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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pipes.
Pipes.
I am now selling rs cent pipes for so cents,
at the Golden Rulo Store. apl0-tf

JUST RECEIVED, at Mrs. Ashim's store, a
fresh lot of flower and vegetable seeds
and bulbs, onion sets, and grasses Of all
kind, will be sold very cheap. A fine lot Of
Java ana Rio coffee, fresh chickens, turkeys,
game and fish, which | will sell to my Gus.
toners ut tho lowest market rates.
mrl3tf MRS. NJ. A. ASHIM.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-25
Silver.

Silver closed in the London market
yesterday at SAID, with heavy sales.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-25
4. a. o. +. celebration.

The Entrance.
B%all-goers will please bear in mind
that the entrance to Mendes' Hall is on
Buel street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-25
MARRIED.

VIRGINIA April 2l-James Phillips to Grace
Mitchell.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
BRIC-A-BRAC SALE.

The attendance was fine ut Leavitt's Clinton Hall
salcsrooms yesterday but the bidding not lively
on the day before. The competition was not gen.
eral, but lay between three tour collectors Tho
Sasuma ware brought good prices but tho lacquers
and bronzes sacrificed. The following werc the
best prices fetched Pacquo OF japanese clos.
onne enamel s24; covered bowl OF Chinese closonns
golden pheasant aud n0wors, S37 50; Hazin porcelain
bowl, $20; mammoth vase, Chinese cloisonne ename-
p inches high, $2l0; duplicate, the game :
kaga porcelain covered bowl, s23; old Chinese vase,
scroll handles. $24 vase. Japanese pottery
$4O kaga porcelain teapot was run up to S35 by
wealthy collectors coming in competition; an old
Satsuma teapot, $40; Old Satsuma sugar bowl, $52;
bowl of Old Satsuma ware, painted ana enamelied In
side and out only five inches In diameter, $l35; u
beautifully carved Cinnabar lacquer vase antique de-
sign, $57 90; antique lacquer writing case, $32 SO;
tique bronze jar shape vase, four aud hall inches
high $50 so; u Helm porcelain bowl, decorated IN
bright colors, $i2 5O Kutani porcelain bowl $685. OLD
Chlncsc Corean celadon glazc fowerpot, S3l. These
It must be borno In mind, were the highest prices
paid. There were plenty OF good things that sold Tor
much less.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
THE TELEPHONE AT sTElNwAY HALL.

Ono OF the most curious and original experiments OF
modern times will be made a, Stenway Hall on Monday
evening, April q when audience sitting In New
York will he entertained by number Of artists singing
in Philadelphia. This new triumph Of science We owe
revolutions In daily lle 1t will make alI the world
very neighbors, and II any future Governor Of
North Carolina has anything private to say 10 tho
Governor OF South Carolina he need not tako tho
world into his confidence and become u proverb He
need only gently whisper an Invitation TO the
telephone. and tho two gentlemen can take their
drinks without being reported to all the world This
being SO the popularity of tho telephone Is assured
But Maurice Srakosch Is content to allow 30 use
fu and interesting invention be devoted merely 10
the pleasure Of the grosser Maurice nothing
power in the cause Of art and-Strakosch. Happy
thought! With one prma donna Maurice will give
concerts the night Henceiorth the way Of the
manager Is made easy. With one prima donna
aud the telephone concerts can be given
simultaneously all over tho Union. Ticket
takers henceiorth will DO more important
than artistcs, and the managers once more su.
premc BY ana by we shall have Patti sending US
sougs by cable and Strakosch ut the Academy taking
money. That is, II the experiment Monday next
should prove successful The following melodies will
will be performed IN New York on the telcphone:-
g Home, Sweet Home" "Com Gentil" (Don Pas.
quae) Then You'll Remember Ne" bohemian
Girl; Last Rose OF Summcr:" "M'appari" romance
(Mar.ha); BrIndisi-"Il scereto' Uucrezia Borgialn
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
ADVANCED PASSENGER RATES.

There was rumor on the street yesterday to the eff
feet that Mr.. Newell OF the Lake Shore Railroad had
declined TO comply with an engagement no had made
with other roads TO advance passenger rates. To
ascertain tho truth concerning this report HERALD
reporter called upon Mr. william II. Vanderbilt at his
residence last evening Mr.. Vanderbilt stated that tho
facts in the matter that the ticket agents.
who arc now holding convention In the West, had
purposed taking It upon themselves to advance tho
rates, and that when he learned OF tho
proposed movement ne teIegraphed to Mr..
Newell informing that gentleman that he
(Mr Nanderbilt) considered that to take such
action was not within the province the ticket agents.
that II change OF the kind To be made II should
cmanatc from the executive officers OF the respective
roads. Mr Vanderbilt said that Mr.. Newell would not
have concurrcd Ia any such proposition without con-
suiting hIi, which he had not done Tho telegram Ia
Mr. Newell had probably put all end to the proposed
plan oil the ticket agents meeting
Mr.. Vanderbilt further stated however, that nd
vnnco IN passenger rates would so into effect within
lew dnys. The other roads had tor time desired
the increase TO DC made, and Mr. vanderbilt had now
agreed to join with them. II had been post poued Tor q
time, owing to desire to ADJUST differences local
rates between the Central aud Erie. Tho Dcw
Will bc liked a basis Of $50 from New York 10
Chicago.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
OBITUARY.
REV. PATRICK LoUGHRAN,

Rev. Patrick Loushran, assistant pastor Of the
Church Of the Epiphany this city. died on Wednes.
day, the 18th nst at tho pastoral residence No. 239
East Twenty-hrst street, OF pneumonia rheumatism
and heart disease He had beon i'll tor three week
previous to his death. On Thursday the
Sth inst, he received the last rites Of
tho Catholic Church. He died peacefully and was
conscious up TO within q few minutes of his death.
Father Loughran born In Ireland In 1885, He
came TO America In 1S49. He studied In st. Francis
Xavier College, returned 10 his native land where he
stayed four years. ana came back TO America and re-
entered ST. Francis Xavier's. where he eradu-
aed In 1854 He then entered Troy Seminary
and was ordained. He subsequently became
assistant to Father Burse renamed 30 tili his
death Since the news oi hs death the pastoral resi-
dence has been throngcd with people had lea
To love tho Young ana haId working priest A solemn
high mass will be celebrated ten o'clock this morn
Ing In the afternoon body will DO taken to Cal
vary Cemetery ior interment
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
THE PLASTERERS' STRIKE.

The plasterers Of New York arc mucn elatcd at tho
success that has attended their demands for higher
wages. special meeting ol their was held last
night In Glass Hail. Thirty-fourth street, near Third
avenue 10 hear reports from the different as
to their success The builders and masons generally
found to have adopted tho higher rate OF 81 81
day. Several Of them had been paying this rute ali
through the winter.
James Carroll, the president OF tho society," first
called Tor reports from the the firms that
had agreed 10 the rates. II was found that
Nessrs. John +. Conover, Parker, George Stone and
John D. Hand had been paying 81 80 u day to their
employees regularly Tho names OF thirteen other
firms reported as having agreed to tho advance,
although they had not bceu paying much before.
ono irm was classcd as doubiiuL Threo firms
had refused TO pay tho new rates. These firms
were Lyons Bum, OF Twenty ninth street.
east OF First avenue boss masons and builders. who
have just completed new chapel IN Houston street tor
the Trinity Chdrcn corporation; Larkin II McGinnis,
who have oecn bul.dng on Fifty luh street. near Sec.
Ond avenue, und William Webb sons, who are inish-
ing Arnold 4 Constablc's budiugs at Nineteenth
street AM Filth avenue The Two former had been
yps y Th. %sD asy to ,Ssr na the
Bum and Larkin Il McGlnnis we're said to
havc struck. aud those two nrns too have suspended
work. AZ WlIiiam Webb sons the men. eighteen IN
number had all lett. Mr. Webb had succeeded ia
gong on with his work by the eight or ten now
men % two OF the strikers who had .boltcd -
Throughout tho whole city only auout seven men WHO
had Jolncd In preparing he strike had broken their
agreement All the nrms heard from, with the cxcep-
ton OF the three named had agreed 10 the new
wages. From the three who have not agreed about
thirty men only arc iett without employment Thirty
new members Joined the or last night
now numbers zoo the demand ior higher wages mas
thus been practically successful with hardly snow Of
rcsistance on tho part OF the bosses some ot them
granted the aavancc before beng asKed; otbcrs, on
granting u, SAID II was only fair the should re.
ccivc the 81 90
Alter nearing these reports the president delivered
short address, IN which he blamed severely those lew
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
ART MATTERS.
SALE OF THE EVANS COLLECTION.

SALE OF THE EVANS COLLECTION.
Association Hall very we'll filled last night
on the occasion OF the second evenings salc o. the
Evans collection, but there seemed be more pur.
chasers present than the FIRST night and prices
realized showed upward tendency. Except In II few
cases however, the prices realized were not high and
many pictures sold at prices far below what is
esteemed their market value "Inierior Of an
Inn" by Akkersdyx, sold for 500 Antonio"
and "sudy OF Spanish Boy" by George Hall, were
sold respectively tor SIS ana Sl2 so; grandmother
and Child,' Morgan, 500; Fortune Telling" Roche.
noirc, sl5; "landscapo." julie Beers, SIS; 'Home.
ward Bound" Artz, s72; Marine" suydam, S25;
"rhe Music Lesson" Lang. S25; Poultry" DC Bucl,
s95; "Laniscspe," Smile. $52; "The Roll Call"
scheeves $50; "Chickcns." Tait, 500: 'sThe
Rcapors," Van Seben, sos; ''rhe Wreck" Do
Haas. $lo5; "Bash Bish Falls" David John.
son. $40: "Thc Lesson" Edward Frorc, 500;
ARAB Praying" Gerome, $40; Marine" Hasetinc,
$40; Cattle" Tschay geny, $50; Landscapc,' Casi.
lear $50 rhc Cavalier Brillou,n, $685. Capture
Of Major Andre Scott, 500; 'The Drive. Montpezdt,
$780, 'Bowing Bubbles. $40 "Atler the Battle" Nch.
nS %oasoy s,S; CASH.. ~I.i! ,s, s" De NS.sr ss
ohiid sloo Au.u@n" ' Kesls s.s' Sss' siS5 rns rns
ssssi!op. ss slso c ,Molhsi ara cn,la,".- ca,s;
Desgonc. $3lo, Borrowed Robes" Brown. slg5;
,'rhs Tired seams'ress' Calsle, 5000 sheep ana
500; The skners," Van se1cn, $50; ..rhe Boquei
Valley" Hart, 500; Al tho Wcl, Patrols, silO;
s'rho Haruor OF Seville" Coleman, $40; Evening
Prayer" Cas'an, slat; Italian GrI," Baker sos;
''rho Sewing Lesson" Douglas $40; ''rhe
Shower OF Roses" Koerc, s2a5; ION The
Ra,uparts," u!ysse, $l2o; 'rhe Crossing Sweeper"
Guy. S335; Flowers" Robe, $3.50; 'Thc Proposal"
riaisau, $500; the Couuo'sseur', chavc,, $500;
maternal Affection" Bougsrcau, $500; Confidence
and Aam,rauon," =; Johastou, s4so; 'The Musical
Party, paacalt, $780, "ihe Arrest" Fichel, $500;
"rhough.s Of tho Past" stenheil, $3.50; 'ln-
terror Of Stable" verscharer, $500; Tine
perez, $3.50; The Toilet" Banquet, $500;
m. ,'Ihc ;, First PEI" Meyerhelm, $l,2ao; Tine
slao; "ln BAD Company Canty. 500; ''rnc
Letter." Beranger, $40; Brtanny Interior. Guile
minc, $3.50: :" Market scoue IN Amsterdam" Van
schenkeal, $3.50; Helping rhemse.vcs' Escosura,
$3.50: "Thc Skaters" Dillens, $225; " Arab Desert
Lie" Boulanser $500; "Alp,nc Travellers" /" Rctz.
$22O; "Sand Hills" Richards, $3.50; "Sheep,''
Jacque S72oi The Romance" Dc Block, s4a5; '.On
the Lookout" Lindng, $50; Returning from the
Christening" Laniaul do Mcz, 81, 600; "Fiowers,"
kreyor, $3.50.
The total amount realized by the two evenings sales
docs not exceed $37 0O0, that the sale, from nan
cai point OF view. cannot be regarded very
full.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
SPECIAL CABINET MEETING
THE INDIAN WAR.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE SPRING CAMPAIGN
THE FIELD IN APRIL.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BISMARCK, d. T., March 10, 1877.
The outfit for building defensive and relay stations
every 1fteen miles along tho stage route from Bis
marck to the Black Hills lett hero to-day. A com.
mission locate the Territorial road from Bismarck
10 Deadwood City left here for the Black Hills
Tuesday
There is considerable activity at present at Fort
Lincoln 10 consequence Of preparing tor the coming
Indian camp4ign. Tho troops will take tho field ior
active offensive operations against the hostiles early
next Month,
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
COUNTERFEIT COINS.

With the return OF specie payments the old risk OF
being cheated by dangerous counterfeit coins comes
back II has been ascertaned Ia tho Wall street assay
Office that complaints are frequent, especially among
bankers, OF the repeated appearance of bogus silver
CONS Mr.. j. \. Taudy. expert OF the Sub b-rrcasury.
that the most dangerous pieces OF tins spurou %
money nre hall dollars made from alloy OF lead, TN
and antimouy. They are light. weighing only l42
grains instead OF 1917, which the true metal wcgha
Another mutation OF silver has discovered In the
form o typo metal, eectro- plated, nrst with copper
aud then with sivcr tho weight is correct, bul The
collar ~ had.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
CAPTAIN BOGARDUS' NEXT FEAT.

Captain A. II. Bogardus, Of Elkhart, H., champion
wing shot Of the world, will attempt his great glass
ball breaking feat this evening at Gmorc's Garden.
Tho Captain bot $500 with prominent citizen Of
Now York That he will break 900 glass balls at eigh-
teen yards rise in two hours and iorty minutes lie
feels conndent OF perorming what he ~ to undertake.
Dut does not deny that many obstacles tho OF
successful termination. To succeed he must break
ninety balls in every hundred and nrc over 100 shots
Two sets OF barrels are allowed, and the balls will be
sprung from three more traps, though only one ball
VIII be sent into The air at tue same instant Tho
shooting VIII commence At eight Y. NJ. sA.rn
The New York herald., 1877-03-16

i've registers OF forty letters for Boston, one
Of fourteen letters for Philadelphia ALSO two pouches
from San Francsco for New York containing seven
registers
There was also one mail box from San Francisco to
Now York, containing gold coin. Tho clerks on duty
in the were considerably injured, and only had
time themselves their records OF mail matter
in transitu being also destroyed portion Of the
has been recovered, but tho precise amount cannot
be ascertained until the Goals are raked out
The New York herald., 1877-03-16

paserers who had broken their agreement TO strike
Mr. Hoolahan moved that "a committee OF i've be APP
pointed 10 take measures to induce their refractory
brethren to JOIN with the society In enforcing It's de-
mands and 10 constran the firms who have not
already done so 10 accode TO them. Tho president ap
pointed as such committee Messrs. Hcolahau, Goodc,
Corcoran, James Crawford aud Thomas Flanagan
Nr Hoolxhan also suggested that room be hired
ior the convenience OF those OF work, where they
might consrcgate IN the day tmc. IL was agreed 10
retain the hall they were then in. The meeting then
adjourned.
The regular meeting OF the society will take place
next Tuesday night the semi. ua election tor
officers will be held.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WAsnINGToS, March Is, 1877.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM IN THE INTERIOR DE-
PARTMENT.
Secretary Schurz has notified all the heads bureaus
OF the Interior Departrnsr ing his administra.
ton Of its affairs there wiz. removals OF clerks or
othor employees except III cause,' and no promo
tons except for merit" II will therefore useless
for the department to receive, for persons nlo
papers soliciting clerical appointments promotions
merely personal or political grounds, and In addi-
ton to this general notification be stated that
there are at present absolutely vacancies Of any
kind TO be filed.
SPECIAL CABINET MEETING.
special Cabinet meeting, OF comparatively short
duration, was held this afternoon. 1t was entirely
devoted TO the consideration OF appointments to Office
In where commissions have expired about
to expire No dpiomuti: other appointments OF
general interest were under consideration, and there
reference whatever TO Southern matters
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


Carlotta Patti IL In Paris.
.The Flying Dutchman Will be repeated might at
the Academy Of Music.
Dutch translation Of Sherdan's ''Schoo for Scan
da'' has made great hit.
Nine Trebeli and Herr Behrens completed their tour
at Copenhagen early In March.
Crotchety Quavers Is tho striking titlc Of an Eho.
plan troupe organized In England.
brury Lane Is oncc moro silent and deserted Her
Majesty's opera will THIS year occupy Her MuJesty's
Theatre /.
gagement with Gyc. Her visit TO England Will be non-
professional
Faure's operatic tour through France has been ri-
umphant The great baritone has quite turned
tho tables tho tenor and soprani.
At the Brighton Festival Mendolssohn's "Wedding
March" was announced 10 be conducted by tho COM
poser. Msndelssohn, however. failed to appear.
Miss Eena Norton's cxntata, "rhe Rose and tho
Ring" was lately performed In Dublin under tho
direction Of Sir Robert Stewart. IL met with great
success.
Tho British are disturbed over tho threatened do.
scent London by Richard Wagner He has selected
Nay order that the Cockneys may be able to present
him with suitable gariands.
At the end of the week the Oates opera bousts will
leave the Lyceum and wing thoir way other SC cnri
Tho remaining performances by tho company will be
Friday, "a Jole Parfumcusc," while the Saturday
matinee will be devoted to "Giroae Giroha aud tho
admission be at popular prices. "rhe Princess of
Trebzondo' Is reserved for the concluding perform.
anco Saturday night
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
THOMAS GROSS,

Ex-Alderman Thomas Gross, Of Jersey City, died at
eight O'Clock yesterday morning at his residence,
corner of Gani and Hudson streets The deceas cd
well known In Jersey City From 1868 10 1870 he
represented the THIRD ward OF Jersey Cty IN tho
Board Of Aldermen, but OF late he has not interested
himself IN polcs he Is the father VI ox-Poce Com.
missioner Grosa
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
THE GIBBONS GALLERY.

There Is on exhibition in this gallery clever and In
teresting picture by Henry Picoa II Is called the
Good Goddess anu represents fair and we'll lormoa
angel bendns over the form Of sleeping child Tho
idea Is uil oi poetry, and the composition Of the group
Is at once pleasing ana effective. There several
other Interesting pictures CN exhibition in this gallery
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
AUSTIN DUNHAM.

Austin Durham. ono oil the most prominent men of
Connections and head Of tho firm of Austin Durham L.
Co., wool merchants, Of Hartford, and Durham & Ives
OF New York, died at his rcsidcncc In the former cty
last night, aged seventy one years. He was prom.
ncnty connected with many banking insurance and
manufacturing companies, and was universally re-.
spectod
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
ADNER HUNrLkY, AGED ONE HUNDRED ANr
NINE YEARS.

Abner Huntlcy died at Cuba, Allegheny cosuty, last
FRIDAY and was buried on Sunday. lie had
reached the advanced age OF 100 years, He
originally from Connecticut Up to within a
week OF his ucath he hearty and strong and very
bright mentally. He very fond OF horscbatk
riding, and enjoyed this exercise up to within brief
period before his dcnth
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
MRS. MARY puSHAM, AGED ONE HUNDRED AND
FIVE YEARS.

Mrs. Mary Dunham, of Glenvillc, NJ Y, died W wcdnos
day night at the age Of los years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-13
MANY WHO ARE sUFPERING

from the effects OF the warm weather and
are debilltAted, are advised by physicians
to take moderate amounts oiwhisky two or
three times during the day. In little
while those who adopt this advice frequent.
ly increase the number Of "drinks" and In
timO become confirmed lnebriAtes. A beve.
rage which will not create thirst for intOxi.
eating liquors, and which Is intended es-
pecially Tor the benefit Of debiltattd per.
sons, whether at home or abroad, is DR..
sChenck's Sea Weed Tonic. Containing
the juices Of many medicinal herbs, this
preparation does not create an appetite for
the intoxicating cup, The nourishipg and
lie supporting properties OF many valuable
natural productions contained In II and
we'll known to medical men have q most
strengthening influence. ASingIe bottle OF
Of the Tonic will dCmOnStrate is valuable
qualities. For debility arising from sick.
ness, over exertion or from any cause what.
ever, wineglAssiul OF Sea Weed Tonic
taken after meals will strengthen the stOm.
aCh and create an appetite for wholesome
food. To all who are about leaving their
homes, We desire 10 say that tho excellent
effects Of DR.. SchCnck's reasonable rem.
edieS, Sen Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills,
arc particularly evident when taken by
those who arc injurlouSly affected by u
change OF water and diet. No person
should leave homo without taking supply
oil these safeguards along. For sale by all
druggists. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-13
WEST VIRGINIA NEWS.

MOnOngAlia county fair from 25th to
9Th Of September.
Camp meeting at shawS Grove, Pres.
ton county, begins on Thursday.
The Writ county Mentor reports that
CIHrkSburg got one vote in Roane Co.
The annual Convention Of the Christian
Church, Of the 9TH district Of West Viz.
ginia, will meet at Hopewell, Wood coun.
~, on Friday tho 18th Of this month,
and continue over tho following Sunday.
The levy in Preston county this year is
500 cents on the 800, 10 cents Of which
Is for tho Poor fund.
John T, Harris, Esq, writer Of con-
siderable ability, son Of General T. NJ.
Harris, has bought the Piedmont Iade.
pendent Establishment. Success, Harris.
The Marion County Fair will be held
on the 4th, 9Th and 9th Of September.
The editor OF the Martinsburg Sates.
man is spoken Of as a"primordia" luna.
tic. We have no idea what primordial
lunNLic il, but We are sure that he Is one.
The Changers OF Tyler County are
making extensive preparations for the
picnic at Middlebourno, on the 18th inst.
The finest grove in the State has been
procured, and the affair promises to be
Grand success.
Trade and traffic without the inter
change OF money, even ip small quanti-
ties, is the daily routine with our sutton
msrchants.-Brarion Jiountaineer.
The following local notice in the Noun
tdiHcer does not exactly explain itself:
"COl. Andrew Poundstone came to town
last week in his usual busting manner
and left the same day, without deviating
from his fayorite method Of doing bust.
ness"
Harrison County Fair on the 18th,
18Th and l4Lh Of September.