of the justices Of tho
supromo Court, will DO Chiof Justice Of Penn
aylvanfa from tho first Monday Of December.
1878, when the term OF tho prosont Chief Justico
Hon. John II. Read, will expire. Isaac G. Cor
don lRepublioan) is the now member-olect to