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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-25

ITO WHOM 1T MAY coNchns .ppointed
sssssssa' and ii creditors e said lent. ssss't Their
hereby notsned and rsqairea. ~ fxouehers. st
said claims 70 me. With neeesssrs In Eureks.
the Law eeace a q v. Baker, Isl ne date Of
Nevada. within ten months \. or The same
wili be barred. and not entitled to dis'
out 81 the assets Of said es'sse. ,n,strstor.
NATALIE BAscAcclo. Aamaisxsm
Eureka. October =. iSss- -
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Notice to Delinquent Co-owners
In the Btriing Mine.

Two JAMES LARRAWAY You and your rep
Il resentatlyes and successors In interest.
are hereby nstiasd that l have performed work
and labor on the Biriing mine and ledge, sits-
atsd In the Cortex Mining District. Eureka
county, Nevada. 10 the amount and value OF
one hundred t$le0) dollars in Unitea States
gold coin, during the past year. 20 wit; Froa
The moath OF January. A. d. 1879. up 10 Janu-
airy !, iss0. the same being enc hundred dollars
Tor said year. That your proportion of the
cost OF said work and labor for the said year 10
- tolaoxx. 10 wit:
James LxrrAwAy. 100 feet.......... $50 90
And you and your representatives and success
sors, and each Of you. are hereby notified that
IL yea fail TO contribute your said proportion
q ihr cost OF said labor and work within one
hundred and eighty tiSl days from the date
thereof. your interest in said Bring mine and
ledge viii become the property of the under
signed. your co owner In said mine. who has
made the said expenditures and performed said
work and labor. in accordance and by virtue Of
the laws Of Congress, section ASA Of the Re
sised Statutes Of the United States.
HENRY OSBORN, Co-owner.
kureka. New. January 2. issa jsrs-sod
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Notice to Delinquent Co-0wner
In tine Pfsssburg Mime.

ITO PETER JOHNSON You and your rep
resentatives and successors in interest are
hereby notified that i have performed worn
and labor on ths fitssburx Mine and ledge. ait
aAted in the Eureka Mining District, Eureka
county. Nevada. to the amount and value OF
two hundred doliars ($sool in United States
eold coin, during the past two years. 10 wit !;
from the mouth Of January. A.. d. ISIS. TO and
including the year A.. u. 1879. the same being
one hundred dollars fslcoi for zach year. That
yonr Proportion Of The cost Of said work and
I.aor fw the said two years Is - follows. to
Wit;
Peter seAnson. so feet See ess
An you and your representatives and sue
se<sors. and each Of ycu. are hereby notineA
that II ygu fail % eontrihutey your said proper
ton of the coat % sald labor and vork within
ere hsndr~d snd eighty sfSoi days from the
OATS hereof, your interest In said Pittshurg
Nine and ledge viii besoms the property 81
me cndersigned, your co-owner in said mine.
Who has made the ssad expenditures. And per
formed sid wo-k aud labor. in accordance and
~ virtue Of the laws Of Coagress. SECTION s.S2s
q the Revised Statutes of the United states.
W. H. TAyt OR. Cocwner.
fursfs. New. pecemeer q. lss. d2sssod
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CHINESE CURES!
DR.. I'll LEE,
The Celebrated Chinese Physician,

rs PREPARED TO TREAT PATIENTS n
the most scientific manner. He has msde
medicine his lifetime study, and cures ainos,
eyery disease. He cures rheumatism in .
short time. He has new remedies for all
SPECIAL DISEASES, and eau cure them very
quickly. His medicines are all given hot. He
uses no cold remedies. He has made . number
Of astonishing cures, and all persons Aihne
should Al once consult him. Chronic diseases
yield readily to his remedies. and cures where
many others have failed.
NOTICE. am . graduate Of the medical
School Of Canton.
OFFICE-Red Building. west side Of Monroe
street. jel II
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SALE
COURT HOUSE.

-
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER MADE INNS MI.
ID issued by tie Board Of County ~ 18th
xionsrs Of Eureka County, Nessas. on ma re-
day Of December. A. d 1879. diresnhs /. Ger.
q~uiring nae 10 sell. 81 public sssiion. tsT coSn.
tain property. h<ionsias e said l sr,ns build:
~, known AZ the old Court hoose ~ Duei
ing. situate On the southeast eornsi p,.ss ..
and Bateman streets. en- Lots and purehs,
Of Monroeis survey cf the Town o. ss,eby
County Of Eur-ka, Nevada; soue
given that % the
assh day or january. A. u. ~
Between thT hours Of . o'clock Ill sell
o'clock !. N. via: =, u o'eloea nson .,a Rursis
County ~ IN ana 10 the above described puv N
er.y, !, ne Court Hos-s, corner r., a. county Of
and Main streets. in the h~n = scr ssh in
Eureka. Nevada. ~ rueiis sastah.
hand. 10 the highest and e,ss na9asi' sheriff.
~ las. p. Mason, psrasn..
~ ssunty. Ssvads. peeem'e'
2Sd. isFs. ~
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DELINQUENTs.
Albion Mining Company,
Uncle Sam Mining Company,
Consolidated as the
ALBION CONSOLIDATED MINING GONPiNY

CTo1KHoLDERs OF THE ALBION MIN
- ING COMPANY and Of the UNCLE SAN
MINING COMPANY, are hereby notified that
the stock Of the ALBION CONSOLIDATED
MINING COMPANY is now ready for issuance.
in exchange for Albion Mining Company and
CRcle Sam Mining Company stock. share for
share. at the ofsce Of the Company. Rooms 6
and !. Nc. 3z7 Pine strset, San Francisco. Cali.
fornfa
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
D. II. yERDESAL.
janis 96t Secretary
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MEDICINE AND PHYSICIANS.

DR.. spINNEY B. CO.,
No. IL Kearay street.,
,,,pEAr ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
Diseases.
YOUNG MEN
who NAV be suffering from the effects Of youth
frI foiiise or iudiscretions will do well to Avail
themselves Of this, the greatest boon ever laid
Al The feet Of suffering humanity. Dr.. spin-
Nv viii gusr.ntee to forfeit Eve hundred dol
lars for eyery case Of weakness or private dis-
ease OF auy hind or character which ne under
takes and fails to cure
MIpDLE-AGED MEN.
Tbers ar, many at the age Of thirty to sixty
who Are troubled with too frequent evacuation
Of the bladder. often accompanied by sngnt
smsrting or burning sensation, and . weaken
inc ~ The system In Q manner the patient can
moi account for. On examining the urinary
denoxfts = ropy sediment will often De found,
and Sometimes small particles OF aloumsn viii
sppesr. or the color will be of q thin milkish
hue. again changing to . dark and torpid ap--
pesrsnee. There are many men who Ole OF
This diA6culty. ignorant of the cause, whlcn -
the second stage of seminal weakness. Dr.. ..
will guarantee . perfect cure In all such cases.
and 1 healthy restoration Of the genito-urinary
Once Hours-lo to 4 and 8 TO 9. Sundays
from 10 10 IL An. Consultation free. Inor-
ou1h examination and advice, IS.
CAL or address DIR. SPINNEY 4 CO..
No. IL Kearny ST., San FRANCISCO
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New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
Or aMAEC AFFAIRS.

A new Irish drema entitled "Carrick Rede I"
viii be presented NJ Haverly's Theatre, Brooklyn,
tonight The cast includes G. c. Davenport, Sam
Ael Ryan Sol Smith and wife, Efde Johns Annie
DelaiIa, Laura Phillips. and others. The season
viii ci0ee ut this theatre, on July 10.
Readers are reminded that there will be q per-
formance at the Madison Square Theatre this after
noon. In commemcration of Poe. We observe that
this affair has been advertised as special mat
in6e for Mr. Booths farewell" 1t Is, in fact moth
Ing of the kind. Mr. Booth has already taken his
farewell of this public, and his reappcaranceon the
present occasion is made from kindly desire to help
o worthy public cause, and with no personal views
whatever. 1t was blunder TO place him. even for
q moment IN the attitude of an actor saying I" a
few more last words.n This performance rs not o
special matinee for Mr. Booths farewell" but n
special matinee for Poe Statue Fund.-" at which
Mr. Booth appears in cooperation with other artists
Among tbese are Clara Morris and Ole Bull. The
programme may be read IN another column, and Is
uncommoniy attractive.
The reappearance of Haverly's Genuine -Colored
Minstrels to be effected this evening at Niblos, will
afford refreshment to the lovers of fun and frolic
. The engagement of Mr.. Chanfrau, at Wal
lacks. closed oD Friday night not Saturday. and
that theatre is shut. Mr.. Frederick Paulding
may be seen at the Union Square Theatre. till
further notice in .The Love of His Life" 1.-THE
= quarinm has been closed for rehearsal of drama
called .'Germania." to be brought out on Wednes-
day ;" Hazel Kirke" will be repeated every
night at the Madison Square Theatre. Onr
Goblns,' represented by Mr. w. z; ,MatcheiIs
Pleasure Party.r will occupy Haverly's Theatre
Cor some time yet Musical entertainment m9y
be fonnd at Roster g. BaPs Concert Garden. The
olympic Theatre is TO be demolished.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
DIED.


SATURDAY June 26 1880 John Brsted eisat
son Of the laio Charles Ast0r Brisssd.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. fc Yl
BRowN-June &C. Of diphtheria Monmouth Doty. son of
Robert J, aud Clarissa L. D. Brown, aged 10 months
Funeral private.
FLETCHER-on Sunday. June ~ isso. Mary A., wifsef
Andrew Fletcher. s-sis. ~ s
Notice Of faneral hereafter. sifff
FRAsER-on SUNDAY. June 81. 1880. Eleanor Fraser.
the S0th year OF her age -
Stephen d. and John r. Fraser are respectfully invited 70
atsnd er Church. Madisonase and S3tn
st., on Tuesday, June 30 at l:3O u m 1ee
HUNT-Fdaay. 26th inst. Miss Hannah Hunt aged 90
Relatives and friends those her brother nlsu J. g.
residence No 2O7 Eokfordst, Norman, 0rsenpomt
Monday at 2 O'Clock D. IN.
LuoMIs-At MorrissnIa tho 26th inst Anse C. Looas
Funeral on MONDAY 2stSa.t at resloek from his izss
residence, Washington ave. near l7Othst MorrisaniA
PEABoDY-on Sunday June ~ after short Illness, Georss
Funeral services At his residence No 10 Lafayesavs
Brooklyn. on Wednesday, June ~, nj IL q m
IntermeDt at bridgeport Conn.
Columbus Ca. papers please copy r.sfs+t5 Af8
PHILLIPs-On saturday. Juno 26 Franz Phillips mes
Der Of The New York stock Exchange. aged 90 yesrA
~ atteSS The funeral on Monday "a st ScioSs p
from hts late residence. No. Sccondpiacn Brookiyn
Friends are respectfully requested not 60 send uowcsa
sHERMAN-In BROOKLYN, Friday June %. Prscla HoyS
Sherman widow OF Anson sherman. - ~ ~ \
Funeral at late residence and her erandsou
Benjamin latham. jr. 4S7 washngtonass, headAy. -
SPIN. ~
srAFFoRD-At Brick Churcs. Orange. N. T. June "a Enz
A only child Of Mary e. Edgar H. STAFFORD. 2
Also at Brick Churc3 Orange, NJ J Mary e. wife Of Ed91
Intermeni at Essex, n. y
TRACY-satarday une 2B lS9 East Ssts<
City BSs isn .as q
Funeral the Church Of tho Ea8
29th. st.. Monday. June %. atsooiosx p m
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
FESTIVAL or THE FRENCH.
CELEBRATION At JoNrss wooD-MEREY GAMES.
MUSIC AND SPEECHES.

CELEBRATION At JONrss wOoD-MERRY GAMES.
MUSIC AND SPEECHES.
Now York lay broiling in the sun yesterday.
But II one did not like tho temperature he might trans
port himself amosi Paris quarter Of an hour. To
do chs Il only necessary 10 proceed TO Jones's
Wood. when there. II he did not imagine
himself In the onvirons OF Paris II was the
fault Of his imagination. For all the French OF New
York were there celebrating the first day OF the Grand
National Festival OF the French Republic" Six
thousand persons present and to-day It respected
that double this number will attend. The proceeds OF
the games during tins festival Of days TO to
the founding OF French hospital In this city.
At2 O'Clock the festivities opened with Mar
scilasr" given by an excellent orchestra. ana ih'
elmes OF the day were then IN order. while the flags OF
al nations but noated above, the games OF all ha
tons were celebrated below. There was the merry 90
round, where children and adults wero enjoying an
alleged poetry Of motion the music Of an imprisoned
orchesiron which rlvaed tho orchestra for energy OF
execution.
There was the unrlvacd scissors game" In which the
womrn suffered themselves TO be Ollndfolded and
equipped with shears stepped forth to decide the fate
Of some prize hanging by cord 70 le severed when
woman tailed she blamed fate and bought another ticket
When she succeeded she Immediately had her number
converted into the appropriate prize Tho strlngs that
were reed until they were "a full OF knots ns
hammock The game called the massacre OF the lnno
cents was enjoyed principally by children who threw
balls NJ two rows OF fantAsiically gaTbed puppets.
The crosse Feie afforded vast amusement Men nssim
ing colossal mnsgs undertook to strike stick from
pOst walking thirty forty feet without hcng abe 10
see whittier their steps rendered Some set out with the
boldrHt insurance, and loud tho laughter
OF the crowd when they made ungc nt an Imaginary
bar several distant from the real one The shooting
gallery emphasized the enjoy mtnt OF those who were
dining IN tie restaurant near By.
AZ o'clock tho committee pnriOok OF n breakfast
There were speeches by NJ D. Debuohy and the Belgian
Consul aud others. Al 8 O'cnoE dancing was begun.
which astc0 TIL midnight. The hall was brilliantly IL
lpm cd
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
----------------------
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Among interesting features of yesterdays paper
were those indicated here;
Landau and Paris News-Mr. 6maley sends the infor-
motion that Mr. Bradlaugh viii probably take his seat
An Parament this week. and indicates several features
~ Ibe wranRe over his He refers also tothe O
crnati Convention TO Bernhardt In Manchester. and
var,ons matters of personal or social interest Tue
paris correspondent writes OF bitter attacks on Gam
hta and OF two weddings Ia high e the bride In one
case being an American lady.
Uoraoe Greeley IN the Balon.-M. Areone Houssaye,
vhoae strnR letters TO THE TRIBUNE about dye years
seo rsadaIa will remember, contributes characteristic
letter on the new portrait at the French Salon of Mr.
Greeey the artist being Mr. John Davis, On American
Reminisoepces Of a JUuTnalist.-Mr. ConRd0ns paper
furnishes vivid glimpse Of Edinburgh the public gar
den, the monuments. statues and other memorials,
10 Inc residence OF Sir Walter Scott and his heroic labofs
in the midst OF HE financial emoarrassments.
Ten DAYS IN YOsemte.-A fresh picture OF this famous
valley is furnished by San Francisco correspondent
Who dives "reminiscences Of ramps over mountain irals
stage ride climb on South Dome tne "Trip 70 Vouas
Rest and feGtures Of valley life. 80 .
Garheld on the Tow-Path-A talk with the captain OF
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
PUBLIC OPINION.

Without Mr. Tilden's MANAGEMENT and
adrolness the chances Of carrying New-1orn dOr inc
Democratic party next Novem1er arc W "o "'o"" -
While the nomination of English keeps In
A,ana in the Democratic column beyond the possio,
~ = Sonbt the vote OF the entire SoUh without shge
S ~ ~ ,e line Will seal the of the Republican can"
idate and give lasting triumph 70 the raenos VI 'no
coed old cause Baltimore Gazette tDem'I =.
IT. secnre fbe defeat of the Democratic
fhe begt thing that be done Is Tor all Iaoons
and Individual leaders In the Republican party 10 unio
"a sincerely and Thoroughly as their opponents nnve
ALREADY d0ne for there never was an occasion Wnsn
ssss eeeined more dependent upon unanimiy VI Eoo"
feeling-l PhiladelDhia Inquirer (HepJ go
! Tba South basteus to crown Hancock with
a.. laursls why OF his course as O9nIhnSi
of the Department of louisiana ana IeIh ~ 9,n LIN
tie latter was swinging around the circle se n,
trmnt and hatred OF e loyal men-lBostOn Transerpb
tReu1
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
SCENES AT ROCKAWAY.

CONFUSION AT THE sTART-AN ovERPLUs OF chill
psEN AT THE BEACH-MANY BATHERs IN THE
sURY-THE NEW PIER AND HOTEL
The piers at West Twenty-second and Twenty
tbird-sts. at 10 o'clock yesterday morning PIT.
sented scenes of great activity. Several steamboats,
oaily decked out with flags aud bunting. were re-
ceiying q throng of passengers intent on escaping
for the day from the discomforts of city heat.
Down the streets leading to the landings
troops of men. women and children came
in hot haste fearing that by some
change the steamer would get off without them.
and leaye them to spend the day at home after all
Those who approached the piers with the action
.hat thew were free agents were disabused OF the
,ss. bafore they crossed the gang plank and were
safelv ON board. There was shonter ut every
t'rreach noisy in his assertions that his particu-
Ia routa to Rockaway was the best and shortest,
"a that mis- steamer was the most commodious aud
aonfortable. ~n Here" said one to the luckless
,,Isasure-seeker; this is the way to Rockaway.'
sDsEvsrybody knows this one Is better" shouted
.aothar at The other elbow, thrusting q bill into
~" ss rand Then the rival agents would fall
- ,,' cnarrelling with one another, and
J t,irS would come along and carry the victim OF
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28

during the last, month and the country
about IL is suffering greatly for this reason.
Farmers are upsble to obtain pasture for thsir
horses and cattle. The hay. crop has been com
plete failure yielding about three loads less tothe
acre than last year. Thcre is no likelihood of sec
ond crop OF grass to which farmers look for their Fan
parture All the grass seed sOwn among the wheat
and rye has failed TO sprout Cherries rIpeDed and
d1ed uD without attaining their full growth and
blackberries, currants and RO0seberries will prob
ably do the The destructive forest fires have
broken out again about five miles southwest Of the
Branch in the neighborhood of Poplar village. The
prevalence Of cedars and pines which are exceed
ingly combustible, upon the woodlands, renders the
forest fro an object of great dread to the inhab
tants, who often lose everything they possess III
such cOnfaRrations.
In tie last eight weeks Long Branch has been
visited by one squal, which did more da mage than
good. one light shower and one-ha!f days rain. At
no time during the period has the ground been wet
more than three inches below the surface. Middle
town, Port Richmond, and towns lying among the
Highlands of NavesInk, have received more than
double this amount of rain, thuDderstorms being Of
great frequency IN the hills north of the Branch.
thunderstorm which threatened from 2:30 p m.
yesterday till 4, finally passed of to the southeast,
leaving the air warm and oppressive.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
CROW DRESSED WITH SPURS:

The brass bound aud copper-bottomed indi-
.oa Democrst who sympathzed with the south IA
s-cabie and looked the other way when ne hehtu .no
VAR runs NAV consent TO take bis crow " coeS 10
- ~ drexsed with the spurs on, but II ne must
go n seasopcd with banker and real estate sPeCu
iafor who has scraped the bones OF the Stse anu m
nay nspred by suDerhumsn sense OK ioySy , ne 20 vii VII
for II and he will not, thus nouflsheo IhslSt
upon getting up in the morning Ht .ys ~ waInS on
~ 1pvu roar OF resentment, I0uu anu ionk'
challenging Nation 70 witness Iae woe fSe %1 oSs ana
s, .ss 10 nav te war debt In cornetaks no lnoe'
Az psintiye cry that from the SORROWS VI '""
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
SEEKING SALT BREEzEs.

ADAY OF PLEASURE TTHE BEACHES.
THOUSANDS OF PERSONS SEEK GOODNESS AT CoNEY
ISLAND, ROCKAwAY AND LONG BRANCH
SCENES BY TIE wAY-TAKIEG THE BREAKERS
THE TRIP TO long BRANcH-INeIDXNTs OF THE
DAY AT RoCKAwAY.
The resorts at the seaside near New-York
were t6rOnged yesterday with persons who
found great relief from the heat which
prevailed in the city. in the
invigoratiBg breezes which blew at
the Coney Island Beaches, at Rockaway and
Glen Island. The boats and trains were
crowded. and there were many amusing incl
dents, but no accidents.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
SHOT IN 4 CONCERT GARDEN.

Charles Simon, painter, living at No. AZ
Avenuc.B visited Perry's Boulevard Gardens Mt No.
265 Bowery and was attracted by pretty waitress
named Addie Ragazzi, with whom he drank several
bottles OF WINE. Whom he had epens oil
hs money, she troatcd him with cooness.
Finally Simon drow from his pocket a revolver
and putting 1t to her neck, fired. The ball passed ell
tlrely through neck and lodged in tho WALL Simon
then threw the pistol over the table and said
have cot even with her now Havo me arrested
An officer was sont IOr and he was taken 10 the -FOUR
tecnth Precinct Station, and on Sunday morning com
mtird to the TOmbs 10 await the result Of the injuries
The wound IS dangerous but she will probably recover
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
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