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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-13

Ex-Governor Curtin, of Pennsylvania.
expresses the opinion that the Democratic
Presidential nomination will be secured by
either Bayard, Tilden or Thurman, while
his opinion is that either Grant or Sher
man will be the choice of the Republicans
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Eurekn Com. ~Shtpmemts.

Bullion to the amount OF $4,000 pounds
was shipped blythe Eureka Con. this morn
ing.
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The following letter is held at theP Post
Office for want of postage: NJ. Beltman,
81 Commercial street, San Francisco.
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Latest Apporftonment Of II state
superintendent.

To County Auditors, Treasurers and Super
~intendents Of Public Instruction
You are hereby notified that have this
day made the second semi-annual appor-
tionment of moneys in the School Fund
for distribution among the counties as
follows, the rate for each school child be-
tween the ages of six and eighteen years
being 81 .49S346:
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ARRIVALS AND DEpARrUREs.
Departures Yesterday.


"eiis' Fargo Il Co.'S Letter List,
she following letter was received At Wells,
assrso 4 Cos Once last evening and not
John Walker
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Offices and Rooms to Let.

ERONT ROOMS ON MAIN STREET, SUIT
able tor offices, and furnished sleeping
rooms in connection. if required. For particu
lars, apply to ". WILLOUGHBY.
ap9-tf Over Dunkel K Cos Dry Goods Store.
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NOTICE Il.

V,HE BOLDER OF CERTIFICATE SITS. 100
shares of Hussey, is requested to call ut
our ONCE. PAATON 20:
Eureka. July 8. 1879. E4-u
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For Sale or To Let.

A HOUSE OF TWO ROOMS, ALSO {lgsss.AA
N Counters and Shelving. may be had HEs;a
at a bargain, by early application At
Miller's Hair-dressing Saloon, next door to the
Turner House, or to
AUNT HANNAH.
Eureka, April %, 1879. ap24-tf
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Offices to Let.

NHREE ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR OFFICES.
on the corner of Batemana and Buel streets,
are now ready for occupants. For particulars,
apply to r NJ. A. ASHiM.
Eureka, May 81, 1879. my2S-tf
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FOR SALE
House and Lot For Sale.

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, 49,
IA on the south end of Paul street. E2s.,..
can be purchased eheaply, if appisca-
ton is made Immediately. For pa tic LII
ulars, apply to CHARLES BUTTLAR,
At R. Sadler & Co.'S Store.
Eureka, June 9, 1879. je10-tf
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Total.
Very respectfully,
New-York tribune., 1879-03-19
DEATH OF 4 GERNAN BIBLIOPHILE.

DE. CARL ARMBRUsTER DIES AT HoB0KEN, n. j. T.
FXrREME POvERTY-A SKETCH Of HIS LIFE.
DR.. Carl Armbruster. the German bibiOphile,
who was found dead in bed At the Sinclair House Hobo
ken ~ j. last Friday morning. was buried Yesterday
in that city A p0st-morem examination OF the body,
AZ the M0rgue, made by DIR. Converse, the
County Physcian, and 1t was found that death had
resulted from natural causes. For number OF years
the dead man had been afl cted with bronchial and
asthmatc affections An inquest was deemed unneces-
sary.
Dr. ATubruster has been an interesting character in
aud about NcW-YorK for a number OF years lie was
born in Vienna Austria and about seventy years
old Both his father and grandfather were. in their day.
publishers OF wide celebrity In Vienna. His mother is still
living that city ut the OF ninety-sx Aetter
WAS received her by her son about three weeks
ago. The deceased man WAS at one time librarian "t
the Royal Library Mt Lepsc. From that city lie went
to London where, according his statements, he
lost all his possessions. He came to America nearly
eighteen years ago. and made repeated efforts to esab-
l>h himself IN business. but always failed. He
Thoroughly educated man, o. genial disposition ana
| ,nadr many friends HIS knowledge or books was re-
markab,e, and nc frequently sought by publishers
I'm cV who IN search OF nform1tIOn IN regard
TO rare Implications For long time DR. ArrnbrIs
lad .npuortr himself by the sale of rare books Many
of these were sent him by friends abroad sell for
his own benefit. Upon several occasions he has re-
cey.d IN this way volumes which he has disposed OF
10, one and two hundred dollars egch consignment
| H. tGe Custom House These will be over
hlucd and If Of sufficient value 10 warrant
! il an administrator Will be appointed to dis
| pose OF tnem He dea penues'. but "is coun'
| frymen in Hoboben took steps To secure for him
respectable burial To this end a subscription paper
was started, and placed IN the lands OF Julius
! .bl4ttrr, Of No. 6S WasnlngtOn-,t. About go
! was contributed, and those in cnarge decided 10
provide "A coffin with plate upon It bearing tue name
DEAD man. and to inter the body IN the Hoboken
! CciaCtcrY
! Dr. Armbruster was personally acquainted with Sec
rrtary SchuZ; and General Sigel OF his
est friends and best customers. His ha its were strictly
trmprratc but hr 10 be enrey destitute or any
business Qualifications tuat knowledge OF the world
and of which III order 10 secure even
moderate He Of ycn rabc appearance al
Ways walked with upon wHlch an h> C' bltursS
he would frequently lean heavily for support he wan
drrrd through the streets. lie was believed never to
| have been married.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-19
GROWING AT THE CAPITAL.

THE TAMMANY DEMOCRATS VERY ANGRY-GoNEh-
NOR ROBINSON AssAILED.
frRou THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT oF THE TEIBUSEl
A1RANy. March 1S.-The Tammany Demo-
Gratis in the Legislature we're IN very nofose moou W.
day in consequence OF the removal OF county oerA
Gumbleton, OF New-YOrk Governor Robinson declS-
ion was generally regarded by them "a dictated by po
it'll rDo,ives said a Senator: "I think this very
unfortunate affair for the State The Governor has per
mted himself to be swayed by political rather thah py
judicial rea in judging OF the charges against "
beton IT is plainly blow at Tammany III the interest
OF Anti Tammany. The man appointed 10 suceted uuui
hcton reveals that Thompson has been known Tor
long time ms one of the bterest opponents OF Iamman
Hall" An Asscmblyman said: The Governor ought
to have appointed some Tammany Hall Democrat
IN succead Gumbleton That would have relieved hlm OF
the charge Of making the removal for poca reasons
There are quite o number OF honest men III Iaunah9
Hall and one OF them ought to have been appointed 10
succeed Gumblcton" Said another AssembIyman: " IL
Governor Robinson thinks he pat Illden In posses
si,n of Taumany Hall by tins he is badly mis-
taken We stick together in defeat They can't elect
their Sachems in April any more than they can cno W
the moon Nor they beat us at the next state Coh-
yenton We have control Of the State Committee, ana
our delegates will alone have right to take part IN the
organization. And il they nominate a Tilden State
ticket they'll have to elect It without our aid From
this time out 1t Is war between u.s." Another said
See what position the Governors course puts the
Democratic party this state. Why. he has given
the Repubncans a perfect walk-over Next Fall their
leaders will saw Tammany Hall is just as bad as II ever
was Just corrupt; tie Governor nau 10 remove one
OF Iher men from the Office OF County Clerk OF New
York on account OF his exactng illegal fees ana the
man. besides. was Secretary OF ne DrhiocTauo oua'"
Committee Another said: =" I've seen many mrn
Crappe with John Kelly hut I've never seen him y u
Down vet and / don't believe he Will be this time"
Another said: 1t wasn't Just 10 remove Gumbleon,
because there isn't County Clerk in the state that
doesn't get than the legal amount OF ices Mhy,
they've got TO have a large salary; IT costs at least
$4,000 ID be elected TO that Office sun anOlhcr Faid
he erauo
New-York tribune., 1879-03-19
THE NEW CJYADIAN POLICY.

TORONTO, March 17.-In an editorial on the
new tariff The Mail the Government organ, says:
THE policy submitted by the Government ls essen
tally Canadian policy. formed with the deliberate
intention Of building up Canada, developing her re
sources and protecting her industries against
undue outside competition, and II our British connection
IS endangered by it, then much the worse for the
British connection. Nature intended the nhab-
Itans Of this Dominion to remain for all time agrIcu
tural people. The mineral wealth OF the country.
its uuryalled water power the variety Of It's prOiuc-
tious ts bOundc,s area an above all. the iuteg nee.
energy and sereance OF ITS p.Ope. all these bear witt
Ics5 that have Il mission far beyond the primitive
calling OF barerns wheat and cattle for the products
OF foreign looms, the output OF foreign workshops
at cannot be the British LEY that SHOULD remain
as weare Manchester and Sheffield probably desire it.
They have always looked upon colonists white HIN
dO0s created he consumers Of their aduterated cot
ton and cheap cutlery and doubt reform friends
speak truly when they say tho national policy will ex
cite their displeasure All we can say Is let them be-
di,pleased. We are not conquered people on whom
they can thrust their by force of bayonrs,
is the national spirit yet sunk so low that we dare not
be loyal 10 Canada for fear OF being charged with troa
s.n 10 Brirlsh manufacturing interests. The
cry that rhc policy will anger the Americans IS
equally unworthy What have they done for that we
should consult their feelings in framing fiscal policy
for Canada At 4 critical period IN our history they alb
rogacd reciprocity trade relations with the avOwed OBJ
ect OF starving into annexation. For wears thcy
nave met our cOnciatory advances with hostile th'
orr udIkc,s have been wide open 10 them, but They
nave persstrny kept their gates shu against us They
have rejected our advances ana lie ufned tV TOT e"ou
IN oysiy way Not even te a. SnPearSnct, r , ot
| 1874, moved them. although ne oH'feu lhehl mos
| ex,rayaeaut terms. If they would ony consent TO 3e
neighborly We have asket ana eutreaed long en"n9h
The ttmo for action has come II thel arc M Mot
tue protective policy, we can polnt 10 tne II
show them Mr. Browns articles OF reciprocity ana the
contcmptuous rcusals OF Congress we can pony To TO
dab. Isl
New-York tribune., 1879-03-19
CRADCATES IN PH4RuACY.

FORTY-SINTH ANNUAL COMMENCE AIENT OF THE
NEw-YoRK COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AT CHICK
TRING HAII-DEGREES CONFERRED on sixty
FIVE YOUNG MEN,
Not only was every seat in Chickering
Hall taken last evening, but every foot OF standing
room was also occupied upon the occasion OF the forty
ninth annual commencement OF the College Of Phar-
macy OF the City OF Ncw-York. The front rows OF
orchestra seats were reserved for the sixty
bers of the graduating class and they entered the
hall they we're greeted with storm OF applause. Upon
the platform the officers trustees and professors
OF the college, and ranged along the edge of the plat
form were sxy-ve floral tributes sent in by friends
the graduates. The president Even Mcintyre, in an
address congratulated the graduates upon their
cess and after giving them kindly words OF advice.
upon them the degree OF Graduate OF Phar-
macy " ana presented them with their diplomas Starr
H. Amber ex.PresIdent Of the Alumni Association,
OF the college, awarded the alumni prizes to the three
graduates passing the best general examination
Charles H. May who received the first prize a gold
medal had a record OF 954 per cent; G. W. Freygang
silver medal 94l4 per cent; Il. c. Werner, a bronze
medal 92so per cent. Professor =. W. Bedford Presi-
dent OF the Alumni, read the following OF those
who had attained so per in their studies and had
been placed on the "roll of honor" A. f. Brugmai
Smith Bartlett Perclva Brewer, b. f. CALLAHAN f. Cas-
scrbeer W. W. Fowler. q. b. Frazee. r. r. Frohwein
John Oehler and H. III. Sawyer
Profess Cnailes +. Chandler on behalf OF the Apha
pt,a Gamma presented 10 the college the four yones
nG Johnson's Universal Encyclopedia as token OF re-
gard DR.. Day presented 10 John Oehlcr, the best
student III botany and materia medca, who attained
ciaboTate m horoscope Charles Miller In The absence
Of Judge Henry l.. Rowland, who was unable to be
iItters address, and frequently applauded during
its delivery. me Fairdict9fS wa deiiXcTed by J. L.
class presented to tie college crdyUu portrait of
Charles Froebel, professor of chemistry.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-19
CIVIL NOTES.

John Smith, accused of killing Henry Mad
den sailor January 49, WAS put on trial yesterday
LefOre Judge COwng in the Court OF General Sessions
The prisoner keeps sailors clearinghouse and the
killing occurred his house Hs defence not as yet
disclosed The panel OF jurors exhausted yesterday
before a full Jury was obtained and Judge COwng,
after directing "a further panel, adjourned the case 10
this morning
Ex-.Judge John X. Porter argued at length
Yesterday his motion to dismiss the suit OF the New
England Iron Company against the Metropolitan
(GilberO Elevated Railroad Company. Ex-Judge
FtAian replied very briefly. Judge Freedman then
adjourned the case 10 Monday.
Much to the disgust of the Equity Clerk in
the County Clerks office, twentyone judgments were
..d in foreclosure suits yesterday at 800 p m' all
entitled Isaac n. Dyckman against Bernard L. Acker'
man aud Others.
The divorce suit of Charles 5. Martin against
Mutha A. Martin was tried IN the Brooklyn City
Court yesterday, Judge McCue presiding. No de.
fence was made and after three witnesses had been eH'
amncd the jury rendered verdict Of absolute divorce
by the direction OF the Court
The suit of Bridget Tormcy against the city,
tgird before Judge Daniels. ended yesterday By
decision for the city. Mrs. Tormey, sick with measles,
was sc.zsd by the Health officers under the supposlon
that she had the smallpox, hurried TO Back~e's
Island and after the truth discovered was retained
there some days. Under the Maximilian case, Judge
Daniels dismissed the complaint on tue ground that the
city WAS not Liable for tne acts Of the Board Of Heath
or hr Commissioners Of Charities and Correction or
thglF Il
New-York tribune., 1879-03-19

sneaked out the same way they came In and ran quickly
TO the police station under City Hail. and reported
the burglary TO Sergeant Conlon whom asked lot
squad OF regain possession of the once. ne ue
cned 20 do anything saying that he had no men III .o
station. Just turned away from the desk CaIkso
the anitor OF the County building, came ID ana snooh
hands warmly with the sergeant When returneu 70
the office could get in but in few minutes Oost
gan caIre back with police officer. On tne preIeAt
James f. Morrison, the private secretary OF ma'or
Cooper was asked yesterday If he was one OF ihe con-
papy which had sliced the office OF the county CleIk
I" was not" he replied % member OF the company
when went 10 the clerks Office but AIN satisfied WIN
the work that was done"
" Did you know OF the plan v , ~, o,,,sb
al was not present. he replied, with roeuish
trine of the eve; il would not he proper lor lhe
Mavors private secretary be present on such on oc
cason; but | was within easy call They conld haSe
as it happened | was not needed"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-19
THE POLICE BOARD HEARING.
| MAYOR COOPER REFUSES TO GIVE ANY DETAILS
OF HIS PLASS--THE COMMISSIONERS REGARD
| THEIR REMOVAL As CERTAIN.

MAYOR COOPER REFUSES TO GIVE ANY DETAILS
OF HIS PLAys-rHE COMMISSIONERS REGARD
THEIR REMOVAL As CERTAIN.
The hearing Of the Police Commissioners
before Mayor Cooper at noon to-day VIII probably be
short and decisive The Mayor refuses TO give any
Information as to what latitude he Will allow
the Commissioners or their counsel but is generally
understood that there Will be no witnesses or argu-
meuts OF counsel heard. Captain Gunner, Of
the street-Clcaning Department, furnished the
Mayor yesterday with report called Tor
in regard the transactions OF that de-
partmcn The Mayor refused to say whether he could
communicate with Commissioner Wheeler II he desired'
or not He also refused state whether he had had any
communication with the Governor regarding the re-
moyals further than to state that be had not commu
nicated by letter." The hearing to-day VIII not be pub
lie.
Police Compissioner Wheeler still absent from
the city yesterday, and al the Glscy House, where
ho resides It was said that no was not expected
home before Friday evening. The other Com
misslopers were more TctCcnt than usual, ana
expressed their intention not 10 make any statements
for publication until after their hearing Deioe Mayor
Cooper to-day. From the tone OF their cOnversa-
ton. however, it was evident that they did
Board OF Police. They seemed to regard their
removal from office rs already determined on by Mayor
Register IOpw was spoken of by OF the
Commissioners as an Indication that the Goyfl Sric
Official. whatever political influence might he brought
TO bear upon him. GumJletOn, tue Commissioner
tbought had been "ObStreuCTaus" in his conduct
and had thus turned the Governor against him.
No action was taken by the Comm Yesterday
in regard to the rumored desire to remove John J
O'Brien, Chief of the Bureau of Elections. SO
far as could be learned Corporation Counsel
whitney had not sent to the Police Board
any OPINION in reGard the manner Of procedure which
ne BoaTd; would have to adopt III order to remove
Mr. O'Bren from office. The latter was In General
Smiths office during a portion OF the afternoon.
General smith, It Is UNDERSTOOD is opposed to any at
tack on Mr. OBrlen. he voted last week against the
resolution winch called for Mr.. Whltney's opinion on
New-York tribune., 1879-03-19
ntil tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
DEClSIONS-MARCH Is.

vggreme Court ChGmb1@-Bv judge iaWICu,V; iaWI,i "a,
Ka.nrr act. Durant-l am Of the OPINION tA' ~ os.t
dismissal oi the clnpaint ana Vacahg ,o r,, 1--we
on the round the failure oi the gialnin pr,1e
slOulI be granted with costs blue Az -.
I wish 10 see Counsel In reg rd 10 ts apSaeo"' ar
All olmes-I desirr To see collsel biS s,t I,isi,r
v,ton grant ed and placed on special CHcul ~.
al near c0uusci n itst 70 -
atr Trrmbley agt 81 ss-Moton granted VII slO c's
be discussion on tbe
~ thrse indings must be In writing and NOT
S,fer. of Cnarity Il ~. Vincent de Paul Ct UOWbR
frivolous denied ~ rlO ost'
~ ~, he event opp uhemer agt. Cury-Otder to be te
tii ON one day, Van Deyenier agt "
r te aidayIts which the warrant o dtIacheAt
morton granted. IlerZhcld agt Brtt-MOnon deutu VIZ.
o costs abide the event Smith agt ksnth -S.. nt
rauduIn. Tutte agt. Mison-Moon 10 ustnl's ll.,si
gran ed Freund Bli roet taklug must De SHe'.
N, t1OOU. II the security IS NOT m'loiS.u a.
amount the vii. DE vacated fFeuni ag. M ina
The motion 50 lar relates u bill O paitculs VI
have u complaint made more definite ana certain -
apt o. Re -MouOl Ia open default granted on pay IN
costs motion ana dsbusenens me tase 70 De y fne
,he icInt calendar and pantif tO spuato 10 VI!
cause when reached, otherwise motion denies, MIA Oos
F.rnaodc1 agt De Costa-A cOmms ssIon viii De BsntS1
iIb stay OF i've Neeks otherwise the uOL0n Is ens
notice OF trial and nle security IOi Nos
motion will be denied otherwise IL s granted Win ~
Ioous agt LOOnis carr agt. Woodruff; IN the hAl'v
Weeks See lnduns. In the matter OF the New
Inyrnie Asylum 90 yacate assessment
Rreu,ermann agt Kottrr-l wish 10 see counsel
net The Useful Machinery Company.-lhs pust uY IA
ssntd 10 Justice DOnOhue. HaTker agt Gilmore
not the order be speclhc as 70 teHiuoN..SS a
In N matter Of KuglerF up the blanAs In relation
matter of KeyThis should be made returabo AZ w
NAV General Dosher agL Jaooba-i uesiv W ,a,
counsel In reference u the onorc allowance ID tue
OF Ausn-udgncnt granted Dunn agt ehaEep Ss.iSs,
sgt File; Bachman agt Ele Goldsmith sgS Pns.Gfo.
Ereuud agt Bell Retaington agL MAriposa La
Company. sorlers granted WraS asI AeHOESi SH'NS
New-York tribune., 1879-03-19
SECRET OF RECENT REMOVALS.
A DETLRMINED EFFORT TO WIS OVER TAMMANl
MEN TO THE TILDEN FACTION.


MEN TO THE TILDFN FACTION.
A gentleman intimately acquainted with
local poitIcs and with the contest between the Demo
cratic factions SAID YESTERDAY: THIS IL really nothing
more than contest by Mr.. Tden to control the regu
lar Democratic organization At the last election,
though beaten. TammaDy Hall pOllcd GOOGO Democratic
votes The combination, all Tiuen's aid could only
poll 27,O00 Democratic votes. It viii not do Tor
him TO 10 into another combination with the Repul
leans and he is straininG every nerve TO
secure regular organization through the Tammany
Hall Sachems. There careful canvass made OF
them some time ago by the Tilden faction. You know
what power the Tammany Society has over the Tam
many Hail organization II appeared then that the
Tden party were In clear minority SIuce then every
effort has been made win force the members
of the society Hubert o. TnompsOn's suit TO exclude
new members part OF Ibis scheme. though he was
elected exactly as t-ey were. But the determination
WAS formed to AL the members possible into aid
ing Mr. Tdens projects 30 these suits were brought IN
which Mr. Mclean said TO be nephew but certainly an
intimate friend of Mr.. Tlden, was the mainsprlug,
usng his associates and the Bar Association FOR his
sI Inc Registers Office has little patronage, yet
n is rumOred that LOews escape Is TO DE bought by
be sacrifice OF Augustus T. DOcbarty ana the resora-
uOn OF John Y Savage, strong Ilde man, to Dis Od
MACE aud certainly the abuses IN the Registers fees If
there were any, grew under Savages adu nistrutlOn
u the Sheriff office there are seventeen members OF lie
society," have beard though these things are always
some " hat Indefinite, that the bheIlns escape
ls 10 be ascribed TO his having promised 10
influence his employees for the T1lden ticket IN the
soc,ety election Thompson - u mere ngurebead and
understand has given out, WIN more thah Tue usuii