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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-06

HAVING A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE
II of the kind of goods required, and what
goods are worth, we want the public to call
and inspect our stock Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, which for quality, quantity and
prices are unknown to this section Of this
State. e. 51
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-28
WHOLE NUMBER 2593.

forcements are unable to penetrate the
kilograms that they had 40 penetrated
are premature. If the Herzegovina insur-
gents reject the preferred mediation. Aus-
tris. who has assembled whcle army corps
in Dalmatia. will be in position to offer
the Sultan her good offices.
A Revolutios Imminent In Uruguay.
The Daily Telegraph. in its financial col.
umn to-day, says private kilograms from
MonteveidO state that The dissatisfaction
with the President and his ministry is such
that NO doubt is entertained that another
revolution is imminent in Uruguay.
The British Nfieister In Chiua Complaips
Of Bad Treatment.
A communication has heen received from
the British minister at Pckin complaining
OF the manner in which he has be en- treated
by the Chinese government since the Bur.
NAH affair. and desiring to have his hands
strengthened in case of need. He has, how
ever, not been insnlted, and reports the
seriousness OF the stfAlr highly colored.
Capftulated.
PERPrGNAN, August q SEQ de Urpel has
capi,ulated. The Alfonsst army occupied
the forts this morning. The garrison were
made prisoners Of war and were taken to-
Pnlgcerda. The bishop of SEQ de Urgel was
also taken to Paigcerda as . prisoner of war.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-28
The Old Way.

The Democrats of North Carolina having
been equarely beaten by $4,000 majority on
the convention vote, and having failed to
secure enough delegates to tinker the con-
stitution of the State into Democratic by
laws, are endeavoring to accomplish their
purposes by foul means. The attempts to
kill McCsbe are approved, and from the
language of the Charlotte Observer it sp-
pears there are yet hopes of getting rid Of
few Republicans by assassination. The
Observer says:
Since we have learned that the vote will
be 90 close between the parties We have
hoped that Q few Of the Radical members
would find it convenient to pass in Their
checks, and for once merit the praise and
accept the thanks of the Conservative preas
of this State; but after welearned that Beel.
zebub had made two shots at McCabe, OF
Edgecombe, and yet missed his man, VIC
have given up all hope. They'll all be
there, gentlemen, every one OF them. ana
the only way 10 beat them is to be there.
too, and beat them in the open field, with
banners flying, and under the inspiring
music of pure, sound, unadultered COnser-
vative Democracy -,7-
The editor says they'll all be there" ," but
With such unscrupulous foes the chances
are they will not. So much tor ''pure.
sound, unadulterated, Conservative Democ-
racy!"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-28
THE TURF.
The Races 1t Long Branch,

LONG BRANCH, August n The first race
was handicap, purse $3.50, for all ages,
one mile and a quarter. The starters were
Spendrift, Monmouth, B. F. Carver, Ida
Wells, Century, Mollie Darling and Hattie
Howard. SpeDdrift took the lead at the
start and won easily by two lengths.
Time-2:l3.
The second race was for purse of $lO0:
mile heats, for all ages. The starters were
Spendritt, DOnnybroOk, Fadladesn, Jack
Trigg and FenangO The first heat was
won oy Spendrift; the second heat was won
by Donny brook by three lengths, Spendritt
SECOND, Fadladeen third, Jack Trigg dis
tanced. Donny brook won the third heat,
and by ten lengths. Sendrift second. Tine
l:46h, l:4834, 1:5lk.
The three quarters of a mile dash was
won by Burgess. Jack Trigg second, We
mango third. Tipe-I:l8A
The steeple chase over the usual course
was woR by Deadhead, Mconstone second,
Minnie Mac third. Time-31649.
Hampden Park Races.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. August .27-About
1900 persons attended the closing races at
Hampden Park to-day. Goldsmith Maid
and Fullerton were withdrawn from the
free to all race on account Of lameness,
leaving Lulu, Nettie and American Girl the
only competitors for the purse of 5000.
American Girl won the race in three straigh hi
heats, with Lulu second. Time-2::222. 224.
2.23
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-28

Stirling, Ahrens & Co. were agents. the fol-
lowing A.a.ement was presented: Assete-
Cash S4l ,353, due by sundry parties 81 $685. :
OIL, stock "f sugar on haua 4l,l05, ,595, rt-
fnery S6O9,e74: total % 339, 963. Lisbil-
ities-Bi,l. payable. $22,5S5, ,747. due sundry
parties $99, 2S4. capital stock $600, 600; total
f3, 2S5 OBJ.
The Calvert refinery was oper sted by
Stirling, Ahrens l. Co. as agents Of the
company. Mr.. Stirling was president and
Ahrens treasurer. At the meeting Of the
board of directors to-day it wasasceFtained
that of the amount stated rs due by sun.
dry par ties, the cum of &807 900 was owed
by the firm of Stirling. Ahrens & Co. Mr..
Stirling rendered his resignation as presi-
dent. as also Mr. Ahrens, the treasurer,
both Of which were accepted.
The directors today tbOugbt it advisable
to suspend payment temporarily. 1t is
stated that it was not known to any of the
members of the board of directors OF the
Calvert Company, except Stirling and
Ahrens, that the firm was indebted to the
Calvert Company. or that its credits had
been used for the benefit Of the suspended
firm.
The Condition Of Baxter q Co.
NEW YORK, August 2.--Archibald Bsx-
tor & Co., who suspended few weeks ago,
filed a schedule in the to1ntv CLERKS office.
Their assets are about $l75 GOO and the lia-
bilities about $25O,OO0. They think they
will he able to pay sixty cents. and if time
is given. very nearly or quite dollar for dol
lar. The assgnee's. bond was fixed at
SAC, 900.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-28

4 Siishs Errss Of The Associated tress.
New YORK, August 27.-The dispatch
sent yesterday about the meeting Of the
New York delee a ion, including Messrs.
Ottsndorfer, +. A. Conkliop, Henry Kemp
aad others. to the proposed tinancia4 con
ventlon at Cisc;nnsti Inadvertently termed
the latter an initiation csnysntion when 10
etoald have been designa.ed a. hard
money convention. Justice TO the speak
ers 1t the meeting renders this correction
necessary, although fhe mistake 10 obvious,
and eOul6 deceive nobody.
Fho Fresidsns.
ffesideet Grant will be tho guest Of Sen
atOr Conkling 1t the meeting ot the Army
Of the Cumberland at UticS, New York,
September Is and l6.
<s0vernmeot 0usinses.
Subtreasury balsncss-G0ld t34 ,54l ,e9I;
currency BE-, III ,379.
The sub-trexsurer paid out D770,OOO on
account of interest, and $2l 900 tor bonds.
Customs receipts to-day 4435, 200.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-28
a Ntagnifcept Eating Match.

Late London papers devote whole broad
sides to glowing descriptions of the msgni-
fcent international banquet given the pre-
feot of the Seine by the lord mayor of Lon
don. The lord mayor spent $4,000 upon
the dinner, and everything connected with
the banquet was on q scale of unwOnted
splendor. To meet the guests of the even
ing the mayors of the most conspicuous
municipalities in the world had been hidden
and most. of them came. The mayor of
Quebec had come 5000 miles to sit at this
splendid board, and there he met the heads
OF the municipalities of Rome. Florence,
Turin, Brussels, Amsterdam, Geneva, Lis.
bon, Christians, Calais, Bordeaux, Ant
werp, Havre, Toronto, and of many other
foreign capitals, and beside 162 mayors of
English, Irish and Scotch cities, with
goodly array OF town clerks. sheriffs and
projects. fhepanOrama that passed before
their eyes was bewlldering. The guests dined
in their robes, and the display of plate was
as splendid az can be lima gined. There
were mayors in black and mayors. in GRIM
son: mayors in blue and mayors in scarlet;
there were Scottish provosts in, robes of
purple velvet trimmed with ermine. As
for the amount of bullion worn around the
necks OF these municipal magnstes; as for
the Ponderous chains Of eighteen and twen-
ty karat gold. and as for the shining
badges pendant ttherefrom-these ornaments
were so numerous, and evidently go abound
ing in intrinsic value. that. no pen could de-
scribe them. mot satisfied with giving his
guests this wonderful dinner-at cost of
$50 per plste--the lord mayor entertained
them with . ball at the Guildhsll, which
was. transformed into one of the most state
ly and luxurious of ball rooms. The lord
mayor sat in state, fanked by sword bearer
in tur hist and mace-bearer in barrister's
wig, and shook hands with his more dis.
tiDguished guests - they arrived. The
lady mayoress, in costume of light blue,
was beside her husband and sssisted him in
doing the honors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-28
Court items.

The case Of Samuel Watson against The
city of New Orleans, the complaint of which
was filed yesterday in the United States
Circuit Court, is . very important one. The
right of the city to its entire line Of wharves
is challenged; and if the case is not nipped
in The bud even the old Livingstone com.
promise will be attacked.
Judge Hawkinss after transacting much
business in the Superior District Court
during the past week. will leave the city
again to-day.
Judge Abell has the habeas corpus case
of the contemptuous butchers before him
this morning.
Judge Cullom mas presided in the Fifth
District Court three days during the week
and opens confs this morning at ten o'clock,
to clear the unusually large docket he has
before him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
W WASHINGTON.
0eturned.

0eturned.
WAsHINGrox, August p. - Postmaster
General Jewell has IT turned
Mobile emusslef In she TeiIs.
The master Of the schooner Elizabeth Oh
recent voyage from the West Indies to
Mobile managed to snnggle lot Of cigars,
but was aftervard caught. and the matter
vas reported to tha Secretary of the Tres
snry, who decides that the cigars shall be
forfeited to the government and the master
OF the schooper shall pay fine of $500
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-28

punished; but even if they we're still recog-
nized by the u tatutss, life is not 90 vslueless
to be disposed of in such summary way az
sugget ed. when the law itself. if existing.
would int1ict no harder punishment than
fine or ipprisonment upos the guilty par
ties.
Respectfully snbnittod,
HENRY TRAIN.
Brssbess, August 90, 1875.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-28
FOREIGN,
Uswiilinsuess Of Turkey 10

Cswlllfngneos Of Tsrkey 70 Mediate.
LONDON, August N.-The TD.es special
from Berlin says European powers are un-
able to induce Turkey to suspend hostilities
pending mediation. Tne refusal, however,
10 matter Of indifference, - Turkish rein.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-28

Olive Sykes has seen Washington Nathan
at Long Branch, and she says his face is
not the face Of q criminal. That ought 20
clear MP some Of the Nathan mystery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-28
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
EDUCATIONAL.

STRAlGHT UNlvERslrY-oLpEsr IN.
- stitution In the state open to colored people.
Isv and Theoloec i departments Fine English
and Classical couEpeA Superior Music Teacher
employed. Well furnlshed boarding house, where
students are ader the especial care Of teachers.
Boarding sic; tuition 81 per month Opens Sep
tember 49,
Address, J. A. AOANE
Su27 cod In Straight ppiverJity, New orleans.
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DEMEMBER

RE"E"ssR
When you 60 to Biloxi don't forget 20 eAll Z.
THE PRESS SALOON.
~ Harry wishes to zee you all
p. J. AONTRoSN
whl3 6n Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-28
ERAND ISLE HOTEL.

1875. -A 1875.
The enly real Surf Bsthing in the South. Fish
ing.
Terms SIS per month; el2 per week; O. 50 per
day Liberal terms to families and excursion
parties.
Steamer lesves Harvey's canal every Saturday
and Tuesday At A: H., returning to the city every
Monday and Thursday evening ct five O'Clock.
jy32m B. MAR0Or. PrOpfitt tor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-28
RAILROADS.
THE MOBILE LINE.

VCHE MOBILE LINE.
On and after May % trains will arrive and depart
from the depot, foot of Canal street, - follows
DEPART.
Sunday, at t....................... 3sl5 r. M.
kxDress and mail daily, at .......-. 4. ".
Through night express, daily, at..... $40 r M.
ARRIVE.
&osss accommodation daily, except
Sunday, At .................. 1906 A. M.
Express aud mail daily at. ......... 3s5S r. N.
Through night express, daily, 1t .lls3O r. M.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to LoVisville Cincin-
6ati, Lynchburg, Virginia Springs and Baltimore
without charge.
once corner Of Canal and Common streets. op.
Qosite City Hotel
my23' D. B. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
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STEAMSHIPS.


8REMEN,
NsetA Gefme2 4AsyA.
SfEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AID NEW ORLekN6
sIA RAvRR sOUvHAMPToS AID HAVANA.
n Tho Sesanssa1ps - ~ NeftA
&&* usrm.n lloyd ~ill 'un as follows:
From Bremen. From New Orleans.
QANNOVER.. September l5.s.. .Octobef II.
FRANKFURT. October l3. .....s. November H.
Further days 07 departure will ss advertised
eeresfter.
The steamers touch outward at Hsvre and hav.
ana and ON .heir bOme trip et Havana and South
Ampt0u to land and receive passengers and freight.
PRICEb OF PASSAGR
FROM Bremen. southampton or hAvso - Havana
OF New Orleans.
Cabin. ..s.......'..'..'..elo0G GoI9
st60rage 4o gOlo
From New Orle ans Havana, TO Southampton
London, Hsvro or Bremen.
~ kV!V
SteerA&e. % 90o
From New Orleans to Havana
CaOln pJS ROo
ctoorARo' IL 8Uio
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton or
Hsvre to New Orleans, issued by the undersigned.
For further particulars apply 10
Ed. ,. STOCKMYYER'A CO.. ARents. y
aus ly No. AZ Union street.
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lFOR HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KRY2 40
KEY WEST.

tOR HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KRY& AIaA
KEY WEST.
UnleoA .ecntes Man Llnos
Oteamshipo
WILLIAM ?. CLYDE, WILMINGTON,
4AR0ARKT. 1AlklA
k and saVsns @ stsa@.6ir 9oslsss
bclsss steamers nom fsv 0rlsass
Every WeADpsdsy.
-4ouchinG At Cedar Keys and Key West, and -,
Meeting with steamers for ApalAchfO0ls 81 4AEke
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Key West. TO Cedar Ksn
UAb1p. 1p...........s........%AO %AO -
eteerAge.... ........... 20 II
Through bills Of lading issued TO Ill points y
&lorids including Tampa, and to sew Ssrk
Charleston and Savannah.
None but the companys bills Of lading dG1a'
and none signed after satling Of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations and thIous
kickets given to sbOve points
No hOight received without permit hon u
dfRce.
K R0B8RTs, AginA
fAle No. 10 Common 0t1ooA
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ORLEANS ROUSE.

ORLEANS ROUSE.
~ Formerly the Harris House,
PASS CHRISTIAN AISs ISSIPPH.
Bosrd by the day: week 0f Month. Rooms airy
aud csmmod0us Location near the beach, with
bath house attached. Every attention paid to thu
comfort Of the patrons Of the house. Table sur
piled with the best the market affords. Charge
moderate. Patronage respectfully solicited.
jed 3m MRS. n J. COWAN Proprietress.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-28

0OSSRLL HOUSE, :
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI,
VIII reopen on May ]. 1875. for the reception
Huesta, having been newly furnished throughout
Charges moderate.
mhl3 6m PETER J.. NONTROSs. Proprietos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-28

BALTIMORE, August N.-The liabilities Of
Stirling, Ahrens T. Co. are 81. 500, 900, of
which 81 900 ,00O 10 due in Baltimore to ,ner-
chante, banks and private bankers, They
employed $50 men in the reiineries.
At Q meeting of the creditors Of the Cal
vert Sugar Refining Company. of which
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-15

1t is q sad thing to see ten or twelve women
get together and attempt to organize so
clety to Aid the Deserving Poor They tried
in Ninth avenue the other afternoon, after
having talked up the matter for three or foul
weeks Thirteen or fourteen of them met by
appointment, and after some skirmishing one
of the number called the meeting to order
and said that the first duty would be to elect
q President
\ sharp-faccd woman got up and said that
she didn't want the position, but II ii was the
wish of the meeting that she should take 1t,
why, she would. There was a painful pause
and fat women arose and said that she had
had considerable experience with such SO
cietics, and that she thought she could render
greater personal and if made President. There
was another painful pause, and little wo
man rose up and squeaked:
II move to lay the subject on the table,
The other women looked al her i'll Il frecZ
ing way, and it was suggested that Il bal lot be
taken. All readily agreed to this, and ballots
were prepared and Il bonnet passed around
When the votes were counted it was found
each woman had put IN nj least one for her
self and three Of them had put in two OF
three The President pro tenn looked very
grave as she stood up and remarked:
Ladies, | trust that this error may not OC
cur again
1t did however, or at least each one cast 4
vote tor herself, but on the third ballot d
choice was made and the lucky woman too>
her seat, smOothed out the folds of her dress
and remarked:
THE next thing in order is thc-the next
thing!
4 woman with wart on her nose then
made speech, saying that she had been
Treasurerol several similar associations, and
that if II was the wish Of the convention she
would accept the office. II didn't seem to be
the wish, however.
Il move 10 adjourn :" solemnly exclaimed
woman with a large BACKBONE.
The motion is not in order replied
woman across the room.
Am in the chair or arc YOU demanded
the President
II move to reconsider tie motion" squeak
ca the little woman.
Il support the Qucstion" pu. IN the fat
woman.
The President wiped her spectacics, raped
On the stovcr;pg and replied:
Ladies cad gentlemen, { ere Is no motion
before the house aAd the question To adjourn
IS oct of order
Not much" exclaimed i woman nearly
s!N feet high, drawing herself up. I've seen
more meetings of this kind than the Pre,i
dent ever heard OF, and know than an OrdvI
10 adjourn is always IN moiionl"
so is your tongue" said some one on the
lounge and the President knocked un th
,;ovepipe and said:
The Chair believes She knows her bust
moss As well a. any woman wearing plate
iewelry. or rs we'll as if she had a wart o
her nose, We will ROW proceed L. elect
secretary and Treasurer. How shall they 3
electeds'
"yiver voicer," cried ono.
II motion by ballot" added q second.
BE exclamation" shouted a third.
You mean acoius0tioS," explained Oh
President, looking at the last speaker
Il don't wear an Alaska diamond, was ID
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legal.

EUAItDIA N'~. NETICE.-Noice is here
! " by given 10 all persons whom II may concern, ina
the undersigned William Ia. nor, OF Franklin, IN th'
county McrrnaCk and state OF New hampshire guar
dian of Anna lHyHor Alfred Raynor John kaynnr Eula
hen Raynor George RaynOr, Joseph Ramon and harlS
kaynOr, minors will make application TO the circuit ton
OF La Sale county and state of Illinois, AT regular term
thereof TO be held the Court House In The city vl Ottawa
In said county, the first Monday OF Jnnc AID Sa oene
the seventh thereof for order and decree osald Co
directing him said guardian to sell the following real e
tate belonging to said minors or rs much thereof AS sna
seem 10 said Court 10 the Interest OF SAN minors stuaWu
in the county Of La Sale and state OF Illinois, TO wit:
The half OF the northeast quarter ot section TOUR IN
township IS north and range EAST OF the tlru principal
I meridian; -.
that portion the southeast quarter north
Of the Indian boundary line OF section ST. III township y
0ort and range east the Sd principal meran described
three links north OF point sale Indian boundary line {
chains west OF the east line OF said southeast fractional
and running thepcc north three CHAINS ana
thirty links thence west to the west line oil sara rec.
ona thence south along the west line OF
said ractona quarersection three chains and thrtyour
links, thence east the place OF beginning;
Also the west ten acres OF the north nall OF te aorh
quarter of section g. In township 81 north ana range
east OF the 80 principal meridian; o.
Also OF land described AS follows, TO wit Com
mencng nj OF section 80 In township
81 north and range east of the Sd principal meridian
thence the south line of said township twenty
chains to the southwest corner OF the southeast quarter OF
said ton thence north sixteen chains and ninety links 10
the Indian boundary line thence east on the udlan bound
airy line twenty chain. eight inks thence south the
section line seventeen chains and twenty-five links 10 The
place OF beginning
Fer the support and education Of said minors and for the
purpose Of investing such OF the proceeds OF SAID sae Ms
shall not he Immediately requisite tor said support and ed
IN opr real estate OF otherwise Investing the
same WILLIAM RhYNOR,
NAV Sth, ls,5-iw Guardian OF said Minors.
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NpRTGAGF SALE OF ZEAL ESFAIE.I
wi Whereas Thomas y. Hamilton and Mary +. Haml
ton his wife, the sixteenth day OF March A. D. SIt dd
execute and deliver the undersigned ANA JaCkson
certain mortgage deed containing power OF sale (Sad
mortgage recorded in the recorders ONCE OF La sale
county In the of Illinois, IN Book 0' OF records, OH
page S and was given the payment CT two Ger
tain promssory notes. amuuutn. together 10 The sum OF
eight hundred and twenty three lN dollars po sl sad
notes described In the mort aGeD ~,
And whereas Gelaut has been made m IN" payment OF
poh of said notes and the due thereon and both OF
said notes now long since past due;
he eOre by virtue OF the power OF sane contained
In sad mortgage will Thursday, the third day OF June
D. 1915 at The hour of nine o'clock In the forenoon at me
front door OF the post office in Streaor In LaShe Co. ILL.,,
sell at public auction the highest ana best bidder Tor cash
the following premises described In said mortgage 70 wit:
Lot No nine In block number nve in Homestead Addition
to the town Of Sreator in Ia Sale county, illinois as the
same plated recorded in the records OF said county,
the purpose OF paying the amount oi principal ana m
due said notes, and the expense OF ms advertise
en and all other expenses provided for IN said mortgage
Upon such sale being made viii execute ana to ne
purchaser proper deed OF conveyance OF all the gt tc
and interest and equity redemption u said Thomas y.
Hamilton and Mary f. Hamilton, his wife their heirs ana
assigns therein. AMI +. JAChSoN, MORTGAGE.
April 2L 1915. hloyI-'"