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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26
ALL SHADESrOF OPINION.

M svAioiaed editosiai srt'oes frpa -psosi-
nea Ipe,Scaa Hewspeprs, hrespeciiw @pofH
ars yatiisAed jssi Is any efAo ness itess ~isty
foo NJ h,tosrasfioa NJ ory readers Our ess'
opinions aud ricws rH, as usHal be oppressed opLy
~ oar EDITORIAL coismRS:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26
MISCELLlNr.

.iho Emperor OF Germany wears eighty
sisht dct orn''ons on gala days This beats Menes,
"'' ''' ''' ,'N' Que
w v.'e. soon,rs his ~ long scapoaui
., mn 10 o. !" uyersncd an outline.
l" '"ea"'va'N "eys"na hrocn% 'TTe y
A man booked Mt hts Ulster this morning,
and andy caress,px H. mn, d, I'm a handy, ,,cr viii
the remark AZ may need you yet before the summer
Is over ..| NV F.| III
An cpgnm has been systematically
defined as follows
An eragrnn's bec-s little thing p ..'
WIN Just ban. Son,c honey and q sting.
Careful night riitors WIN road thar nroof.
.iord whine an T,:s.,,,, ,,,o,d. -, a r.,.o,i, N
move their teeth whe they tackle thA my OF
oriental geography. I'.f '".
The humblest can do something toward
NAL ing the local ,,ap.r interesn. If vo, c,nno e
de6sultInq bank csrt yon can a, i..., -, ~, -,
orsnsc. peeI and snrs,n yo,,, sar 80 '' '' -
hoh@dy dfe @ys that 'No american
scysn yoar. mS'm SsDo" NY oeeh eSpoI,ea "
engines |. steadily incrc.,ing SS''N" y
y
recent aristocratic marriagsi II is re-
ppt'eu Hh we pride WALKED oyer mat, stretched
Hpln lhe door 70 ne altar railing, fashioned of eyer
srcehs anu hiied ~ by lilies, roses and yiolcts.
If tho sariuo warn tr,,e hon ..siIv nm.
could earn his living now M the swea, Of his ,row-
ne would only hn,e 70 A.nd IN The sun fbr few min,
VIZ Anu ne Wopin ~ eompsrhuSely ~rrlthy. Iii
We never can tell exactly wherr x,c loae
COR umbreiisa n h sinsrlsr now r,nt,y ~ nm.
bstaia tiryv.,s lt,elf non ~. t.rdv,s ~ 49,, ,,x
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an nm ,oh,sr. 80. "a s.",., rs so ~
vi AZ, 80 - ~, ~'ify'' f'f'N' "'''' 'VN't
Aigornon, she Whispered, will you
alwa, always love me: ; "EyangeIine swear h.
be responded In passionate murmur. Then there
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26

Women who apply for positions as public
shool Irlghgrs IN BosI'n are asked DO you expect
tD ascertain Nhslhnr she will b. likely 10 devote her
self tO,teAching, AS marrlcd women arr not employed.
rue answer often clsts embhfTlssinsnt 10 the upp-
can't, BECAUSE lew NOuIsn are without matrimonial
expectations, AOHgYer Sight thelr chances may be,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26

Personal.

ssnsIsl Hancock Is growing very nj.
Hon. T. IL Herr. oi Pittsburs, Pa. u ~ The Eeatt
Major General H. a. Wright, U. =. A, Is al the III
Gen y @. eriiBu, Of New Hampshire. l. Al the Ar
'ngiOn
Hor,e II Gro4ssaor. OF Athens ot,'a is resisetsd
GeorKe Francis Train has disoanisa The potato - all
John A. Clark, Of Fon Scott Kansas, b stopping Al
Gsafrsi II; y. Butler will crate at scranton, Pa on
Phs 4'snbers Of the Undine rowing crew are guests
Benlanln =. Weeks. Of New York. arrived AT tho
Mr.. and Mn HeineS OF Milwaukee. Wis. are so
lOurnng al the Arlington
ssnmodo.s ", Nm Reg asge" Of New Orleans la has
Judev o. :. Lowell and daughl OF Cincinnati. Ohio
are registered NJ the EbbiL
Madame, WAGNER is tall and graceful, and strongly
rsssnbles her hiher, Franz Lszi.
Hon. D. G. Dunn and IL solomon, Of Columbia, :.
C., are glariefed nj the Ebbiit.
a man who look. exactly IKE benjamin Frank.
Charles oConor "a a born New Yorker, and sixty
ave years ago was a new'boy In thai city.
senator Morton re9eys from thirty 70 iorty callers
letters each
Luls boys cant go in bathing IN the rivers about
Near n,uEzes.
Adgres rom BeAlGori, = =, state that Mrs VIM. y.
Whose health has greatly LHprOgs ed and boih are re-
Cciviug marked attention from the officers Of the Uni
ted states vessels there
Hotel ArriyAls
a he EbJln,-R {. Miller and lanes n. Pearson,
'NCwRrk, y. j. Rev; WiIher T. Watkins, BALTIMORE,
Md; J. y ~eebers, VA H.. 7. Mun-on, New York
uity Is MIkes, Chicago H.. VIM, Barlrr. q. =
SaTptuEW luS.ph Walton, New York; JnS r. Rus
sell. Ultyi liOiL kHgene uIts-DU. v. g.. Thuua- Il.
Hinrs, Bowling Green. KY Henry : Williams N"N
YORK cts; llUIL h n. ashcroft BIsl ull, Mass, "
Slrgeluan. Iincinnaltl, o.; J. ". Amber and r. =
Wuid, c. :. n.
II me 4fginaf0n-A. G. Rand, New York l. y
WlrRt, RciInlUnd: Alnna l.. Wood boston, W. ".
EY4't5, sans Syuci y, Y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26

Neariy dictionary " do~ly risiag barometer
aorthnssie wis,is s,aiiosa,y or higher tsape,u
s"S Ia'tiy eiosty se"the' and po,sibiy oceaSio@a
light Ioscrs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26
sEyanpr MorroN snEIrS

senator NoEroS fas sVsakra- R8a.s usaIi
with him, with no Hp~-rhsn ssH5k Tie
boldly expresses ms rSss IN the LsIi<izri
Senatorial question and sl men MSHl k1sE
exactly where 10 lind him Rbtn Ina SSas-
ton comes mp M constellation in tAst Sem
ATE. He very naturally dtDsunrrs ssssshfrn
cutraers. and gives ihir sNfsr~ - shse Ss1rh
that thcy are en- thsar s-osd hchsU6,r- sud
that they masa Se1ssasarsae Sg sA,r5- sxn
acts that th-y are wwrhy cd the c~plSs-nrw
thzt has hcen res,ss.A IN issas ~ the L.
yubli~.sns al the N&ah a.:sS-sr sar84sl
President HAYES use 81 tAst sasasa snGrs-
esting features of rhe kaa<r Is aht way IN
which he exPlssns tine s.a-srFesa<se Hss-s-
tioa thai he ~as ds4ars<@ ~iaA R-r-s-
dent NAVE sA1i.isrszSsn - pslss-.
and womb be SsAnA szh ts.-. .R-s
would sy3.s~ kln- Iasansk - 1k1n
he IA just the pes<rse sna JRszAy ktzTHssazs 10
the President the ~fsesa and ss.ssa FlHRHssaS,
motives in dealing Siah SA.s s~lahsTa
Questions The tome ID libs lsdAsr lasaSoIaxs
that Nj MoEToS Regards HATES sS A.s 40
sound a Republican he is Azn'sG rbt
letter Cannot fail % have \ iE,aa @ts.sssSil
effect u VII sd n pessi 1be EGnsss u
disst Rsions IN the Esssaas1aaa Bsazry, ALL
will he II Botice 70 the SSsHi5tGD Rss"9St tAzS-
while the Northern RsTsakhGs@s ~iE he
their steadfasa fT6tO6s ID ihtF Fuphrvs M
classes IN their rlghls- IA.f SEISs parity ~lE
he firm and uniied i'm n atAeHmRIaHsn NOD
10 toltrate class lrrislalBzn co KsnsggmH5Qn mn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26

I'M ruE-a,srs jury --ar - spszEznr1aS
Suushu-as-a uk~sry IN m e-~ ID lAe Psssr
-unI1a VIA r-as hzEru-t To a-arA in tas usEl If
the So -sl-A Pr--ulsrt -.rsua- I'm - S-asnry
SsrT tBt tAas III alzar Ns-s s<~a Saprt Il
sh.+ P'Sss< aarAsrs-ls- hss -x--ss--i = iHsa5~
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c-sT r--S-z-t ~ ssrAaCas>- S~a~ Iss
sl,s.Gt hhxzys - -sahin cal b. re.P.ua-s n
a.'uSt.sas
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26

TEL ~ 49, N4TF rNGzHfz-z-s ~ o.
- la'+ E-z AR = ral - N5ll tag - -aFL a.
o. ~ rsist- So sgggQsazy III 80 BGE@HlEs AL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26

In Ss@E CSlEns DO P.-s tkAa tAss ep,@naissS1I
~ Ni-s Vm LFs salaaes--aE 49, RaG hzsa isEls,A
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26

SSsyHHSsR HAETAsNFE = IN Is-a )
ILA-- n slzsssgr e. ELAllzE nEsz aHuz IL WsG
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26

iva n FTlER ks- brsa EPqSlunsi Pssr-
MASTER At EaE-slHs- ana Ma B1g~a POs'llisas-s
a LasiIIlsz.als
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26

TNEE Tr-a,S'ry cIIEks ar AL "a tas raasr.-f
- II -, AN. ElF Ees 49, laszz ALA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26

SONS ENsgeNH aT- ~-sGsS-nRs .esa 49, -
f'I,lH. a nv sin lgssFs 20 ssssh HRR-i ID
~ lr--nrll -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26

We shall esteem u favor u p.rsons who
faI To receive their Paper regularly will re-
port that fArs ~ thi. sssee rs oitss rs Il ec-
ours.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26

Mn HAVE Es.i ls-rTF r-sEHa-a u ths giHF
FasasnafF a1asEHsHa asg1n r1a- Eisz u Ias Ril1E-
A - g-.llls.s.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26

asiislIa ~ Nd uaE- I- s6czl ss-Is Eluf hInss
lata Br9lIlIA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26
A kRArp hnnN rHE plsrRLcr.

4 FRAUD IRON THE DISTRICT
Me-rrS KErcHAs DksSIso> snd puELrs
must have been exceedingly deaf yesterday
ifthey lid not hear the exprcssioos q dis
satisfaction with their rrtent swards ef the
contracts for paving the streets and avenues
Of the cities Of Washington and George
town The action of the Commissioners
was denounced as fraud upon the District
aud robhery ef the taxpayers. There was
u natuml feeling Of indignation that the old
ring contractors, who had already made for
tunes without giving an equivalent, whosr
work in the past had been worthless should
have been again successful. The lowest
bidders were Ignored in order that favorite~
might be- accommodated at a cost tn the
city aud District oil SiO.1D or slW!Wn rs
tan he easil, and clearly demonstrated
C. BrRLEw h Co. wer among the hid
der. They offered as bondsmen, ior the
faithful performance of the contract. the
names Of Messrs. WALTER d. wYvtlI and
NICHOLAS ACKsR, two gentlemen Of wealth
and standing in this community. Now,
siiy on- who will take the troulie To ex-
sminr the tigur- will find that the ccs-
tnrts rs awarded IN the following ca-ss will
cos, the city msse than II BuRLEw & Cos
hid had been accepted in the following pro-
portions
G!anfcsi & HOLMAN. sas.ses &c
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26

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uS-sspSs-- 4---r1ss-l W DuCSE,SS. tA--- -sss
s.fAi.s AE1 E-ras- - - Mid FNs>S
Csok hal ESsEr-i Kc@s<S sEz1psr shr
ui-hs ytsrr N III sFjz- -7Sa+ tEur sAs hssl
Sans =s1r- s-si By sz1rnE Er ma iAe whssir
sn-ssaSu & -----Au<s-, 49, . -zm-r Il %--rA-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26
RtIR yERDtCr.

Hsa M. -aht FiIaiF rORi tO ih- death shou
srna satAx ahas mn ahp of AshS, 49,.
cdl al unH -sS-nhh prnsnft Siam house, gifY 0n
a. hiiliIlas d q, By % alglfsntal bar
.Aii,f N sArf AT s0oE inAIed ~ Int Nenring drink
Tia n1Y Also at 1hs apinin taL thn nth nl glt
nIzIf 1sssI fHd Rii tIt cell been stAred thai
srfinnrr iirr euuii have been ri n she oif
NY nlrtl-r hnf rlat me authorities hnylu q
ID unf annlsanaEhL nj die pHsoHsns
% gstislElIs slg tLll4a "a Itl4rs NhlCh led 10
- S,u,bsn-
ERs glruEEr -hea gave Ccrtifcltt - burial
Aa,t us S1fy U'Es inErrrsd al the expense oil
lLsa uSslEBss ~ TRHlsnE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-26

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walnut trees sometimes attain prOdiKtOus
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-01
The White House.

There are but few men who do not
possess a certain amount of pride in
relation to their garments, and desire
to conform to the latest styles and
modes in their personal adornments.
While clothes do not make the man,
a neat and we'll fitting suit of clothes
gives him a certain status in society.
There are fashions in mems as we'll as
in women's garments, and to those
who desire to present a neat personal
appearance we would advise them to
make a selection from the stock
of A. Berwin. This gentlemen en-
enjoys the best of facilities for pur-
chasing In all the markets, and has a
knowledge of the tastes of his custom
ers that enables him to select and keep
on hand an extensive and fashionable
stock of gentlemen's furnishing goods
of all kinds-dress suits that would
do credit to the fashionable prom
enade of Kearny street, business suits
for everyday wear, and working suits
that will stand the wear and tear of the
most laborious occupation. All these
goods are of the most recent style and
make, comprising d~iagonals, checks,
beavers and cassimeres; add to these
a line of fine shirts and underwear,
spring hats, neckties, fine calf boots,
English walking shoes, etc., and all at
so low a figure that a person of limited
means need not hesitate to array him
self in purple and fine linen. Mr..
Berwin has had placed in his hands
for sale a jobbing lot of dry goods that
re will, on Monday morning next,
have arranged and will offer to the
ladies at prices below the wholesale
cost. Drop in and take a look at the
stock and you will be satisfied that Mr..
Berwin will suit your tastes at figures
that will surprise you.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-01
A Free Fight.

There was an incipient row in one of
the Barbary Coast bagnios last even-
ing, i'll which several nationalities took
part. The first parties aggrieved were
a sun burned damsel of Castilian
blood and a vivacious French lady.
The little room in which the fracas
commenced was soon thronged with a
motley crowd of Italians, Germans,
and Cornishmen, who listened to the
wordy warfare until more decisive ac-
ton was entered into, when the crowd
ipaugurated a free fight OF the liveli-
est description. Vigorous blows were
interchanged and tumblers cracked
against hard skulls and fell shattered
to the floor. Women screamed, men
shouted, and fought, and diminutive
dogs barked until some m ended the
frolic by extinguishing the lamp, when
the combatants separated and hauled
off to repair damages. No one was
seriously hurt, but the floor was
strewn with trophies of the combat.
Articles Of dress, tresses of hair, a set
of false teeth, a damaged hustle,
broken glass, and blood galore, was
around loose and testified to
the energy and earnestness of the
coin batants. No arrests.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-01
AN KTANT DECISION,
Shark.Paymasfer suit Decided
in Favor Of Defendant.

HI avn vi 1BeIeIAu8nts
Yesterday morning f. w. Cole, Of
the Sixth Judicial District Court, rem
dered his decision in the mining suit
of Gleason VS.. the Martin White Com
pany, deciding in favor of the defe nd
ant, with judgment for costs. The
case was tried at Hamilton in Novem-
Der last at the regular session of the
District Court of White Pine county,
and occudied several days. 1t was a
very important and interesting suit in
volving the title to a piece of mining
ground estimated at a value of a mil
lion or more of dollars. Matt. Gleeson,
the plaintiff in the action, is the owner
OF the Shark mining claim and claimed
that defendant was ~encroaching on his
ground in the working of the celebra at
ed Paymaster mine. The case was
tried before a jury to determine GER
tain questions of fact, and forty-seven
special issues were submitted to the
jury. Since the verdict of the jury
Judge Cole has carefully studied the
case in all its bearings, and yestesday
decided as above stated. Hon. Thos.
Wren and Hank Mitchell were attor-
neys for the plaintiff and Hillh ouse q
Davenport for the defense. The case
will go to the Supreme Court for final
decision. Judge Cole will file his
written opinion on the case in a few
days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-01
NOTICES.

METHODIST CHURcH-Rev. j. A.
Gray, pastor. Services at IL O'Clock
A. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. Subject of even
ing lecture-'Grit."
There will be a children's meeting at
2 O'Clock p. NJ.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. S.
Nj. Crothers, pastor. Services at IL A.
NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. Subject in the even
ing: the Argument of the Designer"
Communion service in the morning.
CATHOLIC CHURCH. - Rev. Father
Aionteverde, pastor. Mass at IL a. NJ.
Nespers at Z II. NJ. Mass on Ruby
Hui a. . A. NJ. Easter service this
morning.
Sr. JAMES SUNDAY SCHooL-Will
meet as usual. The scholars and
adults Interested in the school are re-
quested to continue their attendance
during the temporary suspension of
services nj this church.
UNION SABBATH ScHooL-Meets to-
day at 1890 o'clock at the Presbyterian
church.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-01
Granted a Certificate.

The Board of School Examiners met
yesterday at the school house for the
examination of applicants for teachers
certificates. Miss Florence futile, a
sister of Mrs. +. w. Cole, was the
only candidate presenting herself and
passed successfully through a very
rigid examination in the various ed
ucational branches, obtaining a GER
tificate. The resignation of Mr.. Bene-
dict as principal and the promotion of
A. T.. Kaye to that position, left a va
cancy in the intermediate department.
Pending the examination the young
lady was given charge of this depart
ment and has filled the position very
acceptably during the past two weeks,
and is already a favorite with the pu-
pills. Having now obtained her GER
tihcate she has applied for the position
of teacher, and the Board of Trustees,
who are to make the appointment,
would give general satisfaction to pa
rents and the scholars in selecting
Miss Tuttle to fill the vacancy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-01
Invention.

We were shown an invention OF
Henry Aliens that struck us as being
a much needed Improvement, and yet
one of those simple things that every
n wonders why it was not thought
of before. Any person whose business
brings them around a furnace have
noticed the difficulty under which the
men labor i'm removing the melted iron
from the pots. A deal of hammering
and pounding is necessary, and this
sometimes results in the breaking of
the vessel. Mr.. Aliens invention OBJ
viates this difficulty entirely. The
bottom of the slag-pot is cast a trifie
thicker than the ones now in use, and
in the enter a beveled hole is drilled
in which a steel pin, the diameter of
which is four inches on the inside and
three on the outside, has a play of two
inches. When the pot is filled with
iron the pin Theoretically closes the
hole, bu. after it is allowed to cool, a
process that is materially helped by
the expansion Of the bottom and ac-
cess of air, a slight tap on the project
ing pin loosens the iron and facilitates
the emptying of the pot. The inven-
ton has been much commended by
those who have examined it, and we
do not doubt but that it will replace
the old fashioned iron pot. .
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-01
The Eureka vs.. the Richmond.

We clip the annexed item of local
interest from the San Francisco Stock
Exchange of a late date: ave are in
formed that the case of the Eureka
Consolidated Mining Company VS.. the
Richmond, will be heard in this city
before Judge Lorenzo Sawyer. The
testimony in the case will be confined
to the opinions and data of experts and
mining engineers. a small army of
them have Gin the interest of science
and geology " been employed for sew
eral weeks in making exhaustive ex-
aminations of the debatable ground.
The leading experts on behalf of the
Eureka are w. S. Keyes, @. Luckhart,
Il. G. de Crano and Constantine
Heusch, while the Richmond people
are represented by Thomas Price, Jas.
ID. Hague, VIM. Ashburner, and prob
ably Clarence King. The trial will be
a most interesting one, and the oppo-
site views of these experts will proba-
bly, require the calling in of other ex-
perts, when Henry Janin, Augustus j.
Bowie, Louis Janin and other metallif-
erous engineers will give their views
all in the cause of science.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-01

New Deal.

Whenianything new il presented in
merchandise look for it at the Golden
Rule Store, adjoining Paxton Il Co.'S
Bank. Mr.. Joseph has just received
from Chicago direct the largest and
beat assorted stock of hats and caps
time to this town. This stock en-
braces the very latest styles and finest
qualities, and will be placed at prices
within the reach of all, so hat no man
can be excused who wears a shabby
tile. Joseph that from this
date he will take greenbacks at par.
one to win. We propose taking our
g~reenbacks to the Golden Rule and
buy a new hat forthwith. =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-01

VIRGINIA CITY.-We copy the fol-
lowing items from the Enterprise OF
the 18th:
Tailings and shines can be worked
to good advantage nov that the price
of quicksilver has sfallento so reasona-
BILE a figure.
And now the pleasing intelli-
gence that with all the otherjoys OF
Chinatown, they have the smallpox
there.
The Justice Shipments this month,
so far, have been: March II, $4,000;
March "a, 1854 900. Total, $lO3 1000.
The total cost to the city for the SER
vices OF both the firemen and police
men is S27, 800 per annum.
Ninety-three families have been re-
lieved by the Relief Committee in Vir-
ginia City during the month of March.