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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-29
Off for the Bay.

Hon. Thomas Wren has determined to
temporarily tear himself away from his
new god, the Eureka Hall, and leaves this
morning for San Francisco with Mr.. o. L.
Scott, n of the managers, who goes for
the purpose Of securing a first-class Com
pany for an early date.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-29

Eureka Hall will be opened to the public
on Thursday evening. for the purpose Of
displaying the new scenery. A social hop
will be given ~afterward. II desirable. The
dress circle and the six front COWS OF the
orchestra chairs will be reserved for ladies
and their escorts. All are invited.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-29
On Their own Hook.

W. h. Remington q Co. have purchased
1Ga feet Of Mr.. Ellison's lot. next to Pax
ton & Cos bank, on which a foundation
has already been built, and will erect a
two-story brick building Immediately, which
they viii occupy as a place of business when
completed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-29

Mrs. Hall is expected home the latter
part Of the week, and the furniture for the
International will soon follow. 1t is now
anticipated that the hotel will be ready to
be opened between the 10th and 18th Of
November.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-29
Passing BnIIios.

In April passing bullion. valued at iA5.'
sos. 81. was shipped through Wells, Fargo 4
Co.,, being the highest amount shipped dur
ing any month Of the present year. and
the lowest amount was In June, when
S6s, 1854. ~ was forwarded.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-29
Finn m

A atroll through Monaoo's gallery Ia a
treat 10 iovers OF art. Views CT all parts
Of Eureka, Nevada aud the ooast. together
with ane photographs OF our people, are %
exhibition. No better place could DO found
In which to pass a leisure hour,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-29
A cREprrAnLE SHOWING.
Monthly Roll of Honor of the Pub
Lie school.

Monthly Roll of Honor of the Pub.
lie school.
The following list contains the names Of
those pupils in the Eureka Public School
who nave been perfect in attendance and
department. and have made a scholarship
average of 80 per cent. for the school month
ending October "a, 1879:
Mr.. scANLASD's DEPARTMENT..
Mary Barnes. Minnie Benjamin,
Minnie Christopher, Stephen Esterley,
Christy Geraty, John Hamlyn,
Alice johnson, David JONES',
Tracy Leeser, Mary Ranft,
Willie Story, Jennie Schneider.
MRS. ~ArwooD's.
Gertie Middlemas, Lena Espinoza,
Mary Keen, Ellie Webster,
Katie Ranft, Johnnie christopher,
Lille Jones, Maxwell McEwen,
Emma Bartholomew, Charlie Moore,
Mary Bishop, Charles Ivey,
Amelia Abrigo, Johnnie Croiner.
Florence Stowell, Johnnie Emanuel.
Katie Hickey,
MRS. M~AnsDES's.
Isabella Daneke, Harry Baker,
Jake Young, Lois Duff,
Evert Vowel. Mary Mccormack,
Tommy Frank, Lizzie Plumhof.
Dan. Frank, George Bartlett,
Frank winzel, Josie King.
Mccoy Fitzgerald, Jennie Atwood,
Geraldine Fitzgerald, Anna Thiele,
Alexander McCuaig, Florence Cromer,
Bella McCusig, Mary Powell,
hoy Maupin, Winnie Vowel.
MISS HARDY's.
Ada Coin, pma Martin,
Laura Sampson, Willie Cohn,
Richard Manuel, Mahlon Taylor,
Annie Ranft, Albert ~Arehambault,
Nelly Maupin, Lizzie Laehman.
Alice Harmon,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-29

yYE n FITCH.

Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped this morning
8 bars OF bullion. valued at 81, 500. rs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-29
Eureka Con. shipments.

Bullion to the mount Of 67,ls5 pounds
was shipped by the Eureka Consolidated
this morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-29
yEsTEnDAY's STOCK SALES.
sam Francisco stock Exchange.

MORNING BOARD.
165 ophir-31a 31h 80
80 Mexicsn-3o
135 Gould & Curry-9ss OK OK
% Best a. Bclcher-17A
1870 California-5k 5&
25 Savage -12k 1919
305 Con. virginia-5k 5h
270 Potosi-5h
GO Hale T. Norcross-13k
a75 Crown Point-360c 355c 81
140 Yellow Jacket--l4I Is
$40 Imperial-105c 1
go Kentuck-4
SO Alpha-l4
$40 Belcher-350c $3.50 360c 370c
10 Confdcnce-9k
as sierra Nevada-5Sk ssh 58kb5
so Utah-20k 204
400 ~Bullion-Gss 6h
500 Excbequer-4A 1850 480c
90 Seq. Belcher-20
80 0verman-S1s
14O Justice 290c 1856
5000 Snccor-25c
48D Union-Si 84k S4A
Is Sierra Nevada-5Sk
100 Alta-5$s
$50 Lady Bryan-70c
2lO Julia-340c 335c
ITO C~aledonia-2A
lS5 Silver Hill-l20c
so Challenge--230c
100 New York-40c
200 Oecidental-230c "a 220c
800 Sheridan-40c 35c
$50 Woodville-Z5c
525 Lady Washington-1
100 ~Kossuth-15c
AIS Andes-105c l10c
400 Wells Fargo-l0c 15c
430 Ward -2iOc
260 Scorpions
leo Leviathan-55c
$50 Trojan-l5c
80 Benton-3k
1000 s.. Silver-5
1850 Golden Gate-2
ESQ Con. Dorado-2S0c
500 Flowery-45c
$50 N. Bonanza-120c
200 piutus-2iBc
400 Fairfax-75c
$40 Mackey-25c
220 Con. Virginia-5S
EvENINo BoARp.
600 Raymond q Ely-1A
lis Eureka Con.-25 Pan
so Jackson-4
200 Belmont-6Oc
600 Leopard-50c
500 Giia-l0c sc
100 N. Belle-5
$50 Hussey-15c
100 Metallic-65c
100 Grand Prize Az
1890 Argenta-95c 90c
$40 Manhatian-210c
$50 Navajo 45c soc
900 Independence-1h l40c
lao Tuscarora--75c
1880 Belle Isle--460c 4G5c 470c
$50 Day-75c Toe
400 Hillside-165c IN
100 Delmonte-5
800 Albion-i5c
10 Wales Conf
100 Mt. Diablo-SA
1855 n. Belle Is!e-25c 500
a. Bodie-l4
220 McClinton--50c 400
co Tioga--340c 345c
leo Sammit-1k 1900
80 Bulwer-i1H
aS5 syndicate-6ht 6k
$50 Goodshaw--35c
$50 Maybelle-25e
1850 Oriental--35c 90c
100 Bciyidere--0oc zoe
i05 Champion-25c
80 BlackhAwk-5oo
80 s. Bodie-20c
400 Booker 75c 800
40 Queen Bee-30o
l65 Mono-7 On
rs Con. Pacihc-7h ~
AIS uuiversity--25c zoe
100 Dudley-lA
6s5 Jnpitsr-2 a. 1900
so $. Bulwer--30c
I705 A~ddenda-45o
s95 Noonday--sk
1900 n. Noonday--370o 81
$40 Vortex--A0c a5c
goo d. Siandard--50o
1850 orient-30e 35c
so Mammoth-6h
100 Boston Con.--1%
80 Martin White-1S0c
200 Na~ysjo--50c
$50 Atlas--45c SOC
$40 Tiptop-135c 140c 1900
40 G.. Terra-12
100 Caledonia, b. H.-2
100 Bechtel-i35c
100 8. King--6ss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-29

II take my tex dis morning." said a
colored preacher, '.from dat portion OBJ de
scriptur where de Pos'le Paul pints his piss
toll to de Fesnions."
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30

from severe cold The noxt day no confined to
his room his disorder taking the form OF bilious at
tack. Feeling better on Sunday he went down stairs
RE thus added TO his oold and was Monday pros
trated with congestlve pneumonia Although be sru
fered greatly difficulty OF breathing be was con-
scious most of the time. aud when informed that he
could not recover received the with
feet oompoSure His hrother-n-llw. Loonais l. White.
remained VITA him all Of Thursday night and the SICK
mgn nj intervals talked freely OF his aairs About mid
night signed n0rsndum addressed to M Wright,
the cashier requesting that all Ills private papers in his
oce desk be handed 10 Mr. White, together with sonc
money on account OF his salary.
Mr.. worth leaves wife. but children. He had tive
brothors-rnomas Worth, the welEknown artist Of
HarSeSs Weekly, and r a Worth, clerk in the New
York Gas Company. He had three sisters, two mn
married. and tlo wife OF Mr.. Whe. HIS estate Is
sufficiently valuable TO render his widow comfortable for
the remainder OK her life.
The news OF the death OF Mr. Worth was received at
The bank while the board was IN session. hsuy express
OF siBcer- regret exchanged by his associates
AT tie announcement and committee was appointed
to draft appropriate resolutions OF respect and con-
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
HUNTING A THIEF.

Francis Miller keeps an oyster house and
dining rooms ut No 158 Essex-3. carrying on pros-
porous business. His family occupy above the
store. Last night while eating Mr.. Miller
heard noise overhead and went up stairs learn the
cause. As no opened the door to the psrlor. nc
tall stranger. Drawers were open and clothing WA.
thrown about in confusion. Mr. Miller seized
the thief, they Cnchcd~ and fell downstairs to
the hall below The thief broke loOso and upon
tho sidewalk up Santonsr toward Ludlow, closely pur
sued by Mr. Miller, who had regained his feet,
and was shouting "SJop theft" at tbe top OF his
voice crowd gathered and followed takng up the cry
The burglar, still running turned arouud and fired
pstos1Ot that struck Edward Mchaels. of No l42
EsseX-st., IN the forehead, infictng severe
wound. Officor Dokel joined in the chase as
tho crowd reached Ludlow-st here the tbief
turned again and fired second shot. The officer
took and grappl-d with him. The pistol eveled Tor
the third shot, this time ut the policeman, when he
knocked IL In tho air and the bullet the thOf IN
the nose, penetrating the hoad under tho skull At
EldriJXe Street Police Station the probed
the wouuf and found It deep aud very dangerous, u
not fatal He taken u the Chambers street Hospt
tai He had given his HeDry Barton, age thirty
six years, living at No. 56 Atian-c-aye Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
SECRETARY SHERM4N Ar CINCINNATI
CHARGES OF NEPoTIsA DEHIED-rBE ALLEGED
APPOINTMENT OF CoNPRDERATEs.

CHARGES OF NEPoTIsM DEHIED-rBE AL.EGEL
APPOINTMENT OF CoNFEDERATEs.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 29.-Secretary Sherman
ana several prominent citizens went to-day In special
train to the fair Lexington. Ky. They will
here this evening. Secretary Sherman tells q reporter
OF The Commercial in reference to the charges published
that he had appoints Confederate soldiers and his own
relatives to office, that the charges false. Re-
ferrng 10 the names mentioned, he said Pitney was
In office when he became Secretary. ID. w. Wilson was
neither relative by blood nor marriage; he was acap-
tain in the Union Army and efficient officer.
Frank Bernard. while clerk IN tho Treasury Depart
ment married Alice Barley. niece OF Secretary sher-
man. He did not dismiss Bernard on that account.
Roger sherman BARLEY bell Office, as charged Mr..
Leopold who married distant relative of the Secretary
was APPOINTED Commissioner OF the Freedman's Bank
oy General Grant. HIS nephew. John Sherman jr who
was appointed by General Grant Marshal OF New-Mex-
leo receives saary OF about ~ 900 As for carriages
and forage the Secretary able to pay for his own
40 and furnish his forage, which no does.
appointed relative of MS either by blood or a riage,
70 ncs since no entered public lie. As COnfederates
he believed in appointing good Republicans even y
they had served IN the Confederate Army no should
Gel taluy appoint them in preference " Confederate
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
OBITUARY..
JAMES LAWRENCE WORTH.


James Lawrence Worth, president of the
National Para Bank. died yesterday morning at half
past O'Clock at his Summer residence, Islip, Long
Island Mr. " Orth born this city IN july 1912,
and was the eldest child the late Gorham A Worth,
tbs predecessor OF Moses Taylor president Of The
City Bank
The Par. Bank organized in 1855, and on Mon
day. March 81. OF that year, its officers opened tLer
coots for business az their located At the
mead OF Beekman-st opposite the City Hall Park The
ouaceB we're Reuben w. HOwes, president; Charles A.
Macy, cashier james l. Worth, paying teller and W.
H. Mott, second teller. Upon the retirement Of Ar.
Macy several years later fro the office Of cashier Mr.
Worth was elected bis successor lie continued
In that position untl the 26th Of September,
1875 when he was called 30 tho presidency,
with L. Kellogg Wright cashier Through
our the eniro period of his connection with bank
Mr. Worth devoted to ito interests With the
on Of trip to Europe several years aEo an
occasional absence for few days time. he re-
malned at his post dsehaTging the duties OF his Office
As officer be was courteous, dignod, firm without
hsrshness, and thoroughly honest In private life he
has been regarded as above reprOach He fond OF
nis home, and being reserved his disposition, was
rarely seen IN society or at public gatberinss He
was the author Of numerous essays financial subjects,
and wrote with much Yigor His reading embraced all
saDjees, and e familiar with the French, German
fesided at No 30 West Fftysfxtbst, removing esriy
In the S0mmOf 10 his country seat at Isp where
NAMED until late IN TIE ala He member OF the
Rev. Dr. Cnapius Church, where the funeral services
Will be held ON Monday or tuesday OF next week.
Nj Worth al Inc bank Tor tue last te ON Friday
Vi aass week no iei or home tnat Afternoon suffering
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
1--we srncRMARKFTs-nY rkLEGnApn

BUYfALo. Aug observation-disclosures today, 227S head
making the total for the week thus S70t osd against
1884 head for th1 time last wook receipts gnod
THROUGH 800 absence VI business for want OF stock
sales OF but car Texans at 50 sos
SHEEP LAABs-Recoipts to-day 300 mead making
the the thus fs 2OSOO head against Is SOC
head for the time last week receipts consigned
through dull and declining offerings light
Fair Good Western % 1884 Choice, 81 lOds rs
Extra ErporteIs. 81 5OdS4 80.
HoGsltecelpts to-day, $3.50 head making The total to
the week tins Far 246lo head against 90 head for the
time last week receipts consigned through SO cars
sales OF Best Iorkers, S3 s04S GO Fair,
S33O0s3 40 Heay Grades s. 00 IL OF stock
In tho yards unso!d, mostly Hoayy
CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Ho0s-hecelpts, 10000 hosd ship
100 head market steady and moderately active,
closing steady Mixed Packing s3QS3 90. Light s3 400
Is 55 Choice Heavy, 50 3jaS3 80.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
DIED.

HAYNEs-At Middstown, w. August ~. Laura A.. widow
OF tho Rev, Dr. Arus Haynes
at First Baptist Church. JersoT CITY sunday, st
O'Clock. Please omit flowers.
PERRY-In westerly r. L. August 2e 1879 George How.
ard August 81 Charles aro both OF spinal menInsitis
aged nearly IL nouts twin children OF Charles Perry j
aud Clara " (Foster) Perry.
RYERsON-at Newfoundland. N j. on Friday. August 29.
Ellen widow of John A. RyOrson.
Notice OF funeral In tO-m0Irow's papers.
UNDERHILI-AtJ ercho. L. I eighth Month, 29th 1879.
after ong illness, Hannah W. widow OF
Jordan W. UndsrhIll ia tho 5Sthye OF her age.
friends ro5p3JsY invited " attend the
funeral Friends MeetnRhouse Jeoho, on hirst Day.
Eighth Month, 3lst, ~ IL Oc Ock a. III.
Carriages will Hcksyills meet tho O'Clock train
1. /. r., from Hunters Point
WORTH-On August 80 at his residence Islip. L. J. l..
Worth president OF tho Park Bank in Iho 9th year OF his
Sotlce OF funeral hereafter -.u4f -.lt...
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
SCIENCE AT SARATOGA.
BUsy AND IyTEREsTlNG SESSION.

A BUSY AND INTERESTING SESSION.
PROFESSOR sTRUvF, OF RUSSIA, MAKES 4 BRIEF
hDDREss-A LEARNED PAPER READ BY PROVES
soR PFIRCE-ADDEEss BY MAJOR POWELL
The proceedings of the American Associa-
tion were invested with special interest yes
terday by the p1esence Of Professor Struve'
the Russian Astronomer, who made
brief address, to which Professor Barker
responded. Professor George Brown Goode
read paper on the menhaden fishery, and
Professor Peirce spoke on the con-
struction of the sidereal universe.
In the evening an address was de-
livered by Major ]. w. Powell, of Wash
inRton. The general business was agreeably
diversified by the reading of other papers be-
sides those already mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
GENERAL GIANT NOT Il CANDIDA TIE.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. /

T"T THIsn""NII' To I''I' F"'I'N'HsI
WAsHISGToN, Aug. 20.-1he Hon. Eiihu B. wash.
burne, who il spending the season on the Eastern
Coast has lately received letter from General
Grant, saying that those who expect hun upon his
return to this country to enter into Presidential
campaign will be disappointed. The ex-President
says that in his eight years of service he satiated
whatever desire be may have had for the honors of
the Presidency, and lie does not desire 10 fill the
office again. He does not. he says conceive Of any
possible circumstances which could induce hin to
become p candidate for another term but he adds
If at any time the Republican party, should need
him for any purpose lie would not fail To Respond.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30

Democrats. Ho did appoint General withers to tenn
porary position IN the Loan Division tho General be
sides acquescng in tho results OF the capable
and man Of character Mr. Hathaway, the editor
Of Republican paper Norfolk, Va, was appointed
Night Inspector Lo accommodation OF the C0llectos
Of Customs that As to Colonel MosDy and the
other persGDs named. the Secretary way
sponsibe for their appointment, many Of them having
been appointed by General Grant Tho Secretary voted
for. beloved IN. and bad uniformly aetod a. The law
giving the preference OF appointment o'ber things be-
ing equal. 10 Union soldiers No Upion soldier had
been DISCHARGED bY him except tor good eaHse Shown
upOn the. record fos the lack " appr0prlation.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30

3d. miles ferries c. ~ Cham JeraiD SuDt. olnco
at the Cemetery. +. heooerd Agent "a East llthsl
Post Once Norce Dregn mllls FOR the vesk "a mug
SArU RDAI August 80 1873 wl close az this ouce On
TUESDAY az 1880 am ior Europe Dy steansao Arizona
via Qusenstown WEDN KS DAY, at II a. Zoe Europa
by steamship ADyssia- wa Iueods.)wa loouespShdence
France specially addr0sei and a. ~ Tor
Franco direct by steamship France VIA Havro; on THURS
DAY. At IL for Germany. France se: oy steamship
LEASING Plymouth, Chsroourg Hamburg ,corfe-
spondsnca for GREAT Britain ant TIE Continent must be
addressed and at l2 fot Europe by steamship city
Of Brussels via ousenstoun ccresondence TOT
ally addrossedl. ou SAkl hDAfs
Al i;SO a m Tor uerIpalY, Oy stoamsbp Nam. via
Bronco Icorrespon0once Tor Great Britain
be specially addresscdl; and AZ
n for Europe shiD Brtaanic via oaocnstown;
anu al D. m. scotland, oy steamship boya. wa Jas
Cow Tho mans for Denmark swslep And MOI var are dis
nv Hamburg Breren only The
ior Newfoundland New YORK August 26 aud 30 The
mas for Hayt sayana 60, leave New.York August ~.
The mails Havana New YORK August a. The mails
Bermuda and theWest Indies .esye Eew YORK Augas lS
AsOnwsn AMI South Pacthc Ports leave New
York August 80 The mails for the Wndward Islands leave
NewYOgk August 80. Tue mails for Aastrala eAye san
Francisco september The nss for Chal and japan leave
san Fran CISCO September lS. ,.,, ,..
o., ee,.. S.xYork Ansnst "a 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
TIE SOUTHERN PESTILENCE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 29.-1he fever is
again the increase. Twenty-Five all-6
white and 10 coored-were reported TO the Beard OF
Health to-day. Ten additional deaths have occurred
Elias McDOugal, Ollie Lockwood, Louis Fazs,
W. II. johnson, Mary Mccormick, James White
head and one colOred person. The reported
death Of Edward kcating last night prema-
ture. BE is still alive, but is in precarlOus con-
dii,ton. John =. H0ffman Is low. Or. George r.
Richardson diod tonight at o'clock.
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug 29.-Auother daughter OF g enera
Hood taken down to-day with fever. General Hood
is very low II Is feared he may not live through tho
nil
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
Tur F1FTH DIsrRIcr REPUBLICANS.

The primary election, for delegates to the
State Convention Of tho Yh Assembly District Repnb
liean Association was held at No I23 West Houstonst
lat evening" Two hundred and seventy one
votes were poied. There being no oppo-
stion, the following d'IegAtes and GlteInaies
De Witt C. Wheeler alternates-Robert Black. Daniel
Mooney Branois Rose 1De proceedings we're orderly,
altaongh Captain Mcdonnell of this Eighth Precnor, and
sOme twelve policemen had been summoned 40 pre-
caution against ris..rtsr
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Gtsdssu va.oas thl. ely bT tsnas
The ndicg Has iiV.dJas - al Or tas 90
miisai The Nhe tls
oscillations the iuas ssa los
represents the variations In Temperature
1kiBuSE OFYIcE. Aug. 80. g. m-Excepting fall
in the afternoon the changes IN the barometer during
the clear and partly cloudy weather slight Tho
average temperature was 80 higher than on Thursday
mercury ranging between $50 and 500 The amount Of
moisture in the air has been diminished slightly.
Partly cloudy and warmer weather may be expected
in this city ami vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
Caficuru Remedies

Infaby all skin and scalp diseases sosy eruptons
Tho testimonials OF
OF skin and scalp have tho
lifetime, Cuncura Remedies erfu Lhsn
before performed by methods remedies known
medical profession.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30

The strongest constitution Is racked and
often ruined W stubborn attack OF fever and All
danger may be avoided and the ohiis promptly broken
up by resorilng 10 DR.. ID. Jayno's Ague Mixture.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
MIDNIGHT WEA TIER REpOET.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For New-England, partly cloudy weather,
occasional light rains, winds mostly northv6Jterly.
nearly stationary temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic states. partly cloudy weather
winds mostly from southwest 10 northwest, nearly
stationary barometer and temperature.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
A4RKIEH

MURPHY-BESSON-I Neu-York City, st the Cathedral
August q, 1919 BY the Very Rev vicarGouera Quinn.
Eugene Murphy, Of London. England to Marie
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
pont oriee. NeN.York. Ang!
sneer,. po,t Grape Wino.

pbyseans employ spaers Grape Wine In their
ce IN an pure VINE called for and 10 All n
ber now.r 10 foster It's prod con for the rea
son maj Port Wine dlrcat thing 70 get abd they
arc oth Ia prcscrbe doubtful or inferior article Hundred
- YORK doctors visited Speers Nineyards but
~ eye miles NewYOrk CITY, ana examined and tested
tbe wlneA For sale at 81 War; n-St. New-l YORK.
,,c,ure al the rethra Its iu nedale bv tho
uroihrolOne the term chosen by the inventor W desga
x OF which IA adapted 10 eaeh yaLie ot
this obstruction During the past ,.Ty years over Nv
have been treated Al his pNate hV-PA
EDWARD a.. DIXON NJ y. editor OF The sosiPet .ya
three type cases ~ pages ineloie stamp so - M
Untaina reilef from Dyspepsia nay be 92tHhoa W '
ne 81 lIAWL LEY's AROMATlLED PEfslSS
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
5perial Notices.
sIount Olivet Cemetery

1 -
Congress Water ls sapenontg oataartIe aud .tsr
| ACID that rritates mucous membrane.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
observation-disclosures IS ANIMALS.

Professor Burt g. Wilder, of Cornell. gave two
curious instances of apparent disinterestedness
among animals. for the truth Of both OF which he
vonched. He spoke in substance as follows;
some army mules which had been Ia ths habit of feed
ing on ,the parade-g ground at Pensacola. were sud
deny cut oil from by fencing and gates, the gates
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30

60 miles froa ferries C. II. Chanberlan. SuD't oAlco
al the Cemetery r. Hebberd gent. 2T East lith-st
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30

In light Of our latest knowledge what Is the corona
do not know. We have literally had ohS twenty mn
utes in the last twenty years to look at and from that
pref study IL remains every way parabocal Our only
hope since power telescope Ia useless In our
lower atmosphere transfer our observatory to some
mountain height that OF na or the elevated table
lands OF Colorado solar observatory is 10 be Dul1
on and there stes m good In TINS country In
recent spec,roscopc observation the WORK oi NJ Oahu
WAS mentioned working at the other extremity Of the
spectrnm from Captain Abney he has extended It be-
vond the violet 20 a wave length Of 1900 Tar beyond
which he solar spectrum probably exists. but our at
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this point Tue solar spectrum IL now known by Pho
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tnn Visible poron and this great gain may he said 10
have been completed I'm the past year Last
November aud subsequently. Mr. LOckyer
mada tbe exlrrlaely Important announcement that
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conpounds ne has been able 20 show that many ele-
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