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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-23
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-23

LIQrOItS AND CIGARS Saloon men
and others can be supplied with all
kinds of wines, liquors, syrups and
cigars, in wholesale quantities, and at
rates below the cost in San Francisco,
plus the freightto this point, at Frank
Abadie'S, North Main street. Recent
additions to his stock of cigars make
the number at present on hand close
to one million, while the quantity Of
liquor now in the cellar will reach
three Thousand gallons. Coal oil he
also sells by the case. o1S.2w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-23

GOING HoME.-Frank Owen DIS
,rict Attorney of Nye county, depatiS
for belmont via Duck"a'er VA"
morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-23
Eg5 Y-@TaCA0& @ 'oUTS

~ IN Who may faVor her WIN I'LL
patronage. The house has hetn tG tme
nuzh!y cleansed ana renovated, ahr me
Culinary Department WIN oI mrnn,i"-
immediate supervision oI inc pi'p
rtti * few Desirable rooms are alSo
~c"nnccjed VITA ne cstaoiishm aoIititeI !
Ni, "a, MRS. BARTHOLOMEW
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-23

TOM AND JERRY at The Thistle"
night and day. %
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-23

For Fashionable Clothing 80 to o.
4 IL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-23

GRAY CAL. BLANKETS at 5000 psr
pair, are only sold by @. Il II. 4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-23

arrivals.

I WOODRUFF & ENNOR'S LINE.
yes Gin Ggdnn
Ice Senero ID 4 Hyde
As Campbell
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-23

The Finest Assortment of Furnish
ing Goods, Hosiery. Collars and Ties,
will be found at @. e H.. 4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-23

NJ. b. RARTLETT, real estate agent,
Houses for rem and for sale in all
parts of the city. Also l. c.. Bate
mans agent for the Monroe survey.
Office at the California lumber ward,
southeast corner of Buei and Bate.
man streets. ap10
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-23

EVERY ATTENTION is paid to the
patrons Of 1.-The Thistle" by the best
barkeepers to be found on the
coast. 90
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-23

c. II. ELASER has a splendid assort-
ment Of lumber at his yard on the
hill north Of Clark street, and his
prices are lower than the lowest in
the market. SIS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-23

For SALE OR RENT.-A desirable
residence on Spring street, containing
five rooms, all we'll furnished, will be
sold or leased at reasonable figures.
For particulars inquire at Oberielder
Il IdrrisOn's. $50
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Theodore Z. TOmlinsOn delivered an inaugu-
ration speech "Free Halls" at Justice Hartmans
Courthouse, on Saturday.
Bret Harte will lecture in aid of the New
York City Church Extension and Missionary Society to-
morrow evening at Steinway Hall.
The Rev. DR.. Cheever preached, last even
ing in the chapel OF the NeWYork University on "The
light that is needed in public schools" He took for
his and second verses OF the SixtyseYenth
Pslam.
The first of a series of Lenten sermons was
preached last evening at ST. AIMS Church. In Twelfth
st. by the Rev. Father Preston. The subject was The
Incarnae God the Victim of Salvation" He spoke OF
OF Christ and the little appreciation with which
mankind regarded IL. The church was crowded.
The Executive Committee and the Commit
mtee Of Organization of the German Central Reform
Organization and the presidents Of the several district
organizations met at Germana Hail. on Third-ave, yes
terday Committee appointed TO make arrange
ments for a German meeting, 10 be held soon at
Cooper Institute TO protest against the adoption OF
the Charter passed by the Assembly.
At the final meeting of the Nilsson Hall
Investigating Committee, Saturday c. W Brooke, in
summing up in behalf OF Gen. Funk said that the test
mony showed clear case OF fraud and that FallOn's
reputation such to make IL desirable that the
city should have dealings with him, enabling him TO net
in ten years $4,000 which properly belonged to the city,
The Hon. Thomas E. Stewart in behalf OF Mr. Conover,
the least degree. Supervisor Cooper, the Charnan an
nounced that the Committee would consider the remarks
OF the counsel and report to the Supervisors in few
days.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
BROOKLYN PAVEMENT IRREGULARITIES.

The matter of opening, paving, and other
wise improving streets and IN Brooklyn is at
present bringing 10 the surface facts which 60 TO
show the In which the taxpayers In general have
swindled aud the City Treasury depleted bill has
been prepared providing for the opening of Park-ave
from Hudson-ave to Broadway, and Saturday even
ing the propeIt Ityowners Of the Seventh Ward met in
Stella Hail. Bedford and Myrle-aves., aud after dis
cussng the project authorized Messrs. Wyle Osborne
Farron, Brown and Kelsey to 20 TO Albany with the
bill.
Alderman Wyle replied TO those who had charged him
with having personal interest IN the passage the
Park-aye. bill The original bill had been opposed by
the Corporation COunses Office, and Maurice Fitzgerald
the manipulation OF the Law Department, receiving
10 cent every street opening the disbursements
OF which amount 10 from $50 TO slOO0 He understood
that there always tribute paid, and lie wanted to
family" be wante 10 know IT, and would nd il out too
He charged that there were more snecursts the pay
rolls, and that there was not an inch of ground the
city used for the opening OF streets that had paid
tribute TO Maurice Fitzgerald
In June, 1870 contract To grade and pave Reed-aye
from FultOn-aVc. To broadway, awarded TO John
Connolly at tj 25 running foot OF $500 feet The total
contract price 1858. Connolly received certificates
amounting to SIS 100 from the Street Commissioner near
y $50 the contract price before the work WAS
completed Ia August 1871, the work taken from
Connolly aud given to Simon Fitch 81 81 foot ana he
paid $780, thus making the enIre OF the woi
s3j700. The Law Committee is 10 investigate tnis mat
ter.
The Board Of Assessors Saturday confirmed various
assessments for repavng and grading various streets
Park, Livingston st. irom Clinton 10 Boerum-sts aud
many otberH.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

and two months In the state Prison Ibe NeW-brgne,
arson burglary and grand larceny eases were sent 10
the over and Termner The District Attorney entered
quits nolle prOseqEi in the tares oi all Cbe Town
officials of Caste,on who were indicted ior mae1sinc'
In Office.
NEw-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The fifth annual session o.
the Institute will be held in the First Bap
tst Church. In Grovest TO Receipts from taxes
last week. s395 49, total receipts thus far on account Of
taxes for 1871 46O929 IS; amount uncollected 1885,
$50 CO.. taxes due Greenvile township, recehty an
nexed TO this city, 10000. The Board OF Finance ns
authorized the issue OF 1866 in bonds TO run 10 NOUNS
10 pay expenses OF celebrating July 4, 1872 lne dooo
Commissioners paid half years salary on oatuI
day. WIN. j. Hesser New York milkman, IN oriVlhg
across the tPennsy vana Central Railroad at washing
tonst Saturday, was run into by driII engine No
roc, and severely injured
PATERsos-Wm. Moore, who committed on feb
% 10 fine County Jail for 80 DAYS and who escaped on Fri
day rearrested and confined IN his DIG curriers' on
saturday Vocal music will be taught In the pnDhc
schools The Third Presbyterian Church, the Rey
David Winters pastor Will be dedlcaed on , 40.
The Rev. Dr. John Hall OF OF % WI" ~ Phb PpgeH Sq oo
has already been contributed The Police heaG-
quarters closed on Sunday. with view 10 & ex
GLIDING the reporters of papers who nave oeeh
accustomed 70 visit the place In search OF news
HoBoKEs.-Mary Levine, age l6, committed suicide az
No 67 Westinghouse on SATURDAY ny takng POISON ~
which was agreeable TO herself but which met with the
opposition aud dsapproyal Of her relatives, who posi-
opinion OF the City Attorney the Mayor has taken from
the special police all badges Of authority on the GROUND
that he has no legal right appoint tbem 1t has been
customary for years past TO appoint as specials
number Of the ferry and railroad employees
NEwARK.-The japan shop Of j. II: Halsey's patent
leather factory entirely consumed by 1re on Satu
day morning. The loss estimated at s2OO, when -
nearly all covered by insurance. workman nanea
arrested for embezzng, has been hOnoraby acquitted
John o. Atwood was arrested, yesterday IN Ne".
York for s%ndg @ 1e m S an5 sorge BSppr out of
$l27 IS, about four months ago.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

,r. nod hem .ent 10 the District ttorney's ONCE
hy the Committing magistrates Martin was sent TO the
'romhs last Fall and the complaint and papers upon
bcb the Police Justice based his action were only Tor
yarded 10 the DstrictAttornty Saturday after the
nyestigaton had been ordered The names OF the prs
oners mentioned had not even been returned on the
Tombs prison list 10 the District Attorney who conse
ouently was not aware Of the circumstances But Tor
an accident this would not have been found out Blame
for fhe Irregularities Is laid upon the prison officials
of whom IL said that they not In collusion wh
the committing ma gistrae or with some person inter
ested keeping the IN prison, they have plainly
neglected their duty not making proper ana com
OF the prisoners in obedience TO the require
nl llaIV
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
A WOMAN Arrested For swINDI1NG.
PRISONERS HIDDEN IN THE To,rRs

Assistant District-Attorney Allen visited
the Tombs, on Saturday and Investigated the cases OF
the prisoners confined there The cause OF this action
was the recent charges, publicly made that prisoners
were locked up without reason. and with complaint
against them Twentyone prisoners only were found
awaiting trial, and most OF these were new cases.
few facts have been obtained which confirm the THE
TRIBUNEs previous statements 10 the abuse OF law
and judicial power by the police magistrates In the
Of BerDsein recently released and Francis Martin
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

ST. Nicholas Hotei-Lieut-GOv Hendee OF vermont
Jodre Burke Cleveland A. Pullman Of Chicago ara ,o o.
Looss Of Fh ArenH> Hoh-Judge r. W y,
Boston the Hon George W. Miller Of Albany 4 >. rovH
Omaha the Hon Bishop and Wheeler OF Bndgepon
Meropoiap Hol-The Hon A. Aberger Of Buaao' % "
Uo11Co John NJ b. Lowell OF saysunab BrspooH b0iss-S
LpTincott Of Philadelphia Holman Hoase-Watst y
Albany Gsey Hotss-RI Gov frede,iek hmytI o.
80. 81 James Hok-CoL J. Howard Wells Of EnglAnG'
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

At l:30 a. M, yesterday Andrew 6. Lech age 42
nsr while ptoIea'e vent into the dining saloon Of Mehue
al No fuon Booklvn and demanded dnnk Of brandy which
the bar tender refused to h remained standing BY the bar
talking 20 the waiter when william LangAn In and
that Lec intoxicated bis Lahg.n
thea tuned TO leave uhen Lch drew pistol pekei
hteJ tired al hm The ball entered bis ngbt e striking seventh
M and asng on ge the heshy portion Of the bach Sergeant
Oheef DOh,
ball 10 Lsbssr. bot they DO EarJ senous
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
POLICE NOrES.

John Mccarthy age IL, of No. 5l7 East Fifteenth
st. received fatal injuries in being at Foueenthst and Ave
A. Saturday by Dry Dock and East Broadway
Coroner keenan, was requested, yesterday, to hold
nque, concerning the death Bellevue Hospital James Baeen
ofEo. 100 East injuries said 10 have been
accidentally received while wrestling with James Keller Of No
46 East Eghteenh the quorsore Of Henry COgan No. III
Fn-aye Kelley under arrest.
Peter Benning watchman, was sent TO Bellevue
hospital yesterday suffering from injuries to the head received
falling stairs bis home No l8 West Thirty hb
Terrence OHean aborer 26 East ruled
Saturday in falling from Pier No. 81 North River the deA Of
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
ID GENIOUS CRIMES.
A NOVEL DEVICE TO swINDLE RUsTICs.

NOVEL DEVICE TO swINDLE RUsTICs
The fertility and ingenuity of the profess
sonal swndler has received another illustration Super
Of Mattoon, H. letter incosing thographic circular
which had been mailed him. and which is said have
been successfully circulated among country folks The
circular that its author bought yards OF
silk stolen during the Boston fire; that he borrowed 500
upon it from pawnbroker and that his brother Cuba
sent him that to redeem the silk; but he
is and afraid to sell it in this city, he
buy at 2? cents yard and pay for it at $50 per
month The circular, which panied by fictitious
pawn-ticket, is signed by David W. Engle of No. 100
Fourth-ave., whose purpose appears in postscript.
Therein adds that his wife has just brought sample
OF the silk from the pawnbrokers which he in
closes, and that $40 will be required interest.
This amount he cannot obtain and the person receiving
the circular Is requested TO forward il and deduct IL from
the first $50 PAID for the silk Capt Irving and Detec-
tive Diks were detailed 10 investigate the case, and
upon going NO 100 Fourthave they learned thai the
basement OF that building h ed some time ago by
man who only came there weef get letters de
posted By the postfnan In the box. The detectives
now searching for this man.
A WOMAN ARRESTED FOR swINDLING.
An extensively young woman entered
the fur-store Of ex-Mayor Gunther d Co.. at No. 10
Unionsquare, recently, and inquired for a set of furs
which she said she had left be cleaned While clerk
hers Mr.. Gunther intimated that it would be well to
send for the in charge of the cleaning department
TO identify the young The latter then LETT the
store quickly. On Saturday the ex-MayOr again saw
her entering Keepings 1ewery store at No. s4s Broad
way. He called officer. who arrested the woman as
she was leaving the store and found gold watch in
her possession which she had obtained ATTEMPTED
10 obtain the furs She gave her Katie Clifford
OF NO. 1854 Cherryt and AT the Jefferson Market Police
Court committed for In dciaut of Al ooo
bail.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

Announcement
Irritation of scalp-BURNETT's COCAINE cures.
LUNG COMPLAINTS, BRONCHITIS ASTHMA, &c,
ARE RErrEvSo, TAKEN TmE, PERMANENTLY
DR. JATsEs ExPEoToRASr You IT ALSO
CERTAIN RExKDY FOR CoUsHs COLDS.
NEWEST AND Best.
THE SEWING MACHINE.
Principal oGce 6s7 Broadway New-York.
KNOX's SPRING STYLE of GENTLEMEN'S HATS
out public largely its favor Buy your
No 22 Broadway. under the Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
EXPENSES.

NET ASSETS Dec. 81. 1872. ..
Interest accrued, but not DUE.
Deferred Semi-Annnsl and Quar-
terly installments ofPremiums.
so, 933 20. less highest pos
ahle margin for collection,
44,1e3..............."......
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

TOTAL AssBTsf Dec g. ls71....,,..".-.sIs2 Is2I 40 -
Increase in NET ASSETS, s2l2.5f2 60.
will Of Assets
contain premiums" premiums of
anlon Items which Of Thousands of
dollars universally characterize the statements and reports OF
Life Insurance Companies.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
STATEN ISLAND.

RcHMoND.-The fourth session of the Rich
mond County Court and Court OF Sessions held on
Saturday Judge Mecaf and Associate Justices Allen
and Kassner presiding The Grand Jury discharged
Hiram Kelley, indicted for nm atteInpt TO kin Cant
Henry Miller was found guilty OF assault and battery
and sentenced to 90 days In the county jail Joseph
Hamilton, attempt " Kill bs sisterin-law, two Years
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

Priscn. The New Brighton

and two months the state Prscn. The New Brighton
arson burglary and grand larceny eases were sent
the over and Termner The District Attorney entered
quits OF nole proseqUi in the Cares Of all the town
officials of Casteton who were indicted Tor naesSaboo
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

POUGHKEEPsIE.--The Republicans of this city
unanimously renomnated yesterday, Ii. g. Eastman for
Mayor.
WHITE PLArss.-The March Term Of the Circuit Court
and Court OF oyer and Termner for Wescheser County
Will open here today
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
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$4l ,l05 95
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s.NI al
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
HOME NEWS.
,rp, PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Ieled b. the wind during the week, 1881 miles.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
LONG ISLAND.

RvERHEAD.-The survey for the proposed ex-
tension the Port jefferson branch OF the Long Island
Railroad this place reached Wading River Saturday
The line will be the village of Wading River
as possible, keeping clear OF the hills and thence in
straight line to this place. The Suffolk County Court
and Court Of Sessions Will convene here March II,
when the persons indicted for the Kelsey riot at Hunting
ton will be placed on trial.
GREENPoRT-A schooner. the Surf OF Trenton. bound
from Ohoken 10 Providence, and laden with coal
ashore of Plum Island on Tuesday last. Five OF the
crew drowned The bodies recovered at dif-
ferent times aud Coroner skinner. with jury. held in
quests The only bodies thus far recognized are Capt
Abbott and his son.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14
Foreign Ni"rsrts.


IN the dua. role Of .Nadu"c '.Hc ana
Laiu Isaje; at the Academy last night.
Mrs. d. l.. Bowers had the satisfaction ot
playing 20 full dress circle. though a tim
oarquette. last Lynne is an emotional
piav which abounds in appeals 20 the AZ
pathv of an audience. and Mis-. Bowers has
the power to awaken that sympathy TIL
thos. who inteutly follow her through the
approximations she renders, so far lose their
Own identity a. to imagine they are among
.h,. sad scenes in real life depicted by tho
dramatist. The Sir Francis Ley!sDn OF Mr.
:. c. McCollom was d performance worthy
.: Lis reputation as an actor eli rare merit.
The dramatic company. especially Miss
Louisa Hawthorne as Eorbara HarE, rem
dered excellent support 10 the leading ac-
tors. To-nigh. Lady AudieN's Secret
vii. be told again.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14
ychu Il. Owens at the Varieties.

, Everybody who goes to the theatre Knows
what "Ererybody's Friend" is. and if they
have failed to trace the delineations 81 Mr..
Owens in that comedy, when he comes on
the stage as wellington de Boots, it viii be
difficult to explain to them what they Aave
missed. The grpa: sp' cialty in which that
popular actor appeared last night vas as
Uoyoiio <rr"qq"s, the misery button
quaker from Blrmin CHAM. That is "a hCmo--
ous character. 50 frequently Gelineatcd by
Mr. Owens that he is perfectly at home il
il. even though he fails to get bis forty
winils of SLEEP. This evening Mr. Ow.hs
will appear in one Of Dickens creations.
Culcj Pln;mr. the 10Y maker. Little
Sadie Vivian. the New OIleaus candidate
10. dramatic fame. is III the cast.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14

sale is uUGtpd at BE, and l2c t. yard IN
rolls. Hemp and flax at IS a sc y yard.
India at Wholesale is quoted at 10 lie y
ward. Domestic lutte is held at l4c.
Pres FEET-Are quoted nominally at
Il 30 j. kec.
Sam, RIBs-Arc quoted nominally at
s. ..g4S = Dbl.
OAK ErAyLs-The market is entirely bare.
the u+mand good and prices have advanced
from s. t. so = 300 in consequence OF
no arrivals. We quote: Extra pipe, cnlita'
= 1900 at 500 80: wine pipe $40 l3J;
extr, hogshead $50 q 100; extra ciaret sio2
, so
! FISH,. in GOOD dcmani. ana some kinds
| are selling lower than at the North. We
! auote: Mackerpl Extra No. So in bbis,
I ST ii, in bali bois: 81 in quarter bbls. and
! j. % in kits: Nc ! bay 81 Sl4 III bbls. s. %
IN half bills. 81 in quarter 6bls. and 81 -
: in kits: No. !. at $lG 30 in hbl,; s.. in halt
! NILS. - IN uraIt,r bb!,. and s. % in kits:
! No. :, - in lE!-, !. N hals bl.I.: s? - IN
| quarter hhI.. au,. II 2. ~ kits. Cod. y
| to.. 81 500. ~. ana ... y 10 ~ quarter
! .jr,lu.. l..,t y, az Glsu ~. r j.. Her
, rms. = !. :..i, :. - & half b!. and Sc
, ). hos.
! Wv, ST,.-S-T,,. s,r..1v and demand
,..h .,,., =. .i,,,r ,,Ic.s N[euuot.
W: o'.1' = "a, !. c.iII.r.
1 a. 3 , u
!. ~, =. = -,o,; - Nh. ,.r = !. Ill; and
| ..,. - ,,,;ih,. ,'i,ch So, i, hn,
un-,n ,.n e., ,rI,,Hs-.Tb, shipuin. and
! ,oca, trade is good. Navy bread IS selling
, n jier. ,ilo, 40 ~ Il Sc, French biscuit .r.
, sod. cracker. - -. Boston B.. picnic &c.
! oyster s.. sugar sal 2c. cream itc. ginger
! uu.. i.,c, lemon, sEacs Io.. crackncl! b.s
! cuts :y5c t. b.
| I H., ,,.,.-o. :. ;i.r, with = rood
da,,,,,,I =. .r.,,;an. ,,rjc.. Country
'',,., a,.. ,,i',.a, ~ lie. .frr .n,,ed
| :. 81, 'n,,I hin, -, iou zoo. h, IL.
| I,'a.'.,, 81. .,,... =, nv sIaurhtrr.
s,".r ,';,,es over =, h. y II are Quoted
.. iALa,.. s,.cr h;,ias =, +, - tba at
-, .o,. ,.,,n. r,,l}ar ~ TIA at lOi2c:
| 'n,'+i,t., ,s .rav ,T.[ -, l0e. k;ns 20 70 ii
~, %. ,5i',.. ~ -, ;" n II, at Toe. calf
,i,ipS :: a1r. E.nsv,ax ,rimc yellow. 2
! II -, a.. ,,rrs nc ,,,.h
| ,,Irnpr,, Ep,Ir .xn E,~rs-Ne ruote
.i,';,;..',, or',,,o. -. XII a. hh' Ipnons
- +. box. 100 boxes .av.r raisins sold at
| s.. ~. hu: they ara now held at =. 10 Il! -
! b box, halves S! ~ a -. quarters 20 U11c;
London LAYERS s. = box. halves ! -,
! quarters mons: Sultaua r:isins i6c = is;
citrnn ;fa r5c: currants Sc: prunes Ger
| man! Sc: lig. ijy: Brazil nuts lie: English
walnuts i7c: French vauut- ic: almond.
! Gle: she;le,i almonds b.: tiba.t. lie; pecaus
lie. and tending upwards dates Sc y b:
| bananas :lG3: maintains 81 a. = bunch;
! u;.,eay,;e. {, 10 = dozen: cucvauuta q l.