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SALES.--FUTURE Days.
p A. DARNELLE, Auctioneer.
TRusTEt2s lssrssI;E sAIEE 9s y;Atttg.AsLE IMPhovED

'fR6rENiV IN GfifEBHIE, 3. q 70 ND
by virtue Of n deed OF trust dated September s. A.
u lsI?, and duly feoored n Llbrr No taI folio III
one OF uie land records tor the District OF Columbia
and at the request OF the party secured we will sell
st public suction Ia front Of the pre- nises, on
IHI HeDAl Sep0bIber u lse. M AID o clock u IN.
lot numbered TIVE seven, (g1) section seven a.
70 the Subdivision Of barry Farm, ~ ~ ode by Il q
Pomeroy, John X Elyans. AMI q, u. Howard, trus-
tees, Together with improvements dc
Terms Of sale tsI with Interest at the rate Of 10
per cent. per a'inum from March 8, ISIS. and es-
pens Of sale Ia cash. and the balance in one and two
years, for which the notes Of the purchaser bearing
Interest from day OF safe, and secured by u dee OF
trust on the property sod, will be taken. A dep0s
OF 80 Will be required nj the time OF sale and all
veynncinR at the eSpen-e OF the purrha ser. Tn .
trustees reserve the rRft TO rtci the property ut
the risk aud cost OF the default ng purchaser " the
terms Of sale are not compiled with within Sven
days after the day Of sale
SH5Kos&&. 525k Y &tN2tRS sNfitkSry rru"terA
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PROPOSALs.
PRoposALs FOR FEED. &C.

pRoposAL. FOR FEED. &C.
NAVY PAY OFrICr,
WAsHisaToS, IL. e., Aug q. lsts.
Sealed proposals, III duplicate, 10 be indrscd PRO
posl for Fe,d,' 6c wnl be received at this Office
until y M. The ?Hh day Of August is5s fr tile t.ow
dt-'fied artisb TO be delivered at the Navy. Yard
Washnginn, d. g., iree Of any expense, and subject
to tie usual inspection, viz:
BtkEAt or lARDS AND DOCkS
Qto's t.,.O It's best quality Timothy Hay loos /,
tpis i2p iis< Long Nye straw, In bundles.
210iO lbs. yellow Corn MeA'.
!Ol bushels Cs lbs per bush ~ prime OATS
~ bushels 90 lhs prr bushe) Efforts.
10 W. OF the bet quality aud to le delivered In
monlhy quantities ns reIu red during the hsc al year
ending June ", isTl
The right Is reserved to re any or all Of the Offers
fnol advantageous 10 the Government. lu-pOus bile
seClr ~ required on the bids for tie prompt aud
isithf delivery Of the ari1s g Blank fors fpr bids
10 he hNl NJ ths onice. W. W. WILLIAMS.
nMs-lt Pay Insnectnr Uni ed Sinics NAVY.
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Duncsnson Bros, Ninth aud i SIS
wash. H. Williams ID, cor. Tenth street
BOOEsELLFRS AND STATIONFRs
solomons 4 Chapman, I'll PennsyivAnia avenue
shillinFton, Pa avenue and -Four half street.
", Nm, h Baiian !yps rs seventh street.
W. IL. 4 U. II. Morrison. as Pennsylvania avenue.
h. NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row. Pa ave and Tenth St
BAkERA
Felix Deslosse- ,aOl2 II street.
CLOrHISd
+ S. Justh 6i9 d street
DESTISTS
Dr. e DeMontrcvilla. No. IL. /. northwest
DRuGG!STS
CoushIins Temple Drug rture. aud y nth sireeia
hntwisle, Pennsylvania avenue and Twelrh street.
EDUCATioSAl.
Edward G Townsend. IiIs Ninth street northwest
MnA Burr, las II street.
Ms Narrower, IiaS street.
Georfetown College. Georgetown. u. @
Psrf seminary, s& Flih street nortIwes
slssdi Mss Eys " NILS; NILS anse M vs,S lts s,rs,I
h,rcs, Academy, J. =. tnuteld, ifN street
Musical Conservatory, q, L. Buard ~ Ninth street
FINE ARTS
Markriter. GsJ + street northwest
HoTEtS
81 James Hotel, corner sixth and Peunsylvan ave
hgss House, corner Fifteenth and q slreeia
ArtToIolitAn, Tenns ave. aud sixth street
WoIinlFiSs; u and linssnIl aTs.ts
fremont House.
HAITERs.
L. IL stinemetz. I-T Pennsylvania sveuua
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance COM any. . High street.
Gsorxetown
MERCHANT TAILOFtA
EisemAn Broihers. corner seventh And StressA
A. saks & Co., seventh street.
u. Robinson Co., o0e Pennsylvania avenus
PIANOS
Sanders 4 staymsn Penna ave and Twelfth street
PHOTO oLlrHOGRAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo. .iiihogrIpheE No Ss Penn
sylvania avenue.
REAL FSrATR
r. II. Warner, sl6 y street northwest
John Sherman, 81. Cloud building.
Fitch 4 Fox. Frerdmans bank building, 1902 Fa ave
SEWING MACHINES
Mckenney 4 Co.. tg Ninth street
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pRorusAIs FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARrMl:Nru OF STATE.

WA~HISUIuS, u. G.. July y, ISIS.
Srurd proposals Nili he received 1T the peIarment
Of state uull u H. the iHh dly Of August I>7S a.
Furnish MS ~lnrIIn"nl with stationery iur Ie year
ending Juur.D lhin, In ucCI rdRncc with schedule of
articles which w lie supplied 10 Irr-On, aud hrms
proposing to bid therefor.
The riglt 10 reject ANY and all bids ur to ACCEPT any
portion Ui any bd, To unend the quantity gVUu Of
ANY HrIkle m the sClirdule l. reserved aud each bi
dvr N ~, iuiTud 10 furnish with his lid huud, With
two snrrlitT~ In tho Run ui two Thousand dollars As
sgnrnh,"" Of hillul performance ul The contract
which may be awarded 10 him. Il. g. MORGAN,
~ ~ Suprr nIrnri,,It
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Baltimore General Market.

Baltimore General Market
,... , BALriMoHs Aug 9, Is7s
Cotton firm and quiet. MidilIng, iits0li2
,Flonr steady and unchanged. Howard-street and
western superlne, sad .. do. extrn. o. 2tl q; do
mly, " Otlt 81 Ciiy Mills superhne 4, zoos 2s do
lily, $50
Wheat-Southern strong Western active, strong,
and higher southern red prime sigt O6 do. amber
N6ai "; No. Western winter red, spot, q OK; Au.
gilsf, UIlI September. o. yis.
steady. Southern white, &c; do. yellow, 526ISSc;
M~!ern mixed, spot, e,tc; August <c; Septem-
De-. NC; October, sleci steamer. sc
- Oats hrm and demand fair, southern, s26ts5c;
tylyania, $50 sc.
Rye quiet at 5nd Sac.
Hay uull and heavy. MARYLAND and PennsyI yanIa
prime siOdi2
- Provisions firm and unchanged. Pork, sII ~
Bulk meats-loose shoulder. 5i.d5itc: clear.rIb
sldes, taP,c; packed Ga &c. Bacon-Shouldcrs, excl
eieM'rlb sides, FsC. Hams, iaaiSc Lard, refined,
&c Butter sprce and firm choice Western, lIpI5c.
eGsac. ''.' ~'
S9fse strong aud higher. Rio cargoes, is9iTIc
Whisky dull ut a. vd
sugar quiet at slyMH'sc
=, Rscepts-flonr aio bbls; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn.
Shlpments-wheat, ii?.OOD bu corn, $50 bu.
rfelghs 10 Liverpool per steam unchanged. Cot
ton "a; Hour. p ID grain. I'd.
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DISTRICT 90 COiTuHIA,
OrFiCE 80 liEALTH UfEI"EH,

IUtTNIIA,
OfFiCE ~ HEALTH DfEITEH,
WA~HiS iSuIuN. Aug. -, ls,6
Sealed proposals will h. received this on = un-
I'll i n II iSDAl, Ilh instant. tur the colis7fiOn
aud removal Of all ghri age and refuse nDiIgl aud
vegetable matter from dSeiling hou.es TkrIs,
hotels and other places IN the ciIirS Of Washington
ana ,'eorpetOwn and their immediate aud more
lthsely populated suburbs In the District Of Culum
hin fOr The collection and removal OF all dead AMI
m'is from sa,d citi,- aud SuDur AID the trans
porlAion OF all night soil, garbage aad de ~. animals
beyond The limits OF tue District Df Columbia s pru-
yided by the Regulations OF the Health Department,
Tor The period OF HTf lions lUOk lug To
more permanent service will he eutpTtHlnpd-COIn-
menring September |. ISTs.
PrOLoS viii he indOr .e "PrDpU~ais for Culloc.
tiOn Transportation ami Removal o. Unh aud will
d. add reS-etl to the undersigned.
Form OF Proposal aud Information regarding the
Office.
ny order OF the Commissioners.
SMITH TOW SsHi!SD. NJ. d.,
hutd Health OiiCeT.
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lSROrOSAIs FOR CONSTRUCTING BRICK
l. SEwERS AND TILE PIPE SEW ERs IN THE
cry Of wAsli1SGroN, y. T.,


DISTRICT ~ G ,ItaHIA,
WAsHiSGTOS, DC, Aug. :, Issl,
by direction OF the BOARD Of Commissioners, Dis
uic Of Columbia sealed proposals will hr T,spivesl
ths once uniti 1c O'Clock M, ondny, August ~
ls for laying brick and tile pipe ewers In certain
streets aud avenues OF the city Of Washington, d. &.
blank Forms OF proposals aud specifications may he
obianed from this office, together with all neDpsu,ry
Inflammation. upon ap lcat!on therefor an bids upon
th,~c iornIs viii alone I've considered.
The right IL Reserved 10 reject any or all bids or
parts o biGs
by order OF the Engineer COMMISSIONER u. c.
u. l.. HONfE
au5tt Lieutenant Enlineers L. :, A
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DROPOSAI.S FOR FUEL.

REI IORM SCH,pL THE
DiSfstCT ~ tuIi uHiA, Aus. 4. ls7s.
Sealed prnpOsals, to he In lorSet Prop, sails for
Fuel viii b. rrCrived at the once OF the President
"f tue hoard OF Trustees untIi I. n on the 10th IN
.lnnl, for TWO HrNDKED AND Fifty Tons
klSI WHITE ASH FURNACE COAL aud FIFTY
liyereti nt the School.
The Coal 10 b. subject to inspection ut the expense
OF TIE party or parties to whom the contract may be
awarded.
The right Is reserved to reject any and al bids
A. J. FALLS.
President OF the Board OF Trustees.
NJ pet IA N
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BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING.
VIM. BALLANTYNE & SON
l2s seventh street northwest.
ENDOW THE CHILDREN,

SIX IIundie and Forty Acres Of Land aud II Pgtw.
Teal HuslnrA Education al "A COsi OF only tlT
fihy e tlons Of the best lana in the rapidygrNW ng
lAlC OI Texas and my Scholarships Uai o. UOd fo u
years course Of training IN Sprnccrnn lnsin,sN CUl
ltge, are offered 70 parents ior their children duiug
SIXTY days from Jll.N ~ lsIs, II not oWVr takeu
For partit ulArs call at Office VI ELlkHN G. FORD
Sole Agent RoOu - Le Droii building and bring
this advertisement iy.0-lm
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COMMERCIAL.

Georgetown Grain Market.
r GpoRarrows. Aug. a. is-s
The market for nll kinds OF grain Is quiet ana steady
Al nominal quotations.
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DRoP0sAlS FOR FUEL.
DErARrnEST 90 STATE,

DErARruEST 90 STATE.
s..,., ,Wnsh,SGTos, y. &! July 81, iTs
Fuel will u sccelyrd al tlIs neparrnen until III
on 'hs Ss "a; day S q august isr e farns ths De
TO be drllvsIen " such quantities and al such times
Information a. to kinds and quantities of coal aud
WOOD, and ss 10 the mode and manner OF delivery,
The ris,, to TsJ.c, any and al bids or to scept any
portion Of ANY bd \. rsseTvi, and enrh bidder is re
trs, In tlse sIm OF s2.cO as a gusramlre Tf GiIli
|" hn OF "S contract "'isn sE SoSHS SSt.d''
ang!T,l+.S,tD SUI erintend, Mt.
>korosAis FOR SITE FOR NAVAL oBsER'
NATN DEPAgTMENT. July H. Is7s
The undersigned hnvc been anpOutcda Comm .ssion
Ssrf c =. ss sc; wE # %Fe X. Pi PoHsd H SI K @ a. ITO
lnli,h state. Naval Otservatory SUCH site TO po.ess
"SSrSn @, ~ @ VI ,1 n G%Ts w o
Wa>hhytnn aud such other adyWIt!tS's rs may he
Ing esatCs ofhe Iot, expense OF Said site and The
removal OF the Observatory, 10 the next session Of
The second section q S,Ii act fsnis w. follows!
"snTl"S said tommiS'ton shnll invite sealed
dermed III for such ,y containing such provisions
~ ,G"y may may deem sI sTtsmi 70 lind sic .Wm.,s !"
shall hereafter he selected aud determined oI u. thu
opened Gy the fli con,mtsion rniGitIy, aud in the
p'rs"u" of l"rsDns lniereiEd who ma" choose TO nt
notlr'ioa parties IN erritC; aud no p!orosrl re
cr.Nt. an, such brnhi opening 'hnll he ",'h"d ~
In ucruriAuCe w,ill lh" ahnVr prIYs scaled pro
pGSis fof ,mh ste VIA I've r"cr r.'l uui noon u the
eth aN 81 August neat. ai which time they wilt hv
puhlh!y nncnri Hl TIE Navy department IN the ITrs.
eho nf s,lc UrrsoiIs uierr~tel ~ may clOuse To ut
tend and tins l. duU nuitr, Of said u,piiing.
Proposals must br mrorSrd Proposals for site Tor
Naval ut'4 rrHory and dirs'tu,l Ia the Commits
SION I" ns'-Ttan Cu,t Of removing the Naval OtSerV
tory. 'N,rs of TIA" secretary OF the Navy"
Shd proposals must give mnrtCs and bounds by
which the prop.ry S h'>cTibeI, sud he arcunpauied
Ml4a n.ai ofiht same, and CONFORM To conditions OF
lIic second stNiiuu ui tue ni above quoted.
THE qE'niiiy oI land required viii l~ MOI greater
than my 10 Acrfr NOT l,T,S than twenty 60 urrS,
and tue price must he staied per acre subject t" ne
rufhie survey,
IT parties Offering tract larger than twenty tsll
acres are willing t. give the option ~ taking H
ity not lees iHn that al the tiIu mudE
fled rlire, They wilt 81 state In their proposals.
HhiS f"rnIs hr Proposals may he Oinlned nj the
Navy brparimeni.
prnpo,aIN must h. ,isa-d by the owner or owners
OF the property.
DANIEL AMMEN,
lielr Admiral L. - n.
j. q, RAltNARD,
COunr and BreNrt M.IUr-(;-neraL
jyalMIw LEONARD WHITNEY.
V1EnIylSAIC FOR STATlp<ENN
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DIRECTORY,

DINESIORf.
The Principal Business Houses Of WASH
ington.
The foilo~isg 70 published for The bsSe6t Of TTar-
sli~g Sdiosmes, Strangers, and the pubic sr1,er-
dHy-it incIHdes all trades aud profcssio.s, aud
cannot fail 10 prors Of Interest 10 all uAO inisAd
hdnsdciiag L.isiness in H,ashiagtoa.
National Republican., 1878-08-09
FINANCE AND commerce.
FINANCIAL.

Now York Money Market
NEW YoRk, Aus. 8, ISIS.
Money easyat".
Eschanye--Ionv, is7,Ii short, isx.
Goh dun at iOOg.
Rates for carrylng.a .
eovERsnrsr RoSnA
kGo7ernment bonds generally Arm at the follow
National Republican., 1878-08-09

DROpOsAlS FOR THE COLLECTION AND RE-
MoyAhof GAhBAGE, THE ThANsroRrA:
AND TRANsrURfNrioS Or DEAD AM.
MAILS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-11

Crowds Of men swarmed the streets and
saloons last evening.
For a treat, attend the Children's Con.
cert, at the Episcopal church this evening.
A great deal Of building and repairing is
going on in all parts of the town.
Peaches are selling at three pounds for
so cents, and grapes at two bits per pound.
A wedding is soon to come off IN Ruby
Hill.
A number OF ladies were enjoying horse
back riding by moonlight last evening.
The heated term affords a harvest to the
ice cream saloons.
At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, in or
binary wooden houses, the thermometer
stood at 95 degrees.
Tho f. & p. r. n. paid off their en-
ployes along the line of the road yester-
day.
Dwelling houses for rent, are becoming
very scarce in Eureka, and we may say
that rents are high.
The steam and shower baths on Buel
street are well patronized during the very
warm weather we are now undergoing.
Sheriff Sias left for Carson this morning
with John Sanders and All. Chartz, SEN
fenced yesterday by Judge Cole.
The new style Of ladies' Summer hats
having been received in town during the
week, the attendance at the churches to-
day will be large.
A good, merchantable article of hard
wood, is now selling in this market for
So so and 50 per cord. In three months
more the same article will cost S12.
Willie, the little son of Mr.. Wethered,
was thrown from his horse yesterday on
South Main street, but fortunately escaped
without injury.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-11
Another Opium Den Conviction.

The District Attorney has lately con-
victed three Cinnamon, before the Justices
Court, under the law Of the last session of
the Legislature prohibiting the sale of
opium. Yesterday the last of these cases
was tried, and no more impressive sermon
in favor Of the law could be preached than
was presented by the evidence III that case.
Five young men, some OF them scarcely of
age, came into Court and swore, with but
a faint semblance of shame, to the fact Of
their being habitual opium smokers, One
of them indeed was, or seemed to be, proud
of his achievements in that line, and swore
that he had smoked for more than -four
years. He hardly appeared to be eighteen
years old. 1t did not require a case Of
this kind to convince those whose business
calls them in contact with all classes Of
our population, that this vice is ~fearfully
prevalent in our midst but to the un-
initiated the spectacle Of I've apparently
rrsr,.GtaDie young men openly acknowledge
ing their frequent indulgence in this, the
most destructive Of vices, was painfully
suggestive. We are happy to say the de-
PENDANT was convicted, and trust that it
may at least be the means of closing one of
the dens, and that our authorities may
continue to arrest all offenders against the
law.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-11
WARD ITEMS.
The Recar of a Week.

We collate from yesterdays Reflex d"
the following items of interest
d. c. McQuitty, of White Ri er, was in
town this week to consult DR.. Olsten in
regard TO a compound fracture of the | fit
arm, which he suffered some months ago.
After a careful surgical examination, the
Doctor ascertained that one of the bones
had never Joined, and he found it necessary
to reset the same and place the arm in a
compressed gypsum mould. TIL arm is
doing well, and the Doctor thinks that am
putation can be avoided.
1t is noised around that the following
named gentlemen will go before the County
Conventions in September for thu positions
mentioned in connection with their names;
James Liddle, Assessor l.. G. Clement,
Sheriff; ID. w. Perley, State Scnate !; Ed.
Raum, Sheriff J. B. Hand, ASSESSOR. and
Ben Smell for Assembly. DR.. William
Olsten is not classed doubtful, for he has
announced himself a candidate for Coro-
ner.
We have been shown a letter from Car
son, in which the suit now pending be-
tween the Ward Consolidated and the Mar
tin White was referred to. The writer
states that the recess of the Supreme Court
expires September LIST, and that a decision
need not be looked for until after that
date.
A letter has been received here stating
that the Silver Reef is fast becoming a sec
ond edition of Phoebe. and that there is a
STEADY influx from other sections, the town
at present being ovtrc DIVIDED.
Between ten and twelve men left Ward
yesterday for Roblnsoa District, under en-
gagement to go to work for the Selny Cop
per Smelling Company.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-11
IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE.
The Sentence Of Alfred Chartz.

Long before the hour appointed for
opening Court, the street was filled with
men anxious to hear the sentences, partic-
ularly that Of All. Chartz for the murder
Of Ed. Kicker. Chartz has lived in Eure-
ka a number of years, has been engaged in
business, and mixed prominently with the
people, and being generally known in the
community, the desire to know his fate
caused the rush Of his friends to the Court
house. On entering the Courtroom,
Chartz appeared nervous and vas very
pale, but upon taking his seat beside his
counsel, and attentively listening to the
sentences passed upon two others for minor
~offenses, he soon regained his composure,
and when called upon by the Judge to
stand up he rose to his feet, with his fing-
ers resting upon the table beside him, APP
pearing resigned, though his face was
flushed. The Judge asked him the usual
question, Whether he had any legal rea-
son to offer why sentence should not be
proIounced?" Chartz, after a few mo-
ments' hesitation, replied, Il nave none
whatever" Judge Cole, in a deeply-im-
pressive tone, then proceeded as follows.
"Alfred Chartz, you are indicted by the
bIdHQ jury fOT L1t CTlDlt Vi muTutT. IL
is unnecessary for me to go into the de-
tails, or recite the circumstance Of the
case. You were convicted by a jury of
twelve men of murder in the second de-
gree. So far as / know your character has
hitherto been good, but that, l fear, will
avail you nothing. You might have been
convicted Of murder in the first degree, and
met an ignominous death. The evidence
warranted such a verdict, but the jury was
merciful and convicted you of a lesser
crime The Court is not inspired by feel
ings of anger nor animosity. Tit judg-
ment may seem harsh and cruel, put the
law must be carried out, and it becomes
the duty Of the Court to sentence you to
confinement in the State Prison at Carson,
for the term of your natural life"
The prisoner passed this fearful or leal
unmoved, except a nervous twitching Of
his fingers as they rested on the table. His
sister, Mrs. Carlton, who was present, also
assumed a N air OF quiet resignation in the
hope Of strengthening her brother to meet
manfully his terrible fate. The only hope
now lies in an early pardon, and Chartz
expressed himself as determined to so act
as to deserve the kind offices of those in
whose charge he is to be placed. During
the afternoon many old friends called to
see him at the jail, and expressions of the
deepest sympathy were rendered. Sheriff
Sias departs with him for Carson this
morning.
A very sad aspect OF this case is that Mrs.
Chartz last night became a mother. The
father doomed to a felon's cell for life on
the very day Of the birth of his first-born!
This is indeed sad in the extreme, as
every person possessing a single charitable
impulse must feel and admit.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-11

PERSONALS.

Judge Cole goes to Hamilton this MORN
ing, to hold Court for a few days.
w. s. Evans came up from Palisade last
evening, bringing a prisoner with him.
+. W. Clutc arrived from Phoebe last
night.
Mrs. Judge Rives departs for San Fran
cisco tomorrow morning.
W: H. Shaw, Of the Jackson, departed
for the Bay yesterday morning.
John II. James and wife, of Phoebe,
reached Eureka last evening, on route for
San Francisco.
Jerry b. Moore, Of Ruby Valley, has
gone West, ON a political tour OF inspec-
ton.
Phil. Depangher. from Bullion District,
near Cortez, is in town on a visit to old
friends.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-11
The Learhing Process.

Captain Jennings, an old mining Super
intendent, who has been in Eureka for
some time examining the ores and mines,
arrived at the conclusion hat we have
large quantities Of ore which will pay to
work by the cheap process of teaching.
With this view the Captain placed himself
in correspondence with his friends in Utah,
sending them samples of the ores, and the
quantities to be obtained, and should they
be favorably impressed they will come to
Eureka and give the process a trial on a
large scale. The gentlemen spoken of are
extensively and successfully engaged in
the new process in Utah, working ores of a
much lower grade than those which are
considered useless in Eureka District.
We learn the Lennon mill has been Sc
cured, and the parties are expected within
a few days to make the tests. Should they
prove successful, it must give employment
to many more miners in the district, add
largely to our product, and without ques-
ton prove profitable to those undertake
ing it,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-11
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ST.. JAMES CHuRcH.-Seryices will be
held at st. James Church, at IL o'clock A.
NJ, and children's concert at 7:45 o'clock
z. NJ. Rev. G. b. Crawford, Rector.
Sunday school will be held in the church
at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
CATHOLIC CHURcH.-Rcv. Father Monte,
verde, pastor. Mass at IL o'clock A. NJ
Yespers at 7 o'clock p. M. Mass at RUBY
Hill at . o'clockA NJ.
THERE will be services to-day at the
Presbyterian Church, in the morning al
IL o'clock, and in the evening at 8:4s
o'clock, by +. +. Phelps.
TIE PRsspYrERAS SUNDAY ScuooL will
meet at IL o'clock N.
THERE will be preaching in the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church this morning at II
o'clock A. NJ. by Rev. r. w. Bosworth
and at a quarter before 8 o'clock p. n
by Rev. VIM. J. Penrose. Prayer meeting
on Thursday evening.
RuBy HILL M. =. Church. Preachine
at 1880 p. NJ. by Rev. Il. W. Bosworth
followed by the sacrament Of the Lord,
supper. Sabbath School at 2 P. NJ.
The Independent Order of B'nai Birth
q Jewish benevolent organization, meets
At Odd Fellows Hall every Sunday even
ing at ia o'clock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-11

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