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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07
4 WORLD

"Ihat Bates all the watches in the
country" said a native Of the Emer-
aid Isle, on Main street, yesterday, as
he gazed admiringly on his silver
watch. The watch was a "Bates''
watch, which the man had purchased
from Straus a few weeks before; and
it was easy to be seen by the look of
gratified pride with which he viewed
the ticker, that be was fully satisfied
with his bargain.
The "Bates" watch is manufactured
by the Springfield Watch Company, of
Springfield, Illinois; and J. Straus, the
well-known jeweler, is the sole agent
for their sale in Eureka. A certificate
of genuineness accompanies each
watch, and they are guaranteed to be
equal, aud in many respects superior,
to any American watch of the same
grade, the p. s. Bartlett (Waliham) not
excepted. Tho specially in these
watches is that they have hardened
plates, the same as in fine English
watches, which gives them greater
durability than is possessed by most
American watches by preventing the
pivot holes from wearing. Taken in
all, the "Bates" watch is the best
watch for the money and of it's grade
now in the market. Mr.. Straus is agent
for Eureka for the sale Of all watches
made by the Springfield Company:
and if a person wants a higher-priced
watch than the "Bates," he will find
at the store of Mr.. Straus the "Stuart,"
"Bunn," "Miller, ""Courier, ""Hoyt,"
"Dean," and "Mason," Of this COM
pany's manufacture. all of which are
perfect in movement and accurate
time-keepers, and guaranteed to be
just what they are represented to be.
Persons in var of . serviceable, dur
able and correct time-keeper, will do
we'll to pay Mr.. Straus q call, and he
will make it to their advantage to buy
a Springfield watch. sit
THE GEDDEs Il BERTRAND.-Work
was suspended yesterday at the Ged-
d.s & Bertrand mine, at Secret Can
yon, until certain complications which
exist in the business affairs of tho
company shall be arranged. This will
in all probability be effected in a short
time, when active operations will be
resumed. One of the finest bodies of
ore ever discovered in tho district has
recently been developed in the Geddes
& Bertrand, and everything is in read.
mess for the profitable working Of the
mine. Developments already made
prove it to be n of tho finest proper
ties in this district, and it seems i'm
possible that it should be permitted t 0
remain idle for any considerable length
OF time.
PAID OFF.-The Hook and Ladder
Company yesterday had a little pay
day Of their own. They paid out $l73
for current expenses and have enough
left in the treasury for a jingle.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07

Mocha coffee, tongues and sounds, smoked
halibut. and centennial crackers. The above
is a fresh invoice at Mrs. Ashim's my2-tf
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MOCEF's.
arle

B~A7H1Ne.-J. M. M. MOOdy gives notice
that hereafter the price of baths at his place
will b. Fifty Cents. s;-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07
STOCK REPORT.
San francisco stock Exchange.
SAN FRANCISCO. September =.

sau Francisco StOcN ss"
San Francisco. September =
R BOARD.
Al, Ophir-eo'z 6ox CO..
y ~WVexican-S5, 81. So
a aG Gould & Curry-15S ~ l5'+ l3S
SS3 Rest u Belcher- AZ
7I0 California -dO,A GUS u
slS Sayago-2l1 Yh 2l.,
mo Con. Virglniu- o9 oSs o9ps
on Hale Norcross -1lN !la
a0 Crown Point-l2 IN ll}s III
SaU y yeIIow Jackct-2g 2si. 2SA. &,
80 imperial-5 5s 50 b3O
SN Alpha-5l 5OH sos NH
20 Ksntuck- 13's
80 Belcher- 22H 22t
13O s. Nevada-l5 1875
i30 Bullion-46 45l1 Is
20 Contdence-H
rs Esvhequer-Th ~ TX I'm
10 O~verman-Io
I4lj Justice-25t 21t p
80 Union Con.-l4;a 10 AZ l5bS
100 Succor -62Isc
$50 Lady Bryan-4oc 42tc
no Julia-Stl
2l0 Caledonia--S1s 81
100 Globs-l7c $50 lac
- Maryland -%hc
90 Cromer-2t
800 Baltic-45c
200 Andcs-Zn
w n. Con. Va.-1h
1870 Prospect -54n ~ ~
l2O W. Bolch.r-2S
900 Trojan-90c S7l,c
80 Baltimore Con. ~ ~
l7i Silver Hill-9H
$40 N. Y. Con.-62sc
40 American Flat
$50 Alta-3W
25 WoodvilIe-lH IN
100 Globe-l5c
100 Lady Wash-3'6
xvksiro BOARD.
80 Meadow Vsllsy-l
81 Raymond 4 Ely-5
$40 Eureka Con.-12la ls14
400 Jackson-44SS
20 Alps-621Ic
7S5 Belmont-2, 81
l,l0 Leopard-Slt 81 81
80 Panthsr-75c
$50 Northern Bclls-2ih 24}6 24h
20 H~us.sy-62',c ~
go Manhattan-lS l7h l7}zblo
325 Con Thomas-2t
AS Modoc-5Z
800 New Coso-lh IA
45 &. Chariot-lb
100 5. Chariot-6c
200 P~oOrman-4c 4oc
50 Mc1ican-HI
so Prospect 1924 az ~
$50 Alpha-5l1, 81 SOY
290 Yellow Jacket-2S& ~ &b5 2St
Al Best 4 Bsichsr 49, a.
1915 Justiee-25 24A "a. q
$40 Opbir-59h 10 60A 0n
1910 EIchequer- l61i 1914 l6h
lis Savagu-2lH 2lh
rs Con. Virg,nia-5SR ssh
30 0verman-73
1850 Imperial . 5hbl5 81
lS5 Bullion-44b5 4211 ~
J21 Cali ornia-lO1 cox
80 Hale i No~rcroM-llt
lN Union C,n.-liI l4N
Street Ouotations-s r. II.
Me1ican-341 bid
Exchequer ~ bid
Trosncct-2;. asked
Gould 4 CIrry-l5A bid
S. Nrvada-l5 bid
Eureka Con.-l3 asked
California -65 bid
Ju.;icc-25a ssnles
Ophir-S94 asked
Halo 4 Norcro.s-ll'. bid
Crown Point ll's bid
Yellow JacAc ct 81 sales
Imperial . sales
Alpha 9 salns
Northern Bello-2ils bid
Julia-SI bid
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07

THERE is a message at the office Of
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany for Patrick Brady.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07
MOCEI'S.
apis
SPECIAL NOTES.

". B. TAYLOR is alone authorised to col
loot all outstanding accounts Of tho late firm
of Taylor Il Wilton. An immediate settle.
mont will save susts.
T. .. MARCHANT,
HIRAM JOHNSON.
Eureka. August IL, lS7s. aul3tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07

PAY-DAY.-To-day, the 9TH, is the
payday of the Richmond Company.
There are l65 men on the payroll at
the mine, to say nothing OF the fur
nacemen, teamsters, etc. 1t is proba-
ble that the Richmond will disburse
more money to day than at any
time previous during the season.
Everything connected with the com.
pany is i'll most excellent shape and
the prospects of a heavy bullion yield
were never more promising than now.
Foreman Potts has the mine in splen-
did order and the ore reserves are sim
ply magnificent. The mine under his
excellent management is yielding as
well, ii not better, than ever before.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07

GONE TO WHITE PINE.-Judge Cole,
A. NJ. Hillhouse and Thomas Wren,
are all in attendance at the term of the
District Court in White Pine. Messrs
Wren and Hillhouse are opposing
counsel in several important suits.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07

PLANTs.-Henry Fish, of Pinto, has
our thanks for a handsome selection
of beautiful flowers. He has a SPLEEN
did supply of choice plants which he
will furnish to those desirous of any
thing in that line at reasonable rates.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07

Arrivals and Departures.
n TEE EURkIA n PALIsApE RAILksAp.

Departures Yesterday.
Th Dwyer G German
NCChapin L. BlIelt
Mrs II Davis SIS Hill
Miss Katie Does A Y EaStland
Mrs A T Eastland an | child
Arrivals Last Night.
Al Blair wife and Annie DiHir
children Miss u Batchelder
w Shaw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07

INcREAsINa.-The railroad men say
the travel to thi, place has materially
Increased Of late.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07

PosTPoNED.-Upon motion of her
counsel, the examination of Mary r.
win for the murder of Kate Miller was
postponed yesterday, in the Police
Court, until ten O'Clock next Saturday
forenoon,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07

WILL START UP.-We are informed
~ superintendent Arlington that the
~. furnace will probably start I'D
nv saturday upon ore from the com
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07

New DRINK.-One of our local bar.
keepers has immortalized himself by
the invention of a " Hayes cocktail"
1t is composed of crooked whisky,
Boxers bitters, and other ingredients
similar to those used in the decoction
of an old fashioned Bob cocktail.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07

In AUsTIN.-The Reueille has this
item: w. II. Stowell and wife arrived
here this morning from Eureka. MI.
S. formerly lived in this city and he
comes here on a visit to his friends.
He will remain in Austin two or three
days. Mrs. Stowell, we learn, will
spend two or three weeks with her pa
rents-Mr. and Mrs. Furth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07

"lNrRY.- Yesterday wastwenty de-
srees colder than the day previous.
INC sudden change in the tempera-
.uie may be attributable to the heavy
,"lhs to the westward. Warmer
weather may looked for to day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07

WILL START UP.-The finishing
touches are being put upon the Mata.
moras furnace and everything will be
IN readiness for firing up tomorrow
evening, when, unless something I'M
loreseen occurs, hostilities will COM
fnence. The works will be under the
direction of Col. Tom Taylor, one Of
our pioneer furnace men, and an eX-
perlenced and successful smelter. He
mas attached TO the furnace one of his
patent dust traps, the practicatility of
winch will be thoroughly tested. The
run VIII be made with ore from the
Matamoras mine, a sufficient quantity
OF which can he extracted to keep the
furnace running to its fullest capacity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07

AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE. BY
a mistake of ours, P. McGinnis was
announced as a candidate for Consta-
BILE, subject to the decision of the Dem
ocratic Township convention. The
he was an Independent candidate. He
will not go before any Convention, and
he feels satisfied that he will be sue
cessful through the more liberal class
of voters of all parties. He is in the
field to stay, and his numerous per-
sonal friends are sanguine of his cleo
ton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07

FOR COUNTY SURvEYoR.-W. A. Ed
wards is announced in this mornings
oENrlNEL as a candidate for County
surveyor. Mr.. Edwards is the pioneer
surveyor of this district and county,
thoroughly qualified and accomplished
IA MS profession, and will, if elected,
ulscharge the duties of the position to
me entire satisfaction Of the people of
the county. There is not a truer DEM
ucrat nor a better surveyor in Nevada
lhan w. A. Edwards.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07

hlCKED IN THE HEAD.-S.eve Man
n'hg' the driver Of a coal team, was
yesterday kicked in the head by an n
.uiy mustang. No particular damage
tosuited, however, and he went on his
way as though nothing had happened.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-07

PAID OFF.-The Hook and Ladder
Company yesterday had a little pay
day of their own. They paid out Sl7;
for current expenses and have enough
left in the treasury for a jingle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21

Mns 8auiuu, @is., ,piro oe-
ldrisben: Minneiota muB bod Gin
re9t fru&tbarer Stost iein.. eaben
mir oa beute Mor9em cine Brat.
It BON picrsebn Jub unb brei ,3ou
Sdnse, ,uclde in @inona 60. ouf Der
Tarm oes 9errn .. 8. Single, sobn
.oes Gbrb. .. Single allbier, sewadIen
unS als Trcbe per GgprcB bierber ae-
i6idt woroen mar. @oIde @eaenoen
ldbt man ii@ idon selallen.
Sn Seed Gate, ppi6on 70 oft
3srmiirfnilie sudden psridieocnen
Stammen Der GbiYpepa= Snbianer ars=
9ebro4en iino, fano Elm Sucl swiIdeu
Den SalbbIut= Snoianern itatt.. Sic
urla@e 'uar Die i@6ne i6parSausise
So@ter zines Sduptlinss. Ser eue,
Wamens Gairbants, uuroe our6 Sic
Srllt seI@olien uno setDbtct. Ser
anosre wiro Den Siesespreis beimfiib=
|ren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21
SrunSctecutbume 0erfdufe.

Speeiea fir ben vgsprhfcrn" beri6tet non Srn.
So1n3app' &estiter OF GeeSs pom stearns 60.
Sloe y. %ibbb II. Gbcmann an q. g. Glorfe
lar 81 @@4 NJ SG4 Sec. SO :. 1926
81. % @ s115o
9enrg @arte an Sobn 9iItner fur @@L
Nss4 9. 90 s. 1875 81. 50 IS $3.50
y 3. MeGlure Ii. Grau an 50. Studs +. $751;
Of S@4 S@4 S.l9 S.1oo&.32@ $3.50
@ertrno alofernnann on q. s. Alotcrlnann f.
SG4 S@4 S.2S. 1913 y. 312 $500
Saines 7. Nobbins II. Srau an ~. 9. Veters
fir Cots 9 unb 10 81. ~ iu 81. g. Wf' glSS.
81 Sant ecrtre $500
81. .. GIart II. Grau ar $. saacr fir ,lGh
NG4 g. 10 8. 1872 81. 81 Us 5000,
ga9ene y. abbott an SIipc 9. sibbn fir 81.
SG4 II. S@4 S@1 See. 80 II. IG1z
IGA g. 81 :. 1924 81. 3o@ ST. 900
Feter Yetericm on Gle Salporion fiir Gh
NG. "a =. 10 :. la ". IS IS $265
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21
Wunberbarer Grfp(a.

Mon iast, bob "Roschee's German Sv-
rup' leit leincr Giniibrung in bic Scr.
Staaten Den ungcDcurcn gbiot bon 40, 600
Subeno per Sabr errcid)t bat. lleber 6ooO
Ipotbeter haben ii@ oieie Nr;nci brett bon Der
6abrlt III Woodbury., y. S., be, idriebcn, uno
n'Gt eua Ginsiaer bat cine llnipirfior,feit be-
r,dtet, iuobl aber ipriht iebcr 9rief bon cr-
taunensmcrtIcn &ciultatcn III Der Scilrna
bon ltarfcm Suitcn, ocraltctcm Salt in Ser
,Srult, aus;ebrung ODER ireeno wcld)cn geibcu
I'M 9als nno Sunscn. gSir ratben ieocr Ser.
ion, lueldc iracno pcldc sln;ciden BON ld,uus
der Snnge bat, su ibrem Npotbefcr Alt ocbeu
nno oiclc Mcpisin Git bulcl,, oocr oarnod ,r
tragcn. @etpnbnlidcs Wtab rs Gents; einns
seine Slaldc 10 Gents. 3mci 0oieu bebeu
leoen sail. @ernodlaiIoe beincn @uiteu niht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21
Notice to Creditors.

In the Matter of the Estate Of
John Mayerle Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the Judge
OF the Probate Court of Stearns County,
has fixed upon the first Monday of each
and every month for the next six months,
in the Probate Office in said County,
as the time and place when and where
will receive, hear, and adjust all claims
OF all persons against said deceased, and
that six months have been limited as the
time for creditors to present their claims
said estate.
Dated the 18th day of December 1876.
Mary A. Mayerle.
So Administrators of said Estate
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21
gefanutnlahuuo.

% i'd iibcr % Sabre an Maaenihmdde
obcr nnpcroauIidteit s%clitten hatc uno num-
mcbr leit 3 Sabrcn politlnbis aebeilt bin,
made i6 ale benicniaen Maaenlciocnocn,
meld)e big onbin nicl @clb i%pcgacworfen, cine
ole gcbolte Slllfe aciunosn SIT babcr, befannt,
DAP Siejeniacn, ipcldc bon ibrem 2cibcn ae-
bcllt lcia ipollen, li0 miinolid ooer idriitlid)
menrcn mogcn am
Sobn @cbeIr
st Ct. Solcpb, Stearns 60, Minu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21
Teierta0S<@Qaren

Die arobte ausipobl bon Sciertaaswaarcn
llnocf nan IN Hees @ud)itorc, Yoit Sffiec-
@ebdubs. Sine srrbc guslsobl
@anb~ mnS @unc= @arnpnico's,
Wiolinen, piela9en,
sn ben nicorisiten Yreiien bel
NceS,
o. 9cgcniibcr benz gsclt,Seus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21

= M{oralil6er 3wans. = @sipiB
intercliunt lit cs fir manden @ei9dfts=
mann Sn erfabren, SIT melden Mitteln
seluiiic Npotbefer sreifen nm ben stano=
aro=Ereis BON Sr. @usut a0nis's
9ambur9er Tamilien- Meoisineu Der
untersul 6raubsn. @ir erbieltcn por
&urSem ppn einem @srrn gpotbeter Ell
men S9reibebrief, melder inter Nnoe=
rem Tolsenocs entbielt: v@enn Sic mir
Den Ereis BON Sr. ausuit 20nis's
9amburser Gamilien-M eoi;inen nidt
billiser MAIDEN, meroe i6 fortfaDren
|lolde MeoiSincn su ~pertauien, mo- id
me1r oaran peroienc, unO 2euten, ,pelde
mad Sr. Musuit G6ni9's 9amburser
Tamilien- Meoi3incn frasen, omoere
Sadsn empfeblen." = Gin llrt6eil iiber
Obises 5u faaen, iiberIalien mir Dem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21
S1ttler Wel0Gft
BON
NbdrleS 4cliiiier.

ct. Glouo, ct. &ermainIrabe, oeoen=
iiber Yowel's 5aroware= store.
solib scarbc,tctc unb baucr6af!e grbeit
w'ro garantirt. Yierrescidirre, aummets,
Sattcl, .Fcitiden uno ale in iein sad elm,
lala9enoe Irtitel gu Den b~illistcn Yreiisu
1tets an @ano. ~
Us Neparaturcn prompt uno biaia.
52-6ms
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21
8an! @au!

Vim /. Sanuar 1877 iuirb 81 ct. 5olcpb
clil groBcr Vail obacb0lten merDen.
aovnmt gae! Gintritt irci.
SpIep6 Cher.
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Narnser= @crc;u.

Der Sarmer-@ erein So. 3 bon Mcdpilc
nun ant 80. >. Mts. am alten Tlab cine Ser
lammlnna obDoltcn. So miro oclpiiniht, bab
ollie Witglieber erid)cincn. 5l-ot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21

Us 8illilc S%iqucure Bel Der Gallonc ODER
I'M &etail. Ginc 9robe Nusmabl in @orseian>
uno @%loSwoarcu, ionic alc in icbcr Saus-
baltung n~Otbigen Yropiiioncn aaffcc, Sbee,
3uder, Spc;ereien &C. iinp tets gu babcm bel
26-bp 81. &aulcr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-21

an 7. Nou. absebaltenen Yrdlioenten-
tuabl bic G~r,pdblun9 BON SamueI 5.
Siloen non New.Oort gum Yrdlioen+
ten iotuie npn Sbes. ". 9enorids BON
Snoiana gum iee.YrdIoenten Der
Der. Stauten. @ir bssliidwiniden
Gu@ ia bieiem &siormliese. g. err
iib,ist jest nur fir bic beioen 6duler
beg Gonsrelies in Der Grfilluns ibrer
Yfibten am %sipeiten Mittpod i'm MIDI
item 6ebruar oenN @i0en bes @oltes 3ur
8eltuns gu bri,r9"n, wie De- ielbe in per=
faIunssmdBiser @eiie ourd cine Ma=
ioritdt Der GlsctoraIitimmen tuno9e9e-
ben unb ourt cine Mtajoritat idmmtli-
der Staaten lowobl als our9 cine iiber>
tpdltiscnoe Majoritdt bes sansen Dol
fes Der Ser. Staten beltdtist worben
lit. SIN Suffrage oes Gyetutipeumitcs /:
@eS. 9bram 6. Sepitt, N~orlibenoer ;
6reoerif G.. Yrince, Setretdr.
Cine Geoe oes @ouperneur
Supes.
Sopton, 13. Seq. Sem @ouper=
neur Sapss, Ser lid bier beludspsile
aufbdlt, wuros beute Mbeno cine Scre=
nuoe gebra6t. I@srr 9apcs belt bel
Scr @slcssnbeit cine ldn9ere Gsos,
in toelder er bstonts, boB oas amcrita=
niide Golt su uicI 9clunoen Meni6en=
uerItaao bclise, I'm cine &e9ierunga la
Me1ico berbeiSupiinl6en. n9Sas I'M.
mcr oas 9teluItot icin mag, 81 mel6em
Die tpmpetenten SebOrOen gslanscn,
Sic nnO i6 ueroen uns oeml slben
rubis unterperI len, uno meme N9tung
upr Der gro6cn Wtebrbcit Der @e9snpar=
tel uno mein Gertrausn su ibr lit 9rpB
genug, nm ill slauben, ooB lie o%alIelbe
tbun miro. Sd lag beutc 9l6eno nit
@trgnii9en eincn Mrtitel Der 2onooner
ySimes", i'll welGem 9elo9t miro, oaB
Elm iolder 3ul tano, lpic Der bier 9egen=
wGrtig bcrrl1caoe, in fcInem anocrn
saube Der @elt osntbar lei, inlofern
uls trot Der sroben gluIrcsung feline
3ubcltArun9en pprgetommcn leien.
gSir lino jest III Der Gage. Der sSelt
Den @trtb elmer republitanil@en &c
sierunssIurm 81 Sei9en."
Dur ols bDdit tomil6 fam man
unter oer 9e9eniudrtiscn Sa6lasc bic
Yronunciamentps Ser GorliBcr Der BEL
ben Natipnal Gomites al Oas Sclf Der
Ser. Staaten, bcs Sperm Scipitt unb
DEG Serrn G6anole, beseidnen, in oencn
Der Gr{tere Die @abl Sllosn's unO Ter
9estere Die @abl pon Sapes profla=
mirt urb ,u9lcid Die Morehe oes oemo=
tratilfen 9pmmites als einen u1per=
l9anten @erju9 erfldrt, Oas llrtbeii
beg 8olfes epreinSunebmen.
Na9 oielen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wdre
oas 9ano jest 10 9liidli9 sluei Yrali-
benton 5u baben.
= g ito =@arolina hat jebt s,uei
@oupcrneure. General @aOe SaMp=
ton wurbe aa Ia. 3. Mtts. in @e9er=
mart elmer uniiberl ehboren Golfsmen9e
inausurirt. Nles sin9 obne Gu6c=
ltorune bon Statten. Mm S1lulle
Der GeisrliGteiten murbe Sen. @amp=
ton auf Den Sdultern Der ~jubelnben
Wenoe in einent nit Ben Sternen uno
Streiien gesierten ScAel na6 lelaem
9otel setaagen.
TORT a.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-24
THE YELLOR FkVER EPIDEMIC.
An Appeal for Ala from savapnah-No Epi.
demic in Charleston,

SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept. 23.-At a meeting
OF the Savannah Benevolent Association, FORM
erly the Metropolitan Fire Company, held to-
day, the association resolyed to ask aid from
abroad for the sick and destitute OF Savannah
through its President, J. II. Estil. All contribu-
tions, whether OF money, provisions, or clothing.
addressed to J. IL. Estill, President OF the Me-
tropoltan Benevolent Association, will be re-
ceived and acknowledged.
CHARLEsroN, 5. c., Sept. 23.-There Ia no cpl
demic In Charleston. so far there have been
four scattering yellow fever cases. variously
traced to persons who communicated with
quarantine and refugees from Savannah. The
fever shows no signs Of spreading.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. g3.-The Mayor OF Bruins
wick, Ga, telegrapbs an appeal TO the Howard
Association for aid. He states that out OF b.
population OF $500. there are 900 cases OF yellow
fever, including threO OF their nve physicians.
The association forwarded to-day I've skilled
pin ysic ans and nurses.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Sept. 23.-Thers are 600 cases
OF yellow fever at Brunswick. Ga. Tie people
are 10 most destitute condition, being with
out food. physicians, or nurses. despatch
saws that II Is impossible TO exaggerate the
frlehtful condition OF affairs at Brunswick, and
that some OF the people will die from starva-
tion unless speedy aid Is rendered.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 2.-The total interments
to-day were 20, OF which 30 were of yellow lever.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-24
THE LOUISVILLE RACES.
Harper's Ten Brock Making the Fastest
Three Mile Dash on Record.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 23.-Unusually fine
snort and large attendance were the features
OF to-day's races Of the Louisville Jockey Club.
For the nrst race-the washburn stakes, a dash
OF one and three quarters miles for three year
old nlies--there were three starters, Necy Hale,
Very Fine, and Cemmie G. Harper's entries
were the favorites, but they failed TO show up
In the race. Clemmie q. won, with Necy Hale
second, and Very Fine third. Time 3s0s.
Fair Play and Ph9be Mayfiower started In the
second race Association purse, 3+oO; mile
heats, beat 3 In 5-the former being the favorite.
Phebe Mayaower took the frst and second
l:5Oi4, las, 1:47 l:5l. I49A. This race was very
prettlly run, its long duration causing great ex-
citement.
The third race was for the Post Stake, for all
ages a three-mile dash. Ten Brock and Add
were the contestants. The horses got on well
together, running the first two miles side by
side as II In a team together. In the last mile
Ten Brock led Add by several lengths, winning
the stake In the remarkably fast time OF b'26A,
a second and quarter quicker time than that
of Norfolk at San Francisco in 1885, which has
been until now the fastest time on record, Ten
Brock was to have continued on the fourth
mile in q run against Lexington's famous record
OF T;le1 but Mr.. Harper, his owner. In
on account OF the wet track. He had nearly
two minutes 20 make the last mile and equal
LeIlnRton's time, which he probably could have
beaten with ease. ADDS time was a quarter Of
second faster than that OF Norfolk.
The fourth race was dash OF two miles for
an Association purse OF $3.50. Emma C., Grit,
and Russ Butler started, the btst named win
ming after close contest, with Grit second and
Russ Butler third. Time, 33Sh.
The favorites won In all the races bu, the nrst