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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-31

TIE ENTERPRISE SALooN.-Charlcy Sturm,
who has established himself on Main street,
north OF tho International. is making a
specially of Bottled Beer for family use,
which he delivers free TO any part OF Eureka.
Charley also dispens.s the best class Of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. gives generous Lunches,
and being n well known musical amateur, en-
iertains bis guests with both good music and
quartcttes. Beer by the key, and genuine
Schwsizer kase always on hand. myl5
Jrsr RECEIVED. at Mrs. Ashim's store, a
fresh lot Of flower and vegetable seeds
and bulbs, onion sets, and grasses Of all
kind. will DO sold very cheap: A fine lot Of
game and fish. which will sell to my Gus
toners ut the lowest market rates.
mrl3tf MRS. M. A. ASHIM.
GERMAN LuscH T~RUcx.-Just received at
Mrs. Ashim's a lot of Russian Caviar, Ham
Sardells. Sardincs and all sorts OF German
lunch nick-nacks. Also . large invoice Of
delicious Eastern bacon and hams. nZ7tf.
Nurs. Hickory Nuts and walnuts. ust re-
caived from tho East. can bo had at Mrs. NJ.
A. Ashin's. f2S
Iv you want the best family four, fresh
ground corn meil, largo and small hominy,
Scotch cat meal. pearl grits cracked VIII Ut
farina AMI bacAwhsat hcur. go to Mrs. W..
AsiilM'S. ja30tf
Crackers, srackenells. butter. oyster. soda
Jenny Lial. Ia .er- i evans. cream ana
farlna erackcT-- A4sa. Etahrrelr r-d ali
i;ornia c. .sse, plg ie-f anti sheaaE asaa5
and cocoa ftclis. at LIS. i. a. AsAIMas.
Ia5uIl
S,usAGEs.-A fresh article of Hamburg
saasages has just been received at Mrs. Al.
A. Ashin's. f2s
T. ]. MAUpm. Notary Public. Onco ut
place Of business. opposite Paxton & Co.'S
bank. aplS-tf
A SPLENDID stock of new style fancy calico
shirts Just received 1t the GOLDEN RULE
SToRE
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misplaced switch. Som Of the passen-
gers were slightly bruised. II is ru-
mored o-night that a number of min.
ers are coming to the city, but it prob
ably has no foundation.
A General strike Feared mt Evans.
VILE.
EVANSVILLE, July 90.
The strikers have organized here,
and Tomorrow will parade the streets.
1t is feared a general strike in all
branches of trade will be attempted,
and trouble is anticipated.
Mauch Chunk Organized.
MAUCH CHUNK, July 20.
The citizens have organized two com
panies for the protection OF life and
property. No trains are running.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT WAR.
AN ITEM OR TWO OF INTER.
EST.
The whereabouts of General Grant.

GENEVA, July 80.
Ex-P President Grant left to-day over
SimpIon 10 the upper station OF the
lakes; thence over Splugen to Chur
and Ragatz, where he will meet the
American Minister to Denmark.
From RagatZ he goes to Copenhagen,
thence I o Sweden and Norway, and re-
turn TO Berlin 10 witness the autumn
maneuvering at the end OF October.
He will pass the winter partly In
Paris and part = in Italy, and will re-
visit Switzerland later, should no un-
foreseen circumstance prevent.
LONDON, July 80.
Russia wants transportation for 5000
prisoners of war. Tue Empsrors of
Germany and Austria meet on the
9th OF August. Mehemet Ali, with
GU, 900 men,, has started for Eski Juna.
The reported defeat Of Suleiman Pasba
Is regarded a. greatly exaggerated, IL
not wholly false.
LONDON, July 80.
Gladstone's magazine article charac-
terizes the reinforcement OF the Med
iierranean garrisOns IA a perfect "A
pie of thu act of disquieting and an
moving one side without comforting the
stnailes. advantage on the other.
The Fourth Rouinanian division
ed The Danube to-day and 0ccu-
pied Nickannii-.
CoSsTANrINoPLE. July 80.
Turkish otiiria. reports al lin that the
Russian cavalry attacks on Yeni
>a.hra. under The disec ION OF Osinan
fasna, nave been rerul>ei.
vienna. July 30.
The Hungarian Premier and Minis
ter III Finance have been summoned
to take part in "A Cabinet council. ut
which the question will lie considered
whether the has not arrived
for Austro-H hungary to depart from the
passive attitude she has hitherto oh
served by at least partially mobilizing
her army.
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SENSIBLE ADVICE. You are asked every
by your druggist to use something for your
nothing about; you get discouraged spending
money with but little success. Now 10 give
yoi satisfactory proof that GREENS AU-
GUST FLOWER will cure you Of dyspepsia
as sour stomach. sick headache, habitual cos
tiveness, palpitation Of the heart, hear burn.
wateT-hrasb, ~fullness Of tho pit Of tn, stom-
ach, yellow skin, c,ated tongue. Indigestion,
swimming of tho head. low spirits. etc.. We
plc bottle Of Greon's August Flower for ton
cents and try it, or n regular size for 10 cents.
Two doses will relieve you.
Agents: Crane & Brigham, esals
druggists. San Francisco, my3O. COW
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THE RAILWAY CONSPIRACY.

Tho Morning Appeal talks to our
liking. As was stated in these col
umns at the outset, the conspiracy
which brought on all of the late dis
astrous trouble, originated with the
railroad managers themselves. The
workingmen we're asked to submit to
the second reduction Of ten per cent
s'nce the beginning of the present year.
II they had not resisted how long
would 1t have been until still further
reductions would have been demand
ed? Mark, says the appeal, the
simultaneous reduction OF the wages
o. the railway hands all over the our
try. This reduction took place on the
LIST Of July. 1t was made by every
company chat dared toy. all over the
Republic. Not only the railway sys-
tenn Of the Atlantic States, but that
which reaches into Texas and the
Canadas, and not only there. but on
the Great Plains, and as far as to the
principal Office of the Superintendent
of the Central Pacific as we'll. 1t was
q movement all along the line; and
any who doubt that it was the result
Of an understanding, "a conspiracy"
between the great corporations, are
not alive to the facts. Moreover,
shops, factories, founderies, mills
in all places where corporate
capital Is required to do bus.
mess, has this cold blooded
conspiracy against the toilers of free
America reached its cruel hand. The
revolt is the natural, necessary result
Of this cursed compact Of capital to
enslsve, degrade and humiliaie the
workers of the country and draw the
wretched. lying line between the
masses of the people and the parve-
nues who have managed to possess
themselv YES Of the wealth of the coun
try. And We trust in God that the
Il aerprise Is wrong when it says that
the "strikers will 60 down." and that
they must submit further to be crushed
under the heel Of tyranny and oppres
sion. This is the issue of the hour in
these States of the Union, and
They smite the air with ida tongue
The gathering storm who brave.
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CLEARANCE SALE.

Thirty thousand dollars worth Of goods
thrown upon tho market.
Remembe Der tho annual grand clearance sale
of Ashim Bros. is now on. Spring and sum-
mer stocks must 60. Every article is marked
down sixty per cent. below cost. Their mode
Of bargaining Is very simple-must and does
commend itself to all. they ask but ono
price, and seem to say, in tho language of
Shakespeare, If you will take it-so: ii not,
adieu, and for your love | pray you wrong
me not" Call while their stock is still COM
plete.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES
QUIET REIGNS.
END OF THE STRIKE AT PITTS.
BURG.
All Of the Roads Rcsumiug Busi.
ness.

PITTsBURG. July so.
Everything is quiet to- day and the
strike among the railroad employees is,
all appearances. ended. Gu the
Pittsburg division of the Baltimore
and Ohio road ;reigbts are now run
ming and departing on time. On the
Pennsylvania Dad stock trains are be-
ing moved as rapidly az they "a be
gotten in readiness, aud trains which
have been delayed along the line are
arriving. Tie company are not re
ceiving freight for shipment, but this
is owing to the fact that the tracks
over the burnt district are not yet COM
pletet, and will thus delay local
freights a day or two. On the p, Fort
w. and G.. roads, efforts are mainly Iii
rected to clearing the tracks of rolling
stock which is strung along The road
for 10 miles below the city. All the
workmen in the shops ON this road re-
srined work this morning. The Pitts
burg, Cincinnati and ST. Louis, and
Pan Handle are running trains IS
usual. The home military i sill un
der arms.
The Railroads Resume Business at
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 80.
But little trouble was experienced
this morning in reslming the order of
things prevailing before the labor
troubles. All roads, excep. the Lake
Shore and the Chicago, Baltimore and
Ohio, have resumed both freight and
passenger traffic. The latter has been
annoyed by the recalcitrants at Bur
lington. who refuse to allow business
IN sr, an .ApstIAr lAin tnfnhar at
lumber showers struck this morning,
but have made no demonstration.
Columbus Atrikers still im Power.
COLUMBUS, o., July so.
An attempt VAS mad to take out a
train on the G.. G. aud /. G.. Division
but the strikers took the train of. The
Yard master was ordered out of the
yard and the engines housed. No mil
itary or police were present.
Shooting in a Massachusetts Church.
BosToN. July 30.
Herbert Blanchard, Of Savory, Mass,
was requested to stop visiting the
daughter Of T.. TrOck. In church.
yesterday, he shot Trock and wounded
him. He also shot at but missed the
m
\ Dam Disastrr.
SwARTnMORE, Pa. July 20.
Swarthaven dam, on Big Crum. gave
way this morning, washing away the
farm. houses, crops, bridges and every
thing in It's course. People were res
cued from houses while being swept
down stream.
An Immense Force Of Miners De.
mand ON Increase of Ray.
WILKEsBARRE. Pa, July 80.
Twenty-Five hundred miners have
just resolved to continue the strike and
stop the pumps until the 20 per cent.
advance is conceded.
Every thing smooth Mt Erie.
ERIE. Pa, July 80.
Freight and passenger trains are
running on all.the roads leading from
this city.
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lei

Virginia. July 27-Jamcs McCabe. a native Of
B~ailyconneIl. county Cayen, ireland, aged
81 year.
Gold Hill, July 2j-James Edward. son OF
Thomas and Ellen Kelly, aged | year, 3
months and 10 days.
dore and Mary Shirley, ag ID j months and
% DAYS.
Reno, July 25-Gustavas Lundsuist. aged a
years.
Phoebe, July 26-Gilbert Lindsey, a native of
Liverpool. England. aged 3j years.
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EUREKA

E. N. Baum, the pioneer purvcyor to the
Palisadc. and travellers To and from Eureka n,
and the public generally can rely upon getting
frst-class meals and number ono beds at all
times by interviewing the genial host Of the
Eureka Hotel. ocl3-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-31

OyK hundred and twenty-five to two hun
drod-iollar walnut sets of Furniture. con-
sisting Of Bedstead. Bureau. Washstand. and
three Chairs and Towel Rack. at HAS
kELL'c. jc9tf
PAPER HAxGISes. Paints and Oils. Glass,
etc., ctc at HASKELL'5. je9tf
Coon solid wood Chairs. so per dozen. At
HASKELL'S. jcotf
A FINE lot OF Carriages for the babies. just
arrived at HASKELL'S. js9tf
MosRIs ii. JOSEPH. Commission Agent for
the purchase ind salo Of all kinds OF mcr-
chandise. Dealer in furnishing goods. hats.
caps, boots, shoes. trunks, ~valiscs, blankets,
tobacco. cigars, notions. GOLDEN RULE
STORE. Importer OF mcerschsum pipes.
smokers goods. cutlery, stationery, fancy
goods. I'D usical instruments. English hosiery.
etc, etc.
STATIoSgxY-s fine line Of legal and con-
gross cap. letter and note paper; envelopes.
all sizes. A iuil assortment Of Gillott's pens.
lead poncils. pcnholters, inks. muei age. rub
Der bands, paper fas 'eners, inkstands, rulers,
and a general assortment OF stationery, ust
received ut tho GOLDEN RULE STORE.
LARGE assortment Of loo ins-slasses. all
sizes. at tho GOLDEN RULE STORE.
SUMNER hats-ju.t received a, the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
AGENCY Of tbs Kingsley Red Bluff Manu-
faetiring Company at The Golden Rule Store.
where you can find the largest stock Of these
goods in the State.
L,RGE assortment Of nocktics at tho GOLD
EN- RULE STORE.
SpsISG M,rrREssgs. hair and pull mat
trcsses m hand and made to order at tho
Golden Rule Store.
WHITE and colored blankets at tho Golden
Rule Store.
ROLLED. gold-plated jewclry for gentlemen.
as dursbio rs fne gold. and looks as we'll.
Can't tell the difference. At tho GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
LARGEST assortment OF mcerschaum and
briar-root ripes in tho State. at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE
Grr your tobacco and cigars at the GOLD
EN- RULE STORE.
RAEoKs.-rell your barber to select a fne
razor = guaranteed from the five stock
LATELY IMPORTED FROM ENGLAND
by NJ. II. Joseph. at the Golde Rule store.
ExrRA sizc ~ovsralls and Jumpers just 70
eel wed at tho GOLDEN RULE STORE.
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JUST RECEIVED.

A large a.sortset OF Stationery and Drug.
Patent Medicines: a fine lot Of Paper and En-.
velopcs In boxes: Lamps. Chimneys. etc.
also. a lot OF j ustics Cisars-two for q cents-
equal to Havana Cil airs. Having n complete
assortment Of Fancy Goods. | offer them
cheap for cash. Call ~ the City Drug Store.
The finest brands Of Chewing and smoking
Tobacco. for sale at the City Drug Store.
Dir. TERRY.
Eureka, June 10. 1877. jsILf
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Sam. Mills. who killed young Fin
merry ut Hslleck Station, has been
sentenced by Judge Flaek. of the Elko
District Court. to be hanged on August
3lst, and msy God have mercy on his
sopl."
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BORN.

Carson, July 2j-Wife of George ii. llark, a
son.
Virginia. July 27-Wifa of John T. Baxter, a
daughter.
Austin, July 27-Wife Of James Satton, a
daughter.
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The railroad monopolists who want
their employees to work for so cents a
day, only draw salaries OF from 5000
70 e25 600 = year. while some of them.
interested in the great trunk lines,
draw ~ much as q quarter ia million
In dividends. Msgnsnimous creatures,
amt tiseyf
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CoMMEScEp-Tho srand clearing sale at
ASHlM'S ONE PRICE CASH STORE.
iva
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Now ON-The monster clearing out sale Mt
TIE uNE ONE PRICE CASH STORE.
ix2J
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
wArCM WORK.

Good WatchwOrk Done in r.
Steier's Jewelry store. r. steler
Informs his customers and the pub.
lie thas he has engaget one of the
very best watchmakcrs on thc
cowst. and IL prepared to do all
Kinds Of Zine Watch Work. and
warrant the same for one year.
iapsff
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THE MINT INVESTIGATION.

Some of the San Francisco papers
declare that Linderman's Commission,
now sitting for the investigation of
General LAGRANGE, Is preparing to
give the whole Mint outfit a complete
whitewashing. Frank Pixley, it
seems, became satisfied Of this some
days ago. and thereupon withdrew
from the prosecution. That is q very
convenient way, however, Of getting
out Of a bad scrape. The most proba-
BILE thing is, that the Mint management
has been all right; seeing which, Pix
10y thought to slide out and cry ''foul."
This man Pixley has been u goody-
goody reformer-one of the Chronicle
sort-for years, and has uttered greater
chambers and done more to destroy
confidence and break down Official in
tegrity than any other man on the
Pacific coast. Whenever we hear one
Of these braying reformers open. we
know exactly what ais him; it is one
of the unerring signs that holds good
In ell seasons; but, as a rule, they are
too dear at any price. In ninety nine
cases out Of every n hundred, they
are the cheapest cattle in the market.
II we we're going to select q first class
corruptionist and scoundrel, we should
cast about for the man who claimed %
be better than his neighbors and footed
his reformatory horn necessarily.
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In this emergency San Fra nciscc
did not trust to the State militia nor to
United States soldiers. The citizens
took the matter in hand, and with
such decision and with such good
judgment that the rioters knew In an
hour that they were making u hope
less attempt, and that II they persisted
their course would lead them to Ger
tain destruction. That knowledge did
the business. -(Ehterpaise.
You mean to say. don't you, Judge.
that one mob outnumbersd and put
down the other. 1t was Montgomery
and California streets against Tar Flat
and the Barbary Coast. Well. to be
sure 1t may be more comfortable to be
robbed by \ California street broker
than gsrroted by . Tar Flat hoodlnm.
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ECONOMY leads to wealth. Save your mo-
pey by buying at THE ONE PRICE CASH
STORE. jy2
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T. o. l.. C. S. stands for THE ONE PRICE
CASH STORE. jy29
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pRoeRyss SHIRTS. all the go in all the cities,
to be had only at ASHlM'S ONE PRICE
CASH STORE. jy2
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Way DowS.-Goods marked dow Mt ac.u-
ally bankrupt figures ut THE ONE PRICE
Cash STORE. jyD
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
Reno. July 2j-W. l.. Betchcl to Miss Anto-
nclli Rapp.
Virginia, July 23-Thomls Cain to Miss Mol
l:o Mcknight.
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TO THE DAILY sENTISEL.l
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The one-pricc Cash stol
The One-Price Cash stoF
The Dine Price Cash ssa'
, 1877-06-02
PRESIDENT BENSlEY'S VETO.

10 tHS EE{OF " lAG @C10nHE.
uynk PANx. Juno 1,-Tho communication OF
your correspondent N!chlo" In this uoyn!ng's
TntRuHE upou tho veto Of The horrc. .Earaat cllnr-
tor In thls village from Thirty ninth stscct 10 Sout,
Park, on indiana avenue md Fifty first stroct. not
only docs President I.cnslsy groaa Injustice, but It
conveys tn your rcatnrH n wron9 impression as to
tho facts 10 tho case. President Itcnsfcy's veto
message, contained in Tucsiay'd TMHuHx, Is af
Itself sufficient srfutatun Of the charges anti
statements Of your correspondent; but, lest somo
Of your readers may not hava sccn tho ncseago in
question: would xay that tho chatter was VETOED,
az President l,ouscJ datinct'y ssates In sHnt
papot simply an.t aocly for tho reason that tleFo
waa M provision In tho proposed ehnrtcr for %.
araiing The r1nd aIter holnx constsNctel. II could
Iuy town tricks upon two OF our prominent arc
n,,cs aud not lto Obliged 10 run COT uycr such
tracka dufiny tho llfs Of twenty year franchuc.
EuctI charter hu vetoed, and such charter ought
to hare hetn yctncl. liz wuHld hnyr bern
lcrclct in hls dnty a. presiding uIccr Of ths VII
layp had liz tnl yctDtd 1t. President Nchsley II ~
warmly tn favor ni this tmprusen,ent rs any man
Ia ltxan Park Of Chicago, and Il Il because he II
friendly to Il, and Interested tn llo wcfaru OF
ltyIu Park, thak he insists TINT tho proper safe.
Knarts arl restrictions shnll bo tuepen0faaed Into
and thrown around any charter which may lo
granted for thTa protMecd project. On Monday
NvenfRg nrxt an act will douLlpaN b. presented to
tho iioarA which will receive tln concurrence Of
uUlh Trustcrs nnl lrrAllunt,-a charter which Will
not oniy guard tho rights Of tic road. but which
will at the NnHe time Enard tho riEhb and interests
uf tue cilixens OF Hyde Park. r. W,
, 1877-06-02
THE FRUIT ORDINANCE.

CntcAoo, May 31.-1 an not commission man,
nor fruit.Frower, but am frafk-shipper, buying
in this markot alt I shtp, and whom say that
shipped last season over TO- 900 cases Of stsawhcr-
Of tratt shppcd from this market. And In the sgi.
tatton Of this 'Frult t2uestion" there arc somc
points that the law -makers and the general public
overlook. They seem to think all Of this sru,t
comes 10 Chicago fos Chteago's consumption.
hs fact Ia that II Il all pnt up by the grorots With
direct reference to ito shipment all ovee tho
Northwcst-the consumption BY Chicago
being small portion only Of what comes here. II
would transport fruit IN !ho best shape foF tha
1s % m 20 would be thrown
eoni 5o Sota ~'ont les.i%ent s % .o@e Kind u
fruit: to othcta L would be entirely rutnons. Es-
aa .s s9sa sn1o do
vldo the boz, making what arc called pin.s. Tho
present box Is - deep a. 4 nnRht TO b. Il could
not b. done because packages ate maJo, md
tho ffuIt l. being pleksd, u just ready to pick.
Some say shs present boz Is ehcat q beeauss tho
i keep. she bottom q tho top bez IL sho case ID
thn fruit IN the undct boz. and gives II sit. Two
"ssa sgss11 ' H. IT, s5s seR @ s9e. ca.
Just what hs bnye. Thore i no doception Ia that.
There 10 ono Thing that should be stopped. Dnt
it,-.oitsn selling by the sngfe Gox cheaper than
can buy ~ tho hundred eases. TheJ win rs!sa Tho
no:o Il the b.. Y he sen,.e ., sbovs +
qu!e t.o q taelr Ioss., ofton putting poor ffnIt
Sn1sr to syer TIT dos 70 dsssye The
ths % buyer docs i,os iook 1T. They by % peaches
and ali otlsr kinds of fsn1t IN largo paeEagts. md
puck oset IN smAil. facing them very nicely. Thero
form eize containing 70 snany cub!c .nehrs IL !'2ht,
o' sf hrt boaH' r. for an} tender fu
NJ o"' o"n' ~ rhen,,n9 ancs. aua
st'gals.ng ,h.s 4 t.sksts son.;t1IninF pssehss
thsn @ ~ reeE, beeause ihat nakes 81 fea:onsSe @
package tor family usc. and would NOT In,crters
VT t s Ssfs . , "e e pro-
s ii 81 ss
t!reiy, and - must sva them eradlt icr doing lcsa
siss. shs 7 s t ftes s ue' aSH h 9ss sss Sea
ona.tlira Of ! busl.aI. Only ones IN whiid do
yes A. ,, sq 'sss r., 5es*a.ssa a
By most Of Tue Michigan etowofi aie shanefal.
E,s kae%y esy butR ma, s sTs e ss
Essh a;xst:isetes5 s.s, Viii liz other . make
tho smallest baskct look tho largest and tho one
nt m g. ts t. asb mo;s b"a I e. '"ss It
nnlform end IT, man thst = sat;' NJ ba,kst q
dnly.nppointed inspectors. Every honest grower
would ~ amen to Il The EtoMs. H., sa aks X;
neighb0r who utos IN honest peck basket. which
has a tendency To make tho latter discouraged" Z"
Ono thing more: There IA not comm lss1on
buy enough 10 know them att pretty welD that TO-
packs. ,'scta up.'"o does anything to make his
s 81 1Gs (. anything tan st an
ncrrf retail fruit when they can hop It. ptcforrlng
always 10 sell 1t to tho dealers. and Il mrn wlth
sumption Ut thclr grocers. not coming On to South
Water httect to save 1ittlc, tho scalpcss" wonld
room be driven ont OF busfncsh. and tho commits.
sion mon would not have to suffer for their mis-
dolng6. Y. A. THOMAS.
, 1877-06-02
'RAH FOR SWEETSER.
In fhS EIsi{1F nf TAf Tribune.

CnlcAao, June 1.-The tley. &c. Awectaer. for
many years tic lIonosel paatof Of tho Necckee
atseet UnlvcrsnI,st Church. New York. had tho
mltlostunp to hayo h!s pulpit supplied duelng Ills
nbscncv of year Or more In Europe by thn lscv.
Mr, Mccarthy, who has singular aptitude Of
getting out gt. one fass hnt to got .nto another.
ln \ tila which has bcen recently pending asa!nst
reply, Al - brother , Mil, ngral wltS
Iii. i, IL baellcur, and on ihe last poInt Of iii.
trtsfsnse you eo.e:.s .a an eof,sl t.,n notee:
tim Of hsInY :essetsssrly anmsas,!sI' has not
itunsplsed. l'nlc.4 4 e sallstastory we must
whom il were ba4o dattory, 70 eall paron." Thu
Implication yoa ea.t upon ~, RwsetssE soss gssa;
hxl. stanalug, AMI hardly seems Just or sea.
.enabls, !9dependsnt q an{ a.,s kaowl.ase @ Of
peafs nbyteasly " pseea Of court banter. NJ,
swrctsce need make 70 reply and. q ccntse, VII
VI D1Inx 1 ''mosaI nlonateF." 8. 4.