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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05
INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals and Departures.

Arrivals and Departures.
~ rHE srsEKA AND rALIsAD s RAiLRoAn.
Departures yesterday.
c thornton and wife Mrs Eatchell & child
Mrs Basley X child Mrs A A kirsssly
Wm Mortsn John Sawyer
~ Moore Aug Lung
N,rgo Leziette
Arrivals Last wight.
FelsenthaIl $ Gaugris
J W Ellison ! Hooper
l. sawyer FL Hooper
CCoha Lea Toy
Phoebe, Hamilton and Eurek q Line
DEPARTURES.
J Y Montgomery Jas Graham .
Ratona Cola
ARRIVALS.
il LII kand
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05

CRACKERS, crackenells, butter, oyster, soda
Jenny lind, Eastern ginger snaps, cream and
farina crackers. Also, Limberger and CAL
ifornia cheese, pigs feet and sleeps tongues,
and cocoa shells, at Hrs. NJ. A. ASHIM'S.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05

JUsr RECEIVED, at Mrs. Ashim's store, a
fresh lot of flower and vegetable seeds
and bulbs, onion sets, and grasses of ali
kind, will be sold very cheap. A fine lot of
Java ana Rio coffee, fresh chickens, turkeys,
gam and fish, which / will sell to my Gus.
toners at the lowest market rates.
mrl3tf MRS. M. A. ASHIM.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05

Rooms N BoARp.-Two well furnished
~rooms-parler and bed-room-with board
in a private clearinghouse, car b. had on
favorable terms. Apply at Mrs. Beene's,
Spring street, opposite Bigelow's Hall.
No0tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05

WATCHES and Jewelry neatly repaired. If
you want to have your watches and jeHelry
repaired in a workmanlike manner, go to 2.
Steler's ~jewelry store. one door south of S.
Ashim x Co., Main street. 22-apl6tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05

If you want the best family -four. fresh
ground corn meal, large and small hominy,
Scotch oat meal, pearl grits, cracked wheat
farina and buckwheat -four, go to Mrs. NJ. A
ASHIM'S. ja3otf
T. j. MAUPIS. Notary Public. Office at
place of business, opresite Paxton & Co.'s
bank. aplS-tf
NUTS. Hickory Nuts and Walnuts. Just re-
ceived from the East, can be had at Mrs. NJ.
A. Ashim's. f2S
SAUsAGEs.-A fresh article of Hamburg
Sausages has just been received at Mrs. Al.
A. Ashim's. f2S
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-05

=, rHs srsEKA .Sp rALIsaps Raj
National Republican., 1877-07-17
Work nt tho Navy Yard.

Work ut the navy yard is being pushed with
unusual vigor. Since the 9th instant en-
ployees have work on the basis Of ten hours
for days labor. The proposed schedule OF
wages for the present quarter makes consid-
cradle reduction from rates heretofore raid.
Machinists pay ranges from e to s. .75 per day;
laborcrs from 81 to 81 so per day. These arc
rates said to be current outside Of the yard,
and the law requires that the pay Of navy yard
employees shall correspond with the compcn-
sation Of workmen In the same line Of employ
mont outside. There are no vacancies in any
Of the departments at the yard. More than
twelve hundred applications in excess Of the
number required are on file. Examination Of
candidates for apprenticeship has been going
on for some days. The supply Is very largely
in excess Of demand. II Is noticeable that
among the thousands Of mechanics whom hard
times have forced out Of employment, there arc
very few Of the higher grades Of skilled work
men. A few of this class who have families
and other local interests in Washington arc
the main reliance for doing good work in the
shops at the navy yard. But for them the
Department would be compelled TO offer high
pay to induce the best men 10 leave the large
private establishments in other cities.
National Republican., 1877-07-17
A Cnal Driyer

Last night, shortly after o'clock, as one Of
the carriages Of Mr. Allison Nailor's stables,
containing a gentleman and two ladies, was
passing down Pennsylvania avenue, at Fif-
teen.and-a-half street n wagon dashed down
that street at furious gait, and crossing the
Avenue caught the pole Of the carriage in one
Of the wheels, breaking of the end Of it. The
horses attached to the carriage became un.
manageable and started to run, when the
driver, James Ford, colored, turned their
heads to the west, and cautioning the passen-
gers to keep quiet endeavorcd to control his
team. Finding that the breast STRAPS Of the
harness were gone, and that he had nothing to
hold in the horses with, he ran them into the
west gate Of the Executive grounds, where
they were stopped by the iron fence. The
horses were slightsy scratched, and the only
damage to the carriage was the breaking of
the pole. Tho presence Of mind Of the driver
saved the limbs If not the lives of his passen.
National Republican., 1877-07-17
A Notrsl 1. yAg,"

Thomas Thompson, large, stout-looking
white man, with Burnside whiskers, was stood
up In the dock of the Police Court yesterday
morning charged with profanity on Ninth
street northwest about o'clock Sunday morn
ing. He plead not guilty. Officer Burns, Of
the Fifth precinct, testified that about the
hour above mentioned, he found Thompson on
Ninth street opposite tho market drunk and
begging. that he was continually going about
the streets asking aims, and seemed to have no
place of abode or any visible means of support.
The accused said that II he was profane he had
no recollection of 1t; that he was unable to
work. having had his hip broken by the caving
In of a sewer at the corner Of Ninth and II
streets, but IL the Court would let him OF he
would leave the city. The Court reminded
him that he had been there before on the same
charge and was released on his making the
same promises and he, therefore, had not con
fdence In his word, and he was of the opinion
that the charge Of profanity had better be
withdrawn and that Of vagrancy preferred
This was done, and Thompson was sent to the
workhouse for ninety days.
National Republican., 1877-07-17
A Magistrate Fined.

Edward Eissingcr, q magistrate, was before
the Police Court yesterday, charged with
assaulting John Bray, jr., on Saturday last
The evidence showed that Bray went into
Eisscngcr's office, on Seventh street, accom-.
panied by his bondsman for the purpose ol
taking an appeal from Judgment rendered
against him. They waited there for nearly
an hour, when complainant took up pile Of
papers and commenced examining them, and
while doing so Eissinger entered the Office, and
in great rage demanded to know what he was
doing behind his court examining the papers,
at the same time cursing and abusing com
plainant In an outrageous manner. He An
ished by dealing Mr.. Bray a powerful blow in
the mouth with his fist, cutting his lips. The
Court fined Eissingcr s. and costs, but subsc-
qucntly rcmittcd the costs.
National Republican., 1877-07-17
ApIp.ulter of Nurseo

Thomas Kurtz was arraigncd before Judge
Smell yesterday, charged with profanity in La.
fayette square on the l2th instant. Kurtz Is q
man apparently fifty years Of age, with bald
head and gray side whiskers. Tho watchman
of the square testified that Kurtz had been in
the habit Of lounging about the square for
months, and that complaints had been made to
him by nurses Of his insulting conduct, and on
the date aforementioned he was informed
that he spoke to nurse and followed her
about the park, and out of the park to her
home, and hence he swore out the warrant for
his arrest. The nurse spoken Of was placed
on the stand, and testified that Kurtz addressed
her and used very indecent aud insulting Ian.
guage to her. Tho court fined Kurtz IS and
cnsfa
National Republican., 1877-07-17
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Street Work Awarded.

The District Commissioners yesterday
awarded the contract for the Improvement OF
New Hampshire avenue, between and U
streets, which will consist of l,l09 running
feet of bluestone curb, LII feet Of 12-inch
gutter flag, 1,i20 square yards Of brick side
walk pavement, $40 yards Of cobbestonc gut
ter, and $40 cubic yards Of grading. Twenty
prices ranged from s2s3.9i to $3.50 for the
work and material complete. Mr.. Andrew
Gleason was the lowest bidder and obtained
the contract, and the work is to be done at
once. 1t Is safe to say that the contract will
be executed satisfactorily, as Mr.. Gleason Is
both responsible and reliable, and never
slights his cnntrncts
National Republican., 1877-07-17

different cause. Tho captain Of the steamer
states that the boat was chartered by the boat
club to attend the yacht race, and that the
committee promised only to allow respectable
people on board, and to preserve order. The
owners of the steamer are investigating to see
II the officers Of the boat are In any way re-
sponsiblc for the proceedings Of last Thursday.
The steamer has always tried to carry respect
able people, and with this one exception has
been very successful. The Vanderbilt will
make her regular trips to Point Lookout, and
In place Of stopping at Pincy Point will stop
at Marshall's, one mile below Pincy Point.
National Republican., 1877-07-17
CIRcCIT CuCRr.
Before Justice Humphrey,
PUT ON RECORD.
Papers In Relation TO Real Estate Transao-
tious-

Papers In Relation to Real Estate Tr.nsao-
tons.
The following papers In relation 10 real es-
tate transactions have been placed on record
with the recorder Of deeds:
pREps OF Trust.
Basil Mullen to T. L. France trustee to secure
W. T Nailor s6si lot y. square io7 Fit.gcTald 70
J. NJ. Y1naga to secure J; J: Wright 500 lot =
square 5i6; Robert N. Drinkard ct al. to c G
$1,000 part of lots and :, Davidson's subdivision
of square 2si: J. Y. Murray to Samuel Cross To Sc
cur g. R :, Wilson q, ag9 u lot 2 sherheSds h sub
and f. e. Cutter to secure Henry Jackson, Capt
!th T. $; cavalry sS,oj9, lots n, IS I'd: q and IS
johnson to % Fred r coones 81 and Thomas f. France To-
secure J. W. Orme 81 400. lot Z, square SD Isaac
Redman to C. Wood. trustee, TO secure \. K
ris to c. 4. James and W 4. Howard trustees, 10
secure Samuel Bacon and Peter T.; Bacon q
part OF lot s. square iGS John oC3nnor To J. I.
Riley to secure Ann Branagnn u COO lots II and L.
REAL EsrArE TRANSFERS,
R. II. Marsh, trustee, to J. ". Alvord. for 81 60
for 500, lot IS square ;Ess B. H. Warner and c. c.
Glover To T. :. Parker, for 81 on lot s., Willard
subdivision OF lots ~ to Is and part of 81 square
lOi. s. W Robinson to Clara Wheeler. for sl.OOO
lot g square 7Si. Arthur Fendal trustee tn Rcesc
Evans for 81 200 lot ts fcndals subdivision Of lots
q and y and part Of lot a. Of Pages subdivision oi
square i67. Il: Hagncr, trustee, % s. b Reynolds
for $500 lot 81 Brownies subdivision Of square ~
| O. IIagncr, trustee, N Fanny X Bromwell for ssDl
lot 81. Brownies subdivision Of square 2-A Samuel
| Bacon and Peter =. Bacon To Kate A. Marion. for
5000 part Of lot g. square i6S I. II. &. Todd to
q Smith. for s.. lot l. square lO67. Jno Wallace u
J. T. Kendall for 81 60 lot 81 square east Of squArs
| 500. Robt. o. Hoffman To Fannie ". Waters. o
Baltimore. for NyOo. lots . and D. subdivision Of
square 2il.
| RELEAsEs.
| BIG Ioyejoy to II. N. Drinkard ct al part o.
square Isl: b. @. Loyejoy to r. N. Drinkard ct al
part OF square d. J. F. Fitch and X. c, Fox, trus
tees to James sheridan lot 10, subdivision Of south
grounds Of Columbian College; d. W. Stewart anc
| B. Robinson, trustees, to W A. johnson, lot 2
square Sa6; D. W. Stewart to VIM. A. johnson. lot =
square 800; J. r. whitmore. trustee, TO Pstricl
Lynch part OF lot s. square iga J. r. Ennis to J. W
Boteer sub-lots 10, 20 a. ~ %, 81 s. and n sub
division OF square IA, lots g. S. 81 50 and ~ o
sub-lots 10 to IS Botesr 4 Cochran's subdivision o
square 27l Clinton Eberly TO Frederick Zeliner 10
| l. rhmnnn's subdivision of square 6l6 J. W Ken
nedy TO John Wallace, lot 81, square east Of squar
500.
| DEEDS OF MUNICIPALITIES
| VIM Prelep to s. II. Walker, trustee, to secun
| Mrs Emily Lulley sljO. on gvods and chattels II
| favor OF Columbus Alexander. on BladcnSLur,
| road.
| BILL OF SALE
| JV, brooks to Jane ". Brooks, for plano.
National Republican., 1877-07-17
HHAnY,a

The historical portraits Of distinguished repre-
sentative men. lately exhibition at the Centen.
nial Exhibition st Philadelphia are now reaiy Coz
the inspection Of the public at -Braiy's National
Gallery" No e,s Pennsylvania avenue. This col
lection embraces the eminent men Of America In
addition to the medals received In New York fol
many Year, and in London In 1851. b awarded "A,
hishes asnird aiai II The Centennial Exposition in
Philadelphia ls76
National Republican., 1877-07-17

to prosecute tho case In the bankrupt court
and the nert turn that this litigation takes
will be for the Capital Publishing Company to
respond to rule laid upon them, and show cause
why they should not be sdjudged bankrupt
The case now Is transferred into Justice Hum
phrcys court. Mr.. Hill has won twice, and
It remains to be seen II he will prove success
full in the third effort, which, by the way, was
the first suit filed, but was held In allegiance
by granting the temporary restraining order.
National Republican., 1877-07-17
AUCTION SALES To-Day.

by Duncsnson Bros:
AT 10 O'Clock. valuable new aud second hand
furniture crockery, &c. Also, fine horses, harness
&c.
BY Wash b. Williams
Al 10 O'Clock, al l07 sixth street northwest all
kinds of magnificent furniture &c
BY Thomas Bowling:
At 6 o'clock valuable improved real property on
NJ street northwest, between Fourth and Finh
streets.
BY II. H. Warner:
At 6 o'clock auction sale Of a desirable building
lot on the south side of Monroe street, between
sixteenth and Seventeenth streets ana Q and R
streets northwest.
National Republican., 1877-07-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

oSE DoLL,s--Obtain N. Hsrtley's great remedy
for Catarrh. Druggists have IL
Left-od clothing wairh,S pistols &C. bought at
Her1ns'S eiS street oriers attended to-
All kinds OF trunk ms lie TO order. repaired and
covered q; Murrays sS Pennsylvania avenue,
Market sracc.
TuE finest New York butter In the city; also.
choice Virginia, Fennsylvania, and Western but.
ter. At Spicers butter store. southvest corner Of
Ninth and y streets Fine eheese st les than Hal
timore prices No impn<Sibilitics advertised. but
prices a. low o. the lowest Call and be con
vinced
National Republican., 1877-07-17
The Charlotte Vanderbilt,

From notice which appeared in last Satur
days REPUBLICAN that the steamer Charlotte
Vanderbilt would not be allowed to land at
Piney Point. an erroneous impression got
.brosd that this had some connection with the
disorderly character Of the excursionists on
that boat on the occasion Of the yacht race
last Thursday. Tho prescription Of the Van
derblt at Pinoy Point was due to an entirely
National Republican., 1877-07-17

inform my friends and the public that have
rcOpened the restaurant No. l1lS street near the
War Department formerly occupied by he Atey,
and entire newly reftied. have rooms for sDctEl
parties and private entrance for ladies with gentle
men. You will find Bergner 4 Engel's lager beer
the best Of liquors and cigars, and hot and cold
lunch at prices to suit the times.
Respectfully, 7. RYBACK,
Nous invitons nos Amis dc France nous rendre
ylsItc 7. RYBACK,
Nos. lTls and ITO q street.
National Republican., 1877-07-17

We Call attention to the advertisement in an
other column OF H. K Of1ey A Co. Bankers The
customers Of this bank have ocrasion 10 conRratu-
ccved on all matters relating 10 the investment Of
money! They pay no interest except on long
time acpos.p.
National Republican., 1877-07-17

CASHMERE Suits reduced to -
ErsHsAS BRos.
Corner seventh and 4
National Republican., 1877-07-17
THE THALIAN CIrB EyCunsIoN,

The prospects indicate evening Of rare pleasure
To those who attend the moonlight festival Of the
ITALIAN Club on the barge, which leaves the Sew
enth street wharf at p IN. to-day. returning al l.
o'clock. This will he select excursion. a. tickets
are sold only by the members. Good music. both
vocal and instrumental will be the features Of the
Ein
National Republican., 1877-07-17

HxApeuAaTEas Sor bird Gags. prepared gravel
bird food. hind tonic, instruction books for treai
nent Of btrds DC Hamiltons. Y. ". c. A. build
ing
National Republican., 1877-07-17

r. II. wARSEs. real cstste agent, ols ,tree
northwest has large amount Of money to loan OF
good real estate security.
National Republican., 1877-07-17
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
Indications for To-day.

Fi;ino barometer, wdrm southerly reering "a
colder uest vinds, partly cloudy wedther and rain
foiored BY rising barometer.
National Republican., 1877-07-17
CITY ITEMS

Fos tov ksrINArEs on plumbing gas and steam
fitting and guaranteed uork. call on Hamilton. Y
N. {. A building.
National Republican., 1877-07-17

MrS's Pants Of broken suits $ cent?
ErsEsAS Reos,
Corner Seventh and 4
National Republican., 1877-07-17
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Our sock OF Plain and Fsncy Stationery Panel and
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Law Booksellers and Statloners,
tefe0 No ES PeDnsylvania avenue
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The Scripture club Of Valley Rest. ny tbe author
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and ~Otd Nam 'seile's secret.
Amer Many Days By the author Of "Valerin Ally
NiEnon- ny Mls Forester.
Cheap Summer Reading-The Tribune Novels
pf ssa Mss Gooa iass oly%pa e Eofds sSd sSd
INilss Pair Of Blue Eyo. and Others.
Lyme John ha Jane
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thing In the Stationery iins send e ,oo,.,o..
Cor Pour and a-hsli street and Pennsyivana avenue
jeiS
National Republican., 1877-07-17

EARTH dosEIs bcSs In use at Hsmilton's 7. "
c. A building Ninth and d strcets
National Republican., 1877-07-17
CHFvIoT,

sS-Imported Black Cheviot suit-foImer price
SIS EgENIN BEus.
Corner SeVcuth and Z
National Republican., 1877-07-17

Dr. Tut has been engaged In
the practice Of medicine Thirty
years, and for q long ume was
demonstrRtor OF anatomy In
the Medical Collegs OF O 0eorgiA,
hence persons using his pills
hava the guarantee that they
are prepared on scient &c prin.
Gplss, and are ffee frUm all
3uacksry.
lie has succeeded In oombin.
ing In them the heretofbre an
tagonisiic qualities Of q
strengthening. purEaiiye and
. purifying Ionic; while they
remove all unhealthy nccumu.
latiOns. they produce no wo.,k.
ness.
They may be taken Of any
. tims without restraint OF diet
or occupation. A. q san nm.
ily medicine they have no
rival.
PRICE :, CENTS
OFFICE,
S Murray street
New York.
National Republican., 1877-07-17

CoRss &C.-Dr whites treatment is stricti,
physiological, hence his large and select patron
age.
National Republican., 1877-07-17

LAseESr VANITY and eheape.s sss-n1ture hou.
In Washington. Hamiiton's r. " C. A building
National Republican., 1877-07-17
Jrprr1orS Eooxosy

JupftIotS kcONoNr.
Il now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside your
soiicd gloves. but renoysts them with Jouvens In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. II will cleanse them
thoroughly. easily and quickly. Sold II drug and
fancy siortS. 5 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-07-17
W. II. 4 o. II. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and Statloners,
TEGETINE.

TEGETISE.
VEoETINE
REV. J. p. LUDLOW WRITES
rDB.lrrc srREEr, .BsookLrn, N.Y,l
November II, igt J
= DR.s % sis From personal benefit reosived by Its
whose cures thereby have seemed almost lrncuous
ol *. snd ss 'ss e
cars JAMES p LUDLOW.
LAis Pastor Calvary B.p,ts, Church,
vBoETISE
SIZE RESTS WELL
sourH POLAND. Me, Oct H. iUl
D..s 81: Ih.ys been ,iss ,rc year. with the
sTssi many dSsisni med,enss Sut nome % ef ihsn did
me any god ! was restlss~ nights. and had no ap.
relish my iooi. Can rrcoin@sSd N. vese,ins I ior
~ Your. res Irspsstiis. INV MRS ALBERT RIcKEn
H. dE0SdES S.iisai SAgsHs S...
vEGErISE
GOOD FOR THE CHILDREN.
DosroS Hosy, " Tyler srREEr,(
| BosTos. Aprii, isa J
Ds.a sis We feel that the children In our home
81 kindly Oven 1, froIn lime 10 time especially thoss
With isspeet. MrS N woRMELI., Ma,ron.
vEGErINE
REV O. T. WALKER SAYS:
PsovrDEscH, r. l., ist TRAssrT sraEsr.
I SGssa yS y ., ss ssss
nrsiashle and nd ] Iseon,msnd ui i 70 al " who ma,
need an inv'soraiins renOvaiins ,cpic w.,xvn
Formerly Pastor Of Bowdin-square Church, Boston
vEoErisR
NOTHING Equal TOT.
souru sALkA. Mass. Nov n. is7s
Dk.n sIn ! have been troubled with scronuis
Csnker and Liver Complaint fSr three years Moth
All siil using Is. vrsstns eonsd.r VRs hsr. nohn hi
f'a Ss S .Is.i sdaia Nj sssi.a Ee
vDaETINK
RECOMMEND IT HEARTILY.
SouIu Bosros.
, Dk.R sia: have taken several bottle. OF you
. for 6yspepsia Kidney Complaint and Genrr.i Ds6
lily ofths system. I cas heartily recommend Il to Al
'"ss' SSC lssSss,y. Ss Sl 0'' S'
. vEGEriNE
rnErARKDsv
: H r. STEVENS, Basros, Mass
,,,tsEI1 yEsETISE Is SOLD BY ALL oRuoorrs
FOR THE LADIES.
SEWING MACHINES.
New White,
!. New Improved Davis
New ImprOved Wilson.
Domestic,
Howe.
: singer,
Home Shuttle,
Wheeler 4 Wilson.
n Remington,
: Secor,
Atkins orRiRiS raRsiTRiESsiKSs Il K rsr & SS,' %sn''
: mtsm a Ninth street northwest
: IHALLET. DAVIS 4 co.
THE MEDAL OF HONOR AND CERTIFICATE
n OF DISTINCTION awarded the HALLEr,
DAyIs q cos GRAND. UPRIGHT AND
SQUARE PIANos
II. l. sUMSEh. Agent
sii NINTH STREET NORTHwEsT.
: PIANOS EXCHANGED
: AND SOLD ON INsTALLMESrs