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New-York tribune., 1874-09-25
6iationerp.
GteampcuIs ano HallroIos.

A FTERNOON BOAT for West Point, New
"A burgh Poughkeepe Rondout and Kugson landing at oIten'
Cornwall EewIamburg and Mltol-The MARY POWELL from
Vestry-st, Per39, afternoon. at = o'clock
A LBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM
n BOATS c. yIBBARD aud DANIEL DREW leave foot Of
Yestry-st PIER 80 ~ R. at $3.50 ana Iwenyhnist (nonh Of
Erie Ferry) $40. landing AZ 10HAERS TAHKTT0wS and
NYACK iby fe-ry-boln. POUGHKEEPSE. RHINEBECk CATS
KILL. aud HUDSON connecting all points Wes; and Soh IMP
tickets to WBSr POINT, CORNWALL NEWBURG, returning
same day 81 Special Trains and from SARATOGA to ssstog
20 round trip s. 40 Round Lake 81 oo roun trip s ~
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-On and after
~ MONDAY July 49, 1874 the following will be the ONLY AU
THORZED OFFICES Newiok City aud vicinity for the sae Of
First and second Glass Tickets the following lines;
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER X"
Alb Broadway Central Depot, Ihe Depot Harlem De-
pot and az Express 0hee No Parkpsee len and
Broiy Thirty secont Broadway " " and 33o ash
"e' ERIE RAILWAY,
oA Broav 500 Broadway 957 Broadway 10 Gresnwhs De-
not loot hbersL Depo Tweuy-thdst Depot Jersey City
3 Court ST. BROOKLYN, and "a Hudson ST.. HOboken.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
House. 626 Broadway ga Broadway BueYplace
Depo foot Depot foot CoTantst Depot Jersey CITY
4 Courts, BROOKLYN and l6 Huisonst. Hoboken.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
House Broadway, v44 Bros1wav,
Depot Desbros Depot foot OF COrtantst Depot Jersey
civ Court-st. Brook nd lilo Huion-st Hobosen.
g. H. KESDRICK Gen'l Pass Ag't n. Y. Z. and IL H. K
JOHN n. ABBOTT, Gen' Pass Agt Erie Railway.
y. " BOYD jr. Gen'l Pss Agt Penn K,
la COLE, Cen Ticket Ag't B. ani U. X K.
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LOAN FOR S2,OOO,O0O 90
PoR THE ...r
DEFICIENCY In THE SINKING FUND,
UNDER -.l
Section 8, Article 7, Of the Constitution.

The Commissioner the Canal Fuld BY virtue OF the Act esed
An act provide support the Government
and IN aeeornc, with Three Of Article Seven
the Consultation hereby notice that sealed proposals r ps
eeyed AZ the Canal until the 10th d! oi
clocf Of thstd for A LOan0
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

The ouoous Cotton II e, unn na 10 oes"r
..r. tnsu har a gade below the eEaoS ouotsd
WV uLkt DBLIyERr
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$2,3S4.OOO.

PROPOSALS. FOR NEW -fORK CITI STNLhs+,.c,, = .
Principal and Interest cent payable In CUkkbNC OF
per cent Ia GOLD. EtopOn OF bidder. - 49,. -.
To REDEEM CITY BONDS DUE IN 1874 -.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received the Comptrolers once
until WEDNESDAY 30 1874 at o'clock when the same
will publicly opened whole of the sum OF
$23s4 900 CONSOLIDATED STOCKS OF THE CITY or NhM-
YORK interest yabe annually Principal payable November l.
1896
will be Issued Stock principal and interest
paysbe United States at cent per
payable in gold coin al r nt per
either registered stock the option OF we Du1
sufficient bid for per cent STOCK payable IN soil 10 war
The proposals win the amounts Of each Kind Of stock desired
and whether payable cent IN g anu
the price per : 100 thereof . !,
Each proposal should be sealed and nosei Proposals for soc OF
the CITY Of Newio elosed second envelope addresseu 10
the Comptroller.
The night reserved the Of the Comptroller to reject f OF
bids fn his judgment The interests OF the Corporation require Ii
For full information advertisement IN The CITY Record
ANDREW II. GREEN. Comptroller.
NewYork Department Of Finance, COmptroer' ohee Sept
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IA al4i9

FLOUR AND MBAhe Flour market opened dull and tame
grades Europe checked sh e
port Tue local inquiry limited and most grades are weaker
Family grades decline At the close he market
very quiet heavy for most ga1es except No which Us @
sales of 1740O bbls including bVOO DDS
good RItra Shipping leading Extra So 80 aaoat We
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DHILADELPHIA, VIA lI4UNU BKANCH anu
4 the NEW.JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Fare from New.York N phhliepst only ~ -.
Commencing THURSDAY sept 10 1874 Leave Ne@fOk Tom
g.. n. r., foot 81 Recor-sL
PhiadelyEa Lo5g Braleht
Yine,nd an BrjgetOu. 49,
I4O mPor PHILADELPHIA Long BEeh. Toms RIVER wsreto~o.
400 n-For Long Branh, Toms River &c On SATURDAYS
far Ac
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ERIE RAILWAY.

ERIE RAILWAY.
H SUMNER Of Trains taking eject sept IL 1874
m-Cinnnati Chicago Day Express Drawngoom COaehes
TO Bufllo Sleeping CoicheS to destination 49, - Ola.
l0:ij u.EHpress Mail for Bunao and Niagara fa eePns
7p@Gay, Pa,isc Express the West Sleeping Co,he,
Buffalo Niagara Falls. CbeiBHat sI LOUIS Ds' @n'
Chicago without change
pors jery. 1880, 1890 o. 'sl5 and 1o'45 m 4:so
MIietovn 1850, 1880 .s:l5 and lo:45 S:45 4So
1890. ami = Tue $50 lGt2 a; & n am 4''o p n "
Randout and Kingston 9 III. and $3.50 y; IN. "a a..
osbsn iG 1880 1890 o. '9:l5. ana lO45 u $780, Siio
4'Ty, W:,rTics w. 30 iO;i5 a m snl 43o p. m
SsyearF S99 I9 g & Pi so s5 and l i04S iU % 145
Ptig,soo Hohoku Aaendale. and Ramses's t6 64o I5V
$3.50 .9.l5 lO45 LAO, 3;i5 o. D. fo;5O T. and llSo
PPs,.-,o, .s CAST 73O $3.50 70 TO- 9:15 loa5 1880
A. @ II noon si;45. g. 3l5 34o 43O 4:45 D. 6;lo D. oIo
1850 G:45 Il S15. 1880 and ll-3V q ns OK aa5
a. Is ami 1890 D. M and II SATURDAY. nights ouy - s,.
Cfe..Ii 5:i5 90 and lG45 M l:S0 S;lo' 4l'' o4'
a9S pa PARK and Ps.aic 6:l5 1880 $3.50 'sl5 l2
noon l5 g. 3:I5, 5:l5 6. 6;3o. Gao s'l5' 1880 and
IaiSy + and Haesenaet AS SIS and S 5 l. g. g.
s and 6 D. NJ and IL Saturday nights orN - ,oo a,s
ETgwoOl AMI Sparkhi 5o - ana tV5S H. i;G b,, o. opy
psopt and Mack o. 10 and 20 $780, $50, f42' of'
7:l5 f7I5 ,. m and Y SATURDAY .,shs Pc Sny A4s
& 6 D. m ami IL Saturday ghI ony - -. ..,, 49,. ..xs
r1ns leaving Chambersst on even or hai nou leave
n anss hour, 23dt thirtg minutes earlier boat
leaves at l:S0 m eonnessF b M az sSd 5ib M rsin
star. ron ana apartments in D,sring Room and seeo
Jog Coaeae can ~ he CompanTs Offices PAL 529 and 957
bsggs % Co,,.t BROOKLYN and tue Coupanys DepOtA
Frrs rains from the West arrive IN ioFA a. to ' -'0
and 800 y. m ,Snnd,ys ouy
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

NonIlelflu. B
Trains Harlem ker Station at 4 g. 0l5 Loo,
A:,bU a. l5, ami 6i5 p H.
~ih NcrrSuia Steamboat Fulton
Msrt,t Sir for Harlem River Station, North kes-iorA. .
For furte at hoe and drotS
~ John MOODY. Supt y. 7. Dina0n, Nes, ,loIs.
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DHILADELPHIA. via LONG BRANCH ant

DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY.-rhe splen-
dad stssmes DREW ST. JOHN leave Per Al foot Canalst,
gundays La Z .
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COTTOH hAREETA

sIyIxs.s eept hrn hddsrs l4ss Low hddhps,
lis.. OSod OYdpaIu ls<i ss resyu, 2i53 bNssi uoss
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e3j p,--rom Toms River ke On MONDAYS from Wsre'o~n
los n-Ffvm philadelphia, VnesHd Drdgeoa. Taekerton.
Hsretowp, 1c - -.
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NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.
~ Passenger depo IN NewYork Jersey City ferries rOn '9o

NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.
~ Passenger deoo NewYort. Jersey City ferries om 1000
'0r'ln'' TT TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK AS FOLLOWS:
euse Norwich Sidney Dsl Watod MddletoTn nnnedas
s:i0 a. aEwaon way for siO Delaware County NswYOi
and ea S SalS SI+sog Seins s.5o9n5,n nj
4:$0 p mister INT, Express through ElenVle wiLou
% p. M -B!oomirglale Local.
For Jerey Cy AID Atay DIVISION through Tppsn,ovu
SlOa. AID ct $50 m without ,aase OF car 2o .,i,,
Gee fGn1sSTS SAS Sop at HAc6BSSAcK AND PATERSON
TcIe s ana baggage checked all principal places by NeSYork
Trner Co. 944 Brosaway, AMI at the ferries M ~, nj,
a. hs,a [ysyf AZ % F ,loue S iaiue Ftry
" QUICK DISPATCH aad Low EST BATES; "a E,;,p,,,x
General ohc' 10 LO' Geusra Fe g Passenger Agent
NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
N FORD 4. R.-HBwYoRk AND hEW,HAyES DIVISION
AIs%%H a cen ps5o entrance c
s.r,vs1 sSts ss. lSs'F at o s5Tsh h sos w sO5
lAecp 1000 (BE 1900 - Aecn) l;9C iEL 5;V0 ibL
For South Yorv,I. 7:lo s;o5. 9o5a 100 l;oo EIS
10 sos 905 1910 M IL 90 100 22O sDd 3l6 tEII
$50 4:Ss 40 q To- StJ Sg' Io 20 ~ 10 U sno sio
m wa Shore Lre and So 10 The s;O5 M 800 aod
1000 70 ,sa S ssO and do & soG SEQ aud s;i0s N Bsspo
ami eOHnse With tr,ns 90 Shore Lane g'son ot
with Shore Le Division icr Norwich snS Newhsyen
Northampton r At Newi7en ,ua he SOB a. n and p hd
Couueerut River r. st Springfield and m for Monte: Inc
H. 5 D. n viii HoasaoEic R. At Baireeor The s;95tr
and 3l2 and 1888 N EI5 D-lsGf, 1, 70 70 h N-a,,.
suS@sy Boston Mail Trans 700 p R Springfield, at $40 p
M b.ispero cars OF Day Express ard Sleeping Car, Night b.
pres 5.e he purchased Ticket o Company Grani Cen
,rsI Depot OF at Of Transfer Co, 9ii B%alsa .ed
House ~ y and NO S0er.t' b''oAVa ""0 WI" N
CHECK baggage from residence 70 osstnapoa
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HAnBuRa-steaner Thuringil.
II1yArl-Steslner City u Merida.


ST. GEORGE n. B.-Brig Edith. -
gr JoaSs n P.-SchOoBer Souvenier.
r,, hAls eo9 Hams b... 1,30s MID Tobae,D 10000
r,oat Saf pss ms ESQ PetToia%g 400 PORK, bOL. as
ST. JOIN n B-sebooner Alenna- o,o
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THE MARKETS.
lClrefuuI reported TOR THE rRiBUSz.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

THURSDAY, Sept "a l6l4
The 1ovrg complete list Of sh29si in ves'si' which
were cleared today for foreign ports:
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NOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
ceaxa SssS1,s s,soB.fa Bsp hsSs ssT
Pier n r. ever MONDAY wednesday and Friday at oeocs p N
LOR HARLEM, landing at ELEVENTHoST;,
ASTORIA SIESP connect.
nc wth bosts Tor Hgh and Kngbhdge Boats leave
half hour G50 until p u except IL m' iA''o %
tables where boats land. sunday boat, leave every
hail hour from $3.50 a. m until tilo D. ----------.- N
CARATOGA.-Direct route via Citizens Line
saD nSSs wSns ,Ss ;.;. i"s ssoa 20 g
Sy o51 "a Excursion ticket. to Lake S. 10
CTONINGTON LINE for NEWPORT and
SIs. and n.susc.n. steamer RHODE ISLAND T.es.y.
and and and Fl P.: ssi on ss Ps1 ss
foot Of arriving in Boston .h.d o. al Ssses s.cass ns
Il hs oaS. ;Vd q Slg BrUsss % Arm,
vEAu Freight As'ns ssscdck " Pr,.ssa ''A f'" As''
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD RsAikb oF Lung
~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and aher July H. 1874 trains will leave south EshAst Brook
IMm tor P.tehogus and n,eedi.e stations eOonso.ns
at v.ley for Hampstead and ROelswy Beach
and a, B.sySa Win HSi; S' ,S TI p,. 'Ps Place .aa f'
loSOL n-Isp tsOo@nSd,.loa ''n'''a's WIN '''
iso m-B.Syaa connecting With Hampstead and
pA-P.eSosss k,p Stopping J,m.ic. s EseiIi: 4, Cen
.ls,m-Bssycs sss rrs Island EIprs. diree.
'O ss .ss Ass'R%sS.ss '''
500 m-BsbVlon oas0D connecting win hs@'Saa and
ZOO -Mtrr AGO eOupseiug With Hampstead aud
leave Roo,.,: S.-Yo 2Olnlnues before ss''ug time
Boats ss. s @lpSs ssrs re I:.;,s hybaT s%
sO0- HS'Ras s:np.i a. .s 10 Rsesa@ ssSS.ts ''''' ~
1884, .s.Sa. ss::. .s ssSs:s
500 Rnsand,y B,Sy0n AeesTT9Ss"s' q,
WICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
w PORT X I-Carrfing the u. 4. Mail
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FOREIGN,

Anstralis-Lettrrs per ench half ouncs.
 22 cents. Newspapers per esrh ounces PeHta. ts't
 China-T.attrrs Ter each half ounce. 10
 cents ,Nswspaprrs, per racb.2 censs.
 B.ilpiTm Letters per sarh h4If ounre,
 g c.nts NpwspspArs, per each 1 ounces,
 4 ..rnts
 Rrr,uuda-Lettrrs. per each bsIf sinrs.
 10 cents. Newspapers. per each. }
 r-nts.
 Brazl-Iptters. per each half ounce. f5
 cent. Newspapers. per each. cents.
 Central Anarica-L-ttars. per eafh half
 nnncp. 10 cents. Newspapers. per esch
 2 ounces. 2 cpDts
 Cubs-L.ttrrs per each half ounce. 10
 cents Newspapers. pr each. 2 crnts.
 ll-rmark-I.-ttrrs per each hrif Ouncs. cents. IN, w.paprrs. DIT zach. i rrnfss
 France Lett-rs, per each one third sof an ounce. 10 cents. Newspapers, per each, 2 cents sr%t q. -ms1 Htat4s- L-'tars, per asch half ouur-..7 t4nrs Newspapers. per each 4 nnrfe-. rr.ts
 Uuifpd K.ngdaIn .f Great Britain aud I,s- nd-L'tt-rs. per each half ounce, sx crs,G Newspapers. per 4"unces. three cents.
 Grrpce-Latt..rs. G per each half euncs. I5 cents Newspapers. per each iOur ounces. nine c-nts. ItaIy-L4ttris per each hslf ounce. 'tsn cenfs Newspapers, per each four ousees { cents rI.verr-rtacre per each hsf nunce, lU cents. Newspapers. per each, tive cents.
 Jspan-Lrtters. per each half Suncs. ten crnfs. s Nrwspaprrs. per each, ? c~ilts. per each half ounce E. lU rrrfs N-w-papsrs. per sich. 9 ccnts. Swilz-rlnnd-7-Lrtiers. per each half "nner, 10 crHts Newspapers, per esch , 1 ounces. 4 crnis
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TOWN oFFICERs.
RATES OF PoSTAGE.
DOMESTIC.

Letters. fo all parts of ihe Unit-g States; :. cents each hnlf.uncr nr fraction.
 Lft,ats, drop or ocsl. l cent each half ounce nr traction MiscrIl1n-nos mail matter (liinitrd to { lbs:) 2 cents zach 2 Oanres or fraction.
 Bnoks (limit-d to14 lbsSi ? c-nts each 2 Onhr-s or fraciiou.T .f
 Ntwsfap-rs. srrds. etc. (s-e list in Post Offirr-) Hunted tn 4 lbs, cent each 2 ounces or frsction.
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NOTICE.

N"iIcr is hereby gwen that all debts fer ndy' rtlslnp due the ARiZ.INA, SENTINEL prior to StpteDbrr l6,b. lc73. are pay able [" C l.. Muior, sni iru.lt and -fs''r- that date to Wm J. Berry. All unpaid subscrinllsns tn the >entinel'' arc pay abe |" Wm J. Berry. w6o wiil also co:n pirt- nl suascripiisns paid 10 E. L' Mn rprmr io Octobrf l2th.. 1873. Fer sons i,asr,g3 claims against the "srnn' mel ffice prior to the ilth inst wiii P's' sent thein for collection to C. l. Minor.' i FtfHIFT C. l.. MlNOkt q
 daa.4 wAs '& BSkks
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MIsCELLAEEY.

building last week, and now they are. putting in the lights. "Yes," answered his friend. "and next week they vii! put in the liver"
 One of the readiest replies We have heard lately was made by an Irish laborer. A gentleman trav- cling on horseback "dewn east'' came upon an Irish man who was fencing in amoSt barren and des. olate piece of land. "Whst are YOU fencing in that lot for. Pat?" said he; a herd of cattle wntild starve to deathpn that land" ""And sure. yer hnnor. wasn't I fencin' it in to kape the poor bastes out of it:"
 The cruelest young female is the girl the Wisconsin country papers are boasting of. They are all telling how she .sheared thir. teen sheep in five hours "tha oth- erday." and now, of course, those thirteen innocent sheep are left in this weather without over coats.
 A Dakota Sheriff attached show the other day. and while tackling up a sale notice on the elephants hind quarters, which the officer mistook for a small barn. the animal swung his tail around. There were eight hacks at'thelfuneral, besides several on his person. tJtits..ts Ff
 The following piece of Oriental f1attery is quoted by the Paris Monite,tr: "An American Giplan, atisr, Mir, Wade, having lately died at Pekin. the Chinese at. trbuAed his disease to the inex- pressible emotion which he expe. rienced at seeing the august face Ofthe Emperor. Deluded nor. tals; it was the smell caused his death.
 Peter Van Dyke. an old chap who lied in New Hampshire re- centlv, worth S140,000 in cash, requested in his will that no one "ShOuld snuff1a and shed croco, dile tears at his fur eral, but cover him over and then hurry home to fight over his muney." |
 Miss Sarah Savage, of Portland wants S5,N0 from her mistress, who injected vitrnl into the optic as Sarah was peeping through the key hole of the parlor door. Sarah has quit the peeping busi- ness whether she gets her money or not.
 A Promising youth at Des Moines recently stole his mothers last ten dollars and purchased {, pistol. while a boy may get along without bread, for a time at least, it is difficult to under stand how it would be possible to get along without pistol.
 An English Judge has decided that thread manufacturers who m 4rk ''2)0 yards" on spools hav- ing but l5O yards are guilty of no Offcnse if they ship the sp0"ls to America. Can't we ship, them another load of wooden hams and nutmegs? asg
 A Peora naturalist, in attempt ing to warn the ears of a frozen wasp over gas,jet discovered that the tail ofthe insect >thawed | out first and worked with a r;l- >pidity that was as astonishing as the hideous profanity of the naturalist. who held the insect ky l the tail while thus experiment.. ing.
 A dandy asked an old sexton if the ringing of the bell didn't put him in mind of his latter end "No," replied the grim grave digger "but the rope puts me in mind of yours."
 An Irishman being asked in Court for his certificate of mar riage, showed big scar on his head, about the size of a small shovel.
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 tuition.

DR. J. B DYoTT graduat" of J"ff.r- son Medical College. P'tiladrlphia. author of several valuable works. can b. consult pd nn all ais~as..s of the Sexual Or Urinary o. gnns. (wtrh he aas III ,dr an rsp~rial stud, either in male ar female. no matter frmn what cause originating nr of how L.ng standing A practice of 30 years pnahl..s him to treat diseases with sucrrss. Cures guaranteed Cha'prs rras"nab'e. Those ai a distance can forward letter ir crihmg symptoms snd enclosing stamp [" prepay p"staga,
 xs,nd for th- GUIDE TO HEALTH.
 Price 10 cents.
 J. B. DYOTT, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. lo4 Duane Street New York City, New York.
 jan3l-ly
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-21
AUSTIN NEWS.

ACcIDENT.-James Ryan was struck
i'm the hips by a falling timber. in the
Saratoga mine, to-day, and sustained
some slight bruises. The first report
we heard VAS that he had been killed
by a blast; but we take pleasure in
stating that his injuries are not of II
serious nature.
DEAp-nEAD.-Mr. Crockett, Agent
tor the Battle Mountain and Austin
stage line, has given strict orders TO
the drivers not To eject Shep. Wilson
from the stage tonight, ii lie refuses to
pay his fare.
MYHoN ANGEL, at one time one of
the editors of this paper, has been APP
pointed II copying clerk IN the 'ai'iof-
mia State Senate.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-21

JoNES.-Jones, the Nevada Senator,
has so much money that he is troubled
to get rid of it,. How much he is
worth, or the o of his daily il
come, are probably facts not known to
lin. Jones is said to be preparing for
operations in Oakland, and we hope he
will cove. or send some of his money
here. lie has made sone investments
III berkeley, and is expected to start a
ferry and build up II town there. He
has an eve on the Oakland wa err front,
and it would be a good thing for Oak
land, as we'll as Il good thing for Jones.
if he Shorld obtain an interest in that
neutrality-suspicious. Nous.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-21
A GAMEsOr BHAG,

Some of the boys felt playful a night
or two since, and to pass away the
time it was proposed that they should
indulge in Il little game of cards.
Three Of them seemed willing, in fact
from all appearances they seemed to
agree wonderfully well for strangers,
and i, was remarked that the smaller of
the trio, he who had Il dog following
him, was from the country and did moi
seem to be well posted in the manipu-
laiion of the pasteboards. None ofthe
fancy shutlling for him, but the reyu-
lar hay-mow style. They were all
gathered in a back room of the s%aloon,
around Il small table, playing bra".
several propositions were made to
make the game 1Our-handed; but no,
.heH were only playing for
'heil' so the fourth chair remained va
cant. Stakes were low, half Il dollar
Soillctilie>. After Il while an a.hle;ic
person dropped in. Now, our friend
Na Drag payer; of curse he wanted
" pay, but the small maj with the
.''''hc AT his heels thought he better
MOI siI Nv Only Il little game to
pass 'he time away, you know, he re-
m"'Neu; didnt much care about gam
"tI' dropping in: but if he insisted,
WY ol course. lie was not the man 70
.ci",e to let him take Il few hands and
~. HIS i'ick, just to pass the time
T,hm'!' lietook il seat and go: Il hand
| nv" ~, cards constitutes Il hand ut braS.
,"1re was about ~ chips OH the board,
"u our friend had two braggerS, jacks,
course. lie made it good. So did
"u wv" others; ditto, man from the
.'"h!ry with the dog. Then the dealer
,a"i.s 10 the athlete, how many will you
% "" n card, he said. lie had two
. WV. ana drew an ace, now holding
l,,"nS'e ACES Smooth, he took two;
, M''o Slick; and the dealer, who VAS
,n Young man from the country, he
,h h"N only three-a book. Smooth had
lay H.. age and passed to the dealer. lie
JoI, one' anu the new conner bet fifteen
,ha '',s more. The rest passed, and
uo ueaer Remarked: how MANY did
."" uraw? \ card, says he. Well,
Iilstle Young man from the country,
viii, l want to lay down this hand; l
,,"l ~ thirty more than YOU. 1t
~" ,N !he last chip. What have you
fha >'NSthe new conner. Aces" saws
"eaier, and then the H.. C. was
hn,'H ne ala not have more money to
onr ne reached for the money but
hi ""tiu rom h rural districts said
we're All aces, and raked in the
w.n' oh! says the athlete, and
tnn o"' oi the ROOM, runinaiiny ON
anrir ""'erh: Never judge by appear
his laSt seen of the Young man and
for .hey We're on the stage bound
know %che. Any who wants to
trjc,1 no" many cards our athletic
,h,, s""H' had better be sure that
iLin... ",;. ~ not within sight, or some
''"s might happen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-21
STOCK REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO. January 20.
MORNING Ro,Rp.
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~ Alpha-5 tiib3
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~, Gontidcncc-l5 Ia III l2ttaa
20 Bullion-27
l2l tabs, 81
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40 Mcciduntal-ib:O 34b;D
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20 Mon Con.-N l9i22 2Ob0
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40 Alamo-6
so Lady w~ashington-5 r. ~ -
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1000 Jacob Littlc-i
70 American Con.-Ia
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40 Eclipse-6t4 50
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N New York Conf 80
10 Dayton-9
10 American Flat-77I,bW
40 " oodviilc-lA
100 Mint-Nc
80 N~cvada-Ia
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800 Leo-70c
~ Andes-y.
30 Con. Washoe-l'as
- EVENING BOARD.
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40 haymond u Elv-2, ~ 81
30 Eureka Comb ID .b5 l3'. 1874
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100 Watson-5x
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50 Eureka &. V.-lj
$50 Golden Chariot-2l 10 203
% M~ahogany-11
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100 Mnmnloth-:Dc
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30 Overman-S2 81 Sjb;D 81
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