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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-15

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-15
Rienmond BmlIiom SHIPMENT.

The Richmond Company shipped
this morning to New York, by Wells.
Fargo Il Co.'S express, 10 dore bars,
valued at S20,S12 Sc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-15
EUREKA

E. M. Baum, the pioneer purvcyor to the
Palisade public, has fitted up anew, thro 'gh-
out, the Eureka Hotel, near his old place in
Palisade, and travellers to and from Eureka,
and the public generally can rely upon getting
6rst-class meals and number ono beds at all
times by interviewing the genial host Of the
Eureka Hotel. ocl3-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-15
bullion shipment.

Wells, Fargo & Co. made the follow
ing shipment Of bullion yesterday
morning Twenty three bars, valued
at $50, 651 70.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-15
Inst Received.

A consignment of fresh Hickory Nuts
Black Walnuts, and a very nice article O.
Sauer kraut. at MRS. M. A. ASHlM'S,
Corner of Buel and Bateman streets.
ial3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-15

The great glove depot of Eastern Nevada
is tho Golden Rule Store, the agency Of the
Kingsley Red Bluff Glove Company. d14
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-15

WATCHERS AND JEwELRY neatly repaired. If
you want to have your watches and jewelry
repaired in a workmanlike manner. 60 to P
STELER's jewelry store. one door south Of
S. Ashim d Bros, Main street. jy3tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-15
PUBLIC |

Having a very large Stock of
Goods, Improbable to keep for
this season of the year, on hand,
I would call the attention of the
public in general to the fact
that 1 will commence to sell
that portion Of it consisting of
lat BOOTS, FURNISH
ING GOODS, Etc, at greatly
reduced prices. Owing to the
extreme reduction, it will take
$50 pieces to make a bargain.
I want to dispose of the above
articles entire before Spring, as
I contemplate an early trip to
the East for that seasons and
Summer purchases. This is a
substantial New Year greeting,
and is made in good faith.
p. n NJ,
jysif Eureka. Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-15
FOR SALE

TWO HUNDRED CORDS OF PINE. CE-
L dar and Mahogany Wood, Of good guali~
by. Inquire Of JOHN STEW AkT,.
AT the Livery Stable, South Main street.
Eureka, Jan. S, 1877. US
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-15

81 THE EUREKA y PALisaDx aAnRoAs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-15
N q tt e i.

WE HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC.
w or whom it may concern, and caution
ing said property known as the Ridgway
Mine, situated on the southeast side Of Nc
Coy Hill, for said property belongs to
JOHN W. WALSH and
iy3 VIM. TAYLOR u co.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-15
o REPORT.

gan Francisco stock Exchange.
SAN FRANcIsco. January IA.
Morning ROard.-l1 A. VI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09
LUTHER SKATERS LAWSUIT.
How Il IL Connected with Bank Robbery
Justice Pra,rs Order.

Luther Slater sued Edward e. Moore 20 re-
$4,000 alleged To have been stolen by Moore from
the Camhrdgeport Mass National Bank In September
1871 when that bank robbed OF $4,000 Moore
arrested for the robbery aud discharged by the supreme
Court in New York lie Immediately roarTesied IN
the present suit ami Is IN Ludlow Street Jail In de
fault OF s20OuO bail. Slater denositor the bank
Yesterday Justice Pratt granted order rcturnahlc to
lAy. 10 show cause Way the order 81 arrest against
Moore sluud be vacated. Moore that hc did
the tamhrideeport hank steal the paiutn :
property aud ta untrue that he used the money
purchase the house at hS Thirteenth street South Brook
yn, where h. now resides c adds that ne was sick IN
htS home m BROOKLYN when the bank rohhpd.
Mrs. Kate Moore the defendants wife physician, and
nurse in the family, corroboraic Moore story ol his
having been At home SICK nj the time OF the robbie and
Mrs Moorv she purchased the property In Thirteenth
street with her money that She received none OF n
from her husband ami that no part o 1t belonged 10 The
plAutln
Moore indicted mr. this robbery by the Grand Jury
the superior court Boston. Tuesday aud april
cation made Ia the Governor NJ Massachusetts,
trday Tequisiuon Tor the accused fugitive from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09
THE LAMiR-GORDoy MIDDLE
Hints OF Why the Democrats Delay the lives
tigation of the Great Fraud.

WASHINGTON, May g., Much curiosity has
been excited here by the course OF the National
Republican in regard to the proposed investiga-
ton of the Florida and Louisiana frauds. 1t
lately printed conspicuously the follow
ing editorial paragraph; Tho Tildenites in
the House still wear the Lamar Gordon muzzle"
In every issue Of the paper the Democrats arc
tainted with tho assertion, repeated in
every conceivable shape. that they dare
Louisiana Because. II the Investigation is once
started, the bottom facts about the Louisiana
paragraphs in the Republican would not attract
any attention but the delay OF the Democrats To
order an Investigation lends special significance
was counted in. Then II has been noticed that
Lamar has. during Yesterday and to-day. boon
cratic members. and II is said that he has been
visiting some OF them elsewhere. and talking
very earnestly with them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09
JUDGES CHANGING TIME
4 Little breeze on the Prospect Park Track
-Yc.ierday'. Lively Trots.

Ilprp a fair attendance nj DlnEnpCt
- 49, ~, =. -
IHrk TRACK yesterday. Inc u"UlhE WIS pr'V'r
than on the first day of the meeting the colors
,r,rs ,,orn accorli,s IN Tho nrogrnup,n and
w WIN u''' =. Va. -.
the management was SATISFACTORY 'N''pl III one
instance That WAS in the one heat that closed
,bu,a,,ishod ,r,, IL, tho o al cl,.s of 'rucsdnv
~ W 80 w
HAPPY JACK, Evan Joih ana l"tS Lam saT''u
II was a very close heat between Happy Jack
md Flynn John Attbc dis.,p.a stand .o,nipy
H. Harry JnaI WINS a iena,th hehind Tvan Ionn
uh,.n hv =, woni.rfuI sur, Ia shc, nh,,ad uri
I'm ,hs b"n, md tro, in 1.36 'rh" I,id',"s
! hum, cut tbe lima ~ 9,35 Mr. Alien
G'iismi,h yrhn NM haen tinnpne, th. bnr.e
! in the sio"d shnntsI Rim" vnn,t 10 .
| Uunnv Jnrk made The mile in ,. 40 and
thnt Should he The record he then ioinrd
an eXciteI croun 81 horsemen In front of The
stand. and loudly demnndod that the correct
time be given In the mean time the Judges
Mrssrs. Vandcrkar and Gilbert, mad fen the
stand aud the horsernrn were yelling and boot
ing' Finally Mr.. Atwood proprietor OF the
track consulted with the ludces and then an
nouncod that they were satisfied mistake had
been made The time WAS then changed to
| 2:3O amid yells and confusion. Mr. Gilbert.
who timed the horses said that his watch must
| have been out OF order rs he had to have it
hastily prepared a few DAYS previously.
The second event WAS "A trOt for 500 purse,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09
WiRNING THE GRAND JURY.
Recorder Uackett Threaten. TO Teach n Les
.on TO ANY One Who TrIes TO Interfere.

When the Grand Jury entered the General
Sessions yesterday Recorder Hackett again
called their attention to the pesticntial stenches
up town. He referred emphatically to the al
legged naction Of the Board Of Health in regard
to them. Then. becoming more emphatic. his
Honor said: Il inadvertently failed. gentle
mon. in my remarks to you on Monday. to eau
ton you against any outside pressure that may
bee brought TO bear upon you in your action. |
am aware that many of the persons Interested
are in position To influence public opinion. 1
feel. therefore, that II IL my duty 10 impress
upon you that you should decline to converse
with any one regarding the subject Of your de-
lihrratlons. excepting the District Attorney,
you need his advice l am aware that "A great
many attempts have been. and will be- made To
affect the administration OF Justice by tamper-
lng with members of the Grand Jury. would
like to be informed. II hny one. has the trmer-
lty 10 attempt 10 approach you. whether YER
hally or by letter. | Will teach him u lesson that
he will NOT forget -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09
ANUS E5I EN1S.

Mr. Hcllcrs admirable entertainments end with the
present week.
The Patrizios have a benefit on Friday night at the
San francisco Hal
Miss Clara Morris has returned to her home at RIVER
dale fOT the summer
The children Carnival ASSOCIATION give perform
ance to-day O Conscience ~ NJ the Lhceuih ihehue
Miss Clara Cole win make her appearance next FRIDAY
Al the Brooklyn Academy IN the character OF '"'''"s
D,iitpU IN ." The Wiics Appeal"
Miss Clara Colby and Miss Flora l. Frost announced
as American primh dOnnas. Will make their ntd hp
peArance in concert at Chickcring HAL On tile lou
Celebrated Case which has fairly won It's ule by
its run tho Union square Theatre, VIII not u" paNrd
after Saturday next The season and tue play terminate
together opera nils the house on Monday next
Miss Blanche MEDIA is SAID to have shown steele Mac
kaves abilities a dramatic teacher IN most remark
able manner She Is now playing the part ~ hrs drama
of Won at Last" which was assumed by Rose '0shlhn
nj Wniiacks Theatre ard her representation We are rs
surcd is OF hugh order OF excellence
ON Thursday evening Miss Hattie Anderson, giiteo
Young elocuuonist, viii appear at the dime rnnceI, az
fhr Gamer Institute At tins entertainment MIS- MAUI
uics will also assist The dime concert, IN ms cry
which have proved successful and So b"neneal 70 lh'
pubic under Mr. j. jay Watsons management, wan, We
arc glad 10 hear be continued through another season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09

William F. Rogcrs Of Bulralo, Cen. N. W. Crane
" Ilorncllsvir, Anson J. Mccall OF Bath, Capt.
John +. I,ttlr Of Bath. Jonathan ROhic Of Bath,
AMI Byron -. Taggnrt, Of watcrtown. A ny.
Jnfity NJ these commanded regiments raised IN
The Smtr Mt the time Of the rebellion. Tho
nominations w"rc rc'orrcd to committee.
The following bil sw"r" p se'sl in the Asscm-
bly, Ncldt W. To nss 'ssmcni fnr. procurement ~
Atlantic Y nue.. Bruoklvn; drnn NJ the Iuris-
drtion ~ the Canal B mrd and the Board ot
Canal Appraisers amending the act TO farlli-
tat the r'ur nm vt IN ~ railroads sold under
m'r,gggo, and prnNid NJ for the forma-
on ct nrw compani,s in ga II Oasis
the deposit ot let rOus Hubetan"rs IN wat ~
rdi."'ni ~ K nrs county; amrnding the act to
slrwNuh ~ dnr'S school 'nnn'fslonnts
I" Er"l9ai"s ct @Hdrmi'ss- and nTion
4 n - ing nni GU ~ nH the huildlng ere tea NJ
Ccniral l. rk Tor IA" purposce pl museum.
Tho s,ssion Of tho Assembly. n the aftr
WIS mkrn up hy the cons derntlon, NJ thr".
! measures that hny' HrGndY consumed much ~
the time ot the House. aud dry'lopcd good
| dead ~ feeling l,twr n thrir udvV alcs and ~
/ pononts. To frat WIS the O. ntnn Literal In
| ~ iuir bill. Tn = institution is under the man
, W,mrnt ol 'h, uHIN.tsnI s's o, W. ot'.i frn,n
/ q inton to Fort Plain. md II hns been bitterly
| opposed and ~ STRONGLY pr s-"i, by Two OPP
! \ t'r long Il hatc md several roll calls the
| Till was finally ppssed ny close vote. 1t now
Tns conicrcnc on the New York Salary bill
| came nest ~ order, and Mr.. Fish oprned thn
debate upon Il nv nm npo "gv TOR haNnnE ash"u
70. ~ ,On'rr NO committee when II nrSt 'hlno
/ down from the y mite. IT, WIS nov heartily IN
| favor of the hill, ~ II would snys two mli1ns
of dollars annually to the city ot NV YORK. 10
WIS followed 10y Mr. Purlv. who MOI. To thnio
tho hill, drlarlny thnt no one cXcrp inc nlrn,,
hrrs Of the confnrcn' committee Know Whit
WIS IN IT, and Il might be- ~ bad IA N" htst
SALARY Till which p.ss" INC hnus' WIN su,n
rr NJ unanimitv. Mr. purlys motion was lost.
Under the ploa IT askin to bo excused from
voting. Nj. I t2a,rrlld made an onslaught upon
,sNf a. a \ Cd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09
DIED.


ARTHUR In New Orleans. Ia. May 4, Isaac Waltz
Arthur AGED IS years nnuNr Of Long Island " Y, ana
Tor thirty eight years resident Of New Orleans.
RAJ ERSAtHS.-On Monday, the 9th inst, Louis
BsiWrsachs. IN the 18th year 81 his axe.
The relatives aud tucnis of the family, also the mem
bcrs OF Court George Washington No :. O. y. and the
Young Mems Social Guard aud benevolent Association
invited attend the hIs late residence
So West mn It. on THURSDAY the aih inst AZ 4 NJ
DAVIS In East Doughty. Ga. May 8, Niccy Davis.
cuor,i. aged - Size had ycdn south Georgia
nearly sll hrr life
EpsALL-O apoploNy. Tuesday evening, May Z al
Font Ice, jacob Eisall In the 73d year VI his
Funeral rNlcrs ON FRIDAY
MORGAN At H. residence. Madison square, Maya
Charles Mur-au. in tll" ~ith wear oft his axe
Tue friends of the family are respectfully invited 70 at
rui the funeral services u SATURDAY. rniug, the II ia
inst Al 9"clnck At tho Rrt.crs rrc.hvtran Church.
corner of Mati AMI roth It No lowers.
PErGtN May :, Herbert regcn VI los sanok st., ats
Of lu2 Ridge II
The uncra will take place at halt past o'clock to-day,
AZ s. NchgllNs Church ON ~ A., thence 10 calvary
Cemetery His friends are invited to attend
Pittsburgh papers iira~c cory
STOIllARD lon Tuesday. Nav 7. Malvina G., wife OF
James Siothard IN the 1sfh year Of her axe.
Relatives and uicuds are invited o end her funeral
on Thurshl morning at INA o'clock rom her late resi-
dcnrc. M North 6tl St, kfnukiyn. v. u.
Warden At nnutown. Md MAY 7. Roht warden.
aged - years oi the Oh Defenders OF Baltimore.
ami wounded at the BATH, oi North Point
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09
TRACKS on THE PIERS.
Western Produce Delivered Direct from the
Cars to the Steamships.

The White Star Steamship Company has
completed a side track from its pier at Christie
pher street to the tracks Of the New York Cen
trail and Hudson River Railway in West street.
Formerly freight from Chicago and other
Western cities could only be shipped TO Thirty
third street whence II was conveyed in lighters
10 the pier at Christopher street; Now all
Western produce can be shipped direct TO ne {,
signiiled that although he has for years shipped
to Europe via Boston, end philadelphia. he
will now send by way, OF New YORK =, ,,.,, ,u,,
messed yesterday by H. Mex, Tyombly. VIM. II;
yanderbilt.s son-ip-lnwj j a. kutter General
". Bliss. General Manager OF the Boston end
Albany; RuDerlntendent Tousey OF the New
the Boston and Albany; and other. railroad
men. train Of ton cars with ten tons , eaeh
was backed on the pier and the feasibility OF
speedy unloading manifested At the banquet
which followed In the Gormanie. Capt. Ken
nedy. r. J. Cortss. agent OF the White Star Line
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09

NEw YorK. Wednesday, Wv a.-Roceipte NJ
be, were xis loads ab2i ntnd. manly medium
g. VOID -pVfr. aud ali old bout the
ruut rates oi last udnv tnrudg nriniry to verygnod
Nccrs At HS,aih'. a h tod d. n To- the gro.s
cwt, aul nrtt aur cNfr'do At TO- @iu1sc, with tew
tons at tUhc. to dr. - " No.
II rcirts " cni,,s p22 h,nl making total Of
100 Mnuday AGAINST ~ tYr the sHur time last
week DrWHud al Efui NtH... sud ma Get closed
hiHr hrmcr fNc'uSitr ui % ear load huttermik
calves. sold atf aWeNi 3" u heat uc ~ itg range wac
3i,Gs sc. &. ID.
Receipts sheep 1ud Ian rs ~ car loads ne
hcd maxim tuiai u COZ rrr Muniav. against ,8i1
tc time hst wt'N. Trrur was tar, aud the
rrr's changed hnrhs. huf hNf gruu'iri and u
generally conceded dat tie iUcs asked Tor sheen werg
hi4htr titnu suu D. tI ,uN Transactions in
cimlcd common 10 extra shear Il sn"rn ~ 4hGbbc. y
% Cumniot to tNiri ui-hnrn o." 20 . 4@fc AMI ordt
g. choice suftfs ifui 10 .t - I.ifr NJ
Receipts h,ws % loads. Or tss'l head max
INK tun. " 1,'U1 siuta NOutN, ~ unN !1i Tor tho
time Ia NuUr SIZE ritVc, but live hoRf
Mrrn nnIninnly nDntDh ~ Il,alar 4 b
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09
Recalling . Murder oom~,,,ea 30 Year. Ago,

Twenty years ago there was much excitement
in Brooklyn the murder of Police onicer Curron
lie was killed by Andrew Yates young man. who, after
stabbing in quarrel at political meeting at Hud
son avenue aud Prospect street. ran away pursued by
the mrong Meeting oficer Curren who intercepted his
flight, Yaes drew revolver and shot him Yates was
tried convicted, and sentenced to be hanged lie was
TcsDited and protesting great penenee his sentence
committed " imprisonment oT me lie was sent to
Sing Sing Through the persistent efforts q ~ friends
was procured fOr him from 'iOY DIX four years
ago His parents and some other relatives Died while ho
prison. and he ie heir 10 eonSlrrable Sroperty
Tue sday night Yates called Police Cant Reilly IN
Brooklyn and asked his assistance 70 recover a gold
watch and chain that he said had been stolen nom MN
by Johh Mcclure Old PRISON acquaintance whom he
had bcfTiondcd lie would not swear out war ant Tor
Mcnures arrest desiring 10 avoid publicity IN the case
lie gave his residence as 3Ol Bedford avenue hut ~
officer who sent there yesterday morning oOu'l hnl
.Ira1. nj Inn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09

WEDNESDAY, May Fhoun AND MEAL-The
ana s"s 4. an W. s and ws.Tm Tn
winter wheat extras 81 SSsS5.21 DO Xxx and XXX,
extras g s5eso Is southern bakers and family brands,
s. s3sS ,a sou'ssia .PPHs sn1s, s Sor 6
Rye dour, . ssssaeS Wheat feed sio5ossl7 u ton.
Corros-spois were steady and fairly active sale oea
bales Mddlng nplands, iohe Futures were slightly
Ssc s SS Jun" S Ss' for e iay 5 Tor xu
10 re Tor September loGoe for oetopsr 10 vc Tor H.
Ss iSc u mc on he SPOT & sales
delivery 80 bbIs mes, a! $50 TOR ISi slowing MI
r ara. q s sIE au a,t al s w 81 Soa
in some demand, sale. 2en bxs nalt II! DC for western
Srsasd Se, cit; SssSa sS%; ssS OK
ier r. neG, l@ ass y H Urine W.tsr a
sad o pG' nia ,S Gtyc9S ssJ a. 81 s@s ~ or
steady; new stat pail, scs9lc 9ai arkgs l7oa2oc
,ST Ti isS6c dWry i5,4lsc crelmcry 2os2ae ches,c
2ss coi SGT "''' Ta.S Sss. aSi, S' 's'' ONO
GaiiS Wheat was partially b lswsr and quite active;
;s "a H bSss .u Ss \ ar g. H
q 9soss ~ or 80 spring; = a?s* So fr No red
anu o. iletl q Tor ehe,ee white snd Tor future de-
a @ 9Sr june me- sn S I've I mo Say n
| sales ~ UJp6ush No 2wcstefn Mt 72As71t,c the
sales soOo bush AT Ai'. sdc fqr mixed and 3i', aat
for white including No Sgraded at jiash', tot nHel
s',c lnn corn slight, lower and more active sales on
No. spo' sne", inr.nans \" NEW at l lei
| low Jersey and southern new, l3riGt old mixed, o,c
90 bush. Including NJ Tor June, 'i'4 s'@c' al"
| steamer 5Oc Tor May and July , ,..,..,,,. "a.
goes l3l. sl7c gold lobuns o,sas hsh a. l7t.c sola
sales n eaf, on prya elm, miG Ers9e. ,i r S M er
private terms. Java 2Os2.5se gold Rice steady ana Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09
Mcnamara. Married Life.

Michael Mcnamara. who married his wife
Mary In May 1855 charges her with cruel and violent
treatment toward him and he is seeking divorce IN the
Superior Court lie says that her conduct in the past
two years as violent and outrageous as 70 rem
der lis life with her intOerable She would enter the
house lAie at night he says aud would DO 80 boster0us
IN her behavior a. to Touse the whole nei1b0rhOod ana
se wnld often attack him when asleep, and drive hun
out Of tie house month ago she attacked Inn Mi,t
carving knife and pursued him hall mile alter he He'd
from the house and on OyeTtaking him she struck MN
on ne head, tearing his scalp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09

BFCKER-wAGNER- On Tuesday evening, May 7,
by Rev q. u. Vaudeville u. u. Pierre Becker Of
Rome. y Y 10 Jula Wagner OF this city.
DOBSON-BARSrOW. In Brooklyn. May 7. by thu
Rev. stephen &. Camp, william T. Dnbsnn To Anna II
youngest daughter OF the late Henry W. Barstow, all "
Brooklyn.
L1BBY-TONKINS on Tuesday. May T. by the Rev.
Dr H. TVns Jr. Charles All,n Libby Vt this city ia
Ella Nlrgina Tuukn~ OF Philadelphia
ME1ZLkR-ROSE In Baltimore. Md. April 10 At thu
residence oi the brides ather. by the Rev DR. Zodt,
usiav Metzer Of New York TO Belle Rose Of Baltimore.
Md -
PoLLAK-IAcOBy-In San Francisco, Cal, April %.
by the Rev Or Cohn. Arnold foiak To Theresa Jacoby
both of New York
CINBY-FREELAND On Tuesday. May ] by thu
Rev. Joseph Il. Kerr. assisted by the Rev. James d.
Wilson. William II Qunby To Jennie L. treeland, all d
tlls city.