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BRADLAUGE.
His Reply TO Soma Recent Stutesuent
by MFR. Walter, OF the Londol

His Reply TO Soma Recent Statements
by MFR. Walter, Of the london
"TIn1ess's
No. 20 ClRcE's ROAD, ST. Jo11S's Woop
LONDON, n. W., Sept 10, 18st.-To HE Editor
0f the Ne,o York Herald: have Just seen
your Issue OF Sept 7, with MI interview
with A(r. J. Walter. Of tho Times, attributing
some attempt to ME to disturb religious serv-
Ices OIL board tile Parthta. Tho statement,
~ fur rs arn concerned, Is nlonstrousiy
untrue. / was only on tho Parthin OIL
QUO yoyage-yiz.: from London to New
York in October, 1874. No attempt Of any
Kind was made by uny ono to disturb relfs-
ious services during that voyage. There was
Q disagreement between Cunt. Watson aud
tue passengers rs to the singing after dinner
III tho sMuktng.roonl,. but 1t hau not tho
smallest connection with tho religious sery-
BY the passengers. which wNs published ut
Tue time III several American papers. 1never
sung IN my life, ard WAs most certainly not
eyen one Of the singers.
AS Mr. J. Walter III alleged to have said
TINT Il is all nonsc!Iso abuut Its tMr. Brad
Injured Mt tho House Of Commons OH Aug.
y, can only say tllat have mot yet fully rt-
covered from tic vln!ence; that the p}lyst-
claus who have attended mo during tho
efyalpelas nre DR.. Itulnskill Md DR., l'ulfrey,
don. and l am afraid 3lr. Walter has taken
no more pains to be accurate as to tllls than
as to my "rofugl1lg tic oAth,' nj InciduMt
Wnlell l!a3 nevcr yet OCCURRED.
l trust TINT tile New Iork Herald will OK
!e[. s[. reetstered eopy II wlich / so!,l to ,Sfr.
walters prlyAte address, not knowing where
40 ~" "' 10urS cIt%a'.ss cSnet'1s'sssb b,.ADnAuou.
, 1881-10-07


t5,8is1 whfeh was. Thought 40 sc.ous." Tho
esccss In Scotland In shown 70 be cauaet1 by
~ exeess Of Ae:s9. whlte uf taIa exeess no fnwcr
than 2,'8 wcEo casca Ut robbery With vlo1oncc.
Tho exce*a Ut this form Of crifne In BcOtlat!l II
attributed to tho peeularlty u the sc0toh Poor
supplying outdoor sseiief Eli 10, abe: :bodioi
pao1. Anntlier pv!nt on whicl, THO ;..'; re-,
ilnfAyorab'y III whlt .ure described NJ 0tlcrsos
nRdlnst morality. anch ptrcsscs nru reported e
i, irelaud n,d IL, III England. "Th,s ckcus..'
tho rGpnrt veMs IN to any, ;" hta NJ ltE,pUrtailt
herring u1l tho Ncuttl1 Inv 6r tiMrrinKe, wfIrh
waa sulne yenrs s!neo a.lt cntmllu:''nGn by ~ =
;,,sr.lnso ni " i.,Ws ot IL tho three en,,i,.
triev. MID upon tho statutory sst,!Ml Or roos r..
ludetl women without ch:tdrcn." On the other
hand. the cxeees Or tnfhntehie tt ireland + ns'
grlbpd 10 Il uBleut In thu Irish bastlrtiy lMMa.
irishwoInen haye not tne s,.'ne leYni remedy
~ ss1 PiExs IL Emps5 ,u sarian.
tlune lct1t3 altowc 10 sue. md vi right uf sup
tM,rt cGaanH wllvn tlD woman leuvcs tho WUfks
hOuhE.
, 1881-10-07

kcnu 0a,I finn 81 I
heavy lit II brni yt .ysrywicrn @ ~ r.s',r ~ IT, yeFs
rr,t a,'I i"i'n Wn",,,'E..u1i.,i VIZ S:a,'ari, ~
nSni,lII, 'u rrrr,,iis i. r,,,,sc,,ta e IT, !na na
WMr.-Irn,,p,t a., i,inttsx "r,,I III 'ne
Cj,uirliut, MlIjcr irrata With II culoev III,
si sriiMrs n%c @ S",a;or % ~ stne Ge - teiismt
with Il EiJut rl.st,,.,.t ftr Srfiinr. ,,r,,,m,sti
.I,rf,n rtrrs Nftil.ri. sI,,,n;, .vnu }t,,,r ut,i
iry, hit tlcclurr fnr riyi..rrvirc % f r,.tnrm,' @
titli. Si,arpr at tin ,.ioye ri iii,. s,urci' n.
,uI vrutptsr,i tiiat thp Ehnlr xl,o,,ti nt,nnimf
lWu ,jrIpuuts ~, % r,yi,n,ttas fr"a, ,,,,rt,
III tlt tn1It, r,sxim,,ai t,istrirsa ~ ia sintn
SjlurDn ,fpr,.ti /, iii ~ un,nIs lt,stna en,,ni.
fy t[iyit,i i,.t,y,.n,, iiniY"ii n."i St"I.
wuits HI. mail. . f',. ,t,.;,i, '., nt,, ;,.,
Withdrew I,1s s"r.st, E Enm}i w.. tnm,,;"r ", @
Uf tj,n nf,iItTnE fiw~ti.x ria ro,,,.,,,;im,
Was inost Stniw,.rt :: tt,at H. tj,a StniwnTis
ernwijslr,l, wilfie tlte ,.ui,,.irv f,rnnH1lrn,,s
yriiunt backi,o,Ic Ink. .I'",yinrs tiat w.
i,rnsr,. tw,, snitiv,s "H, nr i.ni i'at ,.n ..
t,irts nf ljlt nnti.i;u1lii,,w v,,is.r. .urr Il" IL
ftyur Of ris;i.srrr,r,. .'f.,. ,t,iMt u ,,,m ~
tH,sItIo,, vrrv ,Ms,riv ~ h",h Sn,,ns.r Wfiinr
ninl f,n,,rr;s,,,n,1 ii1sn,,nt, ''''"'o' -'A'e4
~ IL, r,.rtI,'w IN. Stutn 4,rtn, ,,,,s +,,t
,,eiti,cr wig ,;lr inuri, ,,Im,,t #. NH /, Il
thu f,r,ln. t,f is nnurr,tiun, ti,u, II ",,,,u.t
bs riectti. sitr h,,Is.. Il IL ~, - ~ x,.,
With Artlltlr,s nolirr i,ut f,tlv rnusl,.I,t.
nwe.t, tIutsaiEs Ut KepltlEicni,s will int
,jnhn n. t;nrrctt, of t,a,,fnorc. t,t,t,uctor
rtIU1,lns nj Tia, t,i,rf. infnr,,,x ,,,n Gax inst
Ilutortrl snUU,iEE5 wt,rtiI t,f ,nfntin"s ff"t,,
Eurj,fe. HS,. Eu,tlnr,1it .r,!"v nr" at;ii /"
Ipnd. Etl!n.rf t;,,rr,.tt t'.ii.;.tns ,fhn,,n.
snys. huY n,u,ir sM,fHi, Gsm t,"r.n,,ai'v Il,
, 1881-10-07
Something About Dr. lsoynton.
ht1a f.nrk En3Hfun Yt.tt.


Dr.. uoyntoa u man or independent fortune,
his woaish being rstimatoa vt more shnn
&luQ,OUO. Fur many years he baa hua one Ot the
Msyust pructices !n Cleveland, hi. pr,fessoua!
!nca,ne havlnu bcen from $ib.91 upward p
with Kraat nupsptunue the professionally OF
physlalo4y In !ae H9meopath!o Hospital
oldost aud hest mel'cul suhuola OF the West. lle
tsa homeopathic Of what y Known Ms tho W.
euro Gis pat,slss. For Gnny ycars 10 ha. bosa
clo.ely a5soolalel with nr; schuo!der, Of Clave-
land. who for u laIlX time hus bud uharHn 0l tho
surgery ct Tho Lake Shoro itallrna1, aild whoso
rspltsuon ~, sucoessfnI practlcInx sur-
ESon !. e1ce!!snt,, Ds. h9yntqa& ny & r. q at'!l n
Of ako. uoiux, buwovsr, somewhat broken In
hea!th, be decided lust spring to setira from ao"
lug pursuits. With this In mind he dl.ptscd VI
hls practice. getting for y ons e tue l4sgest
Weat. xnd started for Ka!1sas, wheEu he thou ght
OF emhasklng some Of his capital fh stock ras-
over. beforo he WAS asked Dy tho PEosideat
, 1881-10-07
A THlEVlsH GANG BROKEN UP,

A daring systGm OF sneak rubbcFicB thAt hayo
Eor many months haraasod tho 'argo busluoss-
houses Of Chicago was yesterday pretty thor
oaghiy exposed and broken up by tho arrost aud
condemnation Of Charles noker, alias Griffith,
oas Of tho most pru'ntsfng young scAmps hs-
longing to tho bprglarious profession. TITO
iIsI nanca al0 genorn! appearance Of tho gaux aro
@ s.m 10 @ 1h9 SNoe: NsSv A9Nx aS =, tnn nr
tAek OF opening slfes, Gtc. Not lonR a9o Harry
ss',, nsowa: auotAer 1nu of tho hrotterhood. 'xls
ue eof to s ts ss Ss"s1 III. cq%ts vg daass .'ass
Indicted by the Rrand July. liz was nsrostsd
ishanTte Mi9'!s 5Teak'nE 'nt@a rRo faucy-gYos oslab-
w9s pot aoae. hss compauons *iiS IL arie % oscapo
4. Mol q co., leather uoalcrs at sH and 3l0
LIKE stroet, during tho tnultns Ut July und All
tates tt.etes ct n,cguhandiao, renchuz II totul value
MaR' eMGRt' ct *d0 Or tlore. Tho vi9llaueo Of BIZ,
9or 9a%n !ns VI as safousoa sont 10 ho lay in wut
a1aia ihe at9ro counter, Watched all night with
nqmit,. .1adea revolver and trcnd u necd Atcatly
wh' ,ao aS aay p9saasr sas spspsa sseps oa r.
three follows, who. cauti0usly ureeplSx
1. e. wta Waso Fescn ess {" r.
ffi@aasa ffGn sas st9ek IL view, when sto pulled tic
.ae thieves tted a long aturn el,aso oatnmcucud
~ s9e 4e.erted strocss ad the thiuvos suynlo1
oHi sa|sH ~ GtcApo "hgn H0kor WIZ beMdett m AHa
,, aAo h1s eoMraue Davenport Alau was capt
utna. uut tho other Disappeared,
~ ~ Mas discovered that tney nro the gamo pair
sI.s sonbeu successfully the BUR sturo Ut No. l9U
asy brought up haiure Justice Humnerppid, aud
1!tef conclusive Identification hu was hold tu the
tv..a EtshInnl Court under bonda 1t t10. Dcteet-
pinksssoa Agency. are soluu1sly engaged iu tie
r. tTs'factlon VI this peatlfsruus 9a,x. i. Moll 4
~; ne.,,,ve aAve recovsee4 pcrhaps gae.ha!f OF tho
PsoPerty 4luUn fFoIu them, aud Il IL bUpvt thut
licked up, - '~ 'e' "''' w
, 1881-10-07
GEORGE BLISS.

1Fo Decanst Want Any Office, and I4o
Proposes to rtsfl tho Stnr"llOuGe
Cases.
New YonE, Oct. S.--To the Editor Of the
Ncio York Sun: 1t seems to me aiM made
of late to occupy too In,leh space IN tito
newspapers. Az the remarks nrc, for wol,-
der, generally complimentary, you will ltur-
haps permit Me to say two things, in the
l,opo that may relieve your columns III the
future:
Flrst-The papers arc naming ME as pos
slble occ,tpant Of all sorts OF offices. For
some Of thom my training alla habits
Ut mind render IIlc cohSpicuuusly
Mntit. Let i'lu say, once for MI,
that tAvo no aspirations outside Of my pro-
fcssion; ala that clnn0t foresev my cun-
tiDEcncy I'll wltcl, shall either seek or nc-
cept any Office unilcr tho Administration of
President Arthur. have been too long the
friend OF tllo President, nliu too sincerely his
friend, to wish lin, In ply behalf at least, to
expose lllnself t0 even u suspicion OF pro-
wiling for personal friend Mt tho public ex-
pelse, especially rs that friend is not III
want Ut unytlting.
Scc0n dly-Appurently because everything
Is hot done ut ones in tho Btnr-route cay cs
by counsel who wero retained only fifteen
.inys ago, 1t ls suggested that there
Ii MI Intention to Drotect s0,nu
one. There Is no such intention. Before
aec1pted II retainer received tho strongest
assurances that there WIS no disposition ~
protect any guilty person. If my ons be-
lluves that Chester a. Arthur Will Interfere
directly or Indirectly to prevent the ends Ut
Justice from betllg. accomplished, lla docs
propose to "let upn on Any seemingly guilty
Mn,l, unless l.e can be of use In cOnvlettng
, 1881-10-07
Finding Her 1saby BY Telegraph.
NJ Ft,ttr ,ftn,tfIi.u,, .-

When tho irst Ohio & MissIssippl pnssenaor
train from tho linton Depot arrlvod Ut tho ruiuy
with crying Infant tn hIs arms. ssoInx bpaoIal
Oltlcrr llannlfan hu said: ;. ltora il baby With
our tuotheri tako IT," str. Hunutyan took the
tnf4nt. bright little chcruo, but Il urleti uwfliI-
", and the ottcer took it intu tho tupot to eeu
Whak tho doputn,aXtcs WIS NonK to dD about II.
Why" aald tho dopotmast0r, Mr. Whit.
n9y. "hsse y dispatch frnsu u
baby:" 1t appaars tllat woman Not aboard tue
.. "; train A. Ut the union depot. 5t. Lou's. with
ass 6a9y: Iho sratt. not startling. and abe haF-
fellow pAssenssei !! Sue would havu tlIno u got "a
9nA procure 1An bHfura the tFuin stnetud lie.
leavlnF hsr baby ln her seat l1oiore sue ~.
turned FROM the ttekut olilce tho train had
hel AId over sha bridge. Tho lnother was, Ut
course, kTcatly distracted. and lot tho fuct be
Rraphcd over to the Relay depot, und lu rcply
shs WAS informed that the lost baby had already
nrEivcd aId was III tho haut2 Of tho benosoteut
HAn1ifAl-
, 1881-10-07

Special Dtspdteh 10 Tht Chirn1o TFtbuns.
MONTREAL. Oct. GA fire broke ont today
In detached terrace of brick houses In IIocll.
alngu, one Of the eastern suburbs Of the city.
The fire started in the huusc OF j. E. Cnseltns,
grocer. A hlgh wintt prevailed Mt the time,
anu although the services Of tho city fire
brigade were obtained, and every effort mado
to check the progress OF the inmcs,
1t was without uyail, aud tito cntEro
block, consisting Of fifteen houses, was
burned to tile ground. Tweuty-four fanl-
lies, chiefly mechanics and 1uborcrs. are now
homeless. The residences Of tho owners,
1Iessrs. Lclournoux u Ilawiey, were amongst
those destroyed. Tho loss will bo $4,000.
and the Insurance S29,50O. How tic frr
startel Is q mystery.
, 1881-10-07
APPELLATE COURT.

Filed TIT Mount Vernon Yesterday.
jpsetal Dtspaseh 10 The Chicago 1rtbuns
MOUNT VEnSoS, ILL.,, Oct. G.-ln tho Al,-
pellate Court totay tho following decisions
ware rendered alNl oplnions He'd;
No. :. pe9plc Vs. McFarl"n ct al.; Reversed
No. ), Wabnsh, st. Louis l. Pacific Railroad vs..
Shryoek: reversed asld reniandcd.
Nh. &. british, fo-insnraI1co compauy vs..
NJ. =. PAyno vs, Miller ct ut; dismissed.
No;u. "at8on ct ul. w. Ahry; rorerscd and re-
NJ. e; Ward vs.. Ward: l'akcr, j., not sitting:
NO. H. 0!oycrvs. dr.y; reversed and ronandcd.
~ Mo: H. peoP'o vs.. wiltshire ut aa.; Reversed
NJ: g liu,!nphrcys ct al. vs.. rodsors; reversed
No. u. Wakefield Va. peauiuxton; reversed
No. y. Asher ys. Mitchell; rom antcd In part.
No. II. faFker ". ltluhso ct a!.; re!nnnoed In
No. -. Pope Va, Western un,ou telegraph
C9nipnny; rovorsul and reutandul.
No. ~. Flllnke Ut iJottaltun VI. Coniey; ro-
No:s7. !ihulus IS. Sie1.cun; affirmed.
rtycrsGd aud rGluaudcA. .
NJ: u; sHp2ser Us. People, for use; sovorssd
No. 81. st. Louis. Alton s. Terrc ilautc rtal.
n9ad nns rs,Hs VI n9sssSr WALL J not sitting; rovefsc
Ne NS Ese9sk Ell g. Es L. 5sseinE j. i. e. Tf ~ a
tower; reversed and re.nantiol.
,,Su NJ; 40; h"ymood vs.. People; Reversed und re-
n n. & 4. . sp!ane y w. t'yrno; . reversed: p , ,.
9 II Ssss T. ' fSss SaSer
No. %. Andrews VS.. Androws; dismissed.
mSn;,ee Mni Cd Wilson w. Keller; reversed a1f ro-
No. 81. nryckoy va Davis; reversed and re-
No. q. East st. I.or,ls VI. Kaso; affirmed.
No. o.. sAn!o vs. Th2,nns; affirmed.
No. y. " T.: a. y Z. II. L. T. ". rtunachor; !;
Will, j., not sitting: rGvcrbel IND rcmandel.
nNs; No; d. Dcppo W. People; reversed ana ro-
.No: q: T. Ii. 81 II. II. vs. Adam; Reversed and
No; y: ". U. Tc!eEraph Go. vs. Horack: ro-
vGEso e. n Mna , ,retnan1Gd. M 1
No, d. sumo ys. same: rovorscd nnd re-
No. u. r. D. + Err. II. vs.. Lyous; Reversed and
No. %. l!lchlana Company vs. s1lIiard; re-
M, TO-. Taylor vs.. Haylor; rovcsaod and re-
Ne. =: CITY Of 9ol!cv,Ilo VS.. Flomm,ng; ro-
Na. =; M!ssoi,ri Furnace Company va. Abond;
reversed aud rot!iandel.
ydSssa ~ r su5 J. rs,uSSsya T. wSy & T. Co. w. lsahy
Nc. 7. Stern Ut al. vs.. People. for uso:
No. 81. Arnold ys. Sharp ct a!.: rovprsct and
romandod.
Decisions were rendered. a1so III tho fol-
lowing cascs, but 10 opinions tlel:
No. ]. forctval w. City or Alton, pro fortna;
No, I. .lsobcrts ct al. vs.. Daston, oro forma;
No. IT, East St. Louis 0asllght l. Coke Com.
plny ~. PARSONS, pro forna; A11Fned. -.
No. Is Nurus VI: Doordora ot u. pro forma:
No IL scboo1 Trustees w. Conncl,y; affirmed.
Nn-1t Titf ttJH1
, 1881-10-07
BUTCHERING BLACKS.
The Singular Police Methods That Arc
lIcaortcd 10 In Queensland.

Nc"ortcd 10 IL Q"ee'"in.,d.
ttcnth crnlury. in n nrl,Jsh und nroyo.s .sn,i,.
,,nr;.,, 'n,,. ~ ..,n., n,' s,,.,, aa pao.esu
maintained, with tho knowludsc OF nil
.onns, r nppfoa torca ., ~ nnJoty or .nc
"aes' pn' slsutF cohtfollea " "hite
o1hecrs, tof 1na express pafpose OF shooting
Sw"' " In y sa,os in cold blood 4 tho anor: Dt
,Mo .. .ne ,So .so poso .akon 'y many soonfsts
probably somewhat different. No QUO, how.
ever, cuu tIeuy tho existence of such II force.
md am nccn;,nt ~ ;,s nr,rn,r.,,.'n nv. ,n,;,,
~ Nv leco""t VI ~ oltsA"atsoa Aao nloot
OF procedure inHy hot be hsllntcrcstlng. abont
aescn'ecn yehrs aRo tho two poslcc forces wcr4
as,sanats saoa1erh commanding tue e
appolu,ea or , Commissioner INN tho sotan.aadant ,' "
baex y: as ss p ncr ,ha % o Tic
sw ~ 1r rg Ts 9ssrs ssr
como Sub. inyptct,,rs, unJ eyrnt.ialty. il they
lave KnM Interest, lnspeotors, IhU troopgsy.
t,r uvxH ma fIr,. rs. r;,,M,nnuiv ,.Iio ~. iii
vrdiunry bf%rE fellows armed wttt, il., snl,irr
ri,ja Ind iauvnt low 10 ,isa IL. e"trn Tht
rss' Of o HER ~, aentiNu so"s,;ts 5 Il, ssut
at tie wt,rI III cu.n,narj, There Is ,v diIticuitY
ID sslting recruits: iur tho blacks arc Siy To-,
uGalf ~ kttk fSfk ItAl, FuFLJ
o ~ s ,yy tn .%e sep M tb eIu 9 a 4
t"w @ puiIss, @ 9'' as M piSeS y" answnr ns,w
,M,,t u's s,v aT;"r mtct, H.. e. ,,u,o R,,,'
Mrk mx. ntr ~ tac.l, mru ui.ntv s1,r, m,s
IT.. ,tars M pe'y % sn1 & w F'r ek 1 ne,o% a
t,.,,H ,I ~ o nF ist,i "n ss ns M .t3
tr,n.r ,.,'",s % ,v ~ c, rr orGF n, o sno,f
@ autt.e, GnHtss 1ap pemt! y na. ut.tn' M.M "eaf.
nu !a'F ~ ,r',I..... " oee .u1 Which tnoy
nasu ILL.,, ~ w. .9 oied
HINTS kHAu CIlHlp lpGlkSH&E IuE iLo3 VI I{EEuttIls
yya md u r u tro tx S II n ve we
1 rTs prtv IT. ,,r nne sy ~ IT, =, ! rS
W. G,s ~, su uIss it Hls.s"Es I t. ~ ~ kucp
luz T ~ .n,r mst,so.,oas n.y. ~ Moe
=" 'V aGta' Nv mntn ,r, .n1 yacKs s arH nntet w.
~ ~ out1aHe9 n" fepiusu s,s.. lug o'icefs LINUS
.,, I'M ~ rse"S;t't r., .s;t,,, o s+,s W1t t
gsu euuSt ~ st. ~ w.. s.nu1ns atid
rIu1, ~ x,, VIZ. s,s' m!s not, hsuy en
t,. IT,, ~ ImHn ~. n, e..t ~, t ~. NY u.s-
.l'Gs f.'..,, o ~. ~ and ont
saag,x xss tf'se' M H. ns, icE y Hgpt u,
a as.,s st."n smq ".r fr y sba,, vS
nm IIs ,tnt t y; Ut snnnl
~ at u'ueRa ~, ~; @ ~, pefsst @ " SoePg osssssio
" Pu.t, LII, " A Wy ..., tn ~ uutasau5 sulsts "
unGe M H!t9 NY "'nuns ~. 'asA. "rE tuunu on tnAs
mrt o. ne run Meo ulspGrseu-u'h9 9s;
, 1881-10-07

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Oct. 0-About 1J0
book nnh job printers arc striking for So u
week ndvnl,ce In wuges. SheriInn t. Co.'s
,ncil were urdcred out today by committee
0t tic tlnion. The firm obtalncd warrants
for tho arrest Of the committee, charging con
sp|racy Iii interfering with the irln's blsi-
hHS3. -
, 1881-10-07
NfO1l1'fIINE.

Special DfspS'ei TO The Chfeaao Tribune.
WABASH, fntf., Oct. 0.-Daniel livery, Il
draynsan Of this city, for many years n resi-
dent, WIS foi,Md III his bed tlead this morn
Ing. lie had beei, drinking heavily, nnt.
yesterday purchased 25 cu,,ts' wort! Of ntur-
phtne ut 1kattbpock's drugstore, whltIl II Is
snppustAl tlg tunk at one dose W1ilu under
tie Influence ut liquor.
, 1881-10-07

OswE0o, N. T.. Oct. G.-The entire b,ssi.
ness portion Of the Town Of Pulaski is IN
ruins. The loss is over Sa0o,o The princi.
pal losers arc Df. j. n. Belts, II. u. Clark,
Salmon River Hotel, George n. Douglass,
Pulaski National Bank, ". l.. Hollis, s. W.
Fuller L. Sun. q. G. Woods, the Pulaski Dem.
ocrat, 4. n. Beadle, II. II. Lyman, D.. u.
Alencllam IL Son, Capt. l.. NJ. Ltters, y.
Jo,,rs, and john I. Box. Tho telegraph, ex.
press, md post Offices burned. Total insur-
nnce, $4,000.
, 1881-10-07
LUTHER I1QADLEY,

BnowSvlt.LE. Neb., Oct. d.-Mr. Luther
Hoatlloy, u natiyo of 11arwlnton, Conn.. an.l
for u long tme n resident Of Eutnw, Aln.,
and n resi- ltient Of this city since 1857, died
Of paralysis ut Ills llone tll1s evening after
pr0tracted Illness Of many ycnrs, aged VI.
, 1881-10-07
JVEAVERS.

JERSEY CRY, Oct. G.-Thc wcayers Of
Sl,uon's sllk mill nro Oh strlku for nil MI.
vance Ut wages. Simon suys the mills may
close, but there will De 10 ndvuMce.
, 1881-10-07

NE NEW VIENNA, u.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 0.-T'lle grocery and
dry-Roots store and dwelling Of Truman,
Pea!u j. Hale, ut New Vienna, Clinton Coull-
", O.. burned this morning. Loss $4,000;
Insured, sc, 100.
, 1881-10-07
POTTERY 1st|RNED.

POTTERY BUKNED.
ST. Louis, No., Oct. U,-T]io pottery Of
Dixon l. Young, on Fourteenth stregt, lIear
Peurose, III tho northern part OF tho city,
burned late Int night, Loss estimated at
about SIC, coo.
, 1881-10-07

HICE-FIELD HANDS.
SAVANNAH, Ga.. Oct. B.-'rhe striking ricc-
field hands presented I'LL address to the plant
ers nssinE III! advance In wages owing to the
gre'tt llicrensn III tho price Of provisions mid
other tlgCCSSuries.
, 1881-10-07

Troy, n. r., Oct. 7,-Dr. Al0nzo d. 1Inll,
n nephuw OF Dr. liull, OF New York, whose
wife was murdered by C.ustfne Cox, died
from an overdose OF clloral.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-02

OF Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal Vm,s.tss
Aversion to Society. Difnness Of vision yas...,
In the Head the vital fluid passing unobss,Sss
in the urine. and many other disease shstI.s
to insanity and death. 'sa
DIN. MINTIE will agree 10 forfes r,,.
Hundred Dollars fors case OF NJ 4 ii,S ~,
The VITAL REsTORATIYE lunds, ~
special advice IND trestment) viii nos en-. =
for anything impure or injurious found Il n
DIR. MINTIE treats ali frivste D.ssss.s ~
c~essfully without mercury. C-onsuIsssiss
Free. Thorough examination and sdyies. IA
GLIDING analysis Of urine, Is 60. PrIcs Of VITA
Restorative, IS 90 . bottle, Or fonr tina
the quantity. $40 90, sent 10 sny s6drsst ora
receipt Of price. or o. o. D.. secure from q,
servatfon. and in private name II asslre,
A. Il. MINTIE, n. ID.
II Kesrny 81. San Fransisee,
DIR. MlNTIEsA KIDNEY nRmTDY.
HEPnRET1CUM, cures ill kindsof Kiaxsi
and Bladder Complaints, 0onorThaa, 6lss{
Leucorrhna. For sale By all drueR1sa, d Ni
bottle, six bottles for IS 90.
DIR. MINTIE,6 DANDELI0EPuIs
are the best and cheapest DYnPkpgIA ia
BILIOUS Eur in The msskst. yoTi
all druggists. mai,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-02

In the District Court OF the Sixth Judicial
District In and for Eureka County. State of
Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-02
COURT SUMMONS
In the District Court of the Sixth Judicial
District, in and for Eureka County,
State Of Nevada.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to JOHN
LACEY.

VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Up
i pear in an action commenced against
you US defendant by Thomas Brown, as
plaintiff, in the District Court of the Sixth
Judieisl District, in and for the County Of Eu-
reks, STATE of Nevada, ht the Town of Eureka.
and answer the complaint therein, which Is
OF nle with the Clerk Of said Court, within
ten days after service on you OF this summons
exclusive Of the day Of s~ervice), II served In
said county. or twenty days IL served out of
all other cases forty days or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against You. according to
the prayer OF said complaint.
The said action IL brought to obtain a decree
Of this Court for the fereclos re OF a certain
mortgage De cribed in the c mplAint, and exc
cuted by the 50 d John Lacey on the eighth day
of July. A. ID. 1880. to secure the payment Of q
certain promissory note, made by him TO
pl tntif, or the Same day. for three hundred
dollars $500 in u. s. gold coin, described In
the complsinthe herein. andwhichs IN Is due with
interest thereon at one per cent per month
from the eighth day of July, A. ID. 1880, until
paid; also. that The premises conveyed by
said mortgage may be sold, and the proceeds
thereof applied to the payment Of said note
and costs of suit, and In case such proceeds
are not sufficient to pay the same, then TO OBJ.
tain an execution against said John Lacey for
the balance remaining due; and also. that the
said defendant and all persons claiming by.
through or under him may be barred and fore.
closed OF all right. title, clnim, lien, equity OF
redemption and interest In and to said mort
gagged premises. and for other and further re-
lief. all Of which will more fully appear by ref
erence to the comp iaint on file, y copy Of which
Is herewith served.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
TO appear and answer the said complaint ~
above required, the said plAintiff will take
default against you and apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
MERRILL 4 FITZGERALD, Plaintiffs Att'ya.
Dated Eureka. Nevada. Oct. 7. 1881. OLA I'm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-02
Fresh Oysters.

Gibfried & Brisacher of the Jackson
House Restaurant have made arrange
ments by which they will be constantly in
receipt Of fresh oysters. which they will
serve in every style. They will keep an
all night house hereafter and meals can be
occurred at all hours Of the night or day.
They will also pay the strictest attention
to arranging and furnishing balls and
parties with luncheon or suppers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-02
EUREKA WATER WORKS.

YNHE WATER WILL BE CLOSED OFF
4 from the entire tewn tonight 1T 9 O'Clock
ane VIII Dc turned on tomorrow morning at s
O'Clock, and will continue to be closed OF from
day to day az stated until further notice. with
the exception Of that portion OF the town tax.
ing water from Reservoir Hill. This step is
aeemed necessary to accumulate sufficient
water for hre purposes.
je7n Gee. y. BLISS, Superintendent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-02
The Luscious BivaIve.

The oyster season has arrived, and this
is nowhere more apparent than at Mrs.
Browns Restaurant, where at ali hours OF
the day and night the bivalve is served in
any style known to the art OF cooking.
OYSTERS are received by express daily In
cans and in the shell from both the East
and West. Families supplied.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-02
THE GREAT ENGLISH RFnrm.

~ Send for styles and Price-l,.t. lam .
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-02

Ders to inform his customers. and the
public generally that owing to his con.
stantly increasing trade he has enlarged
his %atelier, and will henceforth be
able to do all work entrusted to him
Al the shortest notice. AS heretofore,
all work warranted to give perfect sat.
isfaction or money refunded.