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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-01-01
SKERlFE'S SALE.

STATE OF NEVADA, lee
CorNrY or ErREKA.i"
SMtxlriS 0fsHE, EvRFXt County. MY.
Eureka. Dscem Der 30, 1874.
TIIIS s To CERTIFY THAT UNDER
i nnd by virtue of a decree aud foreclosure
nnt order Of sale Of the premises hereinafter
described. duly issued out OF the District
Court Of the sixth JuGicnl District. in and
tor the county OF Eureka and State OF Neva-
da, filed the 10Th day OF Decem Der, A. j..
1874, IN favor OF Robert Gibson as plaintiff,
and against Jessie hieson. Administrative u
the estate OF Jacob GISs sH. deceased. dcieId-
ant, to satisfy a judgment against said defends
ant, jessie Nlbson, ndmlnlstratrix of the estate
of jacob GlhSor, deceased. for the sum Of
i've hundacd and twenty dollars and thi:ty
ccnis-sJ-0 I-gold coin OF the | n.ted S,atos.
together with interest at the ate Of ton per
cent, per aEnIIm from the 10Th day VI Decem-
to this date. amounting TO forty-six dollars
ana thirty-hve cents-Si6 2l-together with
all costs that may hereafter accrue, to thu
sheriff of Eureka county directed and to me
delivered, l.. ohm ID. sullivan, Sheriff Of Euro
ha county, did, in manner re CURED by law.
seize and levy uroI, as the property Of said
defcI dant. that all and singular the mort
gagged premises mentioned in said decree and
hcrelnu1tcr described, or - much there"fhs
may he sufficient to raise TIE amount due TO
the plaintiff for the principal and interest
and costs in this suit and expenses OF sale,
the follow lug described rtal properly, sltuat-
ed in the town of Eureka, eousty Of EGre-
ka, and State Of Nevada, to wit;
Lot No. II. in the MelJonald Survey, an adj
dition TO the town of Eureka. lying on the
east side of Spring street, being twenty-five
EFFECT front ON said Spring street By, one
hundred 0o-tcct dcep, together WITH sa
and singular the tenements, heredita.nens
and appurtcnaneest hereunto belonging Or IN
anywlse appertainins. ,.u
And notice is hereby given, that VIII sen
SAID real property, u aforesaid. at the IouIt>
house OF Eureka county, in the town Of lure
ka, in said county. on the
goth day of January. A. D.. ls7o'
Between the hours of Q O'Clock A. n. ana ,
o'clock =. NJ. to wit: at II O'Clock N. o. ssu
day. The salo of said real property VIII y;
elude all the right, title and interest o. 'su
defendant in ard to the same when sald ~
cree became a lien thereon. to wit: fhs ~" -
day of december. A. b. 1874. Term. Q, sas'
cash. JOHN -. SULLIVAN,
d.o-td sheriff Eureka County.
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No pAPER

That the editor. printers. pressman.
and the devil. may have an opportuni-
" of spending New Years, each ac-
cording to the dictates of his own con-
science, we shall issue no paper to-
morrow.
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Dissolution Notice.

TIiE Co-PARTN ERSHlP HERETOFORE
! icgelhath, under the name Of kiege!hu,nM
Esterly. in the business of keeping o salooa
and dance house. in the town and county "
Eureka. Nevada, is this day DISSOLVE W ~
mutual consent. Said Esterly is entitlsu ~
collect all debts and claims due or 70 ~.
come due said firm. and will pay and IS iao''
for all debts and claims agaist said hrm; ;r,,
FRANK RIEGELHUIh.
=. L. EaTEkLI. lon
Eureka. Ncy.. Dec. -. 1874. ON
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Nor THE REGULAR THING.-It is the
regular thing for murderers to an
nounce from the scatfold that they ex-
pect to rise directly into Heaven and
quarter themselves permanently in
Abraham's bosom. John Murphy, who
was hung at Carson the other day, was
more modest, eententing himself with
the expectation Of reaching the ultim-
ity OF future happiness by degrees,
whereat the papers say he failed to en-
list the sympathy of the spectators
who assembled 10 witness his depar-
ture for the unknown world.
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DECENTRALIZATION the 9th of De-
cember, says the San Francisco Chron-
,cle, Alvinza Hayward made the fol-
lowing Christmas presents: To the
Protestant Orphan Asylum, $1,000;
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum,
$1,000; Ladies' Protection and Relief
Society. $1,000, and the Girls and Boys
Aid Society 5000, making a total of
$4,000. The contribution in aid of the
Girls and Boys Aid Society zane Just
IN the nick of time, and will doubtless
be used at once.
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TIE JURY SYsTEM.-In another col
unn will be found an interesting COM
munication upon the present jury sys-
tenn. Although somewhat severe. the
author handles the subject in a mas
erly and tells some whole
some truths, which are worthy of the
consideration of our Solons at the
Capital. A thorough reformation OF
our jury system is the most important
work Of general interest that will come
before the next Legislature, and all
well written Communications upon the
subject are welcome in our columns.
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L. =. Surveying Expedition.

New YORK. Dec. 81.
The officers of the United States
Darien surveying Expedition ar
rived in this city yesterday, and i'm
mediately proceeded to complete the
preparations necessary for the expedi-
ton. The party consists of Lieutenant
Frederick Collins, Lieutenant James j.
Easton. Lieutenant sullivan, Lieuten-
ant 5. c.. Paine. Ensign Ellsbury and
Assistant Surgeon Nortleet. Two 9TH
er officers were yesterday transferred
to Commodore Lull's party. They
leave on saturday in the Acapulco for
Aspinwall, where they join the United
States steamer Canandaigua, which
will convey the party to the Gulf of
| raba and up the Atkato river to
Napipi. The Canandaigua will also
furnish such men and material as may
be required for the prosecution of the
survey. The party will return in May.
Butler is Dinsd and Makes a
speech.
BosToN, Mass. Dec. 81.
A complimentary dinner, tonight.
was given to General Butler. at
ioung's Hotel, by eighty gentlemen.
In a speech, Butler said: Il am an In
dependent andthree Years ago.in can
Hass through the State said this: That
the people needed a change. and that
fit vas not made inside of the Rerubli-
can organization, it would come from
the outside Time has shown that
there was truth in the remarks, as the
change of 5000 for to $1,000 against US
in two years time shows that the peo-
pie have made It true without caring
much whom they walked. | am re-
lleved Of years hard service with
a minority i'll Congress. The politi-
cal struggle for tho next two
years will be tough work. What
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-01-01

RAILROAD MEETING AT AUSTIN
There was another railroad meeting in
Austin last Saturday night. State Sem
otor Farrell made a speech and a COM
inittee was appointed to draft a bill to
10 introduced in the Legislature.
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Of the San Francisco Medical Society.
Members of this society assembled to-
day and passed resolutions appropri-
ate to his memory. DIR. Morse has the
credit of having introduced Odd Fell
lowship into Germany. At one time
he was Grand Master of the order in
this State, and has always been a prom
inent leader, and frequently appeared
OH the lecture platform. lie showed
rare felicity in his orations.
Dead.
SUCKER FLAT, Dec. 81.
Young Dever, who was injured by
the explosion of njtro-glycerine a few
days since, died - morning.
Arizona News.
SAN DIEGO, Dec. 81.
A letter from Campo, in this county,
of the 10Th says: 1t has been storming
steadily "A hours, when 1t tanned cold
and began to SNOW. Flakes meaSur-
ing two and a half inches across fell so
thick and fast rs to darken the sky.
the snow melting as Dol as it touched
the ground.
The Union this morning has the fol-
lowing specials from Arizona:
CAMP VERDE. Dec. 81.
The mail from New Mexico arrived
last evening several days overdue.
The carrier came in on horseback and
reports deep now all the way to the
Little Colorado, three feet deep in
places.
PRESCOTT, a. T., Dec. 81.
The weather is settled again and is
clear and pleasant. The snow is melt
ing fast. Old settlers say the recent
storm was the severest for many years.
The mining population are jubilant, as
they will have plenty of water.
YUMA, A. T., Dec. 81.
The steamer Colorado left for the
mouth of the river this morning. No
news from the steamer Montana.
(Omsni~s. Oned.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 81.
Gov. Booth to-day commissioned the
following Notary Publics: Elijah
Nichols. Dayton, Butte county; Thos.
L. Barbee, Iolo county.
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UNION BAND.

VIlE UNION BAND Is NOW ORGAN
l. lied and prepared to furnish brass and
string music for all occasions. Apply at Dan.
Morgan's saloon. NJ. f, KELLOGG,
DIS Business Manager.
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NOTICE.

John ESTERLY. HAVING PuRCHAShp
- all the interest of L. p. Ester!y and =
i.icgelhuth undor the name Of Esteriy =
kiegelhuth, in the business Of keeping ~.
Icon and dance house on Buel street, IN M
town and county of Eureka. Nevada. VII
hereafter conduc. the said business IN 'ne
same place. LEA
Eureka. Nev ada. Dee. =. 18TH. de-
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ROOMS TO LET.

4 NUMBER OF HANDSOMELY FUR
"A nished Rooms to lot, single or en- suite.
A,rply. to the second house so nth Of St. Jan.s'
thureb, Spring street nIlf
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SWEDEN manufactured l05,4O GAL
}ons OF whisky from sea-moss last year.
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SMALLPOX ANON. the Indians.

OTTAWA. Dec. 81.
A malignant type of smallpox is
raging among the Indians at Picko-
mock. The Indians are very destitute.
All the males are either dead or have
left the place.
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Death of n Prominent Citizen,
SAN Francisco. Dee. 81.

A FRANCISCO. Dec. 81.
Or. John f. Morse, OF this citv. died
yesterday afternoon. DR.. Morse was a
gentleman so well known and of such
honorable station in the community
that his demise is keenly felt in a very
wide circle of citizens and friends. For
late years the Doctor has been in poor
health, which he sought to recruit by
a visit TO Australia. He only proceed
ed TO the Sanwich Island and returned
a few days ago. lie was at one time
editor OF the Sacramento Unton. In
his profession he occupied the highest
place, and was a distinguished member
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Suicide Near Oakland.

AL, Dec. 81.
German named VIM. ii. Marbin,,
who has been missing from hi, home.
IN Oakland. tor a VT elk past, was found
hanging TO a tree. this morning, i'll the
foot hills near the reservoir. lie left
a letter showing that the act was pre-
meditated. Deceased was about65 year.
Of age and a painter and paper-hanyer
by occupation.
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Interpretations.

The S%tonewall Mining Company.
capital $1,000. o00. shares 500 each; the
Erie Consolidated Mining Company,
capital S6.oOo.oo0, shares 500 each: and
the California Investment and Trust
Company, capital s5.0o0.0o0 shares
500 each. We're incorporated to-day.
Also filed to-day. certificatefo for mere a.
ing the stock of the Man field Gold
Mining Company from $4,000 to
81 $50. GOO.
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SETH GREEN deposited 10000 Cali
fornia salmon in Fish creek, a tribu-
tary of the Oswego river, on the 10th
of December, and intends putting 50,-
600 more in this season.
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THE total receipts of the Prussian
railroads for the first ten months oi
1874. aggregate liO.216,s 43 thalers,
against 1873, - ,662 thalers in 1873.
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MARRIED.

In Virginia City. December 18th Daniel
to Miss Lizzie u'tourke.
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IKE hop crop on the Continent Of Eu-
rope is estimated at 400. 600 cwt.,
against sd 200 cwt.. in lo13, 7l4.OOu
cwt. in 1872, 2.316,000 cwt. i'll 1871 and
loo, 900 cwt. in 1870.
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BORN.

In Virginia City, December 10Th, to the wife
of ". II. stephens. twins.
In Virginia City. December 18th, to the wife
of John Delaney. a son.
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eyer divisions there may have
been as to the wisdom Of my leader
ship in a house with a strong majority,
there would probably be no objection
to my leading a forlorn hope in the
minority. You hear much of investi-
cations. Gentlemen, you need have
no fears when these commissioners in
vestigate the action of the guests of
this evening""
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DIED.

In Virginia City, December 10Th. Thomas
Rafferty,, n native Of ireland. aged TO years.
NEW TODAY.
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Murderer

TOLEDO, OHIO, Dec. 81.
John Goodman was hanged at noon
to-day in Ottawa, Putnam county. for
the murder of John and Susan Hay
wood, an aged couple in April last. on
the scatfold he briefly confessed his
guilt and acknowledged the justice of
his tate.
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CEILING OUT IN SIXTY DAYS Is
~ played out. We will soil all kinds Of
goods
, 1875-08-04
EDUCATIONAL.


Special D.spateA 70 TIA Chi.aQs Ir,tuns.
OpE,l1lS. O.. Aug, 9.-0ae OF tho ,no4t inter-
eatinR oocaslons Of tho Commencement soAsop
occurred today, tho day popula1y kuown II
Lxdlas' Day, to colohtAto lilo graduating s1or-
cises Of tho young ladies from tho literary
course. Hitherto it hAs been tho custom for
tho entire LAdles' Department to form into Or
dor aud march asm-tn-arm under tha tsuea Of
tho college campus to tho Titst Church, wLero
tho exercises OF the graduating class have takem
rlace. Drsssed in whito. tie young ladies'
have presented beautiful Appearance, and
thsonKs OF strangers have annually yssisel
tho place to Wow tina gceno. Nov tho powers
thAt DO lave changed tho progE4uluse, aud the
procession ID among the things of TUG past. Thu
omission. However, to-day WA hardly noticeable,
N view OF tho Increased Attontiou given TO doc"
GRAFTON. Tho church, with tho rich and heavy
facing OF Ita new organ, afforded superior op-
koftunIties for do1al decorations, whlcn wsre
readily. appropriated By tie young lallas.
Atonud the margin OF tie platform xefo ranged
large ahella embedded In moasss OF do!.cAto
torture. The beautiful ooloslng OF The ahells
% c9nt.sssed stf!kiuR!y with ths deep. green
Of the mosses and tho planss wa,oh wars
placed It intervals adao1 now beauty
10 the ArApRamaus. akAteIy AEbutuaeS touud
stations 1t alther aud OF tie platform. and b.
sMseu NeEe 8souped plants Of vsfteRased foliage
aad stands dscked with evergreen, bearing bas-
ksts OF ohoEos cut flowers, f1uhstas With their
pAndaol bluaaotuA gfo1iaias. Aud tn4ay vAxisAs4
, 1875-08-04
THE NATHAN MURDER,

4st1 iork Herald, -tua.2.
The statement. made by eiinoy II. Conk!iu. the
e1-poltoe'aau. bofors the Legislative Committee
OIL Crime. about hIs action in relation to the
Nathan mu1der, eonti1nle to exotic public atteu-
tlon'
Herald reporter called on sups. Walltng and
aaked him what ho thought Of Conklln2's latest
statoment. Mr. Wa!llng said:
To mo tho atosy OF llr. Conkln Ia ridiculous ta
tho sxtrome. Copk)in was ueyer a rood officer.
, 1875-08-04
THE TURF.

Special U,sEat:h to TAs Chicago 1Erfbur4
BUFFALO. Il. T., Aug. 3.-For tho first time Il
the history OF Buffalo Park unfayorable weather
has tntestored with Its meeting. With short in.
tcsniss'ons 1t has rained steadily, though not
heavily, Ence last Saturday, and thcre ID no PROF.
cot indication of Improvement. The races On
tc-day's programme wusu postponed uutit to-
morrow, ricn. weather permitting tLoy will be
sfotted. Tie city Is full pf strangers represent
Ing all sections Of tho statos and Canada,
FooL-sElLINe
is briak, es7ecially OIL tho 2:ai race, which bss
ten starters out Of tllrtaon entries, nauely.
May Qaeen, SoA Foam, Music, Mosey.
Monarch, Jr,, Lady Star, Carrie, Con. Garfield,
and Frank Wood. Belle Drastio1l Cats4,ll G,rl,
aud l3ruther Jonathan arc drawn. May Queoa,
Sea Foam. aud alosey aro tho first second, and
third choices. sollng for :59, Eau. :25. against
"h'ch Tie ilsld ltinEs ei0U. OF eighseen entriea
for tho 2:33 raco nftceu arc announced to start,
Those dsawn arc Duke. Gen. lIooL and Gov.
sptagna, tho latter being Kept out for fear of
injury iu so largo field, The fayorite Ia Josep.
llaskers bay gsldn9 ureoze, who Won tho second
hsat 1.ss :. as !.s :, Cleveland in 2;ssH. but VA
even With h.m all ,le time. somesi1nsA
al iirht cholce, while tho field, composed Of bs,
saulhill, Hattie Il, Faunie D, kitte Elsks.
IcAraway, Belle Porter. Tranafer, Tho Forgor,
Ss1cos Gumball, aud Cainlas brings about "a
much III botn choicca.
IODINE.
Great disappointment: waa ielt and general re-
grot Expressed Whau Pete Jul,usou arrived To
day without Eod.ua. The Chicago horse is "a
immense favorito with all who Lave gathered
bore aud sympathy III everywhere expreascd to,
5tr. Goodrich. together with an oa1neat hopa
that his noble aD'mal may recover in time u
participate in one or moro Saces before tho epd
OF the circuit is rcachol
, 1875-08-04

a good many people hAyo very unJustly ~.
onsed ME. O'LeAry Of having "sosd cut" his
last walk to a gambling fraternity. Thots
who know AGr. OIeary personally nsel
not bo told that that accusation ID
utterly false. Nj. OI.oAry, besides making for
llrnsolf an unexampled record ~ pedestrian,
has borne tho character OF N upright. conscl-
cntons Rent1omAu who always stsoye faithfully
to perform every task be haa undertaken. Ho
has elways treated the public induced to pAtron-
izo him with fairness, and ho regrets morn
deepty ttan any ono else his recent fatl-
ures. He 10 more dcepy hurt 1t the tmpu-
tAuon which has lately been caat upon hsIn.
ipjuaicioua nouriBhment. aud eicknoss-havo
already besn set forth. There can bs no doubt IN
tho minds of any QUO acquainted with thetn that
they rendered his SUCCESS impossible. It wAd
long, and that large share OF Lis salk WA dons
In Icmarkably gulcx tins.
, 1875-08-04
FIRES.
IN CHICAGO

IN CHICAGO.
At 20 o'clock last night fro broke ont In tho
smoke house In the 1oar Of ". F. Talmer's meat
market, No. 825 Weet Harrison street, sud
caused loss Of $1,000, vhloh Ia covered By
policies Of insurance In the Globe Company OF
this city and the Bon Frnnklin OF Aileghany
City, Pa,
The alarm from Boz 832 at 8:8o O'Clock yostos-
day afternoon waa occasloned by a alight fire iu
frsno cottage, No. 965 Mohawk sttost, owned
A boy carolsasly throw l8ilted match anoug
somo ahnyinga In tho basement, and thus caused
tho biaxa.
, 1875-08-04
AQUATIC.

NORTHUMBERLAND AKATEuA nowrsa ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, O., Aug. 3.-pEopArations for the
seventh annual regatta Of tho Northwestern Am-
ateuf Rowing Association, to como OF in this
city On Wednesday aud Thursday, arc now COM
plato, and tho prospect is fair for = successful
OCCASION. Soyenty-five entries have been made,
with ai1ty-one bosts in place for posittoa. Ths
attendance Of visitors is already large. Tho To-
cal cubs hRyo provided I superb boas.houae,
which accommodates al the hosts present. Thla
has come to bo 4 permanent affair III Toledo, and
is rapidly increasing in importance and favos.
II il noticeable that, ullilo most streAma have
been raisod to ,iood-,ido by tho recent heavy
moro than tho ordinary current, IL yet In good
condition for rowing.
, 1875-08-04
Address Issued by the O'Con-
nell Centennial Com.
mittee.
Moody Has an Immense Audience at
His Farewell Meeting in
Liverpool.
SPAIN.
EAnL1BT nETENHKA.

NANl.lHE NEfHN
LosDos, Aug. B.-A dispatch from Madrid
tsys: Tho Alphonsiat troops continue 10 DO
sacceRBful. Bovoraf important victorioa were
ghinol last week. Tho CarIlsts arc evidently
approaching dissolution. Lizzorago. with 5000
CarlistH, ia in tho Citadel st Loo dc urgol.
"SpantsE funds have riBon, owing 10 tho i'm
r:oyad prospects,"
TIE NEW CONSTITUTION.
Il Ia beloved that tho Cortcs v III 10 summoned
tp iueot soon, whom tho proposed Constitution
Nlll bo submitted. Consequently, political pgi.
tnlen Ii Recommending.
Tic Government il Obliged Itself to masntain
IT, worship and ts miniatsls, but nobody shall
Ii molestcd OH Spanish territory for relfgtouH
opinions, or In tho exercise Of their respective
worshps 30 long as the respect due TO Christian
morality paid. Nevertheless, other public core
MONIES OF denominations than those of tho State
r,hgton arc prohibited.
CnnRvaa dol Custello President OF tue Con-
situtloual ..Conimlttco, doclnzos this morn-
fn1 that tho protoatants may lnyo cllurcheB with
o,en doors mud celebrate worship nsitle, but
th,ro must be 10 manifestations III tue stroota.
ANOTHER CAAI.lsT DEFEAT,
MAnn1p, Aug. 3.-An official dispatch an
ntunccs that Gen. Wotler has routed tho
onrlists under BsbaI1s in Catalonia. Tho Ca1liat
General Dotregnray is ut Narga.
, 1875-08-04
SCi0NS OF SIN.
Six StorcE Entered Mt Randolph
Last Monday Night.
Lee Hired Indians to Aid in the Noun
tain Meadow Massacre.
New York poltcs Officials Dlscradt lhe Nathan
Murder Disclosures

Sptel.1 Dfsrateh 10 Tht Chfru7a Tribune,
Tircs1tLLE4 Pa, Aug. a.--Tho brigands arc
still operating In Randolph, n. Y. Biz stores
wsfe fofcibly entered and q large quantity OF
valuable goods stolen. Owing to the general
uprising on the part Of tho inhabitants In CAau-
tsuqua and Cattaraug'1s Counties. the outlaws
arc seoking pastures new, aud hava tnade their
presence known In the adjacent counties in this
State. The following additional places hAyo hu7er-
ed from thcir raEa.es: Cory, MeAdvsIo War
roo, Franklin, and Youogevilie. Chief-of-Polics
Frank. Of Cory, arreated to-day one J. 4.
Wright, miles thia aldo or ErIc for alleged
conpo;ty In tho robbery Of as,ft's hardware
stofe Sunday morning. 0lEcer Kane, Of tue po-
lies Department of:thiB city, arrested n 1nan who
EaYs ha natne rs Andy Ialrin. for committing
leavy burglary at Warren thin morning. Thtro
aso tDauy suspicious characters hcre who arc TIL
dor tie ntricteat bursolhuco Of tho police, NJ
they REo believed to hnyu connection with the
Now York bfghnf6.