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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
SHORT BITS.

Postmaster Wilson left for Austin
yesterday, to be absent a few days.
The Eureka Consolidated has i'm.
ported two Babcock fire extinguishers.
Henry Zottman is erecting a new
foundry i'll the southern portion OF
town.
The firing of a shot in Chinatown
Sunday night led to the arrest of "Chi.
ma Charlie"
The assignees of d. b. Immel have a
notice OF interest to the public under
the head of"New To-day"
Some Of the piping for the new water
main arrived yesterday morning and
the rest is expected to day.
One of the X X cables parted yester-
day. 1t will not delay operations in
the mine.
The ~Irrepressible is credited with
making the trip to Tybo in a little over
nine LOurs. The best on record.
Daniel Ross, a Typo miner, was
badly bruised by a cave in the Typo
mine last week.
Old mar Walker has had blue glass
put in the folding doors between his
eating house and tie Corner Saloon
billiard room.
Superintendent Bliss is to run the
gas as well as the water works. What
he don't know about pipes and gauge
cocks and things is hardly worth
knowing.
p. Everts, Frank Wittenberg and
T. j. Bell were among the passengers
from Typo on Sunday. Mr.. Bell con
tinued his journey westward this
morning.
Charlie Garfield is still fiat OH his
back with a most excruciating type of
iDfismmatory rheumatism. He hopes
to be out in A few days, and we sin
cerely join him in the hope.
ID. c. Sherlock left on this mornings
train for Harbsn Springs, Napa conn
ty, California. He has had a sore
time of it of late with intlainmatory
rheumatism. We hope the trip will
have the effect to make him as good as
new.
Charley Broy lost another valuable
horse on Saturday night. This is the
sixth animal he has lost in as MANY
months. Mr. Broy held a post morton
on this last one aud asceriained that
death ensued from inflammation of the
lungs.
There came near being a fire Just
above the P~ostollice Saturday night.
some rubbish was kindled in the rear
of j.. G. Haruion's lodging house, but
fortunately WAS extinguished before
any damage had been done. MIR. II.
thinks it was undoubtedly an incen-
diary attempt to destroy that portion
OF the town.
The services on Sunday at the Pres
bvterian, Methodist aud Catholic
churches were interesting and the at
tendance fair in each instance. The
lecture of Rev. Mr.. Gray of the NJ. T..
Church, in the evening, drew a large
and a%ppreciaiive audience. The dis.
iinguished gentleman handled his
subject with marked ability.
Messrs. Burdick, Cooke and Grang-
er, Of New York, arrived by last
nights train. Tney are prominent
shareholders in the Hoosac Company
lately organized in the Eastern me.
tropolis, and come out to view their
property. We guarantee that they
will find it even better than Billy Wer-
muth represented it, for deception is
no part Of Billy's nature.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
SaIes(OnsummRted.

The long pending sale of the Con.
nelly mine to the British Mill an6
Mining Company was consummatec
yesterday by the formal tranfer of the
property from Mr.. Reilly to Mr., Pot,
ter, the authorized agent Of the com
pany. This sale vas made a year age
on certain conditions, but the money
was never paid until yesterday. Tht
consideration named in the papers wal
$50 900. 1t is a good mine and cheap
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Gone TO

Mrs. NJ. b. Bartlett and children de-
parted yesterday morning for Europe
intending to be absent something over
a year. They go, we believe, Il Ger
many where the parents of the lady
reside. The present programme j.
that Mr.. Bartlett will go to the great
French Exposition next year, and on
his return bring his family home. The
many friends OF the family in Eureka
will wish the voyagers "A safe trip, and
a pleasant visit among their friends in
the old country.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
LEE sINGLETON's VICTIM.
Information Wanted Of Ia Gre.
mated Murphy.

mated Murphy.
The following letter from the Pro-
bate Judge of La Fayette county, Wis.
%consin, was received at this office Sun
day morning:
OFFICE Of THE COUNTY JUDGE, LA
FAYETrE, COUNTY,
SHULLsBURG, Wis, May 10, IT..
EDITOR EUREKA SENTINEL-D4ar
Sir: The enclosed extract from your
paper was sent 10 Mrs. Ellen Murphy,
of this place, whose husband vent
West some thirteen years ago, aud she
has not heard from him for about
eleven years. If living, would be-
about forty years old; was about six
feet high: light hair and light blue
eyes; inclined to he stoop-shouldered.
Mrs. Murphy thought the man refer
red to might he her husband. Would
you he kind enough to send her what
Information you can obtain, or call at
tention of Mr.. Wallis, if there, to this
matter and have him give description
OF the man who was missed. By SO do.
ing you will relieve the anxiety of a
worthy woman and her two children.
You may address letter to Mrs. Ellen
fu ~ Puy oIuiISOQie, La IbNCttC CO.y
Wis, in my care. Yours truly,
r. J. Law.
Enclosed in the above letter was a
slip, evidently clipped from an East
ern paper, containing the confession of
Lee Singleton as published in the
SENTINEL some weeks ago. 1t will be
remembered that Singleton admitted
having cremated one John Murphy in
one of the Eureka Consolidated fur
naces in the early days of smelting in
this place. We have been to consider
able pains to obtain a description of
the missing Murphy, and we are sin
cerely glad to be able to relieve the
fearful anxiety of Mrs. Murphy. The
man who suddenly disappeared was
exactly the reverse OF the description
given by Mrs. Murphy of her hus
band. A great many of the old set
tiers here have a distinct recollection
of him. His complexion was I'M
usually dark and his age is generally
believed tn have been not more than
% or ~ at the outside. He was of me-
dunn height and as straight a. an ar
row. Some of those best acquaint-
ed with INN say ne had an inn
pediment in his speech which amount
ed almost to a siammer. They also
tell as that his front teeth projected
and stood wide apart. We are, there
fore, fully satisfied, and it affords us
great pleasure to so state, that Lee
Singleion's victim was not The hus
band of Mrs. Ellen Murphy, of Shulls-
burg, Wisconsin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
by the Typo stage Line.
Thanks to our Mill tnry.

The Gentle papers of Zion eloquent
iy thank Eureka's military hosts for
the eager disposition manifested on the
occasion Of the recent cruel hoax to
march against the polygamous crew OF
Utah on u honr., no,ica Correct Our
military heroes Away scent the battle
from aiar, and when things turn loose
they hasten TO get into the thickest OF
II. Thew will be- there when the shot
IS nred that is to be heard around the
world In the twin-relic business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
Wanted.

Information of the whereabouts OF
John Dryer, a native of the county OF
Cork, Ireland, aged about twenty.one
or twenty-five years. When last
heard of four or five years ago, he was
in Wa>hoe City. His fathers nam o is
William Dryer and his mothers
maiden name was Margaret Cronin.
Any Information, dead or alive, will
be thankfully received by his uncle
Robert Dwyer, Phoebe. Lincoln coun.
ty, Nevada.
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Ore for Sacramento.

Some of the return railroad teams
from Phoebe are loaded with Raymond
Ely smelling ore for Sacramento.
Inc ores of the Raymond & Ely, near
the surface were almost as base az u
Eureka ores and a great deal richer.
Inc frst attempt to utilize the Phoebe
ores was 10y the smelling process. and
lor This purpose a smelling furnace
was erected near the present site OF the
town OF Phoebe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
San Francisco District.

We had some mention from this dis
trict last week. Ex-Sheriff Andy Fife.
Of Lincoln, has lately been paying a
visit OF inspection to the same locality.
he says times are getting lively there;
hat lots in the town are held at $500,
and considerable jumping is going on
in consequence. Mr.. Godbe, of Salt
Lake City, is about erecting two smelt-
ing furnaces, and the present appear
ances indicate a lively camp this sum-
mel and fall.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
What's the yfNtter9

The Eureka SENTINEL has not ar
rived here for almost u week. What's
the matter, gentlemen ?-Sitvcr State.
We appreciate your distress. We
don't soc how anybody can get along
without the SENTINEL q whole week.
Due investigation has been made and
the trouble is not here; the Geliu.
quency is somew here to 10 west.
ward. Probably your paper is COB
bled up by some G. p. iiena.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
ESCAPE OF JAIL BIRDS.
Under sheriff Nelson Behind the
Bars.

At about 9 o'clock ..on Sunday night,
John Hamilton, alias "Two-two John.
NY" and w. b. Burton, confined in
the County Jail, awaiting the action of
the Grand Jury on a charge OF grand
larceny. in robbing Mr.. Curtis of q
watch, made good their escape. Under
Sheriff Nelson entered the corridor of
the Jail to lock up the prisoners for the
night. He proceeded cautiously and
examined the cells as lie went along.
The first he found occupied by the
proper prisoner, and he turned the key
on him. Going to the second, he
looked in and thought it vas vacant,
as it should be, but in this IL seems he
was mistaken. Burton and Hamilton,
il appears, were concealed therein in a
way to successfully elNde observation.
So it TRANSFERRED chat when Nh. Nelson
had turned the corner a little further
along they sprang from their hiding
place and, breaking for the front door,
turned the bolt on the officer almost
instantly and made off. "Two-two
Johnny" is said to have entered a
Main street saloon and secured a pistol
he had left with the b%arkeeper prior to
his arrest. He was recognized, but the
proprietor of the saloon thought he was
out on bail, and therefore said nothing.
Officer Mooney happened by the Jail a
few moments later and went to the re.
lief of the imprisoned officer. The
town was secured for the ~fugitives,
but without avail, and they are proba-
ply now out of reach. 1t is a good rid.
dance. They were bad scamps and
stood at least an ever show OF being
acquitted. In that case they would
have been turned loose on the COM
munity to renew their depredations.
As it is, they will not be likely 10 come
this way again. or curse they ought
to be in the penitentiary, but the effort
to get them there would cost the coun-
ty considerable money, with no Ger.
tainty of the success OF the undertake
ing. If we could not make sure of
getting them in the State Prison, we
may congratulate ourselves on getting
them out of town. Sheriff Sias has
offered a reward of 500 $50 each-fOr
the capture of the scoundrels.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29

This is the time of the year that stock
men come together to select aud brand
their cat,l,. Rodeos are announced for
this week in Huntington, Newark and
Ruby valleys aud on White River.
The vaqueros are always in their glory
when the rodso season arrives.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
The Marti,. white,

The official letter says the Paymas-
ter is yielding higher grade ore than
ever before. The new trustees of the
company are displaying skill and en-.
terprise Ia the management of their
valuable property; and in q short time
they will have its affairs In ine shape .
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29

Ihomas Hager, of Hamilton, had
one OF his legs broken last week. The
accident occurred during the progress
oI q game of ball, ono of the players
tripping him in a way that brought
stated.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
Orange Assessment sale.

AT the Orange Consolidated delin.
quent assessment sale IN San Francis
co last Thursday, about 5000 shares
We're sold for non payment of the as.
sessment. There are SO, 900 shares in
all in the company.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29

Early yesterday morning the Rich.
mond cable became detached from the
reel and went to the bottom of the
shaft. The shaft is 900 feet deep, and
the weight of that amount of wire cable
il very great. We are not informed as
10 whether it was damaged by descent.
A day or TWO we presume will suffice
to have 1t in place again.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
Lincoln District Court.

Judge Cole will hold court in Lin
uu'n county for Judge Eives before
Se.urning from his present trip in that
,ssection. Judge Rives Ia absent on
p''vate business to Utah.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
Deat,, of Dutch ynke.

Jake Aurstardt. otherwise Clutch
Jake died suddenly at the town Of
Leeds on the 18th inst. He was we'll
known In Eastern Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
Applying for Pardon.

J. b. Buckner and Hiram McComas,
sent to the State Prison from Hum
boidt county for stage robbery, are ap-
plying for pardon and restoration to
citizenship. McComas is the prisoner
who figured with detective Miller in
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
BRAINS vs.. CHEEK

EELLOW.CITIZENs, AND FELLOW
= countrymen! Herv's to you. your
friends and your friends friends.
Whereas: We. the undersigned, Of the
Great Pioneer, Square-dealing, Cheap. Gal-
eral Merchandise Store in Eastern Nevada
although not claiming to be the Leading
philantropists of the ago believing that tho
greatly needed desideratum of this section 10
u CHEAP ONE PRICE STORE conducted
on a strictly CASH BASIS. it is hereby for
mally resolved and agreed that We, as the
Representative Merchants Of our town, take
q new departure, earnestly desiring to fill
that void. We have been prompted to this
important step by several weighty rensons:-
Protection for the Cash buyer; dis
cOuraS emeDt OF the credit pur.
chaser, and complete abolition
OF the prevailing crcdit system.
Our Modus operandi
All goods marked plainly throughout the
store.
Every article shall have its price.
The price we ask is the price wo take.
Cur Motto-Eureka.
Our Watchword-Progress.
Oar Ambition Best Goods At Lowest
Prices.
Our Aim-To establish Permanent Trade
Our Terms-CASH and ONE PRICE!
BUYING MADE EASY
Down With Administering |
One Price! One Price! One Pricet
FOR EVERYBODYi
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals and Departures.

Arrivals and Departures.
~ TIE EuREKA AND pALIsADE RAILRoAD
Departures May "a.
D B Immel G NJ Parker
q McCann X Briggs
Mrs X Briggs FW Trout
Arrivals May 70.
Mrs T B Rhinsdollar Mrs Il West
and child Miss + Schuyler
Mrs Smith MrsO Hammond
J Dugan ID Murphy
One ltaiinn Mrs Horn
A b Goldstone n Harris
Departures Yesterday.
Frank Trobcly Robt Lovetts
Wilson Harper w Acker
Mrs III Il Bartlett and 4 Brown
two sons Miss Trobeiy
Z Young
Arrivals Last Night.
Robt Page Chas G'Rrien
N llasmncrz W ID Holder
Joe Blight n q Rhoades
Thos Brew Thus Henry
E. Granger 4 b Burdick
SECooke
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
PACIFIC COAST.

PACIFIC COAST.
sam FRANCISCO.
SARGENT AND PAGE AFTER
THE CHRONICLE"
THE PINNEY IN INVESTIGATION.
A NEW CHARGE PREFERRED by
CARR.
The Absquatulator in Limbo.
Death Of n We'll Known THURMAN.
MISCELLANEOUS BAY NOTES.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
srocK REPORT.

..u Francisco STOCK exchange.
SAN FRANcIsCo. May %.
Informal Board.-IO:i5 A. N.
Rest and Belcher-l3%
Chollar-
t;ouId X Curry
9an. ilvirginia-2Sb 2sxa
Overman-li1
california -2SH
Eelcher-3a
!. Neyada-2
HaIe and Norcross-2a
Grand Prize-5b
Mexican con
yellow Jacket-5b 5Ba
Justice-4iUc
Crown Point -450ca
Morning Doard.-lI A. NJ.
a., Opbir-l0 1917 l0A
%, o. tsould Il Curry-5h So 65gs5 Cos
iS6 bsst and Beleher-18A IA 13s Az lI3
~ lt19 Az 49, ii.3O
1870 California 29A 2a%2JA 30 29Hs5
,i 40 CON- Com. Virg nia-23 2oA 2Ss 2sH
lis Chollar-24 PA 2iA 23H 2IA
is Hale AZ Norcross-loo
rs Con. Virgi ia-.sh
% Crown toint- 3I3c 3S0c
400 Yellow jacket on o4
1O AIpha-SA 8 Ss
is BeIcher -36oc
Us Contidence-3A
IDS S. Nevada-22l0c
2725 Imperial Acc 4oc
700 Overman-llb ia ii llH
$50 Bullion-325c 330c
SO Eschequer- 2slc Csc 24Oc 245c
42j Utah-l2h Ia II l254
So Uyerman-li ll1s
100 Challenge-bVc
100 Woodvilie-1Oc
II Con. Na.-2oA
100 NJ. star 3
i65 Caledonia -l65c N0c
20 Union Cons
10 J%ulia-llOc
SIS Justice -I60c 450csl0 45oc l55c
1870 California so 23%
40, Ophir-l0& l0H 10 l0X
lO5 Mexican-6
so O cidental-J0c
$50 Gould \ Crrry-8
20 Best Il Belcher-liM
90 Con. Nir- inia-2S4 2SA bio
20 California 23ia
25 Best " Be!cher-JiH l41s i4H
80 Hale and Norcross-lsjc
Evening Board.-3 r. M
100 Alps-boc
100 Belmonf-3 5c
80 kldorado ~South-la
$50 5. Neyada-2ljc Zoe
20 Leopard l2Uc
go Modoc-30s
- UtHh-lla llt ia
SO New Coso = "a 300
ln Deirees-l
SO Grand Prize-5% 81 5As3o
IL 0 Empire. lcaho-lA
80 Ieeds-75c eUc
1915 Best i Belcher-l3 1917 1917 b5 1880
10 Yellow Jacket-54 512 5I
1870 Gold and Curry-5A 5ASS
40 pauther-l0c
10 Northern Bello-l5I
40 Opbir Va s5 va
us Hale x Norcross-le0c 1880
~ Choilar- 23t9 %
40 Con. Nirginia-H%
40 Best and Belcher-l3Hl3H
6o Exchequer- ~ 245c 2i0c
y Uyerman--l0A l0fs IL
SO California-2J 29s5
10 Mexican-5$
ais Justice 4i0c 4d0c
IS Crown Poirt-3Soc 3S4
10 Alpha-Sh Obs
10 Union Con. 2s0c
ls0 I on. Virginia-27X
% Savage -21bc
100 Caledonia l70c 1850
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-29
BUYING MADE EASY !

That this is a positive reform, experience
satisfied us. and we think that each and Ill
will see the advantages and appreciate our
efforts.
Thirty.fvs years. Business Experience a.
Manufacturers, Wholesalers and Retailers.
fully ~justiies US. in our Judgment. that we
can conscicntiously assert that We UNDER
stand your true interests as we'll as our own,
and that wo can guarantee q BETTER
QUALITY of GOODS at fully
TWENTY PER CENT. LESS MARGIN OF
PROFIT FOR CASH THAN BY FOL-
LOWING THE PRINCIPLES OF
CREDIT ESTABLISHMENTS.
We arc Manufacturers Agents. We have
our Resident Partner in San Francisco, our
Agent in New York, and Cur Broker in Chi
cago, always watching the market, buying
for CASH and giving us the benefit of all
fluctuations; therefore, our patrons may rest
assured they will have now the opportunity
Of saving to themselves innumerable jobbers'
commissions and expenses; in fact. we shall
use all consistent endeavors that honest fru-
gality, prudent economy, polite thrift and
judicious management shall prevail, and that
our customers shall have, as heretofore. full
and entire satisfaction.
You Know as We Know,
That we have over sold the best value for
the LOWEST MARKET PRICE;
That we have never misrepresented the
uualitv IF any article.
That our Bargains are not old auction
goods palmed off for new;
That our assistants are ever attentive and
polite:
That ours is the Oldest establishment in il
line in this State;
That you have always saved money by
trading with US;
That we return our sincere thanks for
past favors. and that ever it shall be our
~fervent endeavor in the future to merit your
confidence;
That. therefore. We fool assured we can
still unhssitatingly ask your continued ~
probation. not only for these but for other
manifest reasons which
You Know - We Know:
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
CLEARED.

Steamer cel,ic tgE. Clesde. Liverpool via Queens
Steamer City Of Richmond DID, Lssch Liverpool via
Queenstown ii Ohm q bale.
Steamer Haey tBr). Cross Liverpool-Dask Jevous.
s,eamer Greece tt, resrce loadon W na,s ,,...
Steamer California tBr), Campbeli Glasgow anderson
Bros c
steamer Acadia dr), Montgomery uinsgow-ifenderson
s,eamer Acapulco ciapp. AspinwsPacGc Mail steam
Ste amer city Of Vera Cruz. Van siec HaysnH-F Alex.
So amer Clyde. Trioon. Havan.-wm Ciyae 4 90.
steamer Morgan City. Read. New orieans-Boscrt 4
ssc sm-r Hudson. lager New orloansclark scanian
steamer City Of Macon, S'ckerson. s"vannah-"eo
stoamer city of Atlanta. woodhull. chnrlcs'on-J W
ssasncf ,;uf Stream. wiunctt. Wilmington Nc-wm
stesmer Isaac Bell Lawronce. Noriolk--old Dominion
stramss yauose Couch Norfolk city Point aud Rich
unrd Old DOMINION Steamship 20. - :,
steamer . knight, Chichester dcorgctown' Do--'
s,e@,nerJ W Jarrett. Foster. Bairimors-Mm Dslsoli
steamer Ann Elix, Warren. pLiiadcph ~ ames u aud
steamer ss..Sn rS.snd
Slip toek andy. Bom1as As 2 IA z "Son Co.
BARK Do Fin CAus). rremuda. Cork or Falmouth Tor
BARK iIrva Was), Gar Cork or Falmouth, Tor orders
Tsrk xrc.. isp, Lambio, ouseusown or Falmouth for
BARK Carl nssssad tSor,. Bier. AnswcrpFunch Edge
BARK Lc iria tItab. Canlcro. idsbonIscnham Boys-
Bark America Armstrong. Barbados--H Trowbndgo's
Bsrk Trait dUnion tBr), B.ou P1tau Prince-R Mur-
orchs ncvsrossz ssSpa @ T. aramdGA midget, z;
order. .Benh,m soyesen v.u,.. s,,.ou,.. .c.
Brg Sarah nllace tsr. Scott. Rio Jrnerc--scammcli
BrisJ 5 CBr, Balstonc. Bahia via Richmond Geo
eSs oecilo Fender ciudad BoltvarBJ wsnharr Co
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
fearful calamity viii take place aud no one be le 40

fearful calamity viii take place aud no one be len 90
tell tho story"
BLACK LIST.
The shantes along the line OF the Harlem DIVISION
OF the New Haven road said 10 be owned ny the
Poleuua and Neptune companies who manufacture
high explosives. They ship also by rail. and thosc
who ride tho frelgnted with these masked pat
iced by tbeLl The LaGlu 4 Rand powder company
in this city manufacture what rs called "rendrocN
POWDER aud snip largely; they OF conrre
Use wafer carriage where possible, uut
orders from distance must be hled, anu
person in the ollce, No. 26 Murray street. ioid me
writer he had Just made an arrangement vr snip-
mcnt over the New Jersey Central Railroad az
ordinary freight rates Tho location OF tho mills OF
the above COMPANY are at Sewburg anu Esopus ~
" Wayne " j. Cressona, spring Brook and Moosic
Pa Platteyiile Wis., and SchaghItcokc, y. \. Their
advertising books silci with cautions as 10 the
use OF the powder and the care In handling fuses.
The RAILROADS.
call at the general freight ohco or tue Now fosk
Central Railroad Tor Information IN regard 10 tue
above mattcr elected tho TACT communicated by ono
Of officials thnt the company was very cnreiu not
20 dangerous freight and certainly would NOT
do so wthout special contract ana IN tnat case IL
would be forwarded al such time and in
sucn n manner so 10 guard AS lar as
was humanity possible, against accidents IL
was conceded that tho proposition OF Mr. kcyhoius,
the president OF the Miners Powder Company was
cmincnty fair, and no doubt would be acted on. II
ccyed except upon the assurance that danger IN
handling ,s impossible The Pennsylvania Railroad,
New Jersey Central, Erie, Baltimore and ohio, and
the other great lines, IS believed, receive tho ex-
plosiycs as part OF their usual freight without ques-