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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-01
In Bankruptcy.

TN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
/ Court, for the District Of Nevada, in the
matter OF Levin n Simon. bankrupts:
Notice is hereby given That Isid0re Simon
# Eureka, in said District. n o.r OF said
firm Of l.. vim 4 Simon. heretofore adjudged
a bankrupt. according to law, has fled in
his Court n 4. tIil0n Tor a dis barge ro.i. all
his debts ard other claims provaole under
tho Re, ised statut es OF the United States,
Title LXI, Bankruptcy and thatTUESDAi.
the s h day OF January. 10 8. 10 o, lock A. M,
and the Courtroom If said Court. in Carson
place for hearing the same. when and where
any pcr on interested may appear and show
canse, if any they have, why the said petit
ton should not bs granted.
1. j. EDWARDS. CT rk.
Carson City, Decem her 81. BIZ. d,0-l0t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-01
Application for a Patent
TO THE
UNCLE SAM CONSOLIDATED
MINE.
NO. 800.
U, s. LAND OrrIcE.

EUREKA, Nov, November ID. 1877.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
whose postotfice address is Eur ka.. Nevada,
have this day filed their application ioss u
patent for fifteen hundred Ns0a9 linear ieot
Of tho Uncle sam Consolidated anne Or VEN.
bearing silver, 9TH surface, ground lo rect
in width, outside Of tho walls o. the lode, At
uate, lying and being in Eureka Mining Dir
trict county Of Eureka fnd > ase q Ns9ada.
and known md d~esignat i BY the held I9tes
and official plat ON file in tins once ~ lVs
Number IS0. ,aaL.
Tho exterior boundaries Of Lot No. $50 be-
ing as follows, to wiz:
Variation 49, dog. east.
Commencing at Il post markedA re. V.r.
survey No. 1870. whence the hsgF'ann ~ ~ Nm Z
town of Eureka bears N IA b. lt,ss'
feet; Ruby Hill No. bears n. 20 cAsg: I nun,
W, Is.l5l feet: and the ncle Sam sfHalt oen,s
N, 43 deg. w., $40 feet: thence. kranRsnk
Is course ~. ss deg. W, 100 feet. to psl se ~
to post No. Of said survey No o.. % ~ IN.
post marked No. 2 u. 3. Survsy&.rro 'naIss
thence, End course NJ, "A deg u min. kssa.y Ma
feet. to post marked No. 5. U. $. sufEss3 feet
100; thence, 3D. ccur5e -, ~ deg. r., H. IN
to post marked No. 4. y. 5. survey r. ~
This post stands on the western bound lode'
u survey No, 63. Hslena wortime4 feet ~
Thence, 4th coarse s., s deg. f.. 81 BIC 10 ske
post marked Mob, U. Survey No. 10. Gs:
,ssusa es ~ post cos Ne i 3 q IS "a, dss. 'Erse "a tFss. q
rass ~ - NJ ~ ana
posi- mhrae9 NO., y Q. suivcy N9. tlnce 9Th
posi- No: . Of said surrey No. %, tn9 nnrked
cYurse r. 90 deg. E.'x y '1es 70 hoss 8acc. It'll
No. =. = . survey NJ snu o post
No. |, the place Of beginning. contaEs
and 2S-l00 acres. AZ thc
This claim is bounded on the south =
Ham burg mine. @
The location of this mine IL duly recofa
ia the Recorders office Of Eureka Mi
District, on page lB4 In Book +, Of said
trict Mining Records. &
Any und all persons c~lai,nips adve&
any portion OF said [ nciY sam Cansoi
mine or said mining ground, as
before described, are required to iie
adverse claim With tse Register d
United States Land Office at Eureka.
State of Nevada, turing the sixtf
poriod o. publication, hereof. or they
barred by virtue II the provisionsA
statute. D II. lMMEL, Reg
Eureka, Nov. 10. In.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-01
PURE MILK !!

AM PREPARED TO FURNISH NO. |,
j pure. fresh Milk 20 families and others,
tn quantities. to suit. ami les wishing milk
freE. one COW. can DO supplied by leaving
word At my residence. On Spring street, be-
low Clark. Milk ALWAYS on hard, and de-
iivered to any part OF the city.
Eureka, Nov. 10. 1877. D2O0
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-01
District Court Summons.

n THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L SIKH ) udi inl District. in md for Fureka
onnly, tate Of Nevada. TIL Stat, of Nsvs-
ia SENDS erecting to George Dick and Hong
Lee wa a 2 >in, Yung Chung. George Dick
ana ung Wah, heretofore and now doing
business IN Eureka County. Nevada, under
the irm name o! Hong Lee Company: You
are hereby, required to appear 10 an action
commences against you, rs defendant, BY
Court Of the Sixth judicial District. in md
Tor the County O. Eureka, State of Nevada.
W the town OF Eureka. and answer the com
paint therein, which is on file with the Clerk
y; salu Court within ten days after the SER
sico oh you VI THIS summons exclusive of no
day o. s,,rvice), II served in said county, or
twenty days IL served out of said county but
within this district and in al other cases
iorty days, or Judgment by default will be
said complaint.
Inc said action is brought to recover judg-
nae n aan'net you, the said defendants, for the
sum OF sjl0, U. :. gold Gin, and interest
. o"Vrfebhn ~ IKE goid c.ln, from tho 18th dav
per cent; per month. and that n certain deed.
executed on the 1871 day of NAV. 1910. by
drores Dick and Hong Lee. and delivered 10
a I'd 70 sec,.re tho payment of said sum
INV interest, may be declared to be a mort
gage upon me premises therein described,
8 q mat sad premises may be sold by the
oher II OF Eurek n county for the satisfaction
=. piaihtin.s demand. and Tor such other and
turner re lef as this Court shall seem meet
ane proper, and as more fully appears by
herein. " nav
And you are hereby MT fed that if you
lail 70 appear and answer the said complaint
as above required, he aid ula milf will apply
70 said Court for to reli # demanded thor in.
s In testimony whereof, /. +. ii.
SEAL. Harmon, havo hereunto set nv
hand and pfixed the seal OF said
,S-~ Court thi. 7th day Of April, A. u.
+. II. HARMON. Clerk District Court
sixth udic;al district, Eureka Co Nev.
by L.. MotissLti, i,etuty Clerk.
Z. Z. HuBEARp, Atty for Plainrf.
oS0-lsw3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-23

moral, from her residence 40 Pacific st., Brook
Ign, al ha-past two r. ~, Saturday, March 20.
lnterment az hatii.uck, Long Island
RoCKwELL.-ln Brooklyn, Thursday morning,
March II, inEoDoRE DwIGHr, youngest child OF rem
ton and ReUecca J. Rockwell
Private inlerment on Friday, March o.
sARLEs---lnfant daughter OF Hickson and mary a.
Sares.
Funeral Sunday, 2atb, one p NJ.
SMALL-On Thursday, March 81, 1878. NJ twenty
minutes past TWO A. ~, OF pneumonia. DAVID FRANCIS
SMALL in his 24tn year.
Relatives ana friends arc respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the o.. his orotner-
inaw, George w. Kerr 2l2 East 46lh St., tins Satur
day, at naii-past nine A NJ. No flowers lnterment
TAKrAns-On Friday, Marcn o. of scarlet fever,
VICTOR ron Of Max and Oitiia rarpars. aged year.
mouths aud day.
Funeral to-day at two O'Clock, from 7ls Sd av
WEBsrKR-On Thursday, March q, ALIcE A., WHO
oil Joseph h Webster, IN the 79tn year OF her age
Relatives ana friends are invited 10 attend .ne a
neral, IN the Linden Avenue Methodist Episcopai
Church, Greenville N. j., on Sunday March ~ At
two O'clock
wILLIAMsox.-On Thursday, March 81, JOHN d.
WILLIAMSON, in the 64th year OF his age.
Relatives ana friends arc respectfully invited TO a.
tend the funeral from the Seventh street Methodist
Episcopal Churcn, ON sunday evening, March "a al
hali-past seven O'Clock. Remains taken to Green
wood on Monday, at eleven O'CLOCK. .
WiLMAKrm.-Iu Brooklyn, March %, CHARLES E.
WILLAMETTE, eldest son oil fredweIl Z. and Elizabeth
Wumarth, In MS lStn year. ..
Services at the residence OF his parents, No 70
Marsaret.a ST., Bushwick av. at seven O'Clock
this Saturday evening. The remains will be taken
10 Amity Vile, L. l., Tor interment, at nine O'CLOCK
Sunday morning
WooD-ln Brooklyn, March 81. SARAH ANN WOOD
In the 6lst year OF her age.
Funeral services at her late residence 2l2 Penn st.,
at eleven A. NJ, Saturday, ed inst ln.crmsnt at
Tarrytown. Trains leave F0rty-sec0nd street Depot
at2 + NJ.
YorxG-Thursday, 21st inst, KEzrA You've. In the
6Sh year OF her age.
Relatives and friends are invited attend tho tu
neral services, al the residence OF Mrs. NJ A. Young
149 West Broadway, at ten A. NJ, Sunday. oath inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-23
HIGHER WAGES WANTED.

The pInstcrcrs OF this city and Brooklyn have de.
cidcd 10 mako "A demand Tor an increase Of wages
and preparations ure being made to enforce
their demand the LIST OF next month
heretofore their wages, at an average, nave been
81 20 per day. which TO be increased 80 80 per
day. The furniture workers. cabinet makers, carvors
varnishers, polsners, &c, are moving to make an
organized effort Tor better rate vi wages
win Tho opening OF the spring trade,
mass meeting OF tho trade
ma been called, which Is TO Oh o-mOr-
row. The upboisterers are organizing To sid strike
OF the ostercrs in Chicago. Al recent meeting
IA committee was appointed TO call IA cting vi
the trade the subject. mass meeting
the trades union III support oil certain amend
mcDts introduced III the Legislature, to PROVIDE Tor
the e-tab lshcnt OF stale statistical LABOR bureau
IL 10 DO held at the Cooper Institute on Friday next
not on MONDAY, AS VAS Intended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-23
CORONEkS' CASES.

Coroner Flanagan held an Inquest yesterday in the
case OF Jamos Frnay, Of No. 239 West Forly-n
street, who was run and killed by tram OF
freight cars the 18th INST. on Tenth avenue, near
Twenty eighth street. rhe verdict rendered was that
deceased by his dc tn from accidental injuries
The Coroners' Office notlcd of the death OF
Constance Cement who died AT Bellevue Hospital
from the effects OF Paris green which lie took We'd
ncsday last John ZelInski, OF No. 403 East Finh
street, took a OF Paris green Thursday and died
at MS residence yesterday.
Deputy Coroner Dr. McWhinnic made a post-mo
ten, examination 10 case OF Emil Gall, who
mutcu suicide Thursday by shooting himself IN
the head
Bernard Gluckm man, thirty.nve years OF age, resid
ing al No. Bavard street. died yesterday morpIng
In the Synagogue, No. 20 East Broadway, whiie at
tending divine service
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-23
BAYARD TAYLOR'S HONORS.

Tho testimonial dinner offered 10 our new Minister
to Germany, Mr. Bayard Taylor, by some Of the most
eminent citizens OF the metropolis has been accepted
by tho former who Thursday, the 4th Of April,
AS The date when IT Will be mt convenient Tor hin
to the distncton The invitation 10 the poet
traveller signed by nearly Two hundred names, en-
Jracing all professions anu those prominent 10 art,
trade. politcs and letters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-23
RAPID TRANSIT IN BROOKLYN.

special com mittee OF sns Brooklyn Common Coun.
ell is engaged IN considering the proposition 10
nee. the terminus OF the Long Island branch OF tho
railroad IRON the I'M ersecion oil Atlantic and Flat
Jush avenues 10 tho south terry. IL Is understood
that majority Of the committee are IN favor OF q
sunken road 10 the ola Atlantic tunnel and thence
thruu an tho tunnel TO lis termination. Bridges will
be constructed over The road at the crossings. tho
committee will present thor report 10 the Board on
Nan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-23
VITAL STATISTICS.

During the past week there were $50 deaths 70.
ported ut the Office OF tho Brooklyn Heal,n Board OF
this number 70 were under nve years OF uee. The
Jour ohiet causes OF dea,h were pneumonia, oon-
sumption, scarlet fever and bronchitis. There were
l6e returns Of births and 1o7 marriage certificates
were died.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-23
THE THEATRE FIRE VICTIMS.

Bios wcro opened yesterday by tho Board oil CITY
Works OF Brooklyn TO erect fence around tho plot Of
ground wherein are inferred tho los charred remains
Of the yictims OF the brOoKlyU ibeatre hro. The
lowest bidder was Alderman David 81 ArnotL whose
bid was Tor s., 400.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

MANN-WILIAMsoN- tho residence OF the BRIDES
mother, 124 Carroll ST., Brooklyn, Wednesday, March
20, 1875 by Rev Justin ID. Fulton, j. HARRY MANN TO
HATTIE WILLIAMSON No cards.
MorE-STRoNG.-On Wednesday, March 20. at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents Wood Wild, Metu-
chen by tho Rev. Levi W. Norton, HENRY NOTE, Of
New York city, to ADA ELTON, daughter OF Thos. w.
Strong, Esq
London papers please copy.
Rev. Charles p. Corner, CHARLES Watkins TO EVA N
CROFT, both OF this city.
The New York herald., 1878-11-04
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
GERALD BRANCH OFFICE. Iess BROADWAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADYERTISEMENTs AND SALES OF PAPERS


AMusEMENTs-2D PAsr-5th and 9Th coils.
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PROPERTY oUT IF TnE CITY FOR SALE OR
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GAIRR AZ AIJCTION-2p PAGx-2D and Sd coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-l1rH PAoE-6th
col, and 18th PA0K-lst, I'd, Sd 9Th and 9th co.'s
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-l2rH PAGx-Sth and
Risb sc. .rs F.ssss % cd,
THE TRADEs-iazH PAes-sth COL
THE TURF-1sT PAGE-3d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-lsT PAcE-Ssh COL
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-2p PAGE-4th col
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LkT-
PAGE-5th col # III
WANTED TO PURCHASES PAcE-6th col.
WATCHES JEWELRY 4C-l2TH PAGE-Sth col
The New York herald., 1878-11-04
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.


HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
CECOND HAND CARRIAGES
- An immense stock now on hand
As FLAxDRAU Gss'S c6 5r'sss sss and s74 Brooms ST.
s e CHEAp PHI, HORSES FOR A SALE.AT Ms-. At THE HUDSON
$50 TO sloo-NEw AND SECOND HAND TOP AND
YOUopsn Wagons. Horses, Harness. &c 2o7 West
IMPORTANT TO HoUsEHOLDERs
j. c. JOHNSTON.
Broadway, 5sh and 2od 81.
having made extensive purchases
Carpets and Upholstery Goods
.a.he recon,
Large Auction Sales,
they enabled to oer their patrons and tho public
tho best bargains
In these goods since tho panic Of 1857
Carpet Department
piece: Ess:S IS z.ss
English .p YARD
2oo pssces oilcoths. a5c. pcr yard
Persian Turkish and Indian
Mats, Rugs and Carpets.
in extensive variety
and exceedingly low prices
The Upholstery Department.
aas r.ce,ved many beautiful patterns
In tho vsy Of raro Fabrics for
Purnishius and window Decorations
Antique Tapestries. Raw silks,
Bsocateles, Satins,
Cotsiinsa Pushes,
Damasks Billiard Cloths
Manila Cloths ror window eurtaisO
and
Porsierss oequrins no lintnca
Jusss, In various coorinss.
Panama Cloth go inches widsA
A, nov Shades, 81 IS per y.rd-
4 large and varied assortment
cso.onnes, Jacqu.rds. Bazaus
end other material for slip covers. :.
English sergos from ass, and upward.
Lace Curtains
tsom the cheapes. No.tinghan
Brussels and Antique Laee.
s ScsslH ss.n apfss f.ss 'EsI iss per- e! ys1s sr
m s.. s:s:s: S Essn. q II s. sora =
Loo dossn extra ans Napkins. 81 50 por dosen.
.. .Is1 rsss sass.si SOC
propersoa..siy low price,.
application thus .slips ous Of parties
rssidsnts OFT city.
j. G. JOHNSTON.
r ALTMAN Co, 10TH ST. AND erH Av
OFFER THIS DAY
5000 YARDS DRESS GOODS, aac. FER YARD
5000 YARDS DRESS GOODS sc. FER YARD.
1000 rsEscn SAsef bkEss bkEsH coobs FER YARD
r ALTMAN 4 Co. COR 10TH ST. AND 9Th Az
TUR LINED CIRCULARS, So, sss, s45 AND UPwART
SEAL SKIN sAcoUEs, sss, sos. 500 AND uPwARr
r ALTMAN 4 Co, 18TH ST. AND 9Th Av.
r ADTRs' AND GENTLEMENs PALL AND wINTEI
aER1so AND wooH5S h5SIrFf ESDERcIorHIsa AM
s55s :; sEs;$5y; ;5s;sSs it,
r ALTMAN Co. 18TH ST. AND 9Th Az.
The New York herald., 1878-11-04
RIO THE VOTERS
ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL D1srx1cr

We for A. S the nsms Of y,
partisan limitations III MoRToxis VII Known . s,::-
cal experience in mercantile matters previous TO hs honor
his fsmsy With the Underlying prns.:
s 81 :: ss = s
pasanse hs wa was born and rsissd The com
sSliiy and present this seniicmau smSodyns All
There has perhaps. been !uncsu.e In sh. history
business were moro urgcn. needed IN tho
through fearful ordeal and interest,":
sse9y the n N M mare than
pealng to the common sense Of every nsesen. whs
competency profession. Yoiissans 70 dssi viii .Ss
@ s @ % a a
Ne n'.' SsnEIf.sa WiTEixa LIspEr.
l. s. JAFFRAY
lanes 4; pgNIlAA
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VA 5IfNSis. HAISEs.
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~ BEEMMR BROS. 4 Co.
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sSsssSs sf$sEss sssS$ss co.
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DRKYFus, KoBN Co.
af LiEBEk
GRO. w. SUTTON.
WARREN SHERWOOD.
LOUIS AARONS,
W IT. HURLBURf,
WEED 4 BROTHER,
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MnirTssSsk, 8 1ssesk rxxr. rosr co.
Sxssfes SAWYER co.
ISAAC H. BAILEY,
2 3 FAYERwKArnEA
GEORGE PALEN.
j IL HUMPHREY.
scHuLrz, souTirwIcK CA.
HENRY WEREERs
HANS REEFS soNs.
Il faaww J, 1ThIGin 1WiEGisn.
XsI9S MM sHEEw6op Co.
IIOYT BROTHERS.
sraots a AZ 2 psws5s RISs5EsoA
sTubSEpi. sThySEPpi cssy sHsaES 4 SoSson Z o..
4 4 SMITH BRorHRhA
CIIAs II. IsHAM.
FRANCIS FIORA,
sSiEyTEk ssSSHEEyTTTEEkk sRnTHEns' sINnnS'
" r rREADwELL.
The New York herald., 1878-11-04

CIx SEAT RoCKAwAYs, COUPE RocKAwAys,
ktCoupee, Iandaulcts, at popular prices.
GRAY, NoAkEs CO., Broadway and soth sk
The New York herald., 1878-11-04

PERSONAL.
TAUTiON-fF THE RASCAILY CONSPIRACY TO
Oprevent from obtaining holding employment con-
tnnes It will be summary dealt with. Ed.
+ HAVE WAITED PATIENTLY; SAY WEDNESDAY,
lsame place and hour as last time. CLARA CLARA.
IF ZACHARIAH CLEMENTsON WILL CALI. ON HIS
lmother SO Irving place. OF 18th st. New YORK
city, he will hear Of something o his advantage through
the death Of his father Henry Clemontson OF Demornrn
Any giving information OF the whereabouts OF the
above gentleman will receive $50
IF LADY IN RED HAT, GUIPURE LACE AND PEARL
lopcra glass who third of parqnct Fifth Avenue
Saturday night would dcgn 10 make acquaintance
Of the gentleman in box whose attention she atracted
pray address A. b. r.. box 100 Herald Uptown ofaccs
AER. WARNER, FORMERLY BOOKKEEPER TO A
Iu Weber piano MANUFACTURER, New York would onIge
by sending his address TO G. WElLAND 40 west
10Th st., New York. Very important.
MRS. CHARLOTTE CLARK, NEE MOON. OF MEM
N phs would 0hligc friend by sending her present sd
dress to j. II. COOPER, $40 9th av., Now York.
AEINSTRELS, SATURDAY EvENING.-WLLL LADY
Ilin dark dress and hat. gray Gloves in centre seat
the 'front.' grant interview with gentleman In box
Address FIRANCISCO. Herald Uptown oficc
MO ANSWER RECEIVED; WILL. BIZ AT RENDEz-
In yous Z 80 and wait half hour DEML
INILL EDWIN BRAY PLEASE SEND HIS ADDRESS
w or call At his last wintcrs employersf
The New York herald., 1878-11-04

" LOT AND rs PROPERLY INDoRsED
The New York herald., 1878-11-04

POLITICAL PRINTING A SPECIALLY
DRINTERs SUPPLIED WITH PATENT READY CUT
il Election Stickcr Bankslby BERLIN JONES, Envel-
ope Company, 1874 and 136 William st., New York.
DILEs l-DR. CHANDELIERS PILON SURE CURE
for Piles gives instant relief; Is harmess 10
failing; all Broadway druggists so per package
4. CHANDLER, Proprietor.
n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CURE GUARAN.
\l.teed. EUROPEAN RHEUMATIC SOCIETY has
moved from 2O7 to 40 West 34th.
The New York herald., 1878-11-04

q CHEAP HORSES FOR SALE-AT THE HUDSON
ORver Railroad Stables at 41o West 3Oth ST.
Geo TO Sl0o-NEw AND SECOND HAND TOP AND
QOOopen Wagons. Horses. Harness. &c 2o7 West
The New York herald., 1878-11-04

dss5 REWARD.-fOST IN 55Tii ST. BETWEEN SRI
0and 9Th avs long black Onyx Breastpn, with pearls
through the Finder please return to ~ East 2Sd ST.
d. Z REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR RETURN TO $40
Dsh of small black and tan Bitch with rod collar
,osf Saturday afternoon.
mHE REwARD-NO QUESTIONS ASKED, FOR RE-
ID Ccovcry gold Watch Jules Jurgense niaker)
No 1904; Henry IT, Edgerton, Ensguctts Artnona,
engraved keyhoe stolen November BY delivering
lame HYMAN a54 Bowery above reward will bc paid.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-13
The Lsc,ure Postponed.

We find the following card in
last evenings Bulletin, which ex-
plains the postponement of Col.
Ayers's lecture:
EDITOR BULLETIN: Allow me,
through your columns, to say that
in Difference to the wishes of Rev.
Albert Williams and his friends,
have agreed to postpone the deliv-
cry Of my lecture on "Pi-
oneer Times" The fact that
both lectures, on congener
subjects, Were announced for
the same evening, and both
under the auspices of the Pioneer
Society--mine impliedly, and that
of Rev. Mr.. Williams directly
created an embarrassment which
removed by giving way to the dis
tinguished and venerable divine.
I propose now to deliver my lecture
at the Mercantile Library Hall,
commencing at O'Clock next
Thursday evening, June 18th, it
having been ascertained that the
seating capacity of the Pioneer
meeting room is not sufficient to ac-
commodate all who have expressed
desire to attend. 1t is a free
lecture, and on topic which should
interest all. 1 would feel particu-
larly complimented by the pres.
ence of ladies in generous numbers.
JAMES ]. AYERS.
San Francisco, June IL, 1878,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-13
A Remarkable Senator.

Says a Washington correspond.
ent: AS he finished, one of the
largest Senators in Congress, with
huge, bald head, fringed with
long, straight, black hair, and a
decidedly Pickwickian appearance,
stood at his back, behind the outer
row of seats. This was Senator Nc
Creery, of Kentucky, the author
OF the Repeal Bill. He never talks.
even to Senators, except when he
Is compelled to, and all throughout
days, weeks and months he lolIs in
his seat the embodiment of inertia.
When he wakes up from his torpid
state, and says anything, silence
drops upon the Senate and every
body listens. So it was to-day. He
stood near the door leading into
the cloak-foom, just where he hap
pened to be pacing up and down,
with his hands behind his back,
when Dawes finished, and did what
no other Senator was ever known
to do-address the Senate not only
out of his seat, but in the end
furthest away from the seats and
everybody. This peculiar freak at
tracted general attention and put q
smile upon every Senator's coun-
tenance. McCreery's speech was
not long, but it surpassed anything
that has been delivered in the dis-
cusSlOn.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-13
COURT REPORTS.

District Cours.............sEFu j.
WEDNESDAY, June 18th.
Hinds vs. Gage ct al-Demurrer
submitted.
Application of employees and
servants of Roth Brothers for q
proper distribution of funds in the
hands of the Sheriff Granted and
decree ordered.
Massallo VS. Amillo-Set for trial
June goth at A. NJ.
FAwCETT, Judge.
Hancock VS. Lopez Judgment
for plaintiff as against all defend
ants for possession of the premises
and damages.
Sepulveda VS. Johnson Judg-
ment for plaintiff for $l744 67 and
costs in gold coin; twenty days
stay of execution granted.
Downey VS. Hellman-Casec closed ;
briefs to be filed tomorrow.
Del Vale VS. Abila- Findings
and judgment filed.
Spence vs. Tungate Judgment
for plaintiff according to stipula-
tions on file.
Downey VS. Hellman, ct al-Con-
tinued till 3 O'Clock tomorrow.