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on duty, but who certainly must have bcen OF last
evening. to turn M the water and Tins prevent it,
being varied. II, sy chance. ulst vacant LOT
should not hold the hHrrtra matne enpny. md the
people In thc vicinity ahon!d be damaged to
their cellars an The fos!a and ehstlrls they ,uay
contain, Il 4 more than probable that they would
a!Kn petition 10 hare the ea1nfy Of the man NTH
the key, who dltn't conc, abbreviated.
HoTRi. ARRIVALS ..
Grand ntrffr-1t. =, tiAfca. Tezas: II. n. Hnrtr.
Te,aa: William Utatsa New York; i. ". Nunn.
SptnTnrld; W. 7. Me1Aeen. Ml!wankte: NJ. Camp
bell and Jarnea strilng. Australia; q. r and w. J.
sans sSnisfosG G Sss reit a. + ;, ss
Isvnaont Houtt-.IAmrs NcWtthey and BRIDE, AWtofs;
len !aaac y! kno1 and family. 81 loMfs 4. lamp.
lcil. ll9nn!.nxtnn; John r. duncan VIII watacr.
anA ". Gl,H9n. 1ndianapots; James L.. ilntc y
ion.: + q. lo!inn and family. nnahA; Col. +. Cat.
sni l;1., aren, l'ahaq.;s :. sStr'aaa iioase.t il.
ksa ceopeT M.sukeei Il eSk Saise IT, e. r.gsa:
!ackeon. nhiIadcphIa; fhm 4. t,arte. frcdonlas
En* GIe!e, n's9sc; sot, nss g, u Il Hop
t ~ o snf1 sos u1sy; Ans ~ f:m hssinGa
iiorsee i. Fi,k.. Toieis; .anscs awrrL ies M"nes:
YOUNGSTOWN u: Zen. : Marx. .To1a.: The Hon. il.
A. Sehrou. fonRhkrcpsiei L.. F.. Alden and 4. D.
ktfa,!t. ftt oss',: y: ~ Tlm'n* Hartford Ct',d.
knf:iHs u. WIFI, NJ. Y ou' j. Gsrts1
Ford Errrpurt; y. +. Cough. AihIont u. ". Had.
dock, Kokpt1p: u, &. Moon, uuukirk.
, 1877-07-13
MEDICAL.
Scl,cnck's Sen Weed Tonic.

In Tho atmosphere experienced hero during ths
fnnlmcs months, tho lctharey produced by the heat
takes sway tho dcslre for wholesome food and f,e
qucnt pcraprations reduce bodily energy. pnrticu.
larry those suffering from the effects Of t!chlltat!no
diseases. In order 10 keep n natural hcn,thfui
activity In The sysscm wc nnst tcaort To artificial
meanF. For this purpose schcucks Sea Weed
Tonic ID very cfsectual. few dosca will create IN
appetite nn give fresh rigor 10 the cnervatc s,oy
For dyspepsia, It Is invaluable. Many cnlncu,
pf'Jsclans have doubted whether dyspepsia can hs
permanently cured By tho drugs which aru generally
employed for that purpose. The Sea Weed Tonic
In lta natnse In totally different from such r1,xa
It conians no corrosive minerals acids; Ia fact
1t ssasa The regular operations Of naturc nnu snp-
plies her deficiencies. Tho tonic In Tia nature 70
much resembles the gastric 1utcs that 1t IL almost
Identical with that fluid, The ga.tric juice IL ths
natural solvent which. In a hcalthy condition Of
the body causes tho food to be digested and wien
this luce 10 not cxcsctcd In sufficient quantities,
indigestion. with all It's distressing symptums, fol-
low. The Sea Weed Tonic performs the dnty OF
tho gastric Juice when tho latter Il deficient.
schcnck'a Sea Weed Tonic ro1d by all l,ucgirts.
, 1877-07-13

forms, Including military hut, With go!d eori,
ee. Tn :s r es ,:s .ss' m sss r., ssn1B X
f. sass so' "a: i. :'s
snGas1 .acEaIns sS 4 ws:t Market HAIL. corner Of
s assR% s.'ssas ssase,te that tic .. do
1S j. n a,b na om eSo,tS 5
tIons which might BE- passed while service Was en-
Ing IT, iic wished The fccllngs Of religions people
,ate ~ sts5 Other minor
the scandnasian division,
s,r a9 ~ hnps !1s lesyIs Aurora Turner Hall was
!,o! iArPinen.t rendered the use of battery Of
ss 'se ss s 9 %s ss sss CO s
adjourned.
THE FOLLOWING INVITATION
WI FIX tsko part il .hs 'os esre%enes NJ
Incident t0 the formal opening Uf Humboldt Park,
e., f M w.. the Gic:xe md e.
n tn !! r. s t,s; s wss,9;1 III.
Icns1f the Wrst tIsfNnn with tho en,lrrs Of Their
m ss%ss s s1s ~ s T. s1 III .1
f"Tm sM.rt ~ a III WI. III. e ~ Soat En. s'aS VII
%s.rt%a % " atets ~ .ons I'D 'ss" sso.e ises FL,
r. zs u. fsT e ~ IT. se M
Sn,, ,s T. X9Ih ~
Improved cenprI.es essity ARES of 1sHd Sounded oa
a.:s ~ ~: -. S "a v, 1 Il r. nosth u s.'e
81 nsS = IT,
Inc On ,his oee.sIou. .ls:.asstfuiiy: ~
ritz co,tu,rrrr a. - ~ M,.1AHn: recsetsf5'
, 1877-07-13

There Il a uartnnt out tor tho arrest OF 1awycr
named II. u. Stevens, who sophie Man aycra COM
'nitted Larceny as halIec by korptns money which
was Giten him whcrewsth lo *a!l.ty Judgment.
John OToc!r. for snalchlnR a pocaclbook n ~ar
tbs cerncr 0f Clark and Madison streets nnh
Charles f. Tinna, fur this larceny Of a yal,so fnll
VI clothing from Chatlos W. Collins. Of No. .4G
Aadlson street, src locked up at lhu Armory. Tes
laltcr waa nakinc h{s sscapa ln buggy WHEN he
mas captured by Ol,lces shea
Justice Morrison yesterday held tho following;
J1ucs shotwcl foFeer, -, 000 10 tho Criminal
Court; E. J. roheh. aassult,ug Thomas Dalton, =
Maggie Collins and Maggie Cummings, lbree
moashs each IN ~ tas House 1t Correction; George
slsnlsy, discharged fof lMk Of ssiaencs. As ''''
James Atchson wsA teFore Lustteo Footc yeater
wuapon with intent to Kill" upon ths pcraSo aa Il
had carved Fteer horriby with razor, md iio wat
hstd to Tho crimlna! Cont 70 bond. Of 81, 0tO.
Ihu cutting occurred in Tho Nouas Of David, l,avs
o dssd sho scca.a !Smsa a
Jeetad, aut Daro could noL plead,
Coso!er DIstx4eh yesterday hsld an inaarst upou
ths lit1e g'tl AEcs Cole4, wlo VIA shot IN tue ith
;;as sStnsf q ;, SlStx soa Aish;aa stfsst: sofss
S1sx Il. :, tGeua
Iluhn coIe down stairs md afo It : crockery Sign
1na si. a. ,,t, once *aw ths l!tt'e 81 fall Young
Ill ls Ill., 'as ssp s5ss 5ssk sna ~!
sialss. Auguat Ko61ils. Ut No. i21 North CLARK
stTect was ulso witness, standing ~ ho did I,u.
tween !inan aud tho httls gill. Tho shot was
I'd ssHesa viii e IL .u.ssx sasx.'s j.
No. l:a CLARK, heard thu shot and ran out in stlne
LeSsI'., of So;,,7 North clask street.
:aa op .;ss e Nils lille testified ssgsst It s ..s ss;4
The jury rccummcndsl That Alexander iiuhn 10
held 70 las utauu Jury for thu shooting, and bail
was a1sd ~ thc Cosoner u 81, 0UU. liuhn .vw
denies be shot this girl saying hs shot 1t 4 sIen In
the att, and therefore could nut hare tit tho tsje
10 has already admitted MIS- guilt In several ways
and ought not to escape puRl.hmtnL ii
such b. IN store for such criu,o.
TuH STANLEY MuApEnzAs.
two YGuny men naa,ed Joseph Crawford AMI Cd.
Met1 OHoyle. aud Are exceedingly wrathy al Ger.
tain panes. whom they ssy hare taken advantage
W euurtssles 1atsu4ed aud have published The
names thereby lnlurlag their eLanecs VI capturing
them. They ars ths 10Y. whom ospuoa w. hs
but, tho young, rspro6sts Ia. a.
ready :. b<en found out In 30 u,any
fahr,estons that 1t u Impossible 10 tell whether L.
that neither oI them can te found now That they
afa wanted. To aid thsm Ia their endeayot Tuk
TRIBUNE will hctu~ilh sppenl . description Of sha
two. and my 9ns sndiax = chap snswetinX either
description will confer favor upon . tbus-1Lddeu
il Ills n!eknams. 'sTnlckhesd, " having I hcsd
that u xsosslJ d!sptoportionste balanced On very
smaii nssk IL. ". Dsown hsit aud yves, heavy set
9beut ~ rear. of sss. Ho hat done time 10 the
Ills cuupauton. and The one accused Ut tho shoot.
inS' 'oaepA Crawford. u, ps1hsps, about The sans
, 1877-07-13
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The Committee on Roada and Bridges visited the
Town Of Thornton yesterday.
County Clerk Lich and Jalnr Cnrsicf and their
families txcrrs1oncd to St. Joe yesterday.
MeCutTrcy Ia an!d 10 he visiting his Iown lands
and sporting with his bIuodeL stock. His feared
the charges against Eran will havc TO bc deferred.
Tho Assessor OF the Town Of Lake View rctnrn.
ed hts 6ookA yesterday, and word was received
from the Towns Of West and South Chicago that
their bo"ks would be handed in Tucsday.
Court -l1onao MATTERS wcrs quiet yesterday.
Walker ~as nslnE ibis thick stone just a. II thtro
had hcen no trouble on The subject. and ~ N he
had made NJ nsomt,es to The sontrary The work
The city nt4orities hnve given the Grand jurr
to understand that they intend to remedy tie nn-
snnec IN the Court; House $qnaru complnned Of by
that nothing further will b1 done In the matter By
thst bour.
A man BY the nams Of isnckholtz, indicted TO.
the larceny Of coat year OF more ago. was yes
jill o sa to be sood III a II
inno:ent. and hte friends hope to get the nltct-
mini quhsf,eA to-day.
Tho agreement was reached In the Criminal Court
yesterday that no Jury trials wontd be had during
however. fram day to day to heae molon, md takc
the opportunity to tske Tue rcst hs 40 greatly
needs.
Sheriff Kern yesterday. upon the suit Of o.eooa,
levied on the chects Of the Protection 1ife-lnsnr.
\ eu'toiIsn wne placed In charge Of The Company
office, and. Unless the execution ia satisfied taso
Of the property scizcd Will follow, after legal notice
The County Treasurer dep!rcs /. to be kept before
thc public tint tho rid instant he will commence
the sale 1f propefty In Arrears for taxes. Those
' Eft sos s & # 4 mnayss a
time bear in mind that those east expecting 10 be
sold out ars liable to be tao afdl reached.
, 1877-07-13

Tho Ellsworth Zonayes will hnvc public drill,
at 80 p. M, to-day. in front Of Woods Museum.
Labor,ug men for tho country and good busincss
young mca sor the city nny scckfNg work 1T lhe
free Employment Bureau, 1t5 Fifth avenue.
Charles N. Morton. Tho Evangelist, will tstt
Sunday evening 10 tho ybung people Ut thu Sorth
sldn, probably At ttlc Chicago Avenue Clnrch,
Tho Ter. 1tonEy 1crsonl Will dctiynr q lreturu
Michigan avenue. between Fonrlecnth nnI III.
The public II fpyjtei
, 1877-07-13
A. N. LANCASTER.

TRIAL roH INSANITY IN THE coCaTr COURT.
Alvin y. Lancaster, who was convicted sotne
time ago In tic United States Court of perjury, was
before Judge wallace yesterday morning at the
County Court for the purpose Of having inyestf.
gallon Into his sanity. II Will be remembered that
after his trial for perjury 1t was asserted that he
was lnsnne. A jury was called. a trial had, and It
WAS found that ho lc had been insane at The ttmo
Of tho trial and snce. Tho tury recommended that
steps uc tAkon 70 commit him 10 one Of the State
afylnnlB for the ineane. 4 petition war re-
Gently filed in the County Court for lhe
purpose Of hnvfng the examination Into Lancaa.
ters aiental condition, which took place yesterday
morning. Nr Waterman represented lie prtt.
t'ohcfs: anu Mr. Hates appehred As Lhncastcf's
en.c was called. but was broakhs IN few mon,cnn
paler than he did when he appeared in Judge
ls!odFetts court dorne ttmc aCo. and with IN alr
9ns ro sss wat 10 ad'ffetS f. spd I'd whc
bad se.or. tic wore little black siik cap to cuver
his bald broad head, but remoscd it on entering
provided for him at the table, lnd he sat down.
w. eyo was Wild, there wae teowl on h'. face.
was apparently TINT OF 4 man who not otheF
men men, afs e. md whoeo mental eauthrtna had been
Ing fron the fact that tho petition referred to Was
all through The proceedngt. neither ho nor Ill
counsel manifested any objection to the evident
sar M eases ~ .cre .oae %ne
method In it. and that Lancaster was seeking
residsncs in An intane asylAm in preference to
treated lcas considerably.
ON OPENING THE rRocHEptsas,
ms" hs S sh9, ] sss9e S e
Jury n reference :" tho question Of sanity. and
81 80 r. s fsn o
might y presented 70 the United states conrt and
An order fot l.ancastcrs release be obtaued, when
be coutd be- committed ta m asylum.
na w sf ssS %.y va: then
Ds;; PaoII. who testified that he had BEEN Laacas.
s' tn Rhysis1n ;nss lsS a.a .d .seo
e W. ss .:
Or ce,easc Ii .nswer 10 gue.sons S" Sy Mr. na,e,.
Lancastcf's counsel. Dr. raull referred to Lancas.
ter's tecnllsri.sa Of eon'lnct, temperament. and
to be Insane H. btissllcst and ti,ls Insanity
had been fncvesred b. d!:easu which had been
fretetl kIs brain. Or. laoil did nut consider Ian.
caster mentally abio to take cafc of l!s bnsLc.s,
o nu ne tn nAn hae ese W. s nc 9ase Iksd
Jo.ias. ionab,ra had considered Lancaster from
the first OF h,s troubles, Irrational on the subject of
r..ms financial Transactions with Mas Warren, out
q which llad grown tAe proceedings IN tho rnItol
1rtsne spoke Vt lie conspiracy against him by hls
cncMce, and a.surch 11tness he was to havr ! new
tstal, aMd .hat ,he Jadye ~. f'en!'y toward him.
In lew minutes hn wandered In his Mind and rep
t as ill., 1a y III. si:s vs %a:
M t. ea o IT, %s sud shiIrn ~
inserting thnt there ad bccn 1nalpsAetlcc in thelt
IuEltcal treatment FFutn all theae symptoms Of
insanity, he did nut believe Lancaster was conpc.
' " '' Mi. MilTos fk7Ens,
cnxtcr's Violent behavior when referring TO his
, 1877-07-13

frtcnt'a. bolnc to.. he rays. by h1cQucrrcy that
Ruch action wa1 very common In giving huch bonds,
mcnt ronlh nc.cr knew the difference. That Is
1ln1lstock'e reraon uf The aGasr, and The 1'nNlc-
Nnrks oficis's arc inclined to accept II,
believing that he has heen nnwittInctJ fooled BY
MeQneency. both men wert yesterday arrested
npon the charrc Of forgery, md taken before Jns.
tire Foote whore thev cave bali Ia boua OF 81 600
each for tEtAl thia uQtn1ng n 10 O'clock. -
, 1877-07-13
HUMBOLDT PARK.

Grand Marshal Greenehaum aud his aids met In
Grsenebaums Asll u 80 O'Clock yesterday after
noon for the purpose Of concluding srEsnyeusn nts
for the procession which Il to take place sunday in
tho citizens Opening Of Humboldt Park. Ad}t..
usI. petez Hand suggested . similarly OF uri.
, 1877-07-13
A PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

Frtt among The regulates Of thu toilet ia = spod
article al soa hut to procure IA alwAys M easy
nAtter. Many Of the most expenstrc susp IN tho mar.
kct arr made frum and dclcorfaus tnacsatA and
thcir delicate coortng and fragrant perfume loo often
conceal the most rnultIve fnpu1tcl. Tho disclosures
recently mado public regarding THU subject arc post.
lively MatillnE. and deserve ear1oa confederation.
Scented soapA arr HOW known to 30 extremely pbIco.
tfonshc, csrecally II applied 10 the head !nuftnK ths
halr Irritating the Ecasn and Inducing aeyere est.
sces This character OF tho inErdienA may BE- Inferred
from tho statement Of gentleman WHO makes tho
'cenins of soR la b'hinet he recently declared that
pefeona rneARci In this employment xcrc atars llvcdi
which she 1ccnpation co!iI Ia ioSwei ''''' us''"S
rGi.t sry T. H , sfcss E"ts article
cntefGrise and chemical xiii of H. il. t. iS.nntrs' r. Il
NV f9rk. tho wotl., ,rcnuwned Soap M4nifact,itcr,
ktnd te aited si"tcs Ihe reSxo u 44 81
various rodstions hsA fnr many been widely ,.
.Atts rear. of patcas labor AMI seentfc s1prriment
lion ts r.t toet so" escr tniraae Ts nf.
cirAl ingredients hre te rurrai vegetable oils; Tho man.
iic !taat slmy unras.ei IL th!s dcpaftmsa IT IL:
l., r,aG n, ssr,,t fs;:s
.nI .Sr ss. e .k e h.s
chemistry to dIaRltso inferior aterai The o.t ri.
ne!tteon u swtstae: iii ,,,s pcca!ar sasqaetrr.
isc D. T. ahitI. Toilp Soap ren,ens It liz n,ost
9xa!t!iG' And agreeable article Of tbs kind
Though specially drarshir for lhs u.a Of ladrs and
nen. fae mt /. nsSsa s.y "e5sa,S . Il II. I. ssS,
81 al!n ne.t .sai.s ~ bar!Mrs u'e y = Just h,ns
n. r.. RARDfTT. Ne,p York Citv.
, 1877-07-13

thctf di,Fr1ce, Other sentences will follow. The
Sultan II rrstess and trrr'hrh. cnn hardly ret
about, knocked up by want Of slcep and want of
hnnttIte," F."
, 1877-07-13
NO HEIIEa Authority.

NO BETTER AUTHORITY,
A dfatlnsntshctl nhyatetan says: "Altef caro-.
fu1 examination ut Dr. I'rlce's Cream linking Pow.
Aur. Nh, rall.acd TINT It ~ a wholesome pu.e.
and yaluat.c preparalt0n.'
, 1877-07-13

UAlIollH
they received Ut the haads " tho atcrs. Tho at.
tcnllncc u punls and invited gucsta was very
largc, the exhibition hall being fu!l to rcpletnn
ard these wa. 10 stint Of applause bestowed upon
the young 1ualdtns, which VAS mutually sat!st4c-
tory.
The 1T. Ner. bishop Foluy was psc4cas, a.
aliu Wefr tho Kcv. John Waidton, pastor Of Ut.
;nhns; 1hs Key. Father. Hogan, st. Johns; r:
H.art: OHrI', Holy Family; iotuex. oi Lock-
t"4t; Murphy. IT Joliet; Carroll; u. Riotiau, tho
NieEop's rec Icsary: Dunn, AL satnts: Car,an aud
Hayes iLv ;;sl!'liJ; aud several others. seven
Sister Itrcea IL tue Aothef Superior
lhe rAetcises apened with gtru BY tha pup1ls,
h1to:nl!nled On Tue plano BY Misa II. Bsoaetick.
I!vH fullo"ru thu sa1ut4tuEy by bliss N, Hughes.
aud afteE.ards varied prosrainnle, CONSULTING ol
tLurEscs. AUn3s, trcitstiuna, and dramatic lla-
loGues and readings. the whole coocludlu: with
t.v IlstttoltIsn u prem!utns. Missrs Ganiney.
kAtlls with "cl-rcntercu plano accomplishments.
bEukEa MAlS.
People PaSslbE this corner Ut state ah1 ConEFes1
streets last evening beard the gur.lin1 Of ~ater,
acpt4s. and stopped to Inquire what tbs mattel
~As. They wers not long III doubt, uu Congress-
stscct about fifteen feet FROM state, was hole in
tue ~s.er rushed up with eonsiIesaolo toses anti
Iii the sswcE n The SOUTH. The -four.
zach Msln on Congress stEcet had alrst. aud
The but!ting occurred about . oeluck. tut. ii.
though rho Folies and Water ucpareMe nts weEs
noudea shortly attes This hour tho wxtsE was mol
tEEnsd ~ II 11::O. when reporter passed The
had any fears however uf being flooded out. that
eoAsxnIeut vacant pt being called bleasc1 for
ios ne pAIt Il took la receiving tho cseaplna
.aS.n Wy x1aa e. 'nS fvss
thv Water department had not .cnt sEound iht
1aAn will tbs Key, Gho u always supposed W n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19
A LINE FROM COLONEL BAKER.

CHICAGO, aug. 10, loGl.
EDITOR SENTINEL: 1t again be-
comes nv painful duty duty involves
an obligation which may or may not
be painfuD 10 communicate with those
Eureka Samaritsns who have, without
a murmur. borne my burdens. As it
is not my wish to acquaint the public
with this, to me, humiliating fact, l
hereby authorize the suppression Of
the SENTINEL in which this letter may
| enclose the list Of friends. and believe
The SENTINEL will not suffer materially
by gratifying my request. UPON a
close examination you may find the
list 10 include "a great majority of the
good people of Eureka. This arrange
ment settled, | NAV he permitted to
pray the Lords blessing upon those
men who, / lear, were hardly able to
carry my stock. May | not also add
that the riff in their finances by reason
of their iriendliness will soon tie sill
vered. Just here, were il not for lack
of "A taking sort of sentimentalitY. /
should indulge in "A retrospective view,
u ~ ~ vi I thit " hft
than assurances of good faith aud a
speedy reconciliation of all differences.
IL don't signify To inquire into those
laws which govern nor into that in
scrutible mental condition which con
trols and imposes human svmpathies,
or human sentiments upon human be-
ings. 1t would be more satisfactory to
refer, perhaps, to those indefinatle
laws which introduce specters. pale
and haggard, to IA midnight specula-
tons. Those phantoms, through
whose very bosiies the ''stars dim
twinkle" as they chatter in a senseleSs
isrgon about our aspirations for fame
and wealth. But l must restrain all
u~tterances of such gloomy thoughts,
and limit myself Il the %irrefutable as
sertion that somewhere, hidden away
in the deep reces>es of the human
heart, such laws do exist, and that
they do prompt To works of goodness,
which eDnoble far more than the
srandest productions of mind, and
elicit just such a gratitude as this day,
and through all time, | shall bear wit
ness To. / could close at this point, and
so intended, only Judge EIeazar insists
that | take back much of my last let
ter. and this may lead me on to an in
definite, if not interminable, end. /
had hoped this strictly private commu-
nication would not include anything of
a pIosaic character, yet to pacifv is my
natures; besides, il is understood that,
like a serial, these sheets MAY be divid-
ed into that most provoking of all mu-
citations, and so read 40 be con-
tiuued."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SrsrroSEsv-a hne line Of legal and con-
sress cap. lsttor and note paper: envelopes,
all sixes. A full assortment Of Gillott's pens,
lead. penhoIdsrs. inks. mucilsss. rub.
Der bands, paper fasteners, inkstands. rulefss
and q general assortment Of stationery, Just
received at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
MoaRrs IL. JOSEPH. Commission Agent for
the purchase and sale Of all kinds Of mere
chandisc. Dealer in furnishing goods, hsts.
caps, boots, shoes, trunks. ~valises, blanket,
TOBACCO, cigars. notions. GOLDE RULE
SIORE,. Importer Of moerschaum pipee,
smokers goods. cutlery, stationery, fancy
goods, musical instruments, English hosiery
etc, etc.
RAEoRa-TelI your barber to select . fine
razor guaranteed : from the fine stock
LATELY IMPORTED FROM ENGLAND
by NJ. ii. Joseph. at the Golden Rule Store.
ROLLED, gold-plated jevelry for gentlemen.
CaI''t tell the difference. At the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
A LARGE assortment Of looiins-slasses. all
sizes. at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
SUMNER hats-jpst received at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
EXTRA size o~veralls and Jumpers just re-
ceived at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
A SPLENDID stock Of new style fancy calico
shirts j}st received at the GOLDEN RULE
STORE.
AGENCY Of the Kingsley Red Blu6 Manu-
factariug Com pany at the Golden Rule Store.
whcre you csn lind the largest stock Of these
goods in the State.
LARGE assortment Of nockties at the GOLD.
EN- RULE STORE. o.
STRING n.TrREssEs. hair and pull mat
tresses IN hand and made to order at the
Golden Rule Store.
WHITE and colorsd blaS ia at the Code.
Rule Store.
LARGEST assortment Of mesrschsum and
briar,root gipss in the State. stths GOLDEN
STORE.
CIR your tobacco and cigars at the GOLD.
EN- RULE STORE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19
Run Down.

Both the furnaces at the Eureka
Consolidated works were run down
and cut out yesterday. The Interrupt
ton to smelling only lasted about six
hours, and operations were resumed
again last evening. Under Colonel
Taylor's management the furnaces are
doing splendid work, averaging a
daily reduction of 81 ton each, and an
output of % IONS of bullion for both
smelters. This splendid showing Is
not altogether due to the fact that the
ore is easily smelted. Colonel Taylor's
successful management. and acquaint
ance with the details of the business,
figures very conspicuously in the re-
suit.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19
SHORT BITS.

A 800 yard race will take place at the
Willows to-day. Good sport Is antici-
pated.
A special train, composed Of IL cars
of bullion, was dispatched to Palisade
over the +. & p. r. II. yesterday.
Colonel Taylor has received a patent
for his dust trap. We hope he will
make a fortune out Of the appliance.
A new patent windmill. destined for
Tvbo. and all the way from Illinois,
was received at the freight depot yes
terday.
Henry Allen, the contractor. leaves
for Typo, where he will settle up his
business with the Typo Consolidated
Company, and return to Eureka.
There was a wholesale discharge at
the freight depot yesterday. All the
old hands, with the exception of the
agent, were replaced by new ones.
The Eureka Consolidated Company
have a reserve stock of loo. 200 bushels
of charcoal stored on the hillside, be-
sides the quantity contained in the
bins for immediate use
Lambert Moliuelli, Andre. of the
express Office, and several other par
ties left or this mornings train tor
Pine Valley, on a hunting and fishing
trip. A wholesale slaughter is antici-
pated.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-19
New Interpretations.

The following have been organized
in California 10 do business in this
State: The Stanley ore Concentrating
Company-to purchase and work ores
and tailings, and erect mills and con
centrators; capital stock, 81. 500, 900, in
$4,000 shares of $50 each; principal
place of business, San Francisco. d.
rectors-Thomas Il. Atkinson. w. b.
Murdoch, G.. L.. Bradley, c. T.. Cor.
ham, w. H.. Stanley. Also, OF the
American Sulphur Company TO mine,
refine and deal in sulphur and sulphur
mines; capital stock. 800 900, in 100,
900 shares OF 81 each; principal place
of business, San Francisco. Directors
j. Huntington Lyman, Edwin j. Fra
ser, Arson Maltby, John III. Ware, Jr.,
Richard Chenery.