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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
Elko county ProsPerous.

Mr.. Thomas Short, Of Elko county, re-
ports that there has been but little loss OF
stock in that county this winter; that there
has been but little snow in the valleys, but
a great abundance Of it on the mountains,
and that the prospects for good crops the
coming season are splendid. He says, also,
that the ranchers done we'll last year. and
that, generally, they are a very prosperous
community.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

Despite the binding clouds OF dust that
blew down the canyon yesterday afternoon
about 200 men c~ongregated on North Main
street, to witness a fight between a a
badger and a dog. belonging to J; L. smith;
The badger, after a long and w~ell-contested
battle came off worsted, and was taken
away to recuperste. The boys expect 10
have some more Of the fun in q lew days
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

The corn doctor, who has been holding
forth in front of Jack Perry's for several
DAYS, folded his tent. and lit out on yes
terday mornings train for Virginia City.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
Pleasant Party.

Another Of those pleasant social events
TRANSFERRED last night at Central Hall. A
surprise party was given in honor of Mrs.
L. P. Anderson, the anniversary of whose
birth her many friends determined to cele-
brate. About sixty couples were present,
and the reunion throughout was a most
enjoyable one. The music was good, and
a most excellent lunch, prepared by Mr..
Chas. II. Fiske, was spread in the hall.
The merry fhrong were still responding to
the harmonious strains Of the band when
our reporter took his leave at midnight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

Lead has recently declined in the New
York market from $3.50 per ton to ll0 per
ton. A still further decline is predicted,
but we cannot see why it should occur
The business boom at the East Is said to
be genuine, aud so long as sae country
generally is prosperous, there should be
good demand for lead at fair prices. When
producers cease to sell at reduced rates
there is likely to be a sharp reaction In the
market.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

The questions arising from the recent en-
tries made ON Nichols hay ranch are not
such. we understand, as may be tried and
disposed of in the local or State Courts.
The testimony must be taken before the
Register and Receiver, and sent on TO the
Department, at Washington. for a decision.
The expense of an issue of this kind it Is
said, is not very great.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

Our local dealers are now supplied with
every grade Of the soap Manufactured by
the Elko mineral soap works. The manu-
facture of this novel article is essentially q
home industry, and if the soap Will DO
what Ia claimed for II, our people should
give Il the yyeSegsucs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

We invite the attention of our readers to
the advertisements OF Mr.. II. r. Kemp, oil
South Main street, in another part OF this
paper. He SAYS he will sell better groceries
and liquors. and at lower prices, than any
other store in Eureka. Call and examin
his goods,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
Denartei for the BAY.

Mr.. M. J.. Franklin. OF the firm Of Mey-
ers 4 Franklin. left this morning for San
Francisco, where he will purchase a large
stock of all the latest fashion goods. to suit
the fastidious tastes of our ladies'.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


unconditional Hotel b. f. Marshall.
lily NH; +. 7. Keller, San Francisco
- ureen, Oakland; E. Orser. Coal Creek
K. aarker House-w. H. Reynolds and wife,
Iissst springs J. Carbon, Austin A. F.
W.,aa' &c. Brock, G. Fretz. Carlin ; 8.
"a'iace' II. s. Alderman, City.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

Mr.. Geo. T. Childs and wife left on this
mornings train for Darwin, lpyo county
California. Mr.. Childs goes there 70 en-
gage in the mercantile business win mis-
brother.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

An enterprising Eurekan has struck a
s~incular racket to make a raise. Hearing
that hundreds of cattle had died in the val
levs 10 the northward during the winter
he has zone down to save the hides. He Is
said to be making two hundred dollars q
dav with his knife. We hear that he is q
.L:~,ar from, the knobs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

A.. itsvis had a new blackboard turned
:. MS machine shop yesterday. and 1t
vhon y 70 McMartin 4 Sloss' harness.
= 3 % trimmed. II will be used on
- seHthsyn sts0 yuutsu.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

Robertson has flushed and put up a neat
sign for Mr.. w. P. Haskell, at the Bnel
street side Of his new store. in the Foley
snd Bjoksyd building.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

The SENTINEL learns that Billy Nichols
was yesterday informed by telegraph OF me
situation Of affairs at his hay ranch. isis
quite likely that he will hasten to 'neifon''
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

Says the Reno Journal Of the Oath: Judge
Hillhouse, Of Eureka, was in own yester-
day, and during his stay bought nearly one
hundred dollars worth of plants and trees
from our nurserymen, to take out and
beautify his Eureka home.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
For Sale.

r HAVE A NuMBER OF CHOICE. YOUNG
and gentle milch cows heifers ana caves;
slso. ynupr and gentle horses, wagons ana bar
ness. which wish t. dispose OF at private sale
and at very reasonable prices. For psrs,enrars
apply to ,. p;n. no
At the Monte Christie mill, White fine county
Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
Accents the Test.

TN REFERENCE TO CARD HEADED
Test Of Workmanship" in yesterday
mornings SENTINEL. this is to signify my &C.
ceptance of the proposition, SO frr AS II relates
to nne jewelry work. diamond or sa mr sSsuns'
Eureka. March 10, 1880. mris
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

CHECK NO. l6. DRAWN MARCH :, ISSo. BY
~ John Tore in favor or nm. "u,hiora'
The CHECK was drawn for 5000. All persons ere
cautioned against negotiating for he same. a.
payment has been stopned.
wILLIAkGULLIFoRD.
Eureka, March 10, 1850. n"iAu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
A. M. wrLLss, Observer.
-. Francisco stock Exchange.
MORNING BOARD

MORNING BOARD.
50 ophir-i7h
s Mexican-l4 r.
On GonId Il Curry -oS
ia Callornis-34 3Zoc
10 Con. virginia-34oc
s0 ~ssvage-5's
a9s Chogar-6s y
"a potosl-430c "A
* Hale 4 Norcross -6ts ca
a10 Crown Point-34 S20c
,so Yellow Jacket-7st IN
rs Imperial-ooc
30 Alpha-7k
sy5 Belcher-5b 81. =
S5O sierra Nevada-2oa 2oS ~"
20 Utah-lo
40 Bullion-4k
100 Excbequer-3loc
sei overnan-22Oc 2l3c
20 ~Bullion-4a
70 Union-37A 31H
50 Lady Bryan -4oc
As Julia-lloc
OK Caledonia-l10c 1l5c
$50 Silver Hill-s0c Soc
100 New York--35c
50 cballenge--lk
OK 0ccidental-130c Ia l40c
100 Sheridan-l0c
oo0 Andes-60c Csc
20 SCORPIONS
100 Leyiathan-5o
10 Benton 2l0c
40 Con. D~orado-1h l45c
9jD Golden Gate-IOc
35O FIowery-l5c Toe
595 N. Bonanza-40c 35c
90 Essex
900 Asckay-loc
20 0pbir-l7k
60 Caliiornia-320c
100 Flowery-l5-
40 Yellow Jacket-7k
80 Sierra Nevada--20k
EVENING BOARD.
1870 Raymond 4 Ely--s0c 75c
$50 Eureka Con-2lh 2iA
20 Jaekson4
500 Belmont-30c Zoe
20 K-i
100 Leopard-lOc
90 N. BeIle--l74
40 Manhattan 90c
100 Ind~ependence--l
100 Meisllie-230e "a
SS5 Grand p ize-165c loco
$40 Argeuta-7oc Csc
$50 N~avaio-S0c Csc
$50 Endosment-iOc
500 Tascsrura-60e 80 so 40
4n0 Billie Isle-l05c ll0c
1885 Day-8Bc e5c 90c
200 Albion-20c
so wales-3l0c
30 Mt. Diablo-24 23A
SIS y. Belle Isle-35e
600 Mt. Potnsi-Ia I60c
$50 East Mt. Diablo-1a Ii5c
$50 Belding-S5c
60 Bodie-7h
600 Bechiel-2 2sl0
l40 Mcclinton-70c Use
IS Sammii--ll0c
30 Bnlwer-9
200 syndicate-l40c
$50 Goodshaw-35c 40c
go Bechtel--2 2sl0
$40 Belyidere-340c
so CHAMPIONSHIP
$50 Blackhawk-75c SOC Toe
$50 Booker-55c soc
$50 5. standard-25c
$40 Queen Bee-30c
$50 s.. Bulwe: -ll5c 110c
$50 Addenda-60
20 Noonday-3k 81
30 n. Nuoaday-2k
90 D Standard-l
$50 0ren-5c
us hamTosh-290c 8
80 Boston-l 90sl0
200 Oro-3 5000 3i0c
40 Wales-3iUc
$50 Martin White-70c csc
800 Atlas-5e
80 TIptop-4a
70 Silver King-5&
1N Caledonia (B. H,)-2a
100 Tioga- .24Oc
100 ). Bodie-55e
% Grand Prize-l60c
" Boston-95s10
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

NOTICE.

WYE HAVE THIS A AProlNlED a. =.
w sh tnuon agent to collect rents and take
charge Of our property in Eureks during our
shss5cs MRS. T. j. TAYLOR,
THOS. J. TAYLOR.
ynyeks. Nsgvb ~ 40 WsSa IN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
MATHEMATICAL.



A gentleman Of Eureka hands us the
following answer TO the problem sent from
Typo, aud lately appearing in the SENTINEL:
One tank, 900 gallons. int faucet emp
ties il in one hour; one faucet empties II
in two hours, and one faucet empties 1t in
three hours. How long will it take all
three to empty it2
Answer, 80 8-1l minutes.
Thus One hour OF frat faucet, . 600
One hour Of second faucet, 800
One hour Of third faucet, 200
I.100
Then an 100 GOO 60 to 80 8-11.
Then as GO (the first faucets power is
to 80 Sill, so is 600 gallons to 327 6-22
In like manner, I'd faucet "a . 1853 l4-22
In like manner, Sd faucet ('s) . l0s 2-22
6QQ
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

Wells. Fargo 4 Co. shipped tins morning
I bar Of bullion. valued ~ sl'0U'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
5000 REWARD

yJyILL BE PAID FOR THE RECOVERY
w Of a gold watch. taken from the Aaslphi
Theater on Saturday evening last. II can -
LETT at this once md no cues1hcus asksd.
puxkas MsUsA - iMA msD ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
TO r z N T

A NEW HOUSE, OF THREE ROOMS. ~
n uitusted next to the residence OF ls.
Matt. Kyle. Mob Hill. Apply on the premises
Eureka. July 30. 1879. JySo-ti
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
For Rent.

A STORE ON RUBY HILL. NEXT DOOR
"A to Dr.. Lukens' drug store, can be rented
reasonably. INQUIRE OF
MYERS Il FRANKLIN, Eureka.
Eureka, December Is, 1879. del4u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25
FOR RENT,
O RENT

A NICE SUNNY ROOM. WELL ADAPTED
n for an ONCE or bedroom. For pxrticu-
lars apply at this office. reps"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-25

~ All kinds Of Watches, Cheeks
and Jewelry repaired nnd guaran.
teed. n.
Eureka. March IL. 1880. mrl3
, 1880-11-20

election; and TINT mnps he procured ahnw-
TN lnOtiOn Of Mr.. Rockwell tho Executive Cont
niltru wnt c,nIm,wtrrd to revise tho cunatttn-
tInu md hy-lnws md to MI vnCnnclc- IN cnso
utl!rcr.. elect do mt oualiry hr tho next mrGt-
ing, The Guh tl,nn nlju,lrncti, subject to tho
cali Of tho Executive Committee.
FDumrH wANiL
Tho Ynung Mems Republican Club or tho
Fourth Wnrt met nj Arinory-llhl last evening
for tho rurpuse nf rcurEnnfxtng. \ Committee
npt,nlnte,l oil Constitution nnd lty. LnwA re.
r0rtel nr,'t tho report wis h'nltcti, nftur which
tho following f!lCers were clrEtcl: President.
". 4. Fuller; SeGrctnrlcs 7. Il. hay. F. u.
FMnchcr, md +. t. Mdtrt,all. 'rrcattfrars, l..
u. i,tH,tnrr anh 4. H. Fnrwcll: vIcc. .l'rcsl-
t!trts. t.. 1iMMccy, y. !>empstcr. W: ". Wilcox,
i. +. llnll, Ilr. e u. ives. larscy Urto,,. T. a.
..pt} lh"lEc, i. T.. rhi,ncr.. 'rhotnaa kccEc. Y.
tan9ilnn. S!tlncy, l3rggs, mil thu Hon. y. n.
HASH: Exnc,ltivcf cf'Ontitsec-tlwynn tiurrtt. \.
Il. dc in.ls1H. Eli Smith. Il. I. Nurl0l. W. y.
i!i*hup. u. II. Hummer, wnllnGa De Wolf, y. q.
Wclct, nni u. T. WIlllams: Membership Com.
n,,tcc--J. j. .trl1ill. II. II. MnlIury, August
NNwhOuse, II. c. Mcktnnnn, Il. Mccarthy. G. II.
Wii,ctt. =. ". 9ruft. william Carey. anil c. II.
Gnitbcrt. Snn,c rt,iItlnt business WIS AftewArtl
disposed of, and resolutions Of cunttalcnco
wtre nio9sch OIL necotint Nf tho drhth
nj j. H. Davis, who wits III,
nd nrd highly. rcsHctp,l nctni,cr NJ tho nrgnlI.
lkNt!nn. An0tller tleGtnH viii ie held two weeks
henrc IN Install tho elretc uf,!cErs. Hnd proHli"
nent Speakers will he 1T attendance.
, 1880-11-20
THE COUNTY-DU1LD1NG,

n"rv ,n,snrs ,y cuH 1yr Issa ~; n.S "r
,.,,.',' INV ','', 1.,n .ns.st
hhoa'S so'oh truo u'lls' tour no o1sls, ano pnss'
ing ssx.
TnE now.y-e.cc,cd County Commissioner from
tho Nnrth si1p, Mr. John yNostt' eAi!ci az tho
Cohhty ltnnEA rooms yesterday 10 look uver Ills
He" 'Hnt1e1s'
CONRAD Fot.x and 1nIcr Curricr nro snld to bc
cyen II, tue r1tcn {or JnCr njlt il Ia moi pruI,-
ibu tint d lhjt, ulA1l t;trluIltt Will co1lit, Out
Onizctl,
sngntrr.EtEe,r stAsy says thoro Ia M trutn In
tl,o ri'lors Is to iii ap?oi''tments; ID hai
however, 10 make ataj. Waite Deis,i,y atlI xlgp
mo-, t,..,...t,,..,. n..,.,,E
IHE Cont,itlee ~ t'l1hi'c service tieltl meet.
.nS Eestnnaay at'l. afternoon inr ne purpose OF
M MMMhas4 h,2nlG eunnges " sA!Ntcs ~ tnD sngRos-
'ni, fo ~ tne ~, ,t sMs o OF to COUNTY %,lces. Tho
M ings public until next Mun'any, as the ts.etnlers
M!a nnt Wiaii 70 10 n'!ttnlhoet Gnd t'orctl t!Hr.
it'R the noxt twO ef thres ttnys ny dissatisfied
cieFks N1iu o'lp!nyes: inet WIZ summit Il cdn-
ple1e Feiorl 10 l1o IonFiI lheetIhB OIL a!ontiAy.
Il MEETING Ut the Committee on r'own and
Town Accounts WIN hold yesterday, Tho Sijror.
s,1.t to tlo C0IiniiitUu iist Of nll lho .ut.crs
III thor towns, Tllp blI or itOi,urt r|nisr. III
UyIjD I,urk fur xii rpr Duf,i,u,r rrItnr w,,s ,Y,
tprtcd mil u1nuc,l C,i tlt tnInthnr viii, III, ~,
pnrt of Sir. EhunGpriln, Iiie Sisitur. and fho
t,nl,liDu of tho Attorney in ie inIltfnr
Mr Wjett iiylt lilat, rs Finley Iutl l,ec ,mii thn
s,.u al $i5,s by misixku. tho G.,,l,,iy
wis mt rosnpnsihto rur hta inn NH
riiltd brlnr tuIt uyu,nsi hin to rccnvrr
The u,,,t,i.r ,s,.i ht,, tri,,, S,i,fs,,,,mittr.,
, 1880-11-20

EFANEftTN. =
renf. II. +. Fisk, returned from Clifton Springs
Wednesday. anh after attending to sun,c private
busl.ess which is tho cnuAc Of his 1rcscnco hero
now. ho will gu npu,n to Clifton n,ltl probably
rEl,,hft sntnU tllne. lila health s not improving
rs mitch ns cntthIe desired.
f'rnr. @. L. Lucky, tho Director ot tho Con-
scrvntnry or Music. will Vsye another public
musichtG IN II ctaspsG nj weeks. III which IN ur.
chestra Of thirty pieces Will nssist.
, 1880-11-20

nta'ms to hnvc ,,nl ont slnNo Wednesday, and
,rl!f:'lny. When he closcI IN yrarr,lny his
stfckR h,ld sln rnn1nlncr III grain nnA hs,E
Ers"lunts, lie hMa rnlIcIl meeting of his ctc!l-
it,rs Tor thlA nftcrnoOi, when, II they l,n will.
iH he vii! give them n small casi dividend nnd
Ills nntcs far tho rrlnnin,lur. II this proposition
, 1880-11-20
RUSSIA.
Had 1tarvcntn, 13cnr Food, and starvs
In. l'cn.nhts.

cor,..putfuft Nfr li,rk Sun.
Sr prrrusu,,,,n n.t ns-trho f.o,nrrn,nt
,,,a 49, ,,'s.',1s Ms...s, ~ :. ',H,t - -. 49,,
W." wv 'ne 1"ut "ni' WV otc" !" '.-..t ~ " aaet
Utmost our cnsIro prcss-ara making strenuous
efforts to rut,ccml tho t1,l,h iu reg.rtt 10 tho
misery IF tby Russian ncuplc. No wnnler. when
1nr br.ma i, s,I, II, - t,n,n-e,u,r, ~ co,,o,ta
n. U.n oitA" 10 'o'.a ~ o@' iI'otaoh "t"coptN"s'
OF d@4 ealtls HotlaG. anu "heh inc ascshRo
wuRrs ur workinYrneu In this town Is i5 rDub1ts,
MI unmarried wurkInEnnits tlnlly eurpns
amounts to IL cOpeeks, ur ~ cents ut most. liz
must hlyc thrce paunls Or bread every thy,
GistltE II culMeks. ni,othird Df ts tlnlly wnKeJ.
Whnt, then. must be tlo condition Uf tho work.
r,esl whtAn wHgcs nre tciDw tho Iverugc. ind Ut
s.1pnnrtY Well. this price Ut beopeoks ii pound
for brcatl threatens To 10 still higher. Lot It
reach tho figure Of : or cnpcGks nnu tho SUI"
turing will bccoto intDlertbIe, fur the working
men Will be- obliged tn deprive themselves Ut
tic cn.itnoncst necessities; and nclther COIN
tnxMtion, cnh help tho unfortunate men by
raisli1R ticir wngcs cvrl, up 10 THO lowest figure
permitting tho supnurt ur u family.
Whit must be the m1ral atih stictal condition
CapItni like 81. lctcrsInrK. which Is the rendex-
rut1s nt II growd ut adventures IRON all tho
countries OF Europe and .tein3 It sulIlccs to
rcnd tho repnrts 0E tho trims In tho Crtnltnnf
COURTS to got instruction iIbuH this ftdfnt. Tho
number Of INDUSTRIOUS crimes. robberics, utd
So mitch far tic Capital. Sow lot us tako
look nt rho PROVINCES. Hero nre Ruma figures:
At knlnyehino rye flour sold last week Mt
rosltc arid "a coecks titdut *f.a5} r10tl tHbot
.U 1,ouJltia} nlN! Gscl III To rntlhlo ~ cuEecks
t<l:Gt) At Tsarttsi,l uuod nf rye costs rt,ublu
f0r,,lGr pli,cp Gust l roul,lo 40 copccks
tnbuut $l.Q5I tho mood, In tho country
, 1880-11-20
IOCAT POLITICS,

Tho straight First Warl Republican Cub met
Ut tho GraMd Pacific lust etctlit,g, nbout thirty
,Holubess prcsent. Thirteen voters wero elected
menIbers. and four lHoru prt,'ostal for nsrlulur-
ship. Dir, Euple. frn..a tue 6lucIai Committee ~
order. nude lh4 toliuwlnH recommendations,
whlch wcre e.incurrts! III: That tho yieu- rresl.
tleilts slrKu1ltxe tatr respective preel,Iutx, Al m
Ntu ull Republicans tu tlkg plIt: that there lD
thorough cHtlyMss u tho prrGlCta
Vt least tweuty'one duys bclus9 III
, 1880-11-20
ATTEMPTED TO ROE TIE c,lrsAMAx,
RESULTS or THE RECENT BOOM,

The sCllicago Grain Il Provision Ex-
chailgc, G. L. DoXcy President, and Nu',e's
Garden City Exchange, both suspcnlcs! yes
tertlay. Theso Exchanges should not be c0,,-
founded with tho old Cl,icago Public Prod
!ce Exchange Of LII Madison street, ID. *.
ter Exchange Ii done ni, u more conservative
basis. 1t Is, we believe, tlla nltlest In the
Union, antl Is firmly established. II Is con-
sldcred safe and reliable.
, 1880-11-20
Is cortnIn TINT tho Finance Committee hns mt
hre,, U!ytng tn nltehllon to 1lh now t!utca thAt
II sholthl f1ntn hpt,u.

hrc,. pnylng lin intention to lh nc,s dulles that
II should hlru tinne.
Ct'MrI.AixTs nt,nu. tcfcrtIve and dangerous
little attention hi. trc1t ],ni to them. Amonx
the cnu'rlniiunts yesterday S!ls ~ minister. wh'
rsssSS r.. , G" 9" "!nCs ." n i% t r ~"
itei lint tic matcr woni ho oi"okcd utn; hit il
will be the Inst Or Il until soinrfnsdy has broken
Icy or sustained nthor damages.
Ennelsr :1AMin*nx, who Inns hnh Charge ot tho
an safe shS MI. y In o %snF q tses fhs
e"atr%i "yor, cup',iye.. Siaycs lIsrf'.os, he
kind III tl,o work; hut tho changes ,na.1c hl,o
hec Ut his own instance md win M, nthcr prr-
:s nyr si viii, %s WIN t. ays M hn nv "pportni ri NJ
IS tU SHIFT tho th!tlros of his administration
onto tho shoulders or his ssonrssinntcs.
TnE pnrlon question Will ho brought beforo
Mnynv's rrrntle ycstnrtiny sud TINT he WIS pru-
rMrlng y tncssnRn u, ito subject, at,l then,
aentl i, iist ni tho lMr,ltit,s rrl,ltrt ftr tho
Inst three mouths IN atlsiarc hms.!f. Ills ftu!lor
wuil hatn nothing IN sny l"n tho subject, hut
feiIsa ls cunlpleto aud lint Tho storm riLisct hy
tho Aldermen Is only summer shower Mt best.
THE number Of cnsesnf t,iphthorla IN Tho city
Is n tho ncrchse. 1t scCrIs tD ltNvo lDcN slim
u!ntel BY tho eoi,l woa.hor, md tito percentage
q f,.tltlltit;s IL lnrEcr thnr usual. On exnnnin4
thg ocI'istSs wnrre % 1ca,l* hive bcen must ire.
iinperscet thcrr. ant this Is nsslgnn'l ',s nno ot
tho I"'+slhln callscs of tho spread nr tito ,l!scasc
inspection at sowcls, mud tho tnkinR of every
rrccntIton to tln nwNy with the possibility Of
houses 1ciug infected with poisonous gnses.
4 HAPPY COMPROMISE.
ann sailruad i,Srti, II iWsfth Street flo .u,,o.
hv.iso @ n tie eorcr Of that street ND Thiranvc-
ffylH
, 1880-11-20
Tho Irish People Arilln4l to

THO 2rgHIh Fc01tig AfNle4l TO 9h2 'IG0SA
Thu special correspondent of tho t.ondnn Daily
Netrs frt1t1 - TINT paper from Cnstlobur oil tho
18th ,llt ta fnInws:
"Illo nlarkud-l hu,l Utmost written ostcnta-
tilo lust twu susulays lls attraclc KrpAt Nttail-
ttun. Frnnl Ih'rfud.ty trustworthy inlHr,nnttsu
gather Tut nn),na%r...'ess; % g.; IRE n talls matter
la'ssblo ,lut'ht TINT tho lnrEo population OF
thIs S,nty y IT. %r,ns :" H. Teeth slMca to
Ilreh"sS Ut .lrears lis hcei ] inccssast. . H. ' At
the storss i. Westport. where cnrbincs ara
sold hiuru hlyu beet disguised nf IN tue lust
unl resolycsa aru Also Il, Krcai .!u,,ia,l,l. Tls
fnvorit ,wcnl",.l Of tho l~uss.try. OIL account
g ~ S 'M bsxe rlt an S.ss ssnl s'ss;s
eE!ltnent stnrcs. shnrteneh nna rebore'l tn Kot
rid Nf tic rilllslH. Ill0 work ur refgshtonas tho
sit'xs asi iicSsat hs ri lr.tr G,s Grei, psrtSre @
tor thu most ln.st III Anierl.st, wcIeo tho guns
lMsu !cer Fol!nls'rlYA !nt9 ihis country " larKo
tt .rtis Of, tho ncesl,, Ut lnsu ts,ttiGrinKs Is
dur tn Tho Judgment Of Iop.IMr LEADERS, wu uro
llMsnrAl!y ayerst' ~ my display WHICH Wo'Li
tho lK.'p!1. Theru IL. lluwrvar, III doubt tint
tllu iaa'pln VI thts district IRA tnore ut,Tpct.ly
ss % y 9si1'ts sF Gf 1as y l III.
M:rsNl ~ wNlk ntIut anywhere with Il. .xHn nn
h,s shoulder. but this privilege, Is rusply oxer-
% isons Of shu it"i!Wsy % ilri % Il wespSsi @ viii il
Estts IN their shoulders, tiit such occurrences
arc very uar.', the o.!r in.!lyi'I.lnls WI" curry
uni, thu Ityal Irish rt,tistahulary a,rorsllng them
.L,rntec,tn rhtt rrotee!!"l, n alw4ys kran.c,! e,
Ms st l.kf I1 t y q ~ xS VI I
nttsncl by aruaa. lH,tlco. t."rd ArIf!aun. l
hcar, iu.s Drguntz.aI u lttlo lody.Kunr'! .'t hts
ah,,,t by lbs tnii, ,jurk A4lirex nuw frequent
tyusywhcrn IN County Mnyn, Frorn Achlll to
$sx,r'. tr" Mi s,asto iI'I'se I'm. %na fE,a
srlklllH III thu WHAt IL rlKi.ttt tett ~ ChlinCt-
, 1880-11-20

What nil sny must ba trua. The universal
verdict Is that tho now No 8 ts tho simplest and
most ti.lrable sowing -mnchine. Wheeler & Will
son Manufacturing Company, tT5 Stnte s1roct
, 1880-11-20
IDENTIFIED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov. 1D.-A number ot
oflzoue of Onkinnd hive identified Morrill, rs a
former, resident Of TINT city for n wh!tc but d
rct[CCAt, eccentric nlnu, making bur fpw me-
Qantances, hut OF rcplltcd wcuith.
, 1880-11-20

buy tho Improved finwe Scales. Borden
scIlcuk & Co., Agents. o. Lake street.
, 1880-11-20

Don't Dlc oil tlao I'reIt,lsos.
Ask druggists for Trough on Rats" 1t clears
, 1880-11-20

Cnre md Dr. Bulls c6.i9h syrup will bAulsh
colds and coughs. Is ccntsu b0tt!u,