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Mrs. Celia Gordon, OF No 20s East Sixty.third
street, who was arrested by Uniccr fulmcr, Of the
Twenty oghth precinct. on Tuesday night but subss-
quessiy allowed 70 60 homo alter few hours NEAR
ccrstion on certificate of iBbcalth, vas before
Judge Duny yesterday. Mrs. Stokes. oil No 1860
Tnird avenue. At whose instance Mra Gordon was
arrested, was also present with her htle boy, John
stokcs aged Ten years, who. u was charged.
had been struck ny Nrs Gordon with q
psL Mrs. Gordon explained the entire
circumstances, ~ reported IN yesterday's issue,
aud Judge Duuy seemed convinced that u
accidental and tho bov moro or icss To blame. Hs
was about to discharge Mrs. Gordon, but Mrs. Stokcs
fearful lest tho boys wound might
moro serious than ~ al present appeared, and sps
asked that Mrs. Gordon be hoid tor examination.
Tue Juage postponed the further hearing
aud allowed Mrs Gordon 10 10 ON her parole 70 ap.
peaf when Cacu for.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON, May 20, 1878.
Immediately after the reading Of tho Journal Mr.
wooD, tdem) OF N. ", called up tho Senate aoJourn
ment resolution and moved 10 postpone It's furtbor
consideration until Saturday, Juno s, and tho yeas
and nays wero ordered thereon.
There being number OF vacant seats on the demo-
cratic side Mr. Reagan. OF Texas, asked u IL we're In
order TO have q call OF the House, TO which tho
speaker replied that ne thought there was quorum
present.
Mr. wooD-For the purpose Of asccrtaining whether
thcre Is a quorum present / move that tho House
adjourn.
Mr. HALE, rcp.) OF Mr.-Does the gentleman wan,
to nibusisr on hts own motonf
Mr.. woop-No, sir; bu, want . fair, square vote
on the proposition.
Tho yeas ana nays being taken on tho motion 10
adjourn, u was defeated.
Tho vote was then taken on the motion 10 postpopo
tho consideration OF the resolution for the nnai ad
tournament until June 8, ana u was deieated-yeas
ia, nays ls2. This was party vote, with the ex.
csption Of Messrs Aiken, Bell. Band, Bouck Duck-
ncr, Cutler, Fuller, Hardenb bergh Landers, Morgan.
Morse, Prdemvrc, Rea and WINS Of Now ork who
voted with tho republicans, and the three Kansas
members Messrs. Haskell, Philips and Ryan, VINO
voted with tho democrats.
Mr.. KELLEY, ircp) Of Pa. stated that nc was paired
voted IN tho affirmative.
Mr. wooo then moved TO lay the senate resolution
The question being takon on tho motion TO lay tho
Senate resolution on the table, 10 was rejected-yeas
l25, nays 13l.
Ths vote was the same as the preceding ono. with
the exception that hessrs. Bucxner and Bland this
time voted with their political associates.
Mr. 1ooDk, tdcm.) of Va, moved amend tho reso-
luton 50 .s 10 nx the day tor nnai adjournment on
the Goth June.
Mr HAZE. (rep) OF Me-, made tho point OF order
that no amendment was IN order, rs tho previous
question was stiii operating.
Ihc SrkAkER-Inis proposition came up as qucs-
a q n IA ant I'm Mac vns
(Nr. Wood moved 10 postpone IT'S consideraton until
June0 The question was then asked OF the Char
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DECORATION DAY.
Official Programme Issued by
the Grand Army.
HE PROCE S SION.
Regular Orders Governing The Line Of
March and Movements.

The celebration Of to-day BIDS fair excel hing
OF similar nature ever witnessed In this city. The
military pageant VIII be especially gorgeous, and the
preparations by the Committee OF tho Grand ARMY OF
the Republic have been on a scale Of unusual magni-
tude. The following is the Official programme Tor The
day as issuoa by this committee
W T. sherman. Gsasrsi i. :. a.. and Stan.
~ & the
Admiral ). D. rrenrhard ana other officers. u. n.
A'''' 's''"' '''a a. T. H. and G Stan
Veterans and various other civic aud military
.isns all escorted ~ the firss division. No .sNY, the
n.s Esssnss Lasia, nss.sGn Gs,srn"r Of Ys. Work
Council Of lie city Of New York.
PROCESSION
Tho order OF the procession viii bc as iollows:-
ESCORT FIRST DIVISION No .s.Sr..
Major General Alexander shSer. mmanding.
Assistant Aeu'"p; sne.A "sa h,e Of s'an Colonel
!, Division in,pse,e!, colene CAD Jussen.
Dss aass aSvoss cons snsScu
dS, R." si Al,., sS'sss. cs."s 90 "sf E. sss. s.S%
Division Ride rrae,iee, Lsutenant Colonel E.
Ordnance oncer Lisatsasai colons, G. A. Post
Frank wss wr.ss
Aidss-scamp M"io; Jonn I.lin aud Captain William
s:ss.: Fs:s 5.s.; ss
Brlgnder General John a. va,ian; commanding.
sixty ninth regiment. coionei James cavanash, command
Eighth regiment. Colonel Georre d. Scott. comm anding
Battery Is, CAPTAIN john ken, comina andins.
First Brig1de
Breadier General William a. Ward. commanding
regiment, Colonel Josiah Porter,
Ing.
Fifth regiment Colonel Charles s. Spencer commanding
Twelfth regiment. Coiouel s. V. Il. Cruger comm andng
Battery X, Captain Augustus Hoelzte, commanding.
S~cond Brigude
Brigadler General Frederick viimar commanding.
Seventy regm mt Colonel Richard yose commxnd-
ing.
Eleventh regiment, Colonel Frederick Unbckant, com.
mnndiny.
Ninth regiment Lieutenant Colonel NJ p. L. Montgom
commanding
Third Cavalry. Colonel John II. Budks, comm anding
Grand acknowledgements Henry A. Barnum.
GENERAL staf-Comraaes James H. Bailey Adjutant
ernl; Joseph Forbes, Assistant Adutant General; j.
Barclay FAssit Ordn ance officer; j. @. j. Langbien.
judge Advocate; Louis schgst QnArtem General;
j. Gray Boyd, Engineer officer r. l.. de Qurnlto, In
spector tienerai b. Willis. Paymaster Tenerai Max
sary Gene,al, and Row . b. Willis Chaplain.
Asssta rAdes w. NJ DHllmsn Levi
we'll, 4. Linton. W. H. Stincr NJ. Meyer j. W. Brown.
ing, Joseph h. Meredith. T. H. Green and j. NJ. Dubois
-, rAdes T.. NJ Mddcbrook Dennis Sui
lvan. Jacob Miller. Il. H. schnuman, william AcEntee.
J. a joel, George II. Cooper, u A. Dick and NJ Z.
smith. Jr. :.
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THE WABASH RAILWAY COMPANY.

In the suit Of Tyson VI. rnc Wabash Railway Com.
pauy yesterday before Commissioner Osborne, James
A. Roosevelt, president OF tne company; J. ". Ellis,
dircctor and Mr. senoy, president OF tho Metropol-
itan National Bank, were examined. Mr.. Roosevelt
testified thnt tho surplus announced IN
March, 1878, amounting to $l6s. .0y0, represented
wuat would have been surplus, suppos,ng that the
fundipg scheme had been finished anu that there
other expenses paid; Mr.. Ellis testified that
the old company wa sold tor 600 900 IN capital
stock OF the new cotnpany. the bank ndcbtedn
be assumed by the latter. tho stock sod,
cents tue dollar was the sum ~ sold
back for. Mr. Scney's testimony was TO the effect
that ths Metropolitan National HANK had acted as
agents of the company, and that tue money deposited
May 10 pay the interest on the socoud mortgage
bonds deposited TO tho credit OF tho company.
Tho money - the railway company wss always kept
At toledo.
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THE PRESIDENT AT GETTYSBURG.
GRrrrsnupc pa Nav % II


The Presidential party, consisting OF President
Hayes, Secretary Mccrary and Attorney General
Dcvens General Butler the orator OF day, and twenty
other members OF Congress, arrived here as
twonty minutes 20 O'Clock this evening to at
tend the ceremonies OF Decoration Day The President
and Attorney General Devens are che guests OF Ed
ward Mcpherson, At whose residence reception was
gwen tonight After tho ption President Hayes
Secretary McCrary and General Butler seenadcd
In turn. Tho town 10 nlied with strangers, aud all
hotels arc crowded.
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United States Navy oisesrs sn SsrouehssI.
cs%ss' cspsai% 7. T. : = t,Ii.Saosa. iiiss%:ra
Captain y b Luce
GIisf Enaiass@ EIDs B. s. a.e"%S. S"'''
Chief Engineer .. 3; q. Wharton.
surgeon Somerset Robinson.
A.,i..ss a1s sa1s.ss sa'sSl% tss.si n a.hs1Ss. ss
comrsde ). c. Robinson. commanaorin Chief GAR.
comr.de Constantine siisess Senior vice Dep.r.m.n.
,syd aa; prss: fss.isss 81 ss' os.
General q r. C.,.e Orator Cypress Hills
S.n Gross riss,ss Chairman oSs iyp.sn %
G. W R ci;"a. K1. rs;: S.aS s's ss,: S:i.s
Conrsds amcs Tanner. Past Department Comm ander.
Governor. ',rsI tsI.na n,Tis.ss s."s. U. :. 4.
Colsn-i Ch-ric, ircehel. MarshsL
S.s. Battery ana Ma Marine. from r.:
co%%snde mar f. T. s White C"%%sadns ss'naa'
Light Battery sy sa.iy Ssns." rs S''' Major
Mesie.n War Veterans. Colonel wII.m Linn rIds.ii.
il''1fs. Band ~ 50,
b"os awsss. vs.s,.J zsas,s. i.sss, ..sss,sS ss,.
Aides.de Csmp-Comrshe William .. rooio and Captain
Veteran zousve. Of hrses,h. n D. General j. Madison
w4.Anson con,Dsa Gsa ssssna battalion Lieu
=, :. tenant Finley eoci Comm sndns =. =.
Italian. del T"a.r rs"a Ber..ro o..ra. Co.
iomso. Captain Gio,snni cav.gaare. Commanding
Battalion aes Gsrae. la fsyei,~. Captains weni ana
Veterans OF the VA q lsa n oeaoral Henry
Washington ass cs"s"sa,si si'%s'HS ass%. ps:. s..aon
'''' Sous Ssis.". 4 !: Gordon. Fis,dS",.
Abraham Lincoln ro., D'S" ~" is'ps ,s y Conrad, yo,on
'',"'' fsrss. Commanding. r. S'"'''' '0'ep'
Disabled Comrades In bsrcaehcs,
rm1p DIVISION
comrado II. r. Monsromery Marshal
Comrades = u pasi. aud w. M.rtines
Commanding
Shay Assistant Chief Of Department. csnmaaa,nr'
fta Bni,i,,.
vasins 1o%s..y 81 s. ! fsss@.a rssasi. M.esdy
Essins company ~ rs r9rs%sn John B,,.nan
.gine COMPANY No ~. forema. Hamilton y. rcrley.
Hook aud Ladder Company No. o. Foreman Francis
s.eesa %a"ssS S'a,;,,o>
k"ss. cs"ssa Ss S w.% ss"
hn.,ns uemn,ny 80; sa forsmas Jsseph l'c'n,sa
Nation
Battalion Veteran ousrd-,oionoi James b. Lee. Com.
ko,s, Pos, q 10 :. ks.er. Leader.
Aides e-camp-comra radcs chares kiegor and Henry
KoI,es Post, No ~ o a. 4 ceu,r.ae Herman W Thum.
smh n ). vol ve,ersS a..oei.,on ,oatls.ld Guard.
csS ss:s ssss:% s'':" H::"si.S% S::%si.;'S%
Veteran Singing society.
DIVISION.
Hand.
Comradc Joseph Hatfield. MsrshsL
Aidcsdc Camp -comrade. : w. Johnson and Nor.
Thomas
DHhlrrcn Post No. 11a ". A. r. Comrade " ". Vincent.
Commanding.
Veteran Corps 41th Re gncnt ". Volunteers Joseph w.
Parker. President.
Hawkins Iouavrs sergeant John Best, Comm anding.
Drum Corp.
Veteran Association s2d Regiment, Captain James X
Casey Commanding.
W. d. Kennedy Post No ~ %. A. a., cotnrade Thomas
Abbott. Commanding.
stxrn DIVISION s~sN
Band,
Ccmrade Gustave schneider, Marshal
Aides de Comrades and Char,es r.
Flynn
Bsrbars frcho Post No. II, GAR. Greonpoiut, n. "
Young commanding.
bfum Corps
Cameron Post. NO 10. ia a.. Cofnrsd- John Nurcnt.
commanding
Veteran Corps Sixty nin,h Regiment Colonel ohn
s0nmAndrg
Anderson rost, No ~. G.AK Comrsdc 8. Gray Boyd
commanding
Baltimore Battalion American District Telegraph Com
pany. commnn nding.
New York Battalion American Distrcs Telegraph Com
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pleased tna tney were pus on 4. ana mean 10 30 on
their guard 20 have special responsibilities cast
apon them individually. The assignment OF members
to sub-com mittces will prove matter Of some DIM
Guilty, several members privately say that they will
not 90 on sub-ccmmitteea They viii not be made
scapcgoais for a failure to get evidence and will in
and Florida that all shall be equally responsible
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IN JERSEY CITY.

In jersey City Decoration Day will be- observeo
generally - holiday. All the public onices and
courts will b. closed and Gags half mast will be
displayed from all the pubic buildings Tho different
posts OF tho Grand Army OF tho Republic win
assemble at their respective hesdquartors bs.
tween eight and A. b.. and proceed
thence 10 tho cemeteries 10 which they
have been respectively assigned. The cemsssries to
be visitod will be the Jersey City. 81 Posers, West
side, New York Bay, Bergen, Speero. Hoboken and
Weehaw ken. Returning the Posts viii assemble as
Bergen square, Jersov city Heights where address
Will be delivered BY wiiiiam McAdoo ESq. rho Posts
viii proceed thence 10 tue Now York Bay Cemetery.
whore an Grafton viii bo delivered - three N. BY
X. +. Mcdonald. In the evening, memorial services
viii bs held at the Tabcrnacle Henderson street. Jer
soy City. st which Hon. b. W. Throckmorton and
others viii deliver addresses
In Hoboken. bcsides the parade OF the Grand Army
Posts thero Will DO review OF tho Sunday schools By
Mayor Bcsson ana othor city officials.
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ssrns1n p,v'ros.
,,. comrsds william rhele'. Marshal.
Sss X ds AaS% csasls
PIN K.arnv Pos, SSd's M esITs"ans: an xor-.,
Sumner Post. No. "a GAR, Cemraae James ~. Saith.
uGnrn DIVISION
BALd
,,a..,. oomrads i-an,. sehl1.ap IT, Marshal.
Anderson zeaave. Captain Geo H. Moe..r com m ,nalas
Eiaer Post. No. ~, GAR. conrada Jacob wcsins.
o,. g. innna,ng e., !,
DANISH Veteran Association g. = IApdh.rper Yr nt.
f~rragut Posi-. No 75. ,.AH; conrads X. II. Greene.
ximbaii Post No. 100. GI.K Con,rads X Percy COM
ellsworth Post. No a. G%T' %sIs"s Gonr.ds G. A.y CON.
j. 0. Rice Post. No. ~ %"saai comr.as w. Ros,eaer
= ,,,. n commanding
Goo. a. Meade Post Ma. ~ ,iAK comrads W. Finley.
Rawiins Posi-. No. 81. G.AK camrsds NJ. A. Reed com.
mandin:.
oomrads sisra l. J. Sisas.ss Sisn.9' Marshal
Camp comrades j. T. Aekerson and George W.
Composed Of Decorated Floral Wagons
THg orpici A. ORDER
The f,Iiowing ID tho oaisai arder to regulate the
paradc:-
crsxa.L onpkns 80 ,
HsApauAnrrss iE.Sp MARSHAL.
n AEw iosx. Nav u, ls7f.
Day May ~. isis vii, Ne a. heresth nnl.ishsd The
shnrr commanding will the streets
r9 ,,s and " street and
H. The divisions OF the Grand Army column will bo
formed In close column In the street, below rhiryst
street, n follows:
FRS, division IN East Ihirslh sto, riyht resting
Second division In West 1wentsnn,h right Firth
Third division In East Twenssnn,h street. right Filth
Fourth division in East rwsa, ninth street. right sn
rii,h division in West r"ansyoh street. right at rinh
Sixth division East Tweny-sghth street. right at Finh
seventh division in East Twenty eighth street. rgh. a. left
oi sixth division.
Eighth division in Es T~en,ysevsnth street, right ss
Ninth division 10 East went. seventh street light at cst
The Grand Marsha, and .i"a Gsnsa sherman aud ..cor.
and other guests carriages viii form In Vest fhrtieth.
The viii the order uneov.
III-Tne line OF march win be down Filth avenue to
street 20 Broadwa to the point Of review BY
~, Al the North MoaumsS. the honors oi : marching
ern"r Of Yurx by Ills Honor the Mayor
city Of New York and military ofi-
M.isn rSs @ .e g. A. pss,. and N scsomssny.
Senora e the United state. Army Maisr
ossa u S 1 sS1 sa..s D. saen'
Alter passing the oencrai Of the Army. at Warren
viii proceed 10 various cemeteries and decorate tie
yILrhe s,sn OF the .'rand Marshal and division
sa, ana their aides win .,.s%sle mounted at 40 -
BY order OF c0"r"d' Henry A. ssIpS% G.spf Marshal
JosErn foRsrs, Assistant Aoiutant General
EVENING CEREMONIES.
Tho following Is the programme Tor the ceremonies
at Booths Theatre this evening"
|, General Lloyd Aspin~ y all presiding.
Music. ............... Governors Tslsni Band u g. A.
Prayer ........ Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
Vocal Union OF New York.
ASaIs,: ,sS,, T. sherman: bern Gsn:rs
''"'''s' o1' amy '"' Mrs iicorre yand.nhoa.
Grafton. -........ Major General N. 4. Banks.
stars OF sbe Summer Night" smsrt........ =.
Vocal Union Of New York.
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TO BE CONFIRMED.

Six hundred children arc TO be confirmed to-day BY
Cardinal McCloskoy, at 81 Msry's Catholic Church,
on New York avenue Clifton, ST. the children will
escort tho Cardinal IRON tho steamboat landing TO the
church.
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ARMY mt LLIGENCE.
LEAVES or ABSENCE osANTED-oRDEn ACCEPT.
ING RKsIaNATIoN REVOKED.

ING REsIdNATIoN REVOKED.
WARRINGTON, May 20, 1873
Leave OF abscneo for six months granted Captain
G. 81 Bascom, Thirteenth infantry. Leave OF ab-
Tor eight months, with PERMISSION to 60 beyond
the sea- is granted Captain Thomas 7. Quinn, Fourth
infantry. Leavs Of absence for montns, with per-
mission to apply for extension OF two months is
granted First Lieutenant Charles Rae Eleventh In
iantry.
BY direction OF the President, tho special order nc
ceptng the resignation oi First Lieutenant thomas j.
Spencer, Tenth Cavalry, Is revoked. Captain George
A. Ames ~ ordered to report by letter 10 tho Supern
tendcnt encral Recruiting Service Tor duty in con-
fantry.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON. MAY 90. ]

WARRINGTON, May 20, 1878.
Tomorrow being Decoration Day. motion OF Mr..
ANTHONY trep) Of X l., u ordered that when tho
Senate adjourn today It be TO mcet on Friday next
Agreed to.
Mr. SARGENT. rep.) OF Cal, nvc minutes before the
expiration OF the morning hour, take up tho
House bill 10 relieve certain legal disabilities Of
women SO allow lhem practise IN United states
courts.
Mr. AAxtiS, (rcp.l Of Me-, aud others, opposed the
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
oRpEns-DErAcHED FROM THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
wAau Ala %

oRDERs-DErACHED FROM THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
WASHINGTON, May 90, 1873
Assistant Surgeon J. A. Tanner Is ordered 10 tho
practice steamer Maynower at Annapolis, Nd. Pay
master U. y. Kenny is ordered TO tho Maynower.
Chief Engineer ). W. Thomson is ordered to tho
Alaska at New York. Lieutenant Commander A. ID.
Brown 10 detached from the Naval Academy and or
dercd 10 command the May1owcr. Lieutenant John
@. Ssley 10 detached from the Naval Academy
dered ms executive OF tho Mayaower. Passed Assist
ant Engineers Robert Crawford and e. II. Greenncld
arc detached from the Naval Academy and ordered
tho May y1owcr
THE TENNESSEE ARRIVED AT GIBRALTAR FLoM
VILLA rRANCA.
LoSDos, May 20, 1873.
The United States. steamer Tennessee srrivsd at
Gibraltar on May 2zfrom' y1ila Franca
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THE PLYMOUTH AT PlNsAcoLA.
[BY TELEoR PHI TO THE HERALD
PENSACOLA, May 20. 1878
The United States steamer Piy mouth arrived here
this morning. All well ON board.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES


WASHINGTON, May ~, 1873
IMPORTS AND ExPoRTa
An ofncial statement mado by the bureau Of Sta
tstics shows that tho OF exports ami Imports
during ten months OF the current fiscal year endcd
Aprii 90 1s7s were as foliows:--
Exports OF merchandise, domestic. 1881 500 s2l
Exports OF merchandise, foreign IL 6804,l
xoSJ, ZvI
J65,56l,S5l
Excess OF exports over imports S227 62S AL
EXPORTS OF specie and bullion. 27,075,gl4
Imporw.... 20, 7g4 400
Excess OF specie exports over imports. ST. 1885, 5il
Excess oi exports over imports Of mer-
chandisc and specie. 22y, ,9Os, ,g5j
NO APPOINTMENTS TO THE MILITARY AND
NAVAL ACADEMIEs.
No appointments as cadets TO tho Military Academy
OF cadet engineers aud cadst mdshpmsn TO tho
Naval Academy at large have becn made this year.
will there be until tho pending bill prescribing
tho manner OF those appointments Is disposed Of
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-04
LAST NIGHTS BLOWOUT.


Reception OF Congressman Wren.
Congressman Wren returned from
Washington by last nights train. There
was an effort made to get up a demonstra-
ton in his honor. 1t was a very cold az
fair. The band played and one shot from
the anvil was fired. There were, perhaps,
$50 people in the crowd below-a very
small number, considering that the town
was crowded on the eve Of the Fourth.
There was 10 cheering or other demonstra-
ton Of enthusiasm. Finally Mr.. Wren
appeared on the balcony of his office, and
after thanking hin hearers for the great
hInor conferred upos him, proceeded to
say that he was ever so glad to get back to
the sagebrush State, and then contrasted
the condition between our people and those
Of tho East, remarking that in the latter
section Of the Union little children we're
compelled to beg to support their parents.
He next made reference to the general
Tariff bill, seeking to convey the idea that
it was q measure especially designed to
cinch the lead product generally,
and Eureka District in particular,
and then gave his attention to the Dibble
timber land bill, which he said was a GOOD
thing. as il would e1ectually spoil Setre-
iary Sclurz's chance OF sending n great
many people to the pen~itentiary who had
been helping themselves to Uncle SANS
timber. Mr.. Dibble and Mr.. Wren and
the Congress were very solicitous for this
class OF citizens. Dibbie went on as conn
sci for his Truckee clients, and doubtless
pushed things vigorously. Mr.. Wren also
alluded to Senator Jones Efforts in behalf
of the reconciliation Of silver. This covers
the scope Of his remarks. Mr.. Wren is no
speaker. aud before he had concluded the
crowd had fallcn off fully one-half. He
finished amid a silence that was positively
painful.
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DR.. Bazet is back from the session Of the
Nevada Medical Society in Virginia.
Mr.. T. j. Andrews, Of Ruby Hill, near
Cherry Greek, is in town.
Rev. Mr.. Bosworth arrived last evening.
He will take charge Of the NJ. E. Church.
Mrs. N. Woscoatt returned by stage last
evening from Phoebe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Wilmington are in
town. They are stopping at the Jackson.
J. E. Parker, one o. the original owners
in the Albion mine, arrived from San
Francisco last evening.
Jake COIN, one of Eureka's pioneer
merchants, put in an appearance by train
last evening.
Mr. J. r. Kendall and +. L. Cutting. OF
the Jennie A mine at Hamilton, arrived
here last evening by private conveyance.
Superintendent Donnelly and wife re-
turned home last evening, after a short
visit to California.
Mr.. H. B. Loomis, formerly of this
place, has taken the position Of local editor
Of the Gold Hill Neus.
Charley Pryor's patriotism ran high yes
terday, and he decorated his castle in the
rocks with numberless American flags.
From their high position they looked very
pretty.
Mr.. Harvey Carpenter was in town last
night to take part in the demonstration in
behalf of Congressman Wren. Mr.. Car
penter was among the most enthusiastic OF
those IN attendance.
Col. George NJ. Totten, President of the
Rescue Mining Company, is expected to ar
rive here this yeninr. During his STAY
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Tse Day we Celebrate.

To-day, TIE one hundred and second of
the nations birth, will be observed in Eu-
reka in a becoming manner. Our citizens
have entered into the spirit, we believe, as
has never before been done in the town,
while the Committee have exerted them
selves to this interest to make it pleasant
for all who participate, and those visiting
the own from the country surrounding us.
Our neighbors from Ruby Hill nave sig
nified their intention to come down in
force, which will add greatly to the num-
bers in the procession. The members of
the Ruby Hill Glee Club have kindly vol
unteered to sing during the exercises,
while the. Centennial Guard Band will dis
course the instrumental music. All day
yesterday the houses along Main street
were being decorated with flags and ever
greens, indicating that our people, regard
less of nationality, feel a lively interest in
'sthe day we celebrate As the high winds
have prevailed for some days past, it is to
be feared they may continue to-day, which
would greatly mar the festivities. We
trust not.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-04

Unexpected Presents.

G. J. Lansing, Esq, yesterday received
by express, from Carson, a magnificent
jewelry box, made of black walnut and in
laid with the root of California laurel,
ebony and lockwood, and ~surmounted by a
silver plate, the whole the work of a skill
full artist; also, a large match safe, sup
ported by six arches and 1uted pillars,
handsomely carved; underneath, two cir
Giles, inclosing u squarea and compass, and a
bible with handsome clasp, beautifully
carved. The last two designs are worked
and chiseled from the stone Of the State
Prison quarry. MIR. Lansing has no idea
who sent him the presents, but supposes
they came from some old client Of his.
The donor has his thanks,