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New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
NaTIoNIL HOMES FOR SOLDIERS.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 26.-The Board of
Managers oi tue National Home for Disabled Volunteer
Soldiers session at the Home IN tins cly Yesterday
adopted the following resolution The members OF the
Rsard OF Managers, having recently visited and in-
spected the homes ut Dayton, OHIO, Milwaukee. Wis,
and Augusta, Me- deem 1t appropriate 10 exnrcs,
thcIr sstisfactiOn with tho conduct and general man
og,n,pt OF these Institutions especially 20 commend
ine zsa ability aud integrity manifested In tho build
jug aud OF suc maaniiiccnt boines Tor the
clsaDed soldiers OF the for tue Union II Is owl
dent that the appropriations by Congress for
fhis nnruose ANA expended by predecessors, have
nes Donrsry dsbursed. and We take this occasion to
mace on record high appreciation OF the cDspcusus
ndustry efficiency and integrity With which the retiring
Pros,ept b. r. Butler aud MS associates on The Board
Of MANAGERS have discharged the important trusts COM
mitted 10 their hands.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
THE STRUGGLE FOR DuLCIGNO.
ApvrcEs FROM THE PLACES or CuIEF INTEREST

ApvICEs FROM THE PLACES OE CuiEF INTEREST.
CoNsTANTlNOPLE. Sept. 20, 1850.
Count Won Hatfield, the German Ambassador, has
had a four hours interview with the Sultan and
vainly tried to persuade him 10 consent to peace
full surrender of Dulcgno. The Sultan r'phed IN
terms similar to those Of the Portcs last note refus
ing to order the surrender unless the naval demon
stratiOn was abandoned
Count Won HATFIELD has invited The diplomatic
body to meeting 10 discuss the situation occasoned
by the above interview. ~
scUrARI. Sept 90. 1880.
chiefs at Ducigno TO come to Scutarl in order that
he might represent to them the necessity OF the sur
render of DulcgnO, but the chiefs left more than
ever determined to resist.
RAGUsA, Sept. 90, 1880.
The British dispatch boat Helicon. with Admiral
Seymour aud all the other commanders. except the
French. on board has gone to make 4 reconnaissance
in Albanian waters.
GRAvosA, Sept 26. 1880.
The ships which sailed to rcc0nnOtre the Albanian
coast have retcrned 10 Ragusa. The Mbanians are
docking to Duc'gno in great numbers The Mon
tenegrius Will postpone ho5ilites until the Turkish
troops are withdrawn. The Montenecrins are ready
t. engage the Albanians, but do not wish to fight
thc Turkish regulars The departure OF the inter-
national squadron il said to he suspended III conso-
quence OF fresh negotiations started ~ Montenegio'
PREPARING FOR ATTACK.
LONDON Monday, Sept. 27, 1850.
A disrafch from Ragusa 10 The Standard says {:
All the ships have ordered TO have stcan M by
$50 O'Clock Monday afternoon. Ihe ADanlans hod Il
vary. .tpl usr for ed uD.iFG
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
REPRESENTATIVES,.
AIRING TnnnCsscf
4 CALIFORNIA EDITOR SHoT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. GA dispatch from
Santa Barbara says that within tue las; few days He
Ercnag Press coHtaned articles rcdcctng severely
on Clarence Gray. a;ey nominated by the Republican
County Convention for DistricAttorney. On the publ
cation OF the FIRST article Gray threatened Theodore
Clancy the Editor Of The Press With violence he con-
tnued his attacks
Friday evenmg Clancy returned TO the attack in his
pewspaper Yesterday Gray met Clancy, aud, after a
trade OF abuse drew revolver and feed. The bali en-
tered the abdomen ana cane above the left hip.
Clancy died at O'Clock this morning His last words
we're Tell my frcuds that dc Ike man for pm
cille, and would not go PACK On II II | could"
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
DFNOryCING GENERAL WEAVER.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.-Frank w. Hughes,
of Posv the recognized leader of the Grecnb sckers
In Pennsylvania will to send the following dis
patch 10 General Weaver. Greeubacs candidate for
President:
Your published CONGRATULATIONS to SOon Chase en-
couraeug by approving his REORGANIZATION tending 10
tge defeat electors for Weaver and Chambers 70
Maine, and to ensure the election or seven Garneid
electors nse ID forfoiis your clms the support OF
the organization. 1t simply means that you desire our
friends there as wei Else WnCIN 10 be defeated DV
hc snccess cf Garfield ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Labor men
are such from prime pie and therefore NOT marketable
by auy leaders.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20. 1880.
The Postmaster General decId-s that cards nlay be
sent for one cent through the mails unti The lst Of
January next when only Uned states postal cards Will
n. at that rate The limit his been extended
10 the above dare that tue new rule may become
genera ly known III the meantime
In connection with the divorce suit OF Minister
Cbrisancy 1t Is stated that he has failed to into
court here the counsel fees and temporary anony al
lowed est juno and the Court is poweress TO execute
its decree during his absence. no property be
found within ITS Jurisdiction. The salary due Mr. Chris
t,ancy from tns 10 time State Department
be attached IN the hands Of the Government.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
NOTES OF The CANVASS.

A Garfield and Arthur Campaign Club was
zed III the town of Castleon, s. H. September
90 Gro7g, West was elected president. sixty names
were enrolled.
A Republican meeting was held at lttners
Hall fremont. Friday evening. Addresses were made
hv General Auson G. McCOok. Chauucey NJ Depew,
Ernest Al all aud others. The hall crowded and the
enthusiasm was great.
a largely y-attcnded Republican mass-meetinS
was held Friday evening Pleasant Plains, s. L. The
Row IN Dlue turned ONT ana there was a fine say Of
fireworks A uu,hber OF speakers. one OF whom YVES
Challes A. l.. Goldey, OF Sew-lOrk, addressed the
meeting.
The Republicans of the town Of Bedford,
Wesrcbestcr County, have organized Gardcld ana
Arthur Campaisn Club with the following officers: {:
Presdenf Il. H. II. sawyer, ~ D.. .vicc-preeiacn!s
trencis smith, W. o. scribner, L. l.. DnsenDcrle, Au
gustus HOyt. '-s
F,r " The Result IN Maine see Fiftt Pnae
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
REPUBLICANS or STATEN ISLAND.

The largest Republican mass meeting thus
far held on staten Island held SATURDAY night at
Mariners Harbor The meeting held IN the open
air. over two thousand people were present. some
700 Boys In B.ue from the various Garfield
and Arthur Clubs along the North Shore participated
william IL Van Name tho president Of the local Cam
paigu nb. presided. Burton L. Beach. OF New-fork
y wa the prucpal speaker. and delivered si ring
address. which repeatedly chccred. lie was 'ol-
lowed bv Samuel j. simmons, of Brooklyn ia brief but
effective remarks. MaSinfrs Hrbor was formerly Il
siron shold If Democracy only thirty publican yOtes
having been cast IN IL for l. ncOr In 1859.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

HANCOCK AND HIS LE1TERS.
HIS FIRST REPLY EVASIvE.


HOW GENERAL HANCOCK EvADED INQUIRY As TO
SOUTHERN CLAIMs-THE DEMOCRATS ALARMED
a DECLARATION EXACTED AT LAST.
IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-The following is the his
tory of the Cincinnati effort to force Generni nan
cock to avow himself on the subject of Southern
claims: After an attempt made in the East had
faed, and the fact that General Hancock had de-
clined 10 take positive ground on this question be-
came known, W. G. NeG' Of Cincinnati, wrote INN
an earnest lettor on the subject, prompted by the
knowledge that General Hancocks attitude IN the
matter was giving business Democrats there much
concern as well rs dissatisfaction. IL is understood
that Mr.. Neff's letter was very specific as 10 the
kind of claims concerning which he desired TO know
General Iiancock's views. The friends OF Mr. ncH
say that he wanted the letter for use among his
Democratic mercantile friends for the purpose OF
proving to them hat their fears of General Han
cock were unfounded.
The reply to Mr. Nci7s letter, which was written
about tho middle Of the month, was regarded by
those business Ircn who knew OF it as altogether
too evasiyr. Il incl0sed slips from The Ner- Yofs
UoyN taking the ground that the Fourteenth
Amendment barred rebel claims, and that Hancock
was committed TO the support of the amendments.
The knowel OF the evasivs character of the letter
to NIr Nelr became generally known in business
circles in Cincinnati; aud The consequent dem0rallza-
ton among business Democrats Was unmistakaDle.
Thercupon Mr. Theodore Cook, chairman OF 5hc
Hamilton County Democratic Executive Commit
tee recognizing the full gravity of the situation,
undertook to procure decided expression OF
opinion from Hancock. Mr. Cooks letter was only
a part Of the enormous pressure which was brought
to bcarthc part drafted for the eye Of the public
but General Hancock was made 20 see tnat without
prompt action his rart on this SUBJECT great ana
irreparable damage would be done tho Democratic
cause IN the North AS to the effect of such course
on the South nc well understood that that was
solid no matter what Northern Democrats might do
The following list comprises the names OF some
of the Democratic members Of Congress who have
introduced measure to promote the payment OF
rebel ella ms, and thus have, according TO General
HancocA. insultod the honor and intelligence of
our people,"
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
A SUNDAY NIGHT MURDER.

The residents of the vicinity Of Thames and
Tenple'ts. startled about IL o'clock last night
by four rapid and successive revolver reports.
The revolver WAS fired by Edward Meehan and he bad
shot at James Currc. Both young mon Tho shoot
IN was attributed to me jealousy Of Meehan on &C =
c0lnt of a young girl. Currie received the first
bullet fred In his back; and tho bali
passed out of the breast Ia the region Of
un nearr He was taken the Chambers Street HOspi
tai where he was still alive late hour the nigh
but ii Is thought his wound Will prove fata word was
sent 10 IL Coroner take his ante mOrtem statement
Meehan was arrested. He refused to make any state
M
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
4 SUIT OVBR PULLMAN CAR PATENTS.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 26.-George nj. Pullman
and the Pullman Palace Car Company began suit yes
terday In the United States Circuit Court against the
Baltimore and Railroad Company, for violation Of
contract and for alleged infringement Of the patent Of
the complsnants by the defendants In undertaking to
pud bay Onio cars for the use Of their road
which are being constructed according to the letters
natent sf the without their authority or
license and m direct violation OF their rights.
The hi, prays that the defendanta be enJoined pro-
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
ENTHUSIASM IN HORNELLSVILLE, y. Y.
LEY TrLEGRAPn To TIE IEIBUHEl

HoRNELLsvILLE, n. Y, Sept. 26.-I'le Re-
rublirans OF this place held rouaing meeting last night
which was addressed by the Hon. c. ID. Murray and
General Denis L. Burke The great wigwam was
crocd 10 its utmost capae,ty, and fully 5000 pcoue
were unable 70 gain ADMIT Ihc speakers held tie
c attenrOn the great audience Tor over thr"t
hours The campaign has opened here with yieor and
enthusiasm hereofore unknown, and good results may
| no erufctcd i'm November.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
NEWS FROM THE ARCTIC SEAS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26.-The whaling
bark Francis Fs.ner arrived at this port from the
Arctic Ocean yesterday.
The following is an extract from the Captains memo
randa august o. on ley Cape.-Captain Hooper, OF
,ne ruitsd States steamer Thomas Corwin. came on
and rs 10 report him all we'll He two
Ssrs from Point Barrow, bound PIover Bay for coal
thsnce to Herald island He had not hearQ OF tho mis-
sng whaers or OF the exploring steamer Jeanette. He
had boen Within few miles Of Herald lsaud IN tbe
nrs part OF August and found heavy i0e around she
landb
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
THE IRISH LAND AGITATION.


Land meetings were held to-day at hlrush
aDc New-Ross Ten thousand persons were present at
tue former meeting Mr. Plrnell attended the New
Ross meeting at which 30 900 persons present..
Mr. Parneli denounced the Liberal Government or fol-
loving the footsteps Of its predecessors, aud sal
nothing hut the abO'iU0n OF andlcrdsn would ead to Il
satisfactory settlement OF the laui Question
4 tccg avn from Galway reports that Lord Nount-
norris a small land owner who was on bad terms with
his tcrauts has been found murdered near BdinulcDe
lie had received six bullet wounds.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
THE BRITISH STRIKE ABANDONED.

LONDVN, StIIV -b..I6.1I
The Accrington Strike Committee, in con-
junction with the Wages Committee. I've resolved TO
advise tae Accrngton operatives to keep working a
little Longer in orer 70 give the employers chance 0f
carving out their promise OF an increase OF Wages
Delegates from North aud Nor heas; L1ncasnire mot
M Blackburn on Saturday and empowered tic Wages
COMMITTEES Gnd the Local Committee TO deal Wltn tie
dispute IN the manner they thought ft
At u meeting OF the Accr,ugt0a STRIKE Committee 1t
was received BY vote of 80 to to abandon the pro-
posed strike for the present
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
rHE ALBAYIANs STILL DEFIANT.

THE sultan REFUSES TO ORDER THE sURRsNDER
OF DULCIGNo-THE PARNEIL LAND AGIrA1IoN
REvTvED-No STRIKE IN LANCASHIRE.
In reply to the German Ambassador, tue
Sultan of Turkey has refused to order the
surrender of Dulcigno unless the naval de-
mOnstration is abandoned. The Albanian
chiefs have also refused to give up
the town. Two large land meetings
have been held in Ireland. In France, NJ.
Horace Choiseul has been appointed Under
Secretary of Foreign Affairs. The British
steamer CanOpus is ashore on the Scotch coast.
The British strike has been abandoned.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
TIE ARKANSAS AuENOMEYT.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, SEPT 2G.-.ihe canyasscrs OF
the vote on the reputation constitutional amend
ment. submitted at tine election of September L,
have been counting the vote for two Or three day
past. The canvass iS not yet completed, Dnt tlc
Official figures are known. aud the amendment is
defeated. falling short on the direct vote ABOUT
/ 800 votes. The majority against 1t Will DC IN
creased to 1000 when the whole number or
votes cast is ascortaIned as failure to vote upon the
question was virtually a vote against tic amend
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
GERMAN REPUBLICANS AT WORK.

The members of the German Veterans Re-
publican Association OF the XVIII Assembly District
numbering over 1jO have formed three computes OF
Bows IN Blue. Many of these veterans served under
General Hancock Tho c1cers are: Major. LOuls Brca
hofr: adutant, Henry H. Brown: cap'ans John Aithoh
Joseun Schucr and Charles GceOdch.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
DELEGATES TONARATOGA.

TROY n. Y, Sept 26.-lhe delegates to the
Saratoga Convention from the Ist Dtric Of Rensselaer,
County arc Edward Murphy, jr; Ezekiel Cowen and
Il A. Pa1Danter. The names OF George s. Robinson,
Samuel w. Perry and John f. Ahearn were inadvertently
sent Friday nigh The "ltr three aio inc aitcrhates
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
PENSIONS PAID PROMPTLY.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2G.-The last quarterly
payment OF pensions has been the most speedily
accom- piishcd OF any ever known, considering the
number OF pensions paid. Tie agents paid 1S4 600
pops.ons I'm the first ten working dlys and ended with
III nfeeuth 1t night OF these $4,000 were personal
payments, made to the pensioners at tho several
upe
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
LETTER TnIEF ARRESTED.

John Flood, clerk in the General Post
Office who was sentenced by Judge Benedict in
the United states Circuit Court TO over years imprs
onrn in the Pcnientiary for robDing the mail,
was on nrst OF this month released rom c0nhne-
mcut pardon granted by President Hayes Yesterday
he pOcketed 70 nbcr or letters III the Post Ohicc.
when he vas detected by the Day superintendent and
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
READY TO RUN FOR SENATOR.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2G.-Coonel james
G. Fair has written letter TO prominent citizens of
Virginia City announcing his readiness TO accept the
nomination for United States Senator.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
TIRE GULNARE ORDERED HONE.

WAsuINGToN, Sept. 26.-Captain Howgate
has ordered tue Guare to return to Washington and
expccts that she will sail from ST. joins F. to-mor
row The exoedtion has been abandoned for his sea-
con but Captain Howgate proposes 10 repeat the
nerimeut IN tho spring.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
GENERAL GRANT IN THE CAMPAIGN.

CHICAGO, Sept 26.-General Grant, who has
been here two days visiting friends wileaye tomorrow
for Warren Ohio whore he viii preside n Republican
smeetIn the CniY one IN whlch he VIII take actlVt
part during the campaign.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

vsonay and perpeually from countereitln2 or i
ing any manner the compa nans palace ear @ , .
tus the defendants be compelled account ana pay
the conplanants for damages sustained ny ,nse
unlawful acts. Judge Morris fixed OCTOBER ~ 'nc
l1y fnr the hearing.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
LOWER RATES OF INTEREST.

HALIFAX, \. S., Sept. 26.-The city banks
will not take ne deposits except at per cent, Which
is q reduction OF . per cent from two years ago.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
NEW FRENCH APPOINTMENTS.

PARIS Sept. 26 1870.
NJ Raynal, member of the Chamber of Depu-
Ties for GroDde has accepted the Under secretary
ship Public Works, and NJ Horace ChOiseul tho Undt
secrctarysbp OF Foreign AH,irs.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
THE STEAMER CANOpUS ASHORE.

The steamer Canopuq, Captain llorsfall,
fom Liverpool for Boston, with fOryivc passengers,
has roa, ashore in Ke Bay, the Null OF knyrc,
scOtiaId.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
sEXATORS.

Bailey Tennessee. Gordon. Georgia. Morgan Alabama.
Beck, Kentucky. Gfoome, Maryland. vance, y. y.
Buflcr s. Carolina. Hoi efOrl ". Va. Vest Iiasouii
CAL Florida UIi, Geoigl. Whyte, Maryland.
Dsyis W. Virginia. Johnston Virginia
Garland, ArIa isas Jonas, louisiana
REPRESENTATIVES.
ATKINS, Tennessee Gunter. ArFansas singleton, hiss
blackburn Ky. Il3nmDhl, UeOf-li atoWo.l, v sni"
~ mt, Hin ONO .tt3, Nttg,,l'
pnune Keutuckv House Tennessee. Thompson Ky.
Bright. Tennessee HUnirn. virginia dliIlal' = u
pr0wn Texas. Johnston Va. Tucktf Va
Cabel. Virginia k'hg la IurIer ny.
(aliWsl Ky. Knott ky. p-oh' lsF NJ
Clar,e. Missouri Lowe, Ala. NauulI NV'
Ciymer Penn, ftaaling, slist WMhel' -,
Cook, Georgia, hlilken, nv. Nh'Iiei' SiiV'
CillDsI son. Texas Money, Miss. Maiteh' MASS.
D tv- y. c., Morgan MO Miittn0tn- u mn n
Dbrc. Trnu, OC0nn0r CafolhaM i,lS' Nov. fviN'
Uckey. OHIO. Phi his, ii-soull Mllls, hentuOnt.
Elan. Lpjlisifnl. Reagan. leXh' 1oune Acn"ssee'
Ellis Lonisiaua Richmond. EirFai1 20 |le, SitStha.
Faulkner, west Nalide, tennessee. SaNiOI"' A1oai1'
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

HOW GENERAL HANCOCK EvADED INQUIRY AZ 10
SOUTHERN CLAIMS-THE DEMOCRATS ALA"SED
a DECLARATION EXACrED AT LAST.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
A sHREwD SCHEME DISCOVERED.

SHREWD SCHEME DISCOVERED.
fHE DEMOCRATIC TACTICS IN MAINE REPEATED IN
OHIO, BUT HAPPILY UNMAsKnD IN TIME-oNE
GOOD RESULT OF THs MAINE ELECTION
The Democrats in Ohio have been strangely
quiet up to about the present time. While the
Republicans were engaging IN an active speak
ing campaign, their opponents were holding
only few meetings and making little noise
Il has been discovered that their plan was to
divert attention to Indiana by making great
stir there and meanwhile TO use money heavily
in few Oao districts, and thus, it possible,
carry Garficld's State against him in the Oc-
tober election. This discovery and the close
result in Maine have wakened the Republl-
cans OF Ohio to the necessity Of hard work.
They have spoiled the game of their opponents
by unmaskng ii, and they are now preparing
to fight hard for the victory they are de-
tcrmined to secure.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
A dispatch fro

All tine ships have been ordered TO have s,ca.n NJ
2::5U O'Clock Monday afternoon the Albanlans no
very strong fortified position"
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DOWN WITH MONOPOLY.
L STILL LIVE.

rr,HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD ANNOUNCE
i to the citizens Of Eureka that he 10 still
running his Photo Art Gallery, and IL prepared
to make all stylss Of pictures known 70 the art.
ia no growing Bring your babies, we will
make them smile, and send you away pleased.
Everybody welcome Come and be convinced
Cards. per dos. 1890 Cabinets, per doz. 500
+" half " 400 hAu $40
ii. W. BROOKS. Artist.
Gallery nearly opposite the new Courthouse
Eureka. May 8, 1880. mayAu
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EUREKA LODGE. NO. Ie. r. 4 A. N.
YTyHE STATED CONCENTRATIONS OF Ell.
L rcka Lodge, No. 1e, +. 4 A. NJ, will be
held In Odd Fellows Hall the fourth Monday
Of each and every month.
Members Of sister lodges. and sojourning
brethren in good standing, are cordially invit-
cd to attend. h. 6ADLER. w. n.
W. p. SrEIcHxLMAN. Secretary.
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T,HE REGULAR MEETINGS OF Tnx
i American Labor Union will be held g
Armory Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING Of
each week. Any person desiring information
applying 70 the Secretary, at Armory Hail. be.
tween the hours Of and o'clock r. r., daily.
A. O. BISHOP, President.
A. N. CAxPBxLI, Secretary. apIT.tf
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

r TAKE THIS METHOD OF ANNOUNCING
i to the voters Of Eureka county that will
be candidate for the offiee of County Com
missioner. tlong term,l subject to the iecision
Of the Black Republican County Gonve 1tion.
HENRY CLAY FENSTERM tkEk.
Fish Creek. Eureks County. May !, %;
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j now occupied as the Academy Of Music.
will be rented on reasonable terms to perms-
nent tenant For particulars apply in the rear
of the building.
Eureka. May 1. 1880. maya II
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WINNEMUCoA TRIBE. NO. 9. IMPROVED
w Order OF Red Men. hold regular coun-
cils at Masonic Hall on the third sleep Of every
seven suns. ct the seventh run, thirtieth breath.
sojournfng braves, warriors and chiefs, are
cordially invited to meet In council
r. NJ. BEATTY, Sachem.
MAJ JAcoHs. Chief Of Record. al
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II You have fne or complicated wasth 81
clock, music box. an automston SINGING bird.
or any other delicate and intricate piece 81
mechanism needing repairs, 60 TO
EDW. WTLHELW
Chronometex, watch and clockmaker.
Jewelry neatly repaired.
All work warranted TO give perfect aatisfec.
tion or positively no charge. a.
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Pockstknives and razor at the GOLDEN RULH
TORE.
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BEATIFIC LODGE. NO. =. X. OF r.,
MEETS EACH FRIDAY. OF EVERY
INl month, at I 80 O'Clock p. H.. at its Castle
Hall, In Odd Fellows building.
AL Brother knights, In good standing, are
pfraternally invited to attend such meetings.
9. L. BROY, d. o
II. B. McKxx, K. Of R. and 8.
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i. Q. r. RURY COURT No. .

MEETS ON THE SECOND AND FOURTH
1yl Mondays of each month, at 7:ao O'Clock
=. NJ. in the Odd Fellows Hall building. All
vited to attend B. @. LEVY W. O. r.
Jas. W. SIXTH, r. 8.
Euxekas May AZ, 1850. myls
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Rooms to Rent.

ToUR ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR OFFICES
IL or sleeping apartments, now occupied by
DR.. De La Matyr, over the Restaurant are for
rent by CHARLES II. FISKE.
Eureka, April "a, 1880. a25 tt
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THE EUREKA SENTINEL Many ,a.g. i

nle at Mr.. j. H Bates Advertising Agency. No.
ii Park Row. Times Building) New York. who
10 authorised to contract for Advertising and
subscriptions tothls paper.
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THE LAW PARTNERsHIp OF HrLLHousx
i COLE IL dissolved By mutual conssnt.
The undersigned will each attend % the unnn-
a. II. HILLHoUsE.
FW. COLE
Eureka, April so. 1880 myf Y