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The Portland daily press., 1874-07-17

fair minded citizen, and again returning my
heartfelt thanks to the people of the 9TH Con-
gressional District.
L am, very truly yours,
EUGENE HALE
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The SIOOp Yacht Carrie 10 Let

On reasonable terms to responsible parties. In
qure of L. P. SENTER, with Gowell s. Greenough,
je24sntf I49 Middle Street.
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ST hit;IAL NOTICES.

COAL.
5000 tons of the best Family and Steam
Goals to be m sved at once, ITO enable MS
TO repair our sheds >,
Parties wishing to purchase will do well
10 call and see the COAL n !. d o tain our
prIs es before purchasing els where.
We can sell cheap as any aeaIer in
town. Cali and see for yourselves.
JAMES 4 WILLIAMS,
500 Com mercial II.
Wood of all kinds sawed, or not cOnsta n &
~ on hand. jv17sn3t
Our entire Stock of Dress Goods selling
at cost.
VfCKERY 4 LEIGHTON,
jyl7d1wsn 1853 Middle Street.
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-17

MINISTER'S CoNFERENCE.-The American
held in Bath, commencing next Monday and
continuing through the week. Ministers will
be present from Massachusetts, New York, In
diana, Ohio, Illinois and from other states, and
from Casada. A sub committee of the Con-
ference, being commission on the revision of
liturgy, is in session the present week; its
meetings having commenced Wednesday.
Among the members of the commission now
in session are the Rev. j. K. Hubbard, ID. d.,
of Chicago, the Rev. George Field of Toronto,
Canada, the Rev. P. Stuart and the Rev. Frank
SewaIl of Ohio. and the Rev. William B. Hay
den of this city.
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SUM MER BOARD.
In Saco, on the road leading from Saeo to Port
land about two miles from
OLD ORCHARD,
and few minutes walk from the famed
Cascade and Mineral Spring.

This place Is four miles from the city Of Saco and
eleven miles from 20. tland ON the Portland road
The road om che house to Old Orchard Is a most
beautiful one. shaded nearly the whole distance by
large trees The house is nearly and ii, ed up
this seas ON for few country bOarders. Parents
sh to send their children will find this rare
chance. Good stable 70 horses anu carriages. Pleas
ant walks aud drives, and good fshingin the vcini-
~. A good team will be in readiness for Old Or
chard. For particulars address 49, PRESS flee
or call in person between and p. jylT
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-17

SHIP BUnDING.-The editor of the New York
Stakeholder S. P. Dinsmore, Esq, native of
Maine, has just returned from au extended tour
in New England, and says Of the revival of ship
building:
AT some of the ship building places there is
noble activity, recalling the memory, If not
reaching the dimensions, of old time activity
Six or seven large vessels We're noticed on the
stocks at Newburyport, aud as many at Port
land. The ShIpyards in Maine generally are
busy, with prospect that the aggregate ton
mage launched for the year in the state will
compare favorably with last years, which was
in excess of that of any of the fifteea or twenty
Years previous.
RICHMOND CAMP MEETING. --Excursion
tickets to the state camp-meetlug at Richmond
Aug. 4th, will he sold at all the principal sta.
tons of the European and North American,
Portland & Ogdensburg, Portland s. Rochester
and Maine Central railroads, and their branch
es. Facilities for boardand lodging at very low
and application for lots, tents or rooms, should
be sent to A. H. Howard, Hollowel,
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs CELEBRATION The
Massachusetts knights of Pythas, through
their graud lodge, have received and accepted
invitations to participate in grand celebration
by the order in Maine at Portland, August 6.
1t is proposed to parade in the forenoon, enjoy
a harbor excursion to Little Hog Is AID, with
fish and clam bake, and regular dinner and
on door sports, and in the evening a prone
as far as perfected, are for the .Alassdchusett it's
knights to charter the steamer New Bruins
wick fer the round trip starting from this city
on the afternoon of the 5th.-B0stoR AdUrrtiSer.
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sPOK ZEN.

June %, lat 81 n, Ion E, barque H L Gregg. from
New York for Venice.
No date. lat 81 80 N len So, sch Carrie Clark I'm
New York Tor Barbados.
No date, lat = 10 S, lon so Is, ship Mogul. from
Liverpool for San Francisco.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
No. 12 Pine st Portland.

fENHE Misses SYMONDS viii reopen their School
a for Young Iauies on TIL URSDAY. 5, MT rbs
lIth For Circulars containing the PARTICULAR. adj
dress the Principal, No. II Pine st. jyI7sod2m
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For Lake WinnepiseOgee.

Trains leave Portland Il Rochester
,-s-=.s... = Depot for Alton Bay al 80 a m and
sssoesssessssrJ As p. m.
For Wolfboro and Centre Harbor
via Alton Bay and Steamer Mt. Washington, 80 a.
M passengers taking this train IN make the entire
mp over the Lake and return day. arriving in
Portland at 20 y. m
For Wofbor ',.yia Wolfboro Junction all raj, at
80 a. IN. and Ais -. M.
jyl1du w. h. TURNER. SUI erinteneent.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and tagen upon oiIaself the
trust OF Administrator OF the estate OF
HENRY ii. LIBBY, late Of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons HAVING de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are reqqire
TO exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon TO make payment 70
CHARLES +. LIBBY, Administrator
Portland, July I, 1874. NI7diaw3wsF
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER

TEHIS elegant preparation is prepared from the
IL TRUE Jamaica Ginger. con bined vii b choice
aromIti IS ani genuine French brandy, and Is vastly
superior every other Extract Essence Of Ginger
before the pubc-al of which are prepared with al
cohol by the old process.
CHOLERA M0RBUS,
Cramps, Pains, niarrhea, and Dysentery, are in
stantly relieved by it. IL will render r. attack OF
Cholera Morbus impossible, If taken when the sym-
ION OF this dangerous complaint first manifest
themselves
CRAMPS AND PAINS
change of water diet, 100 free induig, e IN ice
water, exposure to sudden changes of temuerature
are Immediately relieved by it. One ounce added TO
gallon OF
ICE WATER
And sweetened. forms a mixture, which las a cooling
healthy. and reii eshing Summer Beverage has
equal. Barrels OF ice water, prepared in this way,
may be drank without tue slightest iDju,y and hap
ny is the man who finds in this substitute tor sr-
luous liquors. It's value to the Farmer, Mechanic,
ana Laborer, cannot be mated. Ii Is cheap
as TO be within the reach of all; finely favored as
TO be enjoyed by lovers of the choicest liquors.
DYSPEPSIA,
Flatueney, Sluggish Digestion. want Of Tone and
Activity in the Stomach Bowels. Oppression
ait Eating. are sure to be relieved by SINGLE dose
taken after each meal
S100WILL BE PAID for hottie Of any other
Pt VOExtract or Essence of Jamaica Ginger IL
found TO equal ii in fine flavor, purify ana prompt
medicinal effect. Largest, Cheapest and Best Take
| no other until you have given 4 a trial.
WEEKS & POTTER, BE sTON,
General Agents.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Cadiz inst, haraue Eva IL Fisk. Nichols
Boston
Sid I'm Havre 18th inst, Loretta Fish, Watts, Car
diff baTaue Evanell, Hichborn. Sydney CB
Ar at Gibraltar nth, barque Fury. Hopkins, from
Philadelphia.
rick, Rio janet o.
Ar al st Thomas Sd inst, briqs Ennis, Dyer from
Grenada; 4tb, Merriwa. Downes. 10.
At Point Petre Goth ult, brig Sarah Emma, Car
ter, for New York days
Ar at Havana 9th inst, ship VIM Wilcox, Curtis,
Guauape.
Sid sih, brig Frontier. Blaisde North of Hatteras
Sid FIN Matanzas Sth inst Baryue Joshua Lorng,
Blanchard. North Of HateTas.
Cid at Montreal 18th inst, barque Kate Harding,
Harding Monte video.
Sid FIN Pictou 3lst ut, brig Thos Owen Guptil, for
st Jago.
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Ent out at Liverpool LIST, Genevieve Strickland
Strickland, New Orleans.
Ar at london ID Emerald Isle, Williams, for New
YORK.
Ar at Cardiff lst Norwegian, Rogers Valencia.
Sid 1sC, Davii Brown. Cocoril. Callao.
Passed the Lizard Is; inst, l. Gilchrist, Emerson
from Antwerp for New York. c Southland, Brown
Havre for Cardiff
Ar at Penarth sOth, Florida Curtis Havre.
Ar at Helvoet 30lh ut, Penang, Patten, from Bal.
timore.
Sid fin Greenock list inst Signal Williams, Viii.
mington.
Ar at Flushing list inst Annie Torrey, Libby, from
New York.
In Elsinore Sound 9th ult, Clara Eaton, Norman
from Reval fo- Bristol.
Ar at Seville 22d ult L Staples Showers, from New
York.
Boston.
Cid 23d. Fidelia, Young, Cape Breton.
Sid I'm Lisbon 23d ult, Clara Pckens, Coombs, for
Cadz.
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WALDO COUNTY.

Grasshoppers are reported to be doing much
damage to growing crops in different sections of
the state.
The rear drive in the Kennebec has passed
North Arson. The water has been high all
along, and an unusually clean drive has been
made
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12

ART G.hLLERY. Daring his absence
in The East, Wm. Van .NlS.inr, of the
Wine Rooms, purchased quite Il col
lection of oil paintings, descriptive of
he la:e crusade by the females on the
liquor saloons. which in point of acct
rlcy are doubtless unsurpassed. His
collect ion also embraces Il vivid repre-
>~enta,ion of tie four seasons. which
are remarkably iint pictures. An in
>pcction OF the gallery would we'll re
pay lovers of the ar; and i'll order that
all may have an opportunity to view
the saline. YAM will keep the entire coll
lee ION on exhibition at his Wiue
Rooms during the Neck: after which
hey will be forwarded to san Fran
cisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12
Second EFcai.

Those who had bet on Winnemucca
being the winner, having lost their
hed-e, and many fell deeper i'll the
mlrc 10y buying tie Colorado Mare
against the field. The three horses
We're called promptly on lime, and a
fine start had at the first trial, Colorado
leading, but soon giving NAY to Nettic
Moore. At the hllf-mile Eureka
Maid. in Il lively squirt took second pc
~itiun. retaining II during the heat;
Colorado saved her distance inst a.
NetJie Moore passed TN Ter the line.
closely followed by the Maid. Time.
t.o4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12

!ioH>E> FOR SALE. J.. Is. Scott
offers for sale. on or about June Is, i
number of fine Young horses. broken
81 u~nbrOFGn. Sec notice.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12

Bullion ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tho
Richmond Company shipped >o,0>>
sounds of refined bullion to the rail
rua |. by r~ritchlrd'> line.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12

DE>p.-Antonio Casino. the we'll
known fruit paldllr. died yester-
lay afternoon ef consumption. Do
ceased a We'll known throughout the
>:aeanl WAS about ~ wears OF age AT
he time of his death.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12
The First Ascat.

Some trouble cn>ucd i'll getting the
animals off at anything like III even
start, but at the third attempt word was
given to go. all the horses having
Il good start. Nettie Moore led the
rtlck until near the iuarttr-po>t. when
the Colorado Mare tapped lIcr. and be
fore reaching the half-in.le WAS Il
length ahead. Betting vas freely in
Obliged in. that the Colorado Mare
woull win the heat. | p 10 the home
>trtch Eureka Maid had gained tnc
second posi- ion, with Net;ie Moore At
her flank. the rest >%,ra--iing in the
rear, aud Keeping that position durin4
the heat. As the Colorado Mare
passed under the line the dis
aice flag "a, dropped, shutting
ont Gleason Queen, tanntila
md Winuciuucca. Time. Loo.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12

BoUGIrr AND SoLD-An descriptions
of new and secondhand furniture,
kitchen and household goods, at T..
Stars store. Hamilton. my26
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12
FINE BOOKS.

\. Rcdcwill, the popular agent of A..
l.. Bancroft II Co.. san Francisco, is
in town soliciting orders for that -four
;.hi,r homo ,no,r ,,bor h,,LS
~
WHICH ne Is introducing VIC hotice tic
follow ing:
.Ail Around the w,rII"
l., rorL ,,bi.b i, ,o;,, ,r I;.or,r,.
:, 49,.
ii'cri'' iii"Stfi'ioii anu ''eci'''ic''i CON
>jructiOn, Is among the first of modern
publications, one of the features OIL
,huuor,- :. Lu.uu,. o,, ,;I,.r,I
NV - - iii r,,iu,,S ,hnro hnin'r
mn Ln.S ,b,r nna fha.r-,,'l anrr, -
III, ,,,i,a 81 H.,
-, a'r.
and fnn ,r.s s,n,,rv ,uI I,nIuc,nn
cities and towns. etc. Special care has
bech exercised 10 give an tht aScer-
IL - i'e'.,' AVN ~
reliable testimony in the severa coun-
tries ucutipnrI in the work.
.y,a.rrr,uo a.. Lis. u,,,w ,,,.
S,.r,...
~ i.
III pooh VIII pe io"h'' VI
the most. fascinating character.
II il vrit,en in =, stvln hotn
,. ,,,u
Wv ''o
chaptefs are ol Wonueflul dramatic
cilarac' ef. alid VIII iascl'iitc aliu en-
cilaiii the attention OF Tie reader. Inc
bn"h treats rriilei raliV OF an sorts ol
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12

LITEEARY.-Postma>ter Ramsey has
received all the late periodicals from
he East. Seats for the torthcOm-
iug dramatic performances of the Tom
plr;on Troupe can he secured at his
stand at the Po>toitict.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12
COr;cS Of TcScimOntnIS.

From T. OCunncll. Bishop of Msrysville:
| have great pleasure in stating that have
experienced instantaneous relief after the
operation performed by DR.. Schlu.ser.
r. b'G0NNELL.
From Hon. j udgc Ogden Hoffman:
pr. Schlossrr has removed from my feet a
large number ot corns with great skiil. and
without causing the least lnin. | take plcas.
Urc IN Recommending him to any persons re-
u|niring his services. OGDEN HOFFMAN,.
From Gen. q. II. Lagrange, :. +. Mint:
| certify that DR.. SchlosSer renewed several
Germs from my feet in a few minutes. and
without The least pain.
O. II. LAGRANGE.
From |. Friedlnndrr. :. f.:
1t affords me pleasure to recommend pr.
Schle,.cr tor his Mill III extracting COINS per-
manent!y, without causing the least Mn.
l.. EklEDLANpEI.
From Rev. $. Nulty. Catholic Church. Nir-
gInia:
| feel great pleasure in recommending pr.
SehlaSser to all my friends and acauaintanees
in this city. having had experience OF his
skill in the matter Of his Profession.
KEY. :. NULTY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12

THE TEMrLEruN>.- OF the second
I ertormanrc of the TenYlctonS III
Austin the RcrriIl" lf2> the following:
Another good house. greeted the Tenn
pleton Troupe last evening, on the oc-
ca>ion of the performance of Rip Van
WnNle. John Tcnpleton enacts the
part of Rip TO perfect on-it could net
lie better; and Miss Alice Nane. as
Gre chen. played her part With a true
appreciation of the demands OF the
character. Little iiay Vas, As usutl,
charming. and won the hearts OF the
audience i'll her impcrSonaiipn of Lo-
rena.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Arrivals and Departures.
STOCK REPORT.
SAN tR,ycisco. Juno

SAN FRANCISCO. Jun III
oRSISG BOARD.
4i7U Orhir-li ia - 2b5l ~
40 Gould A~Curry-.0l, 20 bio 20l4 20
I'D Best Il Bclch'r-2i2Ja
4W Savngc-EO II $50 ST. 50
20 Chollar-rd "a g. 81 50
5S5 Hale X Norcross-ij ijhsD H.
s3 kcntack .lis30 10. II .b$J
81 Empire Mills -
rs importantly a. 4 $50
10 yellow ,Jacket-7i7il.
2l5 Crown Points, 50 S2i4 81
10 .Alpha- l. l2'. ~ ebm
$40 Eelchrr-7s 79i.bj79's 1850
10 Ec~lipsc-4'2
aH5 Woodvilic-l
100 F~atten-1ic
10 Con. Nir-inia-1 49,
40 Confidence =.
- ENChrlucr-3i -
80 ~Ncvala-l7
5S5 Glohc-l. l'.2
40 knic crbockrr-fa T.,
TN Caledonia l. w. l7bj
n .juStic~-Sl, \
us Uyerman--7 27'42sE 50
10 Seq. Eclcher-7l72i2
:o5 julia
s45 Baltimore Con.-dG', g. bso
ID1 taiitornia-3T 23Si. -
81 | tab.
10 >iver %niil-7i.S
40 Succor Ia
10 | Mon ton-ll lW 10
$40 New iork Con.-li2
10 hayton-J'4
7N irtoi- bc Ec
100 l.ndy Bryan 10 63'4
lis American Flat So g. 6i4
100 seq. nhude island -62..c
lOo lyicr- 'c
AFTERNOON BOARD.
~ Meadow Nallrv-13- 81
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SUBSCRIPTION received for all the
Eastern wecklies and m~OnthlieS;
also. for the san Francisco papers and
magazines. II the PoStOtlice Stationery
and News Depot. d3o#
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12

PRESERVE NoUE SGGur.-J. StrauS
informs the public that he is the sole
AGENT tor the Sun F'rin-i>c, Spectacle
co. for this place. He has on hand Il
great variety OF spectaclc> and eve
classes suitable to all ages. set in cold,
rubber or steel frames. and lenses to
tit any frame. At his emporium. in
Wells. Fargo x COS building. can b.
found 4 complete assortment of WATCH
e., chains, .iewelry and precious one
He will leave this week for san Fran
cisco 10 purchase new designs for the
summer >ea>on.t je7u
SAN. FREEMAN pays the highest
price for secondhand furniture.
sam buys saloons.
sam buys all kinds of secondhand
household goods.
sam will sell anything YOU have at
auction. nN-NI
NJ. b. B@AErit*rr, real estate agent,
Houses for rent and for sale III all
parts of the city. Also |. 4. l;alclrln>
agent for the Monroe survey. oilicc
at the California lumber ward. south
east corner Of Baei and Bai"nian
streets. apIu
FoH Il complete assortment % tiH-
ware. rarlor and cooking stoves, or
any a~rticle i'll The hardware line. 90 To
Maup.n \ ,romer'>. -
tHoCErRY.-rhc largest assortment
Of c~rucl>ery ware in town can he found
NJ Npp, Er:AtbaYn'S ap Main >frtat nj
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'I.si,' Heat.

According to The rule, governing the
race, Eureka Maid not having won Il
heat, MAS sent to the stable much tothc
regret OF all, as the animal was looked
upon as a sure winner of the race, had
She been allowed To run this heat. col
orado Mare appeared in poor condition
20 " farther. the race being beyond
her powers of endurance. Nettir
Moore WAS the conceded winner. and
from the start Wilenei the hrccch al
every jump. going At an easy Gii;
around the track, distaucing the mare
and winning the race and money.
Time. los.
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THE RACES!
IN EXClTIIG RACE WITH MN ENIRIES.
NErryE MOORE THE WIENER!
CLOSE OF THE SPRING MEETING

The last day of the Spring meeting
at the Willows Race Course was far SUI
pcrior To the recrding one, the inter-
est manifested as to the result of the
race being apparent on all sides. Al
though the races did not come oil I'M
til after two o'clock, the road
was at an early hour lined Will!
STAGES, bu-oics and other convey
anccS. loaded to their utmost capacity
with the spectators of the event. Pool
selling commenced Il l. o'clock. Win
nemucca taking the lead, with but few
exceptions, Nettie Moore selling AZ
second choice, the Colorado Mare
third, the remaining animals in the
field. The major portion of the pools
sold were of fair amounts and about
$500 worth of ticke.s We're purchased.
The Attendance
Yesterday was fully up to that of the
previous day, Il larger nunbero of ladies'
being present on the grounds. Among
the many there we noticed Under
sheriff I,rllrude. OF Hamilton, ThnS.
Wren. Ben. Levy. sheriff j. -. Sulli-
van, J. IIardic, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Clark. Mrs. p. Tower. Miss Ida Me-
Gee. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Chase. James
Kellogg and wife. J.. II. Lockwood,
Crowell, Miss Swensson, Miss Ella
Davis, MIR. and Mrs. Fred. Barnes, DR..
J.. Rodgers. NJ. u. Foley, Mike and
James Walsh. Mr.. and Mrs. John
D'Laughlin. Thos. :. Douglas, Max
Ohcr:clder. MI. Franklin. AMI Judge
Day. l.. Baily. At half-pa>t two
The Judges.
NJ. X. Chlmblin, Luther Clark and 7.
}. Bell, took their places on the stand,
and the horses We're ordered from
the stable. Me~SrS. Mckenzie.
Clark, Bishop and Powell Wcr"
appointed ratrol judges. and Fred.
Barnes, distance Judge. The horses had
now made then appearance and were
the center of attraction of their reSpCc-
tive admirers, Who. af er critically X
anlining their taNori'e, made Il break
for the pools to venture another in
>tailmcnt on the result. All of the
animals entered (>iN put i'll an appear
ance although il WIS thought that the
Gleason Queen would be Withdrawn.
The ridri>. after being called tip to the
stand. we're given the u>Ual in>truc-
lions; ai.cr which they drew for choice
of position with the following result:
Eureka Maid, Henry Oscar. riicr, no
rolor,: Colorado Mare. Horace White
rider, color. Whisc: Galnalia. Jimmy
.Itll rider. eolor> rel and blue; Ne;tic
Moore. Charley Lawrence rider, colnr>
blue and white; Gleason Queen, Nose
Watkins ri Ter. no colorS. and Winnp-
mucca, Johnny Thacker. rider. colors.
red and viii G.. Some difficulty WAS
experienced in clearing the track and
one man was Knocked down lv the
horse ridden by Deputy Sheriff Walsh.
VINO WAS ~cndeavoring to keep the
ours clear.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12

CHocKrRY.-rhc LARGEST assortment
o: cruc!>ery ware IN town a I've found
nj sam. fr;tlmWn's, on Main street, nj
prices lower than the lowest. apl-tt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12

GENrt.rrr>'s under Clothing. the
finest assortment i'll town. ut w. II.
( lark. al2l
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RErrENEn.-William Van AlStine.
after II >@oiourn Of ome weeks mo
the old folks at home in the far East.
returned Yesterday morning. During
his absence he has visited his friends
IN Canada. Michigan and Illinois. but
found no place that he would change
for Eureka. Van SAYS the Local ops.
are having things their way III
nlany Of the owns of those States, il
being impossible to get eve as much
u a smell of the needtul.
RESERVEDSEAT>.-Mr. McCahe, the
;!gcnt OF the Tcmpleton Star Alliance,
desires us to say that he has been
unable to secure Il sufficient number
OF chairs needed at Eureka Hall dur
tig the stay of the troupe. ~llea>k>that
al Who reserve seats and can procure
CHAIRS of THEN own. will be kind
enough to leave their anne and adj
dress AT the Po>tol1ice, and the chairs
will be called for and returned after the
performance.
Police CoUEr-R. NJ. BEATTY JUS-
TicE.-Yesterlay James Gouchy. alias
!" RATHER WAS sentenced to pay a fine
Of so for disturbing the peace, in de
fault of which he Went to jail for ten
days. Peter Morris, for assault and
battery. was likewise found guilty, and
Mulc.ea in The Suln at $50.
WORK COMMENCED. = Norkmen
Were engaged yesterday in making the
preparatory arrangements for the con-
atruction Of the new ado ion to Thach-
er's building for the u oi the Masonic
order. The Out-hou>c> in the rear of
the building have all been removed.
D the tone maSonS vii! commence
work II few days.
FKoM liANILroN.-Wiliiam Sharon.
!. l.. RcIila and party, returned from
HAMILTON Yesterday.
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FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sharon.
I. l.. lseIua and party, returned from
hamilton Yesterday.
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FoH Il conf !ete assortment q tiH-
ware. parior and cooking stoves, or
any artir!e i'll The hardware line. 30 To
Naup.n \ Cromer'>. ~
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a. Rcdewill, the popular agent of A..
l.. Bancroft II Co.. san Francisco, is
in town soliciting orders for that Hour
i>hing house. Among other books
which lie is Introducing We nnticn the
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Summary.

WILLpWS' ltArn COURSE. EUREKA,
NEN., June ll.-pur>e 4,tt 10 ul>l
horse: $50 added tor second. Mile
heats ; in ; Ia all horses that have no
beaten , minutes,
j. Davis = III. Colorado Mare...1 o dis.
NJ. Walsh'S b III Eureka Maid.o u "
T.. trScr + h taunella.......-....ilS.
Jot Travis : III Gleason QueVn...di>.
l.. Nor : h WmneEaueea dis.
Time, l,51',, 2:ol, o.,o'2.
The above race close, the Sprin"
meeting. hut number of the owners
of the above horses nave si@niiied Ia
compete for the purses offered IA the
summer meeting, which takes place
next month, and viii keep their horses
1T the track uniil that tiHn2.