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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-03

The readiusting press Of this State-the
number of which is not more than bakers
dozen-is trying to manufacture public
opinion in favor of reputation. This bit
terness and intolerance on the part OF few
will hardly be productive of such results as
the rash and Incorporate desire. Our peo-
pie cannot be led much less driven by dis
appointed politicians to unite with comnu-
nists. All the people desire is rest and an
abatement OF the continuous assaults made
by demagogues on all who entertain differ
ent views in relation to the adjustment OF
our financial concerns.-Md7adSsds Gazette.
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03.CEST s'rORE.
DECEIVED AT THE
9Q-CENT STORE

Another invoice OF LADIES FOXED CATERS
TALL sizes from 3 to 81, also Of LOW-BCTroc
SHOES and NEWPORT TIES (sizes, ZION:
HANDSOME VASES at 99c. n pair;
TOLET-SETS TO match ut 99c. set:
full assortment of BAsKETs-Market, Lunch
sca-Gra.s, Palm French Market, Nursery. &C. .
crates WASR-BowLS and PITCHERS selling a,
99c. pair;
beautiful line Of MOTTO-CCPS, MOCsTAcrIE.
CUPS. PLATE, CUP, and SAUCER, at 90c.
Also fine line OF CUPS and SACCEXS at soc:
More OF those handsome BRONZE and Law,
CARD-RECEIVERS;
$50 ARGEDeUBLE-FACED COUNTERPayrs
at 99c.;
10 cases Of MEMS aud BOYS HATS at G9c-,u
styles; colors, black, brown. gray, drab, blue &c
A beautiful line OF DOLLS-boin Wax and Inc..
destructabe-at SOC. and 99e. We have i fey
soed ones that we will sell very cheap
cases Of MEMS BROGAES at $50. Il pair
Send for catalogue. We mail them free 10 any
address. W. 4. STEVENS,
my 30 30J Broad street,
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The e.newspaper' of Saturday an
nounces that DIR. L.. T. BElRNE has pur-
chased q part Of that journal, and has be-
come one OF IFS editors. . ~. gs..:
!. Mr.. BEIRNE is young gentleman OF lib.
erai education and without experience as a
journalist. AS we know something Of the
feelingsof one upon the threshold OF the
life be has embarked in, we could not wish
him better than that he may realize his 'ex-
Dectations
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-03

Hon. T. S. BoCoCK writes an ingenious
letter to the Lyncbburg Firginian to prove
that biennial sessions of the Legislature
ought not to begin until 1879, or later. We
had no :dea that SO much could be said on
that side Of the question. 1t is said, too,
with as much elegance OF style as MACAU-
LEY could have put into a legal argument.
And all, too, on the wrong side. However,
we won't reproduce his article just for the
pleasure OF answering it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-03

In a letter to a Richmond military COM
pany General Joseph Il. Johnston writes:
"No American values the volunteer service
more highly than I.n There is encourage
ment in General JohRston's use Of that
word S American" -Ne,o York Times.
[You Cont say sop]
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CITY TAXES.

CITY COLLEC TORS OrFiCE.t
RICHMOND, June !, ISIS.
TITY TAXES, 1878.
"
This Office viii be open daily from 9 O'Clock \. ".
TO O'Clock L. NJ. from the 10TH i" the 3Oth diy al
June iuclusvc for III" purpose o's"ccisin" from
any person charged with
CITY TAXES-REhL AND Personal,
the whole or one half 81 the amount ut tax charged.
and that TEN FER CENT. VIII be- added la the
amount of tax charged in every whrr" thu rar'v
assessed shall fail u pay the whole or Oh" half with
IN the time limited.
The Collector respectfully Requests all person,
having three more bills t. leave lit "f The sam"
early possible IT This eilic". that tie bills
be gotten together, and. if desired. Lah rcccp;i
made out. i. Il. HpNDNu<.
IL l-tJc30 COLLECTOR.
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DEATHS.

Died, on Saturday. at half-past 10 O'CLOCK, Mrs:
THOMAS 81. HARRIS, in the thrty-Second year OF
: Her funeral will take place from Or. Preston's
church ut 4 O'Clock SUNDAY EVENING. Friends
aud acquaintance invited 10 attend.
Died. on Thursday the 3Olh May, of scaret.fever,
CHARLES PETERkIN. youngest son of Frede-
rick w. and Mary A. Rageineyer; aged four years,
four months, and twenty-one days.
= know. by one sweet token,
My CHARLIE Is not dead;
One golden clew he left inc
AS on his way he Sped
Were he some gem or blossom,
But fashioned for day. -.
My love would slowly perish
Il With his dlssolving clay. 3.s2
Washington papers please copy. =
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INSURANCE COMPANIES '---
THE NORTHWESTERN
L MUTUAL LIFE-lNSURANCE COMPANY
A. = = MILWAUKEE, MIS-.

Assets January l. 1878. sc
SURPLUS Massachusetts Standard. 2,7S9,23G o2
Excess OF interest receipts over
death losses since organizations. 2,340,6S9 ~
FOR THE LAST FOUR YEARS t1S74-'75-'76, and
WI ITS INTEREST, RECEIPTS HAVE ENCEEDED
IT'S DEATH LOSSES AND ENPENSES CoMRiSED-a
result without parallel In the history of lie lhsur-
ance. and 1t Is now paying Its pocy-holders larger
dividends than any life company In the world.
, AS examples, / state that Mr. Abraham Levy, Of
the wel-known firm OF Levy Rrohers, Of this city
received last yeara cash dividend OF 7SH per cent
on an ordinary lfe-polcy issued in lS6 ], and u
alive at It's next anniversary he VIII receive diFl-
dcnd of 80 per cent: antth Rev. Dr. Curry, pro-
fesser In Richmond College, received 4S per cent
this, tenth dIyidei,dl ona ment ifa-poncy
tssa =! = pt 3RS H SShaNBs state Agent !,
1918 Main street, Richmond, Va.
u,D 1.cndon,
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GRAND EXCURSION. e4tell, :
THURSDAY, 18TH OF JUNE.

OLD POINT, NORFOLK, AND PORTSMOUTH,
ON THE ....
SPLENDID EXCURSION STEAMER ARIEL,
BY TIE ....r. ST. -....-.s.
LADIES OF TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH.
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E,p'Sg@ESs ORANGES.

4 GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE.-T&c
IA undersigned. wishing 10 l"lv" TIE city, - r.
for sale good, light. AMI profitable ia. uc-S situated
IN the principal retail portion OF lar cts. Sui~Ir-
tory reason given for selling. iarIt.! required.
Sl.5UO. Tcrms easy. address ~HlIl'. car 81
this Office. r. 2-3t'{l
EOR SALE OR ENCHANGE.--A VAL
u LIABLE STOCK OF GitOt El.IfS, TEAMS.
&C.. in III" city III Richmond. ! offered ~ En-
CHANGE FOR 4 COOP FARM ar t":' property
in thriving village with som" t"I attached. III"
stock Is fresh and salaDc, ana Tie land an excellent
one and doing II good hif-in.-s.
III health Is the reason for changing.
Apply 10 CHAfflA. SIAl,LE' < CO..
my 22-W,F&N2w&w2t Rad Estate Agents.
A CHOICE COUNTRY STAND FOR
IA SALE OR RENT.-Any person wishing to pGr-
chase or rent one Of the best COZ %IRi STANDS
for selling goods in S0nthsid" Nirginil ran scca.c
the same by ADDRESSING the undersigned A.
". j. JOHNSON & CO.
my 2s-lw !ichm,ni, Va.
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ClsOCKERY. GLASSWARE. DC.

1
| CEASONABLE GOODS.
FEATHER FLY-DRUSHES,
WATER-COOLE"S.
| PEERLESS FLY-TEAP>,
REFRIGERATORS Of the best makes: AMI war;
| rantcd 10 give satisfaction;
GOOCH'S ICE-CREAM FREEZLcS the best TIA,
are made;
Mrs. KNOWS IMPROVED TLUTISG-NA.
CHIMES;
SELF-SEALING FRUfT-JAE>:
with full line Of CHINA and GLASSWARE at
very low figures. T. l.. TAYLOR.
| my24 lg!l Main stree.
| WALNUT DINING-KOUN REFRlGE.
w RATORS. and all other -t,Irs. jas. received:
| WATER-CUOLERS, FREEIEES. WIRE-CUN.
ERS. FLUTING-MAClIINEs. anh other sca>ona-
| bic goods; new lot of CflU.DRENS CAR
KIAGkS, CHAMBER SETS, Sc. Ii va wan, I,
save money call at ROBERT INRRnLD'S.
my0 ST Broat ani 9r9 Main >trv".r.
NHINA, CHINA.
| SPRING B1PORTAT!rNS.
DECORATED DINNER. and TEA lFr~nchl:
DINNER aud -i,nrcclru l>imllr
| in appearance TO China. but ch"arerl;
| DECORATED CIiAMBE!:-SET>-i.a,t Lake aud
other new patterns:
NOVEL GOODS:
| BRONZE StONCES:
VENETIAN GLASS;
WOOSTER CHINA;
PLATED WARE:
EMBARRASSING GOODS, &c.
| GEORGE GIBSON, JR
ap2 1907 Man street.
|
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UNDERTAKINGS.
BOOTS. SHOES. DC.

NEWPORT TIES! man
IN NEWPORT TIES! HSEE
AT NJ. GOLDEE'S, 1923 MAIN sTREET.s ~
! have just returned from the North with S~n>
large stock of goods bought at the late bankrupt
sales for cash, which offer ut the following low
prices: 500 pairs Ladies' French Kid Newport
Ties, hand-made, 75c. pair; 500 Buttoned New
ports al 81 worth 81; 500 extra Two-row Buttons
at 81 .60-sold elsewhere at $3.50: Ladies' Serge
Buskins, 40c.; Ladies' Congress and Laced Serge
Balls, only 75c.-old price S1.25; Ladies' Eighteen
thread Serge Buttoned, fl so worth $3.50; Misses
Bnttoned Serge, sizes IL TO 2, only S1.25-used 10
sell for $2. All these goods warraHted as repre-
sented, or the money refunded. Thousands Of other
goods at halc-price, from the bankrupt sales, Mt
=. ...r3G NJ. GOLDEN'S, No. l523 Main street.
: N. B-Goods sent by mail. Will cost only from
10 10 15c. pair. Orders strictly attended TO- Don't
forget the No.-1523 Main street. my 30-1m
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MILITARY NOTICES.


HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND HowITzERs,l T.
RICHMOND, VA, June 8, 1878. :
A SSEMBLE ct YOUR ARMORY AK
IA THIS (Slonday) EvENING ut 8 EYYHO
o'clock, in summer unif0rm-vlZ., sack tafhSke
Coats, white pants, and fatigue caps-with ssskEa1
side-arms, for inspection and business meeting.
portance viii be brought up for consideration. by
order OF the Captain. .Ft4. w. T.. SIMONS, ~
! je SILT Orderly Sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-03
nw COHEN BROTHERS
ARE SELLING

AXE SELTINN -------
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK a. Csc, elegant
quality at 90c. and 81;
TAPASIER'S HEAVY GROS- GRAIN mt Sis:
Also. GUlNE.r'S AMI BONNET'S at ) 120 regular
value of which is 50; ut $40 for quality worth
Also. the CxCHEMIRE SATIN-FINlSiI at $40
worth fully $3.50:
BLACK SILK at So, 37N, 45, so, 60, Go, and 75c.,
for LYONESE GLCSSE:
BLACK-AND-WHITEC CHI CK OF 90, 50, and 60c. :;
BIACK-ASD-WHITE STRIPED 1T 90 ami Csc. ;
CULORED FANCY SILKS in all their various pat
terms
Also, ali the various shades and qualities or
COLORED SILKS:
BLACK and COLORED SATINS from CSC. to
CGtHES BROTHERS offer tile largest stock of
SILKS OF any house outside Of New York. and
GUARANTEE PRICES. mY2
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS. ~. @..
TNHIETY-FOURTH ANNIVERSARY
RICHMOND GRAYS,
JUNE 10, 1878 tWhit-Mondayl,
GRAND EXCURSION AND BASKET PICNIC
TO
WEST POINT.

MUSIC. DANCING, BOATING, FISHING: AND
= BATHING, ALL DAY.
The GRhYS have chartered Il train Of coaches
of the York River railroad, and will give an EX-
CuRSION and BASKET PICNIC and TARGET
PRACTICE to WEST POINT on Monday, June
10Th (Whit-Monday).
Dancing all day. Refreshments a: city prices and
dinner nj the hotel for all who prefer.
A PRIZE TO BE SHOT FOR BY TIE VISITORS, III
dependent of the company medal. -r
1ICKETs.-Round "trip, 81; ladies, and children
over three years old. 80 cents.
The public may rely upon having pleasant. quiet,
AMI agreeable time.
Tickets to be had OF the committee and members
Of the company; also at the depot On the morning
of the excursion. .u...
Train leaves at ~ A. NJ, and Will return about 8
O'Clock =. NJ. --sfs...
Captnin Bossieux. Licuienants Phillips and
Laughton, Scrgeanis Tyler and Spence, Corporal
Hankins. and Privatcs Hankins and Reese, Commit
fro of Arrange pnts je Std
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4 II EXCURSION

No crowd at Old Point and weather pleasant.
found trip: Adults. 1925: children and servants
81. No charge for children under five years.
Breakfast aud supper on she steamer, soc. each;
dinner, 75c.
Board ut IIycea Hotel: Lodging, 75c.; supper
and lodging. 81: supper, lodging. and breakfast,
$l.50: per day, So per week. $3.50.
TICKETS GOOD FOR NINE DAYS. Tickets for
sale by E. z. HudciGs, ut Courtney X Powcll's: w.
=. w. Taylor. Broad street: A. W. CARRIER {, Co..
and Merchants Bank, Main street; also ut Southern
Express office by Mir. A. Welsh. and 1t the terminus
OF the street railway on the morning Of the 9th.
NO TICKETS SOLD TO WAY-LANDIN
Parties leaving their names at y. W. CARRIERS.
SIG Main street, will be taken 10 the boat at 25c.
per head.
The steamer leaves the wharf 1T 8 O'Clock prompt
lv my 30-Gt
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MI OWING TO THE RECENT DE-
CLINE in the price of Innings. COHEN BRO
THEIRS are enabled 10 offer
ENGLISH CAM6RICS at from to &C.;
RICE CaMBRICS from to 7c.;
WIGANS from 6 TO 10c.; -'
Also, many other DOME5TIC GOODS 1T cor!e-
spending reductions. my
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05
ELUE-DUST.

The Postoffice letter list will be found in
another column this morning.
Scarlet fever is quite prevalent among
the children Of our town.
Luther Clark and Jack Perry are still
confined to their homes with rheumatism.
NJ. Davids h Co. received three wagon
loads Of spuds from the land Of the Saints
yesterday.
Mr.. Debman feels confident that the
Needle mine, On Mccoy Hill, will sew up
the rent in his fortunes.
The sulphides produced at tho Lennon
mill will be sent, after roasting, to San
Francisco for reduction and separation Of
the gold and silver.
That Indian Hal, the California Digger,
who was raised by Archie Mcdaniel, is in
town. He has invested in q squaw md
papoose, and is a member in full standing
Of the Sazerac Lying Club.
There may be some excuse for the dust
during these dry times, but there is none
for the very dirty condition of some Of our
streets. Give Colonel Kelley a chance to
make your street fronts look respectable
once more.
At the pound party" given a few even
ings since on Spring street, one of the visi-
tors brought a pound of limberger cheese.
Hereafter that commodity is to be pro-
hibited from the parties.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05

1t is always a subject Of misfortune when
any one finds that surrounding circum-
stances and the vindication Of what is hon.
orable compels a resort to deadly weapons
as q means of blotting out some personal
stigma. The preparation Of o hoax upon
n Of the residents Of Eureka yesterday,
readily illustrates the point in question
and indicates the manner of man, his full
purpose in giving the challenge. and upon
his insisting that the s~trictcst conditions Of
the Preston Duello" should be conformed
to, nineteen feet we're accurately meas
ured. The combatants stood back to back
at the centre Of this line, and at the COM
mand walkedl from each other to the end,
wheeled, and fired. Three deliberate shots
we're fired by the challenging party at his
opponent. He felt himself to have been
wronged, and resolved to blot out any
shame by revenge upon his adversary. At
the third shot the victim fell, pierced
through with an imaginary bullet. The
would-be wounded man was borne from
the field and cared for while an arrest was
being made, by the proper authorities, of
his slayer. We would prefer to be shot at
by somebody else, and not by the Mis-
sourian who sought the chances of death
rather than suffer a personal indignity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05

To-day at 2 O'Clock the intermcnt will be
made Of another child, whose absence at
the mothers side, and the w~atchings at the
window for a fathers return will long and
grievously be felt. Death has, no terrors
for these tender hearts. Their spirits. like
the m cloud, rise on the horizon of
life and fade away before the midday sun
OF earthly sorrows has brought trouble to
them. Their lives are short but peaceful,
n the translation from earth to Heaven
is made without the consciousness felt in
later years Of life. Faith, the substance
of things unseen,'' binds the parent on
earth to the child who has gone to the
haven Of rest. and those who knew and
loved Minnie Callison here, may have the
abiding trust Of seeing her in the land Of
perfect love and happiness.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05
Episcopal Church Social.


The third social will be held tonight at
the residence of Brother D. W.. Leyan, Oh
Spring street. The popularity Of these
meetings, which take place once every two
weeks, gives the assurance that every one
attending them is greatly pleased with the
many agreeable devices which are insti-
tuted for passing the evening most pleas
antly. Such gatherings bring the neigh
bors more generally together, and strang-
ers in our midst have an excellent oppor-
tunity for extending their acquaintance.
The wits are frightened, and the rust
which accumulates in a life Of retirement,
or during the days spent over absorbing
business affairs is rubbed off, we are
made to feel more happy within ourselves,
and to esteem more highly those virtues
and charms which are generally shown in
the social circle.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05

Mrs. Lakes lecture, last night, was lis
tened to by a delighted and enthusiastic
audience, and, by request Of many of her
hearers. she will repeat the Substance Of
her two lectures tonight at the Court
house.. The admission will be only rs
cents. This will be the last opportunity to
hear her, as she proposes to leave II
midst the day following. Her eloquence
and mastery manner Of delivery gives evil
dence Of a highly cultivated mind, as well
AZ complete comprehension of the subject
she so logically aud rhetorically expounds.
A rare treat, seldom offered to the citizens
Of Eureka, is assured.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05
Great Reduction i'm Prices.

When making purchases Of wearing APP
parel of any kind, parties should call at the
Banner store and examine the magnificent
and extensive stock Of goods which Mr..
Banner has just received from San Fran
cisco. The fact that cash prices were paid
for these goods, enables them to be sold
at prices which defy competition. A call ut
this store will enable any one to purchase
a complete outft-warm, lasting and gen.
teel-for a very small sun Of money. Mr..
Banner guarantees entire satisfaction to
every n who wishes to invest in a nice
holiday suit or working outfit. His stock
embraces the latest styles OF goods, the
large variety Of felt hats.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05
Surprise Party.

The Methodist minister and his wife, who
have recently had Eureka appointed them
as their field OF labor, were treated to a
surprise and donation party. Tuesday
evening, by members Of their church and
congregation. A most enjoyable time was
had, IL the hearts Of the worthy pastor
and his wife were cheered by this evidence
Of interest on the part Of those among
whom they have come to labor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kicker desire to acknowledge their
appreciation Of this call from their gener-
ons friends.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05

Tue Metamoras furnace, under the man
aeement Of Col. Tom Taylor, is now smelt-
ing 80 tons of ore daily. The engine driv-
ing wheel makes ITO revolutions, aud the
Stedefcldt No. 8 blower, 1850 revolutions
per minute. This increase in the blast has
greatly expedited the rapidity Of smelling.
The ores average 5000, assay value in gold
and silver, and contains II per cent. Of
lead. Colonel Taylor estimates that his
dust trap saves to within one per cent. OF
the fumes, and fully comes up to his most
sanguine expectations.
A new boiler, 10 feet long and "a inches
in diameter, has been received at the Con-
solidated furnaces, and is to be set up at
once.
Furnace No. l. at the Eureka works, was
cut out yesterday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05
From Colorado.

Mr.. John Hess, an old-time Eurekan, is
back from an eighteen months ramble
through Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, and Colo
RADIO. He found no place like Eureka. He
has a good opinion of Southern Colorado,
and thinks there is a bright future for that
section.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05

No vensbcr Term.
The following business was transacted
In this Court yesterday:
Mcdonnell vs.. Mcdonnell 4 Kind Leave
granted TO file amended complaint and add
other parties rs defendants.
Comius vs.. Everts 4 Co.-Motion to
snpstitute continued until Saturday. the
knight VS.. Paroni ct al.--Continued by
consent until Friday next. Ordered that
oeiend.nt pay to plaintiffs witnesses the
costs Of two days attendance.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05
Hotel Arrivals.

Jackson House.-Miss Mary A. Collins,
city; w. A. Scott, Phoebe; James Myers,
Ruby Valley; Gershon Nathan, San Fran
cisco; Maurice Healy, Ruby Valley.
Parker House.-William Bice. Michigan;
John McElroy. John Hathaway. s. O.
Wells, Jim Meddaugh, city; p. r. Budd,
Black Rock; Tom Short. Ruby Valley.
International Hotcl.-E. NJ. Clark. Dia-
mond Valley; T. Anderson, Hamilton; J.
Burkett, Utah; w. Wilcox and wife, J.
Cox. Ruby Hill; A. J. Hatch, Reno; John
Cruikshanks, C~ornucopia; 7. II. Robinson,
secret Canyon; w. Gale, Typo; ]. Hodges,
belmont; ]. Mann. Elko.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05

Mr.. Ed. Looney is in receipt of a neat
work-box from Tim ~Finnegan, who was
lately sent to the pcnitentiary from White
Pine. for life. Mr.. Looney will rattle the
box for the benefit Of the prisoner. 1t will
make a handsome Christmas present for
any lady.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05

MCGOWAN, the man-eatcr, made q tri-
urnphal entry into the County Jail yester-
day afternoon. Chas. Livingston and a
number Of volunteers assisted in this rapid
change Of base. He will next pay a visit
to Judge Cromer. Keep him moving I'M
til he is fairly out of the town.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05

Last evening we saw at the Jackson
House a bar of copper weighing over 100
pounds. 1t was from the smelling works
Of Selby & Co., at Robinson district, White
Pine county This il the first bar Of cop
per that has bsen shipped from that dis
trict. The curious can inspect it to-day at
the Jackson House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05

The hop at the Parker House, last night,
given by Billy Walker, was a success. The
attendance was very large, and the floor
was occupied by as many couples as could
conveniently dance at once. as the large
dining-room did not afford sufficient space
for the numerous patrons OF this delight
full and select gathering. The supper
tables were very t~astefully arranged. and
made a display Of tempting viands, delicate
CONNECTIONS. pastry and fruits, such as
would crafty the appetite Of the most fas-
tidious. 1t is very probable that Mr..
tainments occasionally to his friends and
the public.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05
Ouc of Abe Hext.

Says the Gold Hill Ncps 1.-THE Eureka
SENTINEL has entered upon its 10th vol
ume. 1t has always been we'll conducted,
sensibly edited, and a credit to its portion
of the State. 1t In one of the best news
papers east of the Sierra Nevada"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05
western Nyc.

Professor Brooks, the w~ell-known artist,
who has lately been visiting the western
part Of Nyc county, brings excellent re-
ports from that section. He thinks the
Alexan der mine is one Of the best on the
Coast.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05
Found Guilty.

George Wilson, one Of the Cherry Greek
stage robbers, has been found guilty in the
United States Court at Carson. He will
be sentenced next Monday. The law pro-
vides but one pcnalty-imprisonment for
life. Doc Bell and one other will be tried
immediately,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05

Cailishe: Brothers received last evening
a large collection Of illustrated papers and
periodicals, embracing the most vivid de-
scriptions OF the great topics of interest be-
fore the world. These elegant i~llustra-
tions are of untirins interest to the be-
holder.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-05
Has Arrlve,a.

DR.. Spinney has arrived, and can be con-
suited at the international Hotel until
Saturday evening next. The afflicted
are notified to call upon him within that
time.