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The New York herald., 1879-03-12


property was quite spirited Details OF the days
sales will be found below
LOUIS xEsIER
George Van sysk sale Of as
.sSr'1s as dss'sris sn:
sa1 fySr.S ss d " Of Washington s.
Six ;Srss story s1sS SsldiaT;o "a , r.%.
to69i Greenwich st. ne g corner ,a Of chrisophsr
s ont ssSs 'as g !Sssas
g Radford at vs. 800 one !. g Louis Radfordss
Radford a. s.. .la5, making the total for the entire
Also. Similar sale house and lot ixs4ii No. $50
1877 Christopher s.; 70 Henry Dobson. ..;... 5000
HaS sscS osa. e. south IT,
Also aY one dwelling with lot asas5, Immediately szz'
Also % Sssns With lot :sSs%"' ssass immediately $500
of above; to Henry Corse $500
11sssl 1sss story yfassn s1aI buildings
with three lots 25x766 IT, each. ON the g. O. corner
OF 10th and Dry Dock sts to Thomas Kegan aud
a1 = H. nuIlnK SON ''o0
49, ws.. a.s ..s y 4. story 1900
sisas front dwelling. with !os sossso. No 49,
CaeswOod astsrsSrsrses;nrs sale ,s q the
Sss.ss, sss5so. S' So - Yv WssssSsA st.. % s..
Charles r. Miller refsrse-Forecosure sale of plot
Of land, l7oxis2S. on The 8 OF East Ii6th.st. SO
IT, of 5th av.; 10 plsntiT .............. 5000
E1eessors sale fhoase and lot No 81 West 22d ST.;
n SEAMAN.
PqSs S. .1s,on na ion s: Of the @ "sr & stone from.
Of 5Oth ST. to w. Parsons - 100
BY ordor of the late Ira Psrsgo tho fol-
lowing property :--One-third interest in the fve
story and basement brick tenement house, with
loase of lot, atx94, No. III Elizabeth st., W.
of Spring st.. leased May l. 1875 term n years.
ground rent SiUO annum Observation-Disclosures. Is
Also front, ld2 IT, wide foot of S3d st. North
River. including onehalf of the street, New York
city; to Charles t. Applcby. ALSO
Also the three story brick house. with lot 22x53, No.
l1S Washington st., W. y. OF Nassau Brook
lyn: to William Ludlm $3.50
Also three story brick house. with lot 2OxlOo.5,
No. ~ 9th av. n. s. 10 IT, o. Of Warren st., Brook
to W. H. Is. 5000
Also similar house, with lot 23.6xS6.a. No 1856
9TH s. .. corner of 9TH ST., Brooklyn; 30 Louis
Also two frame houses. with lots together In size
~ lUxUc. 7xIO.Sxb9. Nos. 2lO and 2l2 south Ok
ford S., W. 2S 10 II. n. OF Atlantic ST. Brook
lyn TOD. L. Durfey At - 275 the other to Wal
W. Brown at - $50. Observation-Disclosures. 4425
Also 10 lots each 2ONlU22 on 4Jth ST.. a. lUO II.
". Of 4th av, brooklyn; to I. c. Mathews..... 1000
Also plot OF land 3sJ6x-, stb NV. O. H., block
'front.' between 44th and 45th sts., Brooklyn; 10
David H. Riggs $40
Also three three story frame houses. with plot OF
land 53x2l3.3xIOx-, North Shore road. be-
tween lands OF Captain Barker and John Bush at
West New Brighton, Staten Island. TO Charles
o0V
Totol- plISS2O
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BILLIARDS..

BILLIARDS.
4 RTfsTIC billiard TABLES FROM $3.50 UPwIRD:
Balls, Cloth Cues &c; be ST goods at lowest prices
H. W. COLLENDER, 7sS Broadway, corner IUth ST.
JNTIRE FIXTURES or BILLIARD PARLOR 4s7 sTIi
ev Ave hrst class Tables Bar Back Bar Icebox Mar.
win SAFE Tables. ChsirA 2U7 broadway
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following is . statement showing the real
estate trasactions recorded in the Registers Office
March IL, 1s79:--
i4s.s s st. % 100 fl. o. Of 9Th sv ioosise Il 70
lS.s =: RoSs5,i q ..a Ss.sa.s e ID
ssS1s ssSsi. q i. ~. i7.ii.ioo5 a-a
,asa e.. IS. $50 8 q 9Th .y a4s1iooiiii John ~
l%5tIs: RS & of sth Az assiooii; Maria 49,. -,
% joseph rnnsiy io Della a ,S'n ~" a..'o son
nd III n and of s.a to
4sn sd st, xm."s. Nom
and .a e s. FSe.s
isSss Charles % se r 10 w.n Fl nth H. ~ Nom
'sssG :assxi siSs ], Fl S.l
panha% 81 and vile e kssesss ssa hc: Henry xom
Mills and 81 = to Hen Henry 5 Nom
Reid and * ss.sss 1000
sn la@sn S f, to xms. S StS sEaaen a
sh fssk Slip N1 SD 27s4o; O. same a. to Nom
Mason son ereieras, to James aeeuinnss. o 1850
Beaver st. No. ssD; Walter +. Brush to David w.
Sd of o4ih ST.
property samuel Levy others 70 jamo:
Pitt s.. al7a IT. oof stanton ST., 3aix75 4'0
Christian Wuile and wife Christian siogsl 1900
eesh ST. s.. s4 IT, o Of ID av iesxi7l jaime: .aoo
anderson 70 Charles Resnworsh $500
W. Graham and wife George Man. s $500
10th av. g. ". corner Of SD st. Is years.; Ellsworth
L. Stuker 10 John G. Tietjen. 500
9Th av. No 4o4 ts1s years. Nina schOss 70 Charles
eth ss No sas 0 years. Alex andcr Rich to Hugh 'o
18Th ST. East No i; susan spodord to George
Lesner. $500
Bachman. Horny W.. and wife to August Fells, W.
Of lexington NJ W;,,1. r. OF s2d ST. years 1850
Do Forest Catherine, and husband, to william r ~"
Esrle Of 47.h s. Of MADISON years: 10000
AsGsnness JAMES to joanne,,e Barcleii /: Of o"
18th ST.. e. OF Sd av Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Mills. carne W.. TO Hubbard G. Stone, No. lit
Mills, William o.. aud wife to Il A. Mills and an '''
Nixon. James aud another, to Moses Mehrbaeh (as.
sgnee, dc.i, = G. corner OF 3D. Nv. and lO4th ST.;
ssmc Paai Levy same property Is months. " 1905
Reynolds, Annie NJ, 10 the New York Life In
surance Company. n g of l23d St.. 9. OF 9th av.;
Rodney. Margaret and husband To- Ernest Kant l'ooo
man. g. Of 1o7th st., W. of Courtlandt sv.; IL
Smith John and wife to simeon Loeb n !: Of Cot '0o
stewart c.tSsrino e. to George 4 Smith, W. oi q"
Strong, Edward n and wife to the Washington '0'o
Van .os1sTss !, IS N.r. g 5c:.phss VI simpson,
. - :: ssA properly years. SS
st. Of Lexington av.; 5000
RECORDED AssIGNMKNrs noRrcAGEs
Brown Comn g. executor, &c.). to ELIAS G. Horton
pepsw Martha NJ 70 Charles 4 a. Dcpcv e1"I
nehrbach Moscs, TO- Thomas McCahiiL 5000
Em'.n. SsrMn L. 70 Juia ruska.. .:;......... 2,O%o
'.....-.. J!oO
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REAL ESTATE.

There was dense throng the Real Estate Ex-
change yesterday. and the competition for choice
property was quite spirited. Details of the days
sales will be found below:--
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

1OOSr OFFICE NOTICE.
/ Tho foreign mails Tor tho week ending Saturday,
March IS. 1879, viii close this once Tuesday
"Wednesday. AZ NJ for Europe. BY steamship Both
ma We xnc.nspsowm ph, 90 G ~ ~, or nutvpe
for Gcrmsny and France mast bc specially and
10 M for Europe by steamship Herdcr via Plymouth
Chcrbourg and Hamburr Saturday, AZ 80 A. NJ. for
Europe by steamship City Of Berlin via Queenstown tcor
for Germany must be specially addrcss and
q, II 30 NJ for Europe by steamship Main via south
Republic and City Of Berlin do take mails for Den
mark. sweden and Norway The mails for Aspnwsli and
South Pacific ports New York March 10 The mails
for Nassau. lcaye yew York March H. Tho mails for
Hayti Jamaica and Maracabo leave Now York March H.
The mails for the West Indies, via Bermuda and st.
Thomas leave New York March i3 The mails for Mar
Unique Barbados and Trinidad direct leave New York
March 15 Tho mails for Australia &C. leave San Fran
March The mails China and Japan leave San
Francisco March ~. THOMAS l.. JAMES, Postmaster.
Posr OvYrcK. NEW yoRk, March e. 1879.
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EXCURSIONS.
( -ExCURSfOS STEAMERS, BxRGEs AND
N Groves to charter BRIGGS Excursion once, 3S4
West ST., opposite Christopher street ferry.
A -POR EXCURSIONS SALOON STEAMERS
~ .Rargcs and Grovca MARTIN CO.. 1l9 south St
MISREPRESENTATION STEAMBOATS. RARGEs
yand GroveaSociecs. schools and small parties apply
early for choice Of days as once Of STARINS Excursions
pier Is North River. foot.of Cortlandt s.
L,LoRIDA BERMUDA AND NAssAU.-ExCURsIoN
II Tickets a reasonable rates. LEVI ALDEN 27l
Broadway
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14

Items Of Interest CuIIed from State
Exchanges.


Exchanges.
The Mint rate for silver IL now 81 .1sk.
Considerable snow between Carson and
Bodie.
Twelve miles OF the Nevada Central Rail-
road have been built.
A heavy rain fell in the upper part OF
Paradise valley last Thursday night.
The prize at the competitive militia drill
ct Rene was awarded to the Carson Guards.
Deer abound in unusually large numbers
in the vicinity Of the Hot Springs, Lake
Tahoe. this year.
Rev. E. R. Willis, OF Delaware, Ohio,
wi fill the Methodist pulpit in Carson dur
ing the next year.
Carson society has been agitated over the
elopement Of @. B. Swift, a son Of Sheriff
Swift. with Miss Tillie McCabe.
Four Of the six young men arrested in
Winnemucca for opium smoking have been
held to answer before the Grand Jury by
Justice Osborn with bail fixed at 500 each.
To-day the races begin on the Winnie
mucca course, under tho auspices Of the
Humboldt District A. NJ. 4 NJ. Society.
Several fast runners and ~trotters are In
training to compete for the Society purses.
Referring to the Coroner's Jury In the
case Of Nat. Furst. who died at Renoa few
days sincs-death from natural causes
the Stock Exchange says the verdict was
reasonable enough IL the pool was sold on
the California principle.
The Chronicle states that the printers Of
the Comstock are getting up q six-day
type-setting match, to be conducted in o
style similar to the pedestrian contests now
SO popular. Such o contest, while possess
be Of great benefit to the craft, and stimu-
late . healthy rivalry among members Of
the Printer Union.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14

PROFESSOR RAYMOND, in his lecture be-
fore the New York Bullion Club, on the
"valuation OF Mines" said that in the
eternal average Of chances and things
every mine needs to have ''new money"
put in it to get any more money out every
five years, meaning that at the expiration
Of such time the ore, 10 matter bow rich.
runs out or . horse" comes in; also, that
the Western miner is generally willing TO
sell his mine for double the amount he
takes ont in one year. Thus: Western
Miner one years income from the mine.
$250. 900 Will sell for $500. 000. though
the N inc is valued 1t one or two millions,
because be goes on the principle Of getting
out Of the mine before the mine pegs out
with him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14

WARD WARBLINGg.
Happenings Of y Week, Reelected
from the " ReNex.s

Happeninws OF u Week, Reelected
from the I" Renex."
The Martin White Company shipped for
the week ending yes terday bullion valued
at $7.s2. sos.
DR.. H.Hagar left Ward for st.. Louis
Monday last, which place he proposes to
make his home for an indefinite ''spacs Of
period"
The work Of removing the boiler from
the Martin White furnace to the mouth Of
the new tunnel was commenced the first Of
the present week. It might be inferred
from this that the company has abandoned
the idea OF smelling any portion OF its ores
In future. All that has been taken away
can be easily replaced in case smelling
ores are encountered at any time. The
mill has been run at . profit from the
start. but it is questionable il the same can
be said Of the furnace. 1t does not neces-
sarily follow that the company has aban-
doned smelling. for il is still prepared to
work ore by that means. 1t is safe to say
the company. never had any 0rss that could
not tSA1tlitd.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14
PACIFIC T.
ESPECIAL TO TIE EUREKA DAILY sESTIsEL-
CALIFORNIA.
Rich Ore in Sierra Nevada.
The Stock Excitement in San franeiseo.
the BULLION AND txCHEQUtR ELECTIONS
SET ASIDE.
A DEMAND FOR AN OFFICE.
I.C.p,e.s .--=.=-es s.- Ce-.e~r'

sax FRAScIsco, October 13.
In exclamation Of the sharp rise in Union
and Sierra Nevada, this morning, the press
dispatches from Virginia say that the south
drift on the 23Oo-level Of the Sierra Ne
yada, is in eight feet Of ere, assaying 800
per ton, and has sixty feet 10 u IN sierra
Nevada ground. The official letter OF the
Superintendent Of the Sierra Nevada writ
ten on SATURDAY., says Face Of drift Il IN
ore Of good quality. with streaks OF very
high grade ore running through it. Ore
is also reported il the north drift On the
240O-ievel Of the Union corresponding TO
the 23OO-Ieyel Of the Sierra NsEads- The
Daily Stock Exchange Of to-day says the
excitement does not spring from profess
edly official announcements, but from the
street reports and pirate ielsgrzms con
corning them
George Howard. az e1pressm2n hvinsi In
the rear OF No. rs California street vas
found last night al the foot OF the steps
Leading 10 his door, dead. with = wound
through the heart. No clue, a. YET. 20 the
murderer. The object, evidently. WAS not
robbery, Is the yAln4bies on his person
were undisturled. HoNard's business has
been, 20 a considerable extent with the
Chinese, and it Is stated that be has had
some trouble with them. which leads to the
suspicion that the murder Vas Committed
By Cinnamon.
Judge Wheeler, OF the Nineseeafh Dis
triei Court. this morning sci ASIDE the re-
cent elections Of Bullion and Excheq1s.
and ordered that notice be given Of a new
election for the Bullion within ten dzys.
bat IS the annual election Of the Exche-
qner is near at hand, he made nc order
with regard to that
Aulifor-eiect Dunn to-day made q formal
demand on Auditor Boyd for possession q
the Office. Boyd refused to surrender. al
leging that his bondsmen are still liable.
He offered, however, TO send up an agreed
case TO the Supreme Court, which Damn
declined.
In the case Of John Il. Burke agAins; J.
C.. Flood, Of the Nevada Bank. and the
estate Of W. S. O'Brien, an oder was made
to-day by Judge Thornton tina, Flood show
cause next Friday why be should not be
committed for contempt Of court in refus-
ing to answer questions put by plaintiff 5
counsel, on examination before the Notary
Public.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14
% PICKIyGs.
D0fngs Of y Week, as Recorded I'm
the Record"


the Record"
There was 81 .04l Al in bullion shipped
during the past week by Wells, Fargo
4 Co.
The first snow OF the season commenced
to fall Tuesday evening, and it also fell ON
Wednesday morning. to the depth OF about
two inches.
Dick Rosewarne, an old resident Of
Phoebe. writes from Virginia City that John
X. James was daily expected there for the
purpose Of taking charge OF q mine as
Superintendent.
The new hosting works at the Hillside
are completed and the machinery is in
thorough working order. Everything is
now progressing at the mine a. formerly.
The extraction Of ore was resumed on
Friday.
We learn that mining operations will
shortly be renewed in the old abandoned
Patterson mining district. which some years
ago attracted considerable attention, but
was finally abandoned, and all the build.
ings OF the town were torn down and hauled
TO this place
Some OF t.1e young gents Of Phoebe on
Thursday night gave a kind OF social party
at the house on High street formerly occu-
pied by ]. P. Curtis. Previous to the
dance commencing some ungracious scoun-
drel spread cayenne pepper over the floor,
and when the dancing commenced the
pepper begun to operate on the ~olfactories
OF the crowd. sneezing, coughing, etc.,
was In order, till becoming tired OF the
dose, the room was swept and busted, but
still the pepper could not be removed.
Dancing and sneezing was kept up till 2
O'Clock Friday morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14

Major Mccoy informs the SENTINEL that
he is preparing to more than double the
supply Of water. which can be made avail
able for fire purposes 1t Is his intention
10 connect the Ere tznk west Of own with
the Morgan tunnel by . four-inch pipe A
two-inch pipe is nov used. Indeed. if we
have estimated correctly. the larger size
-ili .hcrd .bont fnsr-fald the present sup-
ply. Two thousand feet Of the new pipe
has already been purchased, and the re-
mainder viii be ordered at once. The tank
now used viii pass from the Majors con-
troll to that Of the torn January Ist. unless
some arrangement is sooner made In the
mezntiue Major Mccoy will complete the
reservoir cut in the mountain side some
years ago. 1t needs to be vailed with
brick and cemented. Il Is necessary Tor
Major Mccoy 10 do this in order to supply
his customers on Mob Hill. shoald the
town take possession Of its OWE tank But
in any event . greater supply il needed on
the hill. both for fire and domestic pur-
poses and the Major has determined 70
furnish it, He viii have no right
to interfere with the town tank
after the beginning Of 1850 unless
. new contract Is entered into. II
this be done, however, We will then hare
constantly on hand, and available for any
emergency, double cur present supply.
This Is . very important question and one
deserving to be looked into Immediately.
Major Mccoy expresses a willingness : pur-
chase at . fair price the town tank and the
piece Of pipe belonging to it. Such an ar
rsngemens would help ont the Fire Fund
amazingly during the next year or two.
But Whatever step is taken Major Mccoy
is especially DESTROYS that it shall be en-
tirely satisfactory to all concerned. The
Commissioner and Citizens Water Com
mittee should investigate the subject in all
Of its bearings and determine what is best
to b lone under the circumstances A
new contract running q term Of years at
= stipulated monthly sum would seem to
be the shortest way out Of the difficulty,
inasmuch as the own has not the means
available to introduce water on its own ac-
count. Let us have immediate action in
this matter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14
O G. O n.
Gen. Grant TO Arrive in Portland
To-day-The Oregonians Making
q Boom.

PORTLAND, October l3.
The city presents a gala appearance this
morning, flags are flying from hundreds Of
buildings, and q profusion Of bunting
meets the eye in every direction. Hun
dreds Of people are pouring in from all
parts of the country. and the streets are
thronged with anxious crowds, and every
thing is hustle and excitement.
The following dispatch mas just been re-
csived from Astoria: The steamer st. Paul
passed Cape Hancock at 7:15 this morning,
and arrived at Astoria at s:45. A salute is
now being fired from the batteries Of Forts
Candy and Stevens. The steamer will
proceed up the river to Fort Vancouver at
once, and will not reach Portland until to-
morrow-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14
SILVER REEF sIFTINGs.
InserestinglNotes Clipped ron the


The settlers of Washington and other
villages south Of Silver Reef have got In
extra good crops Of hay this year.
The Leeds mill, after a steady run Tor
over two years, closed down for repairs
yesterday, and all the men working in the
mine, except three or four, were dis
charged. This means hat there Il a Boz
nanza to be uncovered in the Leeds at no
distant day, but the time to strike il Is not
yet. Wait until the inside men have COB
bled up the stock At 80 cents a share.
1t is just a year ago since the Leeds Min
ing Company declared its last dividend
fifteen cents per share) on the capital
stock of the Incorporation. making a total
of $4,000 paid in dividends TO the share
holders. in seven inssallments- There
ought to be, and probably will be, another
dividend declared in a short iime-that is,
as soon as the inside mznipulators get the
price Of the stock down so low that they
can go5bls il up for ~one-quarter of what
it i really worth Then, Of course, as
soon - this Is accomplished, another bo-
n will be uncovered and up will go the
price Of the stock again. The game Is an
old one. but il works we'll yet-for the in
side parties
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14
TxBo TAPPExos.

Paragraph frea she sssun" Of the
Past week.
The amount Of bullion shipped the past
wesk wAs q. coo.
II eoumssosd storming here Tuesday
md Some four inches Of snow fell.
Owing te III health Miss Ada Nsuhsim
will return home from school the coming
week.
The Asvsills mill will. We understand.
start mp some time during the coming
week.
The mail rider between here and Tenn
Pahute left here Monday ON his first trip
and arrived 1t Reveille the same day. He
left Reveille Tuesday for TEN Pahute since
which time he has not been seen or heard
from. Fears are entertained that he lost
his way during The storm Tuesday md has
b1siDhs1.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14

TEE Supreme Court Of the United States
met 81 Warrington last week with Q for
midable list Of cases on its docket. over
800 In number. and enough. it Is estimated.
TO occupy the attention Of the Court for
thrss years. without taking into considers
ton the new business that Is constantly
coming NJ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14

'RAH for Rutherford. Civil service
goes marching onto Ohio. All Of the
department clerks will take part in the
election there to-day. When the corrup-
ton fund was being raised Rutherford said
he would dismiss every mothers son Of
them that didn't put up. Who win now
say that Rutherford hasn't . spinal col
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14

An HI. Senator 6haron's Chinese body
servant. has become . contributor to the
columns Of the Virginia Enterprise. He
writes that journal that he was the first to
shake hands with General Grant at the
great Belmont fete. Also. he complains
that the San Francisco Chronicle over
looked him in its account Of the distin-
guished personAges present.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14

Ar xsyfsid. KY. on the 5th. at . meet
Ing Of the old Baptist Association. is per-
sors were poisoned BY taking sacrament Of
bread made up with some kind Of poison.
instead Of soda. The church wa imms-
diatsly converted into = hospital. and the
unfortunatss soon recovered.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14

TEE Esmeralda Herald has entered upon
IL Afth volume under favorable skies. The
Herald is . good local paper. and we'll de-
serves the liberal patronage 1t Il receiving
from the public Of Esmsrslda county. The
sExT1szL wishes It long life and pros
perity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14

ACCORDING to Eastern kilograms, pub
iishsd herewith. leading Republicans claim
the election Of Foster to-day by from ten
70 fifteen thousand majority. The SKsTI-
xRL has NO doubt that the figures are right.
bat thinks there must be . mistake in the
nams Of the Gubernstorial candidate.
Ewing instead Of Foster would entisle the
predictions Of tbs leading gentlemen to
more weight. Bat representations must
soon give place to the actual count. By
to-morrou night re shall know ali about It.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14

WHILE the evidence presented against
Mr.. ingalls, to support tbs charge that he
bought bis reelection to the Senate Is not
quite 20 positive ~ the allegations Of the
genslmsn In Kansas who caused the in
vsstigation. 1t IL strong enough TO sho~
that II Mr.. Ingalls, Is not guilty be Is most
cruelty slandsrsd. We begin TO understand
Why the Senator was not anxious for the
inquiry TO begin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14
BRITISH BIA.
. Protest against Chinese Labor.

VICTORIA, October 10.
Large public meetings have been held on
v~aneouver's Island and on the main land
Of British Columbia, at which resolutions
we're passed and petitions signed to Sir
John A. Mcdonald, Premier Of the DONNA
ion Government, protesting against the
employment Of Chinese labor in the con-
struetion Of the Canada Pacific railroad.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-14
T r e N T.

A NEW HOUSE. OF THREE ROOMS, -
"A situated next to the residence Of WI.
Matt. Kyle. Mob Hill. Apply ON the psemisS3.
nasska. Snly ~ Iefe. jyte-3