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New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
9THE FLUSHING, NOKTH SHORE, and

CKNTRAL kAILROAD COMPAEK
B&ysbOre, hp saJnhe snd PssehognA
IeAy H1Bter Point 1900 u.-Bals .Do
$3.50 m.ftsbgIs a2l tfA1 uith psfof
attached
Leave Hurters Point 200 D. m--PatebOgae train
Point A:3O mFAsS.Osse train st1 Daf
lOr a atsebod
- nsr+irnlars ash sns tustsoeA Ahe for trains 70
HJde Psh. Hinsaale ana other
- FrtTyosis EevYsrE loot q JAntssp BAs lTr 10
npues and soEof r En k'.r 10 ainGI. previous
PonL TeAes oh and bEggl
ehecsi t Jaeslp sss sn1.r Na. ase
Tn.fsJ P f,r CiTet Stck Hempead. Garosn City, Pac
aBd $3.50 ard 100 m fof sS go6
InterasJiate stations ~ ioOo
Leo N 1880 &Io 500, $50 m ID DAnI0H 2e2.
vVICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE To NEW
w PORT, 4 L-CaTging the U. s. Mall - ...,..
Pas.surs ior this line ars sos and erprs trains
hon GraIa Cen Devot arriving 10 ana $50 n Ase
tsdss 9.I0 sepiAs hrnVing at newport u"
THEoDoag wARRgs. sapsnsssaSsst
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
Country Board.

EIIST-CLAsS BOARD can be had in pri-
family wAsre oil The eumsf Of home esa b. sSjeytii ie-
eoa a; Giuass hne,of the Haren haf0sh
Sdsfe fAAA Be 2S7 POsOGse White Pains ssschs'sr CVaa-
M,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

urse5.

I1S WEST l7fH-ST,-A respectdbla woman
- w.4Aes Washing anu IiOALI, a. EHs1 VI Asn4s ..a
d.n.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
Gfeambodts ano Railroads..

uUU uuuIUuub.
RRlDGEPOR'T, and all points on Ilousatonic
~ ami Ssass!acs Rairoa,. fsrc 81 steamer BBIDGtPoar
Tor RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
S.s ssrsss gsms p nsS s1s Psssss
wedrssasv. sua FRIDAY,
NEW-HAvEN. HARTFORD, &c. Fare,
~ q 70 sts.ac@ r. res-P o SSw,ys1 ~, s and II
-
6orses. Garrlasss, narnsss. ~t.
BOARD for HORSES.-A few horses can be
en- s I a 1pTS mnaoS % o v a. % s5 ,Ss
CLARK'S PATENT HORSE CLIPPERS
~ HsrAnts 70 be .as gadiHe aten srce IraSc 'apste
sASHff sT s Eos s A 81; S;Ls , .G saoDsiS
GOODS Of ell HARdGi, A4S CO.. y Beam .n..
V'HE LONDON HARNESS AGENCY,
No % Ess Poulteenthst,
bstweeI Fass--'s aua Ua'Versg-pao'
IoyDoNMADE HARyEsS Of aae,t S%t, in correct styles
sxDRLEs bE.DtHs Sc H9h M, 80 ' HS fINe RACING s
---------------------------. --
fine ARTS.
EXTRAORDINARY!
ART EXHrBITION.
PROBABLY TER FINEST AND MOST VALUABLE CoLLEc'
on PRBB EXHIBITION. DAY AND EVENING, AT TIE
LRAvrrr ART ROOMS, NO. sl7 BROADWAY.
This collection comprises 80 paass many By the
renowned Of the hvng masters Of nelera
Special requested following extraordinary pic,ue
MERLE THE RG'iT TArF-EO Cfl THE RAILROAD CROSS
NG-vOLKKRS, MARKLT s BNE IN HUEGARY-LBISwBB
BRR, b IND MANI LUFF-LEJ .CNB, THB BURIAL or THB
BiRD-EsCOsUKA, TH6 sKIAhNAIE-sAINTAIN. THk GARDEN
RAABLR.
And works By Doggon COomaa Guerra Dupre Daubnr. Baug
nis Ducro Geone rrOyon Rs em and many Oh Of the emil
Bent painters Of the day.
THEsB SUPERB PAINTINGS WILL BB SOLD BY AUCTION
on THE EVENINGS OF TUB-DAY "WEDNESDAY AND THURS
DAY, DECEMBER 3. 8, AND 10, AT THK CLINTON HALL
sALBROOMS.
Catalogues ready.
The Mera LRAvITT, Auctoneers.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
TO CALIFORNIA. JAPAN AND CHINA VIA PANAhA
staamers save Per AZ north River heW-fofk as ohosS
ACAPULCO. Com A. q. Gfsv. Dec D. At ~
COLOS Capt & l. T.np5r. Dec II al l. IA
Hrer
..T Central A m>rca and Souib Fac g. ports ,
Psselyers DC VI
iRterveulng . aecaoiv nav require
Steamers Francisco f JaDAs an Shna - OIo"s
...ss .
VANCOUVER ...'-' DtceH 'er -
further IOA a. -As No''DJ
Ol.a VIA food CAs~! 81, hcS-lOfh
Super9teRcens
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
Board and Rooms Wanted

Board and Rooms Wanted.
A GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire small
"A HOUSE. PARLOR FLOOR aud BASEMENT Of 'ev'n %
rhl eoas OF Plat espatT. coE1uo1 iSd
rcAY oc1 jan MAJ b. uner'epnoaa nshDoi
% 4:1 and 7Othsts an - anl yt.ayeh Pease Aa-
dres. .tas AMI ynE references, BUCKLlS Tnsu" once
DOARD WANTED by gentleman and wife
IL raror bedroom. exclusive BATH snd Watsreo'eI gas
aLd lbaEtlt American taJ iAng 1Is
s AID Hbelai; price $50 Nerk Post Boz 40, sssrorL
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
G,snmboufs nno Railroads..

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ ALLENTOWN tNs TO rAS ssns, sre s'ss ss
ssuis Branch 4 With Del Lack and West
.l;s y S.s1 s. .' n ssfs na:
ws''' .' to oea'r: stssSs i.''s '%sSS%ssssssn ,s s ~
eors1ns SS,. i,LSss a. kss sshsS sS BATH Allentown
xsuss smS ca"sI, %fsSs Tss.gss gs.
zoo. Ta T 90 ;s so csr.s wilkes
SswsDsH Sssry Is jsscoo vita Ds La'A aud
500 %-sonzr,s Err,-.. aA t..oept suud.y for R.''S.
Aso.e.a h.rSS T 81 81 as s cs T%sSSa oSsSGs wilkes
sarrr &C. =. hroash ssrs - Danle "iA"'s' A
iS;sS Raster. s.a .:,ds Ans'issI s..
N.sse Csgos nasss KY Sss s scvs Hs1rsu,s
$50 a-WaJ Traas PAlass % Saturdays eng to s'nes
seer %w r, % r T'' s "a A!:Tp %.: i1d h''A Chunk
1;S0p -wa1 Tr.ia 10, Seesrv.iS ssd Fls@nstOa
cows Gaach Ciank WosSsT TOwaOda Rssdas. EsTrsSar.
Fs;ssitH sss fa;;I; rss.: = f,.,,. to; s...rrn.
ssS s'gS m : -@1r TiTaa1'I-fS, Trals li sossTin
For His.oe,6 at siS . s:ls $40 $50 s4s s:4o.
aoisG SIS L1as ts 4B $50 5i5 s. S:io $50 l. $50
Sis, ai5, 1880 Has l2R~ y Kicker, San. and Kas
H.r BALDWIN e,.-rui pas.-rs.f As,st
ERIE RAILWAY.
- @y;Ea AssASss.ssr .. Tsn akius .s.c: Ne, 10 1874
eAm-Cncuass Ez7r,s~ DrawinErsOn Coaches
io;45 G.-ElSI: Sl.sar. F.n. Sleeping
n-nsyj F.4ss K,p-.., to the West Sleeping oo.oA,
ssrs1sh Bsao Niagara fA CRaaaAa ST. LsaA Detroit Ani
% ca;e wthcat change
fSrs Jews $50 $3.50 .sho arr lo;45 n 4,,o $50
.ne = p m NsosTr $50 $3.50 's:I5 .si iO:45 m.
3;45, $3.50 i6:3o u 1se ;, l045 n. p
hsNlsfs Osego Midland Railroad 6Ohdoui
KngStoa so $3.50 N. Gchsu, 'A:4b. 1880
tS;S0. g. s9l5. lO:+5 $3.50 Si+5 $3.50 s:So and s7
IS 80, O. 1915 3.SO &3O sUfern. .j;45
6s5 7;3C $3.50. -nd ~ - g. 345 B, G. 1850 81
sad .ll:sO HchekNI Aienass and RsDsevs
snd a l10 Ps-sn. ) b:45. 7. 7SO, 's;Se -,
45O +45. 5 $40, 6. C:ls. ':S' = SIS, 1890 So
let6 and 1880 a n sIs 4iS 6.Is and 1850 p n, and
Saiursv lous Crak. J:sJ u, ~, AMI e:30A m.
1oO Sl5. Is. 5,, So aHa a. snd go SATURDAY
sgbs Onlr Rn,Asa PsA ,sl P,ao. Gas 7So 1890 gals
70 m, II neoa >l:4S. 2 s:45. S:N $40, $50 S15
$50 n. 40 = Is IS 4 80 s. 50 "e5 AS n.
sBa II 80 SATURDAY PeTHsHi ahd Ny-sE 53O 49, AID
S:aOs 80, y 10, $50 B: 80. Esd $40 And
30 SATURDAY ngh EprHS Waller, $3.50 $3.50
NoTh-TrAns lesrus cAirber-t hsl' soun
23dst ffen tue; trans leaving Chsn-
esst o. quarter b"S esve 2Sst AtT nutes esTHsE Aaoss
isav-s 23dst 50 so with
Issvtng Chsnbers fAs bsJO ssia raEs
TcSst r nas.ee sas isr Dnwsg
Cosees be stEss orders Ter e hsekng sns uAasf
ef ConPsuTs shees z4I 0Zs ana 9o7
. Co1-t Al tae GOmDanFs DeBots
Frgr West Ar-s IN Newborn a. 40 2;4O
soe 7i5S ...v ,,
Jyo r. ABBO u. General Passenger AEeSt
TOR ROND0UT and KINGSTON, landing
a. Co1us CenWaf NeWbarsA ha-"oreaga al oa Highlands
,Sev Palm k.nYas-Tde THOMAS CORNELL
Esrels Pier ~ Z, IESDAf, THURSDAY. ana SAT
LKDAY Gt4Dm
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON and
- PROVIDENCE - -
steamer kAtltA1ANos ius
asvs Tbursgar ani h1OSlhG TON hSsoAYa
N.uesdss aud PndayI from - korto Liver hot OF tsI
m arriving Of all Inca IeAels iot sac =.
arOai One an1 STATE rooms secare- Al lns "'eS ="
ErDres Co, And a. $40 Broad E1r
A De VEAU, Freghi Agsat l. " tlLkINs OeaL FAAS ASeo"
- b.. - BAbCOCK President
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

WANTED by a very respectable cOlored
W mana si.ua ION as AtEMAN Or c"OOA H.l 1sAe
bims generally g-Hlm ans place under sns the
c4~ coe plruar ayOG' Ee be
: No. 543 Olh-ave, near j3I-st
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

A NEAT, tidy French e.rl wants place ~
rooa rfsrspc,. cay or coaly mo llays, below oi-sL,
over Loes s.Hrr
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02

A WELL-EDUCATED Potrs'ant young
u uoneI \, MRS. .ld EANsra.,s. I, ended y
,s em2oJer g. % address y49 Las. l'h, -.aa D. al n
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
Selz3-Tc5-s1

GCE-WORK.-Au expert 'lcc hand tijr-
u,eriy forsNomal m1lhr'If eft'I.' ns -.
IN IACB OK nr,er Of orslr1 da'sns 80 't % go a
m r,r u41se- Col " A4I'1s' 'sAn
a !. !
New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
a,,uauons UanIrO--Ier,G.cs.

y tO WEST GGTII-S A reSnectable young
eb-sO woman G.SBRAL nOUSGWORH. god css--
audlrt good ref renee
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19

cation to the Modocs. \ trial had
been made with them which was UNI
confirmed. and they had been driven
about until they turned and - OF them
confronted the National Government
and fought it. He denied that the
delay was caused by the Peace Com
mission. and cited the instructions from
the Interior department placing them
under the control of General Candy.
Lut;rcll of California again denied
the truth Of the poisoning story. lie
said he had lived i'll the vicinity of the
lava beds. He knew Wright. and no
drawer or O honorable man ever
lived. The story was got up 10y those
sent out by the Government who went
there not To- teach the Indians but to
rob them. He had been in the lava
beds with Wright and his men. and
| they told him there was not Il word OF
| truth in the story. There WAS no beef
prepared and no Strvchnine or arsenic
purchased or used. y train with twen-
tv-seven emi-rantS from Indiana and
Illinois had reached the vicinity Il few
! DAYS before and every one OF the emf
grants had been murdered by the Mo-
| does and their bones left bleaching on
The plains. Other trains we've follow
ing. and Wright Went out 10 protect
them. The Indians asked a confer
ence. and il was agreed that fifteen OF
them could come unarmed and meet
fifteen whites. Instead of this. the In
diau> came over forty strong and with
their arms. and when asked why they
came thus, they began 10 string their
bows. and then the fighting began and
lasted two days, during which forty
nj Moaoc> were slain. This account Of
the affair was sustained the best mel OF
that section OF the country.
Shanks asked how many of Wright'S
men were killed.
Luttrell said one man was wounded.
Shanks asked how it was that under
the agreement Wright's men We're
armed.
Luttrell said that. seeing the Indians
Were in full force, Wright lief, his men
on a hill. with directions to fire on the
first indication of t~reachery.
After further debate upon the bill.
involving the responsibility of the
Government for Indian d~epredation>,
acting clause. which was agreed to.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Printers 81, Trial for Iibe1-An At
tempt to Murder EallOOn.ac' nj
Wcodward.s-rhc Gentry Trial
~AcCidpuf0lly Shot.
SAN ERNNCISCO. Feb. T

SAN Francisco. Feb. Is.
The case of the De Young brothers
against the printers and attaches OF the
Sul. for libel. has been commenced Ill
tie Police Court and will he continued
TODAY. The charge against II oil the
defendants. Stcvcrs. was dismissed on
motion of the counsel for the pro>ccli-
ton.
\ Spaniard named OliveraS was be-
fore the Police Court this morning for
assault ~ murder {, Thompson. The
latter WAS stabbed by him. but declines
for some reason to have him prose
cu;cd. .
Prof. Allen inaugurateS his anchored
balloon ascension al Woodward's Gar
den> on Friday. The length of the an
chor line will be 900 feet.
Arguments are proceeding III the
Municipal Court i'll the case OF the
gambler Abe Gentry, indicted for IL
sis ING m officer.
The Weal her is clear and cold. Snow
is visible on the hills and mountains
beyond Oakland.
Harry Slup>kN. who was acCidentlN
shot by another hoy named Eddie
Baker last uight. is alive hut rr,on
Nciou> and cannot rccoNcr He told
his parents an friends that Eddie did
not mean To shoot him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19

C!NNABAR.-The Carson Tribune has
this item: The discovery of this valu-
able ore not far from Carson has Great
ed considerable excitement among the
parties who know the facts. Having
the luck to be always a looker-on and
VI an ownerin .'rich strikes" we
have therefore to depend OH such as we
can gather from fumor. The speci-
mems of float rock brought to town by
the lucky discoverer assay more in
quicksilver than that taken from the
famous Aimaden mine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
4 Daring Transaction Broker.
Su>piciOneL rs being Accom-.
plices in the Great Forgery.

NEW YORK. Feb. Is.
The Governing Committee OF the
stock Exchange will meet at ) p. NJ.
when efforts Viii be made to discover
the perpetrators of the bold forgery of
Yesterday. 1t is understood that Sli>-
picion has been directed toward certain
brokers, who are supposed to have
protited largely by the momen.arv
panic which enSued upon the publica-
ton OF the forged letters. Wheclock,
against whom certain limitations have
been said. madca personal explanation
this morning. The perpetrators We're
confident. apparently, that the forgery
would be detected. and determined to
draw many of the most experienced
brokers away from the street. In or
der to do this they prepared Il series of
letters to different brokers. asking
them to meet Commodore Vanderbilt
up town upon important business. and
signed by the private secretary OF the
Commodore.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
Gladstone AMI Ministry Resign
Di>ratii Summoned to Windsor
The New Government Nearly
Completed.

LONDON. Feb. Is.
,iid>Ione was received by the Queen
at Windsor. this afternoon. and form
ally rendered Her Majesty his resigna-
ton ana that Of his COLLEAGUES.
l,l>faeh has been summoned and
VIII eoto Nlnd>or Castle Tomorrow.
lie conferred to-day with several
members OF the last Conservative Mini
i>try.
Ihe new Government is already par
TALLY constructed and probably will be
completed within the week.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
On Trial for ;,is Eifc-Iscavy Snow
Storms.

PIoCHE. Feb. Is.
This morning the trial OF owen Fer
gllson began III the District Court. In
July last Ferguson. who WAS then an
inmate OF the County Hospital. stab
bed and killed l;obett Ash. Ferguson
was indicted for murder, tried by Il
Jury. convicted. and was sentenced to
he hung on the 5l>t day OF &c, ober.
The ease WAS taken up to the
supreme Court and Il new trial was or
erel. He will be tried on the indict-
mcnt found against him in July last.
Heavy SNOW storms have prevailed
for the last week in this section. The
roads between here and tie railroad
are in bad condition. but the stages ar
rive and depart daily.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
Another Battle ami ~ Spanish Vic.
tory.

HAVANA. Feb. Is.
\ battle is reported in the Central
department. General Basconez. with
5000 men and four pieces of artillery.
attacked the Insurgents, 5.nn stronr
under Santa Lucia. near Naraio. The
journals here say the battle lasted sew
en- hours. resulting in a Spanish vie
tory with a loss of 80 killed and lOt
wounded. The loss of the enemy *
not given. The Insurgents in the cen
trail Department are said to h, burning
houses in all directions. :
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
Narli siras Carnival.


Z iii 7 = =.
Despite the light rain during the
forenoon. and the muddy condition OF
the streets. the procession and pageant
of mafN qFas appeared this afternoon.
and eclipSei anything eve seen before
in this city. The stress we're ii led
with maskerS. and thecn3ire affair was
Il complete success, unmarried by any
accident or trOuhln.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19

THE Peoria Reriew says that a lady
teacher in n of the public schools
was amazed the other day by seeing a
perfect forest of juvenile hands fly up
in the air and shake and gesticulate
with violent agitation. What do YOU
want?" queried the puzzled Instructor.
Chorus Yer hairs falling OIL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
Arrested for Murder.

Bo>T0N. Feb. Is.
VIM. T.. Sturtevant has been arrested
for numbering, III the night OF the 18th
inst, at Halifax, Mass, his uncle>
Thomas and Simon S%turtcvAnt. and
Miss Buckley. His e~vercoat. which he
said he had lost, WaS found in the
dwelling OF the murdered family.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
The Temperance Movement in Ohio.

I~INCINN.NII. Feb. Is.
Returns from - different towns in
Ohio. in which the women have been
bc>ieging the liquor saloons with pray
crs. hymns and celebrations. show
that up to last Thursday evening l09
liquor saloons had been indUccd to
close, and - liquor selling drug stores.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19

EXCHANGEs.-We received yesterday
but few exchanges from any direction.
The late blockade On the railroad seems
to have demoralized mail matters TO
the westward.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
Sale of Eai!rOaN.

NEW YORK. Feb Is.
The st. Louis and -. Joseph Rail
road was sold for Sl00,0 GOO to-day. Il
WAS bought in the interest OF the bond
holders. by ClaS. w. w. IIaS>ler.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
S1Okely'S Majority,

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Is.
Stokely's majority for Mayor is near
lv ll,UUO.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
The Carnival ut New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Is.
The m0rdj gr0s carnival presented
the usual features. The pageant was
visitors.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
BORN.

In Austin, Feb. Il, TO the wife of John \.
Wilson. IA la ghter.
In Gold iiiil. heb. II. To the wife Of L. H.
Davis. a son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
NAIEIED,

H. Carson, City, tcb. IIh. At the residence
l,aac " hi,lcr, ot Eurtku. to Miss Mar /.
iorreySon, OF Carson.
In Austin. Feb Ii, Patrick Cronin 10 Kate
Grouin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
StOkciy Reelected Mayor.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. IS.
At the Mayors office and the police
telegraph offices the general impress
sion is that S:okelv, Republican. has
been reelected Mayor by 10000 ma
iNrifN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
PARTIES.
Eureka Hall.
Monday Evening. February .; 1874
Committee Of Invitation


s0siisssits'S ~ ahNis"sson'
VI Eestty CElarcr
~, "l.'>oh III. I'm
+ l. Colpon Hudson bill
l. " Cromer VI i,avenport
) t. Douglas nos i''usias
> " fii,NS"n IsterleN
NJ ~ ~ r"N""
II Goodc Fred Gurmxn
VI Gregovitch itardy
nmoa'io - EEt"rNie'
" Levan T. Eevanthal
q louruhaugh G. lundgrcn
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19

MURDER AT WADSWoRTH.-A late
dispatch TO the Western papers gives
the following particulars Of a murder
committed at Wad>wOrth. Humboldt
County: j. II. Nichols. IA tcamSter,
was shot through the neck and in
stantly killed last night. at $50, in the
house of Mrs. Miller. The shot was
fired through the window. Suspicion
points strongly to a blacksmith named
Frank Rhett, who tried to gain adni,-
sion to the house and was refused. He
is under arrest. y Coroner's inquest
is now being held. There is no posi-
tive evidence against Rhett, only the
fact of his being AT the house, and foot
prints found in the snow near the Win
dow which correspond with the boots
worn by the prisoner.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
Dancing
Professor Cavanaugb.

\ mo- otGllLl COMPETENT AND
- G,NpericncSd teacher. will open on next
intIaH{ eVcrnE, a Dancing School. at Eure-
M' nan Tor IN, accommodation of those wish
ing To Lerleet ihcm..IAr. ~ ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-19
TIE LATE STORM ON TIHESsERRA
NEVADA MOUNTAINS,

Il appears that the recent storm vas
unprecedented on the Sierra Nevada
mountains. The following dispatch
from Blue Canyon to the sacramento
tHi9n Of the 10th inst. gives a pretty
fair idea Of the great storm: THE
sevcre snow storm that set in on The
18th inst. continued With great fury
until to-day at loon. The snow-plow
from Emi@rant Gap got stuck in The
SHOW about a mile west of there. and
five engines could not move il. The
Summit plow. handled by seven en-
gines. and having the advantage of the
/ grade, anne down and cleared the
track. This delayed the eastern-bOund
train twelve hours at Blue CANYON.
-\tterward this train came in collision
with the snoW-plow and six engines at
the summit. badly smashing two en-
gines and temporarily disabling an
other. No II hurt. This caused a
further delay of four hours. Another
start was made, and the T. al cleared
to Truckee, the western-bound pa,>nn-
ger train getting away from there
twelve hours behind time. The road
is now open, and trains can proceed on
time. From four to six feet of snow
fell during the storm. and the plows
have piled it up on each side of the
road from fifteen to twenty feet high.
The Oldest settlers in these mountains
never before experienced 50 severe a
Winter as this has proved to be-"
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ART TERi'SEC.IORE.

3il ihc modern dances, such as Waltyes.
crdofli'rhes, iolka~, iolowaS, and other
,H"ti G1lre'' together with the new style Of
,tt'IIl'ItS and Contra Dances, will be
talsh'c The terms ,ur gentlemen will be one
"e''ai Tor each lesson. with lady partner free
n etar-H; Terms Tor children, half price.
,nf neSI OF music will be furnished. and the
to all; 1huse d~c>irous Of iioininy ibn .chnni
WI please leave their names at either OF the
a9liq"iiiS I,nccs: Eureka Hotel, Iuternation-
a. a, nl'trI. n. ). franklin's store, and at the
The Professor Will also rirn ,r;v,,o Iosso,s
evsry day. il desired. N"'o eSso
H"nday and friday afternoons for ladies.
am al hiSht tor gentlemen. Children. Satur-
!r"I a,ttihoon., at Brady's Hall, below the
'"s0. Jal1-tf
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M~lScELLASEors
MEYERS & FRl,,,
Ut THE
San Francisco Dry era,

Have just received , IN WV - w.
variety. They ~thororSblyra IN AssS
wants of tirst-ciass frry ,nhdessiss
ment.. No pains havn Ky doods Erls
selection of these So oeen slsrJ
esivsd by any house in tbs sIa,s':' NJ .
me lendhng novelties of II. s'ate' inthiyI /
rom Eastern and Western sea,On, iner..
in Eureka. = 'e'o" those Of Az y
stock of uiiected 70 Tia ;,.=
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l would state to the ladies Of J,s,, n,
vicinity. that will srarc neither tnt' M.
bic, nor expense in getting geul, 10 srttS,
at all times. NJ. J. fRAykLly.
P.S.-No trouble to show gods. Mi
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Sax fslyrlro, Noy2r
Il" THE l.AulES cF EuRLnA: wcSI =,
that 1t Is my intention to remain in 4, ~
and any order yuu may inIrlst "a ~ v
receive personal attention. J. NrEs
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Black and Color,, s.,,

The latter including all The nav
Evening silks, rlaid,: oI t.@il,s's Of la
sortment OF !oplins md d h,. The larss !
and flannels, ElanIn,s ptess hools, N,,'
Spreads and Table Linen. TTa,efl'cas
Loves, Sorscts' and Ladies ry ny A'lis
OF which will be sold at snastFa
prices. a full stock Of L.acos aafYsIOusr
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Furs! Furs! Fur,
Trunks and v,l;.., >.
Caps, and Clothipp.

This is a Department which r.,.,
say much about; but We intend IA .n n.y. !,
ard all with the latest silvia. " ~ WE. )
which will be sold cheaper than |" sv s.lil
offered in Eureka. We invite ali I'el saa
inspect for themselves. as onr si"e XIV. q !.
excellent, and complete in ali il b,,ri.