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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook of the

Scraps from the Notebook of the
sentineI's Reporter.
Since Friday night, Levy's goldfish havt
all died.
Hon. Thos. Wren departs for Carson
City this morning.
Base Range Typographical Union meets
to-day at their hall.
G. b. Ford's new brick dwelling is fast
nearing completion.
Only 9S8 names are on the Eureka reg
istry books at present.
The Board of County Commissioners
meet tomorrow. Put in your bills.
Voters in the First ward move slowly.
Only 1856 names registered up to date.
White Pine county Democrats meet in
convention at Hamilton tomorrow.
Rev. Mr.. Gallagher lectured on "Mor-
monism" in Carson last Friday evening.
M. E. Church services in Courthouse
to-day at usual hour and in the usual
form.
The naturalization mill ground out 80
more citizens yesterday, in the District
Court.
The Rescue Hose Co. hold their regular
monthly meeting tomorrow night at their
house.
One hundred and twenty-five citizens
have been manufactured" during the last
five weeks.
Politics had no part in the Causey-Baker
imbroglio the other day. 1t was con-
corning financial affairs.
Mrs. Tarlease cannot open herqestaurant
as early as contemplated, but is crowding
on with all possible haste.
Joe Wells, the victim Of an accident at
the Dunderberg, is said to be in needy cir
cumstances. He is a man of family.
Tomorrow is the last sitting Of the
Board Of Equalization. Make your COM
plants then, or you will be shut out.
There will be no more diminishing for
naturalization papers this fall. Judge
Rives left for Hamilton this morning.
We are pleased to note the fact that Mrs.
j. H.. Anderson is rapidly recovering from
that which was, at one time, q serious ill
ness.
Rev. r. Eastman, Of st. Georges Chui CHI,
Austin, will oficiate at the Episcopal
Church to-day, morning and evening, as
sisted by Rev. @. b. Crawford, Rector.
Joe Bowers came in to influence J. G.
Buffers vote in the Republican Conven-
ton. They both returned to Antelope
Valley yesterday.
Jim Anderson, in his paper yesterday,
says that ]. M. Crawford got away with
the Democratic nomination for Coroner
and Public Administrator None but the
Smith family can be elected to that Office
this year. Safe bet.
rt
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..sIightIy Damaged."

Under New To-day" will be found .
special dispatch to Dave steindler to get
rid of all damaged goods at ''any price,"
With such an order from D. Nathan it is .
sure shot that some of the best bargains
in clothing ever offered in Eureka can be
had OF Dave at 1.-The Bazaar" Lots OF
the stock ordered to be sold is touched
SO lightly by water as not to be in the
least noticeable, and still it must go. II
don't cost a cent to examine the clothing,
hats or boots, and Dawes way OF doing
business is to say the lowest price at once.
The stock will be entirely disposed OF 10
twenty days, and those who call first will
have first choice.
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STATE NEWS.

Lots !, crantsviIle soil from ssoo .rs
unwards-
r~.n .oo5 mo
nn!nony Ine1nas 49, 10 years, ana
na'.se ~ 'irsinia
| ocratic ticket.
r--L,.--m uon -
hfuoAee MN na on rn. : ialr snake
.uuS sesson y o,tiyoOu eayepe from
= cielA " .ne ueiayeu tne
snow apous slA weeAs wv io"s ior pron' 70
'ne iu"Der in'eies's.
Ore was reached wednesday morning in
crosscut No. l on the 1000 level of the
Union Consolidated. The crosscut has
yet seventy-five feet to go to reach the east
drift; therefore there is room for a deposit
Of ore of considerable size.
LYON county has 633 head of horses. 176
mules. 3O7 cows. ego beef cattle. 10 bulls.
1.4O0 sheen and lambs, 3O3 hogs, 400 chick.
ems. Is dncks and 80 hives Of bees. The
amount Of land inclosed is 10. O acres. Of
which 1. $40 acres are cultivated.
soor,s Fair i, ~no,i,;os now.-
d.rs pa.he a"..;ns saam po;nns no" m".
49, cts1s r. 80 ~o;na &c ~ ~
the;r T,aaaaia dao. maa5,n 5..M
'
o'
"A huntington quartz mil mas been
shlpped to the Jones u hinkead mine at
Pyramid, Nevada. These mills are being
pretty we'll tested In various parts OF the
country. and 1t Will be interesting to note
the results.
At the Cosmopolitan saloon in Virginia
a row occurred between Jack Moore and
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County Central Committee.

The following County Central Commit
tee was appointed at last Tuesdays Con-
vention in Hamilton: Chas. Karbstein,
@. A. Mathewson, H. Christensen, E. K.
Willard, VIM. Reed, R. M. Peters, W. N.
McGill, George H. Taylor, I. G. Moon, Ed.
E. Allen, P. B. Rowell, Martin Guptil, A.
D. Campton. Thomas Robinson, D. W.
Hastings, L. L. Highly. Jacob Cameron,
A. H. Lehman, B. B. Bird, F. H. White
more, N. Simpson, John McGrath. The
Central Committee subsequently, organ
lied by electing DR.. E. x. Willard, Chair
man. and @. A. M~athewson, Secretary and
Treasurer.
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RUBY HILL.
Items from Yesterdays "Minins
News.o

Items from Yesterdays Mining
News"
Eureka Con. and Richmond change shifts
tomorrow.
Eleven contracts were let at the Rich
mond Friday,
John Stephens, Of the Albion, is very i'll
with rheumatism.
The roads in this vicinity are receiving
badly needed repairs, thanks to Mr.. Horn.
This from our school paper: "Some girls
are like arrows; they are always in a
culver until they get a beaux." We pass.
Richard Eddy arrived from Yankee Fork
this week, and reports that many Of the
miners are leaving, to pass the winter in a
more favorable climate.
One hundred dollars reward are offered
for fifteen men on Ruby Hill who can unite
on any proposition. Inquire at this Office,
or at Tom Pearce's saloon.
The fourth pigion shooting match for
the Williams-Reynolds cup will take place
on Cariboo fiat tomorrow week. There is
still a chance for any newcomer to win
the cup, provided he can beat Charley
Howard.
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STREETS $3.50 r. M.

Tip Top-4A asked
Mexican-9sb10a 95s
Union-l8Ab l83a
Sierra Nevada-1l4b 1lsa Ills
Utah-9bb
Bechtel-l4b
0phir-83b
Mt. Diablo-6b
Belcher-310cb 315ca 310cs
Con. Virginia-3b 305ca 305cs
Alta-295cb ga
Exchequer-1S0cb 190ca
Best & Belcher-9Ab
Crown Point-1S0cb
Yellow Jacket-4S0cb
California-2l0cb 215ca
Best & Belcher-9as
Imperial-25cb 20ca
Kentuck-lab
Bullion-l85ca 190ca 190cs
Potosi-265cb
Grand Prize-1S5ca
Alta-295cs 290cb 295ca
0ccidental--1b
Hale 4 Norcross-490cb
Crown Point-185cb
Yellow Jacket-4S5cb COCOA
Andes-l55cb 160ca 155cs
Best 4 Belcher--9tb 9sa
Union-1ssb 1874 ISIS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

Heliotroper Davis employed Johnny
Francis, of the old International Hotel,
shortly after the fire. to help him in his
work on Diamond mountain. Johnny
made such progress in the duties Of that
station that Mr.. Davis recommended hin
to the department headquarters, and yes
terday John received 3 letter promising
him that in the next years work he should
be allotted q station. This 10 o well-mer.
tied reward. but nothing more than we
should expect, or Uncle Dave Hall would
not have gone 30 much on the young man.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

Morris H. Joseph contemplates making
q trip to London, England. about the mid
die of November, and will be pleased to
receive specimens Of curiosities. but more
especially Of ores, and statements OF work
done on the mines from which come the
specimens. Those having properties to
dispose OF may be sure that Joe will talk
for them il they only take the trouble to
bring in their rock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

Messrs. Joe Winzell and Dick Ryland
have purchased the old Odd Fellows build
ing, and will proceed to transform the re-
naming walls into a frst-class hall for
theatrical or social party purposes. Work
will be commenced at once, and the same
rock and foundation will be used. If the
plans and specifications now contemplated
are carried out, this will make one Of the
finest halls in Nevada.
Adjoining this property on the south
Mr.. Winzell owns a lot, and he will thereon
put the most substantial and convenient
meat market in Eastern Nevada.
Such men are a god-send to Eureka, and
their deeds inspire confidence among the
people Of this district.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03
New billiard Hall.

Messrs. Tognini & Co. last evening threw
open their new billiard hall on Main street.
1t is a "banger''-the best in this portion
OF the State in finish and t~rappings. The
tables are Of the best and most popular
manufacture, and the furniture is accord
ingly elegant. Clay Simms and Gregovich
shy "Old Cremcrne" glasses at the patrons
Of the house, in q very pleasant humor.
and if last nights send-off is a criterion Of
what the proprietors are to expect in future
then IL will prove q paying institution.
Tonight they will spread a bountiful
lunch.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

The wners OF Ell Dorado No. 2 were
agreeably surprised yesterday in sinking a
shaft, to break into a vein Of ore, three
feet wide, extending across the bottom OF
the shaft and widening. Up to last evening
they were merely in the crust OF the vein.
There was a very rich streak in the one
portion, but the average test Of the whole
width assayed only $40 to the ton. The
owners are greatly encouraged.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

Judge Griswold and J. L. Thompson
with a p) came down the road to repre-
sent the Republicans Of Mineral Hill in
the Convention. They havn't got out Of
town yet. They are given twenty.four
hours more, and then a committee will
escort them past Mrs. Daneke's toll-gate.
1t is said that yesterday morning they took
their blankets and struck for the depot.
but in a moment OF oblivion overlooked
and passed the depot buildings, installing
Joe Winzell's slaughter house for the sta.
ton. Signaling the engineer to stop did
no good, and that Is how they were al
lowed to remain another day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

Parker House-Adam Hall, Sterling
mine; Martin Piantoni, Prospect Noun
tain; W. A. Woodruff, Humboldt Wells;
John M~cNaughton, Prospect Mountain.
Turner House-Felix Rattanzi, Fish
Ureek; Samuel Adams, San Francisco; E.
+. Elliot, Los Angeles; Miss Alice Sands,
Mineral Hill.
Jackson House-Alex. Fraser, Prospect
Mountain; ]. r. White.
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Dang the Difference.

And now it is said that according to pro-
gramme OF the Republican County Con-
~vention managers, last Saturday evening,
the band was ordered to play Hail to
the Chief" when the procession, consist
ing of Tom Wren and Pete Canavan,
should enter the Convention room, arm in
arm. The boys forgot to place their music
and when the signal was given they footed
off with "God Save the Queen"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

Reduction of Newspaper Postage.
The Postmaster General calls the atten-
ton of postmasters to the following reduc-
ton Of postage on newspapers addressed
to foreign countries: 1t is ordered that on
and after the first Of October, 1880, the
postage charge on newspapers addressed to
countries or colonies OF the Universal
Postal Union shall be the same as ON
printed matter generally for the same des-
tinations under the provisions Of the Con-
vsntion Of Paris viz: One cent for each
weight Of two ounces or fraction Of two
ounces.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

This is the way the Red Bluff Sentinel,
OF California, goes after a contemporary (:
~ Is limited about Chico that the mother
oi the editor Of the Enterprise is a China
woman. A glance at the sheet would make
sny one believe that the story 10 true. II
aeatnenish principles were ever better de-
pned than in the manner launched by the
enterprise, we would be surprised to know
~. 1t has also been stated that the miss
Ing brother Of the Chinese leaper is none
osler than the editor Of the Enterprise,
snd We would advise the officers who are
hunting the missing one to visit Chico.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03
The "News /" ON the Democratic
Ticket.

The Ruby Hill Mining News, after giving
the Democratic ticket. comments as fol-
lows: 1t will be seen that three Of the
nominees, Messrs. D. J. J. Mclaughlin, tor
Assembly; Charley Mikel. for short term
Commissioner; and Frank Wallace, for
Constable, are residents Of the Hill. All
three are popular men and good citizens,
and their selection shows that the Con-
vention displayed more judgment than is
generally credited to Democratic bodies.
The ticket is a strong one, and will put
the Republicans on their mettle.
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For Sale OF Lease.

r wr,.r. SELL or LEASE MY PROPERTY.
al the north end of town. 1t a great bar
gain. The buildine. 10 one OF the mos. COM X
rooms we'll furnished. with dining-room, par.
Tor. Kitchen, etc. There is Q good stable and
outbuiidings. with a fine well of water on the
premises. The property hasa income OF Sioo
per month. Apply to Mrs. DnNNis
Fureka August 10. 1880. auzV-u
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The White Pine Republican County
Ticket.

For State Senator, A. T. stesrns, Of
oherry Creek; Assemblymen. j. @. Camp
oeii' Of Ward, George washburn, White
hiver' A. +. Barrick, Cherry Greek, and
=. Il. A. Bibbins, 0sceola; Sheriff. Ed.
naum; Assessor, John B. Williamson /;
county Clerk, W. R. Forrest; Recorder
ana Auditor, William Timson; District
attorney, Henry Bush; County Commits
s,oner (long term, Frank Drake; County
commissioner (short term, Samuel 8.
moodin; superintendent Of Public Schools.
S us Fuller; Public Administrator, E. x.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03
New Church.

Rev. R. A. Kicker says that with the aid
Of the Carson Conference, his people will
soon rebuild on the old church site. Broth
or Kicker has struggled nightly Tor the
cause In this section, n we would
be pleased to see his gospel shop tower to
the skies.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

Joseph Raymond. Daniel Thompson and
Mollie Williams were arrested about 2
o'clock Thursday morning, at a resort for
opium smoking on Mission street, near
Third, San Francisco, while INDUCING in
the deadly drug. They were charged with
misdemeanor, in visiting an opium den.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03
Methodist Bred and Methodist
Born.

The M. E. Church Conference, which
met last week in Carson, ordered the
teachers to skip about in the following
order:
Northern District: W. Carver, Presiding
Elder-Truckee, 7. s. Uren; Reno, G. Nc
Kelvey; Sierra Valley, L. Barstow; Eureka
Mills, to be supplied; Surprise Valley, John
W. Pendleton; Quincy, N. G. Luke; In
dian Valley, L. Ewing.
Central District: John D. Hammond,
Presiding Elder-Virginia City, W. G.
Gray; Carson, d. R. Willis; Gold Hill, to
be supplied; Austin, @. W. Grail; Winnie
mucca, John B. Willis; Eureka, J. T.
Ladd; Ruby Hill, R. A. Kicker; Elko,
George Jennings.
Southern District G. B. Hinkle, Pre-
siding Elder-Bodie, +. NJ. Warrington;
Coleville, W. Minis; Bishops Creek, F. NJ.
Willis.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

Wells, Fargo d Co.'S Letter List.
The following letters were received At Wells.
Fargo b Co.'S once last evening and not
delivered:
Ora Dina Estepsnis Lano Ora Dina Maria Lopez
Ora Dina Maria Luebedo Tom sheridan
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03
rovn.htp Convention

At q meeting Of the Hamilton md Treas
ure City delegation. Tuesday evening" the
following Township officers were nom
mated: For Justice OF the Peace, WIS.
Grey; for Constable, Ed. simmons; for
School Trustees, H. A. Comins, Charles
Karbstein and L. Hildreth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

mr. n. Richard yesterday commenced .
,a'' IN the District Court against the AL.
Ssoa Con. Mining Company. to quiet title
ING st. David No. q mining claim, sit
rs'sa on Ruby Hill and adjoining the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

n0n' Thos. D. Tenant. formerly Of Eu-
lnna, Is q candidate for the Assembly in
eonr.sy county. He 10 q Republican, Of
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IRON DOORS FOR SALE.

TWO SETS OF IRON DOORS. WITH
frames, for openings Ave feet wide aud
eleven feet high For yd inrsner d paa.mh
Eureka, September Is, 1880. s2s-n
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Ir you want to look nobby get one OF
those nice suits at the San francisco
Clothing Store.
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U
UvxrrwDAY,s STOCK SALES.


MORNING BOARD.
2O5 O~phir-S2 81
o9S Mexican-9a 10
on Could l. Curry-43
20 Rest & Belcher-91
oo0 California-215c 2lOc
940 Savage-255c
so Chollar-3t
no Potosi-270c ,oo .o-
2o5 Hale & NorcrossM4soc 4s'c
Ok Con. Viringia-3O5c
40 Crown Point-1S0c 1896 l9oc
% Yellow J~acket-49oc
$40 Belcher-3l0c ,,,,o, -,
I90 Sierra Nevada-lls lltolo ia
", Ushz9A 9
oo0 BuIIion-l85c l9oc
190 Exchequer-185c l90c
Oh Oyerman-1 voc
$50 Justice-70c ,o, ~
450 Uuion-18i 1Ss lSs -
800 Alta
$50 Julia-aoc DC
10 Caledoaia-30c
190 silver Hill-40c 35c
1o0 Audes-160c l65c
80 WArd-la
200 Concordia-1SOc 49,
1CG ~Rentou-120c l15c 115cb
zoo n. Sierra Neyada-l0c
400 Con. Dorado-25c
30 Kentuck-190c
50 Mackey-20c
200 New York-25c
10 Neutrality-suspicious.
990 Grand Prize-190c 1850
400 Tuscarora-3Oc
200 Paradise-20c
zoo Wales-160c 14b3Oc
200 Mt. Diablo-6
30 N. Belle Isle-35c
1870 East Mt. Diablo-3Oc 25c
IS Columbus-3a
50 Bodie-4t
600 Bechtel-14 14sl0
$50 Bulwer-1A
s Syndicate-50c
200 Booker-15c
500 Champion 25c
l05 Mt. Diablo-6s3 81 CD
100 University-5c
800 Dudley-5c
100 Addends-40c
10 N. Noonday-l4 130c
100 Noorday-120e
1870 Mammoth-75e
50 Boston Con.-S0c
800 0ro-130c 1850
200 Martin White-3Oc
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Naturalized.

The District Court yesterday naturalized
the following named persons, it being the
last batch this season, Judge Rives leaving
this morning for Hamilton: Hugh Brad
ford, Ireland; G. Morgantini, G. Della Pr
azza, E. PM, G.. Toma, G. Donati, G..
Rizzi, G. Gindi, Italy; VIM. Dover, J.. G..
Kitchen, W. j. Richards, W. G.. McFall,
Thos. Roberts. Geo. Stride, England; ].
Erickson, Sweden; A. Moran, Mexico; D.
Falconer, John Long, Canada; Peter Holm,
Prussia; A. Filippini, Switzerland.
Davidson, at the Postofice cigar stand,
keeps the celebrated "Owl" brand.
Everybody smokes the "Owl" cigar.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

MOTHERS II you want your boy to
Az v0%e a candidate buy him a suit at the
S"n francisco Clothing Store. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

The "Owl" is the best "bit'' cigar in
town. For sale at the Postofice cigar
stand.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

you want"to please your sweetheart,
~ Cay ! fancy scarf Of the San Francisco
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

THE boss wool and cotton hosiery at the
San Francisco Clothing Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

THE finest underwear you can buy at the
San Francisco Clothing Store. y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

VIM NJ can always get your horses when
'S1 want them from Pages ranch.
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Wells, Fargo a Co. shipped this morning
two bars of bullion. valued at 1857 o..
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SLIGHTLY DAMAGED CLOTHING, furnishing
goods. boots, shoes, hats and caps at your
own price at the BAZAAR, next door to Pax
ton & Cos.
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A RARE CHANCE
TOC MEN

WING TO CONTINUED ILL HEALTH.
~, " McIeod offers for sale his ranch
IN Pleasant valley, and all his live stock. con,
sis,ins of about $50 head Of Cattle and %
Horass. The above property Will be sold a. .
grast s.ertnos within the next 30 days, For
Tsrn,s ~ sale. apply at his ranch in Pleasant
ssIS3n BAKER b WINES. Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

Go TO PAXTON 4 Cos BANK. draw u
your money, and go next door ior bargains
Ia damaged clothing and furnishing goods
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

SAVE q doctors bill, and go buy a good
warm overcoat at the San Francisco Cloth
ing Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

s'9Aias cheap. s'a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-03

II you want a good cigar smoke thu
"Owi."
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Departures Yesterday.
Z Small p Everts
Arrivals Last Might.
Woodruff McMuilin
Miss Maggie Shea
, 1880-03-28

.e.,.,. Otirp;t int. ffee Eho.'. trrss.
- opgAklns VI uEeM ~ t;+Io,s ".!nS m on ST. Clair
hlats slgnca IN o1u ci'sf.i ns ne took scat in
eun-slple testct. ILL., .nnt ua tu1llk mere are
Us liAIs pAius w VIZ IL - t1 "as Ten or nj
o insI 'l,"E w,,h IN md tov 'rns,. usea 70
tn3it !ou cutalu huoG4 ~ =, .t +ti ~ thad ~ uead
si;neu ~ saose good OLD days
nlu M uuchs tpu4a i!e' q A'" ~ "l1u lne veteran
hunter continued: :,.,s o,,+ nm .
remember ;Gs Msts wv o.s uig oay IN April
wv ~ .tliio!tG We rIeo' o'A uo" H'ahy 10 you
suppose counten: !, ,,o,+,,ro1,
ence, utter long intery,aI' Mr,
Inree nunarea: H. WY, a always killed overa
tnousanu cve1y III tai'le 49,. IT,; Out! NO, sir,
coutltt;d oser lo,VH SlgIt ~, M pump, deli
cious dticks, 4no men HUI only counted those
on one sue 01 IN .1e ;. po..: .;t ,,o,,s,
" HnW iong Il uld II taae s9u
n, oDn Know, s!9. naau @ 10 "aIch with me:
lime Is hoInin9 70 ,1,,, a1"n Il counting ducks
, 1880-03-28
STRIKING PIANO-MAKERS.

cFet1u1 D@spdsCH 10 1He C'4t17z20 - 9@''3'Ets
BOSTON, March 27.-Thc recent strike and lock-
out of the workmen in the New York piano fac
to1ies has affected the trade in this city, and
your correspondent to-day called on the Emer-
eon Piano Company to learn their views on the
situation. The Emerson Company ARE running
E1aree immense factories, turning out about
Inundred Ial planes Il week, md rank among tue
.eaalng manufacturers in the country. Ihc
managers stated that all threatened troubles
sAn the wnrkllen had been satisfactorily nd-
asted s and that the Company were now over
TYP fli with orders They pay the highest wages to
as;rke. Thc ,n1nur @ - az. ,,i ,ipate ~ no Trouble
M snn tlc'Ytrknlell. but think that the increased
~ -. VI ga the materials will compel something
Y an advance In prices.