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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-01
EASTERN NEWS
1855 EEIIr.s saxvEkTI0x
IL wants . Candidate Whs Can
rnsaa sAe De@eerass< Parsy-Dfs-
aRpearanee ~ ~ H K~able
-crans SsalB . C~anASaaae-
Can Ra1efDeo Eleeason-


SEu Tax March A--Kellyis Ssass
cozzirse lzss night signed . call for .
Ska< Csevsnszon. % be hid in Syracuse
. Afrl 10Th for tie purpose Of choosing
dssUsEs % the Cincinnati Canssssinn
1he ei invites al Democrats and others
Who ss crpos<d 70 piedging the deisgzfon
. IL ceElng Nlsio1ai Consentioa for the
szppe<t4 xzy one Exa. hut wh0 favor the
nozzazn1n al an upright. acceptable can
d1dxse tx President; wko can unite the
Dsnaezxzsr party Of this State Ind Of the
AAfzoz. % nses and elecf delegates TO the
Sszse Convsnsi0n-
hlhsn H. Ksmhle. ex-Treazurer Of
fsHnsyzvsnl4 MO failed 10 appear in HAr-
rase1rs q Aondxy TO receive sentence for
bribery LII his h0tex here yesferdzy after
nocn. stating that he vas xoiug home bv
@s : ostack train. and entering q hack.
u1s dxzren dnsn town. He had not re-
fnrned e Ac.<s Il : late h1ur last night.
Ihe Herzlds Galveston special says:
Ieere > 10 toeesr any doubs thar the ex-
PFex1dDs n1s txkd his mind on another
texn N Ae MfIse House He i ~ siiens
aooat . = ~ grave. bat those rho accom-
paHy nxms and ha family. do not conceal
re eaker desire Tor him TO re-ent<r the
Wh1ee House. noE their dislike Of sry on
posieon % tAeir wishes. They have ixed
III theix hops % his success, and the e.
Presadens rot caly seeks the nomination,
bat dos. nos n<An 70 be banked in his de-
signs- He Win not withdraw: there Z no
doubt On this paint. He is candidate be-
fore TIE Coav<ntson. and be means thai
The party shall nnninAse him. no matter
hou hasrer he struggle CT narrow the ma
Jointly may be-
n 1lnes Charleston fs. c. speciai
says: n Oconoe County Republican
Ccnvontzoc. yesterday. as wslhAlla. adops-
"a rescanssoa declaring Grant is choice
~ Prosident- fAis sas The Ant Ccnveu
tioa bold N u Stase- As several internal
rssenne o9eers are located at walhalla, il
believed that fhe county would send 4
ehornan ds2egzfion-
4 ts1egrsn In the evening" edition Of The
Hexa3d ssys. Ii 10 be regretted that the
consnrvnxlss parry in San Franefsco has
foE1eited Tie moral advantage Of is posi-
tion- In the city elecsion. yesterday, the
Cffizensf Union ticket il is charged. was
printed on paper Offering in color, weight
and texfure from tkxs prescribed bv lsv.
Tkis being .. Il the DAY shAll have been
carried b. the conservative, their 3
nenfs woun b justifed u challenging he
Iunis - slainsag u dsuoGu. eash i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-01
The PACIFIC COAST.
eAlIFassn ELEeTIak
CssfEr1~- Tsekes Ab~ut $500 Ahead
-Cs@neaf- anSus the Esffos-
par~-~an Mss~o Fleets
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-01
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-01

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-01

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-01
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-01
Notice to Delinquent Co-0wner
In she AaelpAi Mime

TITO JOHN z. JoSEs You are hereby nosi-
i Ted that I have performed the ne<rszsry
work required by the irws Of Congress. in that
certain mining claim known - she A4sl0Ai
mine. situated oE the western slope u Pros
pees Naaatsin- Eurska Nininx District. Eur~ka
county, Nevada. for the years Isis and gRSR. ami
that your proportion Of the amount Of said Ia
Dor. for The two years. Is So - .ai Yea are
hereby notieed that IL you fail 10 pay the said
snm q SdoIS0 within the tizae pTesrrfhess hy
Law. from the service npon yon a this notice.
come my prop~xsss. JOAN T. ROpEkTS.
kszskAs 4axoA o. 1UA szan
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-01


The rtarns from the San Frznciscs
special lection show . eonpisse rirtory
for the CStiz<ns' Noa-P1rssz<n ssrks&
This . - il khozh he The txIzzph Of
ths rsosexs Of the and Los n tia fize
vszd hare hsea . pablie ealzity-
Kezn<yixn had 70 20 down TO ias-re the
peace and rosper7ty Of tie city = The
fafzrs- a siesorr for ks2rn<y wO1l
simply have ruso1ssd the zzbs1tthy AZ
tssioa uh5eh has already r-s1ehf %
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-01

The Carson Tribune of Tuesday has the
following: tn Supreme Court this After
noon rendered iss decision in the case Of
John T. PritehArd. convicted Of the muir
der OF Humphrey Symons. md sentenced
TO be hanged ordering . new trial. The
deeisio1 Il By 1HSgs Leonard and concur
red in By Justice Beatty. Judge HAwley
disssnts- IAe Supreme court holds that
the Cou below erred in refusing persmp-
tsry challenges 70 the jury On the pars Of
the defense When the news Of the de-
ciSion Vas communicated to Pritehxrd he
was 20 overcome with joy that he could not
speak
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-01
VRITlAG SCHOOL.

THOSE DFsTEIsG To RECEIVE NsrETc-
II ssc2 n FAsz AIT Orzzza42sal P~ezzzxEzAsr,
VIII psex-@ ez4l As To- &ckeeE Aols< @ Tz=sday
er@rznx. xsrxk zszS. 81 ofes<k 90 Al TIE
re>14Sree rs i B<zt42iE q. azy tz<. wAers
sp<rtrzs n nay A< se1a-
zrE D-L BENJAMIN. Teacher
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-01

international Eose,-S. p. bingham.
Dunderberg Nine ; John Hossaek. Hot
Greek; J. b. Gown. Eureka, e. Cowell. J.
Kneail. Thomas Boyce. T. coAkley. Ruby
Hill.
Turner House-John Henderson. Kern
Greek.
PARKER Hous-anes johnson. Duck
vaar.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-01
NOTICE.

DARrrEs IyDEBTED TO THE FREycH
IL kons@<r@ R~ssanrxnt zre rr9zezte< 10
pay Bros. xnG all parties ksAd-
ins halls sgafnsf IL wzu rre<ent them for par
rae1t ErsElE
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-01

TzE zHss szxs Essrs zxs s-znes N
f1e snl1< AID szErz-x e ia SaEszz zsesz
II te zsz tkeran n Szz Frxa.zsesa Is
n< Ekezy - ~ narA q sxzz y ths
szs< C83xr ass ax ef CAExza tAs
Secretary < Szxz Evzss zae vazsr
sr To- balsez e a. es1agrz Ee .
Supposed . asssss zAe Same Ea5 II pager
70 ~ pkr<a=4 Il IL 1zAz = Ezas11ks N
lz anszzaszs : N 10 x a the reps
zr3 tke<s q ~ EksEn1sd -azs = rxs1 zs-
9ssy 1t liz ez1nsns sf sE F-Easzs>s
VIE - daE-zaahssS by the C<z-z "a =
azsr4 szcsz9zEr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-01

EGAL BLANKS. OF All DE
pr1nssd - erdsr - Is sKx
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-01

WANTED
WOMAN TO DO GE~ERAL HOSE
IA wczx- Fer p~srrcnlsx. apply 70
W Il E&MIxGTOx-
Ezresa. MnSA u. 1880 urIT Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-18
Z" A Judas I'm Camp"

AUGUSTA, Me-, March l7.-Governor
Garcclon yesterday testified before the COM
mIttee that he bad made payment OF bills
for the police force at the State House, and
bills OF the Fusion government, under the
advice OF the Council, and admitted having
drawn warrants on appropriations outside
OF matters for which appropriations were
made. He exhibited vouchers for S3.7i4,
and then 3d. expended for which he had
no receipts. lie was asked if he knew any,
thing, while Governor, OF forSeries, substi-
tutOns, and other tamperings with returns.
His answer was an emphatic denial. He
did not think that there was conspiracy,
or that many were concerned in it, but he
thought there was Judas in camp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-18
The Neiy Sunday LAW.

Correspondence OF the Index Appeal
RICHMOND, March 16, 1880. The amend
Cd Sunday liquor law as adopted by
The lat General Assembly went into effect
from The passage OF the ret. The change
o. made removes the jurisdiction in these
violations out OF the hands OF Judge Chris
li2n and places them in the Polire Court.
20 vigorously had the law been enforced in
the former tribunal that the bar-kCepers
were forced To hold meeting several
months ago and agree that 10 bar-keeper
IRON that time should do any business on
tie Sabbath. As result OF the recent
modification, last Sunday, the first Sabbath
II bas been in force, liquor is said TO have
been sold almost as freely aS on any day in
The week, and in the lower part Of the city
a good deal Of annoyance was experienced
by The quiet and law-abidng people.
am told that woman living in the To-
c1lty referred to Yesterday applied to Judge
Christian for protection. and a>ked that
something should be doue 10y which recur-
renee Of The scenes Of last Sunday about
Tie bar-IOOms in her neighbOrhood might
be prevented in The future.
1t is apparent that the liquOr-men do not
baye any special dread Of the Police Court.
For the past six months, since the Judge Of
The Hastings Court has enforced the law
with so much severity. not bar in the city
could be found doing business on the Sab
bath. The very day The new law goes in
force the scenes one at once changed.
1t r not unlikely that an issue will be
made on this question in another direction
soon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-18

river. $4,000; mouth OF NomInl creek,
s2,5OO; North Landing river virginia and
North Carolina), $4,000; Rappabannock
$40. 900; staunton river, $4,000; Urbanna
creek, $4,000: onancock, $4,000; Norfolk
harbor, $4,000.
THE sTAR-sSRvIcR DILL PASSED.
Messs. Beck, Blaine. Copking, Ed
monds, Kirkwood, Davis Of West Virginia,
and others participated in the star-service
debate TO-DAY, aud the bill passed this eve
ming. The Senate committees preamble
was stricken out aud the appropriation In
creased TO sI,l00,0OO. 4 proviso was adopt
ed that nothing in the bill should be con-
strued TO endorse any Illegal act OF the
officers Of the Post-Ofiice Department.
ADJOURNMENT AND OTHER MATTERS.
l asked member to-day who is a close
friend Of Speaker Randall when Congress
will adjourn, and he replied, "By the LIST Of
June" think, however. he is wrong. He
added that in his judgment there will be no
tariff legislation at this session, and that
would not be strange, because in years the
only thing done in the way Of tariff changes
has been the placing Of quinlne on the free
list. A western journalist OF long expert
ence says Congress will not adjourn until
the middle OF July.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The delegates TO the Methodist Protestant
Conference called on Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes
to-day.
Secretary Sherman this afternoon bought
1000, 600 OF United States bonds.
The Judiciary Committee OF the House
to-day took up the Acklen clse, but reached
no conclusion.
Senator &. II. Smith says no member OF
the Virginia Legislature is for Tllden.
mistake. Tilden has fye-first choice.]
The Knights OF St. Patrick and the
Knights OF st. Peter, OF Washington, and
the knights Of st. Bernard, OF Georgetown,
paraded to-day.
TIE day has been pleasant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-18
Ia x,a,e. supreme Court.

,.o,,,t dispatch 20 the New YORK Wor'a'l
lsr,,.orox. March TO- No. 1888. Mer-
Was.' Ind !. G. Whdlock. ptdintif IN
ri W. me National Bank Of the State
oTor, " york..-Ia error to tie Circuit
q n. ns me United States for The District
C0@t -, This was suit brought by
q ~, NJ AGAINST the drawer, accep'or, and
the oS"" 81 certain Grsft addressed TO
iudorss' coxan. New York, \. w." and by
"coA '"sosn,ed in the following form: " Ac-
them tox G. Cowan." Payment OF the
cep,eo,, maturity not being made, the bank,
drs,' AZ ~Tnl holder thereof, caused 1t to be
s. lu' cS and instituted the present. suit to
pro'e>,,s e amount. The drawer and The
rccoNe 20, mn the defence that the diaft
in'~s,, AMY presented 10 the accep,ors for
was eO' and that the protest was irregular
paj Hr,;a far that reason. This Court
ana "' me-, where no place OF payment
bods ~ In bill or note the gen.
- rlle is that tue proper pace OF
..'.'scntment IS The pace where lhe
f',ertor or maker resides OF Goes business.
:. .sscs. however. like Toe present. wheie
~ 900 Of a bill OF exchange lives aud
" business in one town or cliy' ana &C.
-, 0ithou, explanation or corr ec'lon
S 81, salrr>s ID 10 him o. Il he resided In an
u.,' wi" ,.,y. the bill may be presented in ac-
oiH1 ,.nes with its address, even although
U'r'iSsrs know that the accep,or lives
'u' s,s, business elsewhere. a bill adj
aNo ~ "CoX & Cowan. New York, y.
.. : md hy them accepted without the in
/" ~ any place OF payment, is pre-
o ls'ed and paysble in New York. and may
s,H M, protested there even although Cox
C S" reside and DO business in another
q, or another State. Every step neces-
ey n bind The drawee aud indor>er in the
80 -, ' case was therefore dulv taken by
~ holder Of the bill. and he is entitled to
' -. The Judgment OF the lower court
/, therefore affirmed. Mr.. Justice Clifford
A.lVered the opinion.
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c,,,s and The sunday Liquor Law.

The Snpreme Bench Chef-Judge Brown
nd Ipdpcs Carey, Pinkney, and GilmOr
,,c..nt The case was heard OF The State
- MARYLAND rs. Henry Seim and others
,be ConcoIda Cub for selling liquor on
sunday 10 a member Of the Club.
A yearly subscription is paid by each
member: lhey own their building, employ
eererer and other persons, and on sun
d,f> and other days Of the week take their
r~c,l. and are served with drinks 10 order,
Tar which the member ordering pays
Is0gings are not furnished. The proyi-
lions and liquors are purchased with the
funds OF the corporation. None hut MEM
bar, can be served at the club house.
The decision Of the Court, rs given by
CbidJudge Brown, SAYS
1.-THE transaction a. sc. forth in the agreed
.is,,ment Of facts j., in the opinion OF q
majority Of the Court. sale. There Is Il
y.6der. vendee, price paid, and the ar
,irle sold i lellyered. Nothing is wanting
IN make complete sale. The case lies in a
nutshell. The fact that the purchase was
member Of the corporation does not alter
ne cbsracttrO Of the transaction. \ member
o. corporation may make purchase from
II lust as any other person may do. and Is
liable to q suit at law fol- the price Just as
snv other person would be. IL Is con-
,ended that such clubs have never been re-
Qeired TO take cut license for the sale OF
LIQUORS, aud that tits shows that the trans
action in uCslion is not properly sale.
Bui the cons Quence does not follow. 1t Is
shown by the statement OF facts that The
ConcOrda does not deal and trade in liquors
generally, but SELLS only to its own MEM
beTs. Thi> may he sufficient reason why the
License has not been and should not be en-
forced against il; but the question OF
license is not before the Court, and cannot
he considered BY it. 1t j. sufficient to say
that The transaction in this case is clearly a
sale.
Judge Gilmor dssented.- Baltimore SIN,
I'M
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH 1.-THE following are the quotations
DARN GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-CoinmOn. 83@s3.50; medium, $40
81 30 /: good, *4.504S5.
LeaE-C)mmon, S5@ij.50; medium, s8@s7
good nominal; tiHe, uOminal extra lne, nominal.
StenmiRg-t OmmOn, 1904; mcdigm, 500
$3.50 good, $7dSS.50; fine, S9Sfl0.
DARK ODS--MANUFACIURING.
Ina FtltsrS.-t ommon. p3.5O9ti; medium,
fi.50sIS5: gOod, t5.50d&6.
lear FiUer8.-i 'omlnDn f5Tt5 so; medism,
*6@t $3.50: good, 81 IS; ir', s99tl0; extra fine
sun.cured, Sl0e$ls.
oDDers.-t 'Ommon, *7.5OIss.50: m"dium,
iS.50mS9: good. f95OGFl0; hne, 9l0Mill {;
extra, $l2@l3; extra snn-curea, none.
BRIGHT GOODS MhNUFACrURIEG.
SmOkerS-t ommOn, S8GSi0; MEDIUM, 500
IL 2; good. Sl2MSl6; tinr, SlGGf20.
Fiiiers.-i'Ommon, t6Gs9: medium, $7@i9;
good. sl0M$l2; hu", nominal.
IFTdppers.-COmmOn,Sl 0N 30 mediuBl, ~ 50
$40: good, s20G $50; hle, ti0 $3.50; fancy, :5t
@s65.
ipr0Opers. HehOgdRy.-CommoD, il2@kl5 /;
medium, $3.50 ago; good, S22@ S25 Gnc, 5000
$40; extra, 5t5@S5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for This class OF goods II confined
principally to good old heayy.bodied Tugs and Ken
tucky River leaf We quote:
Old lugs, f4@s5 Kentucky River lug, sI0@
Sl2; Kentucky River lear, sl3GSlS.