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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-27
Registration Notice.
Registration Notice.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ booKs Ct Eez.strAr; 0z to- tie General
Election 80 be held NUT. Z, ls3z, f0- tie slec-
t3C1 Of state, County sd Township O1cers,
are nov open, and VIII rsnEin cPe1 GEll! q
~ Legal days fY L 70 o'cl5-E :. - e s
~o'ciocE ? Il. Until Oct. 10, ls33, and from Oct
10 l3-z. 10 Oct. 2. Is:P. from : 70 2 ?. n, il
s6iiI = t. The hours hs-st1t - 1eutlored.
81 which tim fbs books for Registration y L
closs sts o'elocE ?. Il. The Law requires nEt-
u~rzl.zsz cit GERS 10 exhibit their certificates
Of n.t1rsliz a0n st the tine they present
themselves for reEi=t-Eti5o.
JOIN ". FOLET.
Reg suy Agent Of Secret Canyon piHnet,
gurzEx CoQ1ty. New.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
CLERK of the Board Of County Couni:.
sioners has this dAr received from the ASSESSOR
the Certified Tax List or Assessment Roll, ii
the year A. D. 1ss2 and that the Bosri Of
County Commissioners Of Eureka County, Ne.
vsda. will meet IS s Board OF Equalization st
their office in the Courthouse in the town Of
Eureka, county Of Eureka, State Of Neysds,
each day from 2 o'clock P ". to 4 O'Clock P. Y,
from snd including the 18th day Of September
to and including the It'll dsy of October, lSs2.
CHAS. J. Z BUTTLAR,
Clerk of the Board OF County Com missioners
of Eureks County, Neysds
Eureka, New, Sept II, 1882. sei2td
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Song and Dance Shoes,

r ANCAsHIRE AND OTHER CLOGS, ALL
IL sizes; Tights, Wigs, spsngles, Gold ana
Silver Laces, Tsmborines, Bsnjos' FALsA'
STONE JEwELRY for mske-up, and every
thing for Minstrels and Theaters. We SEM
BY MAIL Oh c. o. D. AS our goods 2o~e
direct from Europe. we defy competition IN
the United States. Send for prices. Ma
THAN JOSEPH. GAL Clay street,
San Francisco, Cal. seS'i!u@N
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Registration Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ books q Registration for the general
election 70 be held Nov T,l-s2, for tie election
q sts1e, Count! and Township oEcsrs, are
nov open. AID viii remain opeI dzily on al
legal dsys from 10 O'Clock 4 u. 10 6 O'Clock P.
Y until Oct 10, lSS2, sns from Oct 10, 1852, 10
Oct e. 1872, from : to 2 ?. n. in addition 70
tie hour h=rst0fore mentioned, 81 which time
the books for Registration viii close ct c
o'ciOcE =. Il The Law requires rstur4llZsd
citizens 20 exhibit their certificates Of natural
izsti0n ct the time they present themselves
.or registration z. II. HARMON,
Ex-oEcio Registry Agent, Eureka Precincts
SoE- l and 2, Eureka County, SeT. jy9Dtd
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TO TRAVELLERS.

DARTIEs DESIRING PASSAGE nc RAIL
i A Stations will please procure ticket
at the Jackson House. or at the Fashion Stables
and leave orders to be called.
W. II. SWEENEY b co., Bus ProprietorA-
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OF Memory, Legsitude. Nocturnal Emissiops,
Aversion 70 Society, Dimnegg Of Vision, Eoiges
in the Head the vital fluid passing unobseryed
in the urine. and many other diseases that lesd
70 i~ngspity and death.
DR. mTSTIE will agree 10 forfeit Ffye
Dollars for a case OF this kind that
the Vital kEsT1RATIVE under his
special sdvice and treatment will not cure. o
Tor anything impure OF injurious found In IL,
bh. IE5EIE treats all Private Disesssz suo,
o~essfnlly without mercury. Jonaal.att.u
Free. Thorough examination and adylca. IN.
GLIDING augiysis Of urine, 60 o.. Price % Vital
Restorative, 20 % a bottle, or four titaos
the quantity. so CO. sen; to aug address nDor
receipt Of price, or o. o. D., sscare frola oh.
seEyadon, and IN private nsae II desired.
"A. e.. TIHTIk, 81. ~.
~ HaPPDy ~. San Francisco,
sAAPLE BOTTLE FEEE-gsat an az nlieI.
u)a by letter stating symptoms. sex and age,
Communication strictly oo~nadentiai,
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Da. MEyJ e KIDNEY REMEDY.
NEfEsSEgIsEH cGres all kinds u R!srsy
and Bladder Complaints, oouorThosa, GieaE,
Leucorrhos tor sale oy all druggists Ell co :
bottle, ak bottles for e. 90,
DE. IJSFiE'a ia SDEEICk nu,a
are the pest and cheapest ID Ys~ErEsA-A s
BILIOUS cnre in this market. Sc A Ano
Gil druggists, ri
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WEEK IN Yousy No risi,
u I Tyery.hine new, esp,,shl you
rsouirsd. We will fnsn ranssiaa
sfS sSass,hins. Many sre ass d
w. ss.tpnes. Ladies ms great
,wso, ga man. and boys and air.s Ins Il which.
ran'h y. nsr r. Won want a bnsiness 81, ,,te ios
pay pS;, ssn msss grsst psy sil the ime oakland,
nsrtieuIsrs TO Il. HALLETf w." niSti
Maine.
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CANDIDATES.
For Justice Of the Peace.

~ II. RaIpY Announces EIk5ELT As
III. G~cs-asdsfe tor the NAcs Of Justice q
ths Pese Q. EareE4 Township. sz55eei 70 TIE
dec1ktou Of TIE Republican CoEofy Couvenuon-
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PI IL e A d q, LETTERHEAD s
~ and Cards. printed II the ExNvIxnL OfAos
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Ia q nsver-fsiiIug
Cure for Nervous
Debtnty.Ex .usted
sGtY, IsLu!u1l
~eskE1 spsYIaa.
torrhtast EDsI
MAhHODD,I-
potency, Fsralys!E
and all the terrible
effects OF ~self-Abuse
youthful folliss and
exeesses IL maturer
yfarS-Euch a. I1as
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For County Clerk.

TEF UxpEasIGSYD WILL PRESENT HIS
Il name 70 :hs Republican Cc1Teoron o.
CIR John Z JONES.
Ruby Hill, AzE. 2, I5sA k1-4fo
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EngIIsh seersncker suilr
nrIyer's summer.Gnrdcn Theatre.

Made best way, SIS second best, $3.50. A
saks Co., 3ld aud 3ls Seventh street.
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| ~: = H
| OlIlSlaNG STATE / 0TTERY COMPANY

Incorporated IN 1858 for IS years by the Legislature
for Educational and Charitable urposcswth capt
tai of 900, 0C0tO which reserve fund Of $780, 900
has since been added.
ny an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
made part OF the present state Constitution adopted
December ?, A. u. 1879.
The oniy LOftsry erer UDtsi ant iHdOrSed By
TIE people If any state.
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We Did NctIndorse II.

To the Editor Of The Sunday Herald:
SIR: AS it seems to he the fashion lately
Tor your friends to try to pick all sorts Of flaws, absurd
and otherwise In your valued aud sensible Journal.
doubtless mark of the interest they feel In IT,
am encouraged TO take hand Did You quote with
approval the remark from the London Truth last
sunday, that
- America very nearly ruined this lady Bern
hardt y artist and actress, II tried rum
Patti, Nilsson and scores Of others. Charles Keln
called 1t the grave Of talent and he was right
II so, what ON earth does 1t mean, does IT not
rather originate In the most unTeasOning British
Yankee hobia, caused perhaps by Yates cool re-
ceptiOn here-or has the llOrii Imported one Of the
scribblers Of the ignorant and malicious Figaro OF
Paris? America ruined Patti, did itY-when II gave
both her and her sister TO the world. Perhaps we
also "ruined - MalbTaU, and hlbani, and Cary, and
Minnie llauk, to say nothing Of the countless other
singers recorded In Richard Grant Whites articles
In the century magazine or take Louisa pyne, OF
whom her English blographer, Miss h. e, Clayton,
says 'it was noticed that Miss Pyne's transatlantic
experiences had given her confidence and knowledge
Of tile stage, both In singing and acting, while her
voice, though 1t had lost something OF its power had
ganed In mellowneSs and richness. - II the scrbbler
refers TO actresses, does he mean that ruined -
RistOrI, or JanausChek, Modjeska, who made hcr
FIRST essays In English here and then took London by
st0rmY or does he mean anything except mere
ebulltiOn Of spite, the patching together OF word
without senseP America may lie the grave OF talent,
!, ., medlocrity, but 1t Is certainly the cradle Of
genius. Yours, GANILER.
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story ls told of Charles MI, which illus
ates the eccentric herUs pecullaities characteristics
which were aitefward strangely cmulated n not iml.
During forced march toward the foe gienadler Of
the King guard stole Epitted turkey from the hut
Of poor peasant The latter sought audience Of the
King and made complaint OF the theft. Scnding for
the soldier, huge fellow Elk feet aud several inches
IN height, Charles sternly regarded him for mo-
ineni and then asked; 90 is II true, COmIade, that
you have stolen this pos mans dinner, you great
brute big enough "a eat him and his whole family,
BODY and boneSfN The RfenadeT, probably thiuk-
ing that he might as well he hanged FOR sheep ~
goat, rudely made answer; " sire, / have done him
loss harm than you did his master, Augustus. You
took a Kingdom from him, While ! have only taken "A
turkey from this fellow - But friend, - returned
the King, ." perceive a difference between us
can hang YOU ioi stealing turkey but you have not
an empire "a Gne and fOfCiLla Illustration ~ re-
gal authority, II Is added that the grenadler was
granted pardon IN View OF his splIit ana wit upon
making payment 10 the peasant Of his eRoIbltaut pilCe
lof the turkey, Tile IHited Strpice
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-07-02

Lieut.. Col. Ait. commanding the Central
London hangers. has added novel feature To the or
diuary dril aud field exercise of his regiment In the
shape of battery of Sordenfet nve.bairel machine
guus, the gallant oniCer believing that this ann would
greatly add 10 the efficiency of volunteer battalion
In rcpeling the landing of an invading force. Tho
experiment costs the government nothing, and does
not in any way affect the capitaton grant. The onl
GERS of the Central London Rangers have furnished
the corps with the battery at their own expense, and
have already commenced testing the value Of the arm
applied to modern infantry tactics The guns and the
the inspection of the major general commanding the
district, the brigaller commanding the reglmcntal
district, and tho War Once authorities and II Is be-
evel that during the weeks training at Adershot,
annually undergone by the regiment the value of the
tactics elaborated by the employment of machine guns
Will be tested and pretty accurate idea arrived at
with regard the zeal worth OF those rapid firing
arms. SIX men found to he amply SUFFICIENT to
place In charge of each gun. There rifles are carried
the llmbeis, while they drag the gun naval fash
ion, with ropes two men being stationed at the
pole and four AZ the drag -rOnes. Morning Post.
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George Eliot, NV. Lcwes, and the Gyp-
sizes.

When first met George Eliot and G.
II. Lewcs at their house In NOrth Bank the lady
turned the conversation almost once To- gypses. They
spoke Of having visited the Zincall in spain, and OF
several very curious meetings with tho Chabos. Mr.
Lewes, In fact, seldom met me-nnd re met very
often about town, aud Mt many places especially AT
the 'rrI,ners' Conversiug on the Romanys.
The subject evidently had for him special fascina
tlUn. believe that have elsewhere mentioned that
after returned from Russia, and bad given HIM.
by particular request, account Of my rst3 to the
gypsies uf st. Petersburg and Moscow, he was much
struck hy the fact that had chiromancei to the Ro-
many clan of the latter city. To tell the fortune Of
gypsy girls was, he thought the refinement of pre-
sumption ''Theie was In this world nothing SO i'm
pudent as gypsy when determined to tell fortune:
and the idea of not one but many, gypsy girls he
licvng earnestly In my palnstry was like righteous
retributOn. ''--Chnrlea q. LeLnlf.
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Its Grand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly.
a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 10 WIN
FORTUNE SEVENTH GRhSD DIsTRtBU-
TupN. CLASS q, AT NEW ORLEA M, TUESDAY,
july II, iss2-Ji8th Monthly Drawing.
Look Mt tho following Scheme, under
the exclusive supervision aud management of
Gen. q. n. BEAUREiiARD, of Ln., and
Gen. IUBAB a. EARLY. of yB.
who manage all the drawings OF this company, both
ordinary and semi RunuRI, and attest the
correctness of the published Oncial Lists
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
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A Voice the Other Way.

TO the Editor.of The Sunday Herald:
Sin: III opposition to your correspondent,
- Uncle Tom, - do not think TIE HERALD needs
to make either apology explanation in reference
ITS brief comment on the Harriet Beechcr stowe
galden-party. great deal more might have been
said than you did say. As understand II, the re-
union was gotten up by Mrs. Stoves publishers,
Governor Clalln lending his magnificent grounds out
Of kindness of heart, else for the usIe expected
be conferred on them by the gathering. All the
accustomed celebrities were trOtted out once more,
except those that too busy TO Come-Dr. Holmes
with his pnnning verses, poor old Friend Whittier.
aud even Henry Ward Beecher was put forward with
rare good taste TO advertise his sisters book. OF
course these proceedings were telegTaphed all over
the country, and II they not everywhere received
and published with the same enthusiasm II was not
the publishers fault. You, sir believe gave four
years Of your HE and shsd your blood incidentally for
the cause for which Mrs. stowe only wrote a
book which brought her In considerable money; but
nobody proposes TO give you birthday party on the
strength of II. ls II not fact that Mrs. stowe has
been rather under cloud of late years, and this Is an
attempt 10 Tehabilltate her and bring her
before the pubcf Believe that your journal has the
approval OF vastly wider circle Of readers than the
few who seem 10 be always Writing to you 10 criu-
else II. Respectfully, NOEL BYRoE.
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The excellent programme and the artistic
performances Of last week had the effect to crowd THIS
cool and popular resort nightly. The balconies look
bright and gay with COlurs worn by the fashionable
there 10 be comfortable aud 10 listen 10 as fine an en-
teTtainmei can he seen in any city I'm the country
n LOOKS as n the Washington public could not be IN
duued TO stay away from Driyer's without being well
paid 10 do So For Fourth of July week an entirely
new programme VIII he gwen by the following Well
known artists MISS A, DeEnu, Soprano formerly
with the Comfy aud Barton opera Company; Miss
Carrie Morris, the layOrite iueazo soprano. Miss
Sele Aunau, balladlst. Professor A. PhilllOn and
Miss PhllllOn iliusionisls, MIR. william sedgwlck,
athletic club swingeI. Mr.. s.. D. James, tho silver
toned tenor. Mr.. George Kalnc. the mimitabe
DutChmau Miss Bursel, the graceful skipping
tctpschOcan, Mr. Jaeger and Tho excellent solo
Isl, are Te- pugAued.
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LOCAL MENTION.

TaB clothing establishment Of NJ. A.
Snaus p8a ponnsyi,nnia avenue, Is not the largest
in the city, hut IN quality Of stock Is FUZZY the equal
Of the best houses ~ the kind In Washington. a
large and choice Stock Of tho most. becoming and
stylish patterns made in the latest and most boCon
ing styles, can always ro foutd there at the very
lowest prices. Mr. Sirlus's show window on the
which they VIII he sold. Az suits have boon reduced
n price and the reduction can be seen on the cards
ON each sOit ir YOU would have good clothing ut
low prices, strauss Is the place to get them.
KING'g PALACE Fourth of July celebration.
CA Monday, we intend TO commence ~ celebrate OUT
great Closlng-out sale aud viii continue 90 slaughter
millinery until our improvements arc hnehod. All
ladies are invited TO THIS festive occasion. Prices viii
bc no object Hats, tonnets, planes, flowers, lnCes
ribbons. and all other goods IN the millinery and
fancy goods line, viii have 10 60 so don't neglect tc
give King ralsce al carly cali.
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NEw York, July Money loaned down
from TO = per cent. and closed offered Mt pcf
cont. Tho share speculation opened Irregular, hut
prices In the main were fraction lower than Mt yes
tcrdays close. During tho morning speculation was
extremely dull, hut prices tust before noon recorded
an advance Of 'edl per cent. Northwest preferred
and East Tennessee lending the upward movement. In
the early part o the afternoon this followed by
reaction VI per cent. In Reading and iRCTM per
cent In the remainder ot the list the latter Louis
Vile and Nashville. After this the market although
dull became strong and sold up iiml's per cent,
Reading, Nashville, and Chattanooga and Louisville
aud Nashville being most prominent In the advance,
and the market closed duh but strong with prices h
latter Northwest preferred. The Stock Exchange
viii he closed untW ednesday, July 3. Transactions
aggregated only ST. 600 shares,
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LuckY John Wegcr.

The Louisiana National Bank has notified
the First National Bank OF this place that the $780, 900
drawn by Mr. John Weger Of Kasota, In the Lousi-
ane State Lottery, on May ., has been deposited In
their bank. The money paid In full without any
discount, and MIR. W. is now of the wealthy men
of the country. John WegeT was born In Norway,
uy %, 1857 and will he sixty years old In July. lie
came to New York from Norway In 1850. and came
10 Minnesota in 1861 lie enlisted In the United
states Army soon after he came to Minnesota, and
after bis term Of service In the Army expired he
located AT KasOta where he has resided since.
We understand that Mr. Weger Intends starting
store and putting the remainder Of his money at In
terest.-St. Peter (MiHH.) TribUHe. May u, 1859.
The next drawing Will be ON Tuesday always Tues
day, } July II.
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New York, July 1.-The contest between
Matthew Webb, the champion long. distance swim
mer Of England, and George II. Wade, the champion
swimmero America, for ST. coo stakes aud the champ
ionsp of America, took place at Coney Island this
afternoon. The course was from Brighton Reach
pavilion To stake boat anchored mile of and re-
turn, At G:lo the men Jumped into the water from
the pier, Wade taking the lead, swimming on his
right side with M understrokc. Webb swan hand
over hand. At can they turned the stake boat Wade
leading 10y $50 Yards. Half way home Webb went
to the front, and they kept closely together. webb
nearing the starting point about nifty feet ahead of
his opponent, and touching the stake at 7:l7. Wade
touched one minute later Tine IN. I'M.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-07-02

In vain, alas in vain; Miss Spinks
ashlng and expecting tIe oOylou, ieplyl-'A An,
among the GIeeks, Willie with us II IL the exception
Poo1lesby (thinking OF POodlesbyj- "Ah-Toaly,
now defy any Que T. look round ,his room aud say
that ugliness Is not the exception. Miss 50 Casting
again. hope you do not consider me one of The
exceptions, Mr. PoOdlesby 20 T., (absentlyJ -"Ab,
exceptions prove the rule you know; provo the rule
prove the rule "--Hprodrd LgmPOOH.
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Among the many excursions announced
TO leave tile city ON the Fourth of July next mono
TO LuTay Caves under the splendid mansg cement Of
II. X. u0lphenstine aud j. ID. Free, IA. These
gentlemen Will NY II possible 10 suiTass their ef-
forts to please on Decoration Day when II was con-
Ceded they carried the most refined party NJ ladies
aud gentlemen OF THIS or Indeed any season SO much
seems almost supeTuOus 10 add moro now, except 10
advise readers 10 take lie trip and for them
selyes that which WIN be remembered with pleasure
as long as memory lasts.
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FBEDERICEsBURG, VA, July 1.-The Vir-
ginia Amateur oarsmen Association viii hold Its
annual regatta heIe on the Rappahannock River on
the 18th. There are three entries for the challenge
cup--the Rlves of the University OF Virginia. the
CocEade city Of Petersburg, and the OlympiCs Of
Richmond. There will he two shell races and the
usual single sCull for the championship Of Virginia.
Tor which there are i've entries The Association
Cludc arrangements for the races Ample prepare
tion5 have been made for the entertainment Of Wis
iting crews, and large crowd Of strangers Is cX-
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4 lie English Navy.

Sir Thomas Symonds, " Admiral of the
Fleet, - has sent to the army end Macy Ga=ette a
letter which he says the London Times would not
publish, AMI In which he remarks: "Niewing what
navy would have to dn IN case OF war with
France alone, VIZ. meet her navy ~ sea. protect
India and the colonies etc, 1t is my well considered
and deliberate opinion that Navy, compared with
the French Is much too weak. II Is mad
ness to keep our navy starved as II Is In ate
rial OF aImored aud unarnored ships without even
proper s1uadrons OF evolution. and vessels OF great
speed aud coal capacity The Admiral then men
tons Ireland Offering great facilities Tor the iaud
Ing Of Zoe. Coming fIOm such source the letter
ia sIc mi
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The laying Of the cornerstone tor the new
Vermont avenue Christian Church win take place THIS
Afternoon az q O'Clock The occasion Is memorable
because tho late PRECEDENT Garfield wasa member Of
THIS congregation. aud the corner stone Is laid the
hbl anniversary OF his shooting. The exercises,
IaenCiug u O'Clock VIII be as follows: Reading Of
Scripture, Rev i. @. Butler. Prayer, Rev. II -.
Clark Of Baltimore Hymn. Reuarks, aud laying OF
the stone ty the Rev MI. PoWgrH pastor OF the
church. Hymn. Ariel address, by ROY. b. A. Iiins-
dale president Of lIlfRn College. LYNN, Address,
Hon. A III, pclub1uc, Of Tennessee. Hymn. Adj
dress, Hon A. $. WINS, of Kentucky. Hymn,
America. Bouedlcon, Rev. ". II. Sche, of Rock
VILE Md. The church VIII be constructed of pressed
brick similar In style 10 that OF An Souls, and VIII
cost IN the nelghbOrhoud Of ;3j, 500.
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SONS of JOna,Iab.
English Hue Serge Suits, SIG.
George Spransy, 507 Seventh street.
A New Implement Of War.

Mai. N. Willoughby Wallace, of the
Kings Royal Rifles, has, the Times says, invented
and patented IN England aud on the Continent spade
10 meet the requirements of the authOritlos-flrst,
that 1t shall render men Independent Of any ground;
secondly, that It shall cut roots thirdly, that II shall
he able TO lever up stOnes fOnTthiy, that II shall be
useful In camp life, and II necessary, lie capable Of
breaking open boxes Of ammunition or provisions;
nfhy, that II shall be able to 0OphOle wall; aud,
sNty, that II shall combine lightness and durabil-
ity The tool may 10 described generally AS a small
pickhead about seven inches long, formed by steel
arnOrlnE which surrounds wooden Crntch head, and
Ia securely fastened by Tlyes and both TO the
Crutch and to the handle, which are Of ash. One ond
Is pick, the other grubheT, both Of solid steel
cutting purposes aud hollow ON tho upper portion.
protection guards the knnckles aud forms fall
Crim when tho tool Is being used as a lover. The
length over all Is twenty three Inches and the weight
IL only two aud half pounds. The tool Is also spe-
Cially useful for military mlning purposes when
men haze 10 work with spade and plck In confined
spaces; and II would be very formidable weapon Of
defense at close quarters.