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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14
INrERvIEwERs.

The interviewers Of the National
Capital are an entsrprising set Of NOR.
tails. They can interview . public man
without his knowledge as we'll ~ with
It. Knowing how this or that man
stands on . given subject. they proceed
TO concoct an imaginary interview.
which In nine cases out of ten passes
through the newspaper world as the
genuine article. A few words dropped
in q casual conversation Is all the basis
your professional interviewer desires
to rear a magnificent structure
upon. II the interviewed is salts
fled with the job, which he is
sure to be II he is made 10 talk prettily
and wisely. it Is as a hundred to ono
that he will never 'blow" on the ill.,
terviewer, but, instead, will swell up
and look consequential and try to
make people believe that the lam
guage and ideas Of the reporter are his
own. Occasionally the reporter gets
his foot into IL, bit In a vast majority Of
instances his work sticks and goes off
smoothly. Sometimes, too, very
small men are made to appear great
through this system Of putting. the
brains 1T the reporter being the
only capital invested. An unusual
amount of interviewing is being done
1t Washington this session. Conkling
Is made to lampoon the Administra-
ton, aud then Jones and Secretary
Sherman have a rough and tumble
chit chat--all, of course, in the report
er's imagination.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14

III. Vanderbilt, named q woman who
came : o the house and remained until
Mrs. Vanderbilt returned from the
asylum. Witness further testified that
the Commodore would speak disparag-
ingly of William, and the latter would
speak of his (the Commodore's) stingi-
ness.
Reported Isaisn Fight.
GALvEsToN, Tex, Nov. IL.
A NeUs' special says: A report has
reached Fort Clark that Lieutenant
Bulls, with . ANAL party Of scouts,
crossed the Rio Grande near the
mouth Of the Pecos river. and was at
tackled by q body of 500 Indians and
compelled to retreat. The losses are
not stated. Colonel Young has left
Fort Clark with 200 cavalry to REIN
force Bulls.
Important Court Decision.
PIrrsBURa, Pa, Nov. IL.
In the case Of the Commonwealth
vs.. the Governor and other state Off.
Gals, which was argued before the Su-
preme Court last week, q decision was
given to-day. 1t revsrses the judR-
ment of the lower Court. to absolve
Governor H~artranft and other officers
from the process issued to compel
their attendance.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14

THE Pope was better yesterday and
able to give attention to several callers.
Reports Of the condition Of his health,
It seems. have bsen greatly exag-
gprated.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN IHA.
IN the State and County Taxes for is' ~ 4.
now due and payable ut my office q III
are not paid ON BEFORE NO..%s
Der 18th, 1877. they become delinquent ~ ~
10 per cent will BE- added thereto. ana Y N
the laws regarding their collecnor III
strictly enforced. n ~ LArsiIs.
County Treasurer and Ex-of7cio TaS 0oh"
tor. al
Eureka. Oct. NJ, 1877. IT,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14
DEMOCRArIC BLUNDERs.

The tight made by the IN
Congress to reduce the army to &c, 1000
men may be beneficial to the country,
but 1t will hurt in q partisan sense.
Drawing party lines on the Anti. Re-
sumption act was likewise another
bad blunder. Nc body believes that it
is possible for the country to resume
specie payments in 1879, but the undue
haste displayed by the Democrats in
the House to repeal the Resumption
set was extremely impolitic. The Re-
sumption act should be allowed to
stand until it Is absolutely certain that
rssum ption can not be realized at the
date therein named. A year hence
would have been early enough to
touch the subject. While these meas
ures may he popular with the Middle
and Southern States, we imagine that
Democratic orators and editors will
find 1t difficult to justify them in the
eyes of the people Of this coast. Blum
dering leadership has always caused
the Democratic party to carry extra
weight In every sweepstske that we
know anything about. The party has
thrown away a dozen battles in Neva-
da through the same cause. And
right here it may be remarked, for the
benefit Of whom it may concern, that
we know Of a good many square Dem
ocrats who will not stand this sort OF
thing any longer; men who will see,
by the Eternal, that the policy Of the
party and its nominees are such as to
give assurance Of victory in the be-
Srsnptnr
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CONTRACT.

A CONTRACT WILL BE LET H., Eos
ure nine. situated north Of the Bullw has.s
Contracts will close ~ WEDNESDAY ny. ~ 70
ing W. II. C0ELlNs'
AtW. ii. Ciark's store.
Eureka, Nov. 10, 1871 MR.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14

WANTED

A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE.
N work. For particulars. apply at this
Office.
Eureka, Nov. Is. 1877. nil
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT MI ,S
FRANK g. ROBBINS is duly sa,
ized to transact all business for me- 1"
my absence from Eureka. popp ms.
G:CoLLihn ps-a
Euroka, Nov. !. 1877.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14

THE Indianapolis Sentinel, the lead.
ing Democratic paper of Indiana. says:
Senator Morton's death leaves the Re-
publican party withouta leader. There
IL no one to put on The mantle of the
dead Senator. There may be those
who will essay to do SO. but the gar
mont will no more fit them than
would the vesture of a giant Of Brob-
dignag fit . Lilliputian dwarf. 1t
would b. Commodore Mutt putting on
the apparel Of Hercules.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14

AN exchange wonderingly asks If
this is . foreign country. To which
another exchange replies: 1--WE do
not feel surprised at the question when
NO remember that Russia leather is
made in Connecticut, Bordeaux wine
h made In California, French lace is
woven in New York, Italian marble is
dug in Kentucky, Marseilles linen is
produced in Massachusetts,. English
cashmere 10 made in New Hampshire,
Parian art work comes from q chop in
Boston, Spanish mackerel are caught
on the New Jersey coast, and Havana
cigars are rolled out by the million in
Chicago.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14

If THEY don't succeed in getting up
. fight in France they will certainly
come very ear it. Resolutions were
yesterday passed by the Chamber de-
claratory of a want of faith in the in
tegrity of the Ministry. The Ministry,
it appears, had determined to resign,
but now President MacMahon tells
them the only honorable course to
pursue il to stand by the ship. They
will stand, making the danger of a
general rumpus more imminent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14

Hon. SUNSET Cox has introduced a
bill repeating tie law providing for the
coinage of twenty.cent pieces. Soma
tor Jones, the author Of the twenty
cent business, had high hopes Of the
utility OF the new coin, but somehow
It RI never popular with the people,
and 1t fickered out Of circulation
without - much a. creating . ripple
on the great wave of finance. Let her
flicker; and also let MIR. Sunset Cox's
bill become q law.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-14

Y1I1616DD HATS.
Ladies'. Misses and Children,
Hats Of the latest styles; Also, Mink
and Seal Skin Caps.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-11

nun 70 owners durihs the month. IL was SO
sIsIeu. ,m. e, y 49,,
my onafEes against vmcers T. y henneI anu
Iaooo n. SnNse Wcro uismsscu tne vpmmttoo
~, ,secommenulnx' noNe'et, lot tne soou OF NJ PZ.
ues conce.neu, tn.t tne nrstnAmeu omcet oe
snnsrreo 70 snotner piscinc., .nlcn wa o,'
ueleu' snu ,he Mhof Sss insfuo'ea 10 repfE
manu- the othet omcef. .,
NY sommtee On stsuon- nouses va su,noI'
leu 20 conuraet WIN tne lowest oiuuer LOT "hte-
"ssnns ~, sne sthuons. a.,
keneIsi nisou,sion ensusu IN reshru 70 the
,s precnot 5.aton, sna wy Mnot msue
y,,tn. rh MI =, " o.o.deu a cVn
ultpn. Inc ceIs are smhI, eiose snu nliea WIN
ss n,n' ana nte "''or'y enn' 'or 'ne receP''oh oi
ng ra yo.nks. ,. ., -
lne sieepnx hpeItmons arc gtehtiy over
ssrow,uheu' cnSy ventiated anu deeidediy IN.
en,hy; Inv eommN,ee Melo lnsiucteu 70
ht,g .no p,oPrietot 70 make IN huoilon 70 the
.easonaoie tetms. huonk uesneMs evnceu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-11
DoSr MKT Ivy MIsr.iKK.
Riv.iN spnrring over % Criminal's Rsputu
tion fur Truth and veraoity.

RivaiN spnrring over % Criminals Rsputa-
ti"n for Truth and vsracity.
Geuryu Aetiley, convicted of presenting
aisa diRims against tho Government for arrear-
igauf pay amt bounty, was brought out before
nsticu DIN Tor sentence yesterday, and the fol.
lowing brilliant sparring took place, tho Court
lpniinly on
s.wno lid YOU get tho discharge from.''
~ man named Gabe Monroe"
'uoan In live in this city"
"Easf right back of tho War Department. l
tratin,i with him.
..Ioos out now ami don't make any MISTAKE.
Wefu yuu in thu servioeG'
Company A. "a united States coIorcL troops.
was a ucnmster when enlisted, and went into
TIM army trom Baltimore
"whnt nnIne did you enlist unter.''
'Lswis Ma,lley. enlisted ut Elliootts Mills,
N q dayalry ragiment"
Did You mount On ahorsef"
'rheru was NJ horses; tho men had been dis
nDuntod when got there
You anya tho discharge to Monroe
'HanI douid not get IL back again.
10 tim District Attorney. "Did the keeper OF
I'M niilH exaInine for that name?"
DISTRICT Attorney. YES, sir; and no such
nuns apprars upon them
10 Maaisy. who conrriyct with you to alter
''N1Dody but Giaba MDnroo."
"riOnit want any more of this nonsense. who
tou,s thu nnmo Ut Jackson out OF tho discharge
mi put in ieor2e:r
'M1nrus must hhyn dOne it."
II know tnnt you have been made q fool of by
nsnf. mt You won't tell who advised you 10 try
ami use TINS discharge. wanted to find out who
ind put you nc this thing that I could punish
tiinin. nut You WON'T toll tho truth about 1t and
luntinns u lie. How long were you in the
Irfnyr'
ATT snst a vanrr
n rusrst tn be compelled to punish you. be.
lausa you arr mot thu must guilty party in this
uranHactiOn; but you know that you were lying
sllsn yoti swnra that you served in regiment
truth L would have done all in my power TO re-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-11
HHPsrR1ye TINE srREFrs.


ms BisIs nse.ive,t Ys-tcrsiny ut tho Counmis-
.ionar-' once.
Bids wore opened yesterday for tho repair Of
-ou.i md snurete psyementsohf batween Filth
l uni rwoifth streets, View Jersey avenue bs-
uvran q and D strsets; Seventh northwest, ct
tho lnterseuiion Of T., II, streets and along
Hount Vernon Pihoc, and from to q street;
H KirIith. nctween and Estreets; sixth, between
q strnut anu Louisiana avenue; Massachusetts,
tYonrs. nt tho Intersections 0f Fourth and Finh
itreatsf Psnnsylvania avenue, nom Circle To
Horit urnah; z. street, between New Jersey ave.
tveen Gunxrass and Market Streets George
tuwns savcnth. hetween . and L streets sout h
vcrt- q street, Nov YORK avenue, and II
.tree,si Flftrenth street, opposite Treasury, and
ms nds wore as f0llows;
q Y ABnNNs n Co, stonc, s2.2s, s2.35.
e.. BuBBHw Co, 0ituminuus, 81 So, siT5, 81 80,
slsa tI5h. " 20. 30. slo0, IL 20; stone 81 20,
tLso. n. az resurfncinR. - cents.
d. " BAILEY, Sitnminous. y %. s5ss. A. g., a.
sln -7h. ~ 10, ~ 80; rcsurinoing, 10, eS cents,
BugHHHH N vHnaIIEroS, s,uno. sL7o, sLs5.
n u BunNs,, stnnu, t-2s. - 20, ~.
WNHfODN n Down, stone, SLIT.
d. A. GbNoEEr, stone. seventh street, tl.s2
GnNvvuRD n Hurvn1NS, bituminous. " ~, e. 90,
s;:dp. ais, ssls, SEE, ~ 70, s2ls, - 81; stone.
Sl5o; rusurincing- siub, o. ~. special bid, SIX
nct nituminous. fse6; ten inch, t5.2b per square
vi 4. DAVIS n CO., bituminous. street, $40;
Rennsyivnnin ayonue. t3.1h; resuriaciDg, 81 IS.
W. EARnns, WEIGH Granite Company, walos,)
tiirra Informal bids for furnishing granite
HlisHY CAN'T. btuminous, ~. 10. tli5 s2.o,
S..D. SD, t22D. sl.D.
dfdRAsON y PAETARR.-. pituminous, $3.50, $40,
ssla s1Do. sslh, y 81, sl.ss, $50; stone, t2.l5
W. IL. 6nUkr n CO., bituminous, T street, LIS;
Ronnsyivania avenao, $40; L street, y So;
Bridxa street, ~ 70: stOne Seventh street, sisD
E-lu. ~. 10, rnsurtacing, o. cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-11
CITY BREvITIES

Pleatant weather a portion Of the day
yesterday.
Quite q number Of families are ma king
Preparations TO visit the various watering. places
for the summer.
David Lucas (coiored) was taxed $50 by
Judge Smell Yesterday for carrying concealed
wcapon-a revolver.
The hearing OF the case Of the two tramps
charged with tho larceny Of q set Of harness from
Mr. Emach has been set for the 18th instant
The work Of erecting the pedestal for the
naval monument at tho Intersection Of Psnnsyl.
vsnia avenue and First street northwest is pro.
crossing rapidly.
The alarm OF FIRE from box "a at o o'clock
yesterday morning was caused by the burning Of
streets northwest.
A number of cases against District mer.
chants for dolog business without licenses were
dismissed In the Police Court yesterday upon the
production Of licenses.
The case Of John W. schecklpr. a Junk
dealer with no license, was yesterday continued
by Judge Smell TIL today to give him a chance
to procure the necessary document.
The Thslian CLUB is rebearsipg "London
Assurance" for its closing complimentary enter.
tainment Of the season, which viii take place at
instant.
J. W. Curry, for engaging In the wholesale
liquor business without license, was fined as BY
Judge Smell Yesterday. Tho defendant spoke OF
the dIinculty In getting license. and said ho
was willing to get one II ho could.
Mary Roane, white, and Maria Mandria,
colored, tho two youn Kirls arrested for bad and
immoral practices, were before Judge Smell yes.
terday, charged wit vagrancy. II being stated
that they both had good homes, the Court dis.
charged them with q reprimand.
Messrs. Marx Bros, OF No. 43O Broad way,
new York, are the manufacturers OF tho cele
brated pocket SCISSORS. an invention that, to be
appreciated, must be seen. The folding Of tho
handles over the blades shortens the clippers,
and an editor or salesman will find them a. use
ful as they are ornamental. You can have your
name etched upon the blade to prevent any Dor.
rowers from owning your property. Send for q
circular by mail.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-11
INTERPRETATIONS.
New Societies File Their Certificates with
the Recorder.

New Societies File Their Certificates with
the Recorder.
The work 10 the recorders Office has been
quite brisk lately, and among other business
transacted there was tho filing of certificates OF
incorporsi ion, Of which notice has heretofore been
given.
THE wINKELRIlp sTiYruSa
society ia organized for the term of twenty years
and its object is to provide In an equitable man.
t pSr ey aas o. ,s members fund for
OF legatee OF n deceased member, Immediately
upon proof Of death. The affairs Of tho society
nvo trustees, consistioE Of John Hitu, L. W.
Guinand, knsper knees, X. Gebner and Jacob
Schleitlin.
THE WHITNEY AVENUE UNION MISSION
was also incorporated, with J. h. Smith, S. ].
mack as board Of trustees. The object Of this
organization Is for the promotion OF religious
culture, devotional meetings, Bible studies, lee.
lures, sc.
PEOPLES Trust AND INSURANCE COMPANY.
"A certificate has been hl,d In the name Of the
Peoples Trust and Insurance Company, the oh.
late the same at such rate of interest as may DO
obtained or agreed on; to accept aud execute
all trusts OF every description as may DO commit
so or T tS them q SGtP0n
take and accept by grant, assignments, transfer,
devise, bequest, and hold any real or personal
estate In trust. created in accordance with the
laws OF any State or Territory; to act as agent
for the sole management and custody OF real
estate: to accept and execute trusts for married
receive on storage or deposit goods, houses, etc;
to make insurance on vessels, freights, dwelling.
houses and sioros, against loss by fire. and the
risks OF inland transportation and navigation !;
TO make insurance upon the health OF individuals
against sickness or accident. Tho term of
s2oo, 900 in 5000 shares at t25 each. Number Of
trustees hvo.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-11
FRATERNIzIYG INLOUfsIiya.


A Telegram from Governor Packard to Hon.
James q. Blaine.
tBy Telegraph to the National Repub iean.J
NEw ORLEANS, May 10.-Ex Governor
Packard tonight sent tho following dispatch to
Senator Blaine:
"The overthrow OF tho lawful state govern.
ment was appropriately celebrated to-day. De.
tachments Of the army and navy OF the United
states participated with the white League Of
Alabama and Louisiana in this celebration OF
Democratic success. Did poetic justice require
that honors OF this achievom ont should be thus
equally divided In the absence Of the commission?
Tho gray was accorded the post Of honor by the
and post ONCE closed In admiration OF tho event
1t IL probable that United States intsrferencs
will not be required hereafter.
-. b. PACKARD"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-11
THE NIUE AND THE GRAY.

A Monument to Confederate Dead-United
states Troops Participate In Laying tho
Corner Stone.
tBy Telegraph t, the National Republican,
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, May 10.-The cx-
ercises Of laying the corner stone OF tho monu-
ment dedicated to the Confederate dead took
place to day. Tho Masonic fraternity and q do.
tachment Of United states troops psrticipa ted
People from all parts Of the Union iolned In dec.
Grating the Confederate graves amidst utmost
harmony and good feeling
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-11
LUCURG U.s. RACKET.

The Row Raised In the First Ward by One
Man.
Last evening, about 6 O'Clock, q colorcd
man named Lucurgus johnson, alias Long, raised
quito distur banco at the corner OF New Hamp-
shire avenue and Twenty first street northwest.
JOHNSON filsd himself full OF disagreeabie
whisky and proceeded to tho place mentioned,
where he aroused the neighborhood by his un
earthly yells and disorderly conduct. In tho
midst or the racket Of1cers Myers and Chase. OF
the Fourth precinct, who had Just gone on duty,
attempted to arrest the ofende. on the charge
OF disorderly conduct. johnson resisted violently,
and went so far as to kick Myers In tho groin,
painfully lniuring him. The officers succeeded
10 placing the "nIppers" on his rists and took
him to the station, whore be was locked up for
hearing before Judge Smell this morning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-11
TOMMY GOES FOR ms UNCLE.
A Striking Way to Collect u BIIl-Ho Al
tempts to Murder Him.

tempts to Murder Him.
Thomas Barker, a short, swarthy colored
man, was before the Police Court yesterday for
an assault on VIM. II. Barker, his uncle, man
Of much lighter hue. The complaining witness
was an oily talker, and told In an injured manner
how the young man had done some work for him
for which he had not as yet paid him In full, but
had frequently told him that he meant to do so
as soon as he was q BILE. The young man called on
him Friday night, and witness gave him ali. He
called once or twice again Tor the balance, but
witness did not have the money. Wednesday he
came to his place and said, I'm tired OF your
ID d. n lying. l want my money, and II dom I
get It intend to murder YOU" Witness asked,
Are you crazy :" and he answered, ''NOw, ID
d.n you, will murder YOU" and he sprapg at
witness and put his arms around his throat and
IN his (witnessl efforts to disengage himself bit
his finger.
lin the cross-examinatiun the counsel for the
defense underworld to show that the witness not
only struck the hrst blow, but followed It up wit
several others, and the counsel added: III NO
to collect a bill don't want to be struck"
Tho witness denied these charges in toto, and
said he only used necessary force In releasing
himself from the embrace.
The defendant had no rlgh to be so affection.
ate" said the Court" He did not consider an
assault justified In collecting n debt, and judg.
ment OF $40 and costs was recorded.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-11
CTTF I7EMs

WILBon's CoMroUsD OF PURE Don LIVER ON.
AND LINE.
Tho advantage OF this compound over the plain
OIL is that the nauseating taste of the ON h
tlrely removed, and the whole rendered entirely
palatable. The offensive taste Of tho Oh has
long acted as prominent objection to Its use,
but In this form the trouble is entirely obviatrd
A host OF certificates might be given here 10 ties.
tify to tho excellence and success OF "H'iibors
Cod Liver OF and Lime" But the fact that II Is
regularly prescribed by the medical faculty is
suticient. sold BY A. b. WILBoR, Chemist, BOs-
ton, and by all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-11
THE noe us DEED sUISDLERs.

Developments showing the Extent Of their
Operations.
A strong Gaze has been made against John
r. and Anthony Brooks, the two eolored men ar.
rested By the detectives Wednesday night for
issuing forged deeds on properly. Their guilt
was fully established yesterday when they were
mon whom they had attempted to swindle.
Their nefarlous operations has had the effect Of
clouding the title to about e2S 900 worth OF prop
erty, and the Importance OF their capture can
readily be seen. Tho case will DO fully venti.
lated in tho Police Court to-day,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-11

10y FtTtKrKpu 10 tHt NhuUHHT HtDUb1chh,
New YORK, May 1O.-The custom. house
house commission resumed their Investigations
today Mr.. J. S. Black, chief clerk OF the Ninth
division, who was rc.examined by Mr.. Jay, chair.
man, read communication from Deputy CoiIec.
tor ID. f. Phelps. setting forth that up to date
1927 suits have been brought against Collector
Arthur. OF which 1852 have been decided; cas- Of
Of these were In favor OF the importer and OF 10
favor of the collector or tho remaining LIS a
lew have been practically decided. He Is or the
opinion that the collector should be vested with
more power. The witness had heard that abuses
exist and ices are constantly paid. Did not think
the facilities Of the port Of New Y ork for doing
business was good.
john r. Lydecker was next examined, but his
testimony was not important.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-11

LADIES WHO DO Nor Know
and would like TO learn how TO make those de
licious Vienna rolls In their own kitchcns IN
twenty minutes time can do SO by calling during
tho day or sending their servants from 20 . r
tho evening TO tho Vienna Bakery, corner oil
Twelfth street and Pcnnsylvnnia avonue. Ths
Royal Baking Powder Ia peculiarly adapted ion
this kind Of work, and can be had Of TIM principal
grocers, or ut the bakery.