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One OF the baltimore Forgers.

NLw 10RK. July 29.-Detectiye Gaylor. OF Al
bany. and city marshal or Baltimore, presented
applications 10 Justice Duffy to-day for the sur
render 10 them OF Henry Cleary. one OF the al
legged forgers OF checks on Baltimore banks.
Gaylor stated that the prisoner had been In
d.cted in Albany for forgery and had forfeited
his bail. The Baltimore marshal desired 10 take
Cieary in custody In anticipation OF a requisi-
tiou fIom the governor OF Maryland. warrant
was also submitted from Justice kilbaith OF
this city for the prisoners re-arreSt for forgery
on the First National Bank OF Baltimore. JUS
ice Duffy decided 10 hold an examination in
Baltimore cases first, and II the accused was
proved innocent the Albany officer could then
press his charge.
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ma, "a FATAL DUEL-The Chattanooga (Tenn)
hnno hemes Sa. s: "a duel was fought near Jacks
t,o uoio campbell county, Tuesday night OF last
msek which resulted In the instant death of the
Two NV principals John w. Bibee and B. F. Roach.
s,a alllculty originated over political discus
sion, each heing champions Of the respective
candidates for sherin In that county They first
met met On the streets in Jacksboro, and heared
alscussion ensued, followed by blows, when the
gTS3mDatants T3,n were separated by by-standers.
niles niles from town, when they would end their
alilculty Wit b pistols The particulars of the
auti are as yet unknown, it being believed that
abnugh the neck ana Roach through the bre ast.
1heir instant death followed. Bbee was Rby yut
10 ears OF age, the son Of very prominent cit
lien OF JacksbOIO. Roach was q married man
and leaves large Iamily.
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fire Insurance Statistics.

ALBANY, Y. z, July 29.-Supt FaiFman, q
the insurance department. has completed sta
tistics of fire insurance companies OF other
states and countries as reported in the semi
annual statements for the six months ending
June 30th last. The total income of the s.
companies OF other states during the six months
ending June 30th was S13.lS0, ,992.06, against
s24 s2l, 44.50 for the year ending Dec. 81, 1879
received by the e4 companies In existence last
wear, Total disbursements during the six
months just ended were sl3G09, $500, against
So. l30, ,S65. 60 last year.
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Congregational nominations.

ST. Louis. July 29.-The greenbackers OF the
lstn Illinois district have nominated q. w. Ru-
therford for Congress.
The democrats OF the 5th Texas district have
nominated the Hon. Seth sheppard for con.
greSs.
CHATTANOOGA. TENN, July 29.-At Pikeville
yes terday the democratic convention OF the Si
reDnC SSee Congressional district nominated G..
q. Dihrell for re election hN acclamAfinn.
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M MES ALICE DAVIS, of Fairfax county, Va
WV Mno MAS visiting In alexandria on the night OF
dae, dne aispiay OF fireworks from the hall OF the
hhSVSIatlc h1- readjusters club. was so frightened
or mhe[e ere she was standing that she was taken ill
m snr neI ae return home. She is now and has been
ne 1or soine tlme In an unconscious condition, her
tered. "0oAA S'iiipAo'eAJ Sh@e-
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o,ta HaLOE BATES, an insane girl in the Northern
Hio Sof, insane asylum, at Cleveland, Ohio while
ner way between the iron bars of a yfndoW and
"a tnieM e nerself out. An attendant made grasp
~ save ner, but failed. and the girl fell a dis-
few hours, A NN0"o" Ia I"
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MORE THAN SIX MILES FROM SHORE WHEN
FIRED CPON.-The owners OF the American
schooner Ethel A. Merritt, which was recently
fired upon at sea by war vessel, supposed to
be Spanish, received letter yesterday from the
State department. requesting further inforna-
ton with regard to the distance from shore at
which the firing took place. Captain Rand and
the first mate, Thomas Barr, have forwarded
af1idayits to the effect that the vessel was more
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Los PMos, COL, july q, via Salt Lake City,
July as.-The Ute commissioners held another
Conncil Yesterday. The Indians still decline to
SIGN The treaty In its present form. Objections
were raised at the last meeting TO their removal
to tie junction OF the Gunnfson and Grand
rivers on account OF the poor soil In that local.
ity. AN opportunity was offered the chiefs and
head men to come forward and sign the treaty
but not single Indian accepted the invita-
,hp. The commission VIII brook no further de-
lay and have given the Utes until tomorrow TO
decide what course they win pursue,
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~ he hs BREED % MARKER.-After consideration
III INTO ,hg evidence taken by the court Of inquiry
maS ,nao b,S aas Snarge that marker at Wimbledon
uao Ist ior .he Olympic prize on the Esd inst. an
~. @ al las Deen made to the authorities Ia
VI W ~ court martial Sergeant Marshman, OF the
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National Currency League of
Canada.

TORONTO, ONT, July 29.-The national cur
rency league held a meeting here last night
There was a large attendance. and speeche,
were made 10y MIR. Wallace VI. p, capt. WynnI
and other prominent members OF the league
The platform OF the league was made public
IL provides for national currency; no impoIfa
tion OF English navyieS at government eNpensa
10 Chinese labor; no land monopoes; no gran
OF land by government TO companies; prote.
tive tariff; raw material TO be admitted Tree; .
graduated income tax and the mortgage
pay taxes on property 10 the amount OF h:
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RACES IN ENGLAND AND AWE
RIGA
Another Victory for Lori lard at the
(:n0dxulind lIcnfi

NEOOuNOou -ueettLlSs
LONDON, july 29.-ThiS is the third day Of the
Gocdwuod meeting The race for the Single
ton stakes came Off and was won by Mt.
j. I. Best's four-years Old ch. c. Peter. The
second place was secured by Count Z. de La
oranges five years old ch. h. PheniX, aud third
place by Mr.. P. Lcr1llard's aged brown gelding
Parole. The betting just before the race was 5
to On Peter; Is to against PhenjX and to l
against Parole. Fhenix led, followed by Parole
to the distance pole, where Peter came to the
front and won easily by length and a-half,
with a neck between the second and third. The
race for the Goodwood cup also came of to-day
and was won by Mr.. c. Perkins four years Old
ch. I. Dresden China, who beat Lord Brad
foIds four years old Dr. C. Ch1ppendae The bet.
Dresden China and to on Chippendale. The
race for the racing stakes for three years d
colts and hllieS also came Of and was won by
Mr.. P. Lorillard's bay lilly Nereid, who beat
Mr.. K. Jardfne'S ch. C. Grantham.
The Saratoga Races To-day.
SARATOGA, July 29.-The weather today was
very pleasant and the attendance large. The
track was In fine condition. First race, purse
lbs; 4-year- olds, 110 lbs; 5-year. olds and up
ward, ia lbs; with usual allowances to mares
geldings; winners this year OF 81 600 to carry
lbs. extra. Beaten maidens allowed, II 3 or
years old, lbs; If years, 12 lbs; If years Oh
upward, 20 lbs.; three-quarters OF mile. Tht
starters were Dan Sparkling, Susquehanna
Soiux, Girofle. Gold Bug was Scratched. Pools
sold as follows: Dan Sparling. 425; Susquehanna
IS; Sioux, SIS, and Girofie So Girof1e won the Isl
race, Dan Sparling, I'd, and Susquehanna, 3D.
Time. l:16A.
Second race, the Sequel stakes, for three year
olds, $50 each, p p., with 500 added, the second
to receive $50 and the third $50 out of the
stakes. Winners OF any three-year-Old stake tC
carry lbs. extra; maidens allowed lbs; one
mile and three-quarters. Pools sold as follows
Elias Lawrence, $500; Clarendon. $125; Fern
clif1e, $l35; Dawn. S55. Ferncliffe won, with
Elias Lawrence I'd, and Dawn Sd. Time, 3:O9sl
Third race purse S4O0, Of which 500 to second
horse, for horses beaten and not having won a
race at this meeting; entrace free; the winner
horses not liable to be claimed: one mile and
furlong. The following pool was sold:-Gov.
Hampton, $500; Audax, SS5; Boswell, So; Red
man, $50; ffeld-Harlequin, Omega. Terror and
Charlie Backus-S15. The race was won by
Gov. Hampton, with Redman second and Ter
rOr third. Time. 1891.
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TERRIBLE DEATH OF A Boy.-Iast Tuasa,v o
!,; Mstie ~ year Old son of Mr.. James II. Johnson
mSnS riairS Heaf barneSville, in Giles county, was
Manas iIa.ng On lhe top of load OF rye, when the
four pronged fork, which Was rTIn throrob IN his
heart, killing him instantly. A'
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The Knights Templar Conclave.

CHICAGO, July 29.-PreparaionSO on magnifi-
cent scale have been made here for the recep-
here beginning August 16. 1t Is known that
the procession win lumber $4,000 to q, 900. The
erection OF an asylum, arches and grand en-
camrment has been cOmmenced. a hundred
POSITION building have been issued. Thirteen
hui dred and eighty-nine tents are erected In
The camp, and 1900 people can be accommo-
will be awarded for drilling. Fire works, CAL
cepm and electric lights win be the feature OF
each nights celebration.
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IHE BIGGEST SORT OF HAIL STORM passed
oyer Oyer the vicinity Of Stevens Point. Wis, Oh
Hdy' Monaay' covering the ground to the depth OF
several s. inches with hailstones OF great size,
khIilng thousands OF fowls, prairie chickens and
s@neep. @ shingles were torn OF several roofs,
oI nay and grain. Hop yards are stripped and
toies.s leIt oare as In winter. Three hailSrones
tMGlgned tog pound. The storm covered a strip
dUer aUai rniies Woe and ten long, sweeping away
oe saved. The damage Is estimated at SIS, ,O5O.
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DEAD BODY IN A CAR.-Iast night some en-
ployes OF the Rock Island and Peoria railroad,
on opening through car from Cincinnati, at
Rock Island, loaded with sulphuric acid, came
Cincinnati July 2l, and reached Rock Island
.Iuly 26, having been ON the track since Monday
evening. Nothing was found TO lead to identif
cafinn.
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on the Ohio and West Virginia railroad came
together and joined the track yesterday, making
a complete line from Columbus to GallipoliS.
and the road win not be open for traffic until
AnpJsf
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Sale of Sbort Horn Gam.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July ga Mt Sterling
ny, dispatch 10 the Courier Journal says:-kt
I. {. AnderSonS sale OF short horn cattle yec
terday 65 head I'm all were sold averaging s9SS
per head. A large number OF buyers were in
attendance from abroad-from the states and
Canada-as well as large number OF Kentucky
stock men.
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Escape Of Five Dangerous Crisni-

HUDSON, n. Y, July 29.-Five prisoners es-
capped from the county jail last night oy dlg,
were Jim Frawley a Troy safe burglar; MARX
Murray, robber; Bob Magee. Troy safe ourg.
lar and John Hennessy and Jane kelley, on
New York showers OF counterfeit money. Tney
are SILL at large.
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SHOT HIS WIFEs PARAMOUR.-In Patrick
county, Virginia, last Friday, Pink de Hart met
Amos WoOlVine In the road, On horseback, with
MIS-: De Hart behind him. An alteration en-
shooting WOolvtne with revolver in the fore.
head and neck, killing him instantly. De Hart
then proceeded to Patrick courthouse and
surrendered himself to the officers OF the law
Improper relations between Woolvine and De
Harris wife had been heretofore suspected by
De Hart.
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DEATH AFTER TH1RrY-sIx DAYS FASTING.

DEATH AFTER THIRTY-sIX DAYS FASTING
Miss Bellville lifelong invalid. died on Sum
day evening at Delaware city. She for So days
had taken no food whatever thus having, at
that time, exceeded DR.. Tanners self-imposed
task by 10 days. In the case of the lady. how
ever, the fasting was the result OF disease to
which she had long been sufferer. During
the past winter her illness became so serious
that 1t was impossible for her to retain any
substantial food. except oysters, upon her
stomach. About the 5th of June she became
worse. and could not even eat oysters; and cur
rant water in small quantities was all that she
could swallow. From the 10th of June to the
moment OF her death she was debarred by ply
slcal Inability from taking any nourlshment
whatever. Beef tea and other simple articles
or diet were prepared. but could not be swal-
!oWed: Though suffering great pain, she re-
tanned possession Of all her faculties, and only
lost about 10 pounds during her enforced fast.
She was single lady, about 80 years old. and
IN hef normal condition weighed l50 pounds.
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Lost IN A Fog FOR FORTY HOURs.-The steamer
George Shattuck arrived at Halifax, N. S., yes
terday, from ST. Pierre Miqueion, via Cape Bre-
ton ports bringing four men belonging to the
schooner G. p. Whitman, of Gloucester, Mass,
and Charles Ray. They were tending travis
and got lost In fog. After being forty hours
In boat, without food or water, they were
picked up by the bark bennington, from Liver
pool and landed at Sydney.
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Fire i'm ST. L0uis,

ST. LOUIS July 29.-The TWO upper s,oiies ui
the John Ring lard refining company esIaD,
out at late hour last night Loss from $4,000
to SIG 0C0.
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WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.

WHEELING, w. VA, July 29-in the demo-
cratic convention last night. Joseph Miller. of
Cabell county, was nominated for auditor by
acciamatlOn, for state treasurer Col Thos
OBrien was nominated on the first ballot. The
convention, at O'Clock this morning, adjourned
to 8 q. m.
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Ten Niics from Shore When Fired

BOSTON. July 29.-Tbe captain OF the schooner
Eunice p. NewcOmb reiterates the statement
made sy him to Journal reporter when In
Boston on his last trip concerning the firing
upon him by Spanish war vessel, and he IS
positive that when the affair happened he was
Ten miles from the Cuban shore
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A HANGED MAN REsuRRKCTED-Gen.M McCar-
murderer, who was hanged at Fair Play, Col.
last Friday. was resurrected, and Is alive In
Leadvine. He says two men stopped his team
near Fair Play Friday night and forced the
as Simms) In his wagon. When within I'VE
miles OF Leadvflle he was ordered to drive back,
unGer strict orders not to breathe word Of the
affair
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kilograms to The Star.
MEXIOANS FIGHTING VICTORIA.
WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.
Their State Convention.
DR.. TANNER SINKING.
BRITISH DEFEAT IN ASIA
TURKEYS WAR PREPARATIONS
RACES IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
ANOTHER lORLlARD VICTORY.
DR.. TANNER SINKING
BRITISH DEFEAT IN ASIA
TURKEYS WAR PREPARATION,
RACES IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
ANOTHER l0RlllARD VICTORY.
SHARP FIGHTING WITH VICT0.
RIA,S BAND.
The Mexicans Attack them Twice
Col. Griers0n Waiting for Them ON
This Side.

This Sides
DENVER, COL, July 29.-Santa Fe advices to
the Tribune say adyices from Mexico state that
On the 2lst inst. Col. AdOlfo Wales, in command
OF $40 cavalry and $50 infantry Of the FEDERAL
troops OF Mexico, attacked the Apaches, under
Victoria, about 30 miles from Old Fort Quitman.
The fight was fndeciS1ve. The MexicanS lost 3
men killed and 10 horses the Indians lost war;
rofs and horses. On the 26th inst. the Mext-
can force again attacked the Indians In the Plne
Mountains, about so miles from the line. After
long fight the Indians retired. Their loss is
unknown. The MeXicanS lost killed. Col
Wales intends to follow and attack them again.
He Is OF opinion that they Will try and get back
to New Mexico, In which case Col Grterson and
eight companies Of the 10th cavalry, who are
stationed within 40 miles OF their crossing place
VIII doubtless be on their trail within few
hours after they Cross.
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Eartkauake in Sn,yrua

SMYRNA, July "a Strong Shock or earth
Quake occurred here to-day. The walls OF the
telegraph Office Were split. Several houses are
reported TO have been thrown down In the
town and at BarnOYa.
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LONDON July PA Berlin dispatch to the
7i7neS says: The new taxes and duties voted by
parliament in 1879 have deceived the expecta-
tons or the government. The tobacco duties
alone have shown return OF 100000 marks
less than was expected. II is therefore neces-
Safy TO invent new means for Increasing the
revenues, and the Conference at CoDurg of the
finance ministers OF the various states OF the
empire Is trying TO solve the problem. 1t is be-
all transactions OF the stock exchange and In
crease the taxes on beer and spirits 1t is
runored that ii will be again proposed to mon-
opoliZe the tobacco factories, but this is not
confirmed.
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OREGON 81 ows remarkable gain In popula-
ton. BY {, census Of 1870 the population of
that state as 90 600; now It fOots up TO- OO0 an
Increase OF about 80 per cent In ten years.
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A Woman,s Srricitle

WuKEsBARRE, Pa, July 29.-Adce Bright,
aged "a, committed suicide by drowning last
night. The body was found this morning. No
cause Tor the act Is known.
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INTERNAL REVENUE APPoINTaENys. r. A.
McReynolds has been appointed storekeeper
and guager for the 9Th district Of Kentucky.
J. 7. Dana, guager for the I'd district of Ver-
mont.
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AMONG TIE CALLERS on the President to day
were Representatives Ryan. Harrner, Van VOor-
his, hiefer and Kelly, and Gen. n. p. Banks.
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ARC. B. southan, treasurer OF several secret
societies In Baltimore, has defaulted and left
town.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.--internair r ~
enue, s414, ,9s4. 80; customs, s7s3, ,456.5t.
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WATCH REPAIRING, ENGRAVING, &C
WATCHES. CHRoNoMETERs and Complicated
lime KEEPERS OF every description caref ally
Repaired by skilled workmen.
COATS OF ARMS, CRESTS, MOYOGRANIa
&c, engraved on Metal or Stoae.
Diamond and every other description of JEW
EIRY Reset and Repaired.
NJ. w. GAIT, BRO. 6 CO,
ty2l HOY Penna. Ave.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received fol. feaemp-
ton S1O5, coo.
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AFFAIRS INTENaS.
Cut Co Pieces hy m rr.,.

GALVESTON. July 29.-Spsciaf atsnatchas IN
sne ht,rs OF this city report that the nail car.
rler between Mansfied and Cieburne vas a.
tackled and the mail robbed. 'no Was AZ
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special dispatch 10 the NelrS OF this CITY
states that VIM. Jones' colored was min oysr
anu Gu, 10 pieces by train at Denison, on the
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W1LLET & LIBBEY,
9Th STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE
Typo
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The Pursuit OF Victoria.

hGxTANs PUSHING HIN, AND OUR TROOPS ON THE
LOOK OUT.
The following telegram has been received at
the War department.:
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SAILED FROM HALIFAx.-The Navy department
is advised that the L. s. S. Portsmouth sailed
te-day from Halifax for Southwest Harbor,
Mount Desert Maine.
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WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING, ALL o.
w WHICH HAVE AN DNFQUALED LOCAL
REpUTATJnE

TIE CRYSTAL, MODEL. MAYFLOWEB
GRAND LATROBES,
TBE BOT BLAST FUENAOE, THE KITCHEN
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE AND PEERLESS
RANGES,
al prices less than usually charged for inferior
goods.
SLATE MANTELS, cheaper than ever.
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON.
ty14-1p Plumbing House.
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WAVES, WAVES, WAyES.
and DEMoNakors xMBsosIALs LiS sIS 9Th q. ,
opposite y. 8. Patent Of6co. mart
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LUMBER LUMBER
LUMBER
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YELLOW FEyER.-The following dispatch from
Havana was received by the National Board of
Health to-day: 'The Spanish bark Pleuton
sailed from Havana July 23d for New York,
having several or her crew sick with yellow
fever. She Is considered to be infected
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tVThe census returns from the state OF Ore
gon show population OF lI5,6 ,635. al increase OF
SO per cent.
tHThe census Of Minnesota Is now complete
The total population of the state is 08I2 an
increase Of s40. s66 since 1870, or little more
than - per cent.
USmalLpox is raging In Camden, Nj.
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AMERICAN LABOR UNION.

rTHE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
American Labor Union will be held at
Armory Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING Of
each week. Any person desiring information
applying to the Secretary, at Armory Hall, be-
tween the hours Of and O'Clock r. NJ. daily.
A. @. BISHOP. President.
A. NJ. CAMPBELL, Secretary. ap17-u
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NOTICE.

Turing MY ABSENCE IN THE EAST.
IL have appointed Mr.. J. 8. whttton a. my
agent. who has full power to transact any and
ali business for me. JH. ALDERSON.
Eursks, New, January 9, 1850. jsnf sm
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VIyMNEMUcCA TRIBE. NO. 9. IMPROVED
ellis st Masonic Hall on the third sleep Of every
seven suns, at the seventh run. thirtieth breath.
Sotourning braves, warriors and chiefs. are
cordially invited to meet in council.
R. NJ. BEATTY. sachem.
MAX JACOBS. Chief OF Record. al
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ATTENTION. EvERYBODYi
Having purchased tho entire interest Of
W. H. Clark's Mercantile business.
am now prepared to furnish
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
AZ Prices ~ Low ~ the Lowsst.
By proysYt attention to business aceommo-
dating clerks. COED goods, low prices,
SOLICIT TRADE FROM ALL.
Try me, and Be satasned.
F.w. CLUT1.
Eureka, September 1, 1879. a
CELEBRATED wEBER PIANOS
AND
Estey Organs.

Sherman, Hyde 3 Co., San Francisco, Pacific
CoaBt Agents.
Instruments sold on the instAllmsnt plan.
Weber Pianos, by all great musictznA are con-
sidered the best and most durabie.
One only buys Piano in life time, therefore
get the best, the best 10 the cheapest, ii.
ways.
Prof. VIM. Plumhon Local Agent, Eurska.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-05

If you want your hne watches repaired In
the best manner and guaranteed for one year to
keep correct time, go to Strsus' Jewelry Store
below the Parker House. les
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MOUNTAINLODGEN NO. s7.I. o. o. F.,
MEET EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AT
M odd Fellows Hall, at O'Clock. All
members Of the order, In good standing, are in
vited to attend. R. J. DOAk. N. q.
JAS W. SMITH Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-05

II you have . hne or complicated watth or
clock, music box, an automston singing bird.
or any other delicate and intricate piece OF
mechanism needing repairs, go to
EDW. WILHELM
Chronometer, watch and c1ockmaker, one door
north Of Meyers franklin. Main street.
All work warranted to give perfect satisfao.
ton or positively NO charge. "a