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AN Address TO THE ESGt.IsII PEOPLE.
TnE HAGUE, Jun. 20,-Six tl,Ousaini md
ciEl,ty-two persons have Signal Prof. llurt-
1ny's address to tho Euelisl, reop!a ii, regard
to tho Independence at tho Transvual.
House or COMMONS.
LONDON, .]a,l. :0.-lii tho House nf Conf
nous tllts cycnlng Sir Witfrltl Law6U,, rc-
plying to I'LL inquiry OF tiorst, stated that the
fornnnltttcs prcclut'ctl him from, moving l1
amendment relative to tho l3asuto war on 10
address, but, unless satisfactory assurances
wero given rs tb tho stei,s IN stop bloOdsEtl,
10 would move 1t In tho report OF tit+A.l-
dress.
On tic report of tic address, Sir W]irletl
Lawson luoye, but after sn.lie ttr!'ate, Sftli-
drew, hIs amendment, with reluruleot0 the
lsaAuto war, alNl thu relWrt of tito address
wnslthen ngreclftO. ..
HARD VI.
NEW Yoi.K, Jun. a0.-A Chllnn 1apcrsays
u 4 representative Ut Uollyl;fIs oa Ills way 10
the Unlted States To lvgdtato treaty of
commerce md to rn1so n lol1 Ut FL l,@o,oN at
MY sarr!t!ce."
Chortll.,s Is nine iullcs sflth Of Lima. Tho
puruylal,s wuro .lefemtt1 aid driven fro1ll
their f,osItlaus will, l,eAyy lnss+ The
ChlltaMs h0la CElorItlos
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tho boats crew, were, uicls'1E NJ BY tl,e slip
Uuuphil, Of SnnsuWErt. tnpt. IilnFi C,lit.
tlirrs. ,flrn left III N!lIc's tSA.mt wrrc nflrs-
ward rrsctIstl. The number surviving IN tho
Atntc'H !r,tt WIS ttIrsr.
ttupt. f'uIIartl nrrFr rsrvd to al11it!c 10 tlln
~, ,llfs occasion. AMI wnliltl nyud reference
tu'it 1t tn,,Si:,r. !ifs next yoyaet wns as
Eap:uin Or tiu ship Two l1,oiflers which was
last III n cnlal reef IN thu I'artis while
sr I. 's ;s rnnn ~, H., ,.l Hf a1y ys Ssafs f; S Sa':
tllukGt, having nt,ainfHned tho ssHt+
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GhiFftfHfI AtIfR.
The 1tccnrrlcr was crfnlr1 tnwn Galveston
aypnuG ting Otl,or t',DrrtnH, wtrH rntl,er seciy
tttoking lGrkcy named 1aM Cooley dodgcsl lnt0n
Btorr.
what hase yo1l hecn doing now9" asked tho
clerk. "
"unt nr i what's tlo n,nttcr, bo.s. ls nshnmca
fost him lor wll!.o week.. 1t looks Ike was
frUwin' ID Dl. HIM"
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H. II. ThoHas, 10 years Ut ngc, Is Mt the
County Hospital Will, both arlis fractured
In scyeras places mil Ills face mud chest
bully confused, tho result If fall yesterday
1lu,rllItg frotn i LfHl, scnEot,tlny s.tl0,tt tie
Washington Ire Cni.lpnlIy''s 1iu,l4es at Elari1'
Station, where l1c wns Gmpinyed. II Is feared
l,c rnn1iut recover.
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MINERS CONVENTION,

SpItta1 U1.pd'ch n 7hf Chleddo TFfbnNt.
1'lrTsm'nut Pa, Jar. .eo.-secretary Jones
has called Il convention u1 miners at Wcsier,t
Pennsylvania Mt fittsburg on Wednesday
next. Tin obJrct ts to demand sesnt-rn0nthly
t'.steatt NJ monthly r:ty. 1t Is thought opcr-
ntnrs Will make lhc required col,ccsstot, an1
tJ,At there Will bG tln strike,
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GIFT His FATffFR.

,,s uanuel Jones, II St'slng lslun living With his
"aas 1a,s'1's ut M. ;s:7 Wentworth ayon,lu, in u
H. iastel With Ills lnticr at o'clock Inst eyel,-
IL, IL, "te" ! lAxur n1tl Gtt tho 0ll lall Oh tAe
ill., ill., "t tl,o llead: a. loctor who sewe,l up
one. HIP, which wns guile, y !os,E
ytsilss. lt5ah !unt buy, WIN were sent to ILL
'FLirtsae er, tnisuwr,t yn1ng Jones tn tho
Sol,tEnanil1t street crossing uf tsle Michigan
hli liI.slt Isl isailru;nl, alnl arrested lin. Ilu
patrr,s! rn,!slsl"i sll ~ jump town pld trouble hls
.~'ea's no lunyuf. :.
, 1881-01-21

.famnltls. Mrs. I.nngcrfurds dress was Ut
pale Hing ,hrtr;s.c, trimmed will. poIl,t htee
# r*tlt!isft tlllrnt:.s. Size YulY Il splendid
diamond llpcklncr. ,lrs. BIeetuw was itt
Ilnvn!E..eoiGrc. Irt,cads. !cr or''a;meil's lN::
vas prnfnSrty md tastcfnlly decorated with
i'ow'r4 arranged with At. admirable b!end-
Ing Of IIllcs it1nl forms,
, 1881-01-21
CENTTlAI ASIA.
1tfETttttttEf1.

I,oSf,oS, Jan. 2.-A dispatch frn1n st.
Petersburg says: at Is reported that very
disturbing liews' Inns bec,irccrlycd from Off
ciul s.,,recs 10 the effect that great military
preparations nre being n,nte IN Ch!ieyu
Alantscltariu III tho direction vi tho Siberian
frunlfur.s'
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1hESos AyHEs, Jan. D.--A telegram frnm
Valparaiso reports that Ereat battle Inns
hcen Taught 1lcar Chorillos.
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SPAIN.

THE MINISTRY Harry.
MApnt1,. .juu. aO..-ln tie Cortcs to-dny tho
atittnss IN rep'y ~ tie sprrcl frpnt TIC
t!sr,ne WIS atiUMttl-2W IL G'. This IN ru-
garttctl us great triumph fur the Ministry.
, 1881-01-21
FOREIGN

The Whole Continent Of Eu-
rope Covered by the
Storm.
Loss Of Three Vessels with
Thirty-eigllt Lives of
England,
4 Rise ior 1'wcnty.lour Feet IN
tho Spanish River Gau.
dalquiycr
Explosion Of Il Boiler at Dewsbury,
Eng. Killing Eleven aud
Wounliug Sixteen.
Remarkable Disclosures Touching tho 0per.
atiul|s Of tIe FargerS Captured
III Italy.
Eight Persons Drowned in a
Mine at Redruth, lin Corn
wall, Eng.
Dillon, in the Dublin Trials, Alludcs to
That Greater ireland Beyond
the Sea-
Adoption OF tle Address to tho Queen
-C0crcion Bills alon.lay-Thc
1'yrant 1'istnnrck.
Leon say Ro.olcotel President of the
French Senate Ganbotta Of the
Lowor House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
Marshal Poole Boycotted.

Tho San Francisco Examiner says; The
Mussel Slough settlers have adopted the
system i~naugurated by the Irish Land
Leaguers. On his recent trip to the Mus
sci Slough country. Marshal Poole was
unable to execute the writs OF disposses-
sion, because he could induce no one TO
assist him, for, although the statutes Of
the United States, like those Of this com
monwealth, empower him to call for as
sistance upon any citizen, still, as the law
providing that troops may be called in for
this purpose has been repealed, his COM
mands were disregarded. He could neither
have horse to ride over the country that he
might serve the notices OF ejectment nor
prevail on any waggoner to help him re-
move the effects Of the dispossessed. In
short. the people ~thereabouts have sue
ceeded in "boycotting" an officer Of the
United States. The Marshal has returned
to concoct some new plan to assist the
railroad corporation to grab the lands they
covet, and by his deputy he threatens he
has not yet given up the attempt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31

man without being filed with the pro
foundest admiration, the deepest gratitud,
and the most holy generation. The benev'
olent virtues are, in our mind, the best
proof OF religion and the brightest image
Of God. Love, meekness, charity, for.
giveness. b~enevolence, holy chastity, sub.
lime truth and undying attachment to the
right should characterize a religious mans
life, and without them all claims to q
new faith" or regeneration are worthless.
And here let us not forget Charity. Let
us remember in dealing with each other
we are not all constituted alike, spiritually
or intellectually, and in the spirit Of godly
charity let US allow to each other the right
to Worship God according to the dictates
of conscience.
They tell us that religion is On the de-
cline. / think 1t is. But it is on the de-
cline in the way that the tide goes out.
You have seen the tide ebb and with it even
the sand seemed to be passing away; but
soon, il you watch, the waters return, new
vigor possesses them, new freshness is
theirs, a new sparkle is on the wave and a
new harmony in the gentle plash that
sounds so melodiously on your ear. My
friends. the tide Of true religion is coming
in a rational, holy, tender and loving reli-
gion, even Christ's, and I say let it come in.
The reverend gentleman spoke without
manuscript or notes, and kept his auditors
In close attention for nearly an hour.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
A nemarkabIe Accident.

A short time since one Of tse brightest
little girls Of Eureka met with what may
properly be considered a remarkable acct
dent. The little lady was requested by
her father one evening to play several in
strumental pieces on the piano, to which
she promptly complied. being quite a pre-
cocious miss in her musical studies. After
playing q number Of difficult studies, she
suddenly ceased, complaining of severe
pain in the left hand and her inability to
strike the octave. as II some Of the cords Of
the hand had been strained. Several medi-
cal men have examined the girls hand,
but cannot find the cause Of pain, which
continues on any attempt to play. A
prominent doctor in San Francisco has
also been consulted by letter, but he has
thrown no light upon the subject. 1t is
probable that the girl, in her effort to
please her parent, overtaxed her strength,
and wrenched some of the muscles of her
hand. the pain Of which will in due time
disappear II properly nursed and rested.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
The stock M

The Comstock collaterals, with few ex-
captions, were firm yesterday notwith-
standing the judgment rendered by Judge
Sullivan Of the Superior Court against the
bonanza firm, though the only stocks that
could possibly be affected by the decision
are those of the California and Con. Vir-
ginia mines. Gould q Curry was largely
dealt in, and commenced crawling back to
former figures. OF the local stocks, AL
bion made a bad break, and went down to
81 55 in the afternoon board with q rush ;
but as the bottom has not fallen out OF the
mine it will no doubt recover to better
figures in the near future. If the stock is
as well in hand as 1t is reported to be, Its
manipulators could run 1t up to any hgure
they saw At, and bring short sellers up
with a round turn. The present iuctua-
ton was evidently only a little preliminary
move.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
FLUE DUST.


Sheriff Kyle is expected home this even
ing.
No mail east Of Denver arrived las
evening.
Neil Mcsheny leaves this morning fol
Butte City, Montana.
Fred. Plageman was among the arrival
from San Francisco last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Johnson left thii
morning for an extended visit East.
The sale of an extensive ranch property
in this county, is in course OF negotiation
Ex-County Commissioner Page, from
Fish Creek, has been in town a couple Of
days.
The mandamus case Of Il. Sadler vs..
Moline'li, comes up in the District Court
to-day.
1t is thought that Swansea Bill" who
has had a rough deal with pneumonia, will
ecove
The Injunction suit of the Richmond VS..
Albion has been continued until Monday,
the 18th of April.
Rev. George W. Gallagher and wife OK
pect to leave for the East on Friday or
Saturday morning.
o. p. Reyes of Cherry Creek, and a
member OF the late Carson third house,
arrived last evening.
II. Kayser Of the San Francisco clothing
house, has an important notice in another
column this morning.
A term Of the District Court will COM
mence at Hamilton, White Pine County,
on Monday next at 10 O'Clock.
There is now only about one-half the
nanpt landau AZ tha y1nhltr aohnol avu.
ing to the prevailing influenza.
II you wish to purchase groceries and
provisions at bedrock prices, go down and
have a talk with Uncle Dave Mannheim.
Sadler and Wilton have made applica-
ton for United States patents to the Macon
City and Morning Star mines, on Adams
Hill.
Mr.. A. E. Shannon has returned from
an official visit to Lander. He reports that
burg as being quite brisk, and the people
satisfied.
Senator w. II. Henderson OF Lincoln
County arrived from San Francisco last
evening. He will remain on the Range
for q few days.
The funeral Of W. W. Van Welt will take
place at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the
undertaking rooms of G.. Schwamb. Friends
and acquaintance are invited to attend.
The washouts on the overland route has
delayed the Haverly Comedy Company,
and they were unable to fill their engage
ment at Virginia Cit. last Tuesday evening.
Thu promoters OF the Eureka and Colo
a River Railroad Company held a meet
ing yesterday afternoon, but we were
unable 10 learn what business was trans
acted.
The lovers OF the National game on Ruby
Hill will meet this evening for the pur-
| pose Of organizing a baseball club. Should
a nine be found, the home team may look
for a challenge.
The members Of the Rescue Hose Com
pany will meet at their house at 2 o'clock
this afternoon, for the purpose Of testing
the fire plugs, and seeing that their APP
paratus is in good working order.
One of the lads attending the public
school is scrupulously orthodox, and
neither plays marbles nor spins a top
during the present Lenten season. He
soundly upbraids his fellow pupils for their
indulgence in sacrilegious pastimes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31

There Is an individual In town who is
pretty good on the blow. says the Austin
hsveilie. He has stated time and again
that he could do this or that feat at
running or jumping, and would run any
man In Lander county for 500 . side.
yesterday . commoner offered to run or
Jump againt the professional for q stipu-
.aled sum, and about eleven men went in
searcn OF the aforesaid blower; but he
nsd got vino Of the fact that his boosted
powers were about to be tested, and not
,seiing equal to the emergency, went and
u'o himself. He won't blow as much in
,ne future as he has been accustomed to
TO reside in Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
Legal Romance.

A lawyer Of Tucson has received a 20 We
of attorney from an unsuccessful lover
living a score of miles from the city, to
woo the object Of his tender affections and
secure for him a promise Of marriage,
stipnlating a handsome fee if successful.
This is a rather novel method Of seeking
the matrimonial net, but it has its advan-
tages-for the attorney. So far as he has
progressed at this writing he rather enjoys
his commission, and being persuasive and
~insinuating, besides rather prepossessing
in appearance, he has developed Already q
bud Of tenderness toward his client which
will probably blossom into the full f~ruition
OF his most ardent hopes. OF course the
attorney il expected to heave melancholy
signs when absent from her side, and toss
restlessly on his lonely pillow at night, eat
peppermintlozenges and exist on ETHEREAL
r~ations, etc. 1t is not yet known how we'll
he plays the more intimate relations Of the
enamored swain-the love-lit gaze, the
tender pressure Of the shapely hand, the
spontaneous delicate compliments and
honied words, and perhaps the spasmodic
hug and stolen kiss-yet they all undoubt-
eddy enter into the willy diplomacy employ
ed to subyerve the interests of his cOnfid-
ing client. Unless some unforeseen calan-
ity should upset his calculations, he hopes
soon to bring the case to a successful issue,
satisfied alike with the prospective intrinsic
fee on one hand and the delightful court
ing emoluments on the other.
Go early and secure bargains at the San
Francisco Clothing Store. \
You can always get a good cigar at the
P. o. Cigar Stand.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31

Tombstone Epitaph Wyatt carp and
Marshall Williams have returned from the
hunt for the robbers, having left the pur-
suing party at Helms ranch. Mr.. carp
states that the robbers have separated,
there now being but two in advance Of
the party who are headed for New Mexico.
They have gained considerably on Virgil
carp and his companions, owing to the
fact that they procured fresh horses at
Redfeld's ranch on the San Pedro, while
the horses Of the pursuing party were
jaded and almost broken down, until a
fresh supply arrived from this city. 1t is
now known definitely that three OF the
stage robbers are Billy Leonard, James
Crane and Harry Head. Their ultimate
capture is certain, as, aside from the fact
that the shrewdest and most determined
men In the Territory are on their track,
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. are sending detailed
descriptions all over the country, and q
reward Of So, 900 all told is offered for their
apprehension.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
r. NJ.

Savage, 205s; Sierra Nevada, TAB, TIA;
Union, Is; Navajo, hob. liza; Overman.
FOB, 75a; Bodie, CD; Bullion, Ssh, 40a;
Silver King, CAB; Andes, 1S0b. 1864; yell
low Jacket, 320s; Julia, 20b, 25a; Hale d
Norcross, S70s; Crown Point, 130b, 135a;
Albion, 1855; ophir. 9hs; Scorpion, l20b,
lAa; Gould 4 Curry, 440s; Belcher, 1865;
Confidence, Sab; Potosi, 24os; Best q
Belcher, sAs; Seq. Belcher, 5%s; Orc,
75b; Alta, 1855; Benton, Ssh; Justice, Ash,
5Oa; Mexican, 4s0s; Con. Virginia, IN b;
California, 105b.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
Katharine Ro~ers.

Inc Arsonaut Of Saturday says: The
oaidwin Company who were to leave for
r0f'iand Tuesday. did not 60. Miss Rogers
r w. seized with q presentment Monday
aasss iate' that some serious danger threat
yned the venture and declined to proceed.
!. NOW seems that she proposes starring in
sacramento, Virginia City and the interior
VI ner W account. Miss Rogers has q
play OF Gilbert's called Enchanted Isle"
'ne Of his very best pieces.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
Liberal Oner.

rearing that the Grace Heezlep Com
pAny would get stranded at Battle Noun
'a'n' one OF our prominent saloon keepers
mlsgraphed to that place last week, tender
os ms place Of business to the troupe, and
ppnering to defray their expenses hither,
uut they declined the proposition with
snanks: Since then the company have
maae their way to Elko, where they played
w Monday evening, and gave good salts
1scuon. From thence they proceeded to
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31

Parker House-A. W. Atkinson, Dave
Jolley, Idaho mine ; Martin Piantoni, A.
Hall, Samuel ]. Bsebee, Prospect Noun
tain.
Jackson House,. P. Wilson, Mrs. M.
I. Oldy, VIM. H. Henderson, Phoebe A.
=. sharp. j. +. Plageman, San Francisco +;
Edward Hastings, Boston ; w. W. Allen,
T: Reyes. Carson G. L. Hannaman,
Salt Lake.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
Surrounded hx Mines.

ine Daily Journal says: Tucson is lit.
.4iiy surrounded by adjacent mining dis
nlc1s, and II only two or three Of them
urn out we'll, things will fairly boom in
Sas oity. The great need with all Of them
~ueveiopment. 1t would be better for
yuI mechanics, as to reciprocal results, II
'usy would invest nearer home.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
Will Reply.

Rev. Mr.. Ladd, Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, informs us that on Sunday
evening next he will reply to the state
ments made by Rev. Mr.. Gallagher at the
Opera House last evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
yEsrERpAY's sr"c" SALES
Ga, Francisco stock Exchange.

MORNING BOARD.
~ ~ VXsricall14SOc AZ 4S0c Al
20 LID 4 Curry-4 Aloe 4l5c 400
20 Rest h Belcher-7s s 80 IT
S5 California-l0o
40 Savage-l9o 2
s3O Con. Virginlaol'oc io'c
S9S Chollar-190c 2
900 Potosi-2t q, os
el0 Crown Point-ll5c l2oc
c0 Yellow jacket Ooe .
zoo Imperial-15cb9o
70 Alpha-26oc ,-o
90 Belcher-165c 10
10 Sierra Nevada-7s
20 Condolences
rs Utah. @fg3
$40 B~ullion-Soc
80 Exchequerml
260 Oyerman-6oc
Si0 Union Conf u
$50 Alta-lS0c
$50 Julia-2S NC
40 Silver HILLSIDE
10 Seq. BelcherIo
90 Cballenge-ooc
600 Andes-l30c
200 Wsrd-l90c
80 Scorpion-12Oc
s96 Benton-55c 60cbl5
915 Golden Gate-105c ll0c Hoe
$50 Concordia-50c
AFTERNOON BOARD.
60 Eureka Con.-26 254s30
no Grand Prize-50c
3S5 Argenta-10c l5c
1870 Navajo-l4 120c
ito Belle Isle-50c
10 Albion-155c 160c
225O Mt. Potosi-l5c Zoe
40 z. MI. Diablo-l0c
80 Bechtel-55c
10 Bulwer-190c
50 Maybelle-l0c
100 Concordia-19s3O
100 Mono-l
200 Con. Paci6c-90c 90cs10
100 Jupiter-l5c
$50 A~ddenda-3Gc
800 n. Noondsy-14 120c
600 0ro-S0c
80 s. King-24
$50 Nayajo-l4 12Oc
100 Albion-l60c
go N~oonday-1f
100 Mammoth-5c
100 Star-l5c
100 Con. Paci6c-90c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31

a chinese cook. employed at the Dun
usroerg mine. was arrested last evening BY
wmcer Bill Long for beating a Chinawo-
hsn on Monroe street. He put up $50
'Au INC went on his way rejoicing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31

ns.;ssokrED cigars, finest brands kent by
~""ason At the p. o. Cigar Stand.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
Wells, Fargo a Co.'S MaiI Raw.

The following letter was received by
Wells. Fargo a Co.'s Express last evening
and not delivered: J.. A. Jones.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31

Keeps them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31
FOR SAIE.

1.-TWO SHOW WINDOWS, AT A BARGAIN.
can be used In hre-proof building. En-
quire at the San Francisco Clothing Store.
mh26tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-31

You can always get a good cigar at the
P. o. Cigar Stand.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-18
TERRIBLE CASUALTY OFF WILL
MlMGTON.
Beat capsissd by = Breaker azd Six Men
Drowned.

On her last trip down the steam
sr Senator brought twelve men for
the British bark Cassa nda Adams. J..
AT noon Sunday these men en-
barked ut the Wilmington wharf,
10 whale boat, with Captain San.
ford and two others, to be taken on
board the bark, which was lying In
the cffing. A heavy wind was
blowing ~ the time; and, when the
f.I.nS O.. .hc nsssds :t,ck 81 pssa Re Mr.,
and capsixed, throwing the whole
party Into the ocean. Mr.. Martin
e Liudskow, his wife, Il daughter
Of Capt. Sanf0rd's) and Peter Mel.
borg, had been Watching the course
of the boat with spy. glasses and
witnessed the fearful catastrophe.
Mr.. Lindskow and Andrew Sher-
man got into one boat and p. Mel.
borg and A. Ryder into another
boat, and started to the assistance
of the struggling men. They suo-
ceeded In rescuing nine Of the
men, but Capt. Sanford and Ave
others were drowned, four of whom
belonged to the bark, and the
other lived at Wilmington.
Mr.. Lindskow, elsew here in this
mornings HERALD, offers re-
ward of $25 for the recovery of the
body of Captain Sanford.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-18
H. JACOBY, Plaintiff,
VS..
J. @. TOMBSTONE, Defendant

The People OF the State of California.
send greeting to J. y. Johnstone, De.
fendant.
an action brought against you by the
above named Plaintiff in the Justices
Court of Wilmington Township, county
of Los Angeles, State OF California, and
I'd answer before the Justice at his otfice
therein. within i've days exclusive OF
the day Of service) after the service on
you OF this summons, II served within
the township in which this action Is
ship, hut in said county. within ten
dayss or within twenty days IL served
elsewhere.
The said action is brought to recover
and 48.i0O dollars and interest thereon
from Nov. LIST, 1877, at one and one-quar-
ter percent. per month, alleged TO be
due from said defendant unto said plain
tiff on q certain prOmissOry note execut.
ed by defendant unto plaintiff June LIST,
For iurther particulars reference is had
to plaintiffs complaint now on file In
this office.
And you are hereby notified that ifyou
fail to SO appear and answer said COM
plant as above required, said plaintiff
will take judgme ent against you for said
sum of 1882 48-l0O and interest from Nov.
/, 1871, at ~ par cent per month, togeth-
er with costs of this suit.
Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand this lst day OF
December, 1850.
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
q. NJ. H0LTON Attorney ior Plaintiff.
A true copy OF the original.
| GEORGE DEAVER,
Constable Wilmington Township.
d7tu.2m.