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Miss Diller, one of the persons taken alive
from the steamer Seawanhaka on the night of
the disaster near New York, died last evening
at the hospital on Randalls Island.
TWilie Cohen, aged s, and Frederick Hunt,
aged 10 years, were drowned yesterday while
bathing In the Hudson river.
B-The remains Of man, supposed to be
those of Harry Hunter, printer, we're found on
Nit. washington, n. H., yesterday.
eH- Colonel Shannon, recently killed In duel
by Colonel Cash, is proven innocent OF the
charge which led to the duel
fE-The Empress Of Germany and Queen Vic
toria are not good friends. Even the Crown
Princess OF Germany and the Queen of England
have q GOODNESS between them. The Empress
Of Germany dislikes Queen Victoria.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
DWELLING AND STORE CORNER OF M
STREET AN1 DELAWARE AYENUE

STREET AND DELAWARE AVENUE
SOUTHWEST, (BEING No. 2O7.)
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated March Ia
29th; A. D 1879, and duly recorded in Libes G%
records of Washington county, In the District Of
Solnmbis and BY direction 81 the party secured d
the premises, on THURSDAY, july 22p. D.
1850. AT O'CLOCK PM. all those certain lots
lying and being in the said city Of Washington and
District Of Columbia, known and DESIGNATED on the
forty.fve N5) and forty six go. tn John Earey's
sub division Of part of square numbered hve hun
consisting Of two-story brick dwelling and
store.
twelve months from day OF SALE, with interest ct
the rate Of seven per cent. per aIinum until pald'
or all cash at option Of purchaser. A deposit OF
800 required at SALE All conveyancing, &C, at
purchasers cost. If terms of sale are not com
Piled with in five days from day Of sale. the Trustee
reserves the right to resell at risk and cost OF
b6.s. ID. Is. Is. II, 2O&22 Surviving Trustee
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NOKFoL n AND FORTRESS MONROE

STEAM ER LADY OF THU LAKE,.
fIrst Glass i.Ire, 81 Round trip, d.
III 20 Second class fare. rs Round GEsSsSSssess7
irtp, 81: It@ye 9Th St wharf mon.
IA Leaves Norfolk alternate days at T. IA. stop
ping at Alezsndris. Piney Point Point Lookout and
Fort Monroe, Va, going and returning.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, above wharf
MONDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at
Fam. STE MFRS FOR NEW YORK.
Steamship JOHN GIBSON and Z. O. KNIGHT
Georgetown ~ p. IN. MONDAYS.
Tickets, sIaterooms &C go to General Once,
nnder Nat Met Bank OPP Tpsas n d DsPa rtment
EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. FORTRESS
II MONEOf AND THE SOUTH. rH-
BTEAMEk GEORGE LEARy: Car E.ss. .sstaxsHH
Commander,
From loo. q seSsnth st. From wharf,
MONDAY Fan. A2n WE'D TUESDAY, Every THURS
every SATURDAY. at ss4P.M.
stops at Piney Point and Point Lookout Going
First-class fare. 81: Round Trip, 81 SO Tickets
and staierooms for sale at Il. W. Beed's Sous Pur-
cy g. Smiths, l43l PeDu'a ave. II W., aud A. P.
SreTn's, cor 18th St aid = I, aye; Tickets good
It'll ST wharf, Washington. d. q.
d. f. KEELING, Agent,
CampbelI's wharf. Norfolk
N.B.-Lunch baskets not allowed on board. The
company reserve the right 10 deny passage to i'm
proper Characters. ap27-6m
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EITCH. FOX BLOWN, Real Estate Brokers.

E1TCH, FOX BLOWN, Real Estate Brokers'
1RP psnE SALE ,.s OF XALgAgLE IMPRoyEp
SEVENTEENTH AND EIG HTEEN TH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Septem- IA
per 24th, ?. ID. 1873, and duly recorded in fssR
Liber No. 7s3, folio al, one of the land .I=.a-
records for the District of Columbia, we will SELL
at nnhlie auction. in front Of the premises, on
sal RDAY, THE nth DAY OF AUGUsT, D.
1eS0, AT 80 O'CLOCK P. NJ the following described
real estate situate in WASHINGTON city. District of
Columbia, to wit; The west % feet inches front of
lot I3 square l27 by the depth of the lot GAG feet
inch?; together with the Improvements thereon,
Terms: The amount of the Indebtedness secured
by said deed OF trust emaining unpaid, with ex-
penses OF sale, in cash; and balance in twelve and
e1shtsen months. for which the notes OF the pur:
secured by deed of trust on the property sold shall
be taken, deposit of $3.50 Will be required at time
OF sale. All conyeyancing at purchasers cost If
terms OF sale are not complied with in days,
the Trustees the right to resell at risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser after fl se days ad-
Vertisement' yaMEs +; FITCH T6 Trustees.
J. 7. COLDWELL, Auct. jy15-th&tts
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AUCTION SALES.
To- MOB ".
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.

TO-M ORHOW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers
sErI st Mar RF n6K dkEsk H HRpaE on
T.; B; is7ss and duly rec ,rdsa IL Isbsr No: E
zen on + FE MI 'front.' 5Hr e S bs
part Of lot Ne 2 2 in SQUARE No is fronting p feet
improvements thereon, consisting Of Two.ssory
Frsme Dwelling House.
per arnqm, secured by deed Of trust on property
iys.eod&ds g. L. SHERIFF. Trustee.
nUNOANs0N BROS. Auctioneers.
TRTfTI NIS,7s SALE =, OF WALNgT oMAMBKR
FiffhE HAINTSS
S. RsEkn SsfTr sT f 2F
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
fee s NJ saf the sf iand records
q se &c. a foo a os
se At Sn5c for st ss22p o. vii
D 1856 % AT 10 ociod 1Rl Al NJ, on
b AZ the %n S other
west and mentioned in schedules attached to said
e of sas ses in part Of
G3tiase Sets :. Ta able Bureaus
Carpets throughout the house, brussels and
lDgr8In.)
Mattresses, Bedding Crockery
Plated Ware, OIL Paintings Lace Curtains.
M. Il. Tables Chairs Cornices.
Ftegere, LambreQuins Library Tables
With numerous other articles.
M@ MSSEs HGd 49 Of Bin of Sale
V,HOMAs BOWLING. Auct1oneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
M ssRG GF sSEhT1TENI AEENT
AND STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust. bearing date l,rk
the !st day of July, 1878, and duly recorded fsH
in Liber 1893. folio 49, one of the land l.A
records for the District Of Columbia and by direc.
ton Of the parry secured thereby, the undersigned
Trustees will sell on FRIDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
July. 1880, AT O'CLOCK in front of the premises,
the following property, viz: The northern part Of
Lot No. %. in square No. 1877, 20x12O, together
with the improvement, which consist of a ceuafor-
table two story Frame Dwelling, containing five
rooms, &c.
Terms One-third cash; the residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months. with notes
bearing interest at eight per cent per annum until
paid, and secured by deed of trust the property
sold. Conyeyancing, &c, at purchasers cost. 300
deposit required when the property is struck off.
THOMAS J. MYERS r-..
6-d&ds ANDREW J. JOYOE,I trustees.
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HUNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
Between New York and Liverpool, Call.
Ing at Cork HarbOr,
IRON PIEK 40. n B., NEW YORK.
Scythia We'd July n Scyt1A 80. We'd, Aug. Is
Abyssinia. Wed :, July rs Abyssinia We'd, Sep. /
Galiia We'd. Aug Galla. ...... Wed--Sept 8
Algeria. Wed s.Aug1S
And every following Wednesday from New York.
-r, RATES OF PASSAGE.
SSU and 800 gold, according to accommodations
pickes 70 Paris SIS. gold, additional.
Return GcEets on favorable terms.
Steerage at very low rates. Steerase tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown. and az other parts OF
Europe, at lowest rates
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
HAVE, Antwerp and other ports on the Contiaept,
and for ID Mediterranean ports.
tor freight and passage apply at the Company
ONCE, No. Bowling Green, or both steerage and
cabin to OTIS BIGELOW. COS It'll street. Washing
ton. d. c.
JAMS CHAs. g. FRANCKLYN, Asent,NY.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR STORY BRICK
DWEHLING AND LOT; ON STREET. Be

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR STORY BRICK
DWELL1NG AND LOT, ON + STREET. BE-
TWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust given to me and duly
recorded in Liber No 743 folio l, one of the "A
lard records for the District of Columbia. ia
and by request in writing Of the party Sc k..X
enre6, I will offer for sale at public auction, on
O'clock P M. in front OF the premises. all that
part of lot Of ground lying and being in the city of
Washington. D. O., and numbered nine (9j in
square numbered four hundred and eighty mine
489l; beginning for said part OF said lot at the
west twenty t26) feet. thence south seventy five t7
north seventy-fye CTS feet to the place Of begin
ments, privileges, hereditaments, aud appurte-
nances to the same belonging or in any many ap-
pertaining.
The improvements consist of a press brick four
story dwelling.
Terms of sale: One fifth cash balance to be paid
IN equal instruments at one. two, three and four
years, with interest at six per cent said interest
payable semi annually, notes to be secured by deed
OF trust on premises sold. Conveyancng and
cordinR at purchasers cost Terms to De complied
with in seven days. otherwise the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
OF the defaulting purchaser, upon giving five days
public notice of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, ID. @. A deposit OF 800
required at time of sale.
jy6-d&ds SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
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MERCHANTS AND MINE IL 8,
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing days from Baltnlore-Every WEDNES-
s pay sH M sa1 uhDA1 at Pm, from foot OF
From New Iork-Every WEDNESDAY and SAT-
IRDAl, st p: m, from Pier AZ, East River (near
foot Clinton st
Elegant passenger accommodations. Lowest
rates freight guaranteed
Rates of passase-First class, s5, including meals
and staterocm berth steerase, 81. meals, if de-
sired, 26c. per meal.
A. l., HIGGINS, Agt.,
(Boston Nhsrf) BALTIMORE, MD.
GEO. III. GLOVER, Agt..
je25-ly Pier AZ EAST RIVEK Nv
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II ROPP'S sALvE CURE,
GREAi lest DISCOVERY OF THE AGE

Swellinge. Sore Breasts, Cuts, Piles, Bone Felons
cles, Munps. Rin9worms, Neuralgia, Burns
Scalds, Bruises, Flesh Wounds. rheumatism, Bone
and Muscle Ailments, Testers, Ulcerations, Boils,
Stiff Joints, Affections Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as g. Hoarseless, piphtheria, Group. Sore
Erysipelas. Sores. Fever Sores Old Sores and i. is
the best SsIve out for COrns and Bunions, Chapped
Hands, Poisonings of all kinds, and many other
ailments subject to human nature, and it is No.
for Calls, Scratches and Swelings on Horses.
Beware OF limitations. None genuine without the
Signature of r. kROPP. JR, in the lower right
hand corner of the label. Ask for KROPP'S SALVE
tel7-1m' NO 1909 street N. w.
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RA1|TAMOhE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
.,, TMs g aa.4E D0UsL1 EnAoK.
Nost S' se sRS sasr witt ..e' to the
'..' 'ne'f sEaAnTaEsy hAsKK 2sS rsSs
200 n.-Baitimore. Klioott CITY and Way sts.
$50 .m.-tBaltimore Express.
o,ont at rsshnsa Annapolis and way Pied
PIG sn.stoln n s q kocls and way stations.
ssscTe Express PsroT car to New York and
s;eoa Ia:-.on Sunday oniy-Baltimore. Annapo-
9:l9 a.m:-tst. Louis. Chicago, Columbus and
at Point Of Rocks for Frederick aud stations east Of
sinnan and Louisville, daily; Grafton to Sandusky.
10 Oe !; m.-galimors Express. Stops At Badens-
9urg. College. BeItsyills, Laurel Annapolis juno
i2Io p.m.-BaIhmors. '' Annapolis. Ell,cot. uy
I:ss p'm--tBalttmore and Laurel Express
40 m.-tOn Sunday only, Baltimore and Way.
200 m.-New York. Philadelphia and Boston
$50 p;m.--Baltimore and way stations (win.
chester Frederick, Hagerstown and way, via Relay.)
s 4So ?. m;EBaltt more. Biadensburs and Laurel
ISnpaess: Frederick. VIA Relay. Stops at Annapolis
,o 1ss g%atPotn. Q, Eocs., Frederick. H.sers-
% Point Of Rocks and Way Stations only.
sa aao p.m.-tBaltimare, Annapolis and Way sta-
s, Fly p m:-fChtcago and Columbus Express
s.sas and Baltimore Express.
eVS 'm'-f1aht OF Rocks and Way Htatious
S%-b2ITH%essRRd S Hsb ss Ha1st1 .x
so p. mist Louis Cincinnati. Chic,po ana
sseplnT cars 20 a. stsb9rg Sunday
1856 p.m.-fBatimore, Bladensbura and Ianra,
Express. ~AA~ A~Hukoa
lo;1 p m;1fNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESN SIeenin1
car 70 New York and special sleeping car 10 P6iias
tDany. tsunday only. Other trains daily, exosp,
| An trains stop Ut Relay Station.
TOT turtnsr information apply u the Baltimore
No VnIo ticxet Omcee, Washington Station, aud
.heIs orders VIII be taken for Baggase 70 ):
neSke3 me 1 rseGe1ySd at any point Ia the city.
| 4. II. OOLE, General Ticket AGENT
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auc.ioneers.

10 NEE FRAME -HOIS ES AND TWO VACANT
LOTS CORNER OF AND FOURTH SFS
s0G1 HEAST. NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
On thursday AFTERNOON. JULY22D, "A
AT O'CLOCK. we will sell, in front of the M1f
premises. all Of lots and ., in SQUARE 500 .Gs.j
improved and unimproved. and will be subdivided
into five parts, follows: ~
~ iesf front on 4th street, at corner of street
MIN .Gepth OF o. 6-l2 feet, improved by frame
% feet front on 4th street by ssmn dartb ;vr
proved by frame dwelling. N'f'N' 'iA
~ feet on 4th street by same depth, yacent lot
proved by frame house - ie''' LII
20 feet on 4th street by depth of 100 feet va
This property is finely located, facing park on
rem eyINanla avenue, aud will make splendid
building sites. f"i"
Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two
years, with Per cent interest N WV
lyl5 CHAS. WALTER Attornou
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NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM.

The first class steamers OF this line ''AMSTER-
A.sCHOLIFN," ''P. CALAND," and ''MAAS. !"
EARRING the o. s. Mail TO the Netherlands, leave
nesday.
LIST Cabin, SEQ 10 I'd Cabin, $3.50 steer.se, s2e
e. CAZACX, General Agent. a South William
- New York For passage apply to W. g. MET
ZEROTT CO. 925 Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
Deposit Building, corner New York avenue and
1oth 81 NV. ADA
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GANITARY PLUMBING
- ~ YEARS, PRACTICAL ExPERIHNCE.
JAS. r. BR1EN, 4l0 9th st. NV.
Makes q specially Of the examination and repairs
Of PLUMBING, with view to Its proper sanitary
w To cAIl or send orders to
TH LARGEsT AND MOST CONFLICT
JOB DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLIsH.
MENT
6OUTH or NEW YoRI.
F1rst-class In every particular.
Work called for and delivered anywhere in thu
city, or BY nall or express from other places.
w. h WHEATLEY,
myl 40 Js0ers0n St. &e0E4etoWn, Dol
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STEAMERS, &c.
vI,HE STEAMER MATTANO.,

q tCAPTAIN L. Z. HOwE.)
Having Teen thoroughly overhaued rf-A
and reEaiT' IN the most substantial sla4..tt..-(
msc ner, viii resume her trips Oh ssz1k<s=xz-saD
Thursday, March 4, 1880. leaves 9th at. wharf
every Iuesaax, Thursday and Sunday at 8. M, as
follows: On Tuesdays, for CoitOn'r Nonini and
prospect Bill On Thursdays, for Nattox Greek and
taDd! lss IN WlcoInico. On Sundays, for Matto1
Greek, Ce't"r's and landings in st. Clements Bay
Making intern ediate landings going and return
1lg. g. T. JONES Agent
my31-3m GAL ST reet Wharf
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A NTON FISCHEIt'S DYE WORKS,
the city, 9CG G st nv near II s Pafent nftiea IL
Al kinds Of LACES. LACE CURTAINS. WOOL
LEN BLANKETS, cleansed hy a superior process
Also, GENTLEME Ms GARMENTS clea1ised and
dyed Terms very cheap, according to fine work.
jelly
A RMY AND NAVY.-Oficers of theArmy and
"A Navy absent from Washington can have their
Watches, when needing REPAIRS expressed to me;
the careful attention they will receive at my hands
Dempseys Stationery store. Washington. D. G. a30
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-SrEAnsHn
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Inc Steamers of this company win sail every Sat
1rday from Bremen Per, foot Of Sd street. Hoboken
Bates OF pessaze: From New York to Hsvre, Lon
ooh. south hpson and Bremen, first cabin, 800
certificates, S2s. For freight or passage apply to
OELRlCHS co Bowling Green. New York.
for Washinztnn. senlc
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AUCTION SALES.
'HoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

V'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer
Ho.SfHCLD FURNITURE FINE SEWING
MACHINE, MARBLE SODA FOI1NTAIN
sILHEE,MOUNTED SHOWCASE, MARBLE
COUNTER;
HORSE P,s BUGGY AND HARNESS. AT AUG
SATURDAY, july 17rH. 1880, AT 1904
o,T,Lot K. in front Of my saleeroom, shankl
se.i general assortment OF Household Fur EA
iyl5-2t THOMAS DOWLING Auctionearr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25

A Washington dispatch says: The Mes
sengers who brought the electoral vote
OF the different States here have been dis
appointed as to the amount Of mileage they
expected to receive. Heretofore it has
been twenty-five cents per mile each way.
In the last appropriation bill it was
changed to twenty-five cents for one way
only. The Messengers growl at this, but
have to stand it.
In noticing the above the Gold Hill
News gives our old friend the following
first-class send-off:
Major =. Hancock Dennis, for instance,
who went as the Democratic Messenger to
carry the electoral vote of this State to
Washington, will be liable to growl m
Dennis is always in bad luck whenever he
goes anywhere, getting short Of money ev-
cry time. The Major thought he had it all
right this time, and would receive $500 as
his mileage allowance, which would fix him
all right. He got trusted for a nice suit
OF store clothes, hat, boots, etc., and what
money he could borrow he spent right roy
ally, for there is nothing mean about the
Major except his Democracy. Now he
finds himself in Washington cut down to
$3.50, which will only make him about
square on expenditures thus far. Unless
he can manage to double up on poker or
borrow from somebody, he will have to
pawn his clothes for money to come back
on; or he may have to walk back home,
same as he has done in times past.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25

A Neat shop, Beautifully Arranged
and Displayed NJ Good Advsn-
tage-CharIey Coils Market. J.
g. FOrd's Beeves and Chris. VA
ger, the Artist.
Chris wager is the boss artist in his line.
Following a party Of ladies and gentlemen
up to Charley Coils butcher shop we saw
some Of his handiwork. 1t was about s
O'Clock when we entered the shop, and al
ready the rooms were filled, Office and all,
played, no matter in what line Of business.
Directly in front of the doorway was
reared a rustic fence Of pine bows, and
upon the handicapped counter were
spread, in a sitting posture, one enormous
porker and three Of the latest little pigs it
were possible to imagine. Above these
hung the word "GOLL," woven in ever
greens, while as close as "the paper on the
WALL were hung about the finest beeves
we have seen this year, rolling in fat, and
as richly and cleanly' dressed as it were
possible for anyone in the world to do.
SiuOc VI tuc large bhop, anu Tue TACK
in the rear, were so densely packed with
freshly-killed beef, mutton, pork, game,
etc., that it was impossible to look through.
Bright in the dazzling light Of q thousand
tapers which were placed here, there and
everywhere, over the glossy, fat sides of
meat. The view reminded one of the rip
pie Of q ''star spangled banner" in q stiff
breeze. Rosettes, ribbons and evergreens
appeared to be the hooks and links which
held the juicy meats together about the
ROOM, and the artistic display was greatly
admired. Charley Coll winked and nod
ded to all present to file into the Office, and
there was spread a magnificent lunch, to-
gether with all the heart desired in the
way Of fluid refreshments. Toasts were
drank, and the call was declared a "pleas-
ant affair"
When we consider what a hard winter
we have experienced thus far, it is q Won
der that beef so rich and fat can be shown,
and still Mr.. J. G.. Ford, who furnished
Coils market On this occasion, and who
keeps him supplied at all times, tells us it
required no extra e~xertion to cut out such
quarters as hang in this market to-day.
He has plenty more like them.
1t will well repay one to take q run up
to Charley's market and look upon o
butcher shop in holiday regalia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25

As A. g. Brown, of Duckwater, was
standing by the SENTINEL office yesterday
looking north and south he said to a re-
porter, "Confound the luck Mccoy told
me years ago to locate a ranch down the
gulch, just about here. In '65 there was
not a wagon track in the canyon, when I
drove through it. Some packers had gone
through, but no wagons. / camped by
McCoy's old log cabin, above r. Richards
house, and was there tenting when a big
ger cloud-burst, as they call 'em, tore
through the rocks at the mouth of New
York Canyon than has ever since visited
this section. Why, the water poured over
the highest rock in the gate. A man can't
always put his finger on the spot wherein
to settle when he lands in a new country
Mr.. Brown had a little cash experience
with the Ivanhoe mine in Secret Canyon;
did not do very well, but takes the ups and
downs Of frontier life with good grace.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25

Alta. 2kb 255a; Savage, 245a; Benton
sob s5a; Union, lab 12ha; Mexican - :
sa So; Justice, sob; Sierra Nevada, SSn
GA 9s; Hale & Norcrss, SAB 90; choilar
24Ob 2ka; Ophir, Tab; Crown Point
hob 115a; Gould 4 Curry, 390b IA; Bodie,
1Ab 1s0a; Potosi, "a; Crown Point, llOsi
Utah. Gas 81 b; Sierra Nevada, 9b 9'sai
Oyerman. sob; Chollar, 245b Aha; Mono,
LA: Hale 4 Norcross, 5As; Best d
BeIcher, Oh Ola 9s; Utah, lob 10Aa los
Savage, 2f0s.
Adjourned till Monday, December 9th.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-25

A Partial List Of the Ladies' Pres
ent-G0od Cheer All Around.

an
The Ancient Order of United Working
men have no reason to complain Of their
Grand Ball last night. 1t was grand
indeed, Notwithstanding the fact that they
were compelled to thow open the doors Of
a half finished house, still the floor was ex-
cellent and the Committee Of Arrange
ments we're not long in decorating the hall
SO that 1t was really attractive. Mrs. O.
L.. Scott placed q beautiful piece OF work
over the center Of the hall in the letters
GA. o. U. W." worked in evergreens and
rare flowers, which were sent from the
East by the lady's mother q few days ago.
In other ways the hall was made to look
neat, and there were seats for all, a very
considerate feature OF the committees ar
rangement. Not less than 100 were in the
hall about II 80 O'Clock, and at least fifty
or sixty were ladies. At times ten or
twelve sets were upon the floor.
The music was furnished by Frank
Reigelhuth's band, and was first-class.
1t was impossible to get the names Of all
present, but, aided by Mr.. Tom Haley, we
present the following % o partial list OF
the ladies:
Mrs. Robt. Beatty, Mrs. j. H. Shoe
maker, Mrs. Hiram Crowell, Mrs.
Sam Friedman, Mrs. Frank Clute,
Mrs. Rube Egleston, Mrs. A. Benedict,
Mrs. Tarlease, Mrs. Reece, Mrs. Chris.
Malatesta. Mrs. Marion Terrell, Mrs. J..
Bertrand, Mrs. o. L. Scott, Mrs. A. D.
Haskell, Mrs. W. p. Haskell. Miss Jennie
Wethered, Miss Jennie Reece, Miss Dollie
Brooks, Miss Lena Wendell, Miss Daisy
Wendell, Miss Emma VANDERBILT, Miss
Emily Mette. Miss Katie Cleveland, Miss
Shelly, Miss Louise Kobe, Miss Ida Kill
bourne, Miss Tucker, Miss Lesser, Mrs.
Joanness, Mrs. o. NJ. Paris, Mrs. Z. CUTS,
Mrs. T. D. Page, Mrs. Chas. Fisk, Mrs. l..
Slusher, Mrs. Chas. De La Matyr, Mrs.
John II. Dennis, Mrs. Orrin H. Miller,
Mrs. G. A. Fletcher, Mrs. I. G. Whitmore,
Mrs. B. Del. Fochs, Mrs. Chas. Murphy.
The Order was well pleased with their
fret social party, and will at some future
time give another.