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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27

Genius, when accompanied by right
principles and self-control, Is q more danger
GUS quality in . woman than in . man.
Nothing shows this more plainly than the
life Of Lady Caroline Lamb. No one was
more fully alive to her faults than she was
herself. When Hon. William Lamb, then
Lord Melbourne, laid his heart and his for
tune at her feet she refused him, saying
that she was afraid her violent temper
would wreck their Happiness. Again. how
ever, he proposed, and this time. nnfor-
t~unately for himself. he was accepted.
Lady Caroline's fear that she could not
control her temper was by 40 means
groundless. At the marriage ceremony
she was seized with 3 fit Of passion, and she
thus afterward described her behavior: II
stormed at the bishop, tore my valuable
dress to pieces. and was carried nearly in
sensible to the carriage which was to CON-
vey me forever from my home" Lady
Caroline was certainly at times not quite
sane. Lord Melbourne made her a far
better husband than most men would have
done. and, though at last he was obliged
to separate from her, he still retained Q
portion Of his old affection.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27
PACIFIC COAST INTELLIGENCE.
Clemetshaw Charged with Perjury
Collector Shannon's Request De-
cIined, h Matter Referred to
the Secretary of the Navy
Grand Reception to Secretary
SchurZ.


the Secretary of the Navy
Grand Reception to Secretary
Schurz.
SAN Francisco, Jul! 26.-In the case Of
John H. Clemetshaw, charged with per-
jury, in testifying before the Coroner's
Jury in the case of the death Of Charles
DeYoung, that DeYoung fired the first
shot, came up in Judge Frelon's Court to-
day.
In reply to a telegram Of Collector Shan
non to the United States Treasury Depart
ment, asking that the revenue cutter Rich
ard Rush be sent to Socorro Island to res
cue the Captain, his wife and a portion Of
the crew of the abandoned ship Matilda,
supposed to rave reached the Island, the
Department declines, but has referred the
matter to the Secretary Of the Navy.
Secretary Thompson has gone to Mare
Island TO inspect the Navy Yard.
The Germans and the Republican Clubs
are preparing for the reception of Sec
rotary Schurz, who is expected to arrive
tomorrow.
Sam Tetlow, proprietor of the Bella
Union Theatre, was to- day held to answer
for killing his partner, }. K~eantlebury.
His bail was fixed at $40, 1000, which has
not yet been furnished.
WATsoNvILLE, July 26.-Charles Doyle
was found in the road near here this
morning in an almost insensible condition.
He had been stabbed in several places. 1t
is supposed his wounds are not fatal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27
NEVADA.


WADswoRTH. July ga party consist
ing Of Hon. Carl Schurz, Miss Agathe
Schurz, Miss Marianne Schurz. H. Gaul-
lier. Vim. Meyer and e. p. Hanna, J. E.
Spencer, Agent Of the Pyramid Lake Res
ervation, w. II. H. WATSON, clerk, and a
Reno Gazette reporter, left here at 6 A. NJ.
They will spend the day there and return
here in the evening and take the west
bound train for Reno Tuesday. arriving in
San Francisco on Tuesday evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27
Delinquent Sale Notice.

EoURTH OF JULY GOLD AND SILVER
I Mining Company.
Location Of principal place of business, San
Francisco, California.
Location of works, Eureka Mining District.
Eureka, Nevada.
Notice.-There is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of assess
ment mo. 81 levied on the 18th day of June,
1880, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, as fol-
lows
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27

The Cincinnati Enquirer states this
Mr.. John w. Slower, a well-known Re-
publican Of Wyoming. an ex-oficer Of
the Republican Club and once a member
OF the old Second Army Corps, returned
yesterday from an extensive trip
through the northern part of the State.
and returned, too, red-hot for Hancock,
his old commander. He declares his in
tention 70 support the gallant Demo-
cratic leader. and he was yesterday pre-
pared 70 name . hundred Republican ex.
soldiers with whom he himself had con.
versed in the State who will also vote
the Hancock. English ticket.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27

JuDox BLACK has acted as GarAeld's
attorney. He wrote . quasi defense o.
Gardsld's Credit Mobilier transaction,
which would have done good service had
y not given the lie to what Garfield had
~prsviously said under oath. Judge Black
says Il do not really know any good
man who has done and assisted in doing
20 many bad things in politics a. General
GArAsld."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27

SAYs the Examiner A confidential
friend and jealous supporter of Roscoe
Conkiing ~characterises the Ohio Republic
can managers and leaders as "a shifty,
snallow, double-faced lot, with nothing
square about them, who take their
whisky out Of oranges and talk like Il
norters.' And this is said with Garfield
looming up highest among the lot Is it
not "disloyal " to the candidatef
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27
House of Six Rooms to Rent for
$50.

EURNIsHED IF DESIRED. NEWLY Pa
il pered; water in the yard.
Apply on the premises three doors south OF
the new school-house, or at Mrs. Bailys'
corner CLARK and Edwards streets.
Eureka, July 26, 1880. jy27-3t*
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27

GENERAL RosEcRANs says; ~ am
tired of the talk Of the Solid South and
a Solid North, and hope to hear no more
OF it," That is the view Of all sensible
Americans.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27

JOHN SHERMAN declares that he Is
piling up silver dollars because the people
viii not have them. His last statement
shows that while he has ~. 600. 900 silver
dollars. h has w $50. o00. 900 Of paper
piled up. and sl2e. 900. 600 In gold. Ac-
cording to his s~tAtsnsnt. nobody wants
either paper or gold.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27

The timid Republicans who fear that
the ex-Confederates will walk off with all
the turkey in case of Hancock's election,
should bear in mind, the Cincinnati En-
quirer suggests, that the guerilla. John A.
Mosby, was appointed United States
Consul at Hongkong on the recommended
ton Of General Garfield and Charles
Foster. Garfield personally besought the
appointment. It fought to be added, too,
that Mostly has made q bang-up Consul,
and unearthed . gang Of thieves.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27

GEs. 2. G. MARSHALL, q prominent
Republican Of Pennsylvania, has hoisted
me nanccck flag. He says. III have
known him for . lifetime, having been
with him a. . young man in the United
States infantry. and from his boyhood to
the present time ! have never known a
man more pure than Gen. Winfield Scott
Hancock"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27
FOR SALE

A NUMBER OF GOOD HORSES AND
"A Mules for sale, or will be exchanged for
wood or charcoal. For particulars apply to
w. II. SWEENEY / 90.
Fashion Stable, Eureka.
Eureka. July II, 1880. jy19.2w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27

The Reno Journal affects to believe
that il il impossible for the Democrats to
get control Of the next Nevada Legiala-
ture. It may be improbable, but it
should not be. The Republicans have
not exercised their power in a way to in
spire the confidence Of the people of the
State. Their attitude on the railroad
question at the last session should, if
nothing else, be sufficient to defeat them
in the coming election. It is not possible
for the Democrats to get possession Of
the Senate. but they may elect members
enough Of the two Houses to insure the
return Of a Democrat to succeed Senator
Sharon. It is easy enough to demon
strate how this may be done.
The Legislature is composed of rs
members-necessary to a choice, 38.
There are IA hold-over Senators, IL Re-
publicans and l Democrat, the latter be-
ing Sheperd, Of Elko. At the ensuing
election 81 members Of the Legislature
must be chosen. To insure a majority on
joint ballot the Democrats must elect 81,
while the Republicans can get along
with %. The SENTINEL believes that
the Democrats can easily secure the num-
Der they require, and many more. For
instance, Storey county might be carried
with its IA members ; Esmeralda, q;
Douglas. 2; Churchill, l; Humboldt, 4
Lander, 8; Elko, A.; Eureka, s.; White
Pine, s.; Lincoln, 4, and Nye, 3. Total,
AZ. or 10 more than is needed. The mar
gin is sufficiently large to provide against
accidents. But Storey is the chief fac.
tor in the contest. Should the Demo-
Gratis carry that county they can hardly
fail of q majority on joint ballot, thus
giving them the United States Senator.
The prize is worth an earnest and ener-
getic effort on the part of our Storey
county brethren. Most Of the other
counties noted are naturally Democratic,
and will 60 80 this fall by increased ma
jorities.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27
NEW TO-DAY.
NEW BARE Err sHoF

DAN N16BDE,
CLARK St., next door to Chris Malaltesta's sa-
loon. Having opened q new and neat shop, ]
am now prepared to do
sCUTT TING, SHAVING AND ShAMP00in6.
In the best manner and at reasonable prices.
Eureka, July 26, 1880. jy27-1m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27

Ex-SEcRErAEY BRrsrow is said to
have told . Yale College professor that
ne should not only vote for Hancock, but
should work for his election.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27
ToR RENTT.

A DWELLING HOUSE ON PAUL STREET.
IA Six rooms. with cellar and wood-house,
A. N. HILLH0USE.
Eureka. juno /. 1850. jun2-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27

And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the 18th
day Of June, 1880, 80 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock a. may be necessary, will
be sold at public auction. ut the Office Of Parker
C~rittenden, auctioncer, Room 2b, Merchants
Exchange Building, No. 43l California street,
San Francisco. California. on
Tuesday, the Tenth day OF August,
At the hour Of one O'Clock p. n. Of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to.
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale. J.. W. PEW, Secretary.
o~fhce-Room is No. $40 Pine street, San
Francisco. Calffornia. jy25-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27
NOTICED

THE HOLDER OF CERTIFICATE MUM.
/ Der 60l. thirty shares overman, is re-
quested to call at our Office.
PAXTON & 90.
Eursks. July 20. 1880. jyal-iw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27
Notice Of Dissolution.

ITO ALL PERSONS WHOM IT MAY CON-
Il Germ TIL co-partnershfp heretofore ex-
listing OF Farmer 4 Lesser. proprietors Of the
New York Store, has been dissolved by mutual
consent, MT. Farmer retaining the entire Stock
OF Goods. Store Fixtures, and all outstanding
accounts. J. D. FARMER.
JULIUS LESSER.
Eureka, June Co. 1880. IN In
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27

GeC week In your own town. Terms and
9OO Is outnt free. Address h. HALLxrx I
Co., Portland Maine;
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-27

Virginia, July 2s-oaieb J. Crowley and M
Margaret Moran, both Of sutro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-11
CIVIL NOTES.

An Injunction was granted yesterday oy
Judge Reynolds 10 the Brooklyn CITY Court, ." 'no
Of the FIRST Reformed Presbyterian Churc
restraining lanes Sample aud Thomas Nevins from
Withdrawing from The vaults of the BROOKLYN ssie
I,eposf Cacnpany $4,000 III Government Dohu; lHc
nroert, OF The church DathelGst near MVlte-aNc,
was sold III April and the surplus after payIns tnc
mortgage was 50 600 which Mrssrsoanple ana NeVnlS
a. rms ees de rused the church Ihere are tmo
factions church. aud one party Is trying 10 get INC
Iponeg from the other.
The will of Mrs. Sarah Hughes, who died
recently at No 1877 MyrIle-ave, bcqueathing s4oooo
was tn sabect OF contest before SURROGATE t
IN Brockyn Yesterday. The property Is In te mann iel
TO one sos Oscar. and another sOh man. osPu'ou 'H0
probate on tue ground o. undue Influence.
In the divorce SUIT of Elizabeth b. Young
brougbt against jefferson Young retired naval "ihcef
the piantlf was awarded $50 month alimony ana Soo
counsel fee, 10y Judge McCue Thursday in Brooklyn
The SUIT Will soon be Tired
Leave to sue the receiver of the Long islanG
Railway Company granted 20 W. g. DIuiAihoh" ny
Judge Cooke, Brooklyn, Yesterday. The SUIT Is of
5000 damages Tor injuries received III cOihsO" "'
Valley Stream, september Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-11
NOT STANDING BY HIS GUARANTEE.

second trial of the suit of Phillp "A.
Fitzpatrick agaus, L. c. Woodruff for damages Erowl"H
on, OF railroad investments was begun peiore 'uuSo
Freedman, in the Superior Court yesterday flopa'i"
made the acquaintance In 1877 OF MI ""ou" IA" WV
was cornecfed with Buffalo paper manufacturing
Arm Mr. Ftzpa;ilck says that Mr. Woodruff learrin&
that he had some spare money 10 invest offered hiih
$4,000 of the stock OF the Erie and Genesee Naley
Railroad Comuany at 90 cents on the dollar Mr. Wood
Iu also ave h,n his personal guarantee that lie snoud
lose uothag b. the and that he would take
the stock back 81 any Mr.. FITZPATRICK might choose
Jhe stock afterward fell value and ls to-day worth
les than 30 cents On dollar Mr. Flt8patcs DfouSh
SUIT 10 pei Mr. Woodruff TO make good lhe loss Inc
iury or tc ta six weeks ago disagreed standing
10 one IN Mr. Ftzpatrcks favor The case WIN DE evea
10 the Jury Oh second trial to-day. Mr. WOoqiul'
deuies having offered any Inducements 10 MI rue
patrick 10 maze the investment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-11
nECISllN,-DEC. 10.

smpre,ne Court Cb0mbers-Bv JUDGE Daniels
ter Il Caslaaa tho matter 81 IaY 'meye In The matter
oi SSSn an IN 1 st
receiver shoG have per cent ont no eeGusti zee s IN @
oIa1dsn Brown Eldrdge In tlls case iull anu
maj Tbe edings cannot DC Subsidized simple
point ehrencs between n, part Is wh1 fully e1Sm,aed
comes Gown 90 TIE question whe U tse ueh lam H. ease
ne amount que o. thsi POM hnA 'NI fs
IS with him. a. he nust be DISCHARGED Aah1h az NanOo
amoSh''' I,,e t5vSc, In.titn T. Parr Granted
90 az nol t s 'If,n drnii Without costs Patti
sou o shonla be nofa 6 MySad ig
-br and Others-D mic see memorandum.
4icarrqi IsrIn.-By Pres dingJGdge DAVIS am Judges
Brady AM Barrett salIus ag shepaI % uu
less the eaul REQUIRES ne ret IN 10 De MED gs'S ne
IN ne ioi rsun at last week OF TIC anuar, term
1be Rdse 5c,otye and Iacl1e agr Kelly al
-MoOa rgunent ienicd "ith costs anu lS0urSemeHIs
' cn.ye2 Ri 49, 8v Judge PiCkert owens
C.rcnif-P4r. IT-Bv Judge B,acbGinoIls and another
SgS LoesST e. a e 9h moon to 3 a-Ge non suit
denied Holman ast Lazarus-ni OF exceptions sethed as
SMoerior l'ouri-Spec,al Term - Bv Chief Justice
sedgwcE MeIedh agt The For'y second tise' ana GRAIN
there arance aud 40 answer etc served pail
did but as no defendant should have an opportunity
,noticn may be adjourned that purpose agi tho
MayoT eclhr eits @ Rti ITho Letter annexed to
pisiy NJ aorueys sn tyit that the applica
' ~ 0, Amounting JACOB < GelsstnhaIne guardian
aa hidn Of infant defendant s Alkaline aerns Lice act
Moriso. 81 "A. Orer granting pa nuh t1tt allowance
JIaun az Ken for 1uggment ong CT Al atl
Russell liam tg kenhelr a. order On Il ~
tur grautaI rcuturs med ana lul n-iis auImeu no
Mason sank a-i. SeI-n ag DaVisOruere Granted
Nnblnlz N -i-bernorue aIDTdtr OF dsoOntnuance
laIgwaEs ag order colinuli Juhcton'
Wale a. ..icari-Osder grantet GOeet ~ IhOE e. ~
Order 81 substitution Quitting aCt me Dry DorS f-as1
BrOadwar ana Battery kaITOd OMlauy-Otdef sigitu
Common Pleds-SpcciGi Iem-Bv JudgeN an HOesen.
-Suenpc co. Nerth ~ Ct a!.-Fiudii a slgnei
t1',,, TORN Nv lndcc j. T. Daly-Aunaun AumanD.
,r ,laufiu oDnioA Muller tue hnlcker.
hc S%ug il' I' g COMPANY signed
Warm 10 ChdpeerS-Bg JUICE Sneridan.-
reishn,n AT Wilson-Case led and filed. Lane act
fow non GRANTED Tor December II. 1851 Bourne nus
All Defendant sehaTged lieniy sgt nlheI
schener-.io denied on terms lcccs IT, az. Auaans'
-(lyd amend ne summit In re HoYt cic-OIl' Nhcl
I'M ord \ OF OvemDer 49, 1850 oOnO1a Naey WINE ana
Rr,ndv Company agt. Hyman.-J nj gment on fenlutur
stevens Az BecImau Nay T. CrObyn NUM- 49,, oioos
Ga lsgher II Hc ness GalagueI hs' sAe.-' "
6ed IJus.a agt Drnhaus Zaun agL harK5.-OiutIS o.
Gi.eouuguauce. HICKS agt la Mars -lauC nun aSI
Iochmou- rider OF substitution Ko ne az Wedeneyer-
order signed , ,..,u o,a uo.,or co,,
By Judge Hawes-The Kerosene Imp ana ued'ed Soli
many AIT Scgopps- new iFial denled opinion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-11
inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

BoDIE CAL Dec. 10.-ihe crosScut OF the Bos-
ron Consolidated mine runs 36 feet east from me
shaft and cut4 VEN feet wide on The 2OO-
level Ths vein has been drified on fora distance
of 2sG feet north and south on ms
no,nf no feet north of the crosscnt the east and
vest VEINS connect. lie hanging wall carries a
small seam OF ricl ore; The remainder OF the ledge
is of fair milling qua ity AT the race oil the nlIt tne
o,,cr1i character - improved average As avs snow
ssII2 ner Ton. The ledge formation 10 26 feet be-
tween the walls About go nsot ore have been
cxtractcd and are on the Dumps All
Hnshaft follows the ledge from the end
a. fine DRIFT 10 the surface The ledge
improves as depth is gained. The crosscut on the
800 level cut the west VEN tWenty-ohe ieet cas-. ol
feet WIDE. and has been drilted on for a
Instance Of 2G9 feet, varying in width IRON
2 TO feet. The east vein has not YET been reached
rest is tar milling ore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-11
CLOSING PRICES or PHrLA DBLPHiA ST0CkS
Rel,nrt,d bu IonN T. DAVE g co. No. u WILs.

FRIDAY, Dec IV-f n
There was nothing IN to-,iay's stock market 'ha'
might not be regarded natural sequence OF mo
sharp rrcovIes IN prices from the bad break Of last
week. But there were special causes affecting tno
market other than the ordinary disposition 20
realize profits of from to Z per cent when naa
accrued within two or three days. The spsc'a'
weakness OF Western Union, with the natural rear
that any further break IN ITS price would demon
al 70" the whole Market was sufficient TO impair. !"
the dealings feverish If not heavy tone. 10 'nS
however, was added renewed faar of the imInedia''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-11
THE COURTS.
CRUELTY NOT EXCUSED BY STATION.

Julia Aumanu brought an action In tue
Court Of Common Pleas two years ago for separation
om her and Louis Aumann, on the ground OF cru
city There "a reconciliation in January, 1879 anu
Ire SUIT was dropped Then the husband renewed MS
aos of cruelty aud the wife was compelled TO begin an
other action for separation On the recent trial before
Judge f. DAILY she testified that he assaulted ner WIN
m iron bar: that threw her head against the stoVe
that hsf with broomscs, and IN various one
Wnys Wrecked drunken illtempered fury on hef
In defence IL was attempted shown that the vic
at times insane ana her testimony not
and AZ W IS conteuded that Mr. AumanD was net 10 pc
held TO the obligations Of person IN better society,"
yadee DAILY In mis- opinion handed down yesteray,
th X thar tho OF the RECOMMENDATION
have been Sufficiently proved entitle the woman 10
Judgment IN her favor On the other question Jeugc
Day saws When IL question OF kindness ana Yen.
derness social station make difference I'D o"'S
tom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-11

Roy Of nj 20 sarah schoied. ......:;...::., "ooo
lothsi No 2lS West 2ohiOS'% o'imu " 5000
wnssSs ssT Of "a w Mlry spAoo 5000
aathss 100 ls1 ioS Sohiohoi "n.' 1900
lin ri n g. 1858 II of Broadway, 2iXlOS3i Jnns
W Gimbe-nat and another exoourX etc 70 SAN n ooo
McMi .-.----'''''-'-
SAM pT,perty: las w Lille TO same ..;s,-;;---;,;
Josh i97 r. Of IT, an aye Tsbss $40,
Same property George W ruoos ana wno" ... $500
-
4aths 100 Of Iohay s;r seSSiooo' INC 3s25o
eSdst 26s q " Of $i IL TSa ag5t Crane 10000
76hst $50 Of Ave srberS aud snotSers 45oO
l57thst s. 500 n o. IL wm Buckley 10000
Old Post Road VS. az acresn "a De''.s ls4oO
,a,Ss. N lao IL e of Ave A. 25x92 and also. S
lsths le2 Nm ~ e F 81 IL ..o 1000
setist n S ve Ns s5d a we 20 Foster $4,000
Oh AZ 8 8 Iot no 10, 2jx96.2l2 Moore OF OIL TO
n Moore.
7e,h-st 7s5 n g Of 0th-ave, 77th-st 15&ZOi4i
/ n Jacobs and wife 10 A Barnet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-11
MINES AND MINING.
FR,pAY, Dec. 10-P s.

FRIDAY, Dee. IU-T' ,"
The markets for mining shares were no SUI 49,,
active. but rather heavy tone preF""'"' ,,
Leadville shares South Iiite was p'r''c","'"
declining from 80 to % cents. Ciim'A W." -,
steady at about OF cent?, and Anne al 42"iV Ctiof
ChrsoIite 4, clned from 65s to 6ss and Little Chlef
49, drr at obont I 90. Consoi lated Virginia was
!, cents lower at 2.20 but California adVa"oen
conts n I 20. and Consolidated Pacific {" "a l0o,
poston consolidated WAS steady at 2S5G 2'oOi an1
Mineral Creek recovered TO 20 bn hnS'n sol q,
l. Mco.e wa cm at l. Huklll AMI ano ~ o and
a. ~ .1, e., stmng at I75 Of the fancies SlVeI
Nrggst dronped TO 10 cents ard Bonanz1 hcI 10
Is cents. Copper KnoD beng steady NJ IL o,ern
at 90 cents and Calayrrls 1T 81 cents. Inc ih"l
kets closed dull and irregular
,,,v,va ,rJq, gVgTtvGF SttgS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-11
Qut,lon Sales OF RcdI Cstaie.
ENOR SALE.
wArER POWER AID REAL EsTArE.

Worthy the attention of capitalists The Referee IN part
ton Jervis y the IL daN 81 10 i
al m rublic Auctlol, an tle
Estate Of The ate Henry H. Finnn, deceased The proey
Of OF said deceased an
dwellings, and los situated ia tie business pa OF e
town also valu erst mil WIN mouefu I'M
and accessible he d raj road together
with plaster factory connecc dr1ve1 by Two
~ oytrshot waerwheels Ormer bv large IRON "hte
under tk}) weutv feet heal also Ohe "a QuIStcy
mick factory dr. 800 I'M tynch turbine wne' lOr
planning nl is branches sash ana Oh d. ana uoVr au
furniture manutactory; together win ne m,I, anu
facfOrv will sold Valuaue Watf power
created ami FURNISHED by The surplus water oil
at Port JEWS n " and throughout me whole ens,1
which Port Jervs situated lSdli tNe -
mile, long. said canal company continue tne waeI III
dalton of the owners OF sdiH
- Other canal have been
drawn off ana inc Navigation suspended for the winter se
90. .-. ~, to-. ,.,t, mol.
and OVcTshpt wheel on mountain
broot tog her with iii cen acres 81 Land situated
a Crnete.'s Pont Just outside tie Corporation OIL Fot
Jervis. -, o =, 4, ,or 4.fAN
Referne. o., y. or
WV q. y. HOWELL Paiuttf's Atty
Port Jervs
Oror,ga 20 Nav York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-11
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.
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ALBANY, Dec. 10.-ln the Court OF Appeals
to-day present The In Charles j. Foger C. d. and
associates ia. following business was transacted:
No 2oa -, co-ee W Kidd Respondent Thomas Nc
(rmac ana ofhers argued by f. r. Belalny Tor
appe Ian ed Thomas 1llDey Tor respondent
Insurance Company OF ldOOkIyh fespo-
dent aR william Floyd Others, appellants argued oy
aupcau D. y. Bernard Tor RESP ondent
No 10 Oliver Blyan. TusDOndent AIT AlozJ G. stewart
rnpieacef Nv huius W. fecAhhh
appe ant aud blnitJcd for respondent. ,,,
D avid. appellant agt MHl3mHDufgn
FIRE insurance Ondrnt: argued by wafer -
Iossn lor ,pcan Os5OrIc r. Bright ior respond n
pos -johu GarwOOd respondent, agt. the New-Iofk
central and HUDSON RaIOa1 COups0 appellant
ar md NV anu for appellant ana Moses iasgart Tor
respondent -, 90, -, .,s.is ,or ,oraav
Dsemhsr III 1884 Is rs follows; No. 537, $40, 400 /,
5zl 54S. 0OJ, and COS.