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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-07

Anii-Chsnese Resolutions.

At a special meeting Of the Ruby Hill
Miners Union, held at their hall on
Wednesday evening last, the following
pertinent resolutions were unanimously
adopted, amidst the greatest enthusiasm.
They will be most heartily %concurred in by
all, particularly by those having the inter-
ests of the laboring classes at heart
WHEREAS, We, as Union, and as men,
are alarmed at the frequent and total dis
regard Of the pledges made to the people
by the peoples servants and whereas, the
veto of the bill for the restriction of Chi
nese immigration, by the President of the
United States, will continue the importa-
ton and employment of servile labor
among us indefinitely therefore be it
Resolved, That we, as freemen and work
ingmen, consider the coming to our shores,
and the employment OF such labor, danger
Gus to our independence and freedom, and
inimical to the best interests of all labor
ing men.
Resolved, That We, the miners of Ruby
Hill, do hereby pledge ourselves to use all
honorable means to remove from, and
prohibit the coming Of the Chinese to our
country.
Resolved, That we, as citizens Of Nevada
and the Pacific Coast, do hereby appeal to
all working men Of the United States to
aid us to mitigate the evil by annulling
the B~urlingame treaty.
While we consider this our exalted duty,
patience too long drawn out may cease to
be q virtue. Be it further
Resolved, That these resolutions be
copied into the records Of the Ruby Hill
Miners Union, and also be published in
the Ruby Hill Mining Report, Eureka
SENTINEL and Leader.
JAMES HAMPTON, President.
II. W. FAUST, Secretary.
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Union Market to the Front.

Mr.. A. Cazaux, proprietor of this popu-
lar market, has just returned from an ex-
tended trip through Smoky Valley, where
he purchased from Mr.. P. Lyttleton his
immense fiocks of mutton sheep, number
ing 5000 head. Three thousand of these
sheep have been advertised for sale in the
SENTINEL for some time past. They are
known to be the best handled, herded and
grazed sheep in this State, as Mr.. Littleton
has devoted his whole time and attention
to them for the last three years. The first
installment of the band will be delivered
here on the 18th instant, and the balance
as soon as they can be brought to the
range selected for them on this side of the
mountains. This is good evidence that
Mr.. Cazaux will remain in this community
for some time to come.
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Mrs. b. Cohen, as "Rosalind." and Mrs.
p. Steler, as princess Oude,'' filed their
parts creditably, and were the recipients
| Of many favorable comments.
Miss X. Z. Golden, SISTER Of Mercy
Antonio Ferarris, "Romeo."
Mrs. X. Ranft, Polish Princess"
Bart. Ashim, ''Richard the Third
Mrs. II. knight, sPeanut Girl" ap-
peared in dress of green and white silk,
trimmed with torchon lace and decorated
with peanuts, cut square neck and demi
sleeves, and was very pretty.
Mrs. Z. j. Travis, "Sister Of Mercy"
Miss Annie Stephens, Page"
Miss Anna Mau, Page"
Mrs. A. d. Haskell and Mrs. W. p. Has
kell, French Waiting Maids" Costumes,
pink gros grain silk. A neat and tasteful
dress.
J.. Hausman represented I" Hayes" and
Mr.. O'Dunkel, "John Chinaman," and
carried ont their parts to perfection.
Mrs. F. Durkee, Turkish Pasha."
Miss May Ashim. Resumption Of Specie
Payment" sustained her part as well as
any Of those present and looked, withal,
remarkably pretty.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hillhouse appeared as
Pink" and wore one Of the most elegant
costumes of the evening.
NJ. A. Mckay, Evening Dress"
]. p. Martin and Mrs. ]. P. Martin ap-
peared in 'sStars aud Stripes"
Mrs. W. II. Davenport, Evening
Dress
Mrs. NJ. A. Ashim, "SunAower." Was
perfect.
d. McNicol, "Negro Swell"
Lambert Molinelli, "Clem Johnson"
Mrs. II. d. Brooks, in the character of
a Popcorn Girl, T" looked charming.
Ed. Emery, as Brother Jonathan" sus-
tanned his character well.
Frank Durkee, "ColOred Jockey"
Mrs. Chas. Buttlar, Evening Dress"
Mrs. Dan. Morgan, Martha
Mrs. w. II. Clark made a-sweet and cap
tivating "French Waiting Maid"
James w. Smith was a ferocious "Piz-
zaro.'
Chas. Buttlar, President Hayes" This
was well sustained, but we hope Charles
could not fill the character 50 well III pri-
vate life.
@. NJ. Wilson. Country Swell"
DR.. Bishop, Turkish Pasha," in Tnrk-
isli dress OF crimson velvet and gold cloth,
was one Of the complete DISCUSSES in the
room.
Mrs. r. McNieol, as ''Snow Ball" was,
perhaps, the handsomest costume in the
room.
Jot Travis, sIrish Gentleman"
Dancing was kept up until a late hour
this morning.
Altogether, the ball was one Of the most
successful that has ever occurred here. and
the managers have reason to congratulate
themselves upon its success.
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RUBY HILL ITEMS.

From the Ruby Hill Mining Report.l
James Kyle returned a few days since
from Richmond District, where he went to
look at some claims. This is a new dis
trict, about Is miles south OF Carlin. Mr..
hyie is not very favorably impressed with
that section.
General George NJ. Sabin and ex-Sherif
James Sias visited the Charter Tunnel
property. yesterday, in which they are
largely interested. These gentlemen are
very much pleased with the outlook.
Rev. Father Monieverde preached at the
new Catholic Church for the first time last
Sunday.
Money Is tighter than ever before in the
history OF the Hill.
Inc registering business at the postofice
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FEgE EUST
Scraps from the Notebook of the
Scnt.neIs Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook of the
Scnt.neI-s Reporter.
Virginia papers report Crit. Thornton's
arrival in that city.
A Lodge of the Ancient Order Of United
W%orkingmen is to be organized in Eureka.
James Tonkin and James Pentecost yes
terday filed notice of their intention to be-
come citizens Of the United States.
Justice Cromer that hereafter
parties entering suits in his our must
pay their fees in advance.
Mr.. @. A. Stephenson and wife returned
last evening from a visit to the East, and he
is much improved in health.
The little furry of snow, in the early
part Of last evening, had the effect of stop
ping the high wind which has prevailed for
the past two days.
The petition Of citizens of Eureka, pre-
scented in the Legislature by Representa-
tive Wermuth, protesting against any
legislation against the Z. & p. road, con-
tanned | 200 signatures.
Captain Will n. Rabbits, an old citizen
Of Eureka county, died at Palisade on
Wednesday evening. He was held in high
estimation by all who knew him, and his
death will be regretted by a large circle of
friends.
The timely discovery that a stove pipe
had fallen on the roof Of the back portion
Of the United States restauranton Wednes-
day night, no doubt saved us the necessity
of recording a terrible conhagration.
Mr.. Phelps followed that wonderful cake
from Fishes, and went to Hamilton yes
terday TO join a couple for better or for
worse. A cynical cuss remarks that there
can be nc dispute as to which of the two
things it will be.
Late on Wednesday night Pete VIM
and Terry Mcmahon examined all the fire
plugs in town, and made sure that they
were in good condition. Should a fire
occur in Eureka the firemen certainly will
not be accused of any dereliction of duty.
Hugh Mohan has inst issued a book en-
titled pen Pictures 1t consists of about
100 pages. and is neatly compiled and care
fully written. 1t contains a short, crisp,
intelligent and interesting sketch of every
officer of the State Government, members
of the Legislature, public officials and
newspaper men now at the Capitol.
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specia, Notice 10 the Public.

We respectfully call your attention to a very
large assortment of CLOTHING and FURNISH
ING GOODS that have recently come into our
possession, we having acquired the same in q
settlement with a Phoebe Clothing House, arts
ing out of a bond given to Messrs. P. Berwin 4
Brother. We are DESTROYS of disposing of the
same, and SPECIAL BARGAINS will be given tc
parties who will form a club and buy in lots Of
half a dozen pairs of pants also, in single
lots.
We keep constantly on hand a very extensive
stock of BOOTS and SHOES, which we sell a
prices marked away down.
O. DUNKEL 4 CO..
Eureka, February Z. 1879. feb8 If
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Wishing to retire from this line (goine
into the drug business elsewhere). 1 offel
for sale, at a reasonable price, the Miners
and Mechanics Trade Depot. corner Of
Main and Bateman streets, with the lease
goodwill, fixtures and stock. ANY party
wishing to engage in a general merchandise
and notion business will find this an op-
~portunity seldom offered to buy out q live
cash and profitable business, well known
and of first-class standing. For further
particulars inquire of
BART ASHIM.
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0PIO N E E RGA
Popular JGVGly Store !! F.!
OF EUREKA,
Opposite J. A. Paxton L Co.'s Bank
Information Wanted.

INFORMATION Is WANTED OF WILLIAM
WHIrFORD, q native of England, who has
been working in the Consolidated Compsny's
mines. When last setn, was at his cabin ON
Ruby Hill on Thursday, February 18th, since
which time he has not been seen or heard of
by any one who knew him. Information Of him
will be thankfully received by W. ]. CRABB.
on Ruby Hill. feb25 Tvs
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A Chnmce for the Chnritable,

Nearly every town in this section of the
State has already contributed to the aid Of
the Reno sufferers, or have taken steps to
do so. AS yet the subject has hardly been
alluded to in Eureka. This is not in keep
ing with the we'll known generosity of our
citizens, and we hope that active measures
will be at once inaugurated to send to them
such assistance as the emergency Of the
case and the dictates Of humanity suggest.
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Jackson House-Patrick McGinnis, Pros
Pec' Mountain; GA. Stephenson and wife,
farker House-R. d. MarkIe, Pinto
Ireek; Mrs. Gum and Miss Mollie Dob
''ns' Tybo; h. Barley, Diamond Valley.
International Hotel-A. W. Thorough
M nan Pleasant Valley; G. Adams, Ruby
nnl' John Burke and P. Regain. Palisade.
turner House,. b. Mcleod. Pleasant
ssley; Alex. Mckay and Ed. Bates, Eu.
sssa, Lester Coen and Thos. II. Francis,
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More civil Service Reform.

The uncertainties of ofice-holding has
again been exemplifed, and Dan Immel,
who for over four years has faithfully and
acceptably filled the position of Register
of the United States Land Office, steps
down and out, and his place will be sup
piled by Mr.. Thomas Robinson, at present
a member of the Legislature from this
county. We were under the impression
that it was a recognized fact that no man
could hold a State and Federal position
combined. Anything, however, is possible
in these days of model civil service reform.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-07

Six thousand dollars was the value placed
upon the property adjoining the Court
house by the appraisers appointed by
Judge Rives. 1t is necessary to secure this
ground ere commencing the erection Of
the new Courthouse. We understand
that Messrs. Arlington and Bartlett de-
cline to dispose of it at that price.
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Business Cleaned Up--NOthfng Ac-
cOmpiishei Against the Rail-

cOmpiishei Against h Rail-
Dad
Especial to the Eureka Daily senfinel.I
CARSON CRY, March 6.
The Legislature adjourned sine die at
midnight. All business was cleared up
and the last few hours were devoted to
levity. Most Of the members leave for
their homes tomorrow. Outside OF the
Williams bill, and a bill of Cassidy's, pro-
hibiting charges in excess of the maximum
rates, nothing vas accomplished against
railroads. The Haines substitute was in
definitely postponed in the Assembly, thus
defeating even a small reduction.
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More Fish.

The California Fish Commissioners sent
last Saturday 20, 200 Eastern trout for dis
tribution among several mountain streams
in the vicinity of Bonner Pass, among
which are the North Fork of the American
and the South Yuba, on the western side,
while east of the summit Squaw creek,
Cold stream, the headwaters of Bonner
creek, Little Truckee and Prosser creek
will be supplied.
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Chearp Property.

Lambert Molinelli 4 Co. have a fine
piece of property on Sheridan avenue, Mob
Hill, consisting of three handsome bricks
and N frame house, which they offer to
sell at a bargain.
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May His shadow Never Grow less,

The jolly countenance of Brother Smith,
Of the Pinto House, Pinto, beamed upon
us yesterday. He came to announce that
the baby was in a iourishins condition,
and he felt so happy over the affair that he
''set 'em up" to the boys in the SENTINEL
office in first-class style. Our local was
the only one who preserved his equilib-
rum, as we are strictly temperate, and not
even the merits Of that champagne could
tempt US from virtues path e..
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Tremendous bargains at the Golden Rule
Store. in the best quality and latest styles of
Hats, fresh from the factories in the East. In
point of fact, l Y L in this line at the Golden
Rule Store.
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Your attention is most respectfully called
to the elegant assortment of Bohemian, Ala
bastar and Majolica ware, to be sold at one
fifth its value, by Bart Ashim, of the Miners L
Mechanics Trade Depot.
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sTREETs-5.so O'Clock r. NJ.


Yellow Jacket-16A b la
Crown Point-i90b i95a
Mexican--374s 3Tisa
Julia-4S5s
Utah-l3L
Ward-14b
Caledonia-265cb
Ophir--35kb 35Aa
~Savage--l1a
Challenge-260b
Belcher--6isb 6ssa
A~lpha-lS4b1Stsa
Bodie-6s
Best & Belcher---l7Ab
Union-67b
Alta-5kb
Bullion-5isb5aa
Overman--ll lab
Hale K Norcross-14iss
Exchequer-495s
Gould Il Curry--9ab 9'aa
N. BonanZa-165s
Sierra N~evada-45b aka
Savage-11 iss
lmperial-105s
California-5ssb 5ssa
kentuck-4hb
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No Western mail arrived at the Postoffice
last evening. We suppose its non-arrival
was caused by the high water in California,
the particulars of which can be founl in
our Geographic reports.
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FOE. SALE
FOR SALE

A COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR HoUSEKEEP-
IA ING, consisting of bedsteads, bedding.
chairs. stoves, ETC., in fact everything suitable
for a medium sized family. Everything new
and in perfect rider. Also, house for rent.
Apply at this office for further particulars.
JAM If
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FOR SALE,

A HOUSE AMI LOT, ON H RICHMOND
N side of Ruby Hill. The house contains
four rooms and q good cellar. Also, q bed
room set, carpets. stoves, etc. For particulars.
apply to THOMAS MARKS.
Ruby Hill, February ~, 1879. febf31m
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L T,

WHITE COW AND CALF THE COW
IN Is branded with q mule shoe on the left
hip, and vented ON the left shoulder. The cow
and calf left on the night Of the Goth instant.
and had ropes on their horns. Any person who
will return said COW and calf 10 Gilmer 4 Sal
isbury's stable. on Spring street. will be liner
ally rewarded. GEORGE NELSoN
Eureka, Feb. %, 1879. feb2I-lw
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ROOMS TO LET

GENERAL LARGE N COMFORTABLE
- Rooms, in suits OF single, can be had by
inquiring of JAMES A. DENTON,
At the Consolidated Boarding House, North
Main street.
Eureka, December 10. ISL Dill
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Another Lunatic.

Our merchants propose having Ennis
examined, as to his sanity, he is selling
groceries so very cheap. His latest freaI
is selling good, fresh eggs, three and one.
half dozen for one dollar. He is crazy
sure.
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yr.rEnDAY.s sroCK SALES.


BOARD.
III. ae aek
300 uphl sa,s ash 40
4SO meA,e go, a. ok
go oouiu III /, LII
70 oas"eyv;raiu;.-5n
100 Oon. noonha.N,,e 1sk
100 pes. q -.
!oo Can,ar aa,.
~ nnJa Norcross--14l 14L Az
w naio p,;n, 4M 4sOc as5c
4i4 Nrv~n ianha, III. I717Is
900 ieiIoM Il,
iooo mp asL
on cpn. ,9ts,o ,7k IA
~ n'Pna riess az
izSo onaIa,oo-',aL
10y nn. Nav.daN45k 46L 46
100 1.enit"
10 1'si,;or15ss 5h &c
'9C anro NevadaY4Sh
~ Tsahaoner -4soc5
40 va,In,s Iscket--I7L
~ deiio" rs. liz
" w gro,;oa.'ac5c
~ aaaar-soc Aoc 45c
~ n.;eo 20 esn "a 6as5
ioo ons'sI
10 n1,,prvsn-ta
on IInion-69
1895 julia 400 46oc 46oc
ATS Caledonla.-za z'oc
$50 Silver Hill-Zooc
so Belcher--6a
375 Challenge-26oc z0oc "a zooc
40 Choliar-39H
80 S~ayage-llA ll's
80 Hale Il Norcross- l4's l4A
~ Union -63
so l.. Bryan-la
ITS Dardanclles Z
100 New ~iork-Zoc
500 Phil. Sheridan-3o 2oc
20 Utah-li
100 Hale x Norcross--lif
sos Lady westinghouse lioc lloc izVc
270 Andes 4oc QUO
SIS Ward--la l2nc Ia
400 Wells FarSo---l5c
400 Scorpion--l
AGO N. Con. Virginia--lla 1lss III
rs M. Star
100 T~rojan-25c
800 Benton--4lO 42O "A
600 Solid Silver--30c
$50 Con. Dorado--l9c
$50 Flowery---S0c SIC
740 N. Bonanza loco 1000 1000
G2O Mackay--370c 365c 81
EVENING BoAnp.
!, 80 q,
ODD naymoiu 49,
~ nurcha .om..
aoo pe,hoht--ioc 'oo
/oo Sei.1
oo ~. Deiie9@
w musseyLi'e
|oo
l1o Grahd lrize-'ocf "a
zJzo Argenta--l
10 NsvaJo-loc ioc
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Arrivals and Departures.

NrFTVNHN WhW X psNflllreSs
~ TIKI EUREKA AND pALIsApE
Departures Yesterday.
I stevens Jas Pagan
@ Lewis
Arrivals Last Night.
Y \ Stevenson 4 VT Burke
r hagAn Miss George Russell
ny the TybO Stage Line.
ARRIVALS.
A"' " Green Miss Mary McRae
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THREE and a half dozen fresh eggs for
ST, at Ennis. \
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DISSOLUTION.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Elk,
L listing between Fulton X Cushman, In
the grocery and produce business, was die
solved by mutual consent of the parties on the
10th instant. j. f. Fulton will collect all bills
due the old hrm. and pay all bills against them,
A L. FULTON,
LEVI
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LEVI

The business will hereafter be conducted
under the hrm name of DAvIDS & CUSHMAN.
Eureka, Feb. Is, 1879. fel9-3w
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Bullion Shipment.
Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped this morning
4 bars of bullion, valued at IS, 1853 ~.
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AT present, is not what | anticipated, by
any means, everything being at a standstill
awaiting the contemplated construction of
furnaces for the reduction of ores, conse-
quently the town, in a business point, is
dull though all with whom | have con-
versed paint in glowing terms a bright
future for the camp.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-11-06
For Lewiston and Auburn.
BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

- On and after Monday, Oct.
s..'ss2aes.s9sa ~, 1872 rassesger TrnlT n
'--s-----FOR BOSTON at $40 a. M,
100 $50 p. M. arriving at Boston at 1.3O, 5.3O,
500 p. IN. Returning, leave Boston at 80 a. M,
5.00 500 m.
For Scarborough Beach, Pine Point, Old
Orchard Beach, SacO, BiddefOrd, and
Aennebunk at $40 a. M, 1.OO $50, 5.45
For wells, No. Berwick, Salmon Falls,
n. H., Dover, New Market, Exeter,
Haverhill, Lawrence, Andover, and
Lowell at S.45 a. m, 100, $50 p. m.
For Alton BAY at 8.45 a. m, $50 p. m.
For Manchester and Concord (via Lawrence)
at 8.45 a. m; (via New Market Junction. at
$50 p.
Morning Train leaves Kennebunk for Portland at
ITO, arrives at Portland at 8.O7.
The l 90 ID. M Trains connect with Sound Lime
Steamers for New York.
The $50 p. trains make connections with
New York ali rail.
Through Tickets TO all Points South and
West at lowest rates.
Trains ON Boston & Maine road connect with all
steamers running between Portland and Bangor,
Rockland Mt. Desert, Machias, PASSPORT, Calais st.
John and Halifax. Also connect with Grand Trunk
trains at Grand Trunk Station, and Maine Central
and Portland & Ogdensburg trains at Transfer Sta
ton.
All trains stop at Exeter ten minutes for refresh
ments. First class Dining Rooms at Portland,
Transfer Station, Exeter, Lawrence and Boston.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points West and
South may be had of M. H.. Williams, Ticket
Agent, Boston & Maine Depot, and at Aliens
Union Ticket Office, % Exchange st.
JAS. f. FURBER Gen. Supt.
S. II. STEVENS, Gen. Agent, Portland. 80
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-11-06

SOlASSAo
cidents - Rescue - Runaway By the
Way.
Thirteen sailmakers on spree went
At Deckerman's lunched not paying cent
Thirteen policemen looked into the matters
And found for their pains set of clean platters!
Two intentions recorded this month
Four tramps left town this morning.
Ship Caledonia yesterday arrived at New
Orleans with ice from Bath, IS days on the
passage.
Mitchell received two cars of corn from the
West yesterday
Mr.. Scion Cahill, Conductor NJ c. Railroad,
has returned from an extended tour in the
West.
On the arrival of the morning X. & l.. train
at Woolwich this morning tramp crawled out
from the truck under passenger car in which
place he had made the trip from Wiscasset.
Three teams are constantly employed haul
ing chips from Goss sawyers ship yard.
The loads retail for $3.50.
Two furnace chimneys were blown from the
North St. Church during the recent gale.
A man came from Bangor yesterday with a
hottie of liquor. Two men and the possessor
of the bottle went ON spree and were locked
mp by the police.
Schooner Serena r. Soper, with $50 tons OF
ice, left the Kennebec this morning for Balti-
more.
The Waldoboro barkentine S. G. Hart ar
| rived in tow of the Knickerbocker to-day, and
| will 10 ad ice at Norton'S house for New
Orleans.
Ship Unum leaves Damariscotta tomorrow
night for Charleston S. G.
Mr. Earnest Briry has returned home.
A horse standing near PurrintoEs dry goods
store this morning made assault and battery
on passer-by driving him into the restibule
| of the banks.
| The Stars crew left in body this morning.
Second lecture at Wesley church by the Rev.
| Mr.. Kendig this evening.
At the new fish store of W. L. Mattocks ~
| Co., on Front street, some large mackerei
| caught off Thatcher's Island by Capt. y.
| Pinkham of the schooner Willie g.. OF his lot
| the average weight was 81 pounds. They
| Dance at Pery's Hall, Winnegance, Friday
night. c -
| Columbian Hall, last night, proved a most
| interesting continuation OF the entertalnments
| of the Star course. The hall was crowded full
| and the audience though not as enthusiastic as
| might have been desired, appreciated fully the
| lady's excellent rendering of her parts.
| "Scenes from Fazio," perhaps was the most
| admirable in dellneatlon, actlOn ana elOculon-
| ary power. The courtship dialogue between
| ''Helen and Modus'' Qrom the Hunchback)
came next. Robert of Lincoln, given by spec
ial request, was as well rendered as usual, but
| it sounds trifle trite to Bath audience. The
| lady was dressed with fine taste in court train
costume of red and black satin, black over red
| A basket and bouquet of conservatory flowers
was taken away as laurels of her Bath trip.
Miss Cayvan rode to Brunswick Immediately
after the entertainment to take the Pullman
| for Boston, she having an engagement with
| the Ideal Pinafore troupe to take Little But
| tercup' at Maiden this evening.
| One of the Center street fish teams ran away
| this morning, seattle ring CLAIMS upon the street.
Adams g. Hitchcock's large schooner is rap
idly nearing completion.