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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-28

Inc transcript on appeal in the case
OF Schafer va. Gilmer& Salisbury, now
being made by County Clerk Harmon,
Will contain. when completed, not less
than &c, 900 words.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-28

THE MINERS AND MECHANICS
TRADE DEPOT offor in this line the Bremen
Meerschaum. the Turkish Harealeh, the
English Oxford, the Cassiana, the kegalia.
and over lV0 d ferent shapes in srisr, both
new an nooby, just received, and to be sold
at manufacturers prices. RS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-28

That stock Of Pipes. comprising about 800
kinds. have arrived. and are nov heine
opened at the MINERS AND MECHAN-
lCS' TRADE DEPOT. ms
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J. Strsus. below Hinckley's Parker House,
and opposite Paxton's Bank, informs the
publis that be isin receipt OF new invoices Of
the finest jewelry ever brough. TO Eureka.
lie has the largest assortment of watches,
clicks, spectacles, etc in Eureka, and is the
most liberal dealer in the trade All jewelIy
and silver-ware purchased of him will be en-
free of charge. n23
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weils, Fargo a Co. made the follow
ing shipment Of bullion this morn
lns; Two bars, valued 1t t2,447 IS.
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HKiGHr OF FASHION. Fresh arrival of Hats.
in all the different STYLES fer 1875, at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE. Largest and best
stock of those goods in Eureka. ms
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PIrRs.-The largest assortment and best
variety Of Pipes in the State Of Nevada car
be found at the GOLDEN RULE STORE
CHEAP FOR CASH. DIS
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HEIGH Ho! The holidays are coming! and
Joe OF the Golden Rule Store, has improved
the season by a FINE IMPORTATION OF
English and French silk Handeerchiefs.
Magnificent goods. and selling very reason
BILE. n2S
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-28

Fine and fresh, received daily at
MRS. NJ. A. ASHIM'S.
ms Corner of Buel and Batsmsn streets.
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STOCK RrPoRr.

-. Frsscssco stock Exchange.
San FaARcIsco. Novemb Der n.
moruimg BOard.-n a. -.
"a, opbir-45h 20 IS 4sb5 ~. AZ l5s
~, NJ M~eSican-i5 I511 l5A l5h b
. so.ld 4 a %SS5,y-seSs 20 g. " Sxbs
~ Cslifornia-z3h IN ~
s75 Ssvags-yh
e es con. xirginia-2f< 2fL
70 Cboll.rSs ssM sss su snha
1915 Halls 4 s Ns1s'1,sI 81 % '~0"
Ss GrG I,n. , JHsctst@ias l2 l2x i2xb5
iS0 Hale 4 NorcIoss-sA
xsS imperial -llOc
s6O Kentuck-o, rs
% ~Aivha-l2x III
s e s,.s1s siS".ssd.-5x SN 5s
20 Conhdeocs-o
l5 Succor-3h.
g Y Y.I,Sr j1:ssts.-ls q IL
SO Utsh-h
900 Dsney- &c cI
III, BuIIien-8s "
~, Ercbequer -+olc SOC
"a ~avsrman-Z2 Z2I
80; Justice-is ia l2h b l2k
irso Julia-2yec Z0.bU
IA Caledonia-4l0c I
~; Silver Hill Bloc Bloc
ND AltA-lSH 10 Iva
10 Dayton-40c
evening BOARDS r. L..
aoA Meadow Valley zoe
20 Raymond 4 Ely-7H
Is Eureka Con-ST
SO Alrs-oa %
20 belmont SOC
20 Rye P~stch-4s
q Leopard- lS0c 1850
9A0 Northern beliefs IN Ia
100 CHA lioc II
gJ Hussey-
10 Gen Tbomas-45c
$50 Manhattan-llh III
100 Ds trees-7Oc
20 Grand Prize l2% 12hs
Is25 Argsnta -i9,c ls0e IN isoc
y5 Navgo-l lbs0
25 Independence-li5c l2c
s1 Day siIver-4H $780,
so Argenta-Ia ITO:
so Northern Belle "a
1910 Modoc- SOC 55c 6ou
10 New Csso-5jc
lU0 Leeds =
10 Silver king-l5
500 lilo Top lUOc
80 Grand Prize-l2T
30 Modpc- Soc
100 Jackson 81
8o independence li5c.
20 Argenta-ls
20 Indcpendence-ll5o
100 Modoc-JOc
~ Jsckson-31
10 IA, mond 4 Ely- ~ ~
100 Ch~alIenge-lA
III Dayton-40c
s75 New York Csn.-2loc 2l5c "a 220c
2I5cb5
SO Senator-3x
10 Occideptal-lL
80 Am. flat-lts Ia
800 Lady asbipgton-9x 10 i0A b30
30 God viils-IA il0s
10 X. Island y0c
40 New \ ork Gvn.-2l5c
sv0 kossuth- 30c 25c
20 Eurssa Con. 3jS
5O Wells targo-2jc
SO Wsrd-l60.
GS0 Andes Sic Toe
IL 0 Wells largo &c
200 N. Carssn-l5c
10 Leyiatban = soc
100 south Justice-i
va n. Con. Nirginis-lOc ll0c IL
l20 Trojan ll5c li0c l05c
10 Lee-,Oc
1880 Benton-s. soDc sI5c siOc 3l5c
zoos Boyle-s'c soc ysc
50 10. Scates 400
liv0 ST Louis 40c
70 Lsdy washington-eX
a01 Modoc-Gc
100 solid >ilver-5x
30 Yellow JACKET l2l 1871 l2Hb5 IL
~ seq. Belchef-@
40 Overman-2 az 81 Yh
40 Union-7
$50 Ophir "A A.. Az Al A..
so Justice LIZ l21 l2a
?3O California -2s. 2ss
lln5 81 YER Hills Bloc 3i5c 81 330c
i40 Gould a Curry-yn
35 Mexican Ia. 10
4D Caledonia = iU5c Aloe
1919 tale A Norcross-S $40
~ Crown PoiEt-6
l0v Best 4 Belcber- 20L Wk
641 Con Nirsinia-2iA 2;h
80 Alta-l9h ~
5iU Beicher-6h OK 81
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CLICKS, spectaclce. etc IN Eureka, ana Is the
most liberal dealer in the trade. AlljewelIy
and silver-ware purchased Of him will be en-
graved free Of charge. NIB
A General Invitation.
Ennis. Of the Little Store Around the Cor
ner, invites all h,s friends and the public to
come aud get q nice turAey, chicken. game or
o, sters, Tor a Thanksgiving dinner. MS
Domestic.
The heaviest and best California wooden
undershirts. drawers and overehirts; heav-
est Amoskeag and duck jumper., blouses
and overalls, at the GOLDEN RULE
STORE. n3
los. GI1lOtts
English steel pens. Nos. sl6. 3s7, s0s. 40i. 4s4.
so9 "a. s0s NJ, SIG, 800. 2s3, sDs y 100 and $751;,
at the GULDEN RULE STORE. n3
Reflection.
Looking-glasses, from the cabin size to the
parlor size. at loss than San Francisco prices,
at the GOLDEN RULE STORE. n3
Keep Warm.
Weolen Gurnsey knit Jackets. at theG0LD-
EN- RULE STORE. n3
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WANTED

A SITUATION BY A COMPETENT wO-
IA man, to do all kinds Of housework.
For particulars, apply at this Office.
Eureka, Nov. %. lST7. n2i-lws
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Readv-Made Dresses,

Direct from Paris, in Silks and Stuffed Me-
terisl. WRAPPERS, in Satin. Drab d'Ete
and Reps.
Ladies' Misses and Children's BOOTS and
'SHOES-a very large and complete assert.
ment.
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p PUBLIC NOTICE.!
SIS RI WARD |!

I 0ST-A LADY'S ONYX CUFF PIN WAS
IL lost last Saturday afternoon on some OF
the public streets. The finder will receive the
above reward by leaving the same atthis
office.
Eureka. Nov. Is. 1877. n27tf
, 1877-08-14

prominent merchant In a nr[gfhnriny city. The
letter ntv"r before las arI'eare'l in r.ins, aul
the original Is in Possession ii n gentleman IT
this city. We vo,irlt for Its yennsrncau. II
vii! Mt nsfce ttrikc the rca1cr AZ scny cml
ncntir cf.aracterlst,c-"t truc to l.fc'':
*Atts. Ma-.., june II. 1914. My ljSar fmtit1:
cann"s tttI ybt how nInct f!lts@ yoa.
."eW' n. ih'nh hal In.t all suy relatives. In
tiniih3 ny EFau'tntf'lc- ind III" crokinr-ttnsc.
tlorn hero viii M. Int vi, nEway, forgetting
something. fhr other daY w cnt niT nn,I fossut
ny Aunt sarah; AMI .hsr . gond deal bi-scF than
H. f II an f. .9
wumDn. Mr. Nan,tey IN D very fnc .lapklrg man.
!a retntnla Of Ms. ts7etr. ihe Mae,, ,nnr,ier-
Ct. Wh"n sr Eam.tr goes I" a.: r'sitrnsiary.
nnt.. magazines, and either N.tfar, d.cuments.
Mr.. Ramsey can read print rory veil.
!kc yuu very mneh. thunid llkc yon inst ~
we'll u you were twtlse years older. ! nsn very
snluiar ahnut snr,e thiugr.
You spnkc 10 me- ant,nt = hoy who II my rival.
thpuid !er very .urfy 20 XII. that by. su, hr may
drive "" 10 H.. AN In hopes Lat hc will lake
him*eit int9a nE r'otnrr tonh -that he may Ghost.
tturs neither shall fcr' forced 10 ioah him vita
r'taih- and real all my lectures 10 him. That viii
hn,sh Eln'. flir 10ts may rtitait hut The rest uf
I'm win hare pcFeaed mt~ctshiy long sfs ! hnsc
I'M lat.t he gnod i.,ts g,rI. and always MIN,
your nuthr. Scscr LET ynur excellent mntIIrr feel
soFry thai thd IL acquainted Will yen. IL it hltn
hffn fur her sou might aIase Ent rnwncl In EUup.
nlats ona aR". AMI u y'tu hadn't sver had sny
1nFsrys. In fact. my hcaY Amelia. 10 conduct
y1ar"elf that oven on dark end rainy days thn
blight mn may shine whcrcver YOU nrt'. anil that
may never hast! 10 brilliantly Int thai ,ou nl
way. lunk steadily nni hopefully towards thc,n.
Faithfully, your friend. a. WAro.
, 1877-08-14

IN Tho Dunkin at, or for and against the retail
If'ilnr traltir Lately The City ranrrs have te-
vhtc'f mang cnlumus to the subject, afla ,na4t-
nrctInKs were he'll! in the different warda, Ivy
which |nlblfc sentiment was worked up u th:
sticking rotn.. 1nstcnd 1T tlisi,1inE the ritv
tnto voting districts, the authorities ordained
thnt NIL votes nnst l,e pniIc1 at nnc plarr.
n.asstd their forrca At the polling booth, 80
titatlt wa4aln,ost Impossible fur any wcIl-known
Temperance tnan IL inst lns vote An Alder
n1an was roughly han'lte'i By the mob. and when
lradcrs sIIoutcl "Iicm'e ministers; don't let
them In" The c-owd Joined hanis and tli'ln't
let them IN. The r,1icc forrc was altogether
Inadequate, to thu MrasisNn, and the city
gave a majority of l10 In favor uf the liquor
traffic.
, 1877-08-14
GOING on LAND.

To The Editor of The Tribune.
CnfcAGo, Aug. l3:-To-day'a tribune con-
IN the mining districts Of Pennsylvania. IL Is
tcn:lbe anu honest. was tIuclI tlca.el wItl
II. eatHlor. It's closing paragraph t.',l,ancd tho
following 8tntrnceA: ii he ntIy remedy iUr The
part VI the country, where they eau work the
'ana. Let Then! for whom there fs tio
work 60 sontlI, cast, north. west, anywhcre
where occupation may bc had" This IL att
easily understood, atl requires but little cf[urt
On the rart of tho tHcrcsiuloIs to hetutne Ge-
lIcvcrs in its efficacy. But Is IL practtcali How
can i1ntnvcrtshc'f, llalf.starvcl wrcteflca who
tannot prorurc elttIlcicnt whcrewith to support
family UPON 80 per mouth tlItns u ever real.
!zHg sum equal 10 the taak of transporting
themselves, families, un furniture to the farm
inu rugso',s VI tue Westi When there, What Is
10 procure their 9artIs, stock their farius, pur-
chase I'm pletnchss, asl sustain them and family
Until their ErOu,ld becomes proluctivci rou
hare u0t answered these questions. 1t IN a
i.ystcry to me how they DC answered to re-
lleve til" miserable unfurtunates who daily Ian
CHARLES CARnoLL.
liErLr-We would refer Atr, Carroll tu the
article In THE Tn1BrsE Of the 12tl, entitled
"IIomes for thc rncrnnloyeA," where f,c will
find tIm qucstions he psopountls discussed at
some length. We sill only add hero what has
becn bs'urr rnld, that when the unemployed
classes bccome rs anxious ard determined to
lcavc the torus a'Id get on to the land as thcy
WIRE to lcayc the land and yet into the
towns, tho change will be made very fakt.
II Is al In tic will. II lU,ooo coal-
h,inrrs of pennsylvania were 10 unite into ten
organizations, firmly resolved to plant them.
seIses on lAnd, and were 10 publish their pnr-
pose, and ask asststauee to reacll thu cheap
1,,uts 1nd fnr nrn1tu,i,nrv ali IN Vet In Il rr,,r,
, 1877-08-14
CURRENT GOSSIP.

\ QUIET mr. or SCANDAL.
What tannib.1 rashgr4 after Gghe
Make feast Of The bu,ites Of those they have
beaten,
The gsE-ty rtpa.t Yield. kecncr delight
FROM the knowledge taat every unfortunate wight
Would have deemed It the deepest disgrace 10 bc
catcn.
Though the custom II fast dying ont In FIJI,
Al tho Influence Of Western example increases
in civilized c0nntries you often may sec
A circle Of friends in tua highest nf ece.
Alt busily picking rome neIghbor 10 pieces.
AMI the beat OF It is, that the nclphbor t not,
Aa In isaands bnrbaric, person deceased;
Ills flesh has been baked In M caldron or pot;
They don't even trouble ~ sersc him III hot;
For the victim sill lives In the midst Of the feast.
Some 0ood.natnred friend, p'fags, may make him
nwaro
OF The nature of .fe.c hungry mon,tcrs' employ
Titnt;
And. though, In reply he may stoatly declare
That such sfsrccttoR won't hurt him u hair,
Yet lse wri'hca ut tho thought of tLcs lendIsh
enjoyment
still ono comfort remains. In the itics Of FIJI
No possible vengeance fs left fur tho victim;
tlc's cook'd md defunct. hut In Eusopc hos FREQ
To geek satisfact,0n; and sometimes we see
That he wounds In exchange for tho wounds
which have pElck'd him.
Then bewatc, Mrs. Smith; md you, lovely Miss
I,rown:
Young Jones, whisper nothing .hst isn't quito
truc--
lie little more careful Of othcrs rcnown--
For Th0mpeon In yondcr reecs4 hss rat dnwn
With Mlss 0recn and Il quietly cutting up you.
-EnHfIRh urDSr
, 1877-08-14

We have been permitted to publish letter
written BY Mr. Charles =. Browne tA1te,nua
wazd) to 4 young frtcua ol his-a Attlo girl,
then 1t the ags ot i, aud uow tho vile Of
, 1877-08-14

Betton Co,nm<scia, Bntfrtfn.
4 stnb1e-kccper Inns steed which he nnnlcs
Asbestos for military pasales, bccausu liz stands
TIRE.
Do not be too lart1 OIL tho loconotlve.cngt-
nccrs; they nrc often more cIndcr sgaIust tEau
slunIng.
Recipe for cheap cakc-nuy watermelon for
10ccu.s, mud you will haye n stomach cake
thrown In.
4 Maine paper says, at Ia uscless 10 hold
8churx over Ual 1tatniton's llcud." VI cuurse
It is; she wears tho other kind.
1t Is sud to hear that tho Mayor Of Scranton
had h(H jaw bruken tn tlu recent riot, Wien sn
many book k.agents could hayo lHen spared Tor
thu purppsc.
Ono OF tho Mcrraptile-aReney men had got rs
tar iu his varataon us y comfortable snonzc Ut
one Of tho mountain houses When lie WIS rlllc-
" aroused Dy tho clans Of bell In the han'ls u
1nF.n SsfsaF vii A5FSas seeo lapSs "a pessS to tsS ses
the mattcri" "payl. brcakl,l;, aa!,," said the
wiutlcr of tho sleep4iistusbcr. "Tho l-l ho
-" g!owied the half.aru.'ssd man, with tho
"Whut arc hts assets aud 1labflticsi"
Proverbs POH TIE PEOPLE,
You canllot catct, fish with q yut-,st.
Drinking whisky straight will not make your
You viii often have TO ret round man in
or!!er to ret squire with hlm.
When you aru asked to sign of, YOU may be
sure there Is q sigrl lnent.
The rep0It ut q failed COMPANY Is not ucccs-
sarily corporation.
lilIu teams were not made 10 draw gun cur
rxgcx-
You need not call the watch because the clock
"str4kts"; II Yuu wait long enough tho "strike''
movement will run uUHu.
Yum must not expert pens because tho enc
my'a city LIN been slielltl.
II may bo rcaso1, bl,t It Will not put any
rhyme into decision TO re-yesse It.
Tleru IL one cord whlcl. co,talus knots that NJ
tnau can unite, and that Ia the corl OF wood.
, 1877-08-14
ABOUT THE EXPOSITION.
Tn fh4 Edifpf 81 7As TTthtfns.

CHICAGO, Aug. ia-Al1ow HE through the
columns uf your paper 70 suggest 10 tho Fibc
Arts Committee OF thu Expoaltlon that, In nun'-
Iertug tic yarious artclca OH exhibition, they uso
figures 60 large that they eau ba easily listtn-
euts!,cd from tho seats, nu1 thus save parties
tic l.ccessiy Of getting elosc to each picture 10
reati the numbers. a little moro sense in thls
respect, aud lcss Of line art, would greatly
pleasn and ohlIgc moro Or lcsA tookers.on.
Qua thing nprc. Abatu the catalogue nui-
sancc, 50 far, at least a. to suppress the noisy
small boys continually yelling and yelpins Ut
every one III their sharp, bird nutcs. to "Duy .
catalogue " tho pItiersi" Let catalogues bs
sold lyoul sta.,lis ut the entrances in quiet att!
decent way iu tilosc who want them, aud Il will
appear rnlirh more Ike well ordered at gal
lcry and lcss like peanut spcruaatlun L.
, 1877-08-14

H4tAc1ESnNE0ISs
Ft'0 0EEST-TllffsD FiLHIl: M III; ;-TATE,ST., FIJI.
1 housekeeping rartHsrs; Irrr"Ct urttT. WALTEl.
MAI lt3ckt, ttUUtH !. ~ iitnrlaiss.st.
FfU RENT-.tT 4 Low KArE-yEl:y DEslNABLt:
SECOND Hour Siattit.. f,cnf rurnrF Adams si4
able and hn'ancd fur nnst rta. or an, ht t.a lna
in JErtcCi order: thPs# s4tab n lcc. NALTtti MAT
TUEks, iiuum /, ~ IIelrtAtetl.st.
, 1877-08-14

" III Or ysri viii Lui.liis, .n!t.'.r III tt,rin
pressed hrcE. mart !. ~ irrfGhl drlxt sHd stree
, 1877-08-14

tO lRe lHl1N. tgnY|e4t N1knt HAfG Kept you OUT
Couafcss Escry riuht ypa dave a. s.ate II gissn
io you by tho Consultation Of thc Un,tcd States
ku,cscIGn Stats. Wa teaeh the doctrine Ut nallon-
al,ty. ltIs lhc only doctrine. my fllends that
ever we arc. wherever vi. ~. WI afs Americans.
whether ~ OEeson IN IHdInna or south carolina,
We have tho sama rights, wu belnng ~ onu people,
Cnton We tvach tho doctrine because II ~ sais 10
tue siatcs, ana because 1t II tho only ono upon
which TUG linton Gun M le preserved:
Ny friends, AaHe SPOKEN lohIer than Intend.
ed 10. NY renarks have been desultory. aud have
had 10 prsa1ranRrd speech. Ivan. 10 ~, tn con.
sy psal .sttts II .hs Waiou s no. now 70
saaiast u. How long Il viii last / DO mol Know,
but understan4 this ta thu situation to.aay, and
@ yase s ~ a Il saa.
Il Important. t.uicfofr, Init tha North should
staud tuscthcF: that Yoa should stand together in
W. iaso won. IL mast pressrye .hs cons.Iia.
iIonal A!neaumsnssi We must preserve ths fruit:
e w., a sa1 0 @ asas .sa
South are struggling for thetr 1wsi r.cupctstlou.
sHhsy e~rs so not I ds tol the peu!oesaey ot the
gotiea that !hs Democracy Of she Sorth encouraged
.ncln TO 70 into tho itebrou, md Iuaae lheA be-
llsrs they vi uld not permit the u senlatR ID thu
Eh!on. but they act with tha ucnuc ratio party oE
thr North, lecau.c they have All object. The pco-
pie Vt Tho south have lhcE own pu4lcy to carry
oul, thr!E Own wrongs 10 redress. thrr own los.sa
~ pay %. And they want u ulaks The Northern
Democrat aud Republican pay for lhels losses and,
will h&se " psy lhuis sh2fu. tIkas will bu sune
consolation: The south-we haze foEXlven them.
ui[ous Of dollars w thcit crucs. There Ii scarce
lY famtlY In sl tais lsnd tn w1ch tnura h not q
vacant ch4lF. Hus We forsisc them ali that. All
xc ask Il, that iAuy s4all bs you'd cit,zeps. W.
claim tho right TO 80 thsrs, Hive and La.s own
opinions aud a<cess u every privilege that We
glsu them when they coma here. With that we
Will hN sAttxAs4, and with nuthi49 p}aR.
, 1877-08-14

:uASp CiEAM1so SALE uf, rue tARGEar
AID Hnext ftock VI sta,al h4na puEtahie and 4sx
tIons1J engines aad biesa 1t Ii ~ u tha Nod
Ai,9. xeoa md Iron wo.klax h,acbinETy. sh.ftinx:
prices aud h s&toulshed, l.. q. 9Qi1AH1s u South
, 1877-09-14
The LATE BISHOP RhPPE,

CLEVELAND, O., Sept. la.-Thc remains Of
the late Hl.-Kav. Amadeus Rsppe. u. H., the
first Cathultc Bishop Ut Cleveland. arrived here
FROM It, Albaus, w., this evening. A commit
tee Of pso,atusns Catholic citizens took Charge
Of the Eemains at But2lo, aud eonre5e'i them
hIthcE tu spce!al car, which was vuEy tastefllts
drapcl. All tbs Catholic societies Vt the risy,
tagctars with large bodies of Ine.l aud wo,ncu
frou, the different parishes Vt the clsy, 4ssetuhlc
1t tue Cathedral and marched Ia psuxsAsiutl TO
the depo, to receive s!ss rsalRlns. TITS ~skket
containing tho body Was carried upon au nlas'o-
rat.Y IraUcu car covered with beautiful How
ers, and was surrounded by I'm escort Of
honor conslsiiug of twelve members u each Ut
tho eity partshes bearing tun'lles. The rf.Ars-
slo,l marched fur deep through th: pram:pil
streets to the Cathedral on Eric street. wtcru
thu raskgt was laid on beautiful catafalluc,
played iu front Ct the main altar. si,l will re-
iualn in state until o'clock to-Mornlng, wbe!
solemn requiem! mas Will Lc cu!ebruteti, alI
the remains deposited IL crypt beueath tho
altar vi thu Cathedral. Tho streets along thu
soute Of pso@ess.ou and III The tlepot aud ths
Cathedral were throuxeI with penplc. Bishop
t4ppc WEI identified with tho early history ot
Cleveland, uul u,alsy hospitais, asyiums, and
other benevolent Institutions asu monuments OF
his energy and charity
, 1877-09-14

still very incomplete; above all, as regards annll
arms, whcl, would he necessary, not only tos
tho Greek forces, but cvcn more for The rtaing
which is expected In Episus anil Ihcssaly.
There has, indeed, been 4 contract entered Into
by the tircck Government with M arHls.rnanu-
faetory at Wesudl, In stSria, tof 1000 stand OF
ar1us hut, % cash-payment Tor the first INSTALL.
mcnt Inns not bccn forthcoming, tho delivery
has been soppe1. It is mora or less tho sarno
with all the other preparations.
All these considerations would M doubt,
have been kct astie had the situation been
otherwise favorable. But such Is not thought
to be the ease. Hui the Russian arms been
thoroughly succcssfuf+ nothing could have kept
back thu Greeks from ttstng TO MAKE RoNl fhelr
claims 10 Epirle, Tbcssa'y, and Macedonia so
as 10 secure the )astf'aincl province a9aintt tne
calculating to enter Just al THIS moment Into
action, It being Very doubtful whether the Kus.
stnns ,rtll bc able to gain their nbitct,-at least
this rear. i}r going 10 war at this moment. the
Greeks would bc likely to draw down upon
thetnse!ves the whole Weight OF the Turkish
arms; 40 that theY might be crippled when tie
real time for decision arrived next spFing. IN
nrafns. winter ca1npstg1', which the Turks
would probably undertake when, their opera
tfUtts in Hu1garin wcfc Interrupted.
These considerations seem to haze tolu. ana
not 0n)y l,ns the order gorc f0rt1 fru1n Athena
ta tlltcnuragc any movement ln EI'iruE, Thossa-
}y, OF Crete. Int the Greek Government as'a
offered 10 cfttlIcrate with the Turks to sup.
already Begin ~ the ustlnl pstcuFtur hf tnsur'
rcctof. ~ long ~ fortune fayors tho Turks,
they may, therefore, consider thcmse1Ee6 tolcr
ably snfe from that side.
, 1877-09-14
CRIME.



Special D1pateh Ia TA< Tfsbtns.
Nuw YORK, eept. 19.-urooklyn Is scandalizel
By the scrapa Into which d., Buatngto,l's sou
bus gut himself. Last night shoc-lcalrr named
Murphy, In Vanderbilt avenue, heard suspi~
ciosla noise tn hta storc. followed by tho crash Of
breaking glass, ilo cuvc m alartu, and au otI-
ccr, seelnK throo young men running along Van
derbIlt avenue, EnFa chase, and was
Joined BY Murphy. Tha fuglt!yes werc
caught, and Rayo thelF names ~ John
E. Dudtugton, William Murray, and
Philip Colgan. Tlle two Inst wcro rougl,-look~
Ing young men, who described thctnselyta as
laborcEs, aIl,t ono OF thelu hull l.air 0f shocs
and two pairs IT uppers stolon from Aurphy''s
storc. Burlington, on whom WAS fouro pair
Vt brass kpucklest was Welt-dresacd. Kcntcel-
looking. young man, about ~ yeaEs Of ner.
When the prlsoners wcFo brought before curt
THIS morning It CAME out thu Young uudEpgtan
was the sou OF the lsey. Dr.. Dulingson, of ~
Clcrmont avenue, pastor u tho Clinton
ehnrgu Of Suspicion Of burglary
ttona1 rharYe OF carrying concealed weapons
against DudInEson, who gaye &, 9Q ball for his
snpensance. Young iludltEton said 10 waa out
late with = friend, ard thAt both had been
drinking. liz was trJing TO take hts FRIEND
home, but, missing btu, III some manner, asket
Murray and ColEul. whom he met, to help look
for him. He lal no suspicious Of their burg
tasious 1es'gns, aud hal not known them be-
fuse. lie did not explain huw tho beass
kuuckles came Into hla pos<ssaton. Tho ~
cusc&l Kill be examined on tho 18th.