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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-11
MINING TAX.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Tax on the Proceeds Of tho Mines
for the Quarter ending Juns 30th, 1871. 10
now due and payable to me, at my Office, in
Eureka, and that the law with regard to the
of the same will be strictly enforced.
HANK KNIGHT,
Assessor Of Eureka County.
Eureka. August n, 1877. au2S-lm
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An old negro cook says, "Sass is
powerful good in everything but chill
dren. Dey needs some oder kind Of
dressin'."
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NOTICE..

THE LADY WHO TOOK A CHILD'S
i LAWN BASQUE from our store, some
six week ago. to soc il it would fit her child,
will please return the same or the price OF it.
o. DUNKEL Il CO.
Eureka, August IL, 1877. augl4tf
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CAPTAIN CHARLEY HUBBARD tells
the SENTINEL that he don't want to be
q Major General Of militia, vice John
B. Winters, PowninRized. Hubbard
is right Morning Appeal.
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JUST RECEIVED.

A fine assortment of china, glass and
crockeryware, consisting Of almost everything
in this line. Bargains can DO had by pur-
chasing these goods from
Mrs. NJ. A. ASHIM,
aux22 on Buel street.
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EUREKA HOTEL.

E. N. Baum, the pioneer purvoyor to III
Palisade public. has fitted up anew, thrc oh
out, the Eureka Hotel, near his old place II
Palissds. and travellers to and from Eureka
and the public generally can rely upon gettini
frst-class meals and number ono beds at al
times by interviewing the genial host OF tn,
Eureka Hotel. ocl3tf
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THE Reno Journal thinks the effect
of the election just held in California
will be felt in Nevada next year.
That II to say. 1t will nerve the Demo-
Gratis 70 . grand effort to carry the
State. We shouldn't wonder il il did.
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SETTLE UP.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE
must settle their accounts by the lOtn
instant, if not. l.gsl means will be resorted
10 to enforce collection.
Eureka, Sept. 4. 1877. sopt5-lw
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NEVADA.
Destruction Of she Grand Prize
HOtstimg Works ny Fire,

Hosting Works ny Fire.
TUscARORA, New, Sept. 10.
Last evening about half past four the
hosting works of the Grand Prize
Company caught fire. and the black
smith shop and building were rapidly
consumed. The wind was blowing
from the west, directly away from the
mill. which escaped. Loss about
81, 900.
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Eureka. Sept. ION. J, McClennsn, q native
of Novs Scotia. aged ~.
Funeral will take place to-day at four ?.
NJ, from the Presbyterian Church. Friends
and acquaintance are invi'ed to attend.l
Virginia. Sept s-Prcston III. Sparks, a ma
tive Of III Dorado county, CAL, aged q
years, 8 months and % d.y
Virginia, Sept. Mathew Francis McCul-
Tough. q native Of CIV ierk. aged 80 years.
Virgins, Sect. William Edward, son of
Joseph and Sarah Tiddy, ag d q days.
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Fine Business Opportunity

EOR SALE ON THE LINE OF THE
Z Central Pacific Railroad the business.
furniture and fixtures of . good Hotel. doing
a splendid business. Tho building can be
leased for any length of time At . rsasonsb Bile
rate. The property is desirsbly situated in .
thriving town. Terms easy all around. For
particulars. mako application at this Once.
Eureka. Sept. 8, 1877. sept4-lw
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EQUALIZATION T

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Clerk Of the Board Of County Com
mis-ioners has this day received from the
As. lessor the certified tax list or emit
roll Tor the year 49, and that the Board OF
County Commissioners OF Eureka county,
Nevada, will meet, as a Board of Equafiza-
ton. AZ the Court-house. in the TO W Of Eure-
ka. each day from two o'clock p ". to four
of Septcm Der. 1877. 10 and Including the n,
day of October, 1871.
+. II. HARMON,
County Clerk. Eureka county, Nevada, and
ex-oficio Clerk Of Board OF Equalization.
Eureka, Nevada, September 10. 1877.
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WASHING AND IRONING
By Fat Sam Kee.

AT MY NEW ESTABLISHMENT WE
N DO nothing but the best Of washing,
ironing and polishing. Never send clothes
home without the buttons are on. No bed
bugs about this esta blishment.
Laundry on North Main street, near Gro
wells blacksmith shop.
Eureka, Septemb Der 10, 1877. [sll.tf
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NEW TO-DAY.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 9.
The Indiana Soldiers Orphans Home
at Knightstown was burned last night.
The children we're removed without
loss OF life. Damage Sl0O, 900; insured
for sc, 900.
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The Presiaens mt Church.


ST ALBANS, W., sept ..
Rev. Amedius Rapho. who was the
Catholic Bishop of the diocese of Cleve-
land, o., in l847, and resigned in 1870,
died here last night, aged II years.
He was we'll known throughout the
United States and Canada as a temper
ance reformer and missionary.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
AFFECTIONS 1T LORD 8, rATL0Rs.

Lord & Taylor, at Broadway and twentieth"
st. are Offering attractive Selections III dresses
wraps and dress goods In their suit department on the
second floor. variety OF the populp bunting suits are
ehown in navy blue, sky blue, cream gray black ANA
nlyre green at prices ranging from S24 To 500 Ladies
choose these dresses for the country instead OF those OF
.siu 10 save washing and because hcy DO not shrink
or lose Their sdenng at tue side. They are TRAINED
with the figured Br tonne ribbons or with embroidery
Pale blue bunting trimmed with dark hue velvet makes
beautiful suit White bunting suits trimmed with oue
brid are much liked and cost $50 The regular Bretoune
costumes are another !ayOrte style found III beautiful DC
slqns here al prices ranging from SO to $50. Those
of navy blue with white braid and of myrtle green with
teul brad are very popular, and cost only SO when
made of nice soft wool fabrics suitable for the shore
and mountains Elegant black SILK dr sSes are made 10 OF
der III gracefully "aped prlnccsse -ipt, Ilc3 uilu"
with fringe and passemcnterie. OF with long basque
backs and diagonal scarf aprons Black inquired gfeua-
Dimes are made Up over sih dud 'iii,u VIZ Ih @ 5
lad uuOn white ribbons OF tue boWs are Dlch nu
cardinal red For the heat Of summer there are cool
locking lawn SUITS SIMPLY male thai lnty may gy cas!!l
lauudcd trimmed with Tuiies ana cdslng OF lorch0n
times ale worn agSM' D'us'o htl's VI ~ g., g.,
with embroidery Of darker gray are fl3 ~ IoI
and skirt For feady-made Undertaking this
house has an excellent reputation Win Iasta"us
upased with these garments unless the Work Is as wen
done as a lady would do 10 herself The newest designs
at the head of this department. The squartnet hed rom
padour chemsr Is popular nOvey t1aI oig1atoI ~
clothing are square nedaiOns OF Naencennes or ol Tor
chOn lace lines Of Duchcsse insertion between rows
nccdewOrk Elegant saCquCs for breakfast are on rose
Sky blue, OF creamy white Wool, trimmed WIN ny In @
lace. Plain undsK long at low prices u made up very
simply but of&eO materials, and with as neal
sewing the most elaborate sets. ChlIdIths
underwear is furnished in well-Shapel, SuDStan
tia materials, and the infants clothing is as
cunning as can be. IisIs VI these garments
for LADIES' children and babies, with prices Of each
attached all country by mail 10 those
who for them The great reduction IN black silks nj
this house brings them down 10 prices lower than they
have been offered since the panic and rise IN such goods
Years ago Careful buyers who hunt for bargains,
especially investing In that lottery Of lotteries
black silk Will find their moneys worth in the Cash
Indestructibe silk sold for ~ fNarn. This II
good enough for uch for plain dreSsar aud Will out
any other Owpr ced brand Several other Import
ant lines Of six have been reduced 10 similar rates
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
LODGINGS IN n LLNE.RILN

A familiar object to the uptown resident.
OF the side OF the city during the past ten Wn,.
has been the "limekin man" No one knew him Inv anv
other name and nobody had ever seen him In converse
ton with any person. He slept at nights In the Kiln A
the foot Of West Fiyfthst and emerged al an ea,Iy
hour in the morning. His clothing was covered with
lime, also his hair, whiskers. and mu.tacae
He seen 10 eat anything. and the resideu,s
had vague impression that he lived upon nourshment
afforded by the material which composed his bed Tha
PALE CHASTITY looking face; the dapdated hat streaked
with white; the coating OF lime which covered hl.
clothing and boots made his appearance peculiar and
the people OF that part Of the city sure TO eo
him at certain hour every morning and evening that
he became invested with an importance that greater
men miyht have enyied. When the nights crew warmer
he remained away, had been his custom In former
Wednesday night cold and wntry aud at hs wonted
ouf he again appeared and took up lodgings In the lime
KIN; but yesterday morning he did not come out a.
usual, and when the wOrkmen went TO the place they
found Inn lying I1scnsibe upon the kiln, By
the gases generated in the baking OF the ge. He was
taken 20 the fOrty-seventh Street Police Station,
and aiterWard removed 20 the Ninety-ninth Street
Hospital. He will probably not recover. He r. about
50 years old, OF medium hight ana has gray side whs
keTs and mustache and dark hair. His clothing was
originally dark, alsO his Derby haf A pair OF
wOr-put Congress CATERS bic feet. Mich In
erc~ has been manifested To know who he Is where
he came from, he had n habit OF and dc
meanor suggestive Of better days aud former worthy
dssJciatlOus.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
MINISTER enIOv,s EXPLANATION.

VERSAILLES, Auuie'lty, .tH9 D. 700
In the Chamber Of peputin, today, Minister SIMON,
replyng 10 NJ Leblands Interpolation relative 10 u
rnoptauo intrgues said neither the Government nor
any political party could be held answerahe for attacks
on foreign Governments in newspa. crs Petitions lor
tbe reistablishment Of the temporal power the
work OF u feeble minority.
The Government he said, also had put stop To these
petitions. The Government would not tolerate any AZ
tack on Catholicism, which they sincerely respected and
which now enjoyed unprecedented liberty They were
determined TO make ali parties respect the law. The
Government would protect the clergy while they con
ned themselves to their spiritual duties, but would uea
firmly h them if they encroached the civil power
The Gov. rnment had hitherto pursued concilatory
policy because they desired peace in France ana Europe
but tley would henceforth act with resolution.
The debate was adjourned until tomorrow
Two students have sentenced to rottnlghts I'M
psonment for taking part in the recent antSCathohc
demonstration.
NJ. Gambetta was not altogether satisfied with Minis
ter smons speech He consequently moved the adjourn
ment Of the debate, aud viii reply tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
THE ATTITUDE OF AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Friday, May lS'1.
The Political Correspondence Publishes letter
from Pcsth, which saws The Hungarian and Aus
trian Governments VIII tomorrow make practically
identical replies to the interpretations which have
been introduced in their respective Parliaments on
Eastern affairs The replies will urge that Austro-
Hungary will best fulfill her European mission and
consider her own interests by doing all in her power
TO insure the localizaton of the way, and thereby
bring about the possibility OF sooner opening way
to nledlatlOn.o
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
CANAL TOLLS.
TIE CANAL TOLL SHEET ADOPTED By THE CANAL
BOARD APPROyEp BY TIE sENAIE.

TIE CANAL TOLL SHEET ADOPTED BY THE CANAL
BOARD APPROVED By THE SENATE.
ALBANY, May SIN the Senate this morn
ing Mr Cole moved that the Committee Of the Whole be
discharged from further consideration Of the
current resolutions IN reference 10 the canal toll sheet
and that the be referred the Senate. This
carried and tie proceeded TO consider the resou
tions before that body. Mr Bradley moved to amend by
striking ont AN after Resolved, II the Senate concur
aud insert al follows: THAT the Legislature do concur
IN The determination Of the Canal Board to exempt boats
from pyment Of tolls and further do adopt and con-
tinue the rates Of toll as they in 1876 on persons
and property transported on the Erie, CharIlain
Oswego. Cavuga. and Seneca Canals"
Mr spragus hoped the amendment would not prevail
He had given the subject under considerations good deal
Of attention aud found that the canal interest was IN
most critical condition He represented city ranking
third in population and importance in the state CITY
that was yitay interested IN the success OF the cads
He spoke for the large numbers OF people VINO were ue
rdeut upon the canals for their hyng ana ne desired
T. 1b some facts fOr the benefit OF those not nVlng IN
IN vicinity Of the line Of the canal Mr. Spfasue theh
ce ded 10 present statistics showing the greatcOn-
!orciI sueuacy OF NewYOrz up 70 Within few years
st and a~gued that such supremacy was not due 10
ihe uaturl advantsge OF the state Her manufacturing
H. teTests are dependent upon tie cou "nd ir0n III
bicb Penu.ylyania has faf greater natural resources
tbsn NeW-Yoik II was her superior carrying tachues
sT'ici hed Given 70 NeW-YOk Eer fine advantage aud
a., o~oectrs Of tine Erie Canal realizing TINS were Will
- g. = tiicf.rlyes largely to secure H. Referring 10
i errfb Of te manufacturing aud agricultural inter
ss trou hOut the state he submitted hsuIes showing
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
one RrAsox.-One ,cnte Yorlishiremnn tn his

ONE kEASON.-Oue cute 1Orksllircman 10 his
travelling companion, sitting opposite Wuuy dor-t u1
sit WI tLee book tot traOnl alius do. Totc. one
BUt allus at va face to triOn First Onr-Nboy
I'other One-Wh0yi Because I'm goin' q way 't r non
goes an OF loke n Is vi breOns right TOT ruut J.!
Judy.
necklace that was last seen on the neck of
charming lady the object OF universal admiration.
gome time ago gentleman took this same uccllace 10
fhe late Mr MOiiua, asking him 10 buy it, and a. sbs-
int false diamonds IN their place. Hs Wife, lie said
would never know the difference. Mr.. MOllna who had
known the wife from childhood, and Who Was a friend of
her family asked "a hours TO reflect before concluding
fhe bargain In that lac went and told the story
husband telling him give back the real necklace but
not 10 mention truth. This done Some mont
later il was the vile who took the necket Moana
ing IN 10 buy It and 10 substitute false diamonds n the
place Of the real ones. Ny husband will never know
the difference" she said. Again visit " the grand
mother who again gave $1,000 " keep the diamonds
the family and both husband and wife sti think that
the diamonds false there Is fear VI the necklace
being resold.-lPars paper.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
GREECE GREATLY AGlTATED.

LoNDoS. Friday, May !. 1877.
4 telegram to The Times from Athons, May 3, says.
"Tha English declaration of neutrality has plunged
tic Greeks in despair They say'if Turkey Is Veto
sious they gain nothing, and il Russia, they
lose all chance Of gaining Macedonia and Ihrace \
military company has been organized and, unless
resolutcly opposed by the Government wilrerosS ihe
frontier in day or two, not much 70 fight as to
exasperato the Turks and provoke a collision be-
tween Greece and the Porte. The nation does not
arproye of this course. The idea is broaohcd Of
-d',Gipg note 10 tie Powers stating that the c0hd-
tions Of neutrality have been abandoned.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

,,,., c,or NJ the American College Rome The music
ON , occasion will he under direction OF Pro
ond Henry carter stated his Intention I" assist nv o n
i, an orson concert will given IN the chulch iho
s new and il siid be oi the best ~ .ir @
scrinton Of the eddce already appodel ~ liih
Tbe nterior is moi vet hnishe although the Sunu
win e held there hereafter feature auoa w H ~ VA
a. 10, cverai steps from the floor OF the clurch 20 w
noo are 80 arranged they can be used ~ cists VI y,
f,nprais from sight means ot
si,es THE church viii lighted by means OF u G
mo large window martyrdom OF II Afnss ~ 70
niced m position today The money for tle "lnom ta
hn0uest M me pasior The III. hacdoNa lsu o w
70 ho, ,rrv mi and IL has feared that he ""ul
10 b. dt the AZ
tba hc has sufficiently improved to warrant ms ass's "
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
LATEST WASHING7OH RUNORs

WASHINGTON, May St is rlmored to.n;oh,
that political combination has been Effected which Mn
secure the election Of Gen. Banks Speaker OF the n
House OF Representatives.
Andreas Willman Of New-York viii shortly be sp
pointed TO the vacant consulate at Rotterdam
1t is tonight stated the authority OF menho. ,
the Cabinet that the date heretofore fixed upon for IA.
opening Of the extra session Of Congress- June 4 win ~
adhered to and formally inserted tomorrow in the as,
Of the proclamation which viii then be ready for propu
ration
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

nngham who assaulted coOred Wednesday night
Mysave The captain said that previously Cunningham
had been exemplary officer
The Grand Jury IN the United States Circuit Court
on Wednesday afternoon presented indictments against
George alias Charles Smith, George Williams and william
Johnson passing counterfeit 0cent pieces The prison.
ers pleaded guilty. will be sentenced by Judge Benedict
morning.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

wnno9ea den, e ana Snarles Gray all OF whom vc,s
mousu' were Drought to the Pennsylvania Uo.sS,55
tonight Their injuries not serious N"'@'ai
KEoKUK, Iowa, May ga passenger t,a;,
on the Keokuk and Des Moines Railroad last eva.,.a
jumped the track near oumwa and nearly AN ~ ~. se
passengers on board were more or less injured
VINO was stealing ride on the platform was Killed "A"H
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
THE NEW cHuRCU OF ST AGNFs

A large force Of Is at work upon the interior
Of the Church Of ST. Agnes at and Third
ave- in order IL ready for the dedication services
which win be held next Sunday Cardinal hcCloskey Will
perorm the dedcaory ceremonies Bishop oHara Of Scranton
Will snga Ponhca mass and Bishop spadng OF Peoria
will preach Among other preates expected 70 be
snt are Bishops Corgan Of Newark Loughn OF Brooklyn
Lynch Of Charleston and ConIoy Of Albany and Mosgnor
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
AFTERNOON SESSION or THE ASSEMBLY.
INSURANCE LEGIsLAION-RAPID TRANSIT ROADS.

INSURANCE LrGIsLATION-RAPID TRANSIT ROADS.
ALBANY, May 3.-Thc Insurance bill pre-
pared On the Insurance Committee Of tie Assembly was
passed substantially the shape it came from the COM
lntee by the Assembly this afternoon There were ll2
votes in ts favor alc against it, The only amendment
Of importance adopted dcprvng insurance COM
panic Of the right Of putting in plea Of deceptive
stat en by the insured at the ial OF suit for claim
a,aipo. thcr six Years after the policy was ISSUED Mr.
COwdu's biz 20 prevent the making ana pubhcatlOh OF
false or deceptive statements relation % lhe business
OF fire insurance also passed. A Dih or M h49cs
u compel rapid transit companies % pay WhaJeVsf uh
agcs they may TO property past which tb6h r0ads
run was ported FOR consideration by the judiciary Com
mttee and referred to the Committee OF the Whole.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
PROMINENT ARRIvALs.

ST. Denis Hofel-Congressman ): ~: Leonard m OF
ot.ians and the REV r. Hinsdae President OF Hobart
t'oli@ge 81 NichoiIs Hgte-The Rev. Thomas Beecher
r,ifuira IfJtne-Ifcnu Cerluschl OF fds
Gy Hotss-ten John VI. Corse 0f Chicago James F0rsyth
President n the ReueseIcr POyechnc Institute ana tne
lion C,corye Very Worcester Mass. WHds0r h0isC
col samuel Tate of Memphis .StLeUdnt HoUse Jige J
49, run Agen.c HofetGen. JOhn Hammond Of Crown Pohl'
n y smith NJ OF paitsburgh " Y, and eXC0ngress-
men Jolu NJ - williams Of slchuses aud Daniel Nor
re Of Penns. Iyania Hotel BrunsUtc-Gen. J. b. Stone
house Of Albany.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.

PHILADELPHIA. May 3.-This afternoon o
serious accident was caused by the Of construc
tion train Jumping the track the Atlantic City
narrow guage aailroad at place called wilianstown
Junction. owen Sweeney Instantly killed. Michael
White died soon after the accident, and William Wcch
died tonight at the hospital from injuries received
Charles Anderson " badly injuredi Prank Newman,
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

BrFrALO, May "a special meeting OF the
Board OF Trade was held to-day re~tive TO tue action OF
the senate on tbc passage Of the Low Tolls BILL \
resolution was PASSED unanimously commcndiag the
.t Inn ~ the Sfnifc 4 communication was sent q The
Canal Board urgently rcquestin that he pubic be N:E
Tie oencdt Of the ran reduction upon the JpClS oi TIE
canals I.y
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
THE BATAVIA IEsTITUTION FOR THE BLIND TO
EE INVESTIGATED.

ALsANY, y. y, May 3.-Controller Olcott
has formally presented the Batavia iusit't!on for tha
Blind to the Board Of State Charities with reqn' 't
lqt lis manacement he thoroughly Investigated. In
connection herewith the Controller submits vouchers
received from the institution winch fully justify the re-
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
LARGE FIRE IN NEw-HAMBURGH.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Y. Y, May 3.-A special dls-
match 10 The EaIe from New-lIamburgh says; FRANK
Myerss store, Madison Hotel J. T. MllIardS dwelling
Iobn Ient,s and John Rafferty's dwelling. Patrick
gias md Walter Nj lizards dwelling were destroyed Dy
~ ,iI Tne total loss is about $4,000, aud Is COW
..r.b l,v an insurance OF @ls, ,OOO'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
KING bLFONsOs MARRIAGE.

LONDON, Friday May !, 1871
The TimeS'S dispatch from Rome says: Ex-
Queen Isabella has requested the Pope 70 use his inu
ence with King Alfonso 10 dssuade hin rom CONTRACTING
a marriage with Princess not Of the Catholic hiu IL
appears the Pope is iudispOsed TO interfere"
(For other F0Teign Ns,cs FfTst PIgSl
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
ANOTHER SAVINGS BANK SUSPENDED.

BETHLEHEM, Penn, May 3.-The Saucon Saw
irg Rank OF Hellertown Penn, suspended to-day. The
deposits are stated be $4,000 while the assets exceed
s1oo 600 The stockholders individually responsible
Ynr Jonbs the amount Of stock held by them.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
IsKENDER KHAN VOLUNTEERS.


The Post announces that Ishender Khan, nephew
Of the Amaer Of Afghanisan, started for COnstant-
NOBLE from London last night to ouer his services 10
the Sultan.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

After the vote had been announced Mr.. spinola de-
ola cd that in revenge tho Democrats w0ud turn every
Repubican employed IN public Office IN Nrw-IGr6 out
of Office. Tne Senate Republicans Will undoubtedly con
err IA an the amendments in order 10 prevent inc Dill
being voted upon again in the Assembly
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

NATURAL.-Frank: Who was that gentleman
wh0'7 iu-t goue maj Mamma Don't YOU knowt Hell
our member OF Parliament. Frank: Is hel | thought
ne sculptor; hc did nothing but talk about wanting
10 restore the StdfI quO.- Funny Folks.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY
9am4 49, Noon. 52' Sd NJ. 5e'. MdnRht Az
Htghest during the day. 69'. L0wes, 80
Average. 49, Same day 1876, 47i2'