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FOLEY. Auctioneer, Gil 7th ct. NV.

I win sell. at pu, Il auction. on TUESDAY. II"
CCIobER 10th, COMMENCING AT lOHEt&S
O'CLOCK, An. and continuing from day {281
20 DAY until the entire stock is sold. over. -,
Brandy, Wines, Champagne, and other brands /;
aiso nne stock OF Tobacco Cigars, the Fixtures.
last day OF isae, at store Gas It'll street northwest
ms is rare chance for dealers and hotel keepers,
highest bidder for cash. =
Sale positive.
FOLEY, Auctioneeer.
oSt15-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-16
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
T. COLDwEIL. Real Estate Aucaoneer.

TRTsIFES, SALE OF VALUABLE. u. BUSINESS S, IS
PROPERTY, BEING No. T4l, EAST SIDE OF
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN e AND II
STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trnst, dated -
September Doth. A: d. 1915, and duly re. FIJI
corded in Ilber 1875. folio 135, one OF the -AS-.
land records for the District Of Columbia and st the
request Of the party secured thereby We s1an SCI,
in front of the premises, at pubic auction, on
THURsDAY THE 2srH DAY OF OCTOBER, A ID:
1880, AT O'CLOCK p. N the following described
real estate situate in the city OF Was 1n9ton D. u,
and being part of Lot numbered fourteen (l4), IN
snuare numbered four hundred and fifty-fo
(4b4) beginning for the same at point on the line
Of Seventh street ferry (40) feet south from the
northwest corner Of said lot and running thence
east at right angles with said Seventh (7th) street
seventy five 75) feet thence south twenty 2 feet
eleven inchts thence west seventy five feet, and
thence nor tweaty feet eleven inches to the psce
Of BEGINNING together with the improvements, Sc
Terms One-tllird cssh; balance in two (2) equal
instsllnaents. in six and twelve months, with in.
terest from day of sale, and secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold: or ST. cash, at pur-
chaser's option. 800 deposit st time of GALE All
conveyaIclR and recording st purchasers cost
II terms Of sale are not complied with in ten days
from day OF sale, the Trustees the right to
resell the came after seven days advertisement.
CHARLES q. OLIVER r.
cell BkAINARD III. WARMER 4iUSsOCo.
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HlRUsTEE's SALE OF LOTS IN MOUNT
II

By virtue Of deed of trust recorded among ~
the land records Of the District Of Columbia. Nv
auction. ON TUESDAY. THE 18TH OF 0oToBER.
1850. At 80 O'CLOCK P IN front Of T the prem a
Browns subdivision Of Mount Pleasant, D 9. VIZ:
Lots II, Is, n, and the west half Of Lot 49, IN
4, in Block II; Lot 10. In Block Is; Lots and H.
in Block 16; Lot IL, in Block IT, ana Lots ana "
Terms: One-,hird Of the purchase money cash;
balsnce Elk and twelve months, with per cent
interest, secured by deed OF trust Deposit OF 40
on each lot at sale.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Aucts. octl-d&ds
W- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
place: hEGINALD FENDALL. Trustee
THOS. j. FISHER CO.. Aucts. octl2-d&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-16
ANNE. II. VAN REUTH.
PARISIAN MODES,
lIl2 18th street northwest.

ELEGANT WALKING, EVENING AND RECEP-
lion DRESSES
LATEST NOVELTIES IN DRESS Trimmings
BUTTONS, ETC.
Consignment Of JERSEY WAISTS and PLUSH
SASHkS- oct9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-16

THUMAS UOWLINO, Auouoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
~ BY virtue CT deed of trust dated August yz&
6tb, 1878, and recorded in Libar 1874, folio s53
2O2, We will sell. on WEDN EhDAY, The 9Th -
DAY OF OcToBEB 1880, in front of the premises, AT
oCLcckP NJ. Lots Fl, % and east half of Lot 20,
in Square No. 100.
Lots q, % and east half OF 20 are on NJ street,
between 10Th and 2lst streets. and will be divided
into five Lots u feet eaeb. and of DIAM feet.
Ierns: one third cash residue in six and twelve
months, with interest, to be secured by deed of
trust. $50 deposit on each lot when sold.
FRED. w. JONES, orrr,4.o,
THOS. L. HUME, ! Afos'seS'
THOMAS DOWNING. Aucioneer. sep29-ds
THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880, Al 5
O'CLOCK P. NJ. BY order of Trustees.
oct7-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
sE- THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAyoIDABlY
postponed until MONDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, 1880
same hour and place. BY order of Trustees
Octl3-6tS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-16

Baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner
9th and - Streets.
Baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New
Jersey Avenue and @ street.

italy except Sunday.
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LADIES GOODS.

N1 ton With Agency for g. I TAfLOR'5 PAT
ST STEM or CUTTING, &c, 1898 st.
north. oct9 -5rn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-16
T,HoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

THOS. J. FISHER, Auct,
octl4, rs, 16, lS, 10, -, %. %, &c, 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-16

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING
AND LOT ON IRST STREET, BE TWEEN
DAND L STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUG
, 1880-05-08
ART.
ART NOTES,

ART NOTES.
A new ParIeian stroot has been nn1nod nfter
Viollct-le-Duo.
Thor.ycroft has completed his statue OF Diana
for tho l,oyal Academy.
Thy pe,lnsylyanta Academy OF Fine AXIS IL
open on Sunday afternoons.
Tho social Art Club Of PHILADELPHIA, mn orgnn-
lzatiun which has tho encouragement of the
most distinguished citizons, gnye u reception at
tho Academy Of Fine Arts last week.
Mr.. W. II. Acard'B lnteat canvas is "Band-llM
Cranes In n Fog" Mr.. Henrd's pen has been
busy of Into with sotnu gcuul satlros which will
soon do public honor to bis literary side.
An carly number Of tho 1faa'lxino Of Art will
contnin a paper Oil "Qucen yicturln md Art"
whc b. by ns M e. hqr e. ~
MuJesty md by tho prdncu Couaort-
Tho St. Louis skotch Club in:ands to ndopt tho
Tile Clnn plum Of zach member choosing ~ p~n
last lneotin8, held under tho old system. tho
aensral subject was ilawthorno'a "seaflee Lot
pr. Alfred wo,tmnan, who dIoa recently at
mt likely to 10 serioaay dcluyed. Tho iitst vol
Sidney Coivii's English trinaiatlon viii bo
! brought Out hort during tho tall.
Thu great annual a5t eyent ot :ho world. r. lss
1las.iel.- Lspagc, uougnc1eau. Cabanel, La,i.
rrns, Lofebru, and others aru Represented ~
urcs III tho exhibition. Netthor Do Nittls, DE
Ncuville nor Detaillo arc represented.
Mr. ~ !. i. ns lIas: T. wosktng o. .; .gonI*dI. "a.
t,st n1sa pf wosk 5hs yoar Is tno B:oau
i.izzio Ashore on lrlhgehampton." He will 70
EsoL 4 May w. 1et%r ,i Il tnS aus@m t ~
tho iiah,cnlMisn Fair with \ hole in tho eorsacr,
sovoral lvnts md aeratchsa, but oan casl'y 10
, 1880-05-08
An American Honeymoon.

t,.,.s . t9f1 M SocMly. =, Ia,
d.a - !t'eud OF nlno wus introduced tho other
NJ ~ 7, 70 very charming young American LADY
chsst,nls 81 Mensva. With TINT nalyeto and franknesa
SnuTasacte!lstlo SnTa OF YAnke0 wonAnklnd. she AQUA
nias: nosmed him that she was spending her honey.
15ion 1"i y N Europe. "rhat must be vosy delight
thHs,"l sn!oy II isutuensnly." Thsa It occurred
hne'a.aa aa.a ttat he had seon nothing OF tho lady'a
tSuaoaasaa. "Your htlabRnl u not heru To- day.
f.out ne adued. 1ie saya he shall not caAlly
soKet the cuMica1 expression Of amusement aud
murine na!Us u!on boz faos ~ aho answered. With a
het With mel I left bin Ia New York; Tbis
haat h.a " honeymoon ~ unique. wonder II thu
suaoanu s.aa4u Wal enjoying hts honeymoon With
felhaps he w4s,
, 1880-05-08

tho land ID, follow tho eye. both these
matters receive considerable attention from
Mr., Walker. Preccpt without practice Il rs
useless in drawing as III otllar ,stndtes,
and tho 'tnynrsu Il equally true. We ltave
they ought to bo OF assistance to tho wonltl-
By drnugt,tsHan. The style Of tho writer is
clear and simple, and every rulo laid down
Is botl explained and Illustrated '"'
, 1880-05-08
1,lonoul. Translated by Emily j. Leonard.
New York: q. T, rutnam's Sons. Prico
pREA11AM1TEA.

, r,,-!,,a,, 4N - ~ 11rtvne.,,v -, Mali.
iFol WlncnS' .,.ar VI 1'rr nv ea.ai,t ~. .,aI
gHlt, Is pfollhc W1l1et' Cut htst acQuaint-
nnco with him was Obtained through tho
reading Of Ills little work, against tho "Doc-
tstmn - 1s,.cjutjn, f,,,h1a,,e,l In MA H,ncc
.,,nt 4,,.. w. w. ,,os hoc,m A., ovoutfnni.t h,,t
uas tl.nc ~ t..n ,..n,. y" ,vn1s..a NV
extended d. work from lila pcn entitled, "pre.
oda.nltcs; or, A Demonstration OF the Exist
amer ~ Ne,, neforo Atiar,.p Tho volume il
emee ". nlea u, IN ~ nes n,,t,ahcd hv ~
HrigRs ~, o1 oey. tn ~ wv y so"tal1n W umoa~
Dlh Specltnen ~ w m,s ~ ..1s,! n1,h;.kank ~.
WniGE wils d,,1 dora h III m,tr' ~ uGst 1,as.
MorH T., u tv o.,1,trv Tc MINER IL ixretrnt
the binding spefn me ,s ,maFglii ,'t, m nfoESr
extent ai,A ~ nFllH Hi,;ch Sis sn uau uGant.a'
ua ,.n,s, way" 4, nn,nt ~ drst nm
Miu nsty f1Sic0 s,;ii A ''''S " o'''eA "''u
Inc W1rK IT, ~ thn oninr Z; Ghp
srs' u uo ai ~ ~ t,'r,,a III au tMnt ~ - Sm o, lily
anann a 9'n ram o% dam mi Evn cnnsl.re M H u ns
,,n-an,,s h,, tln ~, tin cn,,, ~
H. tecnes nr ii xsiinr e ~ tbo Nrti Mgie a Wes
neop'1 & mts} rs,@tc. 9hot tin EIaod nix Mv nt
.te u ~ III h~sn1n Iii nt.ai,tnmte ntH ~ tus tbo
oarsi, ysxc, ~, tfc family Of N"n and I!cncn o
tat a. " Na. 'aScs Ss H. a. XVII Yr;do. Hro no. He
seeta, g, y o HIN r1 ,t 'u ~ sn,n ;n'a Hsc 1e
~ .'n r.','a,eo MI m ~ mnnv n,her r,ons
az & an,s linn tha oi,tt,ny n,i,nits n,,si
n,at,,tn1,,s ~, III lint thrist tfa secnni Mnm nj" IL
cGnteas tat ~ , Go1rs tc rc;,o o. i'Gles
- "pIG thn tGr 1hurt IVA nntfrn thnt prnr W}ns.
ooii ii'I .'a III accnt Tn fercea " n,amv
,,,,,t,, % ~ ,,,oM nithnn1h S,c T Enn,ss ,i
n,r ~ lsnoas ~ ~ Tia SccGrn,ri afnnveros o
s2",i m - J, whici, prof Vitney rarar,is ~ ssi,s R
| hi,1 inmg,,1,v WIZ" r. In" ,plcioeene nnr'o,i. NJ
IVhH1AA, tS'' no
, 1880-05-08
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GLEAN1NGs FROM PoNTREs1NA AND TI1T
urpEit ENGAptNE.
JOHN LEYBouRN GODDARD.
ATHEATISE ON THE Law OF EAAEMENTs
ssssnA Ed!tton Masn EnlatE r55fassa4 ~ ths Mon .
law in the Doston Ulivar1lty.
LEONARD A. JONES. ......
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MOlrrGAGE4.
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, 1880-05-08
LITERATURE: AND SCIENCE.
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Modern Experi-
rnents.
Winchell's Preadamites-Mme. Junot's
Memoirs Of Napoleon-Ohris-
ty Caraw-Misoella-
neouB Works,
Magazlnes-Books Recelssd-Lileraty and Ari
Notes-Bo!any, Zoology, and Anas-
Qmy-Seensi7c holes.
LITERATURE.


LITERATURE.
-N11. eN-
HISTORY OF roh1TlcAn EcoNns!t. t
1t is over forty yentS since Jerome Atolphe
Dlanaul, son Of Jean DominlQuo Hlanqut,
writer Of some reputation oil financial quea-
lons, ana @orosneso1 ..e o1pts ma,,, I9a,.n 3n'.
nistag!tator, Louis Auguste blana,l, having
just succeeded to the Chair Of History and
on u tho retirement ' Of lis % master, !. b. Say,
pllbiisllca DOOR III ilvo Soll1Haes ,a, eIa!'s'ea
"IHlstolre 10 rEcohomle iont'qne en
Joltrs." The work was Mt onco welcomed by
thtnkora nnrl reonon,3sis M i, ,nost tnnorta,it
o,d rolnnf,o @ contribution tn tho literature Of
n tta saa, .na smh'ont nv o,nc,tto ana axncri
encc, MS well rs by tho zeal with whfcl, llc
lad devoted himself to tho study OF CON-
,mar,o r,nr,,Foot,,rss mn, ,no,lsicc.cconomic
mefce, ama po'yo"v'H ,ao,ter' ,"o1
qualified for the development Of tic plan
mapped out when io undertook this work.
Fcw writer's Of Professors ,,aye ljsptRyed 10
great afuor ana ACTIVITY, or oee s
| by writings 80 mArkeu by ahil1ty hhu 1nt-
reachfng investigation. In 1860 tho fourth
| edition OF this work, In two volumes, was
pMnl's'led IN France, au iIon tns Gu.t'oa. s'sa
alas Leonafu lias maze INC 1fa,sl"tlon Detofe
US. 1t Is matter of surprise tliat MI Eiisllsn
ce censidensiens e s'' Which If 0s indaeed ] A aiss
n",,nsa " ,,nIo.to,,o tho ,oar NJ
Leohata 10 uhueftaSe u'e msk ~
present would seem to havo oeeh
rH nI"%n;',a hstory te IA % the on,v existing work YORK
.a"Mt,.sn,. rnoorJ, ~ t,,a ,,,,o ,,,,mo,,ort
eonunlns lceotus y. w s 'Utv .,,tnt ..1t' nar.s
M' xsps.. ~ 49,. ~ Law, @ ~ nrooo.. n,1
, 1880-05-08
LITERARY NOTES.

Br. Henry Janlcs, Jr.. Is en- gagged on a new
novel, which will arpcar in n serial form on 10Th
sides Of tho Atlantic simultaneously.
The monograph on 'Tho Independent Ncpub- /
licnn Movement" nuuouncol by q. +. rutnan's
sons will nuke a volume OF lou rascs-
A posthumous novel by Sheridan Lo Fanu,
md now novel entitled "Migs Doubcrie,"
frt,n tho pen OF Mrs. Molcsworth, nro In ptcss III
II. Odysso narot has lust put cut novol called
!" Les Anolrs 10 ID Duchcsse" which Is OF u
highly sensational chanlctor. Tho sceno is laia
in Englnnd,
III. Ernest Daudet, brother OF Alphonso, has
recently published Il volume Of " Souvenirs do
Ia prcsidenco dts Mnrechal MauMahou" covor-
Ing tho po riou lS'&-''v.
Bfne. Clara schumann is preparing btog-
rapny Of her lnto husband, enriched ny his liter
nrr rom al,s III shape Of cttsFs, criticisms, es-
snys, etc.. nuycr b1t0rc published.
At II Into suln In p,rEs book by modern
binder. Trnutz- -1iauzonnGt. MASTER ot th1 nrt
{: y W. p s1a rsseess sSs & bnda ~nss '''
The Saturday llsrte,o says TINT Hector slalot Is
v. one Ut tho TOW French novcl!sta who nlay coil.
prntl,lnte themselves un winning fanao niid pop,
tastes"
Tho bfay number Of tho journal Of Education
contains at unpubilahcd poem by John Howard
nayo WIN H,aaa1 ne SUNG y hra fg%n III Il
tho Coitagc."
Tho Lake Forest Unserauy Reuiep maintains
It's RINK Mn onR ctsIrko publications. fr1fnssors
w. rseu1 q a a q
tho young University,
When John l.lohnrl oreen has , l,u!ahod tho rs,
or f snanS h nf nsaSst sstry sstEy e m III
tho CUP that now ,cxats hctwecn Rreolnn,l's
"NoFinnn Cnl,,uest" and Froudo. 6
Messrs. nackwcoa 6 Hons hase Issued fourth ,4,
Witty. IL and II Tanicr snyiuxs" al ucorEo EI!ut.
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.',.,,, -. .....,.,.. T..
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thu sa1irical llttlo pooin. "Tlio Little Tin 0ods
on 11nas wA'ols' when WIS punnsnco year OF '"o
'",vo' Nv, ,.--.v ,r,,,o.,.4 ,.. ,,,o,,.o,,
fr,m Dir. W. 7. uarrisot' y valuable c9lisction
1f autograph !ottets Wnen worS Feeesa tss 9
aS tv,l Wnr y bsy ygnfhnrs tbs, I aie Wliam L,oyS
Garrison. ~,.,,---.--.
u. dc 1resscnst, who has boon made Secretary
ct S y psSeS odxs hSSDs Dars " to ass
rary m FSrtraIts." lii iirst book was published
"aen n1 was ons ,,s =. sn y, '.v ,o,,on,r. =,
Thc,ll," l'urhnps Iauxlvy Will .proyc thnt tho
origin Of s9eey by h!thGtn ulG , unassspente.' !a
'n1 oaa NV soa. aso l,oto.. Hook Of
Ths VIII eight s!xFays paxes ,Ss wrn ,s so y
~ K Job ~ sin itS 'is nsskgryiiss s "a di.on of viii
unS,Fs tx,inr, jetiers tlft4}l. nrUuvht 4i.1.GI
Emsh;s = Mnnsvns III EIKlnud, ;" Tic four vol
umes. cold for FLU.
Tho I,ertylaturo Of Massachusetts has 1us
gs.od% % sttG Il land oh %erth $t1o 69r w. 81
n"nMisi hv Mnp,a Ii.aisntnrs us fnyDrinw tho iii,
, 1880-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.


MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
"11nlf Hundred Songs" Is book Of tos
p1s.s, Io',u..k s,n so'as s ntts INV, Mom sunsn
adaplea " sehool use ana setto on ana la'nit-
iart1ncs. Thebook l'asbeeh carefully cxam~
lncd by teachers and others and by them pro-
% rnaann for ] mov,nu w N % aot os1c their ynrd,rt' IT.
A''0v" ~, w '"o,'as ~ ao' "suv .'s'. 'o.u''''
Tho second volume q "kntFlta !, popa,
scr1ca M haa i,cen " ,,"i;ishea % Nv T. X K 1 FmmE =.
ssl'cS, hss oseh p.onsnsa " l.. =. FunS q
~; ~ W. a.aVe sn,a sna oolole, 1nis ~ % n'a.'
vclo1ls'y cheap edition Of popular work,
cnr, he bountl 10 suit the tastn OF tho p,,r.
cI,oeor Tio nrcaont n,,Tuhnr contatna fran
tha tt,irtv.fonrtt tn tha aIx,v.thtrd cl,nn,crs
inc,nsiye. M ] e anI cns.s m Int @ ao me- cents. ~ ''
''''us'se' a.'a s9sss ~. ~ se,..s, ,,,.
byA. Trumn. Jr.: j,as bcc,, adopted rs n,,-
amo'i.y oy .no "asns'on .,, is' IT,. I."u % " rasis'
ai'u ~ conriiea rom tae pest lhnoef'l au'
dispute over solno Of "Caycndisll's" " de-
clsions, and the latter gentleman In pretty
snnndy abused III the preface. Whist is a
pleasant. gatnc, and one TINT, numbers It's
tionnl Recommendation in TINT It is ,nsitetl
for gambling PURPOSES. This little book Will
undoubtedly b. welcomed by lovers Of tho
game, and settles some disputed questions.
tho artes ~ H. ay a,,hct ~ H. sa,itaru
construction and arrangement, Of dwelling
trunIs lidgdzIic. Tho subject is ono OF
genera! interest md Importance, aud ono
study. Our architects would Disagree with
lin as to some Of Ills plans, h,,t the more the
subject is ag1tatcd the more likely aro, We to
nttain INFRINGEMENT, where It + nseded. The
, 1880-05-08

u no longer TO bo summoned: tho AdmlnissrN-
FinIander*, ,nstesi of having their own nsval
and military. system, arc to be compelled to
;os a9 70 6 5SsT: .bo nj az fnans sss' ~ '
Nes sssps as tSs ssRene ~"a
Z, SanFS spa e. o I. Tes
nrn assured that In 1sH Prince flfstnarrk tl1-
sopoia aut hsss xs wa "st ~ "0'k
books RECEIVED.
DwELt1sa-IIousEs. by Prof. ". II. Cothe,d.
Now York. n. Van Noatraud.
THE vEnpENnonrs. a Novci. Dy basil Ycr-
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A Suicidal l3rldxe.
from tho suspension briiRe which crosses the
,H uao Avtr at WhteltuR. w. W., no kess thAu ton
a"S aafs Jumped 10 wateFy graves.
, 1880-05-08

ElsIe'a tragic death; and the thoroughly
feminine encounters between tho three
married sisters, slsow tint neither pat Inns nor
With I'm extra liberal allowance u Jmllticni
discussion, tho hest sample Of which Is per
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Reading tfie polIticni n,ora'Izing It is hard to
uro Of the unjust atcptnother IS inl,nttably
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ht times md III plnccs It lnay seem tetllUua
It has created considerable discussion lit
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President Hayes saying that they do not
believe the gravity Of their situation has
been correctly represented through the
military or official channels, and praying
that a sufficient force to conquer Victoria
be speedily sent.
SAN ANToNIA, May 12.-Grierson reports
that he has been absent one month, trav-
eled 1900 miles, killed two Mescalero
chiefs, captured five squaws, and recev-
cred a Mexican boy.
Florida For Grant.
GAINESVILLE, Fla, May 13.-The Re-
publican State Convention met at noon.
After the temporary organization, W. H.
Hicks offered the following, which passed
without opposition: "Resolved, That the
delegates elected to the Chicago Conven-
ton be, and are hereby, instructed to vote
as a unit for President and Vice-President
of the United States, and cast the vote of
Florida for U. S. Grant for President as
long as he is a candidate before the con-
v%ention, and for Thomas Settle for Vice
President"
Washington Intelligence.
NEW York, May ia Herald Wash
ington special says the friends Of Presi-
dent Hayes express the opinion that he
will promptly call an extra session if no
provision is made for the payment Of Mar
shals. There is also a belief among some
that he will veto the River and Harbor bill
if it passes in the form in which the Com
mittee will report it. The understanding
is that it appropriates over 5 $1,000, 900. and
the objection which it is thought the Presi-
dent will urge is its gross extravaganza.
Whftaker's Attorney Withdraws.
WEST PoINr. May 13.-Mr. Townsend
has withdrawn from the Whitaker case,
but Professor Greener states that the reason
is that he considered his duty done, and
there was no further need Of him. His re-
port to the Secretary Of War takes the
ground for the innocence of Whitaker.
He is influenced in leaving by the belief
that his outspoken way has provoked I'M
due hostility to Whitaker.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-14
THE PACIFIC COAST.
fBy Telegraph to the SENTINEL
OREGON.
A DastardIy Attempt At MurdeI

A DastardIy Attempt at Murder.
PORTLAND t0r.l, May 13.-An attempt
was made yesterday to murder ]. X. Phil
lips, purser Of the steamer Orient. Before
the steamer left the wharf an unknown
man stepped on board and offered Phillips
two cigars, which he accepted. Soon after
he began smoking one, when it exploded,
decorating his left hand and nearly blowing
off three fingers, also nearly blowing out
his left eye. The other cigar was cut open,
and in the center was found a large dyna-
mite fuse cartridge. Phillips was severely
injured, but will recover. Fortunately he
had just taken the cigar from his mouth,
or he would have been instantly killed.
The would-be assassin made his escape.
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Sealed Proposals.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
sinking . shaft Of 100 feet or more, on the
Titus mine. on Adams Hill. Proposals will be
received until Saturday. May Is, 1880. at my
residence on Spring street. AL. TITUS,
Eureka, May IL. 1880. myIa I'd