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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-16

MORNING BOARD.
$50 Ophir-96A 30
1os M~exican--40k 404
ga Gould Il Curry--l11 liz
Soo Rest 4 Belcher-.20A 20h
az California--5s 81
onio ION. yirsinia-5b $3.50 81
OK Hale & Norcross--17A l7M IL
1os Crown Point-6A 6ss
s5o yslIow Jacket-20k 2okb5 20's 20a
2225 Imperial-155c lC0c
26O Kentuck-6
ITO Alpha-2l
8l5 Belcher--9ls -
Sas C~onfdence--18 1874 16b II 171
95 Sierra Nevada--4S
AK Sayage-14h 14ss l4z
1870 Chollar-5O
80 Utah-18
400 ~Bullion-6ss "a
SEQ Exchequer -5H 5as ,.,
10 Seq. Belcher -32 32% 33%
16O Over an-l3l 1877
so Utah--1s
40 Union--75
125 Justice--4% 4i0c
900 Succor--i0c
$50 Alta-5t 5S
S90 Lady Bryan-130c l40c l35c
$50 Julia So 6ss
$50 Caledonia--52oc
$40 Belcher--9 pa
ZOO Silver Hill-2h 220c
20 Seq. Delchcr---32 32k
40 Challenge-3k 345c SA0c
$50 D~ardanelles Ia
it4O New York-50c 55c
59O Phil. Sheridan 35c 4Oc
I25 Lady Wasbington--1A
100 Gould & Curry--llH
1900 Con. Virginia-5+
100 Con. yirginia--5b
495 Ward--165c 160c
ITO Scorpion--l20c "a
gN Leyiathan--35c 30c
100 N. Con. Virginia-1l4 IN
100 ~Trojan-25c zoe
325 Bechtel-23 0c 240c
40 Giant and Old Abe-5b10
900 Bechtel--220c "a
GOO Bechtel--230c
20 Ieopard-S0c .
$50 Booker-S0c
s, Bodie--85c
100 Esmeralda-S0c
100 Chieftain--l5c
$50 Goodshaw- SOC
200 Concordia--20c
400 Oriental-l0c
$50 Belvidore--G0c 35c
1880 Blacahawk--4i4 4 410c Also
100 Championship
80 Hillside-2's
$40 Mono-2. 3
1870 Con. Pacific -195c 190c
GOO University--55c soc
so Mono--3
800 Dudley-S0c
$50 n, Bulwer--S0c 85c
900 CIieftain--l5c
400 Noonday--2
50 Martin White--7
l20 Leeds-60c SOC
100 Tip-Top-60c
$50 4, Bulwer-85c SOC
100 Bechtel-2A 2i0c
100 =. Bodie-90cbl0
47D Benton--43Jc "a
800 Solid Silver---45c
800 Flowery-S0c
B8j n. Bonanza -lS5c 19Oc
$50 Mackay--390c 1850
100 South Potisi-210c
100 Solid Silver-i5c
100 Jackson
40 Belmont--50c
10 Eureka Con.-264
400 Gila-3oc 25c
10 RAYMOND X Ely--6S
260 N. Belle-10h IL
20 Hussey- l5c
80 Manhattan-l90c
525 Argenta-l40c
10 Grand Prize-4k
so Indcpendence-l70c
40 Savase--l4Ss
100 Star--65c
400 T~uscarora-5c
100 Hamburg Joe
800 Highbridge-55c SOC
Inn HiIla,Ja- 2k
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-16
GINYes.


In Buckskin, Wooden or Kid Gloves, Gnunt-
lets and Mits ! x L at the Golden Rule Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-16
Notice to Creditors.

In THE MATTER CT THE ESTATE OF r RI
Budd. deceased Notice 10 hereby given BY
the undersigned. Administrator OF the asfA -.
tate. to the creditors Of, and al persons hsvlpg
claims against the said deteased. % .e3Atht3
them. with the necessary Vouchers, within ~
months after the first publication ps THE IT,
tice, to the said Administrator st tho Rafkef
House. in the town Of Eureka, Nevsdx
ID. D. BrDD.
administrator of the estate Of p. p. Buad. de-
ceased
@. J. LANSING. ATTORNEY for Administrator.
Eureka, March 10, 1879. msr1i -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-16
A

1t is doubtful if there were a half dozen
persons in the Opera Honse last evening
who did not believe that the performance
Of the troupe who made their debut would,
to use a vulgar phrase, prove a ''snide'
affair, and it is undoubtedly true that no
one left the hall at the close Of the enter
tainment who was not agreeably disap-
pointed, for a better variety troupe has not
appeared in Eureka during the past season.
We carefully refrained from endorsing this
troupe until we had an opportunity Of
judging Of their qualifications personally,
and no one who witnessed the performance
last evening will deny that it was a credit
able one. The only fault to be found is
that there were no programmes, n we
are therefore unable to speak Of the indi-
vidual merits Of the different performers.
This defect will be reme1ied tonight. The
audience was one Of the best that has ever
filed the Opera House, and no one was
disposed to find fault with any part of the
programme, which certainly was unex-
ceptionable.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-16
c HARTER u mel
Mining Company
Location Of Mines
e u IL f. TX A, So II r. " A ID A
Capital Stock, $4,000, 900;
100 900 Shares, : : Par Value, 500 Each.

OFFICERS:
THIS PROPERTY IS CENTRALLY SITUATED, WITH REFERENCE TO THE BEST PRO
i DUcna mines in the District 1t Hes shout 1900 feet smh of the celebrated Enli
Conohhted ad Richmond nnsoldat mines. The Grant mine sdipns iton the east; N
tn south and west lie the ldondo, MeamorM, and Many other rofhb1e mines.
h main Tunnel enter from then thwe 1.-THE owestp practicable ponN, and will pierce
as it adyances,n not only the Companyso n minesb butt continuous ind one of the rcheet
mining regions known, at depth of nul lest than O0 e. thebR the surface hy sdaI a
Cls survey, and extending distance of EIGHT NILES.
FIRsT-The very great amount Of mining property owned by heChah+ Tunnel ana NH:
ing Comphny.a and the SMALL amount of capital now required to Develop these mines. ~
more than $s5Nphas been most JudcicdAy expended.
SECONDLY early location of the claims 1870 D, att Inn when onyn rstciamm mines
we're located, secured to the company titles which have never been questioned and ue ~
mina.h atw ihd depth the core deposits steadily improve both in extent md quality.
THIRD-one of he minst the Needle" On which = tonHact for a ioofoot shaft
n in progress is on q continuous an regularly widening ledge inrnishes ore of The high
grade ever found in this District aMayingf pm$ $500 sls07p per ton in qusnhue which
already oret hnp pay hee xpeme of sinking.
FOURTH-The main Tunneifs isl now about SEVEN HUNDRED feel In Icneh,a and is At pre-.
sentcu cutting good oreiaringr rock, giving good assays and showing c@ep proximity to bodies
of ore
FIFTH-The prsent YER, low price of this tck ind its bdn virtually and truly una&
as ONEFouRTH of the entire property has been set aside for working apih1;
Eight thousand shares of tish ayeb been sold parties living in Eureka
Last and best Ofa all. this property WILL BEAR. and we invite, personal In:
specton .
r. small amount of this stck mays IT'LL bel purchased, 1T $500 per share. by applying
thea bove mentioned officers at the harte unn 4 Mining COmnpamys Once
Eureka. February H. na fsblsH
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-16
TOYS

For two bits; worth two dollars. Call
and examine at the Miners 4 Mechanics Trade
Depot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-16


The following is . letter of inquiry, sent
from Boston to the Mining Record, New
York, together with their answer
Is the Maryland Tunnel and Mining
Company a good and safe pur chase at the
present price? Would you advise any one
to invest in it before it is further devel-
oped? Have they a mill? Please answer
the same regarding the Eureka Tunnel
and Mining Company, in your next, II you
have space and are willing to do so, and
oblige, 3. B.
Our impressions arc favorable as to the
future both Of the Maryland and of the
Eureka Tunnel enterprises. Their loea-
tons are auspices for the development of
good ore. Concerning the first, there is a
detailed report in this issue, under the head
Of mining Notes" Nevada subdivision.
In regard to the Eureka Tunnel, General
Conner has written recently hat the pros
poets for an early good ore development
are such as to induce him to offer but very
little more Of the stock for sale.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-16
CELEBRATED WEBER Plan
Estey Organs.

Sherman, Hyde h Co., San Francisco, Pacific
Coast Agents.
Instruments sold on the installment plan.
Weber Pianos, by all great musicians, are con-
sidered the best and most durable.
One only buys a Piano in a life time, therefore
get the best, the best Is the cheapest, al.
ways.
Prof. Vim. Plumhoff. Local Agent, Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-16

The Miners l. Mechanics Trade Depot 10 d
the corner of Main and Bateman streets, and
don't you forget it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-16

Wells. Fargo d Co.'S Letter List.
The following letters were resolved 1t Wells.
Fargo h Co.'S once last evening and not
delivered
Eddy Mrs Thomas Smith
Albert Echeyerrix
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-16
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY RE
PAIRED.

If You want to have your watches and jew
slry repaired in a workmanlihe manner, go to
p. Steler's jewelry store, one door south Of 8.
Ashim & Bros, Main street,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-16

By rHE unxKA AND rArIsApK RAILROAD,


Departures Yesterday.
W II Maclaren MI ~ Kate Dunston
+ Y Thomas VT nurse 4 W Lawson
3chn Rockwell
Dennis Harrington X Hanley
o Dunkel 4 VT Berthe Dunke1
T. Barnes Miss Eva Dunkel
] Murphy J Fitzgerald
J Deyine p Everts
Arrivals Last Night.
Al Blair Col G G Robbins
X II Robinson II Brisacher
Mrs Matte Carson ID u Immel
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03
Rejection. Of a smart Boy.
INaW York Graphic.l

You can't fool me. Boys history never wac
written. Sunday school books 20 good %
)ie Abe Lincoln wasn't the good, pious boy
they try to make him out. He'd cheat SWAP
ping Knives hook watermelons, run away
from school, chew tobacco and stone cats
Pa can't fool mo He drinks brandy down
town, and sometimes when he comes nome
sick know what's the matter.
We boys talk 1t over nights In the lumber
yard, and lots OF other things, too;
What we don't learn home, we learn away
from home
Ma goes to church and comes home and
finds fault with Miss A. for wearing TOO
much and Miss B. for wearing too little. and
talks cross about the C's because they come
In carriage, and turns up her no nose ,sd at !, me
Sunday school teacher, Miss X, confab BY
the hour In corner on week days about
Miss X, and they think don't know what's
up.
They're all the time telling me to be good,
as though couldn't see through big hoio
In the wall.
] guess children are smarter than they used
to be, or pas and mas aln't 80 smart.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03

LoNpoN, Nov. "A Vienna dlapatch Is
published In the Paris Journals stating that
q telegram from Gonatantinople represents
that The relations between England and Tur-
key are greatly strained England has sent
to the Porte nj, ultimatum demanding the
execution Of reforms In Asiatlc Turkey. #
Tho demand is not complied with. II Is be-
levcd tha. the Sultan Will he deposcd. and
replaced by hla brother who will be under
the tutelary supervision 81 England, France
and Austria. Russia uphulds tho Sultan.
Tho foregoing In probably. gf"ssly exag-
garated form of Reuters telegram from Con
sian,innple to-dny, which aayE Tint VII Aus
TIL Layard British Ambassador, will shortly
present to tho Porte y note insisting on the
execution Of promised reforms IN Aaiatln Iur-
key.
Reuters Telegram further says that Sir
Austin Layard having hncn requested ny the
Porte tu explain tho object Ut tho dispatch 81
Admiral Hornhy'a squadron tn Turkish
waters, aelni- officially replied that the squad
ron would remain for the present at Voulah.
but eventually might proceed 10 sone othn'
Turkish port. as England would not tolerate
the oppression Or Christians In Asiatic Tur-
kew.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

The following marriages.. births and deaths
were recorded yesterday at the office OF the
Board Of Health:
BIRTHS.
Mira John Holmes. n son.
Mrs. Horny Kuntz II daughter.
Mrs. Leslie X. Morrison. u daughter.
MARRIAGES. @ #
Miss I.eonora HolH to Jamoa Burns.
Miss Cnllatta w Barker to Peter Louis.
Mrs. Anna M. Heins to Goo. N. Packard.
Miss Olivia Pslayo to George l. Otteson.
DMATHs
EphraIm Sylvan g.. days. alrod. near Baga-
tae street.
Hanri de Brueys. Jr,. II years. 435 Baronne
street.
VIM. Buckley 2a years. 16o St. Anthony street;
Jane Collins. O.. 81 yours, corner jersey ana
Con. Taylor streets.
Louisa Evans G.. 80 years. st. Anthony, near
Johnson street w
John @. O. Gray, 81 years. corner Willow and
Melpomene streets
Willis b. Eldridge. o.. IL yoars. 512 Constance
street :,
Virginia Miles. o. 29 years. Derbigny near St
Bernard street.
Mary A. Raby. G., years. 3s3 Magazine street
Mrs s. Jhhraus. 2G years. 43G Cont street
E. Fazzi. 80 years. corner Claiborne and jose
phine streelH. ,.
Marie s. Johnson. G.. 30 years. native OF city.
10a Hospital street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03
GOV. HENDRICKS SPEAKS.
lie Takes Decided Ground Upon Current
Political Questions The Solid North
and the Solid South.

INDIANA POLLS, Oct. 2D-Mr. HendfieksB
speech before the Hendricks Club ut Washing
ton Hal tonight developed into key-noIes
and 1t Is understood will be circulated py tne
Central COMMITTEES as n campaign d0enfnent.
The fneetlng was q large one, and very deln~
onstrativs Gov. Williams and the state 0tti~
GERS, besides o number Of representative Demo.
Gratis Of the State, we're upon the PLATFORM, anh
they ars nll loud In asserting that thG 'iaVoT-s
Ito son" never made u better speecn 10
lila life It may be regarded as the PLATFORM
upon which Mr., Hendricks proposes 70 make
the campaign Of 1890 large purt Of u was
devoted to tho Southern question. He aF.
rnigned the Republican party as an enemy III
tho Southern States, and charged any !a, mnn
who talked Of the solid South and the soIla
Norti, with uttering treasonable sendmeIgs
The Republicans were terribly mna, " sulas l...
at the Southern brigadiers, but how were
they going TO help it,, so long rs the Soutnern
people chose to elect such men to Congress-.
They could elect who they pleased, ana u! tue
North couldn't help 1T. lie dld not ung
yellow fever. and could say many hard
things about It, but he could not help the
fever. and therefore he kept still. Inc
Republicans had made the issue OF troops nv
the pols and he was ready 70 accept IL
That would be question for the future. He
elaborated the doctrine OF State rights, altaa
defended the Democratic theory Of homes
rule to the fullest extent. He denounced
President Hayss's vetoes and said he HhUulh
not have been 80 free to express difference
had sneaked into Office. Mr.. Hendricks said
he himself had been elected to the Vice Pre-
sidency BY q majority of ,ooo, goo white . men. ,.
and he felt proud Of 1t; but II he had taken
proud. The country had seen the last time
when men not elected would assume Office
and rule tho country. Mr.. Hendricks dis
cussed at length the negro exodus. and
charged that 1t was the result Of o regular
Organization In the North. directed from
Washington, and carried forward with view
to carrying the country by q solid North
next year. He said q plan was afoat and now
being carried forward to flood the State Cf
Indiana with colored men, and thus 0verride
tho will Of the native born and resident whites
and displace the white laboring men. He in-t
dignantly denounced this scheme. and said
plan. The speech was received With delight
| by his Democratic hearers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1878

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1879.
No. 1890. State OK rel. Pierre N. Canton. w.
hoard of AsEeaaota.
Nj. 7lbn Oscar Choppn va ]. N. Clark. Alex
ander County Bank intervenor. -
No. e72G. Mrs. Bienvehu. tu,rtS. Abd " IL.
Parker, public administrator. w. Leda and Ma
MI. 7x47. State OK roll Folsom Brothers VIZ.
Mayor and Administrators Of the city of New
No. Ta6s Charles G.. Erath Va. Ariatida Dor
NJ. 742b. Martha A. Stars vs. W. Il. Mason.
tasl lnmantnrY nxatHtnr
No. 1890. II. Ofner Va. M. II. Nhvras
No 74Ss. Succession of Bridget Ioyla.
No.y4h2. George ". r. ne Va. Thsreme jack.
No Taos sate nx re. hnhra @ ~ MIhm'n,tM nh,,nr
No. T4pp. Henry DoneEte iluuiahtor va,
George NJ. Bailey. ". ~, r. ,r,ah
No 1910. Josiah Flax vs.. IElice jury parieh
- No. eis,. Joscphtn" Feiel. Administratrlx oi
4, HoLt. vs. james Gqtnant 4 a,,,.o,,o,
Ne ThOS State, eX Ial. j. Newman RubroKRtHh.
No 7s2a Stnte. ex rel. A. Ewald. tutor. vs.
Civil Sheriff. parish Of Orlaans.
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 8. 1879. @
No. Ts42. A. Verret administrator. vH. Il. Bon
villain. and II. Bonviliain Va. A. Verr"t tconsolt-
No. 74so. Jean Auge IS. Michel variol. Thomy
Luton Karpishee. -
No. T4ss. lsosanna 0'keefe ~. 7. T. Handy.
IN NJ. . esa. il. u. Parker lative tostamnntary
ecMtor, vs. g, 7, Mash ,.o. v, u,,uo
No" No. oose Nav Orleans Manufacturing and
Building Company ". John Hawkins.
No 6oG1 Wm H. Reynolds Va. Joseph Ray
mond. Merchants Mutual insurance Company,
No eoSa. James l.. Swan ". City Of New Or
leans.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9. 1870. M-
No so7o Mrs. Mary E. Miller. wife. ETC., vs.
hpr huAJnnti.
u M. sssa. Leeds s. % vs.. W. Van Norden.,
No tps7 Alfred Marchand vs. Jonas Pickles,
No 1895 City OF New Orleans W.. Hhonlsh
No. 4G2s Charles Rtpinski vs. II. jacobs:
No 46to Julos Abelnrre vs. d. and j. u. Ed
No aoss Brooks & Tennents. agents. vs. Rob
ert o. Butler.
No 4sos. Rose Cammnok vs.. ohniHays.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1879.
No sqe2 jean Porte w. Pierre Gourgotte.
No. 1889 Henry Barth vs.. Mrs. l.. Bone. A.
Schneider. third opponent.
No. 47l9. y. Marquee y oo. ". Craxln =
No. e1as. William Sweeney Vs. G. Murphy
and John Murphy. joseph gonpsr wArr.ntor "a
pnny VIZ. Thomas Hinton.
No 6les Flash Lewis 4 Co. vs. L. Schwa-
baeher. A. Levy. in,sryenor 49,, IT,
No. 624s. John Z. Walworth VS.. John Y. Ste
venson.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER .. 1879.
No. 7b1 State OF Louisiana VS., Warren Ro-
backer.
NJ. 7sl2; State Of Louisiana VS.. e. Dole. alias
Edward Tala
son alias Jefferson Denis.
No. 7515. State Of Louisiana W. Sanford
Miles.
No. 751s. State OF Louisiana VS.. f. Dufour.
No. 1919. State Of Louisiana vs.. Sandy Mar
tin
No. 1899. State Of Louisiana vs.. Richard
smith alias Dick Smith:
No 1888. State of Louisiana vs.. John Foster
and Charles Speed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03
CITY ECHOES.


James Arnnuld for catching on one OF the
lake trains was incarcerated In the Suburban
Station.
Frederick Robinson. charged with receiving
goods under false pretenses. was lodged In the
Fifth Station.
Edward Guardian was locked up IN tho Cen-
tral Station charged by VIA. Il. Frieby with
petty larceny.
VIM, Gain was run into the Central Station.
charged with assault and battery with an oyster
shell on John Gibbons.
Chas. johnson charged with being dan
9erons and suspicious character. was locked up
III the Fourth Station.
James Lewis alias Saloman was locked up In
the Third Station. charged from Information
recaved with grand larceny.
Dora Howard WAS locked up In tho Fourth
Precinct Station. charged with threats. using
obscene language and carrying concealed
weapon.
&c Wilson was locked up In the Fourth Pro-
cinct Station. charged with being q dangerous
and suspicious character and shooting with
intent TO Kill.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03

WARRINGTON, Nov. AT n late hour last
night Secretary Schura received q diapatch
from Special Agent Adams. dated Los Pinoa.
Col, October ~, Via Del Nortc. November l. In
which. after reporting his arrival ut Los
Pines Oh TIE morning of the twenty ninth, he
informs tht Secretary that ho mad another
long council with tho White River Utes Mt
Grand river On tho twenty sixth. TINT they
are willing that the guilty parties he aurren-
dered aud punished; that he has faith -
iOuray's ability to compel the surrender Of
those found to be guilty, and ~ order 20 AZ
aara this he adams, recommends the ap-
pptntment Ut Il commission Ut three one of
the number ~ hc n military officer, ~ mako 4
thorough Investigations III trder ~ find ont
the guilty parties and determine the punish
ment.
Chief nuray favors thls course ard Con.
Adams strongly recommends IL Tor the raa-
son that although the resumption ri hoattli-
tien At the present time would eventually
lead To the certain defeat ~ the lndans tho
war would he attended with all the hotrora
of III border warfare. great destruction Of life
and property and terrific ioss to the people
of Colorado. AT the time OF writing this dis
patch, 1en. Adams had not raceived the
Instructions telegIaphnd 20 him on Sunday,
aRat by Secretary Solnr5. which covered
exactly tho same terms and which ~ 2
noticeable coincidence daagnated ~ nom.
bers or tho commission, Con. Hatch, Chief
Dtray. and Gen. hdama himsclf. Thnan
Instructions probably reached him on the
evening uf the twenty ninth or nj latest on
the thirtieth. A peaceahlo and satisfactory
settlement OF the whole difficulty now ap-
peara b be highly probable.
MERRfTr's COMMAND A DEMAND MAHE ON
MERRITT no SURRENDER HIS ARMS.
RAwnrNs, W. Nov. "A courier came ~
from the front Last night with dispatches and
mail. All IL quiet Al Merrltts camp. Nn tho
twenty y-ninth ultlmo All indinn came int1
Merritt camp 81 h%e peace talk. tie was
informe@1ehat Merritt had no authority to
make sace. He then gravely told tho aeta-
eral tHatif he would give W hia arms. au,-
munition, horses and mules, he woald be Al
lowed tn leave with his men. After tho III
allan left the camp numerous signal iirea were
observed lii the nrghhorhuod. Two com
panies uf infantry will he stationed at Snake
river to protect the stores and furnish AZ ns-
cort for the wagon-tl aims with supplies Tor
Marrttt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03
Havana Markets.

HAVANA. Nov. 2.-The excitement In the
sugar market continued throughout the weok
ana prices advanced steadily. ~ sugars ara
now In first hands. Nos. 10 toia, p. s., 90Da'4
reals; u, D. s., 9el9s4 reals. gold, per arrobc.
Nos Is Us 40. ID. ~, lO'3Oll94 reals. Moasses
sugar. Nos. TO 10, -5o0als reals. Muscovado
sugars nominal. Centrifugal sugars. 96 de-
ODlu'. reals. Stock in warehouses IN Havaua
and Matan4as, Al ,4oe boxes. 40 600 bags, 10000
hogsheada. Receipts FOR the week, 100 hogs
heads Exports for the week., $3.50 boxes aSoo
bags, 54O ho9sheaia including 2loO boxes,
2N,1 bars and 5aoO hogshends to tho United
States Tobacco firm. To-day was observed
as Il holiday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-03
NEWS OF THE CITY.
THE SABBATH.
On the Streets. in the Churches. and
at the Cemeteries.

On the Streets. in the Churches. and
at the Cemeteries.
Yesterday put on lta brightest fall rarb aad
nature smile warmly and pleasantly after n
night Of cold rain and thick overeoats. Every
body and his wife seemed to reye In the change
which had come over the weather. and the
streets presented an inspfrtting appearance.
Men discovered that the day presented favor
able opportunity for going to church. and so
they went and heard tho choir and the preacher
md admired tho pretty costumes ~ tho lao es
lled by after devotlona.
Whom tho evening meal hnd boon disposed On,
tho warm snnhahtne tempted tho inmates Of
the house out and the principal thorough
the night. when the darkness adnonia,ed the
ladies and little ones to retire, and lsfr the
streets In noasesston & tho ruder Hex. Jhay
ssetned to hug the main places Of resort WIN
grent rnudness but ~ tho hours advanced thor
gradually thnned out Tor home.
rHE CHURCHES
nj, presented unusually large congregations ln
tho morning, but the osrsmoniei ,hro"Endthhe ~
Catholic Churches High Mass was celebrated at
10 o'clock and tee rarmon ~ ,r
arv nrnbsr of communicates. owing ~ inc IN
ability OF some persons to pattake another day
'1,' In the Presbyterian. Methodist and Episoopal
eeremnnlea. and no uncommon decorations.
THE CEMETERIES
were ell nnmerously visited The weather ol1er.
ing grateful oppor'nnlty, The lowers ns n
rule hnd Loaf none Of their freshness IN tho In
iery vel, and looked bright and pretty. fome ad-
iitlona decorations Were made. ana things
that had baen disturbed by tho incement night
which proceeded were rendiusted and put Ia
their places by pious and devoted hands. The
numhers which visited the cemstertes attested
tho hold which this beautiful custom rt deoo-
rating the graves hae on the popular heart,