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wife Murder in Nilllnmabursh.

Just before midnight last night Philip Drlody
OF csj FIRST street, rcar Grand Williamshrah.
arrested Ay scrg ant nuuc' ana Detective Holland
on suspicion Of killing his wiic Ellen.
Euody, VINO "a pcnsipner iS years OF age, his wife.
and woman named Icaycy spent the evening drin<
inr though the deceased woman drank but little, being
sir~,
Two or thrce times $40 au'mptcl % lie down, hut
WA prevented hy hus 1lu VINO dragged her from
the Ord Her som "a years OF age begged uOdy 20 lct
llslunthfr lp down, Tor winch act hc was so abl1rl
10 sleep,
A. O'Clock h, went IN nnd found HE mother beside
tlt bri, on tie Door, Ctal.
Hrody told suoh conflicting stories THAI he was ar
reg go, am A search is nlinE made lOr lA- MOman.
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THE WHIsKEY FRAUDS.
Drlstow and Grant Uniting In the Injunction,
"Let no Guilty Man Escnpe."

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2s.-Secrctary Bristow
telegraphed TO the United States District Attor-
ney yesterday denial Of the rumor mentioned
By a witness in the Avery case that he was in
terestcd In distcry or liquor house in Louis
vile, Ky. "But," said he, 81 do not desire the
matter TO rest in my denial. | beg to repeat the
request heretofore communicated to you,
that these frauds on the Government shall
be probed to tho very bottom, that every
rgmincation Of the Ring shall be followed IN
every part from beginning to end, and that no one
having connection with. or gully knowledge Of
Its operations an ali be permitted to escape. SO
far "a this department Is concerned, ask that
every allegation against any officer OF II, from ls
head to its humOlest employee. b0 thoroughly
investigated and vigorously prosecuted, II any
ground exists therefor. have read this To the
President, VINO repeats his Injunction, Let 10
IN
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CharGCs Nrrtinc that the Rev. Dr. Full
tons Friend, say wgs Packed.

The members OF the Hanson Place tIIrookyn)
Dap'.st Caurch have ho'i another stormy mcetus at
which ne committee = Inquire into accusations taat
AuosF L'ar'ei. iucm0cT. had violated hs coycnant
"a crcu'aur a; lln,t iAc tor. 'rel 'hst
Yi. Mr. l. ruf. l1l ..Dur Wruu.. tucJ fLIu nt trut
hc hni uo' .iy ~ pHsrtit scni+N 'us. % aeon
N4as slt tlli tha acsusAti Iu- R-A,t te lev. lr.
Full Had not .cn denied, and ou AS motion n con-
inittor sp oi'' % again inlu r. into fAcm The
ton. aaa BITES lg' actusstioa, e.auat W.. Fuit.I
ffat lH said tnlt he wanted to rNt mead
acsc1nt that hs wls Eutr.hful. caosficai, ard Auu
gtHt: tAs; rucc whoa cnalr placed ~ u4d oti.
tlnl brIlIl tNe .uiuiliu taIIf ut eA.l tNAt fuC
deacon VII pat It tAeyc gugni 10 nave boot thrown
az hlul There several other IKE ch0r.cs fhc
Dcc,ors frionds that the meeting wls packed W
lis tup1ults.
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GEv TERRY on SrRiw BIDDING.
A Practice that Makes the system Of Advcr-
tising n Farce.

WAsuINGroN. Nov. 2s.-Tho annual re-
port Of Brighten. A. H. Ferry, commanding the
Department " Dlkota, shows that tho total
force In that department conssts of 29i officers
3,4si enlisted mon, and Il! lniian scouts. lie
reviews n some length the operations In tho
department during tho past yc r, and concurs
In recommendation Of Major Du Bury, chief
C0mnii5s ry of Subsistence IN that department.
which relates to fraudulent bid for Government
contracts. After referring to the great difficulty
experienced IN making contracts In consequence
of the nuIut er Of fraudulent bids receive I, he
SAYS this straw bidding Ia pracii-ed to such an
extent as to be seriouslv detrimental to the in
terests Of the Government, to bring discredtt on
the system OF advertising for PROPOSALS, and TO
cause many to look upon Is ~ a farce. 1t tends
TO deter honest and reliable men from bidding
and raises up \ horde OF interruptions profess
stonh bidders without means to do what they
propose, who have no intention Of furnishing
tho supplies, and whose only object IL to
make money at the expense Of the Government
by getting bonus from some bidder at n higher
Tato for not responding to their lowest bid IL
copied. Z hero Is still another class who offer
bids St different prices for the same thing, one
generally the highest IN their own name, aud
othets IN the names OF tools. u whom there are
PLENTY To do such dirty work. II a rval party
has offered Did next higher than the lowest Of
the Tools such tool appears. enters Into the con-
tract. furnishes good securities. and With means
furnished 10y his employer the contract l. full
nled. should no riysl old int fcie hetNc,u th8
lowest aud the next highest Of the tools the
lowest does MT respond and - on uatli the
highest bid IS reached. Gen. Terry ndIs:
believe this nerairinu s.lc of hidGin- may he to
very great c.tent iorp'd by requiring ihc dds 90 be
psup0t iona to ihe amount of a.. contract such heck
to ac inauc pyanie 70 te order oi o. Treasurer o hc
Tor the far; liurc OF ir cAcgS accon aiv az il cisr
q, ~ acce''cl ava TIE rdd,r a', 10 execute and
with satisfactory bchd f.r rs tait fu performance.
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NOT i SOUND STEAMER.
The FrightfI, Pcrils Of steam Navigation on
the Pnchc Coast.

vIcroRIA. vi. Nov. e5-The Coroners Jury
Ia the Of Thomas J. Farrell, victim of the Pa
ciAe disast r. found that The cifc would not have
teen dlnagcd by the collision Nith the Ofghcus Il she
had been % sound anl huhsfauitu steamer that the
collision sas caused by the Orpnens hciug Improperly
red across the bows OF tAs Parat tNAt The watch
the deck of The racnr WAS insnlli nt n humber to
Keep proper lou.Jul, Consl-tn- only Of the Lcuis
m. d one fupaus'I to be ON the loukoU, rnu the
thlrl mar, young nan " coubitul tNrrnrncei thnt
the Pac.lf lN tt -iS persons on nu1ri. and NAd
nv huats wrnsr utmost clrfYlng capacity i rot eI
coed 10 thai IT, nuats we're not AID could not be
lowered 10y an ugDf ip.lned and in,uihc scent crew. and
thai the Captain az thr Orphtu' sailed aNay without
trylng 10 ascertain what damage Wa cone ~ the
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JOrTINGS AHoVr rDWN.

Jarrett & Palmer are neso, tus Tor Lease Of
l-iry iIur lADtrr, u'"uiIa4 t1 scui a c'miany OF
Antiic1n erii''s to LDHa91.
Thp rrrueh COMPANY at the ltccum lhcatrs
Vli n'If 4" 70 Do i' lit.~ rt .ins lNt4ttl hul hppcH
thcIc nc,f rfu i,y tirnils.
.loun = ltnf 49,! W,et fwonty- ty-seyenth street,
zen in llflh lifiI' ol o1flrd'Y IS uluS aid dlod
soon ait ar@3-l 20 ihe u 'trI brnnswlek.
JOHN Smith attempted suicide I'm the Rochcs-
by f'o1''. = hnself in the eide. Dsa9p love.
The wife Of l'relolick kcsman a watch
u.Arr "a t'n '.r ct, Nc.i out an Ihu"day oslcn-
,.lb 20 n .om" shopping, Hni has not rotufned. Sho
la .h9p -jbr.r- 'i'
Tile ,s.ciciy luicuoNl neia de Cabp has elect
90 \. u G,y-lfrl prf-l llc.ti T.. AflaGpbfr. Nico-
Presidents b. H. GgtO, II...Iftri alu Franco rrcro.
Assita't ire 'gurcr
Oua hundred tickets. each emitting = home
lrsG p.ltLnt 10 Nights i'i.lug ln tc GlrmNuty ~
Piuce ani N'rlHn aiiccis Lave been sent to every
wet side pJl!co station.
The dailY services I'm TriuiY Cuurch arc
U r.. .N" lf1fCt.it H't rnl Cfr tlnf PRAYER ~ y
'lHr.. Muir O. |in gi ut Che pNH' are II, q,
UrsIrt .f.'. 10 70 ful s A. ~. ana At .
GtnI sorylrc..
nan stnt 10 1HE SUN, for
'pD,n ut lii Atuuf!c ave
zoe M1uuilcurcrs' and
t'i, bans suspended
''icat the donors
q, 2GO Grand
.scs.-t<n
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MURDERED IN 4 BALL ROOM.

A Jenious Lover Crushing his Rivals skull
with n stone.
ALTOONA, Pa, Nov 26.-For some time
past bitter animosiiy his existed between
Oliver Durbin and John Pettitt, In Richhill,
Greene county, the fcud having originated in
jealousy about young woman. Several times
Darbin has threatened to kill his rival, and
about "A month ago attempted to shoot him.
Last evening the two men met nt the house Of
James Daily, where n party was In progress, aud
before any one could interfere, Dutbin attacked
Pettitt and crushed his ekull In with heavy
stone, hich had evidently been concealed about
his person and taken - the .llrnun 10 per
form the murGcIous work. The murderer WAS
at once arrested, anu 1t required the most do
terhiucd efforts ON tre Part uf the autAorities
to spare him from ing lyncned.
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At tho Waterbury Comm elections, on tho Isl
inst, the Inhabitants yctcd by 800 jirty. grant
no licenses 10 Quor dealers NrycIthelcs. there
- bArrooms "a the town. nIi hut two selling without
lt'ts"s iciupci .aCn League" organized aud
large sum Waf raised with which Ca hgt tue ilquOs
traffic. Then tac Ecv. GcCrgc a. woodward, of Br0Ok-
N win two Oct Gives NHCtrtu evidence sgit 81 sIty
or seventy dealers and Nil Iiu CoNd riti foul
cl1r-es, Z urd guilty and sentenced to pay hne OF
800 aud costs The liquor drarrs Src ~ ipuch dis
turufd, AID thv " TEMPERANCE League mas olrS yea
chemist 80 nnt we tnr various liquors, to obtain owl
dencs VITA n gard 10 authorizations
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THE NEW CONG RESs.
An Active Canvnss for the Sponhcrship Tho
Contests for the Mir0r Oaiccs.


Contests for the Mirror Oficcs.
WAsu1NoToN, Nov. PA considerable
number OF members and prominent Democrats
have arrived in the last two days, aud a very ac-
tive canyassing has begun for tho Speakership
and tho minor Offices Of the House. Willard's
Hotel and tho Metropolitan are the principal
centres Of these groups Of politicians, but the
roal and effective work Is being done In moro
private localities. The contest for tho Speaker
ship Is the ono chiefly discussed, and on which
the most feeling seems to be evinced. The
friends OF Kerr claim that he is sure OF the nomi-
nation. and those Of Randall arc equally posi-
tive that he will bo the man. As there arc onlv
thirty or forty members present,no accurate sum
ming up Of tho relative. strength Of candidates
can DO made. Some OF the members present are
claimed by both sides. Tho full vote Of lndianais
known to be for Mr.. Kerr, and that Of pcnnsyl
vanla for Mr. Randall. All Of the candidates are
roprescnted by their friends to be strong In the
New York delegation, and Of course some must
be ut fault In their calculations. While the
Spcakership absorbs public attention, gfoat
deal Of quiet canyassing has been going on for
the Offices OF Clerk and Sersennt-at- Arms. Tho
Crlttendcn Of Missouri, Banks OF Mississippi,
Duhose of Georgia, Shobcr ot North Carolina,
We1derburn and Whitehead of virginia, and
Archer OF Maryland. Most u these Candidates
have been here FOR several DAYS
Tho Hon. Geo. NJ. Adams VI Kentucky reached
here tonight and was warmly welcomed by MS
friends. II IL beyond all douht that a Northern
candidate will be made Speaker, ana that Mo
Clcrkship will 80 to the South. Inc pTepondcr-
ance OF Southern opinion will 10 far TO shape
the result for tho Speakcrship, aud the Northern
members will have the opportunity III ther turn
OF deciding between the different southern can
didntes for the Clerkshlp. In respect to the
Serge ant alarms there IL less activity. The
Hon John G.. THOMPSON OF Ohio, Chairman OF
the Democratic state Committee, who Is In the
city, IL earnestly supported b. the OHIO dclega.
tion for this position A number Of memher5
are expected to reach here tomorrow, and IN
several Of tho delegations cAucusus viii DO hcli
to confer on the policy to be pursued in respect
to competing candidates from the same state.
There Is the usual pressure from the District Of
Columbia for subordinate positions, aud mem
bers are besiegcd almost "a soon as they arrive
bY gentlemem Willing TO servc tho COuntrY.
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Messrs. Ncedh m and Hail, the remaining
ey'ngeusi' say that the nr0okyn revival has barely
begun Eleven churches held extra meetings al Of last
w""h, Including the Nmkc.s but not more than two.
thirds OF tls number " u continue. Mr. Nrciham yes
tcrlay afternoon gwe hibo readngs In the L. NJ q. A.
rouma and he VAL continue 10 rive them IN tho same
ace untl next ra,url u which tine ua is san flr
h,lind. Nr. Gro llh VINO has aeen conauc ,ilg the
oLnG mcuh meetings "a nr. iuyrra church, san hold
tnou tAis Wrrk in Association al. lir too. 60 ga
away Al the emf OF hg week. AOlut tHeAi Aye casps
Of cunNtr6lon rri rrp0lei from thcac mccila.i iHc
committee say That ne work VIII he cOrNnuGd vi .Or
OuBly alt .Ough NJ uYdngellsta are nigh.
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deIco p. Monies, OF Sd neakman street,
who was banlshed from cuba to the Isle OF rnes IN Oc
tober has been released. lie and several hundred Of
the wealihest Cubans had been arrested suspicion
OF sympuhisns with tho patriots on N, Isle OF Pines
hey slept IN me nprn AR, and mad NJ change OF cloth
Ing When DIR. MunteH rtkchUd Havana, ht WAS told
the Captain General that II he would rem ounce his al
glance ~ the Unied sates he might remain in Cuba
month.
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CURI0SIIINS or CRIME.

A s25N French plate glass in James McAHrpy's
store WiuIJN, al ~ Nrk.Ih .NruHc. E.uukyn. "A ls
sma Nci ytstc;diJ by STONE lAtonh ~ sJme un'
SnuNn person.
Joseph Morrs, Christian Ais, and solomon
RofskY loutbarN1 ' .a Forsyth 4ir'o qnaucut las,
ni.nt ever gAmc uf CArsu, pud tniistlau AIS wIs
abAed ~ MOi!s.
Lydia COMBS u % prospect street. Rrogkyn,
was shot ia IN" rfht eye 0n H'turl" eNch.ns ut lHt
r0c shooting "a eail tn have been ptrilCutal Nc-
Loutlm cUmn tea, aud the girl Ya' scul " Belle
tt,, lIfset.
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The steam nip Galley, Capt. Eurgoync from
Yotalnml, arrived on Saturday The Captain, being
ehor' Of coal put INTO Carasonm, on the Mednor.
r'n"an and htl 90 pay forty pounds or ride out i've
dl3 l1 ftnHe, o. hero % no sanitary treaty hctwr
lnrEri and ~p "a Gld not get coal uutll n"Nt day.
h, cttp.h'.i 81, lic1 .i'1 ana drd, il co.t twe"ty
InHe moro 10 the u1ctog 90 gct Ccrt'ncatc before
CHi ohs coud bo cleared. th!f. lalr.oyue uoes not
l-cpnueAI CaItigcllA 500 % c1Ails port.
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1nE ON WORGD'S NEWS.
Whnt the Cznrs Organ Thinks OF England's
pnIrhn.c OF Ihe >nrz Cnnnl.

BRUSSELS, Nov. ss.-Lc Nord, tho Russian
organ, believes, however great the consequences OF
Engllnd's purchase OF the canal shares may be- the
transaction cannot encanser the peace Of Europe. TIE
purchase al the countries bordering the NrdtcF
raueIn SEA- especially France and II seems impossible
for the rtlu TO be completed without an inter
national arrangement. IL would amount % sheer con.
uscAtiQn fug EUganu to undertake thc ,eW'Nt of
the cnal II IL be not desired tnlt hr cNilSn{ work
Of the canal become iuere ms iuilent OF uddc Hr-
rAngsuirrts mEst ne made to reader tuc thsl-' com
paine with me Interests OF thc world and tue neaLs Of
4 q.
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Mnrrrrr stnnrt,. NnrrltY.

Mr. william stuart, OF the Park Theatre was
the originator Of thc scheme bY which the company ot
the Olympic Theatre WAS enabled, oa Thanksgiving
BAY to play the same MATINEE performance IN the
Ohmp.c and In tn' Grano Opera loAse. ON thst day
Mr.. Stuart prpscuttl rliulaiun MT. M ave dflr MT
tHiatrcs hartford aud ~ bridgeport. to1u aud IN
the Grand opera House, tne lAr4, nud .e Oh! lpic IN
NJ. .Itrg
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In Jo' .scy City the spread Of diphtheria' az re-
ported ~ the Health Board Is eNrilng alarm. In the
month"; rcnort mere were four tincs many cases o
death from any other disease In Newark, ihrou.h
I've ~ 6c school ttaehclI alone ~ ca n.tl were ~
p0rte4 II, three weexs In Runway there are nnner9u
eascsN large prop0itlon Of ucm proving lAla ai
Long Iiraurh seyent, C.sc8 have oveh teluAV
Dy thNa physic!aus IA elgLt YeeAA
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IoNDOE, Nov. G.-lho trial Of Henry and
Tlo.as wainwright tor the murder Of Harriet Lane in
Whicchapel roai last year Is pro,rc sing at the Gem
tul c,n,int Court pref lcl over by Lord CHiof jus
iisr ,i,.x xhnrt. lhr pOr-ccutl 'n closed lJ-lay,
Inc coupscI az iieary WMuN ,hi ~, 9len2d WIN
new theory of drfCpce, relying upon The nsuniccrcY
of me cent ncati,uot a.. H ~ -' ~ iclrnt lr"l
Of the murder and the ncOmplce,te 'ue cnAh VI
clrCuulstIntial evidence.
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Albion Socicty's ball. Irving Hall, December q
Arcadipn Social club, Terrace Garden, Dec. o
Annual hon II Plymouth Rock Council, No.
80. -. L. A. NJ, Nsr's Ac n'diJ, Dccem Der 8.
Ball ~ the Veteran Corps, Sixiy-ninth Rcgt-
mcnt, FtiTero's Assembly Rooms December /.
The young ladies' Of Furst & CO.'S store, Jor-
scv t.ty mel at c r'si4gnco OF Miss J. 'ShsW ana
marched 20 Ns rSffc 10 house JcrGcY chs licghLA
where tAvy enjoyed thcr thrd annual surprise party.
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An Accident to Auolhcr BRITISH Ironcind.

PLyMoUrn, Nov. 23.-Thc British iron turret
ship Monarch, ot the Channel Fleet. came In collisos
t'.tay with the IIoldcl from Pfn.afpa for London.
lhr Holden was b1ulV damaged, her bows being
tna.hel ~. rhc nanIo-Har Was also seriously
ldrci, aud lolh yr.baIe have pm into fhis ntrh0r.
HTh liollpu'- Ctctrt us-r tlt tho NOraVc tfie 10
cross tlrr hGWs ud after The COLLISION steamed away
without un ring assi,tlnc'.
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Peter Dody and his sisior MARY wcro found
destitute In Wahingtnn street oa saturday, They saH
that they had been ten from Loweil Mass., by their
aunt 10 Nalt their mpibc w nhl.dtlp bat taA. taplr
iuoacv had gyou nnt. The boy tN clv Ntara old ni
tho gr thrtccu. lhey were taken to the Police Cen
TIL ON,
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" .lunl and Rome was the subject of lee
ture in the large hAof the Cooper Union last evening,
Nv the Rev Father lleaU Anderson. The esistn;
EnGleh tnurch, be said was paLtcd pl Rome, ar me
ductrinrs u the llnm Churh aad mo Eng lHh liigh
Church arc not e,eeml iY different NhI1.h thry arc
divergent bat tDcJ n9td clam apOit1hty IN orlslu.
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Tho s'hooner c rrle IL. AnniS oi Chester,
m, wa7 rnu into and cipsi8ei on sands Point on
Saturday night Ey tho steamer cry oil Lawrence Al
hands Wtr' thr l"n into tlt water, and t-pt tucker
lts not hC u -teu stc' Iur Others Wrr" savcl the
schooner hld No llslts. She was on htT hrst tip.
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Il COLLEGE or BUsIC.
An i%nortant Attraction to sC Added to

Those now in the Central Park.
Mr. Samuel Wood has endowcd a college OF
music to no erected IN Contra Park. Mr.. WOOD, a
native of Long Island. late resident Of BrooEyn has
taken his residence Nea Yors. Hcis about eighty
years Old aad his estate i, estimated at from g. OooODj
t. sBOlnr0D. lie Is tho auryIug hrocsoi alAniiy Of
iour WAC con7oscd tue old nrn of - Gers, Mu1d
rDthf ~ i- l.Olt street, where they ud business
Tor nearly my years. Not ore of the hr1.hor. ever
ilirrid ara tlcy coy cnan M that the surviving brother
Hrothcrs should iherf te pro9rrr uf any cccras'
brother uui tie -s or tIr should inherit in' whole,
aa' tiat s4uuii D. Nut9 ucy ST D. alter properly pro-
ylllg for the most disi lut relatives, ~ sOc puOi!c
Use .aa. SHOULD Jtl- A. t4elr GO .ltrY.
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sPRINGrlrLp, Mas Nov ss-,loses DIckIn-
lhsun. 1r'i ~ years trtuer Of Amherst found
mnr ited u M rtsitnrr SATURDAY nj snt his head
having oc' % crushed with an nXc.
1hD u.urd rNr ,nhtIr.s Nls tramp, whom he hirnA
Two weeks previously, and thc deed done Tor money.
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Accused of Murgrrins her stcpson.

BUFFALO, Nov. -. woman, AGED 40, n'mcd
Nimclmiue Wek, arrested this afternoon, charged
with numbering her strpson, aged II years, who ha3
h,ou missing sinc' th' 1d ms The body was IN an old
well on tlc prcui@es I'm nude ttato, except thr'
with cnMns ami other wu,hts attlcnrd To his noes.
Properly oclOagin 10 tue murder hoy aul rrYcltius
tn her own chld IN case Of AIS drutA IL the supposed
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PniLAprLrutA, Nov. 2S.-ruo meetings ~
NJ od, and spngcy to-day were N"N largely attended
At caon of t.r last Two Tugs thers we're JctN
II 700 aud l. 800 people lirsent
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NEW HAVEN. Nov. :s.-At drunken row "a
prraaiu on Wet csilY uiglt iast, one n,yi Buddng-
top stabbed. from ~ crcts II which he has
diCd. lis Asslllaut has be "a arrested.
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Tho BIncLwcll's Island Tragedy.

Matthew Creeyy, the old Ratekeeper on black
wersIsland, who was beaten by unknown pers1nl on
FRIDAY morning. aIod ~ saturday. HIS ngTdersEs arc
al uadoteelAd
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nouns or LEISURE.

Rising and hirh barometer. brisk and hieA
uurAcast 10 northwest wlds decidedly cold and clei
u clearing weather
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Mr. KinGsleys contrast for the Hemp-tead-
fs.cIFnir caltd for ~ g." petion in the fdll 81
moro ihun another cpntractor offered to do tho
WORK Tor. Instead of a completed work at tho
= Wlde excavation, united for the storage Of
water Ihe contractors co0lY asked Tor tJJ0,-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-26

V,HE RUBY CONSOLIDATED MINING
/ Company. limited, of London, England,
hereby give notice that, whereas it has come
to their knowledge that one JOHN Il. PLA-
TER, of Eureka, Nevada, has fradulently re-
located a certain portion Of their mines on
Prospect Mountain, Eureka county, Nevada,
under the name of the Atlas Mining Conn
pany; further, that the said Platter and his
associates have tax en- possession OF the fur
nnces belonging to this Company, and re-
named them the Atlas; now. this is to give
notice that no party has had or now has any
authority to dispose on any Of the company's
mines or furnaces: and all paIties-unless au-
thorized by the updersigned-found in or
upon any of the property Of this compan
after this date, will be treated as trespassers
and as such will DO proceeded against to the
utmost extent of the law. Notice is hereby Civ
on that HERMANN HEYN EMANN, Of the
firm Of Heynemann 4 Co., of Sanso ne street,
San Francisco. has been removed from his
office as Agent and Trustee for the company,
and is no longer authorized to transact bust.
ness or receive moneys on account of this
company,
THE KUBY CONSOLIDATED MINING
COMPANY, LIMITED.
By its Attorney in fact, B. s. BERNARD.
Witness to the signature:
Thomas w. TAYLOR.
Eureka, New, June rs, 1875. je27