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, 1877-06-28
NOT1tE DAME.
COMMENCEMENT ExKRclaxS.
Fnac{oS flt< y<1ft+1 n ri . F.-I

eouTu RxNu, Ind, Juna a7.-Tho attendance
to-day upon tha C0nithehcetue Mt extrcsos of Eotre
Dame unlvsssity was larger than yesterday. Thu
beautiful groHnds wcrc thronged villa visitors. Tho
buys wsro In high spIrlts, all in autter with tho
Guul wtuA.up. Tho yalcdictory waa delivered by
William r. I'rceu, Of Fort Wayne, Ind, and was !
very clever effort. Tie orat!un was delivered by
tue lion. Ffauk II. IIurd. Ills thcme was tho
"1se1atton Of t,s Catholic Church to AMcsican
JuriypFudencc, In which he considered the In
luencp Of the Church upon the growth of English
saS e ssS II
Through tue history Of tho common law from tho
,ims ., y M.sna Charts down. In conclusion. Nf.
:sssss sess 1ss,
!is Il e.
FL; @ :ai T. a
~ Ii Ss
s Il It o aa,s. scs ~ H. e a.
a. s'sSs 1,s rs sx satss
w. " ~ sss!snsa, "a xs xEESis9 ESia
:sS; A. Si Lss
III si;'; t.s VI II:
A. ,hs M, eoneas|on ct the grafton. ,hs .a.hem
Choral Union.
Then followed tho distribution Of prem!uu!s.
awarding Ut prizes, honnrs, md diplomas, aud tho
comforting Of degrees, which was Iunu by tho 1t.
Key. Hlshup nwrugrr, Of Fort Wayne.
The following degrees wert conferred:
The Hon: Frank 4. i4td. OF Toledo. D., IT,. p, !;
IL li9a: l'etuafd y Daley. DelVait jail. n.
!a = % Ss..s s%f s.fsssl
tat t. kF1.sc W.; \. a ~ ~ !on Joh1 Gibbons aso:
Jshn Cots@Hn. lfs.aal 4: b.; William i. lreea. y.
S;fas ,pMa MSsi u2 aSsa ill., MEsjsx ans1'tsf s1 io o.
S.a;. ln. 4: =: Y. \. haIi' Cbissso. t. i. Ii. {.
Law tIs4u.sea -tieo1is J. Grts4 Hcaaluz, Pa !
ThomA T, t9:an. Lea,eaw9tth, kan.
quinn. l.a.sa u la;!sf:on; sY1:s =: ssyiSi: Taon.s
sshuk, ,Nack Ca:!xslI. j"4u u. LAnihIn john i,
ktInsy t!aaE u l:sttix. Chatlrs UIs!nEtr. NtEhael
AatH.
%..:-,4 s'.re aA1r,.sl T. fa.uvs: TAa GE"!u usl4
, 1877-06-28
LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY.

rnkr Fo.ust: III, rui,nu i3cn t,at hroroht II irtn
H., .,,o 49,, ~ ~. ,...,..... ,,a 1879, ~. - Nv"
!Hs' the Kstua u W. s'ow'h' INC Ahanas OF ~ ~.
lts lca!y raviuca and qulst groves, and exquisite
parks in th.s beautiful mouth Of rosey viii ,av
laat Tue tnfeo oe'eKa'ea seht ~ tha Ffcsoyies'an
Church OF Chicago to soloct alto for university
did THAR work we'll. heycf was theru 4 pIaco
brtter hltstt far a rrou,D edncntIounl rn,o.u,t.n
49,, ".''" ,.s. sn ,., sa ~ s"etpt'ao
thsh ny. ns1n. !"oate" On the A'2ncas o'n9s ot
La3O MlChlga1t. Win plfb Wntef mud fFcah AlF,
uakrs II ono Ut the hGalihiest places Ia the world
N!sntown of beautiful rttatss mud Christian homes.
The Presbyterian Church Ia begIanln. to sec tho
need Of u University hore that will educate
Weatota men to fEessler Wrstorn culture, aud lo
appsrctats tha latt1s rt tho few uubu hearts that
have lecn ~ iavah Of their lime md money during
tho past year This Is tho end uf tho arat rear of
tho University, and u nub!o work hns becn Aonc,
iadgiuy by the results. A1Nong tho llttlMSulsAel
Eucsts prIsont at tue examinations ats cu4jHy ".
, 1877-06-28
SPORTING.
BASEBALL.

TIN onfcA0O-sT. LOUIS oAMs
Of to.dAy In ths city has attracted moro interest
than any other CONTEXT OF tho season. The apleu-
did form In which The team played Tuesday, and
the confidence which tho addition Of two strong
men has given them, seem 10 encourage The ftfends
Of the Club nnd thoy viii turn out In torrc esps-
ciAlly siuce 1t Il An old enemy whom they Wish
HARTYohD-Lou1svtLL1.
6p<cid& Ntpdtch 10 The Tribune.
Nav YonK. trns 27.-Nrarly ., 900 porsona wit.
pcsaed the game hors o.dAy bcwoen tho 11artforls
sud Lontsvl'lst. The game was tho ftih Of ths
scfies between tho C1ubs, cnch having won two
games. Ths lIaftfords wont to bat and failed 10
score, Start bo!ng tho only man 10 mako base bit,
q nsat double p1ny being. made by shAIsr and
Latham Ia tha hrst inning. The Lonlsrlcs In
thclr arst ard second innings scored lhrcc runs,
making Two in their frat by Carcys error Of Wild
throw 10 Start at fst lnee. and unr In tho second
BY base hta Of Crascr and Crowley, hss!atcd by
1inrhdKe'a error behind tho bat, giving them d.
ctdod advantage, which they maintained easily to
The Gloss. The only run tho ilasttor!ls got dining
the Eam8 was male BY York and Cassidy i bafo
hits in the eighth inning. ass1ated hy 0efhardt's
error at socunl base. Following II
nrONEx
, 1877-06-28

The pnblic exercises connected with tho frat an.
nunt commencement of 1llthIsrh Han vrrn held
"s...sSa" =. 49, "h,.ss T.. t1,s.,"sS
yas.c'ua1 ~ s"' ffeeo5te1i"n o"aien III ltiknl"no
Park, In presence of large attendance Of friends
OF the pupils and the school, Tha church was
beaut,fnl,y decorated for Tim occaelon with ever.
.,,.., s.t,,. h..,,. - n...,t. ,..,
Hse." @ ts!,oou.s - ~ ooea1e1' aMu humef'ns p'sne'
ffef. b. +. Weston' Principal OF the HAil, pre-
sided. md, after expressing his gratitude at seonE
no farco number nfrarnt fnvttrd thn Rcx. Mr..
1iftchrock to irynur ~. airInc h1e..;ro
'sneosH ~ ,vHo ,s,< eno u4'."o ",, o'sh'k.
At&cr music, miss Grace A. ltai'. OF chicaSo. de-
lvrred tho Latin sautations, and added we'll l.wrt
ten essay on uTho 8oueces Of Power -" which d.
x.rvcI ,nn,o,vh,t IN , nnrnD,,,m - ~. ro,."- ~
,.aa's -, s'..a, - =" n,t'.. A. y. so
woen 70 control mcn, when. !nc esaaFist dee!nt.
eut con!a ~! pe e1p5nncn, hs1ao I1Dm IHG tliha.
enso .! Gsaay. ne H., Anow!easo anu wealth WsTe
hannGu H. ns sao n5nef 9ontcea ~ poWnt When Euincu
~ " MistoM. nne itlenas " 1llhs lalI nIanlfestcn
t"e,L " Gun ~ w t lasEc
,;nna o' "osa' "aeHnss' TWO OF lhem Vet5 mug
"HHSnt Wi.. r,.r o,,,,., =, r..,...u .,...,..,
.. Az. na.s r. .XMnan. g. r. Evans.on, , Pteacn!ea
y" 1, eMssay ~ tI,s hLE p'easant ana !nongnt-
~ i % u. cunscIsasion' ~ onpoeed 70 mcEc
MK. .,s Maen apP,ans.e sfsetc1 &c osssy ana tho
".ss i - pSauso nos tI1n YIN nuuuHeG
anu utncs ue'1ecs lnh ho"ets' Wnlcu suey uePoe1seA
a. Msf nG. r.u. - t-. .,,,
as .h;as. IxSa reIt' q henoana ~. WE. sclecteM
70 Hcn " M.nJeet Anc hHnHHI t.,H n.a tno y HknuWn.
an1 ~ ~ tne psoppac. ~ @ W EteHt u,sgovGt!es
70 70 isnoe. not 1MaJ u snGH' uut Miso OF Wnule
tGienses. nass Ielt!t Mas nos Gss totknnnle tAan
ivy ulMel "!Gtoass ~ w C!a's ~ tht sMMues anu
, 1877-06-28

tinu pf our citizens, house hllci Ia osrfanwfng
greeting cat, c1crcire. Al thn ANIMAL rrlzn
defamation list evening Mirs Stella White ttorc
away the first and u, j. i'oton tho second prize.
The College Commencement nnt alumni reunion
take place to.1norrow. nnd large number og sis.
ttosE and Ksaduatcs arc In tho city.
NKEnAAKA UNIVERSITY.
Rptrfnt fHspafcA n TAf 1r1SnHs.
LINCOLN, Neb., Juno N.-Commcncemcnt OK.
esclscs At tho NcbraakA Unlveratly wtrc held tn.
day class OF fur graduated In tl,e rarton. de-
partment1. An ad1ress was delivered by tho TIon.
A. J.. Pnpp1stun, Of Omaha. The attendance was
very large. Tho Commencement exercises tltro,lph4
out were posscssc oG nre than ordinary interest,
and closed With alumni pton and reunion To-
night
DARTMOUTH
HANOVER. N. H., juno !7.-The Rer. DR..
Samuel u, bartlett WIS to. day tnnaguratcd Peesl-
dent OF Dartmouth College.
, 1877-06-28
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY,
TulArY-TuIND ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT or rua
LtTRHAlr DEPARTMENT..

Spte!ai D'spafeh to 7As 7sttun&
Ann AnEon, Mich, Juuo e7.-lhp Thirty-thtr
Annual Commencement Of tta Literary Depart.
ment Of Michigan ualysyalty occursad To-Day.
Ths exercises wore held In University Hail. com.
n,cnctny at 10 O'clock III tue forenoon, with tho
usunl accompaniment Of orchestral .nusic. A
half'hons previous to this timo, The Senior Clnss
formed in procession In front Of tho Law building,
and marched to the hall. Tho attendance was, NJ
uauAl on such occasions, enough to 1tl tho foon
comfortably FULL on tho platform wgEe seated tho
mc.nbors Of tho Faculty anu other ItslihgutEhc4
pGrsunagoa.
The programme Was Of tho ordinary character.
consisting OF cight.Rltnulu speeches cach from
eight uen Of .he elass.x Ten had tccn appointed,
but two were excused. Tho speeches wero ali Lc.
serving Of special mentkn. Thu hrst name on Tho
programme was Tint af George 8. Iishop, Of Hills.
dale. who had for hts lhunu the subject, ''r4o
Moral use 2, of shs imaGination: Tne next speaker
VI. w. q bts%Ha''f soeIse 81 81 'S ve '"" Il
TIC. discussed "Thu uoniu. oi Challo. DIckea"."
Fl: s sassst & lc ~ 4a 81 sf liz eae eS.S =:
sstl iS'E i E,c ths sss q tho
cous, II ss p''is ssrsass sssst' T.
Llisratars u lis 5aa.l" raes III via eSmplutci ~
Vile, n. l., Mh0Au SUBJECT Ma1 ''Ehe lnduGHcs
Of An9tlcaH Character upun AnslIcan Ltbsrty."
At tAe cleas Ut thu EXERCISES tle Alumni. incl1d.
Ing thu ncwlT.graauatrd class, together with tn-
ytel guests, proceeded ~ tho lecture Of tho
Law lInldng. md sat down to sicl. feast pre-.
pared for tho oeeasion;, AppropFtate toasts fol
Tho reception Ut President aud Mfs. Anguti, At
thu reatdoheo Of tue President, was tho usual oc
cuFlenec Of tho evening, mud The programme u
thu week Was ended.
The following Is . full list Of those to whom
d1p.unas aud degrees were given:
CANDIDATES HOA DkuNEEs.
pharmaceutical CHsrIs. % -J9ha list:tt Ays,E a!es
Sisii ii:aE APT! Ftasf Aaa sliSff
ss Ss s; sef5 ssss' .Ss
sssalsy II &.If 9sss.b Sts a.t tisss hs:s
M.IiA !;cs.'. ! Hnnxgrtosl s,nlt!. - ltan.os 4.
Es iash sass aussR qS
Gftl E1sSrss1t,,msr !,suIy A.kte, Holland YIN.
~ ~ a;assi, Jsss isas aars. s'a& 1ax''a 'ean'
acteitl OF Science Allryl A1lsn Dennett Gran villa
cotg wsm paoa e Gs1s c:.s +
Easthsss. JassSi i;v:sss NcIaasaiIa. aiiS Aitoa t
csfy cs.n.tset rsss; T,lrf cox fssnta' III J, Eaas..
SSs 1 tsS:s Ss:: %'sS;, Ms. 4: S$
soa. Esacst franklin smith. Nsi.nsthoa Llori wooi.
tt.Sts Sh.us lsts dsssss % stssscn @ 5isSop Ss
tsIaett El~o,iCssy. tarus bingham Euckranr. Ciafa
IasaifA A.h!sI G.i s;ls JsIa u qia.SSf .%I!l.a
Haley. Harriet An.atia Holman: fawTsuco CI,cFna
Hull Wiara IuF!eT Ll-hilGr. tEa5!Is Euuirtt Lox'
, 1877-06-28

NEw YonR, June a7.--At Fleetwood to-day
the race for tho a:a5 class was won by lloynl
George, Young Sentinel second, Richard Third.
Timc-2::7,i, ::26A, 2:"0. a:90, e:2D, 2:2s.
$50. Ilicharl won tho second and dith boats, anI
YouuR Sentinel ths third and fourth.
JACKSON, MICH.
Dxrnosr, Mich. juno a7.-The jackson races,
which were postponed yesterday On account ol
rain, camo on to-day. The track waa Ia fair con.
dtlou. the weather hne, and tho attendance good
about 8, GOO spectators. . ..
In tho ihteu.1!nutc ruce Lii1ie took the asst and
Adels Clark the last thrco hcats the latter taking
the 1rst money. tilitp secoad. aud MuIits third.
Timc. a:3l, 2:3tA. s::;0. .:7.
In tho 1:30 class faoso Of Washington took Tho
drst nancy, Lady Logan thu second, aud I}clio
Fairfield the third. Time. 2:.s, 2:3AL, a:3J.
NEWCASTLE, ENG.
LONDON Jnns .7,-Thu rico for tho Northum.
berland pinto at Newcastle. .upou'Tyns WIS won Wy
Hampton.
, 1877-06-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

Kpttfot Correspondence af Tht TrttutA
LAsinK. III. Juuu .O.-Tho Commen ut ex.
ctcises OF the Lanafk h!sa bchoo1 "ers held on
Thur.day evening 1ast. Thn b. E. Church was
alcd with an anxious thsong. Beautifully dec.
r,nt.a ,.Ith ,,o,t,o. v,s,th. t..,oon. we,,a,.
o.a'sa n'a s.''.e0'' sas, .ossooA.' "oMss,
hass, anu sFeh. tho laTse auosenes'foom 'ooxea
nau,cs of tho graduatess
Ba!utatory,- Andrev J. Waters, s'No Hove without
~ Tiorn kAo eto1ftsts "THs Turko tt4s4laa War,"
RAmlnl 1tlnk1Hs "cAn We 10 Without RGtlDnY" kale
Ngwhsenss! IrnsHta tne SaErass. Vs., EmMa ln.sI
naat"rs Watssa Ths Vj1 ~ s,irtnv " p1ss.o
ESrx tlns lila EiFi Atfhn jtn1t fH nStTV
j. Watcssj "No One LIvss TO Himself Allure" NsHxie
hooker. go
MIss Hooker thea read tho YalcdictoEy, Prof.
Ollt presented tho diplomas, nud Ave tue grad.
yates SUING sensib!o Adstce. -
vhe uuxt evening, tho ciass of 1877 and the Pro.
fcI4ura xafc rccrptlUn Ia tho Actho1i Epfscvpol
Church parlon. TWu hundred Invited srtenda were
present. Hufrashmanta, tonats, atc,, wars the Of
der OF tho Syen!t,v All upjta In prpnouuc|n1 the
, 1877-06-28
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY,

Yesterday va. cla,s.Day Of tl.o sentortta*. at.ho
wsfo hea as n Inc on Inc beautiful
.oSs9 N ~ sapus III s.. "ns ., 'nv Weto ~
NO ela'. and .',ss institution generally, The Great
casu" WIN s.'c'h1 pea''n* se'ec'sohs.
The arss Thing on tae programme was tho nd
n. K. IIonoro. Thc yornr orator oxtcnaco cnr.
dsi wssomu welcome 70 sh' audience, no. IL sp'r. Of
tho hour.
Nj. =. n. Smith pronounced tho Ivy oraton.
10 'mltato home o! rs pecHi'afitles. In tho Hrat
place. ho would advlsc them to be Yrccn,-that H.
M "so III tsoe nwm eo'es.ta Lei ttloni bo con;
onWa5a. 3n9 Of j.. siarastetl.lea. l.Swsyer. he
Mr. Furry laird delivered i vol! prepared class
History: i!n hcsan by stken!nE the results Oh
sowing d. Tho sco, sct forth IL tho parable, md
concluded u, ~ hts ssssw q ths xla,llaritst tn tho two
Cd III fnnArc4.sutd wero those present, Aulung
tho n!srcatlnG stattstles aaduced. It wis
statc that Que of tho cla.s wns n.nr.
flea. ~. two L., ,s snSa:ca. ana 0ne had
wsra It'll IL learus with SATAN. soysn hail vated
ins t1ayes' SAo fof T!de., ene @ for lstrt Cooper.
iii u o.aggofassa III At Iho highly .imag gna1SS
Ioyei by Tho knowing ones:
Mr. Jaiics t.anY!anl Fead the class pnpcr. which
Mns foplsto "llh Happy aliuslons to tho class and
ts.S Fncn'sy' ,,,cn..,.. s.,,x.,
tion, "Thv American Masses" TITO orators con-
clusion was unt from Whlch. 40 far as learned,
lhrrs was not one word nf dissent. !lx. that the
the nattuNs Of the carta. "
ths :. ."staYr:srans!cd Y psnnct." WIS then sung.
ELECT was nut gsec!ric.
MY! Jessie +. Wa!tc. the only Indy 10 tho class,
read tho cla4s nfophecy. 1t was q witty dcscEtp.
ttoh ot an Imaginary tourney taken BY tho pruph.
eee*s ln tto year l100, 4. D. 10 tcAsiy every
!ah Under tho sun, Ia each one Of which size met,
| Ia tho spirit. son,s metnoer Of ths cla'a, villa
whom the writer's prophetic s1ut held equally In.
ngs!nary eonyerse .,
chair before hlm. delivered shs l'ate.ct oraton,-
sa!a hatcnet bains suppoaeu 70 represent the I'm.
I.m,s Thn n.,tInn ~ cens. @ ssMIs nantas n"u tl!o
knppy hlts on botd theso bodies, Mr. j. i.
olooay ieKacy from nv outgoing class, and mado a
"'Sis n Il iscau sa.s tbc r,o..n,,,tor o.,. >,
tho Faculty the DRESS nts whtch tba irnfssrs wc,o
supposed 10 receiso consisting Ut xuidry srsct.
mcnt OF iao ahlhaal klnKdom. 1.-Two d. will II
sWneua Wr T. 2 7,,.,,, ,o,,xo,.a n. ...,,w.u
1niita naa rIy Iii ta nrayions siTnrts II ~. " H.
conyrnlionally 4obsF rast.
Tha axsEcses eosed With tLa ain;tng q faFc-
We!t ao9Y set 10 tha music OF %'Ths olu O4kun
N3s" noARn op rnnsrzrs.
II was supposed lhat buslnc.s meeting of III.
{onrd uf T5nsfsns Of fhe cbcaun i;ntvr,.atx wonil
10 6oid ycstardaY sf,sruooa Al ibe EnIxsr.Itv
mcsaM. VII hcJ. In fset bnt' instsaa ~ Il hcno
m" IT whic the .rsnstr*s rnn.,e,,i i ,nnttsI,p
cnnneciinn wifi the cnnferr;nT NJ ,le.rnss III ~
, 1877-06-28
THE ONLY KICKER.

10 sAs Ga4sor af TAs Tribune.
CH,cAoo, juno 2s.-Lateiy tho post.Oalcs man-
agcrs have made change in the delivery Of tho
daily mails and have axua 1t 10 that tue last mall
comcs At b:l5 p. m. Now this IL gruat dlsad.
vantage for busnoas meu particularly, for they
have ~ wait TIL that ttma FOX the mall and opea
The letters, ard stay TIL o'clock. md most Of
them du sumo buslncss after that tlmc. Now ths
mail might just ~ we'll b. kept over I'LL tho ucxt
morning, OF they might deliver tho mali OF real.
doRces. etc., aud keep tho bua1ness- hoasen mail
ms III Il oslosk or sio osusk b. b. to % lsst
maif for us. Very respectfully, = ,u.
The Post. .ot1ca authorities state that this IL tho
afst INSTANCE to theis knowlsdye where maa has
q ;19 aaS
been late delivery. tho ea!rls,. luaylux Tho o'es
a. .nous g = I'D asvss"x hs , &.
a!'@su.:s i?Ss "s'ss 81. IsSi, sna sil|s!t: l|ss!t
I;,aa % osss.ia ss a. ra:ss;, S:ssa px: ,s:s
malls, while received tn this afternoon, were not
delivered until she followinx morning: VITA ths
exception q hf: Wheeler: lhi. "a 1T delivery w.
aud aso 10 gus.ts III tho hotes. Even u business
Mun d. not snsweF lhor Ietlets that night. thcy
carly start On the following mornlns* ~ Field 4
Letter receive daE'y By this lats mali about 100
Ietseta; Thsy arg all opsas4 md sons1 ssn.1
eIs.e Hs % e.n s. %lled im%saists1y 10 nne ios 10
e. ho pantf ot MeT w9 1 IL Il
thas 10 Wishes 10 hase ssIainoi until tho follow.
IT, saaa as 1 70 II q Sa Il
him lock hls door about o'clock. and tho carrier,
nRd!RG T. closed. win hold on e shs letters Until
tionai character tast tho ro.t Ollse snlaoElt t!es
a.s willing 10 do aaythlng to satisfy him.
, 1877-06-28
TIE OAR.


BCuLL RACE ON C1tAMLEH H1vEn.
NosroN, Juno ..7.-TAo Arst OF scrlca OF races
bpiween the Faulkner Itcgan AMI Davis 1.anlers
crows on Charles il[yer toDk place thIs afternoon,
II was = single .scull race between Faulkner aud
psy t:nse sao m , me. f.. s1o ss "na na
Avo lonXths. Tins. - minutes bH1t seconds.
Tbs Fsulkue4s tlin0, ~ ninntua II seconds.
, 1877-06-28

fWhFEAfntU--EUNEs
Timo of ga,ne-6ne hour and !fty.nss minutes
C1lrCA00-MlLW AuEEE+
Gpeciat nftpasrh 10 T1s Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, June IA fno game Of ba ae.ba1t
vas played hero To-day. Tho Whites of Chicago
game standing and 4. when tho Whites had -
leave to catch boat and tho game was decided u
draw, All tho rims wcrc made In tho hfat inning.
McFcy pitched. An.en plnycd behind Tho plate,
and f}radlcy at third It was beautiful 1eldiu9
game. An Immense crowd attended.
Erross-A!ilwaukcc, l; Chicago, Z.
iIa.e hits-Mlwal,keo, 7; Chicaso, I.
l,aEes on called halls s--ChIcAco, 1.
First base gu srsorA-Chlcago, /; Milwaukee. 3.
Struck kout-Mllwaukac, 9; Chicago, J.
Passed balIs-Ansun, =.
Tlme-Two hDuEs.
Unplee-FuFlong
INDIANAPOLIS.
1NpIANArotIs, juno .7.-1ndtanapoli5, 2; Red
Caps Of st. Paul, Ntnn., =.
, 1877-06-28
N. D. HIGH SCHOOL,
TILE AEEnYr3 ANN1YRHAANf

place yesterday afternoon, at the chiesgo Avenue
Christian Church, corner Of Lasa,le street. The
auditorium and gallery were we'll hllcl. Tho c1eF.
ctscs conslsted Of voenh and Instrumental music,
nrafinna rssavE ntA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-12
BREVITIES.

The tradition of the first Chinaman,
Fohi, reaches up 400 years. How is
that Fohi?
For your bonnet, dear, you may
have deep orange, with violet. Thus
dressed you will look as pretty as a
red-headed girl with a blue nose.
"Flame" color is the heaviest thing
yet seen by the geographical mind.
1t will be much worn in ribbons and
flowers by some of your old flames.
There is a story coming from Pitts
burg that after General Grants return
from his foreign tour he will devote
his time to writing a history of the war.
He will be abroad about five years.
Epening Telegram: Gamma Dickin-
son says that though she never was a
'raving beauty she nevertheless lex
poets on the stage to do all that is re.
quired of me in love making and she
requests her stage lovers not to treat
her as "a touch-me-not,' and as if she
has no more passion than there is in
empty claret bottle"
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Discharged From Prison.

Robert Hamilton, who was convicted
five years ago for robbing William
Eureka, of $4,000, and sentenced to
six years To the State Prison, was dis
charged last Friday. having served
five years, the other year being credit
ed to him for good behavior. The
robbery was committed in a building
near where Strauss jewelry store now
stands. Hamilton tried hard to es-
cape. leaving here on a fine horse, but
was finally captured over about Cher
nv Creek, in White Pine county. The
money was never recovered, and it is
generally believed by the officers cog
INFANT of the facts that Hamilton con
cealed it in the mountains near where
he was arrested. He will probably re
turn now to raise the plant.
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ID. III. Birdsall, agent for the Giant
and Judson Powder Company, arrived
in town yesterday and will leave to.
morrow morning for Typo. He re-
ports Tuscarora as the only live bust.
ness town in the State and gives quite
a glowing account of the future pros
poets Of that place.
o. II. Smith, a former resident of
Eureka, has just returned from an ex-
tended trip TO the Black Hills.
Genearl r. Nj. Clarke, of Carson, as
soclate counsel for the Richmond, ar
rived In town on last evenings train.
Ills visit Is in connection with business
relating to the mining suits.
l.. >. Marehant, representing half "A
y San Francisco firms, paid the
town a flying visit and left for the Bay
this morning.
DR.. Bishop was called to attend A.
Berg, of the firm of Goldstone Il Co.,
who was taken suddenly i'll Tuesday
evening. He reports his condition as
o hat improved last night.
p. Ii. Il. Smith, of California, but an
old resident of Eureka, and formerly
connected with the Phenix Mining
Compan y, is in town.
The wife of j. Brown, Wells, Fargo
* Co.'s messenger, was among the ar
rivals on last nights train.
Judge Barker, ex-Dirtrict Attorney
of White Pine county, was in town
yesterday. The Judge has been on a
visit to the Golden State. He con-
tinues his journey homeward this
morning.
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
MARCH TERN, 1877-HoN. F. w. col

MARCH TERN, 1ST-HoN. F. w. COLL
PRESIDING.
Court met yesterday pursuant to adj
Journment. The following business
was transacted:
s. II. Whine, Byron Graham, C. Cow.
ell, John Haskell, J. w. Staley and
Edward Dockery, indicted for burglary
and grand larceny, and James Tickell
Tor assault with intent TO kill, were duly
arraigned and ordered to appear in
court this morning at 10 O'Clock and
plead to the indictments.
D.. g. Morrison VS.. Ed. Jones; on
motion of counsel the case was dis
missed, each party paying his own
costs.
e. Orser VS. j. Wadish; case contin-
ued until April 2lst and costs of con-
tInuance taxed to plaintiff.
Court adjourned from n until four
O'Clock, out of respect to the memory
or ex Sheriff G. w. Gilmore.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
B. Fl. Galen VS.. M. M. Ley; suit on
promissory note; jury impaneled and
the case occupied the balance of the
days session; verdict for plaintiff for
full amount claimed, interest and
costs.
Court adjourned until ten o'clock
to-day.
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j Justice Court.

A case was on trial last evening, in
volving the rightful ownership of a
pair of mules. 1t was not a parallel
case to Harry Mighel's celebrated
mule, of Carson, but it involved the
~genealogy, descent and sex of that n.y.
brid. although the lawyers were silent
oil the moral qualities and gentle in
stincts of the distinguished quadruped.
The action was brought by a couple OF
Mormons, who claim that two mules
were stolen from them in Rush City,
Utah Territory, brought to this town
aud sold To Mr.. Brisacher, who was an
innocent purchaser. They claimed TO
have tracked the thieves to Eureka
and found the property as aforesaid.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-12
GymunsticS,

A number of young men interested
in the health and development of the
human frame, met pursuant to call
last evening and discussed the advisa-
bility of starting a gymnasium. A
club roll was signed bv those present
and left at Hank Knights saloon for
further signatures. AS soon as the
requisite number of names Is obtained
a complete apparatus, including all
the parsphernalla of a f~irst-class gym
nssium, will he procured in San Fran
cisco. Joe Mendes has kindly ten
dered the use of his new hall to the
club for their exercises, and as there is
considerable local talent we do not
doubt the success of the enterprise.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-12
WARD ITEMS.

We CLEAN the following items from
the Miner of the 9th:
The Martin White Company has on
the dump 1000 tons of ore which goes
S75 to the ton; 100 tons of $3.50 ore;
so tons which will go from $3.50 to $500;
20 tons which will go $3.50; 33 tons
which will go $3.50; Is tons of % per
cent. carbonate ore and 300 tons OF
ore.
Hunter District has plenty of ore
ranging from $50 to $500 per ton. A
furnace is to be erected at once.
Professor Price is delighted with
Ward and intends to make a second
trip there as oon as he car find time.
Jim Dean. who had his leg broken
by the upsetting of the stage last
Thursday, is improving slowly.
Taylor District is very promising
and is shortly to have a first-class mill.
the Paymaster mill is running
finely.
The Miner will hereafter appear on
Mondays and Thursdays.