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N with her pupilt will give lessons upon the piano
pupils residence for tl9 per quarter. Address PIANO,
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w ANTEp-A 4 boy on toys one used to that work
J. " H63fi iqs Freeman st., Gtceupoint
WAVED second baker nust be nr.tclass
Brooklyn.
WANTED \ nrst class murln baker Apply be.
II. !. TAFT 4 co.
WANTnp rSGSSsqyk maker; Tor ans ss
BLANK.
WANTED A boy to learn the machinist business ;
w one who has hsd some experience &s W 9sth st
Sn1ss io Srs e Ggf
w worked at the business before. $50 East iOh st.
XNANTED-A nsnge turner at the Bridgeport
w Boiler works. bridgeport Conn.
WANTrtEgpsoAAs :Sa Ry And neDcs on
\VANTED-A s.n TO take charge Of lreid. c.ke,
w and pies 1885 Pearl a., cor. of Prospect Brooklyn.
WANTED-A stout boy, IS % ie years Of age to
w work In chair factory. 81 king ~, rear
WANThp-A young man to open oy'tcrsi one
w that understands his business. At 71s 81 av.
WANTEp-I Iocksmi,h. tnne hOusewOrk) and pol.
w nhers Apply at 50 Duane st.
WnNT.pEEtsr Sas Hs %sseys ss and a,S S.sne,
WANTED- 4 boy. salary 81 per week. Apply At 20
d at II Ta5Sss pSd'sn JHtk soF
WASTEp.-i 100 iabore, on slItls,h st. bay Rqsc,
w l.. L. fio per dsY +. MCDONALD.
WANTED good bushemen. Apply =: ~ High
w st., Brooklyn.
WANTED-A machine blacksmith, at 70 Jay st.,
w BROOKLYN, L. l.
WhNTED.A A good hostler in livery stable, at IL
w Charlton 1T.
WANTED-A nrst.class stove mounter at no
w water st.
WANTED-Co -Coachman and gardener. farm hands.
w servant or walter iSs West ilth st.
WANTtD-A waiter in dining saloon, at Ss9 ioih
w avenue.
\VANTED-John watern. stock litter. s. 2daV
DS MINERS wanted Pennsylvania Coal Company;
~ o. cts. a ton. q Greenwich st. II. LANDER, AgL
y BI-UEIMhN ted-strsdv WORK and good
- wages. CAL al MckEES. s)6 Broad st Newark, NJ.
> BUsHELMEN wanted. IS Clarksonst.
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DENN~NLyANlA RAILROAD.
Certlandt sts., rs follows
South with Puuan Palace ars attached, s A. NJ, 5,
I, And So 7. VI. sunday, 3, !, $50 L. VI.
For Bslllmgrc Nasln.t aud the south. via Penn.
syNania AR Line' at A. NJ, ami +. NJ. Sunday,
Express for Philadelphia. s o. 9so A. NJ i2s So s. I,
sH, l.. ". and " night. sunday. 5 $50 and r. ".
tGr PslssaSPaap snssy Ys ken'nson at A NJ and S'
Fmlerant and ;, ,cond class, 7,o5 =. N.
For Newark at o:g 80 $40 " 10. II A. NJ y ", I,
2, 2Sl, $50, $50, 40. a. $40 $50, $40. g. $40, go, Z,
lS se 20 ilGP NJ, and u night sunday. 3:9O 6l0,
For Elizabeth. g. ss. T. 7.iO $40 10. II A. NJ 70 NJ
J, :, 9S SlQ B. O 40, 4B, 3:, 3lO 6O, SD, 80 $40,
10 iiO r. NJ and u night sunday, $50, e:iO and $40
For Railway, g. $40. l. $40 g. 10 \. Nj. i2M,L,2, 2O.
$40 80 iiO, 48, 5:2 54O g. 60. SD $50 $50. 10 p.
and u night SUNDAY, so, and $40 ., NJ.
81 EoT %o5dh,9Se ,H, sna Perth Amooys and 10 A. NJ
For New Brunswlck, and $40 A. NJ. and 70 NJ, 2,
&lN Al $50, $40 NJ, and ~ gAt SUNDAY. b:l1 p. NJ
, t,r East MiI!sioue, $50 \. NJ y noon, i:lO and $40
Tor Lamhertvnr and Pennington A. VI and r. 81.
For Phillipsburg and Helyldere, and Z.
- Accommodation for BordentoNn, burlington, and
C1tmlen ti h, = , snd GS A; ~, 1872 ~ Snd Pm.
FOR Jamesuurg, Pen.lctton, CAndel, A. NJ. and via
boat from Pier No. !, $50 L. VI.
r9. e 'FTiyG 3 T a, f99s s rrGm ,T, FbgTsh 80 '
daily, except Monday. Prom Washington aud Bait.
muirt "Peuusylvania Ar Limo" 81 A. Nj 425 az
T." =. w. SUNDAY, 90 A. NJ. From Fhilalelpfla 522,
3.5. lUI1 = VI " '
.TiekSt orlcc. s3s, as a. ana eu prondway No. /
s',. tnsls1i licAct once, Battery g1ce.-s
Al. CASA IT. u n BOYD. Ir.,
"tHtrdI manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
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S.;mbolis ano Rmlroio,.
long ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
On and after SATURDAY July 49, trains will leave James
slip follows: Leave Sith st. East riyer lj minutes
later.
80 A. NJ. New London express train, connecting
with the steamer sunshine arriving at New London at
$50 A. ". Greenport and sag Harbor Mail and Rock.
aval excursion trains.
80 4. NJ. Port Jefferson, Locust Valley. and Rock
away excursion trains.
1910 VI. Ruckaway express train.
l2O NJ. special train for Newport, r. l., with draw.
ing room cars atttchrd, stopping only ~ Jamaica,
Mineola, and Ryer1ead arriving at Newport at T. ".
2UJ NJ special tram for GrCcLpOrt stopping only at
J.m'cs Mineola, and kyerhead.
500 =. NJ, RockaWsy and llrmpstcad express
SDP ", ureenport, sag Harbor, and Locust Valley
5aOP. NJ, Por, Jefferson. Locust Valley. and Rocks
wa eNpr. - trains.
6W Is NJ Nor,nport, Locust Valley, and Eoekaway
accommodation trans
Trains connect At Jamaica with East New York and
81 Mincola win Hempstc,d.
SUN pAY TRAINS leave Hunters Point a. follows.
$50 NJ, Po't Jefferson, NorthpOrt. LO. ust Valley
and llempstead eKcurs on trAins.
l1ao A. NJ, BOckswiy excursion trains.
lSi 7. NJ. RocSagay excursion tram.
so +. NJ, Northport, RockawaY. and Henpstead
.:DP. NJ, RockAway accumulation trains.
vi HAYLRsTIlAW : The fast steamer THOMAS
COLLYER viii leave from Harrison st.. Pler 81, every
morning Fridays excepted at o'clock 2lt st., SIS
landing al lOnker- Hastings Dobb'a Ferry, lryiugton
NyaCk, Sing sing, and Haverstraw Returning wlll
leaves HayeHtraW. ESQ; sing sirg $40; Nyack,S9
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-11

leaves a Young widow here. Samuels
gave himself into custody, and de-
MES the truth of the rel ort which was
that deceased had seduced one of his
daughters however. he SAYS he has
had trouble with Mar..hant for sew
eral wears, and was lately the recipi-
ent of threatening letters from him.
lie declined To tell more, EXCEPT that
he had known deceased about twenty
wears. His riends say MarchaIt en-
deaNored to seduce two of Slmuels'
daughters while they were in this
city attcn ing school. lie persisted
in his efforts. 10y writing them letters.
The eldest daughter is in the Mills
Institute, acros the bay. Sanruels
wcpi bitterly in prison, and said he
va. sorry FOR the family of Marcilant,
who reside here.
The woman s~uffragists opposed to
tue Collins Nins held another meet
ing in Anthony Hall this afternoon,
which was largely attended. There
was great ham Iiy, and considerable
enthusiasm Was manifested. They
meet again Tomorrow.
The trial of Hugh McMenomv for
killing Jun. Hogan has been post
puued TIL Arril 2lst.
Tomorrow morning an inquest w II
Toe held in the case of Marrhant,
Killed by John Sam,els this alter
noon.
SACRAMENTO, April II.
Peter Gavin WAS early this Morn
ing found LYING Ivy the side of the
railroad track inscnsible and badly
hurt. He had been drinking to en-
TESS lately. and is supposed to have
walked out of town. laid down to
,leeP on the track, and was struck by
the passing train.
Tn" epizootv is spreading slowly.
n few new cases to-day.
MAYFIELD, April 10.
The eplzooty has made it, appear
ance here, aud attacked one of the
horses belonging to Towne, proprie-
tor OF a livery stable. ard nineteen
belonging to j. p. Smith. teamSter.
n appearance causes great alarm
tiiionE horse owners here.
Mission san JOSE, April 10.
Quite Il heavy shock of earthquake
was felt here u; few minutes after one
this morning.
MODESTO, April 10.
The epiZootv has made its appear.
ance here in a mild form. There are
over Il dozen cases in town. Some
ranchers report all of their stock af
fected.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-11

SAN FR>NC!SCO, April 10.
The Woman Suffrage Convention
fell apart last nj silt. owing to the
contest between Collins and Emil,
Pitts Stevens on the election o! off.
GERS for the ensuing yetr and the
question OF free love, of which Col
Inns pro esseS not To he IL disciple. AT
the 81 'Se ot the me ting last night
Mrs. Palmer q clarr,l the convention
adjourned Su4p die, although there was
no niOtIon or vote to that effect. No
officers had been elected. and tie adj
~iournnlent is regarded as a trick OF
Collins 10 prevent the election Of the
Pitts Stevens ticket and to keen the
old officers in lace. This morning
the Stevens kjinball faction net
again at the hall TO the number of
forty or fifty. Mrs. ~i;ene!ict. Vie.
President of the organization. callcd
the meeting to order. and Mrs. Rob.
erts was elected Secretary Dr0 TEN.
Mrs. Leland, formerly editor of the
Pioneer. was called upon and adj
dressed the audience, d%enouucing
Collins as an old Rooster, scratching
after worms for the hens. and looking
for one for himself now and then.
n wanted the convention to be run
ny women exclusively. None OF the
Collins party were present.
John SanIueiS, OF Concord, Contra
Costa county. this afternoon entered
tn office of +. a. Marchant. a collec-
tor over Franks saloon. and shot him
dead giving him no warming. Four
were fired. two of which took
n in the head and one in the
side. 1t is stated that Marchant, who
is the father of seventeen children,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-11
A LAW TO PUNISH SrRIKEKS.-The

A LAW TO PUNISH SrRIKERs.-The
Illinois Legislature has recently
passed a very stringent law to punish
combinations of either laborers or
employers, who may combine to in
crease OF depreSs the price OF labor.
The law Furnishes by a fine OF $500,
any person who shall, by threat, in
timidation or unlawful Interference,
seek to prevent any other person
from obtaining work on any terms he
or she shall see fit. Combinations of
two or more persons to deprive the
owners Of property of its lawful use
or management are forbidden, and
any person, who. by threats, sugges-
tons of danger, or any unlawful
means, shall prevent any person or
persons from being employed by such
owners, on such terms as the parties
concerned may agree upon, are made
subjec to a penalty of $500 fine and
an imprisonment of six months. y
like penalty is imposed upon persons
interfering with the operations OF coal
mining. The strikes among work
men which are occurring so frequent
" of late, will most likely result in
the enactment of a similar law i'll
other States.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-11

A BIG FARCE.-A gentleman who
came up from Phoebe Yesterday, pro-
nounres the big mining suit at that
place a big farce. He says it is the
common talk that large sums of mo
ney are being used on either side to
secure a verdict. 1t is the general i'm
preston that the Hermes has at least
five Of the iurymen in its favor. with
o than an even chance for two
more. The case will probably occupy
the attention of the Court for a week
or ten days longer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-11
VIRGINIA.


COR 1~oNVILLE. April 10.
\. timber cunillgratiun is raging on
All sides ofthiS village. The entire
.pppul tiion is nanic.Strickrn, some of
the lamili : leaving their homes To
tvoil destruction. Tne fire COM
m"nc'd south of the village an!
won't across tle railroad AZ Melons
Station, on the CheSa cake ami Ohio
k ,ilroaI. thr.e miles south OF tai,
place. destroying tln station. dwell
ling houses and everything in its
path. The railroad track was rem
dertdim a~Sahle. The fire has sweep:
yearly all thu fences. Get. in its route.
and g used the d >lrurtion f many
timber II uses. l'hn loss to farmers
Is very heavy. The fire extended tn
tne mountain. along the line of the
Orange and AleNtndril and Mana>-
>ts Il railroad and Ch"sa cake and
Onio Hailrud. Tne latter lost heavi-
II i'll WOO! and buildings.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-11

CARPET BAGGERs. - The Jackson
Miss Clarion says the regime of the
carpet-baggeis in that State has been
financially an utter failure. The nom
inal debt % the State, Oh account o.
current expenditures in CARRYING on
the government, has grown to two
million dollars, and is Increasing.
The carpet-bay rule has been sue .ess
full only in the imposition of intolera,
BILE burdens. These are the debt
which the carpet-baggers and their
friends are trying to get Congress to
assume.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-11

RHODE ISLAND E1ECrIoN.-Full re-
turns from the State election held in
Rhode Island on the 81 instant give
Howard rep 6937: Chase (Dem.3.
3,799. Van Zindt tRap.), for Lieu
tenant Governor, 6,4S2: Btllou (Tem-
perance and Republican,, 1913;
Wales (Dem.), 2,920 scattering, 1873.
Van Zandt lacks 4Oo votes Of election,
and the Lieutenant Governor will be
chosen by the Legislature, which is
largely Republican in DO h Houses.
Towards majority for Governor is
5,S3S. Last year the Republican ma
jority for Governor vas LOIS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-11

CENTENNIAL.-The 81 900 900 tax for
the Philadelphia Centennial is to
come chiefly out OF the railroads. Tne
law requires all passenger railway
companies in Philadelphia to make
returns quarterly of their gross re-
ceipts, upon which a tax of three per
cen shall be paid into the State
Treasury, this tax to be specially set
apart for Centennial purposes. 1t is
estimated that the revenue to be raised
by this means, during the three vear,
ne 1t ensuing. will net $500 900, leav
ing only a deficit of 500, 900 to be
met by the State Treasury.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-11
FOREIGN NEWS,
SPAIN.

MADRID, April 10.
Gen. Stball's chief ain, with a force
OF Insurgents, Is within six kil"m.-
tres of the town OF PinrcrrGa. in Ih,.
Province of Corona. An attack j. eX-
'ectei. The w0inpn are fleeing from
he town. and the men are preparing
to defend the place.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-11

For PREsIDENr.-The Cincinnati
Commercial says Elihu b. Washburne
Is almost certain to be the successful
candidate for the Presidency in 1876.
The contest, according to the Conn
merctal, is to be the honest men of the
country against rings and corruption
lists on the other side.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-11

IN the ease of II. l.. Robbie. in the
District Court Yesterday. eight jury
men were selected ont of two venires
of thirty and fifty men respectively.
The eight jurors obtained are under
lock and KEY. while a venire for fiftv
more has been issued. Obtaining a
jury under the new system is slow
business, and appears to be full of
vanity and vexation of spirit.-En-
terprise.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-11
OHIO.

C0LUMBUs, April 10.
The returns from various counties
OF OniO are so few OF them Official
that it is impossible TO definitely state
whether tne Republicans or Demo-
Gratis have "a minority.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-11

ADMITTED.-In the United States
Circuit Court (Hon. f. w. Hiliver
presiding). Ninth Circuit. in Carson
City, the following named gentlemen
were Yesterday admitted to practice
before that Court NJ. n. Stone. J. II.
Boalt. Robert E. Lowerv. J. NJ. Nc
LaurIn and NJ. NJ. Estee.- Virginia
Chronicle, 7h.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-11

ENLARGED. = The Phoebe Record
comes to Us In enlarged form. From
appearances the Record is doing a
land office business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-11

PAPER AT BELMoNr.-It is stated
thai a paper is shortly to be estab-
lished at Belmont.
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SILVER WEST CONSULT
MINING COMPANf-l ,r'

SILVER WEST CONSOLE
MINING ~COMPANY-i. r's
works Eureka. Eureka Couh'"
Nevada. .,o,si
NOTICE is hereby giver Una, III
ing OF the loard OF trustees Nh
pany, held on the 81 da! u
an assessment OF seNtnl! aapt,0
share was levied upon y imnu|
of said company. payao.r ea oftl1
to the Secretary, at the ON, loek,
Iany, No. 81 N.Ontgom'E
Francisco, state OF taliiornlaao ss
Any stock upon which sa a'pnr,d}
shall remain unpaid on
fifteenth Gay OF N'H.',. and
shall be deemed delinqu' ~, NIL
duly adv crtiscd for saie "hsna
ton, and unless pa! llfnn,rTsll
before, will be SOLD on "a 70
tenth day OF June. A. ID. d., lid
dclinauent assessment, r.su
COSTS oi advertising ana nd
By order OF the ohiGup sar
+. uHkfIssr
Oflce-No. 80 n onisGnncS
Montgomery street. san
iornia. -
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DIED.

Ia Reno. April 4. Mabel Alberto, infant
daughter OF francis Payne, a. d mos.
and days,
NJ the White House. Clear Creek, April
4, Idle Canon, aged Is years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-11

In Eureka, Ncv., April 10Th. by Rev.
:. +. Kelly, Charles Coll to Mss Annie
Marshall.
In Ttionviilo, George w. Price TO Mary
Mccormick, Of Sacramento.
l-z-i &1Izfs,-z-l A>a-. X.r7.zr=zoeyrza
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BORN.

In Carson City, April :, 10 the wife of
w. il. kennedy, a a~aughter.
In an francisco, April 5, to the wife of
J.. =. HemehWay, Of Virginia City, a
daughter.
In Reno, April 4, to the wife of y. Pres
cot, n son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-11

BRICK POMERoY's es ate has dwin-
died down from $500, 900 to $50, 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-11
Arw Gu-0an.
Sealed Proposals !
Notice to the Public.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the dom. site corartncrsGip her to-
tore existing b tween Mrs | q wman, alias
Mrs. ,ryan, and the undersigned, was
this day iercml torilv and Permanently
dissolved n all men are hereby eau
toned not to or cit her on my ace utt,
as ! will not be r sronsibln fur II d BITS
she may contract. III :. conn.
Ruby Hill, New, April 9, 1873. al0-3
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EiSTERN
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO SENTINEL
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April 10.
London papers announce the death
of DIR. W III. lirNdon, II of the three
men who lived To- tell the story of
the destruction of the British army
i'll lis retreat from Catul in 1872.
The Italians employed br the New
York "a company all let. the Ger
mans succeeding them. Everything
Is quiet to-day around the gas works.
The strikers nave given up all hopes
that employees of the Manhattan Com
pany will loin them.
TIe car drivers ON the Belt line will
strike Tomorrow for - - per day.
At present they only get -.
Helena Knobs, u doc; ress, was ar
rested To day Cn the char1e OF WIS.
Arlington, who claims to- be the vie
ofGen. Fred. W. Abingdon. of having
procured an abortion on her. Mrs.
Arlington was iound lying on the
sidewalk on Monday. suffering in
tensely, and she i uow ut the Long
Island College Hospital. 1t i,
now stated thai she cannot survive.
judge laplau decided to-day that
Mrs. Myers, Il Witness inthe Goodrich
case, he discharged Oh her own e.
cognlzance and the surety OF II thou
sand dollars.
The insurance on Horace Greelev's
life, Sl00,GU0. has been collected. The
policy is til largest paid in the last
decade.
The first "ellow fever patients seen
at quarantine this season arrived YES
terdav from Rio Janeiro. The au-
thOritieS have taken every ~precautiun
to arrest the progress of the disease.
and have 10 fear ot Il general epiJem-
ic.
James c. King awaiting trill for tie
murder OF m lonv +. ONeill. j. in
a advanced sage of con>um ption.
y Xon now under sentence to be
hanged. is improving.
Dutch Henri N. the celebrated
bond rObber is insane,
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aoril 10.
The Presidents OF the National
Banks Of this citv give a banquet lust
night to Essen ltor Cittell. Il on to
go to + irope to assist in IefInding
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miscellaneous.

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
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e.. Il. Hubbard, p.G VI. W. Mex, nZie,
Vim. Head, NC. al. l.. bartlett.