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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-07
Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIA sl,r .na
y Partnership heretofore eXl,iins b'.ires
The undersigned in the blackmilllls al rv.
has this day been dissolved by ml'GI i srn
All debts due OF owing to sma Per.
must be paid TO Geo. ". "i'i,Ot tirm will
sons holding demands against .aiu a;,n,"refi
present their demands TO Geo; Mrn
settlement. -. E.iIM0IE.
Eureka. January u, 81. IN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-07
MEDICAL.
TO THE uNronrr,~.
Ne" HE"ED'Es, NEW sr,,,.
DR.. ClBBoN,s n,e,..

OR. c'esoN's DIsprr..
Ne. e2s KEAENY STREET
~ commercial, San Franeisra COPyp
,sancs on numerical street. r%flrsts.r.'
- ,"r n treatment Of sexual aasisAds,
E~.,IaSes's uch as Gonorrhua. TIA and >eaSsi
nrn,t,r III a!i ITS forms, Seminal ySstrie,qr
tnJ'. 1'r: etc. skin diseasa'" tsasns,
iy treated. '"0 ''eer"'ed Legs, etc., .S = y,s'
Dr.. GlBBON has tho n,o, s
cling that he has returned tasufe d a,,.
principal hospitals of Euron 'om &vsyS
The Doctor has spared no;,,.-
money IN seeking out new ra,u Inv,
.fa.rneu win increased facili,ies ses ,as
walton OF human suffering. i@f AtS
seminal Wcnkn..
seminal emission is the cop.eona...
abuse. IN: solitary vice. or dnaencea>.
,luu'sehce Is praeticcd by the v v"a,h s1al
:eNes 70 ah almost unlimited ey,er sn o Mi
49, uIcIIihs certainty the ynaG.
by scientific medical mcosr snless eonba,1
countenance. dark spots md, W.: SaRos
IN the head. ringing in the ears 'ac eye. lin
rastiing of leaves or %ra,,lin, :, nIlse like ts
ca>iness about the loins. veal %shaflOts, IN.
limbs, confused vision, blnnted ;a, Of liz
OF confidence. ditlidcnce in approa miISIleet, les
gers. a dislike to form new aco'"eaIts ''fa,.
disposition to shun society. losas 1a az
puppies and various eruptions oL VI mentiy,
hectic hushes, turred tongue. "sS o.;l ne fac,
coughs consumption. night sweo,s ofeaih,
MA, and frequently INSANITY. If All mGioas
obtained. you should apply imm ,elig BENT
thcr IN person or by letter, and TLaa.ely' o.
effected by. his now and sciop,;sI'a nave cue
treating this disease, which navy, lsOle u
etiecting a quick and radical cure 'aHs u
Cured ut Homo.
Persons at a distance NAV bo r, y., :
HOME. by addressing a letter n m NJ "a #
BON, stating case. symptoms. len,, bbn. VII
the disease has continued. and baee, ~ VI nhs
promptly forwarded. free from dam ,aeaNll,
curiosity. to any part of the co"n u.a ana
iull and plain directions for use. br M via
SO III eein Iii u registered letter ,bra ",sH !,
u~ostotlicc. or through Nclls. FARO i gs'A 'a
"A package OF medicine will he 49, Svu.
by express to any part OF the Jnion '"ua
Persons writing to the Doctor will Ma.
state the name OF the PAPER thew sea III I" :
vertiScment in. Asas
All communications strictly ccnfder,i,,
Address Dr.. !. = GIpIuHN'
Box 1871. San Francisco, Ca,ise,n',
tpt-ly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-07

And you and each of you are hereby lsf
fed that unless the amounts due nom g@s@ -
you shall 10 paid on or before tne eAlnras.
Of ninety days rom TIL, date TO W.. II. ia".
rort. at his Office in Eureka, Nevada o. y
the undersigned. your respective ihlg,c~
hail become the property OF your e,-v ,,nnJ
in said mining claims, under ana oI YAH sit'p Is
the law OF Congress, approved May lqtn, 1%-
cutitlc.i An Act TO promote Tue pg'u vtl
mont of the Mining kesuIrees Q, ,ht NV !
'''''s MARk HnLth;
Eurcka New. Oct. u, ltI3. O--'ia""N
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-07
NOTICE.

IiEEEBY GIVE Notice THAT WI
! S'oreI- = my aathoIiled agent dn,inr -,
lehIi etaTy itrence from iurcka.
Jan tory l0.h. 1871. Ii
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Dissolution Notice ss.,t

V,IlE corARrNEEsiilp n mns q smith .n!
existing under the firm i'm dinan. ui by l y,
AZ MITCHELL. is thiS DAY urr,irins from 'SS ~
tual consent. H.. l.. smiin ha eoBdaele1 "
concern. the business "inn r MlICllLba;sI al
the undersigned.
MnreN. Jim. 4. 10. ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-07
Assessment Notice.

TO n. IL. HALL. p. UCONNOR. LNB
liACCk. f.. BURNER. JOHN LAltI,
\. n. GEi.AT, and j. ANDEks0N.
N-OU AND EACH OF YNI ARE Herr.
by notified that there is due from p4
the sum set opposite your respective name,
to-. the worning and development OF thew
lowing named mines, set opposite odi Lane,
situated in the Antelope Mining listllct, u
rcku county, and State Of Nevada, to-EN:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-07
so RIINA"
Lost. Strayed or SUI : on

Lost, strayed o OF rLAck,, Oh
,u,wo HORSE MULES, ON pmaies,, ,ha,T
s%orrel: sood;;sited wCIs branded . ,"ajj
~" on side OF head OF sen at the ,s.i,er
city becemher 18th; last .sl 10 for ihed.nhegJi.
december 18th. VIII tity. or to 7'
of said males at Diamlohu ,ry.
sr's stable il N t%f1 MILLER T. pi'n'''' w.
ian-U-lM
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-07
Application for Patent.
NVIIVL No. =.
:. hEnI>nE'> NIrIcF.


ENfeEN, NoNadl. DC. ~, M.
\6iltE l. ilE.eEhl GIVEN MAI I!lE
y GeiirS and Bertrand Mil and Mining
t"'ai any .f"-roll &c address Eureka, Nc,a-
,'", ia> thu HaE nisd in lhi- otii e u diagram
ratoiit from III | nitrd states. under net o.,
Congress ailruycl May 10. ls722. for eight
hundred so linear tect OF The bertrand 40.
l i."l HI >ane running IL $40 feat north
cry an! 20 lilo icet ,uutherly from the lier-
tfand ~lIit with >ur ace grn!ud .n tnpt in
"ldth situated IN Secret Canyon Mining bis
tl!cf, L4reha eeanty, nevada, and described
IA lte lat and held notes en- file in this office
a. follows. ft-Wif:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-07
PATENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 81.
I. :. REGISTERS VFFICE,
Eureka. Nevada, Dec. ~, 1873.

L. :. REGISTERS OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, Dec. ~, 1875.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y ,;rldcs and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Cpmnonv Postoficc address Eureka, Ncva-
da.l has this day filed in this office a diagram
together with a notice of application for n
patent from the United States. under act OF
tp.ercss approved May, 10, 49,. for eight
hundred so linear feet Of the Geddes No. !
lode, the same running iS2 feet northcrly and
SIS feet southerly from the shaft NO.. y, with
surface ground 100 feet ut northern g d and
100 feet at the southern end and situated in
secret Canyon Mining District. Eureka conn
~, Nevada. and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office as follows. to-wit:
u. S. Survey No. 90.
beginning nj n post marked Ne. t.. :.
survey No. ~" whence the Town ComIany's
well in Vanderbilt bears :. is Il +. ~ feet:
shsit No. ) bears ~, ". &2i feet and nut
nine tree , feet in diameter narKedG. X :. Il.
/. hears y. TIA W. II feet: thence running
:. ~ " aD feet to- post marked No. us. SUR
vcy No.. ta- thence N.3 - W. soj2-fo feet
10 post marked No. ) |. :. Survey No. ~:
thence y. ~ f.lna feet 10 post marked No.
:. Survey Nc. ~: and thence =. ii f.. SN
feet to pcs. Ne. /. the place Ut beginning:
containing = Tj-lm acres. Courses expressed
from the true meridian will II magnetic vari-
aiian OF l5', East. This claim l. on uns!r-
vcycd land and is bounded on the last by the
stockton Lode.
The claim Is recorded in Book C., rage l. OF
the Secret CANYON District Mining hccords.
and Il copy of the notice and diagram can be
found posted at Shaft No. } uiun the lode.
do CYRUS T. HORN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-07
oy1PTrRLY SETTLEMENT.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT
OF THE
,udi,or and Treasurer of Eureka County,
Nevada.
For the Quarter ending January Il

Amount paid into County Treasury q, .,
prior to uct. .. ls1'.."""""~"..Si''oo- 10
Amount di>burScd prior to Oct. ., --, .
Is.s4- .
- Trr,sury OFF. :. IS5t.... 9.S9 -
AMOUNT raid into Treasury since Oct.
:. 1873, and prior to January >, c,-, >,
T,. = 1854 -
-A'h.u"' 81 40 -
Balance in Treasury January >. 1874. l',o" ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28

AHusBHEKIs-TMaTrESra PAcE-Third, fourth, nfth
AsrsS1odFsSu.aa sSc sl's sS'a%a. pAs.-su.n column
sD1k6RRs H4EFspF.S..a FF.S.1SsiA
And SseSna sHa%as
BRooKIcYS '0isR RE%I ESTATE FOR sALR-sxco,,
rAE-first ,., column and ELsvESrH PAaE-Sixth
ssTsISSEss NESS 0PRoRTukIrrEs--rnsrm pAer
CRY SsL Sos srEEsnsssS sHiEsss'asa soe%. Fas.rr
cLESS Ihp f'd cGamn
=, @ column, and sIxrKEErn Ples-Fiith column
aAhSSERnana,u fGIamn
,ii Eiiih and sixth columns, and SIXTEENTH PAGE
ooAsTwIsE sfEAMsHIps-srcosD rAcr-sixth COL
COUNTRY BoARD-rHserxEsrH r PAss-secoud colsmn
RREENN SnC nE1C,SixrEESrn PAGs-sxh column
Esr FGsRsHrD SS1a%s AND us
~ sSSHiF r4ss sh aud
EyR6PE-TyaiinsrrsssrH iyin.s PAcr-rhird column.
E1s sSn Column
ExCURsIONs-sxcoNp PAGE-sixth column.
F0RSISaSD sooSs asS 1fAsSSss!s =
sRssH sss%n p.s.yh
aERSS1SSnb aERSaS nHbvERrrsExENrs-srrrrrmu PAcr-ritth
hE1f s0S%a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pAor-rnrd
HE fG!uwn Sra sI1T11sEs rAszrourh coIumn
HORSES CAhRIAGks, AC.-Finsr PAss-second. third,
e. sG's%a PACE.
gssaHf SSS asss
GEN PEAL RsT1TE Sok DE sXEEUsncosD SEC aSI paaa saH
ass ss'.
s4eSES ss,
aiscEIlANEots SSaa p.cr-
.1scEtHasGo9 iS1S%R 9s-ElsynsrH g4cs-rlA column.
~, rAGs.Tni5d column.
PIAN0FORTES ORGANs-THIRrEEsrH PAGE-Third
POST SsPfeE SorrcE-rssr P4e.-s..sh column.
PirTxESya pAcE-Third column and sixTxxxrH
Su4 81 fe'PR THR CITY FOR SALE OR
and snrG nn1 fourth col
RE STE column
REMoyALs.ELEvENrH PAGE-sixth column.
sss af
ad fourth AnS M SG,nFRs
aa fSass @ :as s"a .
com eoamns and % s,aImsrH PAaE-First, second, third
srusoSs 5ssF'h %HaYs4HEsb-xAnss-p,rrru ssasHs r.cs
Fnlra AND M iSrrh S columns and SIXTEENTH PAck
~ hn s. snRs column
Eaaaa psss9Sa
IHk TRADES-SIxrExNrH PAGE Fifth column y.
THE TURF-FlRsr PAGK-Sccond coiumn.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPOsES-THIRD PAGE
First and second columns, and FOURTH PAcK-Fifth
TRAyELLERS GUIDE-sEcoND PAGE-sixth column.
uNFURNISnED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-TnIRD PAGK-Fourth and fifth columns and
FoURTn PAGE-Sixth column. nj - = !
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-ELEvEETHP PAcz-sixth col.
wEsTCIEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
81 rs
SECOND PAcE-Sec ond column.
xACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-FIRsr PAoE-Sixth col
ann. 1881
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28

I'm POR1ANT SALE BY AUCTION
"A. - or ELEGANT BLoODED HORSES,
-. oARRIAGEs. ROAD WAGON HARNESS, &C.,
socs at public auction order 70 realize mmedistev,
avenue lp
ssass and extra an.
j
sa s s anS fd N Ssn
sss4. i %ss az n Sa. y;s
scs prs aSa s6 svs gait
giant cCsch road or family team no nef appearing
one Of Tie handsomsst most intelligent and finest
broken golden Chestnut lazy driving Ponies New
pet. admired Of admirers: s' has BEEN
ad s1 ss s,s an. s
broken Hksr. to nns ssadie srgc ana >a.t d.,r
HORSE S Ssn years Old mi sprins was .ai. psr
s
owner the last two years or road and faster now
nfW TSss d s1ss a
shs a sss @s ana " srss n 5 as % @
horse warranted sound and Kind. .-"-'
lS high years oid has record Of "a as the sprsgue
sa Srn aa o this spring
nj. % s nsy S Se % ,s Cd
Was trained cT pssd and cn n show a gait to road
NJ BSale is absolute and unreserved to HIGHEST bid
der without regard to cost value and regardless OF
the weather. ~
A MAJOR CHAs W. BARKER ANNOUNCES AN
a.. elegant private estsblishment M at public auction
stable No 0 West Thirty street the property Of
VEKY 0LasELH NATC ED pair Of dsppic gray Geld
IN as anS rs s
best family pair In New York. and warranted sound and
.sf ThE HIGH BRED cngsrsvr IRorrIxa Ge,d,ns
an elegant driver no record; can irot il add; Is war
THE TE f%sT s2a shacK fRorrrNa oeldins Knox Chief
got by General Knox, l5ls high, years old very
game and easy driver has record of2s warranted
THE HANDSOME GRAY TRoTTINa Mare Fearless
sired by Fearnaught dam by Ethan Allen. lo,s high
years old prompt and handy driver showed trial Of
FINK PARK PHI AETON. by Wood Bros.
SLDE.BAh ROAD WAGON BY Brewster
SPIkND1D TOP PONY Phaeton, by Close.
DUNSC0MB DOUBLE and single Harness
FINE HORSE CLOTHING. ROBES, Whips Bits, &c.
PROPERTY ON exhibition now.
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE or pOstponement.
SITUATION WANTED FOR first class coachman.
A NEW WAGONS AT SECOND HAND PRICES
n. TUFTS REPOSITORY, 81 LIBERTY sTREET
Reliable leather top Wagons at $50, worth 32OO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28

Also Jcrsev Civ SusQuennnnN, UUruelISvllSo HuQ
Buiaio shops a tons sowing Tires and 70 tons Steel
bidders win he required 70 deposat Is per
cent of tc amount awarded to them at the time OF such
award and the 80 cent wall bo payable At
the fine and pIacs OF delivery.
This company to Itself the right = reject any
General Purchasing Agent pro tsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28

PROPOSALS.
CUPPLY DEPARTMENT OF THE
- EkIE HALLWAY COMPANY.
Purchasing Agents Once. No. W. West Twenty.third
Nxv YoRz April - ls7A
Sealed Proposals and endorsed sProposals for scrap
Mealn win be received ct this once until saturday Nay
1874 II O'Clock noon the purchase ana remoysl q
the following dcBcribed o OF Scrap. Iron and steel
Bowling Tires and 6teel Tires:-
n and XSiss wrot Scrap Cast Scrap.
ions Tons TOua
Jersey City...... 49,. $40 ~ mn
Port Jcrvls. ......... 10 IZ's liza
Susquehauna. 500 W w
Elmira. ................ 800 - #Hsefn.4 e :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28

A NEW WAGONS AT SECOND HAND PRICES
n. TUFTS REPOSITORY, 81 LIBERTY sTREET
Reliable leather top Wagons at $50, worth 500, f
Fine line OF pony and Albert Phaetoiis, Rockaways,
depot and bnsiness Wagons Harness. &c
GENTLEMAN WILL SELL HIS TURNOUT, CON
"A ssting Of a very last Horse top side bar Wagon
and Harness made 30 order cheap for cash warranted
~ University place Ntorel E'
VERY FINE. YOUNG AND STYLISH KENTUCKY
"A Horse to bo sold very cheap for want OF se owner
has two; choice can had 1b hands sound and kind
Apply 70 owner, 80 Broadway, room = W11l T1N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28

r osT-oN THURSDAY EVENING. I'D INST,
IL large red Irish RetteY with collar marked IL I'D
wards I'D Broadway.n The dos il old only Of value
to his owner. Any party returning him 70 LEWIS ed
rewarded. INN tIE@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL (POR ANY REA.
"A souablc ofer their entire Household Furniture
ssting Of Parlor Suits In damask satin d. pieces
In silk reps gilt Parlor Tables, Oh Paintings nipored
os Bronzes Boo Bookcases, Buffet Exssnson Table elegant
steads Dressing Cases Bureaus Wardfobes dne hair and
spring Mattresses plush and haircoth suits 10 Car
pets Silverware, &c. Also elegant Decker Bros "
octave rosewood Pianoforte sacrifice. Call at private
residence 2i0 West list st. N. B.-No troubic 10 show
goods Furniture can remain In house until LIST OF May.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-16
River News.

The marks at the wharf last evening in
dictated 20 inches, rise Of an inch and 6
half since Saturday morning.
The Tempest arrived Friday night and
rsturned to sunfsh yesterday morning.
The Science cameu up from Psrkersb1rp
and lett upon her return trip.
The Ed. Pope arrived from Mstsmorss
and Is still lying at the wharf.
The Wildwood, lii she gets up, will
leave for Psrkersburg this morning.
IBI Telegraph
CINCINNATI, November l5.-River I'm
changed.
CAIRO, November Decentralization.
coe, Bee, Utah and Grand Tower, 81
Louis City oil Helens, Vicksbure e rsecy
Evansville. Departed-Gracey, Evans
yillei Belle oil Shreveport, New Orleans.
Grand Tower, Memphis; Helena, sd
Louis; Utah, Vicksburg. River 8 feet ii
inches and rising. Light rain nearly ali
day. "4'
LOUISVILLE, November l5-River m q
stand. with "a incnes in the canal WeStb'
er warm, with rain. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-16
New York.

NRw YORK, November 14-Cotton-
Held higher; middling uplands 149c
Flour-Firmer; super western and State
s. 9524 so; common to good 81 75a5 90
good to choice s. 70a5 70; white wheat
extra IS 70a5 70; extra Ohio 81 67aG 10
ST. Louis 81 00aS 90. Whea;-Openet
at 2a2ic better; No. l spring 81 10i1 90
No. 3 do old 15a2Oc; No. 3 do 81 0G41 OS
No. 2 Minnesota 81 &c. amber western
81 2Ssl 80. Rye Flour-Firm, 81 1Oa
5 IS. Corn Mesl-Firm, 81 10a4 G5,
Rye-Firmer, 94a05tc. Barley-Quiet
Malt-Steady. Corn Closed heavy;
mixed western 02A93c in store; do afloat
94ic; new do S7as0c. O4ts-A shade
frmeE; mixed western in store Csc; do
af9at 65aGGe; Hay.UnChanged. Hops
Steady. Coflee-Quiet, 49,. Sugar
Dull, 79sstc. Molasses-Dull. Rice
Unchanged. Whisky-Quiet and IN
changed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-16

PERsoEAL.-Mr. and Mrs. Matthias
Sheets, Of Bellsire, celebrate their wooden
wedding on Wednesday next.
1ronton has young lady who is get
ting to be an expert as pilot. She semi.
occasionally Islands watch" on the ferry.
boat EVs, from Ironton 10 Russell and
return.
Captain Day intended to name his new
steamer, building at Ironton, V. B. Hor-
ton. Mr.. Horton objects to having a
steamer named after him, 60 Captain Day
has concluded to call her the Wall City.
Captain James Dobbs, brother Of Cap
tain Joseph Dobbs, Of Cincinnati, and q
well known mate on the Ohio and Mlssis.
sippi Rivers, died Of Jackson, Ohio, on
Thursday,
Henry r. Whitehill, a graduate Of
Washington and Jefferson College and
son,inla law Of Kew. DR.. Brownson, Of
Washington, Pa, has been elected State
Mineralogist Of Nevada.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-16

CIRCUIT CoURT.-No jury was in al
tendance at this court on Saturday, it be-
ing set apart for miscellaneous business
In the chancery cause of John schuch,
man VJ. Jennie schuchmsn, q final divorce
was granted the plaintiff
In the case Of the Central Glass Works
uI. John Nolan, a suit for forfeiture Of
$500 under the statute for excavstinp
coal within five feet Of plaintiffs line, a
plea Of the statute Of Limitation was sus-
tanned.
In the case Of James w. Sweeney Is
the Wheeling Register, the special pleas oil
defendant in justification were rejected as
insufficient, and further time allowed for
the filing al additional pleas in juGtiaca.
ton.
The motions for new trials In the cases
Of Rolf pJ. Beuter Bros, and Crumbacker
u. City Of Wheeling, were argued and
submitted.
At noon Court adjourned until this
morning at 0 o'clock. The following
cases will be called to-day: Robert
Miller ss. W. ". Miller s. Co., James 8.
PorteFs administrators IS. Thomas L.
Taylor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-16

LIPE AND AcCIDENT-The Traveller:
Insurance Company Of Hartford, repre-
scented in this city by B. ]. Campbell, is
sues Life as well as Accident policies. It's
financial security is equal to the best. Its
management is conservative and prudent
Its plan is the Low Rate, Cash Plan. /,
gives a good policy at a low cost. The
premium Is fixed, and never increases;
the insurance is fixed, and never decreases
The company, we are informed, is willing
to write on a few more first class risks, Il
applied for soon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-16

The EMERSON BANQURT.-The EN-.
erson Club on Saturday evening enter
tanned their friends with q banquet, the
first since the organization Of the club.
Quite large number oil guests were
present, and the elegant parlors were unu-
suslly attractive and brilliant. The club
contains several really fine amateur
musicians, who delighted their guests with
instrumental music interpreted with
happy vocal selections. Each member oil
the club considered himself one Of a
grand committee Of reception, and en-.
deavored to make the occasion as pleas
ant as possible, About 10 o'clock an ele.
CANT COLLATION. was served, in style that
would have excited the admiration Of old
Epicurus himself The remainder OF the
evening was whiled away in pleasant
converse, vocal and instrumental music,
social games, etc. The first banquet OF
the Emerson Club will be long remem.
bered with pleasure. May the Emcrsons
"live long und prosper !"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-16
Miscellaneous,
EAsrBorSD TRAINS,

/ No 60 no. II No. 70 / No. IS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-16

RoGBERY AT THE Mcclure HoUsR.-
On Saturday morning several rooms in
the Mcclure House were visited by thieves
and Vslusbles taken therefrom. The &C.
cupants did not retire until after the guests
to the Tcmplsr Ball had departed, towards
4 O'Clock in the morning. At o'clock a
gentleman stopping in the house discov-
cred n man in his room, and gave the
alarm OF the office. Nothing had been
taken from his room, as he saw the in
truder when he first entered. 1t was af.
forwards sscertsiued, however, that the
thief had visited the rooms occupied BY
Mr.. G. G. johnson, q Standard reporter and
Samuel Hersey, and George Swift and
Henry Schmulbach. A skeleton key had
evidently been used to unlock The doors.
Two silver watches belonging 10 Messrs.
johnson and Hersey and a gold watch
and chain belonging to Mr.. Swift, besides
what money was found in their pockets,
were carried Of. Two colored men en-
ployed in the house, John Jackson and
Ham Davis, were arrested upon suspicion
OF being concerned in the robbery. They
were taken before Justice Caldwell, who
required them 10 give bond in 81 900 each
to appear for examination at 9 o'clock
this afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-16

MARKED FOR LIFz."-Mr. Sydney G,
France, a popular comedian, will appear
in the Opera house on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings next, in a sensational
drama entitled Marked for Life" OF
this drama, which was written for Mr.
France by Frank Dumont, the negro
minstrel, the New York Clipper says:
The drama Marked for Life" NAV be
pronounced good one Of It's class, the
dialogue being fairly written and the eli.
ieca thrilling and well.arranged. The
scene otits action Is laid upon our western
frontier and portions Of California, The
acts terminate with an effective climaT
and the tableaux were more than once
rs'demanded. Many Of the situations
ELECTED the most bolaterous applause we
ever heard in q theatre, MI. Fancy
impersonation Of Skid was quiet, natural
and effective.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-16

JUSTICE KANMER.-Upon complaint Of
Ralph Arklc, warrant was sworn out
by this Justice on Saturday afternoon
against man named Hanes, for peddling
glass cutters without having obtained a
license.
Frank Blackmore, charged with COM
hitting an assault and battery upon James
Dick on October 3lst, was arrested on
Saturday evening, and committed to Jail
in default of bail for his appearance for
examination to-day.
Henry Garden, charged with sssaulting
MrP. Cathsrlne Bachmsn, will be exam
ined to day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-16

OVER TIE RIvER-James Alexander
Esq, has about completed his fine resi-
dence in KirkwoOd
A new paper, 10 be called Tie Go!isn
Rule, is talked oil in Bridgeport.
Z. P. Rhodes. Esq, is erecting a large
building near the La Belle Glass Works,
for boarding house for the accommoda-
ton Of the men employed in the works.
The Diamond Flour Mills started up
again on Friday, alter being idle for a
week or so.
About two weeks ago two young girls
who represented themselves as sisters,
came to Bridgeport in search OF employ
ment. The eldest, giving her name as Julia
Nye, found work at the Belmont House,
and her sister was employed in the resi-
dence of Seymour Dunlevy as a domestic.
The girls were rather prepossessiugin ap.
perance, and qnite intelligent. On Mon.
day morning last they suddenly tlisap-
peared, and q lot of fine clothing was
missed by both Mr.. Dunleyy and Mr.
Hill, the latter the proprietor OF the Bel.
mont House. These gentlemen traced the
girls to Burr's Station, where they found
them and recovered their property. The
girls were not arrested, upon promising
to reform.