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The makeup Of the crew follows the statistics


Aivab Crockcr, class OF 10. OF FitehOurs, Mass,
handles the bow oar ale, with much skiIi. He was
Of the Freshman crew OF rs lie Obliged To init
the Columbia race last year, but sat IN the bow Ia
contest WITH Yale dc nas an exceedingly Wei built
boay, cool tcad anu plenty IL pluck tor aracc
Nat. NJ. Brigham, 10, oil Natcs. Mass, No. 2, was
stroke OF tho Freshman six-osr crew Of 's6. whose
time al Saratoga, wecn dictated ny Cornell, was
lin J5s. Tor the three mics. La last years VARSITY
eI2ht ne sat as Ia thia lie has plenty OF muscle, but
Is at present rowing 10 hardly as good form as hc has
been known 10.
Van der Lynn stow. 80, Of san Francisco, Cal,
s Tho only man IA the boat, and Is the youngest
latest, and perhaps, tho buikicst vi all lilo has
never rowod race outside oil the Harvard Club and
scratch races but had trained IN other varieties OF
athletics before coming 10 college, and pulls by no
means puny oar though no has tar share OF faults.
The very acme OF nm atniete Is Martin H. Jacobs,
~ Of s,ownys. ra.' anu his nsa,a and style 10, o.
and thompson, tue Yaie captain. graduated ut An
diver Acaacmy IN 1879 AMI have been IN the respcct
I've Varsity crews vi Harvard aud Yac since entering
college Jacobs sat No Ia the 40 crew and No. D IN
isst years.
minister. Mass, and sturdy rover no Is, having
pulled No. . IN the crew OF ~.
William n. SCHWARTZ ~, Of Bangor, Nc. Is No o.
and 10 Is SAID OF him. whetber true or not that no
pun round aImott any two other Tho Ger
tainly he is a sncwy fellow aud powerful oarsman
boat ana NO o in tue III Varsity.
The starbosrd stroke Is Frederic w. Smith, 40, OF
Worcester, Mass, position he held In last years.
shell, ana no was No. In rs class crew lis Is finely
formed aud N stocked with v,m Tor u race.
William A. Bancroft, rs. captain and stroke, held
the same position In the that beat Yale "a ar
miles last year In Elm 37s aud Columbia Gam 36s
the same ~ tho Dared crew OF 1876 that
ond 10 Cornell at Saratoga. lie has nc frame and
stylc tor rover He graduates IRON tho college
proper this year.
Locus n. L,uauer, rs. OF New York, ars, subs,i.
tute, also graduates this year. Iu tho race with
Columbia, In 1871 no rowcd bow In Crocksr's place,
snd proved himself 10 have lasting Qualities Tor 4
severe contest He also rowcd In the Freshman crew
is15
James Parko, '7s, Beverly, Mass, the second sub.
exceIisnt.
Frederick II. Allen, $50, OF Honolulu, Hawaiian
lslaDds surprised every last year by hts capital
s.eog,ng on tho Connecticut, anu has held mo lines
since then.
Besides those mentioned above q second eie BIT have
been training all winter pretty steadily, aud have
beens available as reserve. though designed moro
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THE NURSERY STOCK FARM.

While attending the sale Of Mr. Belmonts yearlings
at the Nursery on Wednesday, last wo took look at
and foals thoy have dropped dur
ing the pas, spring months lot that VIII be dficat
t. beat any stock farm In this country There arc
twenty-eight brood mares the place, and twenty
t1ree OF them have oals. The following IS list Of
the produce OF Mr.. Belmonts stallions:-
USED
Beatrice dropped a chestnut nliy January rs.
Camilla, bay colt, FsbruaryS.
Attraction, a bay MY February %.
Caroline, chestnut colt, March 10.
Ohtipa, . chestnut lilly, April 0.
bnbta, q bay colt, April H.
Salainis, brown coli, April 90
Turena, bay colt April %.
Woodbine, cbsstnut colt, Maya
Nellie james, a bay colt Maya.
Electra a bay colt, May IS.
Count css, . chestnut colt May 81
KISGrIsHbR.
Adelaide, chestnut colt Aprii9
Feiucca, "A bay colt, April 10
Filiagree, bay 1lly, ApriI 20
Adosinda, a brown hly, April IS
Lady Blessington, = chestnut nlly, April 80.
Patience, a bay colt May
COUNT D'oRsAY.
Her Ladyship, chestnut colt, February "a
Maroon, chestnut colt. March ~
Pacnta, n chestnut fllly, March 80
Fiuko, chestnut My, May4
Cleopatra, brown MY. March Q, by Straebina
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TICKET SNATCHING CHECKED.

In vcs,erday's HERALD mention made Of the
boys who inisst the Elevated Railroad platforms 10
snatch tickets IRON passengers one OF these worthless
came 10 grief In Jenorson Market Police Court.
Watson vandcrpooi, OF No ~ West rwonty-sixth
street. when ne had seated himself 10 an up train AZ
Erankiin street. placed his hat, containing the trip
ticket ~ hts lap, when Albert kcmper thrust his
hsnd through the window ana whiskcd the pastcb0ard
out. Nanderpoo noticed him, but as tho train was
moving he was constrained 10 abstain IRON pursuit
Thinking pruteni, however, TO nip such practices
IN the bud by an example, no got OF ~ tho
ton and ret ur ned 10 the one no had lett There, as
nc had faDcled, he caught young Kempcr gorying IA
his prowsss a. ticket snatcncr handed him
TO the police. Jugde Smith committed him.
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BASEBALL.

RECORDS OF THE POSITIONS OF TIE CLUBS OF
THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION AND OF
THE LEAGUE IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CHAM
PIoNsHIP CONTESTS.
When for the present season the championship con-
tests began the clubs OF the International Association
engaged to play GA games-iorty eight each for the
thirteen clubs contestng Tor the psnnant Therefore,
whenever one game is played TO conclusion other
than tie the records OF clubs god from
what they were a. the preceding publication OF these
tables. whole week IS playing, especially when all
the clubs take part changes the table very materially
In thasc tables rom week TO week the POSITION Of
each club SHOWN 10 that date Appended the last
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SENILE AND BRUTAL.

James Fitzgerald, aged sixty years, residing q No
2as Bridge street. Brooklyn, arrested yesterday by
officer Of the Washington street police station ioe
brutality assauiting his wife, Mary. James knocked
down, and wniie she PROSTATE he kicked hor
about The head and face innctng severe niuriea hs
was intoxicated al the time Of the assault He We
held fOs minativn.
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CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD or THE LEAGUE.
The ciubs oil League undertook TO play $50
gaines In their championship contests OF 1878. As
there only clnbs belonging 10 this organiza-
,i0n they agreed TO play sixty games each The ol-
lowing weekly table shows considerable variation from
tlaL u the week.
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TRoTTING AT ORANGE LAKE.

NxwBuRG, N. r., June 8, 1878.
Thare were two good trots ut the Orange Lake
Trottng Course this afternoon. rhe attendance
was large and the racing very Interesting. There
wero two races on tho card-one Tor threc-mlnute
horses and the other for 245 steppers The fortydve
class filing. there being entries in the
three IN class, II was divided purses
three horses starting for the first and four for the
second.
For the first trot were T. B. Tuthills large bay
marc, from Blooming Grove, Queen Esther; j. ..
SMITHS brown gcidng Jim Merritt, from THIS city,
and Governor hinchman's sorrcl geding Optic, from
4. Sewels sorrcl mare Fibra. OF Fishkill Land
ing; Martin Hines sOrrel goldng irish Nike,
from place; A. Il. Coiden's buy
tho nameL oil Nswburg, and John
Landing. OF the two races the latter was The most
exciting the contest beng between the two over the
river Flora and Irish Nike Irish Nike took the
first heat quite handty, but thereafter became worry
unsteady ana lost the tnree succeeding heats Flora
trotted like machine although in no condition Tor
cong her best. Tho judges we're the we'll known
borscmen William q. irimblo ana James H. Has
broack, OF Newburg. and Mr.. T0ohey, Of Fishkil
Landing.
SUMMARY.
ORANGE LAKE CLUB HousE TRACK, June 8, 1885,
For horses that have never beaten three minutes
For u purse, divided INTO three parts
Z. b. luthii's b. In. Queen Esther. l
J. o. Smiths br. &, jim Merritt........ 49,. 2
Governor Hincnman Is 5. Z. Optic.. y
Time, 3:0l-2 :54-2:52
SAME DAY.-For horses that have never beaten
three minutes For purse, divided into three
parts:-,
L. sewcii's m Flora ...........2 l
u. Hines s. Z. Irish Mke.............-
A. H. CodeD's b. N. mo namc) ..........
john Flannery's br. =. Whip-poor.wli.... 4 4dr
Time, 3:02-2:52-2 .53-2:5l.
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happily done. Among the prominent person ages In
the group the Marquis Of Worcester Lord Arthur
Major cafiyon. MAJOR stap.eton Lieutenant Colonel
Aiksnan. Mr.. A. dc Murielta Captain Candy, Mr.
Goddard, Sir II. Msysey Thompson, Mr. Edward
Lord Marquis Beresford. Sir Baehs Cunard
Sir John Lister Kaye, Lord Caringtou, Lord
Somerset Mr.. Henry Brassey, Earl Poufett, Lord
Lennox. and Lieutenant Colonel Armytage Secretary
OF Inc club The grouping is good and the portraits
as q rule excellent. rhe members OF the fourth.
Hand and the Birmingham clubs ara also to be pub
lished pictorialiy. artists beng already ut work
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-06
.ppI.ICATIOy ron a PATENT

yVO THE MAY DAY QUEEN MISE-No. 432.
o.. s.. Land ONCE, Eureka. New. June 10,
1873. Notice IL hereby given that the Silver
West Consolidated Mining Company, by it's
duly authorized agent, Thomas J. Read. whose
postofice address is Eureka. Nevada, has this
day filed his application for a patent Tor eight
hundred 1901 linear feet of the May Day Queen
mine or vein, bearing silver, with surface
| ground two hundred 200l feet In width, situate,
lying and being In Eureka Mining District,
county Of Eureka, and State OF Nevada. and
known and desipniatcd by the field notes and
ofieial plat OH hle in this once AS lot No. Ia.
The exterior boundaries OF said lot No. lA
being Us follows, 10 wit: Variation ieh deg.
east. Commencing at II post marked No, l y. y.
Survey No. f3t. whence the flagstaff In the
town Of Eureka bears N. n deg. ~ min E.,
eO,l70 feet; Ruby Hill No. ! bears n. 0 deg. "a
min. r., lJ,lel feet; a ~ ruce-pinc tree. three
feet IN diameter marked Is. T., standing at the
mouth Of the Excelsior tunnel bears s. 81 deg.
f., G1 feet: thence, running FIRST course v. SIN
deg. f.. 40 feet, to post marked No. ,, U. H..
Survey No. III. This post sthnds on ths vest
ern boundary Of U. h.. Survey No. 142. Excelsior
and Carlo Zeno lode. whence pos, No / OF said
Huguenot survey bears n. az deg. r.. 1856 feet.
Thence, I'd course y. az deg. W.. SO feet.
along the western boundary Of said survey No.
lar. 10 pori married. No. 8. u. $. Survey So.ift.
thence. Sd course. ~. ss4 deg. W. ECO feet to
post marked No. 4. u. 8. Survey No. i4s; and
thence, fih course, n AZ dag. w.. seo feet. 10
post No. !, the PLACE OF beginning. containing
3 67-i90 acres. This claim is bounded on the
east by the Excelsior aud Carlo Zeno mines.
and ON the ives, by the Cas- Light mine. Ths
location OF this mine Is duly recorded Ia tho
Rec. rder's Office Of Eureka Mining District,
On page "a, In Book u, Of The Mining Records
II said District. Any aud all persons claiming
adversely any portion Of said May Day Quesn
mine. OF said mining ground. AZ herein.
before described. are required 10 file their sd.
verse claim with the Register OF the United
ststes Land Once at Eureka, IN ale State u
Nevada. during tho sixty days period Of pub
location hereof, or they will be barred by viz.
tue Of the provisions Of the statute.
je20-GOd ID. ID. IMAEL. Register.
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MURDER IN ARIZONA

From the Arizona Enterprise" June 10Th. ]
The stage brings the exciting intelli-
gence Of a sad fracas, which occurred at
Gillett on the evening Of Wednesday last.
It seems that one Sitright Tor Setright)
vas on q ssbender," and hit some n over
the head with a bottle, whereupon Deputy
Sheriff Burnett arrested him, or was about
to arrest him, when SAM Weir, well
known to everybody in Prescott, and upon
promise to take him away, or something of
that sort, Weir was allowed to take Set
right away. The two started down the
street, and had walked about $50 yards
when, without any apparent cause, Set
right pulled q pistol ard shot Weir through
the head, the ball entering just above the
eyes. Setright went bach and told of his
oct, and mounted a mule and put out.
Half the town at once mounted and went
in pursuit, capturing the offender some
where below the mill, in the brush, and
brought him back. Deputy Sheriff Bur-
nett got possession of the prisoner, and
took to his assistance L. G.. Taylor, and
fortified themselves in a house against the
mob, who soon came in great numbers,
and the shooting Of pistols and QUO talk
were freely INDUCED in. While this shoot
ing was going on, Taylor, against the
wishes OF Burnett, opened the door, and
almost instantly received o bullet in his
head, which passed entirely through. The
mob then took the prisoner (Setright)
down to the creek beyond town, and hung
him. Taylor was left laying where shot
until next morning, when the excitement
should rave abated and an inquest could
be held, the result OF which we did not
learn. The mob consisted of some forty
men.
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It. H. HARMON,


COUNTY CLERK, AND Ex-OFFI-
~ clio Clerk of the District Court OF the
Sixth Judicial District. in and for the County
OF Eureka, State of Nevada.
c0NTEYANCING. in all its branches. cor
reetly executed. Acknowledgement, Afidayits.
etc, taken IN any part Of town.
Once: Front corner room ut the Courthouse
ut-n. determined to
adhere TO the policy Of Plus TX. The
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AprLrCATION rOn a pATENT

To THE GAS LIGHT MiSE-No. 4ss--u. =,
IL Land Office. Eureas. Nevada. June ~.
1878. Notice IL hereby given. that the Silver
West Consolidated Mining Company. by its
duly authorized agent. Thomas ]. Read. whose
postofiee address ~ Eureka. Nevada. has THIS
day filed HIS application for n patent for sis
bundred tc00l linear feet Of the Gas Light mine
or vein. bearing silver. with surface ground
one hundred and thirty 1901 feet In width, sit
uatc. lying and being In Eureka Mining Dis
trict, County Of Eureka and State Of Nevada,
and known and designated by the Geld notes
and official plat ON file ia this Office ~ Lot Ne'
ll5. The exterior Boundaries Of said lot No.
145 being as follows. 10 wit; Variation 10y
deg. east. Commencing at a post marked MOL,
U. 3. Survey No. IIs. whence the flagstaff In the
town Of Eureka bears N. "a deg. 80 min. q.
2n.lf5 feet: Ruby Hill NOEL bears N, ] deg. u
min. E., 3.12o feet. A spruce-pine tree. three
feet In diameter. marked u. r., standing ut the
mouth ef the Excelsior tunnel, bears y. 20 deg-
Is min. E., T3s feet. and the mouth of the Gas
Light tunnel bears =. 12A deg. T.. 81 feet.
Thence running FIRST course 3. s7k deg. u, lD
feet, to post marked No. 2. u. +. Survey No.
LAB; thence, Cd course s. an deg. W.. J6 feet. 70
post No. l. Of u. 8. Survey No. la. May Day
Queen lode. COO feet, 10 post marked No. 3, q.
s. Survey No. las; thence. ID course N. s7H
deg. W., 40 feet, 10 post marked No. 4 u. 3.
Survey No. 145; and thence 4th course, N. ~
deg. H.. COO feet, TO pcst No. !. tho place Of be-
ginning containing Te-Ioo acres. This claim
Ii bounded ON the east by the May Day Queen
mine. The location Of this mine il duly re-
corded in the Recorders Office OF Eureka Min
ing District, ON page 201, in Book d, Of tbs
Mining Records of said District. Any and all
persons claiming adversely any portion OF said
Gas Light mine. or said mining ground ~
hereinbefore described, Rrc required 70 hls
their adverse claim with the Register OF the
United States Land Office. at Eureka. in the
State Of Nevada, during the sixty days period
OF publication hereof, or they will be barred
by virtue Of the provisions Of the statute.
je20-60d d. b. IMMEL, Register.
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A MEMORANDUM BOOK, CONTAINING
IA memorandums and . note for ~: y
owner can have the same by calling stIthls" W
nee and paying for this advertisement
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HsHE A. D. H. MEETS EVERY FIRST AND
Il third Saturday evening Of each msnth, at
the corner Of Clark and Monroe streets, until
further notice. p. II. sPLAINE, President.
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LOYAL ORANGE LODGE, NO. I2I.
TyHE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THIS SO.
Il ciety take place on the first and third Mon
days OF each month, in Masonic Hall, at Tao
o'clock. sharp. All brethren in good standina
are invited to attend.
d. MCDONALD, Secretary.
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rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT I WILL NOT
l. be responsible for any debts contracted by
my wife, Elizabeth Ann Cox.
P. R. cox.
Ruby Hill, Nov. June II, 1878. jeis-iw
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

nished. to let on reasonable terms. For
particulars. apply 70
MRs VIM. PLUMHOF,
On Edwards street, opposite Judge Baily's-
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M EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING AT
4NA half-past 7 O'Clock j. STRAUs, L. @.
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APPLICATION ron A PATENT

FUN ~ HAAkN
Two TME pHENIx MILL sIrE-Ne, 1so-u.
1S76.-Notice IL hereby given, that the Phentx
Silver Mining Company, whose postofice a.
dress is San Francisco. California, has this day
hled It's application for a patent for 6ve acres
and beingi In the Eureka Mining District, county
of Eureka, and State of Nevada, and known
and designated by the field notes and ofhcisl
plat on file in this Office AZ lot No. 1t3. The
exterior boundaries of safd lot 143 being ~ fol.
lows. to-wit: Variation, 16h deg. east. Com
msncing at a post marked No. 1, u. 8. survey
No. la, the same being post No. /. U. 4. survey
No. ZIG, Adams and Farren and Deep lode;
whence the flagstaff in the town Of Eureks
bears N. 50 deg: 10 min. r., o,295 feet; Ruby
Hill No. ] bears N. "a deg. II min. W.. 1857 feet;
the Lswton shaft of the Eureka Consolidated
Mining Company bears n. 30 deg. 81 min. w,
sl4 $40 feet; and the Phsnix shaft bears {. u
deg. H., 2s2 feet; thence, running LIST conrse N,
IS deg. Al min. f.. 929 $40 feet. to post marked
No. ., U. 8. survey No. 143; thence, I'D course
s. TA deg. W., $50 feet, to post marked No. >,
u. 8: survey No. las. This post stands on the
northern boundary Of U. u. survey No. 81, Will
son lode. Thence, Sd course s., 66k deg. W.
80 feet. TO post marked No. 4, u. s. survey No.
l43. the same being post No. 4 Of said survey
No. ~; thence, 4th course s., 81 deg. W., Ivy
feet, to post marked No. 5, u. s. survey No. ~;
and thence, 9th course n, SO deg. 90 min. w.
1882 9-i0 feet, to post No. 1. the place Of begin.
ming. containing 1--WE acres. The location o.
this millsite In duly recorded In the Recorders
Office Of Eureka Mining District, on page 2is,
In Book f.. Of the Mining Records Of said Dis.
trict. Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said Pheuix Mill-site, or said
ground as hereinbefore described, are required
to ME their adverse claim withe Register OF IN
United States Land Once OF Eureka. In ~
State Of Nevada, during the sixty days perioe
OF publication hereof, or they Will be barre"
by virtue of the provisions OF the statute;
my21-60d ID. n. IMMEL, Regtster:-
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MOUNTAIN LODGENO. Ell. o. o. f..
M EET EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AT
Vl Odd Fellows Hall, at 7 O'Clock. All
members of Che order, in good standing, are in
vited to attend. H B. MCKEE. N. G..
r. u. BEATTY, Secretary.
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SOCIETIES.
EUREKA LODGE. NO. Is. r. & A. M
BEArIrIC LODGE, NO. :, X. OF r.

MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
vi month, at Z 80 O'Clock P. NJ, at its Castle
Hall, in Odd Fellows building.
All Brother Knights, in good standing, are
fraternally invited to attend such meetings.
MA. CHANDLER, g. C.
q. B. MCKEE, K. Of r. and S.
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FOR REMT.

A STORE ROOM. SUITABLE FOR
any kind Of business, on the ground
- floor of the Eureka Opera House. For
parttsulars. apply TO
NJ. ,. BARTLETT.
Eureka, May r., 1873. my29tf
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FIFTEEN ROOMS,
o SALE!

- DWELLING HOUSE CONTAINING
3fH four rooms and a good cellar. The loca
2stion is Z good one. For particulars, up
ply 70 DIR. ]. B. KEEN
Eureka, tune i. 1878. je1-tf
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
JOHN SHERMAN TO AGNES
JENKS.

o Agnes jerks, as I recall
Your pithy words n curt.
How Of Jim Anderson you "rote'
"Mosquitoes cannot hurt;
Too bitterly, o Agnes jerks,
Too bitterly, alas,
feel that you cannot be OF
That harmless insect class.
The poison Of your ready fangs
Now speeds my parting breath
Your bite is fatal, Agnes jerks.
And I am sore to death
The daily gazette., 1878-07-16
A HOTTER DAY YET.
A PREVIOUS FIGHT.
THF CITIZEN soLpIERY PUT TO FLIGHT
AND A sErTLEsfENT PANIC STRICKEN. .

THF CITIZEN soLpIERY PUT TO FLIGHT
AND A SETTLEMENT PANIC STRICKEN
WASHINGTON, July 15.-Indian Agent
w. V. Rinehart, of Malheur Agency,
Canyon City, Oregon, under date of July
/, writes the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, giving detailed account of a
fight having occurred thirty miles west Of
that place, in which one man was killed
and four wounded. The citizen soldiers
were driven in confusion, and they
spread CONSERVATION through the settle
ment as they retreated towards that point.
A few hours later the Indians were
sweeping up the valley, and the panic
which followed was indescribable. Over
100 families left their homes and Chamber
ed hastily up the steep bluff west of the
town to reach the earthworks guarding
the tunnels formerly made by miners.
Five underground tunnels, from 100 to
3)) feet long, with side drifts, were
lighted with candles and filed with wo-
men and children. Scouts were sent out
and towards night intelligence was re-
ceived that second party of thirty citi-
Zens had struck the Indians twenty miles
down the valley and were also repulsed
and flying Before the enemy, two men
having been killed, two wounded and two
farm houses burned. The Indians were
finally overtaken bv the United States
cavalry and their course changed with
out the result of further destruction to
life or property.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-16
THIRD EDITION.
The Health Board.
REGULAR MEETING-vARIoUs NUIsAN
CES ABATED.

REGULAR MEETING-vARIoUs NUIsAN-
CEs ABATED.
The Board of Health met in regular
session, last evening, President Roberts
in the chair.
In regard to the nuisauces arising from
the hide and tallow factories, the First
Ward committee reported that the places
were kept as clean as it was possible to
keep them, but still they emitted bad
odor. Thereupon the committee con-
demned them as nuisances and recon-
mended that the Board vi it them Off
cially. Adopted.
In relation to the filthy cutters COM
planned of in South Wilmington, the
Second Ward Committee reported that
no effort at abatement had been made,
though the attention of the Street Com
missioner had been called to the matter.
Mr.. Smith moved that the subject be
dismissed, a. no attention had been paid
to it by the City Council, but the motion
was lost and the subject continued i'll the
hands of the committee.
Various other nuisances under consid-
Grafton were reported absted
A nuisance was reported on lot at
Fourth and Adams streets, and was re-
ferred to the City Council for abatement.
Another on CHI istiana street was refer
red to the First Ward COMMITTEES.
The nuisance caused by the bone mills
in the western part of the city were re-
ported abated, the mills being closed.
Bills were allowed as follows: j. G.
Wlgglesworth, S4 Geo. w. Vernon g.
Son, 81; Geo. w. jackson, $3.50.
Adjourned.