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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-08
TO the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEnIEsl

NEW REM ED1Ek! NEW REM EDlES!
u Or. GIBBONS plspEM-
ID sAki. No. 62s kEARNY. ST..
corner o. Commercial, San Fran
cisco. Private entrance on Com.
mcrcinl street. Esta blished in
1871, Tor the treatment Of Sexual and Seminal
Diseases. such rs uonorrh1a, elect, Structure.
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal eak ness,
lmpotency, ctc. etc. Skin Diseases Of years
standing. and liberated Legs. etc.. successful
Dir. GlBBON has the plea. ure Of annoup.
ing that he has returned from visiting tho
principal hospitals of Europe. and has re-
suined practice.
Tho Doctor has spared neither time nor
money in seeking out new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities for the ale
Walton OF human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission IL the consequence of self
indulgence. is practiecd by tho youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, produe-
ing with unerrins certainty the following
train Of morbid symptoms, unless com bGted
by scientific medical measures. viz: Sallow
countcnancc.d dark spot. under the eyes. pain
in the head, ringing in the ears, noise like the
%rustling Of leaves or %tattling OF ehariots, up-
casincss about tho loins. weakness Of the
limbs, confused vision. bluntcd intellect. loss
Of confidence, ditiidence in approaching stran-
gers, o dislike TO form new acquaintances, q
disposition to shun society, loss of memory
~pilnples and various eriptions about the face,
hectic aushcs. furred tongue. fUtid breath
coughs. consumption. night sweats; monoma-
nia. and frequently insanity. If relief be not
obtained. you should appls Immediately, Ell
thcr in person or by letter. and have a euro
effected by. his now and scientific mode Of
treating this disease. which never fails OF
c~tfectins IL quick and radical cure.
Cured ut Home
Persons at n distance NAV be CtktD Al
HOME, by addressing a letter to DR.. GLIB
BON, stating ease. symptoms, length of time
tho disease has continued. and have medicine
promptly forwarded. free from damage and
curiosity. to any rart OF the country. with
full and plain directions for use.
By inclusinx Ten Dollars coin in n regis.
tered letter through the Pestofice, or
through " ellis, Fargo * Co.'S. a package OF
medicine will be forwarded to any part OF tho
Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name OF the paper they see this adj
vertisement in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address DIR, j. +, SlBBON,
Box 1917, San Francisco. California.
jy1-ly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-08

TIE RoBBER HUNT.-We learn from
Mr.. Dayton. the driver of the Austin
stage, that he met Sheriff Emery and
posse near the Willows yesterday, re-
turning to Austin. The PARTY had
been on n cold trail. which they fol-
lowed up until they were sat
isia1 they were on the WIRING track,
when they abandoned the hunt.
Sheriff Sullivan and party are headed
for Buffers ranch, near the head of
Antelope Valley, and Gilmore and
King have gone in the direction of Cor
ten. We do not know what indica,
tons lead the pnr>uers in these dircc-
tons, but it is to ne hoped that one of
the parties are on the right track. and
that they will succeed in capturing or
killing the murderou> Williams.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-08

THE finest liquors and cigars at Dick
Paddock's Eureka Saloon. Hot lunch
every day at II A.. M, and fish or clam
chowder every night ut . o'clock. d.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-08

DIsTINGUISHE ED ARRIvAL.-The eel
ebra.ed canine Archibald, for years the
pride of the RereiUe Office and pet OF
the aristocracy of Austin, arrived in
town last evening in the wake Of the
Austin stage. As soon as he struck
the city limits he instinctively made y
straight break for the SENTINEL Office,
and in less than twenty seconds was
comfortably snoring upon a pile of ex-
changes under the editorial table. Archy
was one of Eureka's earliest pioneers.
AMI used to live comfortably here
when there WAS but a single butchers
shop in the place. His association with
Fred. Hart and other attaches of the
Rsreiite has caused him to lead n sOme-
what dissoluts life OF late. but he has
abandoned his evil associates, and in
the moral atmosphere of the SENTINEL
Office will speedily regain his former re-
spectability. As a faithful toy herd
or and scientific bone %polisher, we will
back him against any dog of his age
and weight in Eureka or McGeary dis
trlctS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-08

To WRITE fine letters, to smoke fine
Hsvanas, 10 chew fine tobacco, and tO
eat fine candies, one and all may call
ut the Indian Queen Cigar store, next
dOor to DR.: Lukins, aud their wishes
will be grntified. nl3H
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-08
To the Public.

w E,TME UNDERSIGNED, DO HEREBY
agrec to close eur respective places Of
business on each Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock. commencing the first sunday in De-
cember. THOMAS DETER,
BERRY X CASEY,
ISAAC ADAMS,
BURTON X CLARK,
JAMES NJ. NJ. MOODY
JOSEPH PHILLIPS.
Eureka, New, Nov, =. isIs, di-im
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-08

THEArER TONIGHT. The Wilton
Troupe will give another of their pleas
Ing entertainments, at Biyelow's hall,
this evening. \ strong bill is pre-
scented. which. we predict, will fill tho
house to overtlowing,~ especially at the
reduced price of admission, which is
one dollar in the dress circle and fifty
e. in the balcony seats. In addition
To the domestic drama Of "Driven
from Home" and the laughahle com
cdy of "Conjugai Lesson>"-in which
bo:h Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton will appear
Billy Newell will give an original
budget of Teutonic coiuicalities, which
are alone wosth the price Of admission.
MCsr LOOK TO ITS Misunderstanding
stree, must look we'll to its laurcls.
The infantry is coming up in force On
the hill to the westward. We have
chronicled two "borns" up that way
since Spring street was heard from.
The latest happy father is w. NJ.
STORY. the cause thereof being duly
set forth in tie proper department of
|'o days SENTINEL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-08
THE PANAMINr NEWS.

Through the politeness OF w. II.
Stowell, tho well-known druggist of
this place, now temporarily sojeurning
in the new FL Dorado, we are placed in
possession of the first number of the
panamint News. The paper is neatly
gotten up in the form of E. l%etter-sheet,
aud, considering its size, contains con
siderable information about the new
district. The paper is to appear tri-
weekly, and the proprietOrs promise
to enlarge 1t just as soon as the pat ron
age bestowed by the Pauaulinters will
the venture. In looking over
the advertising columns of the .News
we notice the naIres q: some parties
not unknown to fame in Eastern Ne
vada. John NJ. Murphy, who used to
osciIlate between Hamilton, Pat.
icrson and Phoebe, in the early
days, has out his law shingle
:. on the north side of Main street,
Pananini," and takes occasion to
say that he practices in all of the
courts of the Golden State, and when
not otherwise engaged, will buy and
sell real estate and mining properly.
The mining records are kept at his
office. Murphy is a hospitable fellow,
but always figures to get on the inside.
Judge G.. A.. Swasey, who attended to
the "painful duty" business at Sher-
mant0wn in the palmy days of that
metropolis, also advertises himself as
postmaster OF Plnanint, and informs
the public that he will keep ECON
SANITY on hand II complete assortment
of stationery, cutlery, candies, notions
and fancy goods." Anon. the list of
arrivals published in tho NemS for the
week ending November 2jth, we dis
cover the names of $. Ashinl, Billy
Ferguson, W. b. Dousherty and J. w.
Whillach. all well known to Il large
share of our local readers.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVALS,

NJ ". l.. PK.fcHARD'S sfAGE LIE
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(SHluHD.)
Ser frubere YrdIoent 6er @ereinigten
@Hooten, Nlilarb Sillmore, 1T om
8. Mdrs Mbenos IL l1br gu Buffalo se=
1torben.
Ser @enator Gunner itarb na9
oan3 fur3er &rantbeit om IL. Mdr5 gu
wolbinston.
Buffolo, H.. W3ar5. Sic biefge
Gtobt be 1noet li@ beute aus Gnlab oes
8esrdbniHes bes Ct Prdlioenten Sill
more in tief1fer Srauer. Muf alien 0iient=
1iGeu unb Pripatge lomie auf ben
@&iffen i'm @afen lino bic Tlaggeu auf
6albmo}t ge5ogen. Sic 9auptl tltraBen,
6ur@ tpel@e f9 Der 2ei6en5ug betuest,
finb }6tpar3 becorirt. Inn 9 l1br tpur=
ben in Der Mobnun9 bes 8eritorbenen
rtltgi11e @eremonien 9ebalten> uorauf Die
Qei9e bon elmer militdril l9en @brentpa9e
be9leitet, na@ oer ct. 9auls Gatbeorale
sebra9t mnroe. Sier palFrte BON 10
ll6r ob, bis 5nr 3eit, als oer @arg &C.
1dlo15en muroe, cine ununterbro4ene
&eibe BON Bursern tuel4e nod einen
Iebten 8lid ouf ben Weri itorbenen tper<
fen ,pouten.
Ser Weiber+@ bistep= &rie g
gt nod immsr in onts @ta0te" feline"
Sn oem @aloon bon Som Marb in
Nalparaiio, . Sno. tam es tiirsli9
stui16en Dem Mirtb uno ben v2aeies",
Sic i6n befe6reu tpollten, ill 9etualttbd=
ti9en Muftritten. Som 9ebrau9te 5uerit
feline 3unse unb oann feline Gduite gegen
bic 6eu(erinnen bon beneu er tuel4e BEL
ben 3aaren faBte uno umber5errte. Gs
pdre linn inbeHen nabe5u i@limm ge=
9ouoen. @s 1ammelte fi9 Elm P0bel=
3au{e Dor Dem 9au1e, Der srobe 2uit be-
stugte i'm gu nlDn@en". St muroe
Ser6oftet unb unter 8iirg19oft 9efeqt.
Seine Srau batte Dor einigen $agen 5lr
Dertbeibigung ibres 9aul les ben SnDalt
BON g1o@tt0pfen gegen bic u2a6ies" an=
oetpenoet uno bra9te 1i6 baour9 bic
9on,e Tamilie in bic M&t ber $emperen5=
narren.
Cincinnati IA. Mdr3. Sunbert
unb fiinfaig Der sr0beren biefgen Wirtbe
bieIten beute Mbenb eine Weri iommlun9
uno ernonnten fir jebe Waro Der @tabt
Elm aug atpei Mitsliebern beitebenbes 60
mite, sptldes Elm Wer5ei9nib berjenisen
mdnner anferti9en ioll> bic gu @uniten
Der $emperen5bemesun9 inb. Terner
bel9loNen Te alien auf oie1em Wer1elb=
nib fteben6en Perl lonen ibre &unb14aft
su entaieben. sc tpurbe bel4loilen i'm
loufe ber nd9ten @o&e eine MaiIen<
per{ammluns gu bolten ieoo4 muroen
3eit unb Ort nod ni9t befimmt.
- - Cine Srlduberin bic in Der Ndbe
non Milfor6 Glermont Gountp, Obio,
einen @aloon bdlt, >uurbe bieier Sage
pom ben 8ettpeibern beim9eiu9t. 9ie
reiolute Srldnoerin mics ibnen bic Sbiir,
wprauf iie fi& por be Sbiire poitirten
unb ibren 6ins-@ans be9annen. Sebt
purbe ober bic SrldnSerin piitbenb uno
rief i1nen int enti@iebeniten gortoialett
biei ie Morte gu: nSbr raiierabeln &C.
i@bpfe ibr tuoQt mid beleibisen, inoem
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Das Militarge ieb absereb nt.
Cine Nteoerl age Der
&eqierung.
8erlin, Is. Wsdr5. SIM seut1@en
&ei9stoge tpurbe Der leitens oer &egie=
rungen eingebradte@ei eBenttuurf, pona9
Die 8rdlens sitdrfe oer Mrmee i'm Trieoen
4O1, ,658 Mann betra9en lou, our4 Wta=
joritdt sbel@lub ab9elebnt.
Die National=2iberolen Min ni3eu bic
Minimal=Starte auf 36O>O00W}ann feit<
se1ebt 81 1eben. an
8erlin n, Il. Mldr3. Sic grfrantuAg
bon 8ismard miro fiir beoentli9 ertlart
unb befiir@ten bic @erate lest oas
@9limm1te.
erlin, 13. mdr5. 6irt Bismard
leioet tpieoer an einem @i9tanf faQe.
Ser preubii@t I &r rin5.
sSn BET 5u 2eipois sebrudten nur fir
8ruoer beltimmten vSreimaurera.ituns"
finben mir, I9reibt bic vBerliner Ger
mania" bas Gin9e1tdnbni6 oaB benz
Oroensrot6e bic Nieeerle9ung bet DR.
bensmeilterl l9aft leitens bes &ronprin5en
uie6r unselegen" tomme. 3uslei9 ruer=
ben apei @riinoe fir bieie Mmtsnieoer@
legung be5ei9n.t, ndmli6 baB Der &ron=
prin3 ves nit 1einer politi1 den SteQun8
unpertrd9li9 balte, in elmer @roblo9e
Elm pirtli9es Mmt 5u baben uno oaour9
gepi5lerlpeil le bic anoern @roblogen 5u-
ufsuIeben," uno oab Der &ronprin5 vf9
na9 ben &eiultaten Der 9ema3ten uuter=
|u9un9en nidt bonn Wlter }einer 2ebrart
tabe uber5eu9en t6nnen."
3u &1ln fanb am 20. Gebr. in Dem
er3bil@Dfli6en Yalais bic Weriteigerung
Der tpegeu mebrerer iiber ben Gr5bil@of
perbdnoten 9eri6tli9en @tra fen bon unf
gefabr 1900 Sblr. linn 9epfanoeten Sc
genitduoe Mobilie,1, @ilber5eug> Sil9-
gerdtbe ,alb elmer Gquipa9e @tatt. Cine
0roBe Men19enmense bat li6 6a5u ein=
9efunoen. au@ CAB es einige unruben.
Mu9 i'm 9auie oes W eibbii i6 0 is
9 a ri fat cine 9eri9tli9e Pfdnoun9
5tatt eefunben. ST.. 8auori 1ob eben
5u Slide, als Der @eri6tspo l5ieber NIT
einem Yrotofoqf flbrer erl9ien uno bon
benz 8ii@of nit &ube uno Treun6!i@feit
empfansen, iofort an bic 9lrbeit 9ing.
9erIelbe belegte porldufi9 M0bel i'm
Wertbe BON 220 Sblr. nit 8e16la9.
81 Dalmen tuurbe am 9. Tebr.
Der so. Sabrestag oes Sooes Der "lpelt<
hin betaunten"> uegen ibres religiolen
2ebens: beriibmten Ratbarina @mmeri9,
dnberf feierli9 begangen. Die STRIDE
|unb Rapeue tpareu iiberfiillt BON @noa@=
|ti9en aug Der @tabt unb l1mgegeno. Q(m
M6enb> 81 ubr, Die @tunoe in pel@er
iie Dor so Sabren peri9ieo ,puroe in
Gesentpart elmer groben Meni i9enmen9e
oas @rab prd9tig beleubtet.
Sic am 10. 6ebr. in 9 erlin abge=
|baltene fatboli|9e @olts=Beriammlung
mar Der na0ln. @olts=3t9." 5utoige,
BON 1900 bis 1000 Perlonen beiu9t.
6err 2egationsratb a. 8. b. &ebler prd<
lioirte bet @erl lammlung tpel9e initlmz
mig bic fol9en6en &eiolutionen annabm ::
Die am 10. Gebr. 1874 III Wti4aePs
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9%omoeroO, =. SEN 1S+ 0far5 1874

i6r mir cure &eltsion ufbrin9t> bic ni6t
meine Geligion lit. QBie ,uiirbet ibr es
liebeN tpeun tpir &atbolifen Dor euren
Sbiiren lingen unb MeiIe lelen pollten 2"
vSn Mnbetra@t, baB s Srun=
fenbeit bonn s ri nfe n o m m t,
reIolutionirte eine Metbobil ltenoerl aun=
lung in Nem 2orf, vunb man aus einem
S9rinter Elm Srunfenbolo miro in Nnbe=
tra9t ferner, boB Wtdbi9feit IN oem md%
Bigen @ebrau9 alles @uten unb 6er Gnt=
bait 1amteit bon auem 86len beitebt, 10 lei
vBeI eI9loHen, baB ale perniinfti9e Md=
Bi9teit, @ntbolt1amfeit, BON alien berau=
}6enoen @etrdnten erbeil9t." - Wenn
6as ni9t 2osit 1T, 10 lit es Garrbeit.
Gttuas 5ur q q d a ; ing!
&arl @Gur3> berjeni9e Deutl6e in ben
Wereinigten @taaten, Der >uie tein gn<
oerer bic englii@e Spra@e in 1einer &C.
malt fat, ipri9t, menn er gu 9aule in
ieinem Tan,ilientrei1e it. II n B d no T.
lid beutl9. 9unoerte, ia Sou lenoe
|einer 2anosleute in oie1em 2anoe t0nn=
ten ji9 bieran Elm 8e;lpiel nebmen. Ser
ner bat er, obi l@on amerifanii i@er 8un<
oeslenator leinen @ornamen Rarl bod
ni@t in uGbarles", uno leinen Samilien=
namen ni@t in v@bort", tuie piele onoere
oent19e @inf foltspinlel oies 9etban baben
tpiiroen> um9eanoert.
Yropibence> q. s. , IL. Mdr5
9as Mbgeoronetenbaus nabm beute mil
A. ee9en II @timmen cine Ste lolutior
an 6as Mmenoement 5l,r Contribution
tuel6es ben 6rauen oos @timmre9t per=
leibt> oem @olfe 5ur Mbitimmung por5u=
legen.
- Mmerifanil9e Bil6bouer baben
na9 Der Mittbeilung zines 9fem Dorfet
Blattes bic @etpobnbeit> ii@ BON italieni-
1ben &unitlern @tatuen anfertigen 81
la1ien unb bielel6en bann als eigene Mr=
belt an Mmerifaner perfaufen, bic in ibren1
@tol3e Iber 1ol9e Sci itun9en geniale1
2anbsleute gerne einen meDr als entI pre-
9enoen Preis oofiir be5ablen.
9ieneue@ @efte beg 8il6ofz
Cummings orgonilirte li9 am 9. Dedri
in Netp=Dort. Gs >puroen @tatuten por=
gelest parasrapbenweile er6rtert unb
aneenommen. Gs miro oarin unter In=
6eren Elm Gomite bon v@entlemen" uno
zines BON v2Qoies" porge1eben, tpel6e Die
Obliegenbeit 1aben loQten, 10 piel Sremoe
ols m6sli@ Der neuen &ir4e 5u5ufubren'
Gs murben bic beiben Gomites unb
Sruftees einge}ebt, morauf our9 &eIolu=
tion erfldrt mur6e Der Same Der neuet1
Stride 1oue iein: bic uTirit Geformeo
@piscopal g9ur9 Of Netu-&ort."
mbus, 8. Is. Mdr5. W}an
bat {i9 bier enti6lofen, oen@taot in neue
Deftrifte 3u tbeilen. Gs it tpabr14einli9,
bob biei ier Plon bur9gebt. Darnad
murben Iein 9 9itritte bemofratii4, 8
republitani1@ uno 2 9elten fir 5lpeifel=
baft. Ser II. 9iitrift ion beiteben oua
Den Counties 2Qmrence, @aaia, Sad1on,
@inton unb Wteigs.
@aibin9ton IA. Mdr5. g}a9=
ri9ten, tpel9e BON Der Snoianergren5e ein=
trafen, beuten oarauf bin, oab Elm al9e-
meiner Snoianertrie9 auberit tuabrl@einf
lid lei.
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9alon tagenOe er)ommllln9 Serllner
Rat6oliten erfldrt: y Sic &otboliten
Deutl9lanos miillen Dem se9neriI9 9er{eits
tqema9ten 0erlu6e, eine oeut19e Nation
obne lie III etabliren, bon poru 1erein je=
ben 69ein BON Bere6tiglng NIT auer
Gntl9ieoenbeit BEL ltreiten. p @eraoe
un1er treues unb unperbrii9li4es 5ef=
baiten an ben @runojGben uno Qebren
Ser fatboli19en Stride bietet Die Biir9=
|l6aft fir Die uneri4itterlide Sreue 5u
&aiier uno Rei9. - Ser bon nnieren
@egnern, lei es aus Srrtbum let IS tpi=
Der beIIeres Wihen, gema9te unterl9iso
aipi19en &atbolifen uno r9(nDdn9ern Der
l1ltramontanen portei" entbebrt ieoer
Balis, ba bic fatbolil9e Stride uberbaupt
nur lol9e Mitglieoer fennt, bic i'm Pap{te
bos li6tbore, in @laubens= uno Sitten=
lebren unfeblbar entI tI9eioenoe Oberbaupt
Der Stride perebren. ~ Gs fann oeBbalb
oas Be{treben unlerer @e9ner, Die @pn1=
patbieen bes Qluslanoes 9egen olele al1z
gebli9e ultramontanepartei tua3surufen>
nur ols Elm Werben austpdrtiger Bunbesz
senoHen se9en Die etgenen Wtitbilrser
ause1eben peroen, mitbin als Elm 8eltre=
ben, tpelhes ni9t ben Dont uno bie gu
1timmung, ionoern ben entI6ieoenen Mi=
oer1pru9 uno Die Wera9tun9 aller 9eut=
19en perbient.
Die Gatbolifen oes Sura 1ino ange=
lpie Ien, wdbrenb Der Dauer Der 8erfoI=
gung biel Werbaltun9snob bre9eln gu be-
obo9ten Sn ben @ren3semeinoen bat
oas @olt ben fatbolil@en @ottesbienit
i'm Na9barlano gu belu9en uno Die
@eel Jorge Der 0ortisen @eiltli4en m6g=
|li91t 5u benuben. Sn ben innern &C.
n,einben miro, fails fein r0ni1 9=tatboli=
|i6er Yrielte oal lelbit pobnen oarf, bas
8olf 5u ben 9eippbnten @ottesoienitltun=
ben 6ie proDiioril l6en 2ocale belu9en
unb boIelb1t @ebets Wer1ammlungen
balten. Sic Nori itdnoe oer tatbolilden
Yereine leiten oielelben. Die Soufe oorf
BON 2oien geIpenbet tper6en. Ser Gin
tritt in ben beili9en Gbeitono lit gu oer<
perl 6ieben ober es muB 5ur @ornabme
Der Srauung Elm r0mil9 : totbolii9er
eiltli9er aufge1u6t peroen. @terben0e
senii9en Der @etpiHenspfi9t tpenn lie
po(lfommene &eue uno 2eio erpeden.
SIN 3ooesf fale lit Giplbeeroisuu9 nod=
3ulu6en unb Der @taatspaitor fern 5l1
balten. Sn teinem Sale 1T ein eycom=
municirter Prie iter gu rl1fen.
Nom, Is. Mdr5. Ser papIt 9at Die
D1terrei9ii6en Bil60fe i9riftli@ aufse=
foroert> NIT aller Ma9t 1td Der PaI=
iiruns oer beabli9ttsten &ir@enselebe gu
tuiberleben.
@ien, u. Mars. Das nneorif4e
Ntinilterium bot relisnirt unb &aiicr
Sran5 Soief bat biele &eli8nation anse=
nDnnen.
@om, 25. Sebruar. Ser Cardinal
8arnabo> @eneralprafect Der @ongrega=
tipn de propaganda fde 1T gefern
Mbeno 9eltorben. Wls fein Na6folser in
bieiem Mmte tpira Garbinal Bilio be5eid3<
net. r. I. P.
Berlin, Is Mdr5. Ser @eiunobeits=
5utano oes Turten 8ismard be6ert ii@
Bismards 8io9rap b, @eorg 9e1e'
J fieI 1T am 6er316lQQ pI1bli1 ge1torben.
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supply. The frame shanty situated on Eley-
enth street, between Virginia avenue and Q
street southwest, being in bad sanitary condi
ton generally. The frame Bhanty situated on
Virginia avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets southwest, the property OF Thomas
Weathers, having no water supply or IRE pro
lection. The frame shanty situated on the
southeast corner Of Virginia avenue and EleT-
enth street southwest, The property OF Mrs.
Harris, having leaky roof, rendering the walls
damp and unhealthy, and being overcrowded.
| Tho frame shanty situated on Virginia ave
nue., between Tenth and Eleventh streets south
west, the property of Mr.. Turner, having no
drainage, fire protection or water supply. The
frame shsnty situated on Eleventh street, be-
tween Virginia avenue and G street south
west, the property Of Lewis Taylor, hav-
ing leaky roof, and generally unfit for human
habitation. The frame shanty situated on
Eleventh street, between Virginia avenue aud
C street southwest, the property Of JameI
Brown, having no drainage, and being in bad
/ sanitary condition. The frame shsnty situated
I on Eleventh street, between Virginia avenue
and c street southwest, the property of Lley
! Campbell, having no drainage, water supply
| or FIRE protection. The frame shanty situated
in alley between Virginia avenue and c anc
Tenth and Eleventh streets, the property o.
! Garrison Carter, having no drainage, watel
supply or fire protection. The property be
longing 10 John H. Asnleyi stuateu III squaIS
951, between G street and Virginia avenue anc
/ Tenth and Eleventh streets, having Thereon
eight diIapidated and filthy buildings, which
are unfit for human habitation.
A communication was received from the
health officer, asking instructions as to what
action should be taken by him to abate nut
sances that had been ordered by the board
but which orders have not been complied with
Referred to the committee on ordinances.
Samuel Langley made application for the
position of garbage gatherer. The board thel
adiOurned
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LOCAL MISCELLANY

For ne Middle States and The loUer lake re
0ion, partly cloudy Weather, UiA light local
rains, PARABLE IciHds, a slight rise o. tenpsrd-
t,ITe and stationary or TisiHg barometer.
The following was ther range ofthe thermom-
eter AZ Hempler's Yesterday At q. m, 40;
at 10 a. m, 100; at 10 m, 80; at p. m, 500;
at p m, 500; at p. M, $50; al p. m;
no.
Triton seems to have found out Beeeher's
nest.
In the Criminal Court to-day the case Of
Thomas Z. Walker, charged with murder, Will
be tried, Judge Fisher prosecuting.
The Creightons (amateur chAmpions) de-
feated the Peabody club, Of Baltimore, yester-
day, in the latter city, by score Of II to z.
Anderson Scott, a noted Maryland thief, was
taken from this city 10 that State yesterday, on
reouisition from the Governor, he having
committed q robbery there recently.
II Is understood that there viii be couven-
ton Of stone-cutteTs held IN New York city
next month, the main object Of which will be
to incorporate beneficial feature in the constt
tuition now governing the union.
"What's your business ~ said the magis-
trate of Police Court, the other morning, to
a prisoner. "Im an obseryationist, your wor
| shin" Gan obseTVatlonist what Is thatP'
| zone who looks around in the daytime to see
what he can steal at night, if it pleases your
worship"
| delegation of the Washington Germania
Schuetzen Association participated in the an
nual festival of the Baltimore Sehuetzen Asso-
citation Inauguration in that city on Monday
last. They were welcomed by z. L. STANCE,
president, and reply was made by Mr.. Seila,
president of the Washington association.
Mr.. Henry johnson, first-clsss clerk, who
has been on duty at the Secretary's room;
Treasury Department, has rendered his resig-
nation, and will take charge of the Treasury
restaurant, now being run BY Mr.. Savoy. Mr..
johnson has numerous friends in the city, who
wish him success in this new undertaking.
Officer Hineline yesterday arrested q man
named VIM. Riley for selling goods by sample
without q license. He was IN Behrend's store,
on Seventh street, at the time, and was eXhib-
iting kid gloves, which he offered for sale at q
very cheap figure. Judge Smell will give him
a hearing to-day.
At the regular meeting Of Heber Tent, No.
10, I. o. of Rechshites Of Georgetown, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: George Shoema-
ker, Shepherd; VIM. Shedd, G. R.; g. B. Wi
bert, D. R.; G. A. Littlejohn, R. g.; George
Lucas, F. g.; II. H. B. Howes, T.; NJ. Huddie-
stone, L.; Edward Clementson, l. G.; r. z
Smith, o. g.; F. W. Gardner, Chaplain; 8. r
Swami, Trustee.
The canal boat Wheeler and Barren arrived
Yesterday with $500 bushels of corn for H. NJ
Talbot, and 800 bushels of wheat, 100 oats and
200 bushels of corn for Hartley & Bro, and thu
schooner Milton, from Baltimore, with 5,5O(
bushels of wheat for W. H. Tenney & Sons
also, the canal boat Theodore Emory with Ion
bushels of -four for ], G. & ]. ". Waters. M
sales reported.