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Aef,fdf 2x yedsS SAS was named
after the lady Who adopted her. aud
was known q kbelI setcher."
tor. n1lPT" a. 81 screamed Law
." hbal Ii 6er."
4 treat Go nov be has been my
81 for sss- yeass. szft was 30. in.
deed. Further examination showesl
beyond question that Mabel Lawton
and Mrs Michael Lawion we're one
and the same n rso". The sguuy Of
the two pe"i.l.. IAN le Imagined. In
their ewes they hal sinnetl beyond
'i"fs ~f rr.tsm,ri.m They separated.
Mrs. Lawt"n Is s;ill living in q town
in Massachusetts, where she has been
for many y.sr-. The Children are
Mt school. and Michael I4awton j. in
his grave. II. gave up all his bust.
ness. grew frighiiully dissipated, and
after spending nc,'iv all the money he
had res-rv..i iw him<eif. lie wandered
10 the lovely little Maryland farm.
xhcre he strive to bury his past, and
where he lived life of toll. The
clover bl,~soms are "a sweet alDut hi.
grave aud the Wild flowers bloom rs
sweetiy as though he who sleeps in
that quiet monk was at last at rest.
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Chioaso 1isss: Kentscky furnished
10 TIE Union army 1905 white sol.
disrs, 1T oae Aalf tie sunber en-.
lstsd II Maine. New Hampshire and
VsEmoat taken togethee. But the
propostioa Of psosioss = not main.
tained. Kentucky bas 2.106 invalid
peosiooen; The other States named
have $3.50. Il = suggested that the
New Eeglandess wore not as hardy u
the Ksataekians. Il = also hiuted
that they Wese . tribe more dextroua
in putting TIE necessary papen in
shape % ''prover their Chains.
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Rhode Island disfianchises from &c
TO 40 pr cent Of her adult male pop
ulatioo. and yet our modern Chris
tan statesmen" claim that her govern.
nent = Repuhispa, - aps her poll.
sios. IF liesls Rhs1y vers only .
Sosthssn STATE, what . howl. As it
i shs shoud b compelled to adopt .
Repahlican -sosssannt II 80 can
impose . $500 property qualification.
Why not q. 900 or go. 900? II she
oan EeqsiEe oil voters to own real e.
tsss. and thes exclude foreign-born
citissas from holding real estate,
Why not equally exclsde any other
ela0i Aast not Tie line b drawn
so0evherof
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.


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~. 49,. -. s ~.
III y, . "a 'ns. ~.
P'n"H IN M as .":s' S., "'"'" ue
sr. ~ ss y. ., 81 ~. .".a' " .su
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.""k ~" s.' ..'' '"e as"Ne .s"s.N' .e,en
, ,an' '".n ~" les"le". os 'n's
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'" ss".'""'- '"a. pI"s , - n''N. oounyns
''..s ' ~ - W.. =: - s.. .. "f.:'
MN. ~ ", y. w ~ ss LIT -. .es.'
.; ".,,'r. -, ~,..,. - ,....s..s. .y-,., a.
ssne a.. nI. ,.s g.. ...',' p
ten p<r cent Ims~rr-t, ir.m Marrh I.t, is7:i.
as':.n.t the fwi"s Described real estate sis''a's.
W. Pettt> county MISSOURI, t'-wn: nv" ccTe~ III
lss n the s.."th west corner. ut the south ra~t
quarter. 81 the ""rth EAST quarter, of section
three Cs) IN twnshp f"rsy tA,,, AMI range
twenty -o's- tsD. h~s'nn'ng ~ sa,'t south west
CORNER IN The ns"s'iie VI thirty h'Ot street M
the en-t s"is' "t street CT r'nsi running north
AMI south hrtwrrn sani tI'rarter, ferry's land
ant r. br"wn> Iani tb~urr north three hundred
AMI thirty tret tO ebe middle ot y nifty tDOe
street, ''~ns. esst sex han'sr.L anal s'xty 'eet.
'hrie south thrr hssslrrs aass thirty isrt To the
rsbdnIe ~ mirty nos street, THEME wrst
s'x hundred and sixty h~t. ." the P,sce
l.xinnins. I1sss on by .tes~Htsni intss IotS AMI
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FRED. B. NICHOLS,
PIANO TUNER

il thoroughly verae,l in HE hu.ine.~, yuss-
ansers all hi- work =. first class in every
particular. Iie has hsd YEAR, ii ell~r'
ence in the empl"v III the largest plan" ana.
Organ f.csmiS- in the country. Orsi~r-
left with J. w. Trux~l. OF srni
through the Is-;s.fFir~ ." Iux So. Se,ialis
Mo-, will revive .,ron,m attention. dItvly
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Aris1arc6 Beg, Tie Tnrkiah minis
Ter, viGited Il. Louis this week. Be-
fon - reporter and . procession Of
old naidb cold BeaeA lin, he De.
parted '@ =
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A Terrible Liar.

"He WA the OrtuIest liar ] ever
seen. saM C~ley OLeary, as We re-
turned from his friends funeral.
"Why. he told me once that he lived
ON email island out in the Pacific
Ocean "n which there vas a volcano.
And he said that there wss an active
demand f"r watermelons. 90 he went
into the business Of raising them.
And he said one year his hole crop
failed except one melon. and it kept ON
growing Mt such a fearful rate that il
crowded him off the lowIanti and up
on the side of the volcano, which
generated steam and caused an
explosion which blew up the whole
Concern {" atoms. and shot him four
hundred miles out Ia sea, where he
was picked up by a whaler. He used
20 tell me that the one mistake of his
life was that he didn't drive u plug in
the crater If the volcano sO rs Ia
make it water tight. aud then slice
open the watermelon AMI come sail.
ing home ON the half shell.
'.He would liz. lie said that once
he Was cast away on nm iceberg, with
mo- baggage bu. a pair Of skates and a
fishing pile. But he skatc,l arMIn,l
until he came acrnss a dead whale
fruzen in the ice. so he iH,k off his
shirt-ii WAS night for six months
that year up therefore it into strips
for a wick. ran the strips through the
bamls~ tishing-ral. stuck the mi into
the fat of the whale. and lit the
other emil. He said it lurnesi
splendiily. aud the iceberg reflected
the light 81 sir"ngly that il was
bright rs day f"r forty miles around.
and one vessel ran into the berg
thinking il was light house. He
said he sn'd the icrl~rg to the captain
for Sl5. 900. and the captain split II
% and took il home, and made two
hundred per cent. profit dispring "i
il u ice companies.
Lie? Well. sir, he heat any man
I ever came across. Told me that
once cut in Nevada a mountain lion
attacked him. with his mouth wi,le
open. He had presence Of mind
enough To grab it by the tongue anl
pull. The lion roarc,l with pain. l'ui
he dill his level hest pulling. and
pretty soon the tongue hogan Z" give
and the tail Ia shorten, and directly
out they came, the tongue and tail
in one long continuous string. liz
sail he had 'em mt home and he
showed 'em 10 me, but nv belief j.
they were only three or fur cow-
hides aud a bulls tail d..veiailed
together.
"Ile was astonishing as a truth
crusher. Sail he served on gunls,ai
during the war which was very small
and light, while the mortar "n ihs.
deck was very large aud heavy. ard
he said the first time they tried tn FIRE
fifteen-inch shell. the shell remained
stationarv. while the rrcnil WAS $"
great that il fired the boat four miles
up the stream and landed it in n
tree. He was liar. but nov hes
dead ! reckon he will keich it,
There was nn doubt about it; Mr..
OLrary was very successful rs con
structor of energetic works 81
fiction.
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f6psl1 Msss1ssd hook (s6o paees) o.
oANleoool WonAMno00i MAnRlAcIi
1nps6ne.ls "a. Manaee; lie cause and
eusA Sene ar~a!& sskH postpaid. fr .
ee.G4 b d. c. WHlisIHi. 6s7 s.
CAsass Soeel. .. Louis, Ma, ~ 90
sooeiofoG Rcd ~ cod.
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I have that onler and copy of the
verdict side ny eide in my diary,
where they will always remain.
Often in INV dreams / see an un-
recognizable mass of quivering flesh
and brDken bones beneath . huge
driver. and white, unscarred face
presents itself tn my gaze. A sudden
shrek will almost craze me. and ] am
often tempted Ia 90 where railroads
are unknown. where the hissilg and
screeching cannot reach me.
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SHERIFY-s SALE.

BY vivtne and authority Of special execution,
sssSed from t~ Office Of tn Cl~ik OF the Csrrn,t
Court Of Pessis county, Missouri. and io me
I'll rsFted in favor ~ samuel L. hlxhleymau. and
ascsiuse FraUris Fish. ] have levied upon and
-~sss all the right title and int rrss 81 the said
fNarls Fish 81, in ani lO the following de>crls Il
real estate. sisuste in Pettis county, Missouri. to-
vt: The >cu:h ve-t quarter III the north east
wess quarter u seetiOs shirty-sax ~ u town.
township inrty-6ve (@S), and nngr
tweesy-oae ear saA OIL. % Saturday
the Ssh, dry 0dSrp>esehes. 49, between the hour.
II o'clock O. m. and O'Clock p. H. ~ said dav.
nj the urt h0ss>e d0or in thu city Of seala. IN
Pestis County. Missouri, and while tAS Circuit
Court 81 san1 county ~ ~ session. sell the said
land at public auction, tn the highest bidder for
ea-h in had 20 satisfy said exeessioa sud costs.
L. =. MURRAY.
S-13-W3s SAeri0 Peesis County, No.
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Cierpym-n. lawyers, editors. banlers
and ladies n--i Hop Bi,ters daily, for nerve
forces.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOrlCE.

Notice is hereby given. thas Letters Of Aslminis-
trasi0n on thu Estate NJ Hans BrOslersou:
deceased, sem gEanted TO the nnoersigned. on
the 18th day az July. 1879, BY the Probate COurl
Of Pestis County. NissOon. an pens0us hnylss
claims asAin.s sod Estate are required tO ex.
hiht them for allowance tn The Administration,
Wiehia oUr year amer the dnse 0G sod letters, 81
they may ~ prtelusled nom any brpeAs Of sIeh
estate: and 70 ssseh elains - mt exhihiaed Wieh-
IN two years from the date Of thin px:hEaaiOn.
they shall Be- forever basred. THIS 18th day oi
July, 1S79.
THOMAS DRODERSON,
7-2-w4tx Administrator.
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70 the order Of d. r. B.. bis saperin.
tendent and superior officer. And
We 6nd further. that no blame can be
aQoehed TO to ssidSJ. Il b. d. r.
u or said 4 npany. the .eni ne
: Jas wrecked save cavyY 1a Ed
RxcuriDn. al sn1D @b4et LS6g,
|being Z madmau. Vas "a the engine
in direct opposition to the company;s
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SkA0cSssl..sy.o|
- es0ste OossasuA
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TIE BEST OF IT'S KIND.

This IL the case with the N0exicam
Aasean4 ,. - - mt. Every nss,it
brings intelligence at u Sa1ssn lsie hssrs~
save1, tls8 a,ss'Wy at anA ~ Gsl .ss - ar
h0rH sNb31eso. TIE hn,rr ~ ct rls~w-
saat1sS0 Overs,Onss. ansl ai u iisOsssssnst-
ansl-One other blessings anil nierris-s
DrrfsSrsnesl 10y the O1si reliable Me y.
tcsss Do0seassS l.l1lssseot.
Al Jssr,ssS II q UPWARD Il isease are
speedily curs.sl by the
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DaAnas8 0e1GDV c0LFa0ems1x
Mwhse - - -. ~. t0Ueo, 10.
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The New York herald., 1879-08-12


AMUsEMENTs-lsr PAcE-e.h coll
ASTROLOGr-l2rH pAGE-5th col
BILLIARDS PAcK-ist col
sSAsR ASp Tass ESSalSa fTt.a s' col
BTsINEEsss Es 9sPppr3RTyNlTIEs- spr4I PAer-ist col
SSTy kExt EsTaFE i1Esis sxGEs1 fi f.erssA COL
SSHShAES AS6 fssIls1 Faa.,A col
CooAs@TwiSE o@ @ sTEAMsHIPs-aD PAcr-ist and I'd col
S$ssfSS
oSsEs 70 LET AND us
Eun6fEHH 6EHEHIsHERaIH sAesssa col
Sns asA .sS
gSsssHE5 gSs ROOFS SsS 81 TO LET
COL
HORSES, CARRIAGES. 3c.-isr PAar-sd 4sh and Sth
Or BUSINESS &C.
MAsn6-sa'T srl6s-aD P1os"5iS naseNS's col f'
k6sT ASp NoIsS5SlsI F4san saeri. S COL
sARBEHEsxfR MAesEk tteIs'h ss col
GiscELLANEOUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
NEW PIuBLiIcArIoNs- PAcr-eth col.
EIASSSSkTEs 5kSASSs SS:z,s. PAGE @ -ssh COL
rRofERIy FAs''d S6T Of s' THE CITY FOR SALE Or TO
RENT-1sr PAGE-6th col
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-1sr PAGE-6th col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-lsT PAGE-6th col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-lsT PAGE-6th col.
REWARDS-1sT PAGE-lst col
SALES AT AUCTION-1sT PAGE-5th COL
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-l2mP PAGE-2d Sd
SITUATIONS IN ''s '@sANrED-MALEs-,2rH pAcX-4.h and
9Th coils.
SPECIAL NOTICES-1sr PAGE-1st. I'd and Sd coils.
SPORTING, BOOKMAKING, &C.-1sT PAGE-3d col
SUMNER RESORTS-2D PAGE-5.h col.
THE TRADES-12rH PAGE-5th col.
TIE TURF-lsr PAGE-3d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-12rH PAGE-6th
col
TRAVELLERS' GUIDED PAGE-2d and Sd coils.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-l2TH PAGE-6th col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY &C.-12rH PAGR-6th col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-lOru PAGE-6th col
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
"A This institution regularly incorporated BY the
Legislature of The for Educational and Charitable
purposes In 1868 FOR THE TERM OF TWENTY FIVE
YEARS TO which contract the nviolabe faith of tho
State pledged, with capital Of 81 Uoooo TO which t
has sin added y fund of x,50OOO IT'S GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION has always taken
place monthly the second Tuesday OF each month 1t
mover scales or pospones Look the following Distrbu
tom
CAPITAL PRIZE $1,000
100000 TICKETS AT Two DOLLARS EACH.
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MAD HANSON 455 9TH Av.. CURES EFFECrUALLY
vi rheumatism aud debility by animal electricy grad
uatc University Royal, Copenhagen; Roman bath
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HORSES CARRIAGES. &C.

/ T ooKL $3.50; FULL TURNOUT: FAST HORSE TOP
| lIPhaeton. Harness. Blanket, Robe Whip; handsome
extension top Phaeton Brewster improved
| Buggy: bargains. IL East 18TH
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A UCTIoN HOUSE or VAN TAssELL KEARNEY.
~ llo AND liz EAST 18th ST.,
NEAR 4TH AY
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N,ANrED TO BUY OR TO RENT-A TWO OR
w three story Building. good condition. containing
large and cellar, bottng establishment yard
required tor stables; Now York Brooklyn. N. b. g.,
Herald Office.
yt1ANTED-rO BUY A GOOD FLAT HOUSE, ONLY
full particulars given by will be gated
M. A.. box ITO Herald Uptown Office.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, :?e5 BROApwAYa7;
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION OF
ADvERTIsEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS. AID.
VERTISEMENTS PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED A
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
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A.
Dr. LA GRANGE. Physician and Surgeon, II East 18th
European school Museum Anatomy, Philadaphia.
5S%
Also dyspepsia, kidney and liver disorders
orthopndc surgery and removal of deformities
@ % Do
visit as IN no instance DO they leave his care without
sdis. to Eat DrH and
s'iS the Pressns D.y 5e had from the sashor
D H aRGE Il East ST. Union square,
New York. During August, Office hours, o to only.
Il ,lJ
D M III TE ST Fa
TIM y %E RH 81 aES
EF IL SEsR q
nan ERA sF9 rS THE THE RfAw RasSRY OF
EEEsy 0AS hH HSD SCI #
s EHzEs FEzs Is 81 sc s11s4o2 Tick
'.', 0s%ssi' $Ss S'Ss
Uptown Agents. b. H. PORTER co. l,227 broadway.
A THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
IS DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF KEN
rUcKY FOR THE BENEFIT OF EDUCATIONAL IN.
srrrUTIoNs, AND HAS ALWAYS DRAWN sArUR-
DAY, AUGUST i6 FIRST CAPITALS, $4,000. $1,000.
5000. AND 1891 OTHER PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO
SGT s25. TICKETS. 81. FORFULL PARTICULARS AP-
PLY TO WILLIAMSON 4 CO, GENERAL EASTERN
AGENTS, 500 BROADWAY NEW YORK; OR OUR
WESTERN AGENT. NORRIS RICHMOND. cOvING-
TON KY.
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REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On horse that is kind and true
In harness three days given test warrantees
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prominent points, TO whom liberal compensation will
be paid.
for rates clubs should only be ade to the
Homo Office in New Orleans
Write clearly stating full address, for further informs
tion, send orders to -
NJ A. DAUPHIN.
p. q. BOX 6s2, NEW ORLEANS. LA,
NO 3le BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
All Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under the
superyision and management of GENERALS e. Il.
BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DURsUANr TO AN ORDER or THE HfGH COURT
OF Justice En"land Chanccry Division. made in the
matter of tha trusts will Of Dame Jean Pirie a.s
OF Champion Htl. Cumbcrwc in the county Of surrey,
dcccascd the onethird Of her resduaY
estate, bequeathed 10 John Pirie Richardson for e~
The claiming he the lawful issue Of John Pris
Richardson formerly OF 1anrafou, swansea In the
county OF Giamorgsn England but a'e OF San fsncsco
in the of California who died about the I'd
March 1878 their solicitors before the 9th
day Of ober 1873 aud thoir claims at
tho chambers OF the Master OF tho Rolls In the Rolls
Yard Chancery lane Mddlescx. England or. IN default
thereof will be peremptorv excluded from
OF the said order Monday the 10Th aay November 1879
Of the clock IN the forenoon appointed for hearing
aud adjudeating upon tho claims
Dalsd this nth day of July 1879.
ROBERT MARSHALL Chief Clerk
FRESuFlELDS A WILLIAMS,
Bank Bundings. Lsndoa. EnglaAA
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IN ASSORTMENT OF SECOND HAND srEINwAY
n Grand. Square and Upright Pianos some Of them
nearly also tor sale cheap. second hand Pianos and
Parlor Organs OF other makers Bow OF bogus nstru
represented genuine StenwAy Pianos At auction
sTEINwAY SONS, stcinway Hail. New York.
A FOR RENT UPRfGHT SQUARE AND GRAND
A.rianos, OF our make also Tor sale rent
ber Of fine second hand Pianos in perfect order
WM. KNABE CO. liz 9th av., above 18th 81.
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL srEtNwAY
APano. S73 elegant rosewood Pianofortc, ~ octaves
all improvements. made to order cost 500. tor 500;
Stool. Cover. Cabinet. Call 100 West 23d st.
"A $50. S75 upward; octave Pianos $50 SitD and Si25
"a do $3.50. $40 upward; warranted instalnents
ceived Instruments rent: also tuned and repaired
HORACE WATERS, Agent 10 East i4th ST.. second hoor
A FEW SECOND HAND WEBER PIANOS AT VERY
"A great bargains, of them used but short
fully every Please call at the
WEBER Warehouse. 9th av and 10th ST.
LESS THAN xioO ROSEWOOD OCTAVE OVER
n strung Planoforte; celebrated manufacturers, also
right Pianoforte. lO6 I'd av near i2th st.
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL STBINwAY
hPanoforte $ioO carved four round inaid Piano.
IL octaves $9T5 sacrifice; Cabinet Up
~ West 18th st.. corner 9Th av
II pARGAINs.-sTEINwAy AND CHiCKERlNG SEC
Dond hand Pianofcrtcs; octave Piano only 900
GORDON's, III Clinton place.
ID DARGAfNs.--PIANos ssO:7 OCTAVE ovERsrRU No,
D$so; uprights, octaves, $40; stop Organ. 500
GORDON SON. 10 East l4th st.
INISCuERS UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS, THE
best for tho price. Factories and warerooms. 4lI 10
AS West 2sth ST. Second hand Pianos very cheap
VIyANTED-A GOOD HIGH BARITONE FOR ENG
w lish eomie opera. Apply st wkBkR's ~ s1s A. n
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The rehearsal of play is called for TX o'clock
A. NJ Thursday August IA. No other cali will be
issued. Z. l. WALTON,
prnm
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REAL EsTATE Ar AUCTION

A sslGNEE's SALE.
N Richard V. Hmnett. Auctioneer,
will sell auction.
TUESDAY, August 12 1879,
at IL o'clock, st Exchange Sacsroom, Ill broadway,
under direction Charles r. Coddiugon, ESQ.,, assignee.
l25th St, near LIST av.-Four choice Lots
LIST av.. northwest corner 10Th st-Four full Lota
Brooklyn Il, D--2T superb Lots
Maps Sc, auconcers Office, III Broadway, basement
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PRICE THREE CENTS
MUSEMENTs.
THEATRE. BOCClCAULr.

ROOrHS THEATRE. BOCClcAULf.
Season Of lS79-lSs0
The ladies and gentlemen requested to ~
tend meeting of the be held IN the groom
of the theatre
on THURSDAY. AUGUST ii.
at IL O'Clock in the forenoon.
JOHN CLAYTON,
IanaM na.kaH
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-08
Unparalleled ThOughtruiness

A difficulty occurred in the Narrow
Guage Saloon, corner Of Buel and Clark
streets, yesterday afternoon, between Joe
Noon and Johnny Robinson. After pass
ing the compliments Ct tho season Joe
drew his pepperbox and playfully endeav-
ored to probe Robinson's abdomen with a
lump of lead. Robinson was decidedly
averse to such a proceeding, and selecting
the sleekest and latest bystander in the
room he picked him up bodily, and holding
him against his breast as a sort of bulwark.
he intimated to Noon that he might peg
away and be id. This thoughtful pro-
ceeding on Robinson's part was not appre-
ciated by his unwilling protector, who
struck ont with hands and feet, after the
manner of Il youngster just learning to
swim, and entered his solemn protest in
other divers ways. The appearance Of
Fred German put a stop to any further
pleasantries, and Joe and Johnny were
handed over to Jim Ashley, and will have
a hearing before Justice Cromer to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-08
Honorable Mention.

Among the many enterprising business
houses in Eureka. that of Messrs. Farmer
Il Lesser, of the New York Store, may be
considered the representative firm, and the
attention of our readers is called to their
new advertisement in this issue Of the
SENTINEL. They are just in receipt Of their
final invoice Of spring and summer goods,
and as a consequence their store is crowd
ed from floor to ceiling with everything
conceivable in the line Of dry goods, cloth
ing, ladies', gents and children's furnish
ing goods; millinery goods; ladies', misses
and children's suits and ready-made wear,
and a world of notions, all Of which have
been selected with q special reference to
the requirements of this community. Buy
ing, as they do, altogether in Eastern mar
kets, and solely for cash, they have been
able to secure novelties in dress and fancy
goods which must prove a pleasant sur
prise to the ladies', and the c~heapness OF
which will be gratifying to purchasers. A
sweeping reduction in prices has been
made in every department of their estab-
lishment, and we advise a careful exami-
nation of their goods on the part of pur-
chasers before buying elsewhere. Courte-
sy is an established rule at the New York
Store. and they consider it a pleasure to
show goods and name prices. Give them
n call.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-08

Col. Robbins and Mr.. John Killen came
up from TEN Pahute Saturday evening.
They report matters at TEN Pahute look
ing well and work progressing satisfactorily.
The Wyandotte ledge shows an average
width of about ten feet, and is ~splendidly
defined at the greatest depth reached by
the inclines. The ore is above the average
Of silver bearing ores in this &C lntry. Mr..
Killen has no doubt that the Eastern pur-
chasers have a valuable property. Mr..
Killen has been the acting foreman at the
mine, and being an experienced miner his
opinion is entitled to great weight. The
talk is that the Company will erect a mill
as soon as a supply Of water can be OBJ
tanned.