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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-10

winnemucca has been giving signs OF
new life lately. The spotted cubes" are
rolling for from IS to $40 in the pot. OK.
elusive OF outside money. The town II
Alled with flush strangers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-10

.ppiss' 10 cents per pound; board. 80
soos "sss' Hour. 90 per 100 pounds; fr
ponra. 70 per oordi potatoes, 90 per 100
Is nav mechanics receive from "a to
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-10

The following business was transacted
at the meeting on Tuesday: John stout
sent from washoe County, was pardoned;
also F, Blakely, q boy sent from storey
County. The application OF M. Marks
from Lander County was denied. .
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-10

,,. ubiquitous Chinaman is everywhere,
scula ' - san Francisco Examiner. II
euitnr.s ~ = saliIying to know how the "ubi.
oninaman could help H.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-10

h. bullion mine of Paradise Valley
pses 's,1med operations with q fair pros
vort several miners have been set at
ore. @uu the mill has been started up on
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-10

Arizona has IS stamp mills Of from two
to 80 stamps each, a~ggregating $50 stamps.
OF the entire number only M MILL II run
by water power.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-10

The gold yield Of California since the
discovery in ls49 to 1880 has been more
than 5000, 900. 900. How much more can
never DO known.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-10
YEsrERDAr.s
.nciscs stock Exchange.

MORNING BOARD
..oa ophir-7k 7%ou
T ~ Wyerican-9's w az
' 81 Gould ! c%urry-Ss S4
10 OaliforniaI'V'
s ~ Con Virginia-z1o
500 PoioSl ( ENSorcrOss-s55 ah
do crown Point-zlo gI
Sou Willow Jacket-5% ga
ioo Imperialm2c
10 70 Alpha-Sso ,os
os Sierra Nevada-l4s iaS
n, IA Utah-6A 6t
i Ho Rullion-16O l65 az
s So Ssg. Belcher-sh Ss
%, * 0yerman-245 24o
20 "a Hnion-12k 1873
ao Alts-46o
10 Julia-35c
aO Justice-90c
eo Challenge-8Oc
$50 scorpion-l@
50 Benton-ioo
200 Trojan-oc
"a Eureka Con.-i6| si5
oo palmont-60c
an Northern Belle-l3h
100 Star-2Oc
100 Dsy-195
GO Albion-lSo .
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-10

Haskell is now opening the finest as
sortment of wall brackets ever received in
Eureka. They are useful as well as orna-
mental.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-10

DoN'T read the "Red House" prices,
because goods are given away.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-10
Fresh Oysters

Collected OYSTERS FROM BAL-
. tim0re, at u 40 per oox, a.
oS0tf bEhNfSs
, 1881-06-06
SUBURBAN.


Tho subscriptions 10 tho sotlera' Atemorlal
isatl Fuul have rcached f3.sW. The articles nj
Incorporation call for 1900, :" It will bc src,
that only $et0 Remains TO bo stlbscrlhcd. Tho
following letter has been received by President
Parker:
o Ggrrvsnunu, ra., May q, .1esl.-IL Il. Parker
-bKAH SIR: IN hccnrtlni1ce with your request
nllt hMytnH a Rranlt hiuilc prepared, which will
Ia ahppch tt tho Soldiers Memorial Association
uf EnRicwpotl the iirst of next week. 'ihls stane
wns l,larrtcd near tho base OF Cutps Iltl. the
hattictlcl'f or kGettyeburg. m tho grnCnd wherh
Genry's Division OF the Twelfth Corps rapulscd
the tlvis!on Ut uen. johnson On tho ;Af Of July.
lgiEl Yours truly. N. q. WltauS.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company wsll de-
liver the stonc In EnRleWood free Of charge to
the Association.
4 similar stone hns been ordered fran Look.
ottt Monntuitl, Hnd tho two will be latt with Ap.
prt,prnte ceremonies On tho Fourth Ut July.
Tho EnEiewo0d Literary suG!ety will hUld tho
last usputtnk Of this season Mt tho resttletlcc Of
Mr. Johu Hunter, Stywnrt avenue. ntnr Sixty.
seventh street. Refreshments aud lcr-crcAm
will lie served.
The Sons or Temperance hold their regular
mcct!nE this evening In insir now quarters In
Tho SenIur Club bold thor nnnl,al incotng
for the eiuctun Of 0iliters Saturday eyorfng.
The now cnra for tho fmst stlt,iirl,An train on
tho ttuck Island Hoau nru neArly really.
, 1881-06-06
PhYN'S PROPHECY.

10 He EulIoF o. iat tHlSHgu @TtQbaf.
SiNlSaFGE1.p, ILL.,, june 1.-THE contest Mt
4ttbAny has developed some ycry absurd
things. Ex-Mafshat l'ayl, said to Il newspaper
correspondent: "Put down this prophecy, md
remember, II Conkling Is beatelt, tho llepnl-
Iiean party will have wnn its last ytctory in
the State or Natiou. 1lc Elas wen every RE-
publican yictory III this State for tho Inst fl.
tee,, years. liz made the lest two Presidents
single ha,lde.l n1ld nlol.e.''
Tho tli;tt IL Stulwarilsh, tile writer lIas bcen
tlelu4led, and will forcswcar Ills allegiance NJ
II Stniwart.
That senator Conk|ing has been ot,c of tile
great lien Ut the Republican party, and Inns
welded II powerful intii,cncg ~ Ills own
lllst II Is the very extreme Of .absrllsy 70
ilam!iet % T aua d. aoie." s S No ao man Is Rrsat
enouEh for such MI ac,!eyeGns,,t. Ti'ls Is
Tl,e grcat Republican party was born when
arti even Il b5y sonls ciiancc It inay tako on
new nanlt. In the .fnture, fts Kreat PRINCIPLES
the purity 1T wllatover name that cnblazons
ttluse principles IN It's banners.
" \ rnstt by any other llnslIe. Wottld slnet!
as sweet" but TINT queen OF flowers still!
;luortls NAture, a1iu scNtteys lts frnHrn1lcG
everywhere. Who ii there that can chNMge
Its llnIne.'
It may mt be IN extravaganza 10 say that
tho na.l!e, wfIl abide With its principles, untl
tilo Republican party give tn thu Milton Its
Presidents fOr many years to coI.le.
W. were, repeatedly reminded during, the
last campaign tllat, the Republican, party, llnd
ontliyrl It's usefulness. tl'nt It l,n'l existed
for Nil that It swept tho country. aild elected
President by popular na1urity, greater
victory than It lli.l cyor, won beforc.
M d.! Mr. co''k'lng do 1t "sincle-handed anl
fhe east his vote for the nominees Ut The
al,ce.. hut III lid nn're. MOI sn!kIng Ill his
teMt. llH iI0nntett the stump .utitl instructed
Republican, party, anI reeitetl to theln its
great achievements with an eiOnue,let alWl
suppose Afr. C0nklIng lIitd contributed biz
ex-SiarsimI Payn say lug result would llayc
been different; thAt the american people,
would have sent = lilo Willie ilotiss tIio
StaiMlart-beaFer, of tho purity wh!cl, Was aI-
tEle country, nothing n, The sl!ape of money
but nnlneless aIld worthless currency; that
tat d , If ld!e a. Tic -! Mill!us WY! e acrss
actuul srstlers 10 cliltlyats; tlut discouraged
nEl kIn.!s nf general improvements. iNrlul-
Ing railroads ucross tlie continent,-in q
great neaSure WHICH slnce tic birth mud
rule OF tho Republican party has hilllt up
| tho NntlUn 10 lts l.rcsHllt Eru.ltti,Y:
Tbs secret IT Mr. Cunkitllx's surcesss ltus
abilities II Il great cl,tse. ln tlMit e showed
wlstlo1n, md l0r t!at l!e lists hern lIol!6Ertl
md respected. But II, Will. nll l!ls IN
tellcrt1al greatness, lls sl,nuld bs t''olisl'
ncmbertug tho Iseu,lblisall, party at.tl Ut:
ttlnpt to make Presidents. "sfDsIe-!!antletl
MID atnnc," !I1 will find tint wl,tln 1.o nh,
bill drop. i, t.s iigh.y ri o,.s:n'. IL thnt maNus
IN the Republican, party, And II iu ctpusts
nOw tu Hbstract himself frUm tile oil lln
publican nreAn 1t will still ynll IN sIlltlls
surbed by tbs loss Vt even ous bly, drop, ;,
, 1881-06-06
SUNDAY BHAWLS.

HTAllAls, Afr1AY IN ErATE sritEET.
At Ml,nut 5::U o'clock yesterday nfternoon
Daniel Marrissey. tcumstcr, " yenrs Of uKe+
c1npInyed by tho J. II. brunswick t. lnkg
nItiIarl-Tubic Company, wuut With number ot
companions Into EMtl HensIngcr's sHu0tl, Nj.
iDi State street. anh drank together. They hRi
been drinking freely neurIy all tho afternoon.
and were ut tho tin1u vsihly under the Influence.
In the course OF tho conversation In
which they woro engaged, tho subject
Of catinE WIS brouched, md MorrEssey re1narkpu
that certain restaurant whcre hO bud tlcen In
the hnllt OF getting bis meals WAS Kposl res.
tu,,rnut. Dauicl Dwyer. one Ut the afoscsuisl'
companions, sai'l tho restaurant might be ynosl
nIH',Hh. hui tho young man nb0ut tho plMcu WAS
II loafer. MOrrlsspy retuTtctl that tho young
chAr was bis friend. and Int a lNafer. and thAt
he could porch trumphantly upon tho frulne uf
Mny mAn vino sMta aught aRaEnat hts
fr.enls. a "scrap" cns,teti md snrrsscy ra,i
out md away. Uwyer a,.d nno Ut ha lrielltls,
wl,ose nninu could MT he learned. fo!owa! and
smlxht " T. VIZ ~ !! snc asssrouonrry en.noant in
"doIng NJ s,.tmcItny, i.11ti tho ai1rssa frcn,i
cunltt!cncet hostilttcs by tlc1IllnE M,,rr|ssty II
snunt blow nn the hcnti with u hr1siy.l,hicd
h!a'e,l kullc atll with ono thrust tnllctt,red s"r
rtsscys ala!nnls,iai cavity; Thr. the r,!r started
1ho Il 'syaP at Y wyaT x T oS' III; the % 4s i te acsr
Shorslau. 1pu friend who Welded the s,uMg-
shnt manaaed to 70 xet s,,ecssslully nway. Thu
Ar'nnry. where tho turner wns lot,kcd up and
rho latter sowud ilp by. Dr. Gurttsy. lis tm.
not probably result iAtMy unless inflammation
M.tA ill., Ylo weapon wlth which tnu injury was
inflicted Is very turdaro!ls itn,king a9nir.
ksntr 10 II rHzar. Hna with btnlo tb0ut SIX
luchca long. uwyer IL h toaeusler 1T presulit
out ot elupoytHomt.
4 nlsGnACEruI HUT
4 street Iuht VII tC s.'e,t4I to eulst tho sym
pathles mud unira sinn Sf nbot.i l.uyD spectators
occurred y*sterliMy afternoon ut thu CORNER ut
, 1881-06-06
THE LBNQ-LEAGuERS,

The reul1lar weekly meetinp OF tl,o Sixth
yvnml ,nwI I..og,,a wns haid vcstar,1ov nft.
m"s" 4t" T., 10 ssssrn,, "n afs. i,I"ss 1n.
e1hooh III tae c!ass'1ooha OF 81. 1'!tlS C,etfct'
corner nf Eighteenth and 1'aultna streets.
Mr., L, L, Otuuupr was introduced rs the
s,enkar NJ the dnv. In tbe ct,l,rso of his
nr H., asnt,,,i hat nt ,.rs.,,,t Irolo,,,i 10
teu"fhS ~ "tatea t'tat ~ p'eseht lfe!a'iu u
III state or quasi tnsusFection. Bnfore
threa nlnl,tlls weru pust, liz was confident,
the Wllulu thlrty-twp counties Of lrulailt
would rise Mp to test tho English power, u,ul
,Mon III .AMerlcn sI,outi .lO their
duty. ''It Is unnecessary" tho speak
ur Snil. "t0 sel,t nun to Irelul,u; theru
, 1881-06-06


.W3>t>-,fhtiG &, ISL. ".Alp.ae wlfp ~ win
Wnihl. ~ III William L.
fMnerstl nervlcns Mt a'tiecE Mt hes I'M, .
t6s Ncat atiAtns.hi.. tNmnh '''''' residence,
'EWErrHuno 1f tnr;c 1851, ~ nJcwet,, a4cl Il ,..,
fanorni aanc !. jssl. fsie,.ds arc Invita-,
H1tEHWfS-Mrs. L!ssle W.. Wits uf l,hr
wn nc .;aE'ssr @ .! The ns anna H. Ffaes !" shrt'
t'hhera! wiz t*kH ltllts@ this ilRs nj i ,rIo.
luseh!1t Cemetery. 'as5lagvs Il
NhASE-At her residence. II: anuth tro,,n
s.naay an ~ NJ: s'l,ils H. t,t.e, aSea
Ennemi Inesday. limp i. at i j.. H. T., no....,
KlSts-At Evanston, Juae 4. sufu, =. KIM. In H..
funeral aervcas rilt be hold III hi, into
Tuesday. Inng NJ nj. fiIcnIs fruM1 thn
taking tho Hctuck trhtn return NJ, H. H. 1Es c!J
reaching The city nta;av y" '"e 2ms
A1ll1(aAer-Ati ! p. H.. sunday June c,,
Infant h1n Ht ChArtDs htid Eliza Arlh,In.t "e"rRe
funeral Tuesday. JnnnM Fruut M. ii l;netho.,
cnTrlhkc tU tortHnn CnthDlir tcnlnlury. '"e''' bJ
,roMrttttf,Ef typhn!i fever. nj i: /, n, III. ,,,.
cpnsany "; n GhsHxa TFs i'slastsn,. VI Sn''1s
.SG,hws't ssnsf ,d !nk" md cons t. s'? r.
te-Stw f'rk paperA rena0 capJ. ''''
, 1881-06-06

A lecture In behalf of the prospective
"Chicago plstrihutlse Couperation was
delivered yesterday afternoon In Hershey
Hall by .jalncs Kay Applcbee to q small au-
dEence OF latltes and gentlemen, who sec-
onlesl tile speakers eloHlence with frequent
applause AmunE other remarks tleh0llrc-
Ing the desperate cun.lition Of modern s0ct-
ety, lie saitl, "lf all men lave Ill 1natIena-
te right tH life, liberty. and the pursuit. OF
l,npplness. M y declared u tl1e Constitution,
uf this laid, why IL it that there exists I'LL
tzatlons t0 combine 1gtttnst aud 1etradl tue
tNbOrtng eluSseS ont Ut their daily brGas! Ito
deprive thr1n Ut nll liberty saw tho nl1sera-
for f sonlo Candidate Tint ,nachine
politicians kindly set up TOR. them.
But WHEN knoW that millions Of that labor
lug ciaAs nre 0verWnrketl, tli-ntltcated, n1lu
,ill-pattt, that their .n,Gntal powers are stag
1lnllt, and their artistic tastes teat, ca,tlOt
hut slenolllce the f,artl-BrlntIng 1n0'lDp0ltes
tfint give wealth to libll-pr0tlncers, n1l not to
those producing It by brain and MUSCLE.
Labor Is the parent Of capltll, but the rela-
ttons seem to l,u'reyeiYuu. That III Il cnli'1-
try l,lade rich beyond W1,nt lnay b9 conceived,
1abur Should 50 oftrtt plead II vain, nos fnr
tho common conttorts: Ut lito. not for thu
hit for inuro breatl 10 sllstalr toll III tho
very shadow nf such. mountainous fortunes
us tllUsu OF .Jny Could, Vanderbilt, antl AstOr
there should bu such biting, sttns.it3 poynrty
IN sllnlueful, shameful. The evils tint nftlct
the society 1T tho Old World hre bGing re-
duplicated I'll ali exaggerated degree III this
country
, 1881-06-06

'rrirr have duMe tunilllng. Tliu Coroner cun-
tentc,t himself with taking n description nf
fhr t.1Nt hInY utut

PLANTING TIE lsory IN 4 Mrp-llot.E
unit for tho scplttllre Ut n carrion beast.
Tie Evanston p,ltre-tlle Carney brothers
tbs The, w"rk FURTHER. cIsisi Carnsv f"rn.ca th>
,lra TINT tho bu.1y WITS not Tint OF Porxig,
nlul Will prnhnbly continue, ltkc Mlt pnlftr.
oiicers, to slick III his ttleafy Il, tho teeth vi
lucstl tn tlao rnNtrary. That tin Ilrs..l il lot
tl,slt Which l,elon4e' ll ite 10 the l,o.ly. Is
l.I,,St ,lrul'abls. There Is HI nrDof nyci, ltas
II ts lii. l!ra.l wtltc', was luud II: StStreMsI.
street. mid, nf cturep, no evidence Tint tllt'
hitter wis tlle Dite *rc1l nt Witlnrtka. flc
cl!atsces arr, That If ever my unn IL nrrGstetl
alnl tried ft,r tho lnur4lpr ni tlto ita,t w,s,
l,otly wns fotltul III 1lnbtmu's Wunls, tint
uncertain l,enI Will eunllltpate and probably
sIM>il thu 0Hsp,
, 1881-06-06
1trcActaao nf Mind.

T5It4it}Ufi FsI1Ee.
"Tm look,ug tt,r shv ~ resmiitsjbo man of this
niUinu III wv into Tho ,unt,,Ia;nu cslItnrs uttu,
"ShUW nc lid llvh daddy tEnt blltI,i,s out tho
lIter,,turo fMr tllis naKazlut, WhoopI Olive nc
rt,Mni Whrrc'x thn hH ,,olt.,nn Itnt ii"kx ia
ls,silue stamps lar ihls perIM,lcn,Y Wnh.hI
I'm Il aunrtimF nIiiHntnr ~ thn i'rinv ,in"ui
Wnctu's the tn,,n Ma rhews sna, fnr 'thjs tn,
nttieai.' N~"F 'N' ''S
~ ronruzart .hnua ,.nr1ous f,,oo,fnos II rono,t.
al th ,'"nw,r. Iii. =. "1r,. .si,,.s ~ - n.n ~
his 'uU ,%s = sH HhMt ~ kIna r. @ ata nSou. * T.,
vn, rr y, mn, h.. mnnr.,d ~ ~ ha,ty;i ~ ',v ~
Sr til. ht,ifssv - t,nth md nnnL.t =
SWIFT IL v,D, ,,,,.,s IL u,,liixhu~ INV ,,oro in
this vHru si,.n,ui i,nni nt,t,'.,,n"Y Whnt;x y"r ~
, 1881-06-06

large numbers Of vtstturs explored Central
Pnrk yesterday, md wcra delightful with the
1nasses Of !u1uriant folug0 aud the we'll -kups
lawns. The extensive parscFso Ut uowers Arur
tho conservatory II very inviting with it, Rcr-
apIl,ms aud dcllcuiely. .cUlorcd fuliagu plauts.
TtA nentury- piAnts. Is ycarx old. show luxu.
, 1881-06-06
TILE LABOR QUESTION.

THE TRADE ASSEMBLY,.
Tho Tratle aud l.al,or Assembly met Still
day afternoon ut III. Washington street, l'res.
t,le.tt lsogurs III tho cuir. 'rIe business wis
almost entirely of a l,n1lFne nnd ttnnterest-
Ing nature. The Building Committee re-
purte, prpgress. Communications llnt bgaI
received fron, soi,1e Eastern Building Assn
cntiuns explaining their plais Of operation
Tho Treasurer ina.ln n repurt showing IT,
cctpts, sasl.t9; expenses, S5a41. a .etna,l
wins ,Atte ''pon the Executive @ Cnn'nitten ftf
tho Assembly hull for their meetings aud the
price they paid, It was thought that
the Assembly should liayc ,lnlte ltttln reys- %
n!e fr f;' t@s s%'res H., spsiiny 18TH IT., ~ tu ]n
ptetl evcry night tho past noistll. TlIo rrcsi..
ttcnt stated TINT the e!stlig nt tho hill llasi
Iegn given tnto the !lal,tls Ut Mr. irwin, win
was tiot present. but lls prom!Sst t. l,ayt. :"
,pnrts fr0m Ulltons were listened To-. All re-
ported fnl! trensuries Mnt gsneral tloirls.-
!ag. condition. Tho Typographical Unton
had grown 50 large that It was harsl - .nan-
gy.et to nj. Executive lizard, tile full Union
meeting only once In tairee months. Tho
revision Of the Testament l,au lnA!o business
goOd. ana printers were scarce. The Gerlnnll
slip Of over loo. where they formerly hnd
md to,lay they latsndoa TO send $;no
was Of. i strike. rho carpenters rep,rtett
that they were nt,out to abolish their Dral,cll
Unions tlllti combine In one central Unitfn. a
member Of the Tnnuers' md Curriers' Union
stated Tint their body hAd l}ecu,nn SO cllni-
uersolne tllut they were contemplating spit-
ting ii up Into branches. The Timers re-
porteA tlsat they weru talking about striking,
hut weIp hardly strung ciiongll yet. The
striku wi,s still Il. progress, With ITO sign Ut
either side welding. They lind. spent over
S2,Uu0 already. nlht would spe,.d 81. 900 be"
fure they wunld give in. Other reI'nrts were
heard and tllo Assembly adjourned for ono
week.
, 1881-06-06

~ to the hsat methos a.4d remedies tor tho cure
luya. flut tt,tssg that have used Kidney Wort
axrcc that II II by fur tho I.est medicine known.
non't take pills aul tither lne.glFiais that
poison tue systc,n, hut by ualn4 Kidney Wort
Ep4tUrs lhs natural acuon Ut ail tho osxans+-
Sttp Cnp<lIulH,
, 1881-06-06
THE WINNETKA TRAGEDY.
Further Proof that the Headtess
Trunk Was That Of Bern.
hard Porzig.
4 Solution or tho Cont-Tng I',lzzlo
uitl tho Rent itl tho
Shirt.
a Letter that Porzig Never Wrote,
but Which His Murderer Prob.
ably Penned.
A Mystery Which Recalls the Gum
acknowledgements Case.

es'SA'os ~'o'
The Identification IT tile remains found ut
wns,ks VIII ,a 's sx ,.s" pss Of sr, d ror1x; t
WIZ ,',s.'u a's iosttNe sss.eas' "u .',o
=, ''sEc '"1 ~ "as u' ''el,. ,'"m ".'.oa.s
almost to proof. Ill yestertlhy'H Inf1cSE IL
Evanston. recouulzr,l tho Int fourtt by The
si.a - ,,a ,,,,r'l,,,,,,, ,,, ~. tot ,.t,t, H.
slr' l'orzlR dar''K us stay I'll evanston.
toIctcasp, AMI so1e ntl,er articles also tallict
,.lnsniv viii, thn.p fo,uL INF tte rlnth;nv liz
e"nll ,,"t Identity, audi; aml for tbs sImulu rcason
thsn those , whici. l,c l,a,i T worl, wl'iin
living IN Eyal,slo,. At tl,e chi Of February
l'e ieseiysd us 'onk-exl%ete' re.n,ttaGees; M
pald MS b1ll At tue Avenue llolase. anu Walkel
10 Chicago liz left EvanstUn Saturday
evening, Feb, 70. Tie puxt flay, Sunday, hu
tnroi ~, ~ t,,n .t,rodar. ritof ~, itat,,int,
s,ran ls y. 1s M s,a rets Sas e' "t', ~ ''sp s.
Inv ,,inr,,nv ie w..alt In liz ji;,tri Erankfirt
OH Wabash nvru,ls, patl Ills iijll, utl lad ls
trunks sent to II lcpUt nj the Lake 'FRONT.'
presumably the Michigan Csntrnl. ,...,
OH South C1nrk street, from Drc. 10, lssO,
untt1 Jan. 4. 1881. lie departed without
paying Ills bill, aild left bellfnd HIN
TWO yA1.1sEs,
containing c,otl'tng, boots, and other articles.
henrti MnI1,,nv Eeh NJ that pnrZltr i,mtI r.s
,mnyetl III rt,.,tls frnI' lila jiptri FrnnEfurt
aid went ilown 10 tl,o .lrpot With ti,o Inter-
w." q eHiSreE IT,, @ yet n BY ssiz!S itn tn9
i,,n, rat ~ trmmts M w,.r.s S," md ' rr,n,,.
inre,l ~ .,rntnv tha,ns t5ne vns If ,Msmlimr
apl,rarai,cs. ] W'9ic! ca,iscd i, % to partic,liar
IL eI.., tio fnct. As # IL lila r,,la innt ms.
- '''AS esso - - - ss.g 'sa'N ~
, 1881-06-06

The Untted l3nrbers' Association huid g.
regular meeting for routine business yester
day AFTERNOON, III tie Sctlossur Building,
Adams md In Sullo streets. Six new rlet,l-
bers Wcrs Initiated, New officers Will be
elected at their Mertlng 0h tile first Sunday
In July.
, 1881-06-06

ltorsford's Acid Phosphate tn Debts.
tty fr0Ma DrtNkInE.
used ttarafOrd's Aud Phosphate In two c&xss
OF nervous debility truA excessive drinking.
DAYTON, u. T.. u. DAVE, M, u.
, 1881-06-06

Ics- water 10 rcpsicrtsl harmless anl more re-
ftcshlnx With Hop Dltters IN each draukht+
, 1881-06-06
OVER SEVEN THOUSAND nacKlNNoN

OVER sEtEN THOUSAND RhCKlhNoN PENS
tlAyC beeH sold ltI EhlcaH0 alnuu during lBI and
pvcr hale uallton ln general use. Description
frco to my address. Maukanun l'an C<'.upal,y,
13s lfroa.lway, Now York. E Madison street..
Chicago.
, 1881-06-06
uf boer. white tho managing editor ptar,,,.
otaanr,n 'emoi!strntitiH tue lark Of rorn,.aa w. ~

II Is impossible for woman after f.,,s,-.
VeKesnhle cDMpnutid 10 cont Inu a. s.n ;Hknaa't
2 wcakness nf tho uterus. itrIo.c "'arr s,lr with
Mrs. tytiln i, Pinkhant. ar Wcstcr,, 7n.atap 10
Lynn. MISS, fnr her pasapbtcts, "''''" a'enue,
, 1881-06-06

Lieut., L. s. Munroe, Qunrter1llnster Of tho
Twelfth Battalion, wis In tie city Saturtlny.
Tho officers atld mo,l Of TINT command did
not wnnt II volunteer brigade or restmentnl
etlcNtl,plnent this year. nlth0ugl. tlia former
was gruatly to be desired, pr0vitled III order
could be issued to that effect, antl tho n,eil
could DO put under pay, aisd consequently
Ilfscfnlilta, - -
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-10
SAILING DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. NOVEMBER 10.
Sun rises. =. ......6.50 High water, (P No.. 2.14
Sun sets SO Moon rises. .......- 1874
MARINE NEWS.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-10

WASHINGTON, Nov 9.--The following tele-
gram from Petersburg, Va. was received by
Commissioner Raum at late hour last night
The few reports we have are fully up to expecta-
ours by over 400 majority. Norfolk county, Du-
endorfss home, we have carried by !, 1000 majority.
(Signed) JAMES d. BRADY.
WASHINGTON, Nov, 9.-Commissioner Raum
received telegram this afternoon from James
d. Brady, at Petersburg, which says the ma
have carried all of Dusendorf's districts, ex-
cepting Portsmouth. Unless all of our careful
estimates of this morning are erroneous, we
have elected Cameron by more than 10000
majority, and carried the Legislature
RICHMOND, Nov. 9.-The State Democratic
newspaper) says Cameron is probably elected
by 5000 majority.
Further returns reduce the Democratic gains
in the Legislature to IL, which leaves them
four short of majority on joint ballot.
The gubernatorial returns are too meagre to
Justify positive statement as to the election
of either Daniels ar Cameron. The Readjust-
ers claim their figures ensure the election of
Cameron by 1900 to $1,000 majority; and
they also claim gain of eleven members of
the Legislature and concede the loss of the
same number, which leaves the Legislature
the same as that of 18S0-17 majority on joint
ballot.
RICHMOND, Nov. Slater returns still fur
Their reduce the Democratic gains in the Legis-
lature, and there is now no hope of recovering
the lost ground in the counties to hear FROM
Pretty full returns from over half the State
Indicate Cameron is elected and the Readjust-
ers have a good working majority on joint bal
lot in the Legislature. At the Readiusters'
headquarters they claim the election OF the
State ticket by not less than 1900, and a ma
jority in the Legislature of II to 20 on joint
ballot They are exceedingly jubilant to-
night. marching through the streets with bands
of music and firing cannon.
RICHMOND, Nov 9.-The Wing (Readjuster)
says:-Col. Cameron and our whole State tick
ct is certal My elected by majority of not less
than II 600. We have carried both branches
of the Assembly by joint majority exceeding
that of the last Legislature.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-10
Gen Garfield's Effects.

WASHINGTON, Nov 9.-All the personal eff
fects of the late President Garfield, which
have been stored in the east room OF the
White House. were yesterday removed to the
Baltimore & Potomac railroad depot, for trans
portation to Mrs. Garfield at Cleveland. They
included all the books, pictures, household
decorations, etc, brought to the White House
hv Gen. Garfield and purchased by him while
there Mrs. Garfeld's dresses, ETC., are
among them. There are about thirty boxes in
ali. The Attorney cow, presented to the
President by Mr.. Shoemaker of Baltimore.
which ha, been at Tunlaw (the Hume estate)
since Gen. Garfield's removal to Long Branch,
was also placed on the. train. Special cars
were placed at Mrs Garleld,s disposal oy me
are ali to be taken direct to the farm at Men
tor, but the cow, which has been christened
Annalne. will be taken to Cleveland, where
Mrs Garfield has her residence for the winter.
The horses purchased by Gen. Garfield have
been left in care of Gen. SWAIN and the car
rage and harness stored with Mr.. McDermott.