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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-15

A CASE OF LOVE AT FIRST SiGHT.-Yesterd W
morning, While widow OF some forty five sum-
mers was quietly sitting In the ladies' reception
room at the car shed, waiting for the outward
bound Macon train tO.back down, short heavy
set gentleman, with shaggy whiskers, deliber-
ately walked up to her, and, without the Slight
est warning or the shadow OF an Introduction,
most earnest manner imaginable. After ex-
pressing in uDmistakable and ardent Ian
guage the rervor OF his 1mpromptu az
lection, he stated that he was the
owner OF 1000 acres or land In the western
portion OF the state, and had the honor
TO be the fond parent Of two Interesting cbV-
dren, aged respectively seven and eight years,
privilege OF excellent schooling. He then pre-
ceeded TO beg her to marry him at once, and II
She could not make 1t convenient to do so then
and there, please to register promise that she
would, under no circumstances, put the wed
ding on longer than the ensuing Saturday. The
off-hand lover spoke In such rapid and impas-
him until the tale had been told. Where
from the confusion and amazement in
Separable from cOurtship so startling
In character, blushingly, but firmly,
informed him that he was crank" stranger to
her, having never laid eyes on him before; that
though warm proposal; that she had not even
the pleasure OF knowing his name, and while
she appreciated his kindly sentiment for her
she could not consent TO become his wife on such
exceedingly short notice. Upon this he granted
her brief hour for reflection and walked away,
returning promptly before the departure OF the
Macon train, and, taking seat beside her In the
ladies' car, was again pressing his suit in the
most urgent manner as the reporter passed out
OF the shed .-[Atlanta Constitution 9Th
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ROMAN necklaces and coral locket, at Prlgg,s. +

TIE BODY OF COLoRED Man was recovered
yesterday morning from the flats near the
LOEg Bridge. The remains had evidently been
some time In the water. The body IS supposed
to be that or James White, cOlored, OF No. 1862
L street southeast, who ran into the river on
Friday last TO avoid pursuit after a robbery at
No. s?3 Louisiana avenue. The coroner gave
certificate Of accidental drowning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-15

THE COMMISSIONERS VIRw OF THE CAsE.-It
is stated that until Mr.. w. B. Reed presents his
credentials as fire commissioner to the District
authorltfeS IL cannot be expected that his name
done, OF course the rolls do mot contain his
name. TO prepare the case for the action pro-
posed, the Commissioners say Mr.. Reed should
them ~
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Picnics. Excursions. &c.

The Mary Washington will leave tomorrow
at am. for Quantico and Potomac city.
The Departmental Half Dozens trip to Rich
mond viii be made next Wednesday, or Thurs
day, II 1t rains Wednesday. The trip to West
Point, Va, will be made On the Lady Of the
Will be BY rail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-15

No. 81 0O3 drawing First Capital Prize. $4,000
whole sold in New York.
No 81 .sls drswiug second Capital Prize, $1,000.
v no sold in New York.
No 49 oSs drawing Third Capital Prize. $4,000.
whole sold in st Louis
York.
Nos. $3.50, 1884 &C. l22, s'.005, s7.94o. 1000
each, old in New York and New Orleans.
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THE COVR rs.

EQUITY CoURT-Judge Macarthur.
To-day. johnson agt. Plant; sale finally rati-
fled. Drakely agt. Drakely; auditors report do
Clancy agt. Coughlan; pro confesso. Coyle agt
Davis; on hearing.
POLICE COURT-Jud0e Sneu
TO day, Chas. Faley and John T. Simmons,
loud and boisterous, forfeited collateral Chas.
Fr'zzell, disturbing the quiet of Georgetown.
90; Maria Taylor, destroying public property;
$40 or 80 days. Elsie Robinson, loud and bois-
ferrous: s. or Is days. Frank Ash, unlawful
COW yard; 81 or days. John II. Thomas, va
grancy: bonds or 80 days. VIM. Littleton, de-
stroying private property; $40 or 80 days. Ed
ward johnson, profanity; S. or days Jas.
1ittleton and Patrick Tyler, bathing In the
river; 81 or days each. John Jackson, carry
ing concealed weapons; $50 or 60 days VIM
Burke, larceny of some articles OF clothing from
Michael NeImeyer; months in jail. Rhode
Royal, profanity; forfeited collateral. VIM
Burke. assault on Alexander Giles; 80 days In
Jail. Hillery Washington, larceny Of a horse,
wagon and harness from Felix NJ. Draney;
grand jury. VIM. Lewis, assault on Mary j.
Lewis: personal bonds. Also, with assault on
Ella Barnes; personal bonds. Charles john
son, ARRAY; s. or Is days. Augustus Swarty.
larceny Of setter dog from Nathaniel Sales
jail 80 days. Lizzie Mcconnell, profanity; S. or
10 days.
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LETTERS IRON rH1 PsOP1B.
More Fire Hoard Amendments,

Editor Sta,:-Will the decision OF First Comp
trOller Porter, of the U. s Treasury, settle the
fire board controversy. rs stated in SATURDAYS
STAR? II the question gets before him at all.
sert, thai Mr.. Reeds claim Will go before him
from the District Office for auditing, but sup
posing 1t should get before him and he should
the power to draw a warrant for the pay or to
order the District authorities to do it? Suppos-
Ing this difficulty overcome, what authority
three members OF the present board Of fire COM
missioneTs from the pay-rolls? They were
legally appointed and qualified and hold their
places until legally removed by the District
Commissioners. There are other equally knotty
points In the case. but the above queries are
enough to suggest others to the Intelligent
reader and lead to the conclusion that 1t NAV
not be so easy for Mr.. Porter to "settle the CON
troversy." He is not likely to do more than de-
eide such points as properly come before him
for decision. G..
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THK COURT IN GENERAL TERN will meet next
Monday, and 1t Will have the largest calendar
since the organization Of the court-152 cases In
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THE EVENIrTG STAR.
MONDAY..........S ePtcmber ID. 1879.
LOCAL NEWS,

Amusemenss. etc., Tonight
National Theater.--" Queens Evidence
Ford,s Opera House.-Pinafore.
Therne's Summer Garden. - Benefit of Miss
Eva Mills.
Tbe1fer Co,o;ote -Varfetfaa
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Malone, who died In Abilene kan ahout q vraet
az, oook pace yesterday afternoon from his
,sav aeslaehce, corner street and New
knlghts OF 81. Patrick and many friends Inc
Ienialns were taken TO st. Aloysious churr:,
ano, aIter the services there to MI 0iivei
where the 1nterment was made V,s,o ou'
day the funeral services or Fannie Il Rradfor1
teacher OF the colored public schools in rbs
stevens Du1ldlDg, took place at the l9th-straet
BapuSt church, ana there was large attend
ance, including the trustees OF the seventh
division and many teachers. The pastor Rev
Jesse BoideD, preached tie sermon. and Rev.
George BICdie assisted In the services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-15

Col. INGERsoLL's PoLITrCs.-Col. Bob Inger
party or not, viii depend on how the republican
party believes and acts. If that party agrees
with the statement recently made by one
its leaders, that the government cannot protecf
colored people but to submit and suffer-if that
is republlcan1sm / am not republican" He
added that he was not fighting the republican
cans) will help me, or help the cause Of human
rights, ! will help them with all my might.
But as for political speaking, do not banker
politics whatever, and did not intend again to
make political speech, but was Drawn by Cir
cumstanceS into the last Pres Dental cam
paign."
tEHOn. VIM. II. Hamilton, Nd. was at
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Ex-EMPREss EUGENIR's WKALTH.-The ex-
Empress OF France is said to be one of the rich
est widows In England. In addition to her
Hungarian estate she has castle in Spain and
nice place In Switzerland. But hard cash is
what comes most useful to dethroned sover-
e1gns who hope to return, and OF this the EN-
press has long had abundance. 1t is esL1-
100000 sterling, Only recently she sold a
large block OF house property in the Rue
d'Alba, In Paris, and M. Rouhe's house
we'll known political center at the corner
OF the Rue de PElysee, was hers, in her own
right, and was sold last year for e15O00
The death OF the Prince adds to her property
since he left to her considerable amount OF
louise property, bequeathed to him by the grisly
general who had been equerly to the Prince
when he tCddled about the corridors OF the
TUi1leries nearly three feet high and weighted
with the miniature uniform OF a colonel in
the Gent Garde. This vast property was
DO encumbrance to the Empress while yet
she son to live and scheme for. 1t was
drained pretty freely by the Bonapartist organs
OF the press In France. The 0rdre and the
and she also drew handsome checks In favor OF
the reduction Of the Gaulois. The need for
keeping these fires warm is now dead The
Empress is not likely to keep newspapers alive
to work for her good cousin jerome; she Will
not, however, find her riches an embarrassment
as long as the priests have ready access to her
A newspaper supplies large outlets for super
1uous cash but I think on the whole the
Church can hold It's own In rivalry OF this char
acter, and good church-woman like the EN-
press will not find occasion to distress herself
for means OF dispOsing of the interest," and
eventually the capital Of million sterling-
[Cor. philadelphia Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-15

The CoMNIssIoNERsHIP.-A those talked
OF ror the coming vacancy In the board Of Dis
J. x. French, Thomas j. Fisher, Lewis j. Davis.
John T. Given, Richard Wallach, John r. Mil
chell, A. S. SolomOns, Dr. j. B, Blake. Dr.
Toner, w. B. Reed, Thomas Hume, VIM. Dixon
and j. H. Sav1Iie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-15

~ The walls OF building No ,y.s. p,,,-
teenth street, New York, fell SATURDAY. hurry 10
nve WOrkmen, ln1uriEg them more or less. bu'
none fatally. '' w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-15

We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
adopting the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European Invention, he is enabled
TO do his work In manner not to be elualled
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed The
effectual removal OF grease spots guaranteed II!
Through skillful pressing and ref1nishing all
garments Will appear like new. Cheapest prices
In the city according to the work done, and
su1t1ng dull times.
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BLUE POINTS only CSC. per doz. Maison D'Oree
next to WIZARDS.

ACcIDENTs.-Joseph Fitzgerald, aged seven
years, son OF Thomas Fitzgerald, corner OF 24th
and streets northwest, had both of his legs
c Sel1 }e t9e knee while attempting to
Ing by his fathers house on Saturday. Drs. II,
N. Newman and Basil Norris rendered surgical
ald. - VINE Cleavers, white boy OF seven
years, was knocked down on Pennsylvania ave-
nue. near the Capitol, yesterday afternoon, by
the horses OF chariot No. 81, and badly huft
about the leg and head. DR.. Marsteller rem
taken to his home, No. &c North street, in the
police ambulance. -. Yesterday morn ng. as
Gattie train was coming across the Long Bird &c,
some B safs' OF t russell county Va who had
top OF car, as is supposed, by a telegraph wire
hanging too low, and he was badly bruised
about tie head and face. He was taken to
Williams: MI. Sharp, OF the B. & P. R. R.. took
him in charge and had him conveyed to the
American house. His injuries are not serious.
CHARGED WITH AssAULT.-This morning, In
the Police Court, Judge Smell, Edward Fitzger-
10y On Capitol Hill, named VIM Cleaves, was
arraigned for assault and battery, and the case
was continued.
HARRISON THE REvIvAL1sr CRIT1cIsED.-The
camp-meetfng conducted at Desplaines, near
Chicago, by the rev1valist Mr.. Harrison, has
been severely criticised by the local religious
press. The Interior says that the reVtvalist's
performance '.s mOnstrOuS caricature of the
Christian religion and brings the most holy and
solemn act OF the soul into public contempt"
the Netc Covenant declares that "for absurd1ty,
superstition and folly" the scene was only ever
surpassed among the negroes Of the south and
adds, "the sentiments and language employed
OF ministers and converts were wholly dlscredft-
able, not utterly disgraceful" while the
Alliance says roundly that the whole affair,
the direction Vi residing Elder Willing. was a
disgrace to the Methodist denomination
On the other hand 1t Is conceded that Mr..
Harrison Is successful In drawing large audi
ences and In keeping up the interest of the ex-
erctseS to remarkable degree
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Enoch TOtten, trustee, to Abraham H. Herr,
property on the east side OF Congress, 307 feet
from corner of Road street, Georgetown; S. $50.
Nathaniel Carusi to Eugene Carusi lots 2I %
and 49, So. 2a4; 81 ,26o. w. F. Mattingly, trustee
to G. N; Leonard, lot 20, and part of lots IS and
80, so. 620; s..
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CITY ITEMS.
To Ladies' and Gentlemen.

Regulate the Rl0OdI
Take that wonderful preparation, Quirk's Irish
Tea. 1t cures biliousness. Price rs cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-15

TEMPERANCE MEETINGS. -Yesterday afternoon
an enthusiastic reception was given to Charley
Nye Who Tor six months past has been engaged
IN temperance work at st. LOuis), at Hamline
church, and there was a crowded house The
meeting was opened by Rev. W. /. McKenney.
who briefly welcomed Mr.. Nye and introduced
MIN, and he at once took the stand and made a
made some remarks Last evening Tallmadge
Hal was crowded TO overfiowing On the occa-
sion OF the Dashaway meeting, at which Mr.
Holloway presided. II. Clay Sexton chief en-
g1neer OF the ST. Louis fire department, was
introduced and spoke for IS minutes making
an earnest appeal, and was followed by Charley
Nye In one OF his Old-faShiOned addresses aud
Tie result or the meeting was 40 signatures to
me pledge. Mrs. Col. Daniels sang two solos
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c

1ONIOO, EAOU fLClONS, &c.
Pr DAYLIGHT
TO FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK AND
On the fine steamer LADY OF raE LAKE.. r,cksts
Iosriyely limited TO $50.
Hans. sS ser viii ::s. Y sss Y sssP
PnS e s,ns rnez Point Point Lockeqt
f.r FSrtress Monroe and the Ospes. arriving ho|s
TicfetRs, m FOUND trim. faau a, SC. cn,,a,., md.
Stree between and i. Is c.nU ssass ro onnse
ss Me. On on bos 1heE :pns
Eonrfe %, Druee;fts. cor. 9th and r sts. nv;
ss Co. Is M W sss H ,Is
co and f9s ..s e &. 3
g! Ad %.9 Rs "a S;i W1IPfIE and sHST.
CU TWO HOURS Al MAssBALL HALL
q TA$ssRsPEssfR!ss sss ss sic Is' s
Round trip. 10 cents.
sHa1. sf III NV s1 saH q q45ssra
vEESR iSssHS s sss:%s :; H.
Returning at 9 80 M.
Music and Dancing.
Round trip. Is centa
Ho FOB 9Er SsBB4ET s.ss AND FSsgoxAc CITY,
,,,,, STEAMER MARY WARRINGTON
VIII leave at am. returning ct so o M.
Music and Dancing.
Bsthine. Fisbins and Grabbing
Round trip, IS cents sep12so1s
ON To RICHMONDu
" FIVE HOURS IN RICHMOND.
fSTsTn n g2a Is Ex sSSSsIas5sF
DEpARTMENhrrxTTH HALF pozru
Or TIE LADY OF THE LANE"
WEDNESDAH, September 18th,
To West Point, Va. and By the Richmond. York
mond. (sbout so milesJ
PASSING GkE2T sewn Es bATs; r r1 t5IFGs OF rHH
WEsT POINT. WHITE HOUSE. Fam OAKS. sKvEM
AND SAvAGn STATION. and giving nue
The train viii stop on the Battle fields.
v RstnrniDs the boat VII stop e 49,
great historical spot, replete with In
tereet 70 su Americans. This q undoubtedly tia
nneet opportunity ever offered 10 the public for
viewing The great bsttie-nelds around kichmond.
Boat wiz leave 9th street wharf It D. m shsxp,
Wednesday. arriving at Richmond 10 M. Thurs.
gay, Returning. viii leave 1t p m arriving homa
Tickets to be had only at Turkish Bath Hon. soa
street nw.; Brad. A6sms' Bookstore 0ohsfhirSsrS
6rug stores opposite Government Printing Once:
BaD1. b. Platt Govt Printing Office; MefSoroffss
music store. Cropley-c drug STORE. GeorgetoUn ana
Crrrenton 9 Ae xandftA Htateroom (&200) for sala
q Turkish Bath house. 500 Z street n. Va near Ju.
N. B.-knple sleepins accommodations for IN.
Sheets provided for mattresses. sep9-7t
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e lsvoO NUMBERS enolus with 03, being the two last
81 5000, $40. ~ ~
The subscribers having supervised the SINGLE
STnrs o, DRAINING. GLASS 1. LOUISIANA
are The numbers which were this day drawn from
the l0O placed in the wheel with the prizes cor
Witness our hands at New Orleans. La. this ues-
day, September 9th 1879
ADAM GIFFIN,
j. p. ROUX,
]. HI. PHELPS
LOUIS a. PILE,
,. Commissioners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-15

IT WAS impossible to close on Saturday Ham.
burgers stock or laces, edgings velvet, silks.
flowers, feathers, &c. The sale Will be continued
tlu further notice. 5. SamStag, 1928 Pa ave
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Hnrr0h

Hurrah!
Qufrks Irish Tea, the poor mans friend. Price
csc. Prevents bilious attack. Sold by drug
gStS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-15

DAILY WALKS ON EASY FEET Oxv.
~ genize and decarbonize the System, there6y
promoting health, cheerfulness and loneevify.
hsnce the many experienced percentages That visiS
DR- WHITES welknown establishmenf lllfi
Per neyvAn1a ave-, opposite Wflarde HOfel Tor rs
lief from CornR, Diteased Nails and other eflmenta
of the feet Fee. d per visit au03OfF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-15

SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking In hesh vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"Weites' Health Re7e,cer." Greatest remedy on
premature decline, &C., &C Il, at druggists;
advice free. Depot IS Barclay street, N. Y,
and for washington at $50 Pa. ave. 3,N-eo1Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-15

FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Hrs. WINS
totrn' soot, ing Syrup has been used for children
1t colrecls acidity of the stomach, relieves
wild c;ltI regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
ely aid Ill rrhoea, whenever arising from teeth,
ug oT "a re. causes. An old and WELT tried r. 10.
= % eat. Lottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-15

A SMALL POINT DECIDBD.-On Saturday, Judge
Tor process OF contempt" against Justice Chas.
waiter, Tor diSobey1ng writ of certiorar1 grant
60 on the petition Of the defendant In the case of
pending before him. The motion was aryued'
and the court decided that under the schedule
OF fees prescribed for justices OF the peace jus
uce W: was entitled 10 his fee of so cents for
certifying the record, and overruled the motion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-15

FHon. VIM. u. Hamilton, Nd, was at |
the New York Hotel Saturday
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THE SPAIDs' DIVORCE SUIT.-In the divorce
suit OF Spa1ds agt. Spaids In the Equity Court
on saturday, Mr.. Spaids procured an order OF
court restraining Mrs. SpaidS, who still keeps
the owen house, from dtspOsing of or secreting
any OF the stock, effects or credits OF that eS-
taDllShment while the divorce suit is pending
ORDER restraining him from interfering with her
management Of the hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-15

A JOURNALIST IL.-Thos. j, Murray. for.
merly on the Patriot. and lately connected with
the Capital and Sunday Gazette, Is lying quite
low with pneumonia, and there is but little
nope OF his recovery. He was taken sick on
The crisis in the disease Will take place on
wednesday II he should live that long, He is
Toom1ng at 18th and streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-15

THE S. s. UNION.-The Central Baptist s. s..
Union net yesterday afternoon at the Shiloh
church, on L street, between 10th and nth
streets. The school OF RehODOth church, Rev.
Henry Ba1lOr. pastor, was admitted into TIE
union. The election OF officers resulted as TO-
l0ws:-Thomas Manning, president; John NJ
secretary; T. s. Robinson, assistant secretary
and Jas. 81. Payne, treasurer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-15

iNCIDENT.-In street-car. Lady, In shabby
dress, to animated tailOr's model standing ii,
front OF her: "Win you please ring the ben,
sl1?"-"Pawdon, madam. I'm not the conduc.
It up. But II the same question, s.WhaI are
your" were to be asked regarding Sanford's
Jamaica Ginger, thousands whom it has bene-
lifted would answer In its praise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-15

CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.-ThiS morning In
the Police Court, Judge Smell, Edward Fitzger-
aid, who yesterday drove chariot over little
10y On Capitol Hill, named VIM. Cleaves, was
arra1gned for assault and battery, and the case
was continued,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-06

Are You dependent sufferer from sick head
achs, habitual costiveness, palpitation Of the
hearth Have you dizziness Of the headi II
your nervous system depressed7 Does your
blooi circulate badly Have you . cough, low
spirits, coming up of the food after eating, etc.,
etc.2 All of these and much more are the ii.
rect results Of dyspepsia, liver complaint and
indigestion. Green's August Flower 10 now
acknowledged by all druggists to be . positive
cure. Two million four hundred thousand
bottles were given away in the United States,
through druggists. to the people ~ . trial.
Two doses will satisfy any person Of its won-
derful quality In curing al forms OF indiges-
ton. Sample bottles. 10 cents. Regular size,
rs cents. Sold positively by all frst-ciass drug
gists in the United States.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-06

The New A1,,eriean.

". P. Haskell l. Co. have been appointed
agents for Eastern Nevada for the New Ameri-
can Sewing Machine. This machine comhtnes
all of the latest improvements, and is IN every
respect the best machine in the market Mr.,
n Piquett, Just from the East, who has been
In the machine business for the past six years.
will canvass this town and Ruby hill, and take
orders for the American md Singer machines.
attachments, needles. machine oil, etc.
Apl-H
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-06
CELEBRATED wEBER PIANOS


sherman, Hyde Co.. San Francisco. Pseias
Coast Agents.
instruments sold on the insta1lment plan
Weber Pianos, by all great musicians, are con.
sidered the best and most durable.
One only buys . Piano In life time, therefore
get the best. the best IL the chespest, al~
ways.
Prof VIM Plumhof Local Agent Eureka.
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Dissolution Of Cepartnership.

vI,HF cOPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
listing between the undersigned In the
town OF Eureka, Nevada, Is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent. T. J. Msupin 4 Co. will pay
ali the debts of said frm. and collect all bills
due. T.J. MAUPIN.
0. W. AMES.
Eureka. May 50. 1879. jualm
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COMMITTEES:
On Transportation-Jonss and Reck.
On Music-Edwin Pasco.
On Base Ball and Cricket-A. Stinson.
On Target Shooting VIM. Stinson.
On Targets--W. II. Reynolds.
On Caiedonian Games Trainer.
On Dancing--A. N. Randolph.
ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rye.
On Prizes G. A. Day, J. Stinson, Q. E. Bige-
low and Matt Kyle.
Committees win report TO H. H. Conklin.
Captain OF the Company.