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The New York herald., 1877-09-08
BASEBALL.

The Bostons defeated the Lowells yesterday at Bos-
ton by a score of to
On Wednesday the Chelseas beat the Witokas at the
Captoline Ground by a score of to2
The Brooklyn Club has been reorganized and will
start on q short tour on the 18th.
game will be played to-day on the old Union
Grounds. fremont between the Clipper ana Harlem
clubs for the ampionsnip OF Westchester county.
Tho proceeds OF the match Tor the benefit OF Mrs
Qmgley, the mother OF the late John Quigey. who
accidentally killed while playing with the Clipper
Club at Wappingers Falls recently.
To-day Hartfords and ST. LOUIS play at Brooklyn,
Crystal and Wiu0na at Prospect Park, Chicago aud
Boston at Boston, Louisville and Cincinnati at Cin-
cinnat Monticello and Alpha at Jersey City, Lafayette
and Atlanta at Astoria, Rochester and Allegheny at
Pittsburg aud Clipper aud Milwaukee at Milwaukee.
A tournament Will be held at Pittsburg next week
between the Stars, Of Syracuse, Ale shony and Indi-
anapolis clubs decide the League champions
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
TRAFFIC IN OILS.

meeting OF the oil trade Of the Produce Exc hangc
was held yesterday, al which Mr. Sidney W. Knowles
presided. 1t was resolved to amend rule O, which
heretofore under the class OF .anin,al oils, so
as to apply to all oils and form part OF the general
rules. lhis rule provides that 'whore seller ais to
notiiy before thrso O'Clock T.. NJ one day before the
expiration OF the month OF bis intention TO deliver II
shall be deemed failure OF delivery the buyer is
privileged to buy TO cover the contract at tue market
price ON the day following, noaing the seller Tor any
dlnerence." Rule ~ winch requires "that settlement
OF contracts for colonseed OIL to pass prime, must
be made at the mean between the closing prices Did
and asked at tho call on the day OF settlement was
also added 10 the general rules The sense Of the
meeting was taken whether The seller substitute
settlement for the iu dlmcnt oil bis contract. IL
Unanimously voted that ho cannot do so TO force a
settlement, aud the buyer snail be liberty, If he
qures the OIL 10 enter tho market and purchase on
account 0 the seller at Tho ruling prices of The day
The New York herald., 1877-09-08

competitor may look through the posssrs glass and To-
~; on tn. day Of
The isrss, assignments will bs made by lot after the
THE ORDER or SHOOTING.
The following order OF competitions will be observed
Assocation:-
FIRST pAr-MospAY. SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 10, 10 .a.. ala
tonp,tion Judd Match individual; ~ 2o9 yards' 0'd
c,,aIeioa 2.-short Range Match dndividSal; 2oo
ssfes Z: q old and ne" '''s'' Begin at 1880 A. close
Untermssion-One hour)
Competition 4-Cavary Match deams Of Z; 200 yards;
new r"aTs sea ans n ~ Nsyy sSss of
500 yards; old ranse' Begin at T. NJ; close at 2;4'
Ge%ss,io" Calling Match asa@. e 49, 500 yards'
Match. Mat Exact si%s viii posted sais,;1 at N.
Competition SegSe Nsw York state National Guard rs
siaSS' vim II 4 st. close a. 1910 S's. T. w w
Competition s.-first Division. National Guard dirst
ss%reien sses9nd Division. National Guard ai,ss
a. SO Of a close eo az s:ss | old and new ranges
Hneyyms'ien yn 9, .lnn, hoar} c,.ra ,.soora
s,aSs neams 9. ~ 500 YARDS old ranseo Begin at
Compssl,on sFirst Division National Guard (seeond
s.sge!yTsams Of i2 500 yards' old range'-sesin at
eomgsa i,in.sss,as Military Maish.(rsa%'x Of
close At II 80 A. H. (New range, Second stage begin at
p NJ; close at 8 :3oP NJ (oid range. .ooo
yarisj. Begin ats A. N; close at y w.
eamp,on aN9hsmpions HsssS third .sass-u,ooo
co@peAiies is.-wimbledon ,cup-dudvidual; 1000
Nors-Comp petitors entered in both matches will shoot
FOURTH AND FIFTH pASs-rnuesnAy FRIDAY, ls
American and British teams Of 8; 800. 80 and 1000
yaris.) Begin ut II A. VI. onch day.
SIXTH pAY1s.ruRnAy. srrE l5
Coppeiion ln-Short Range Team Match Cleans OF o.
200 aud 800 wards old and ranges Begin at A. NJ
SEVENTH DAY-nospAY. sErE II. so, oo,
1000 yardsy Bcgin at II A. NJ.
Eighth pAr-ruHsDAY. SEPT. is.
soo 'Ssr Sc ana q M 900 yarasj Begin AZ o:sD a. N.
RULES FOR rnE MEETING.
Should stress oil weather interfere with the progress Of
tho meeting the military matches set down Tor Monday
ana Tuesday will be shot on Wednesday
Matches will begin and close promptly on time.
The first gun will be fired at quarter to nine when all
Competitors and OFFICIALS must be At the rng points The
second gun Will De hed NJ h"e ococS w"eh WI"
Th same order will be observed after the noon iners
being fired At quarter to one and one o'clock
Officers by team captains referees will
first gun when they will be assined TO tarsess
y && Mi s"' ay % s1'
the shooting the firing points to which they may be
sSssioa a arc rS Strictly adhered viii have no
executive but will provide evidence in cases pro-
Captains OF will furnish in duplicate at the begin
ming Of each match list OF the members OF their team
speed and Initials and rank pIopsy ven viii
provided for this purpose OF which Will he returned
chief statistical and the other to the chief execu'
The bulletins will DO consulted by competitors for target
Official announcement OF the winners will be made
hour close OF each match at tho expiration which
interval scores, &c. may be obtained at the stascM de
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
THE NEW YORK LIFE.

The published rumors regarding irregularities or
complications reported to lave been discovered the
New York Lille Insurance Company shown by
recent developments 20 have been incorrect and un-
founded Vice President Beers received despatch
yesterday from Deputy superintendent John A. Mccall
DR.. ut Albany, In which he enphatcaliy denies tbo
report that he hud exchanged word With any one
upon the compaDy's condition since the exam nation
commenced.
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
YACHTING NOTES.

sloop Sadie, Bye Mr. Norris from New York
for Vineyard Haven, and soop Myra, AVG, Nr.
Major Ulricn, from New London for New York, are at
anchor of the HERALD Telegraph Station at White
stone.
steam yacht Florence, with Mr. Lewis and party, put
into Oyster Bay for karbor last evening. The
yacht will leave for Hartford so soon as the weather
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
CAR CONDUCTOR STABBED.

During dispute at the Bergen car stables, on Jer-
sey City Heights. between John Burke, alias Kid, a
noted rufnan, and John McDernott, O car
conductor, yesterday morning, Burke plunged
dirk KNIFE twice into McDermoits alb
domen, iniicting probably fatal Injuries.
Burke had abused McDermott until the latter struck
him the face, and then Burke drew the knife and
stabbed him. McDermotts physicians say that he
will probably die. Burke was locked up IN tho Fourth
precinct, and yesterday Justice Davis held him 10
await the result OF McDermttt's INJURIES
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
THE CIGARMAKERS' STRIKE.

AT the present timo nearly four hundred cigar
makers strike In this city. The strikers IN
cude both men and women. The principal factories
where the strike exists those OF Kimball l. Co.,
Stachelberg & Co, Pohalski Il Guerna and Wangler 4
Hahn Both sides confident OF ultimate success
The propricors express determination not TO YIELD
and strikers equally determined to return
work until their grievances adjusted. Many Of
the strikers place reliance their ability to obtain
work II they desire at Key West where tho rates they
demand are being paid.
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
THE LIGHTBODY ASSAULT.

The case Of George Lightbody against John Long.
fellow and George Nelson was called for examination
before Police Justice Walsh, OF Brooklyn, yesterday
Mr. Lght5ody, 1t will be remembered, was found
lying inscnsibe the floor OF his ink mandatory on
Furman street, suffering from the effects of terrible
beating which he received on last sunday week. At
the time OF the assault both of the accused men were
arrested. Yesterday Mr. Llghtbody sad he would
prosecute Nelson, who Is his stepson, he had noh-
Ing to do with the later assault Longellow however.
he asserts, committed tho assault him on the Sun.
day In question. Nelson was discharged and Longol.
low was held
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
"BOBBY" SWIM'S CASE.

paragraph appeared yesterday morning stating
tha. "Booby" SWIM, the well known jockey, had
arrested In this city and taken to Saratoga on
warrant charging him with having obtained money
under false representations. SWIM, who IN the
city yesterday, claims that ono in Saratoga got
q Judgment against him ior the sum of $50 which he
was not aware lie owed, and that tho nolder OF the
judgment, knowing that he, SWIM, about to leave
Tor Kentucky, had him arrested. On payment oil the
amount OF the claim he was discharged
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
RIOToUs STRIKERS CONVICTED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]


HARRISBURG, Sept. Z, 1871
The railroad rioters convicted last week were sem
fenced to-day. Five convicted OF riot were sentenced
to terms ranging from two to Six months and con-
demncd to pay fine ranging from $40 TO $780,
Ore convicted tor oDstructing train was sentenced
eight months, and three convicted OF burglary to
eight months each. The burglary consisted OF break
ing into several gun stores IN the city. consIdcra-
BILE NUMBER the rioters required TO enter bail
to keep the peace.
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
NEW ENGLAND FAIR.

RACES AT PEEsuMpscoT PARK--IMMENsE CROWD
IN ATTENDANCE.
PORTLAND. Me- Sept. Z, 1877.
The New England Far closed to-day. About I've
thousand persons witnessed the at Presumpscot
Park, including Governor Connor and Council. The
II for all race was easily by Joe Ripley. Best
time, 2.2sia.
The 2:l5 race by Coupon Best time, 1896.
Between the heats there hatmie loot racc be-
tween White Eagle and Jonn Dion, OF the Indian La
crosse Club White Englc won 10 2;lGlf
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THE COACHING CLUB.

NEwpoRr r. L. Sept Z, 1877.
The proposed parade Of the Coaching Club to-day
was postponed indefinitely on account OF the rain. 1t
will probably take place some day next week after
the races are over
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
MYSTIC PARK.

BosroS, Sept z. 1877.
The unfinished 2:34 race of yesterday was won by
Wild Lily in 2:27. st. Charles second, Roman
Chief third ana Lady D. fourth
The following are the summaries OF to-days races
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
NEWPORT RACES.
FIRST DAY or THE MEErING-THE EVENTS, EN-.
TRIES AND WEIGHTS.


[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, r l., Sept Z, 1877.
The stewards of the steepechase meeting have had
busy day. being closely occupied from early morning
until late this in handicappng the horses and
making all tho necessary arrangements Tor the races
tomorrow. They would have been compensated for
thcr labor could they have et that the morrow would
be pleasant but as It rained necessarily all day,
and there are no Indications Of its clearing at this
hour teignt p. MI the outlook Is not en-
couraripg Everybody has been eagerly scan
n,ng the sky and asking questions touching
upon the amportant point of postponement
Tho stewards will hold meeting at nine o'clock TO-
morrow morning, at the residence OF Mr.. j. G. X.
Lawrence to take action relative to q postpone
ment should the weather be unfayorable large flag,
across the head OF Bath road and Bellevue
avenue will notify the public If the races are put over
until Monday.
FIRST RACE-Two MILES.
Three additional horses were to-day entered lor the
1rst race these being Cattanach's Bencner, r. Lori-
lard's Preston and Ganney Co.'s Dalgaslan. The
weights announced In this event, steeplecnase OF
uhout twOm mill -
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or the above the ST. George played two second
eleven and ono junior match; Staten Island, one Sec
ond eleven and one JUNIOR match and Manhattan, one
second eleven match. All the others were nrst eleven
mnichea
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TIE BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENG1-
NEERs-A RUPTURE THAT MAY LEAD TO ITS
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
SrSBrRr, Pa, Sept. T. 1871
The dissatisfaction among the members of the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers relative TO tho
management OF the organization is becoming general
The engineers and nrcmen employed upon the locomo
lives OF tho Pennsylvania Northern Central Phila.
dcipha and Eric railroads have been conerrng togeher
OF tho intended general railroad
strike the 10th inst. and considering the advisable
ity Of joining In the that is contemplated against
the railroad Corporations The general sentiment the
engine drivers and their assistants the remen, is in di
rect and positive opposition TO any aggressive
meut against the railroads, and the majority of the
operatives say they would much rather sever their
connect on with the Brotherhood than cooperate In
any open rupture with the companies by whom they
Arc employed.
CHARGES OF UNFAIR DEALING
members o the organization assert that the
executive officers Of the Brotherhood have not
dealt !arly with sucn o It's members as, under its
oil the engineers hremcu deserted their loco
motives, ON which they had been running for many
years, III compliance with the order OF CHIEF Arthur,
have received no benefits Tor several months aud are
experiencing much suffering In consequence. Between
1,5o0 snd 1000 engine drivers and rcnen have obeyed
the mandate OF the Brotberhood, and are without
employ ment IL IS ascerained IRON leading officers OF
different councils OF the organization that tho
sources oi the Brotherhood being husDanded for
The strihe that is put down for the 5th bat the m
prcss0n appears to be general IN railroad circles that
but lew oil the councils throughout the country will
allow their members TO take any part IN the
Ing arrayed themselves against the Brother.
hood, as they CONSIDER strike would be
dow nrght folly and madness. The dissatisfaction is
great In quarters that several councils which
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-25
Application for a Patent
TO THE
Mill Site.
NO c-0
U. S. LAND OyT1cs,
E,,rata Navado Eoku..--,

Eureka. Nevada. February l2, 1877.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Eureka Consolidated Mining Com.
pany, whose postOffice address is Eur.ka-
Nevada, has this day filed its application for
a patent lor 5 acres as u mill sire, situate. living
and being in Eureka Mining district. county Of
Eureka. and State Of Nevada. and known and
designated by the field notes and official Plat
on flo in tins office as lot number ia.
The exterior bouudaries of said lot No. ia
being as follows, TO wit: Variation 49,, deg.
east.
Commencing ut a post marked No. |, u. s.
Survey No ia. the same being post No. | Of
L. :. survey No. lib, Buckeye mill site;
whence the flagstaff in the town OF Eureka
boars ~, ~ deg. p mia. =, 7,2l7 feet; tho
highest point Of Ruby Hin No | bears g., d3
deg. 5 min. W.. 3,0t7 feet; the Lowton shat.
bears s., a. deg. 2l min. W, 2.H9 lest: md
post No. / OF Survey No. 38. Champ on Lode,
bears S. 50 de-. y nin. W. 1918 feet: thence
runni Q first course NJ, IL deg. 10 min. W.,
! OH $40 I ct, to post marked No. 2.U s.
survey No. ia; thence, second course 49,,
deg. f., 800 feet, to pos mark cd No. 3. T.. s.
survey No. III: aad thsnee. third course s..
ibA deg. W.. 4oi feet to post No !, the place Of
beginning. containing 5 acres.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Champion mi site. said
ground as herein before desctibsd. are rs-
quired to Tile their adverse claim with The Reg
lister OF the United states Land bficr at Eurs-
ka, in the State Of Nevada. during the sixty
days period of publication hereof. or they
will be barred by virtue Of the provisions VI
the statute.
iel8-6Od d. b. IMMEL. Register.
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Application for Patent
TO THE HUGUENOT MINE.
NOTICE NO. 1913.
L.. ). LAND OYyIcx.
Eurcka. Neyada. Feb. 10. rs;

AfRh wv afer q Wv v .
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Joseph hingot. whose postothcc address
- san francisco, California, has this dsv
hlud his Application for u patent tor 400
linear feet OF the Hnguenot mine or vein
bearing silver. with surface ground 90
feet in width, situate, lying and be- ng In
Eureka Mining LislrIct. county Of Eureka.
and State OF New. q, and known aBd des.
lgnated by the heid notes and official plat on
his In this office ms Lot No. liz. unsuryey,d
lands. The exterior boundaries OF sid Lot
No rs being MS iol ows. to wit:
Variation 1872 deg. east.
beginning at stake marked No. LUIS. sur
Y $. No, ll5,whence post No. J.. of L. 5. survey
20. ~, fOutth Of July lode. bears 5. 4gdeg. y
u in. T., l2o h; the flagstaff IN tho town Of
Eureka, bears n. - deg. 3 min. h.. 20, i0l fl:
the his hest poiat OF hgby liIli Nc. | bears n.
/ deg. is min. W, 1919 f.: a spruce pine
tree, Z it, IN diameter standing at The mouth
Of the Exeelsio. tunnel, bears \. 81. dog. W.,
l45 I and the liu a. not SHAFT bears \. IL.
deg. W, 3l2T IT.; thence. runninf first course
\ o71a deg. W, 20 IT,. to post marked No.
2, L. >. survey No il3; thence, second course
\; - deg. l., 400 IT,, to post marked No.
So. ;. SUI yey No. ll3; thence. third course y
So deg. h., a0 H., to post marked No. 4, U.
:. survey 20. llS; ard thence. fourth course
;. IN dog. W., l.ioO IT,, to post No. J., tho
place OF beginning, c0nlainingb ~ acres.
Ibis claim Is bounded on the south by the
Fourth If July mining claim.
lhe location of this mine Is duly RECORDED in
the kecorder'- oties of EUREKA Mining Dis
trict. in book ID OF page lis.
Any ana all persons ClaimiDg adversely
any portion of said ,gu,n not mine or
said mining Aound as hereinb before described.
are reluired to file their adverse claim with
the hesi,tor OF the United States. Land
Ulice. al Eureka, in the state Of Nevada,
Turing the sixty days period Of pu blication
hereof, OF they will bt barred by virtue Of
the provisions OF the Statute.
fll-Od d. Is. IMMEL. Register.
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BOARDING AND L0DGING-H0USE
FOR SALE.

A BOARDING AND L0DGING-H0USE,
N located on Ruby Hill, doing a good bus
mess. hayins at present about fifty boarders,
is offered for sale. Tho above property will
be sold reasonable. Inquire Of Mrs. kav-
snnugh, Rnby Hill.
r. KAVANAUGH.
Ruby Hill. Peb 70. 1877. f2sts
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ASsEssNaEgTT NOTICE


A DAMS HILL C ,NSOLlDATbD MIN
~ 1Nu q MPAAY-Location of prinei-
pal place o. business, San rancisco, Caliior-
MIA. Location of works, Eureka Mining bis
trici, Eureka coun,y. New dp.
Notice is hereby given III At at a meeting Of
tho Board IT directors, hid on tho goth day
OF Fsbr AIRY, lsf5. an assessment (Ao. % oil
twenty-five c nts pei share was levied upon
the capital ,tock Of tho Corporation, faynble
i'm .Bediately IN United states gold coin, to
III Secretary. at The Office Of the Company.
rom 81, Ne, ada bioct. Nc. 50) MuntgOmety
street, san FIanci.co, Z ii ornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment
sba.i remain tnpaid on the 3oth day OF
MARCH, Is77, will oe delinquent, and advcr
tised Tor sale at public ~aHciion; and unles
pa ment il made before viii be- solt OF
FRIDAY. the 2lth dav Of APRIL. 1871, TO
pay tbs delinquent assessment. together with
cost OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
by order OF the Boari Of Directors.
W. W. ThAYL0h, Secretary.
rffce Room No. 81, Nevada Bisck, No. S0l
MONTGOMERY street, san trsneise Cali
fornia. i2itd
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VOR PRINTING OF ALL KINDS, EN-
u ocutsd With dispatch at tho SENTINEL
printing 0daoe
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Assessment Notice.

vOloSOs
VN0 JOHN sILD4Y, PATRICK FINNE-
4 GAN AND FhANK DUWD: Plonse
take notice that you, and each OF you, are CO.
owners with the undersigned in the M"rning
Star mine. situated 10 Adams Hill, Eureha
Mining district, Eureka county, State Of Ne
vada, and that there is now due from you, for
assesses mebt work done and performed on
the ed mine W to the slst day Of
Decemb-r. le76. as follows:
Jonh cluhy...s.-.s...'". .'-...''...ss'..lDu ltct
rauich lhncsan' leet
And If the said WORK ans iab0r performed
remains unpaid, together with the cost of nd
veTtising this notice, al the expiration Of
ninety days rom tbn date hereof, Your inter-
esr in the Morning Star mine vi be forfeited
aud your title therein vested in your CO.
p %rtners, in accordance with the provisions
Of the act Of Congress approved May 10. 1872.
a. p. ANDRES, N,
r. PETERSON.
Eureka. Jan. s. 1877. jaa-I0d
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PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for a Patent
TO THE
Mill Site,
NO. 369.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, EUREKA, New
February IL, 1877. +

US. LAND OFFICE. EURpKA, Ney.l
February IL. 1877.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THU
~ the Eureka Con solidated Mining Con
pany. whose Postoffice address is Eureka n.
vada, has this day filed its application ta,ss
patent 70 5 acres as a mill site, situate, ly;oss
and being in Eureka Mining District, couun,ss
of Eureka, and state Of Nevada, and know
and designated by the field notes and oFr;adI
plat on file in this office as lot No. ll3,
The exterior boundaries Of sail lot No. n.
being as follows. to wit: Variation l6k doc
east.
Commencing ut n post marked Nol.Ua
town of Eureka bears NJ, " deg. % min. Ia
| bears : 63 deg. S min. W. 3,0l7 feet. H.
1853 feet; and post No. l Of the Survey N"
2,7S5 feet; thence running first courss N" I
deg. 81 min. W..so0 feet to post marked No
us. Survey No. liz; thence. second course N
4jA dog. f.. 4sI foot, 10 post marked M !,
4. 5. Survey n. lis; and thence. third conrs
s., IA deg. 80 min- f., l,02i.5 fest, TO po,,
No /. tho place of beginning, containing 6v.
acre.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely anv
portion OF said buckeye mill site, said
ground as before describ d, are re-.
CURED TO file heir adverse claim with tina
Regis er OF the United States land Office nj
Eureka. in the State Of Nevada, during tina
90 d l.ys, period of publication hereof, or thew
will be barred by virtue OF thu provisions 81
the statute. ID. Is. INN Ell. Register.
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