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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-29

HERR DOCTORS

Among people who should know better
there are 4 great many who seem to
imagine that bodily ailments are best
treated by the use of herbs. To a GER
tain extent they are right, for the greater
number of medicines in general use are
obtained from plants. When, however,
a sick man resorts by preference to a
person who prefers to be known as an
''herb doctor" his chances of being poi
soned are generally greater than they
would be if he were to trust himself to
a recent graduate OF a medical school, or
aver to an apothecary's assistant. The
public should know by this time that
medicines purely vegetable" are quite
as likely to be deadly poisons as those
purely mineral, and that those persons
who make their own medicines by rude
methods are, as a class, ignorant enough
to make dangerous blunders.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-29

Journalism cannot be taken up as the
pastime Of an idle hour, Or as a special
means Of gain, or as a stepplns-stone to
other literary work, and make a COM
plete success. 1t requires, says the
Providence journal, a laborious appren.
ticeship, a special skill, the result OF
training and a single-minded devotion, to
the exclusion OF other fields OF labor.
Like the law, journalism is a jealous
mistress, and will not permit Il divided
allegiance, except in a very limited de-
gree, It's rewards are success and lntiu-
ence, but not, except in very rare IN
stances, any personal fame. Its product
is ephemeral, and the newspaper writer
must be content to see his product swal-
lowed up in the pile Of daily accretion,
and forgotten with the memory OF the
occasion which called it forth. But this
should make the pride OF the profession
all the stronger, ard the more honora-
Bile the determination to do good work
for its influence, and not for it's reward.
1t is growing to absorb more Of talent as
it rises in requirements, and its product
as a whole is even now superior III quail
ty, and it is greater in quantity, than
that of any form of contemporary litera'
ture except the works Of supreme genius
and its members should govern them
selves by the spirit OF the words o
Thackaray in speaking of the literary pro
f%ession; ut may not be given to most o
US to win the baton and the ~epaulets
but we can all sustain the honor of the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-29
THE MURDERER DIX ES,

The colossal ~effrontery of the murderer
Dukes does not desert him. He went to
Philadelphia to get legal advice about
obtaining possession of the seat in the
Legislature to which he was elected. The
committee to which was referred the
matter of expelling him has decided to
report that he be put out on the ground
that the session is almost over and he
has not yet appeared to take his seat.
The means they adopt is not SO important
a. the emulsion itself.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-29
The MANLY Art

A Bostonian was knocked down in a
friendly boxing bout and his head struck
on the floor with o fatal result. A Texans
brain suffered such a conclusion from a
hard blow in a sparring exhibition that he
died next day. A Kansas fighter under
took, on a wager, to prevent a travelling
pusilist from knocking him out in four
rounds, and, though soft gloves were used,
he received a finishing stroke in the neck.
He apparently recovered in a few hours,
but soon went into a decline, and was
dead at the end of a month.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-29
CALIFO RNIA I'M IMMIGRANTS,

The California Immigration Associa.
ton reports arrivals for the week ending
Saturday as follows: By the Central
Pacific Railroad, 636. and by the South
ern Pacific Railroad 1913, making a total
of 964, the largest number of arrivals
for any one week in the past five years.
Fully two-thirds of the number are mar
ried men, who ane out ahead of their
families to make preparations for their
comfort in advance OF their arrival.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-29

that the furniture. carpets and other srti-
cles had been paid for BY Mrs. Uhler. He
also found a will, dated San Francisco,
Oct. 20, 1875, and signed by William IL.
Haverstick. 1t leaves all his property to
his mother, in California. Captain Nc
Elsaine says that Joseph B. Haserstick
informed him tina. in view Of this he will
abandon his claim to the property.
Men to be Discharged.
MILWAUKEE, March 2S.-The cigar man
ufacturers have taken the initiative in the
prospective trouble with their employees
about raising their wages. This afternoon
a number of men will be discharged from
one Of the shops, and it is said that the
other manufacturers will do the same.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-29

SAN Francisco, March 28.-It is now
admitted by the Police Department that
ex-Secretary Gray Of the Harbor Commits
sion has escaped the detective and police
force, and has left the city. A sharp look
out will be kept at Eastern points for the
fugitive.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-29
NEW TO-DAY.
Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of GEORGE r. McCONKEY,
Deceased.

NOTICE ID HEREBY GIVEN BY THE IN.
~ dafsisEed, Frank Avery. the AdmiGis.
traitor Of The estate OF George p. MeOonkeS.
deceased, 20 the creditors or, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers, with
in four month after the first publication Of
this notice, to the said Administrator, at the
law Office OF A. B. Hunt, No. 629 Rearny street.
city and county Of San francisco, the same be-
ing the place for the transaction of the busi-
ness of the said estate, in6the said city and
county Of San Francisco. State of California.
FRANK AVERY,
Administrator of the Estate OF George P. Nc
Conkey, deceased.
Dated at San Francisco, March Z, 1888.
A. E. HUNT, No. Gao KeArny street, Attorney
for Estate. mh29tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-29
Heartily Recommended

Don't condemn a good thing because
you have been deceived by worthless nos
trums. Parker's Ginger Tonic has cured
many in this section of nervous disorders,
and we recommend it heartily to such suf-
fererS,-NeWs,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-29

The WEEKLY SENTINEL will be published
on Saturday afternoon. 1t will con-
tain a complete review of all that has
TRANSFERRED in the district during the week.
Send it to your friends in the East and
Europe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-29
PACIFIC COAST kOVICES.
ESPECIAL TO TIE SENTINEL
The Indian Troubles i'm New Mex
ico-Nipe White Men Killed.

sErNAA ~ N
The Indian Troubles i'm New Mex.
ico-Nipe White Men Killed.
SAN Francisco, March 2S.-A Lords
burg On. NJ dispatch says a Richmond
special gives intelligence Of the killing
of two more, making a total of nine
white men killed in the vicinity Of
Richmond during the past "a hours.
Captain Black and his party Of Shake
mond and Gila with about 80 men. 1t is
reported that the Indians number 100.
Grave fears are entertained here for the
safety of the settlers in the Gila Valley,
and there is q possibility Of an attack be-
ing made upon the laborers along the line
of the Lordsburg & Clifton Railroad.
A Tombstone dispatch OF yesterday says
that Capt. Charles Young arrived from
SwiZzhelm's and reported a fight between
five Apaches and himself and Frank Leslie
on Sunday last. The Indians laid siege to
the house and kept up a steady fire from
behind the rocks. They Sc. fire to the
country in order to burn them out, but
not succeeding, attempted to shell them
out. Young is positive that several were
killed. Next morning detachment of the
Sixth Cavalry arrived. Young heard a
number Of shots at Sulphur Springs VAL
ley, and thinks the ranchers were attacked.
The country for miles is burned and the
cattle run off.
Tucson, March 2S.-The Indian situa-
ton is growing SERIOUS. Advices from
San Carlos report the young bucks on the
reservation as being very restless last week
and showed every evidence of an early out
break, They talked Of victory. The big
chief in Mexico said he would soon be at
San Carlos. Couriers, he states, have been
constantly passing between the reservation
and Juh's band in Sonora, carrying COM
munications and information. The band
is raiding Southeastern Arizona. They
are drawing near the reservation and in
creasing in numbers daily. AS far as
heard from q people have been murdered
and buried in seven days.
Advices from Sonora place the depre-
dating band down there at not less than
$50, who are being driven to the Arizona
border by Mexican troops. Ii the Mexi-
cans pursue them across the border they
will be forced into Richmond, back where
the renegades now are, and receive rein
forcements.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-29
A Report without Foundation.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S.-A Portland
dispatch says the Umatilla Indian scare
proves to be without foundation. 1t is
believed the rumor OF the Indian move
ment was circulated for the purpose of
bringing on a collision, which would re-
suit in their removal, throwing open their
reservation to land sharks.
Mamie inetantIy Killed.
FRESNO, Cal, March 2s.-A woman
calling herself Mamie Stanton was shot
and almost instantly killed last night in q
dancehouse by a man supposed to bear
the name of Shea. The woman came from
San Francisco about 10 days ago, and
TOOK up her residence in the dancehouse.
1t Is SAID she and Shea separated about
two weeks since. The slayer made his es.
cane.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-29
BORN.

at the Dunderberg Mine, March 3. 1888. &c
the wife OF Donald Frazer, q daughter.
In Eureka, March %, 1883. to the wife OF o
II. Farlinger, a son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-29
Short in Their Accounts.

SAN Francisco, March 25.-The charges
against T. G. Vanness, OK. Commissioner
Of immigration, charged with embezzling
the funds Of the Office, was argued and
submitted to-day in the Police Court and
dismissed.
Lawrence Crane, employed by W. W.
Morrow, Attorney OF the Harbor Com
~m'Ssioners, to expert the accounts of the
Wharfinger at the Main street wharf, re-
ported to-day that W. NJ. Haynie, Wharf
niger, had stolen within d year about ST.
O1O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-23

closins iiSeSlib7c; september, Ifb7SlI 6sc seller
year closing s7c City steam firm sales y d ,cs
269il2bc. Refined quoted il40c Contnsnt iIs snd
prices rule weak than choice dairy lots when are
held Arm New Butter Elgn Creamery. 30 936c PennsyL
yania do. 33a35c Western Creamery, log53c;i Sthe
Dair and PSs egSzs st State T sns and
Tubs 17120c; Western Dairy, l0glac; western facsS
109l4c Imitation Creamery lS02oc h0ns 10 y Lov,
CHEESE has very fair denanu mslny Io o1 49,
state Factory 8oi4 vel Western Flat sSi4c selections
partly sf%ned. offered shade lower
and Pennsyyana agc western 2i s22c Southern 81 ac
RICE-Quet unchanged . ,.....
SPICES-Bonded lots In fair demand Cassia In large sup
ply lobbing lots quet and generally unchanged
SUGAR-Raw dnl and nominal The tghtness OF money,
the s0wness OF the refined trade declining prices ana
the important additions to rensrs stocks by recent
AL combine to give easier tone to the market for raw
though there is quoabe change prices IL would how
as high as c sui quoted n some sSl INSTANCES Refined
Standard None s on White 90 Extra
7sc Yellow, 7isc; Crushed Ole Cubes, &C. Cut Loaf
STEARINE-Dun and somewhat nominal Choice City,
quoted 1ltc; Western IL &c. Oeomarearne Searne 97s0
TALLow-Falrly active and FIRM Prime City. sac; sales
EA-Firm prices were obtained at the auction to-day;
23O pkgs sold at 6156c for Moyune O203ic for
Pingsney is Lga21c for Japan and l2U5Oc for india
hhds Leaf quiet as rqiei saes ~ cases Pennsy
yania 1881 Sd2c $50 do. 1880 7d1Sc 100 OHIO, 1881
DC; 80 England 1881 l693oc 800 bales Havana
$50 ds1 15 200 bales sumatra, 81 lOeSl 40 . .o.
WOOL-The market Is quiet The late activity was some,
what Overone only fine and desirable grades arc hea
with any show Of nrmness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-23
LIVE sToCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

PrPrNO March 22-Cduls-Recepts to-day. 765 head;
total for thus far 1000 head for same time last
OF business for wa Mt Of stock prospects fair
ShssD-Receips to-day, 100 head total for the week
thus far lUuO last week 1900 head
consigned through IL market DUH unchanged offer
Choice Fancy, So iOS$6 bO Common Sod$0 oO' Lambs
50 1887 20 .-, -, ,---- -. a.,
time last week 10000 hea' consigned
Though only light local demand; supply ghti sales
Good 10 Choice Workers. u 90 81 Light 81 109$ 80 Good
Butchers and Heavy - 20. ,, 49,,
IHIc AGO March Hogs Receipts. 1900 h0adi ship
meDt, 900 head market weak dull Zoe lower Than
teiays prces Mixed, 81 9O0Sl 10; Heavy - Od - lo
Light s5 dS7 Skps ~ SOdS6 15 packers holding on
for lower prices and shippers orders diminishing
Receipts 1900 mead shipments $500 head; market
moderately active weak and c lower except IN most deril
bo grades Export steers go 81 20 Good 10 Choice Ship
plug 80 20; Common To Fair aud Medium 80 81 80 vU
ncherng stock $685. 30 with fair demand on canning ac
Feeders In liberal supply and light
quest and demand weak at So l0dSj
ShSsp-eceipt 5000 head; shipments 200 head the gen
eraI market brisk strong and there good de
and and Eastern account Common 10 tair IS 5OG
81 rs Medium Good So l0dS6 Choice TO Extra, SO 4OG
81 some fancy export sheep at the later price ,
LIBERTY, Penn. March "a Cduls Receipts, 323
head market slow Of about yesterdays prices
Receipts. l.496 head; market firm. Philadelphia,
81 .SdSS 20; Workers, ~ bOas7 49,
Shep-Recepts, 1900 head market slow at yesterdays
sT LoI1s March 22.-Cduls-ReceptS l4OO head; ship.
Taonts 900 head oish demanded
saes made prices but general decline Exports
a ~. Common SOd$6 20; Medium Ia Choice Butchers
Sj 10; Good 10 choice Cows and Heers ~ 90
a. 10 80 7Di Corn fed Texans s. % - w.
Shesp-ReceptA .sOOhead shipments 900 head market
steady Common To Medium 50 OOdf4 0O Far TO GOoG
a. 1858 90. Choice 10 Fancy. 50 10 50 %.
dali Light 81 80 as7 45 Butchers tC Extra Heavy 81 500
81 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-23

s $:s. ':S'; s IT. : - . I: :s
i'm a. 'ns 4; !;
sssr' af .ss sss: c:ss o,
sa,s ss0SS ss's
DSss can g F h az" Family Family 3 sSss d
RI isS s.:s .ss$.... ss
81: arr, 0 :. 90; - =:
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Snssa %Sl:fsy :ssss9 q Sa,ss :s.ss cSs;s s:
.esss sssvs 81 'ss oss ssa
~ g. e fsss f,sa Sss
s'' sa.'':s a." :: 1ss:s 90 v Co.,
SS' Wiz rs say Ss RED Witt @s,s FAY u 49, 49,
Ri 75c d SGTn ead No Mixed New Sse
MSs, No 2whts. 46c Rsceipts-laOoo bush. Shipments
MIssases Hard 8 i; do sSft cash. u cS% March
@aqSs. g 1 sss 2 ag s%1s IS
Is
SS j. i've .a o;:.:: $ q Bic
Western Extras So 2si MINNESOTA do clear. $500.
g r. Wheat REQ March b. 81 is
nominal. cOrn-sa Mixed, track and gram depot &c:
Guy Mesa per OBJ S. 81, so 40. Packets: sla SS
India Ness s2s So Pork-Msss. Oslo so: Prime SIS ooS
sls So Hams5smoKed lSoiica DO saItoetre l2isc.:
ss % sides SS 20 3 lo sssas IN ES o
81 90 smOkee Toe Belize, y salt L5sisse
&C. Se'@ &C. su.sssrs ' nss,s As's
Loose 100 Batter~creamerS Extra Pennsyivana Sc;
DO western s293c.: Choice 7620c. Bradford
County aud New YORK Extra Tubs 2Oo2sc 90 FrstA 2SS
i7c Rolls Pennsylvans and western lOoia Rgas-Penn
syvania 2l24c. Western 21ae22c. Checss-hev.Y York
Full Cream Ioltc., Western Fun Cream. IA ac DO Fs'
SKINNED. 6s7c conee-Rio. s'sc sugar-naw hrm at 9
s7.Ise Tor Far to GOOD Refining Mnscoysdoes Refined
Clover: lis5c, Timothy 81 soss2 %. FisSseed 81 20
Petroleumfrm Refined In Dos si Cases. i0c, Whiskey
s. 60 Wheat Sg higher S No Red Fail 81 os essh
4 G MsIfa q es RED 70 Ag q Corn la
t9e cash 4s Ma5S Apn 4s 2 My o2
aaI Rye Rye dS &C sas Barley quiet SoSsoe.
Butter steady Pa Creamery 2s e Corn PORN
dull dull at a. SIS IS cash; SIS ~ 4prtli els IS
May. Bulkmsats lower Long Clear 965 short Ee.
fsa sas'e
dS 5000 p9s ooo waea SsSoS b SSsa
barley. 1900 BUSH snipmsnts~FoaT 1000 bbs wheat,
1000 bush; Corn. 10000 bush; Oats 1000 bush Rye
ToLEDo, March Fat the noon eoard-whea. hrm, No
Red spot 81 o9'.. 81 0sh March "a 81 oa APRIL APRIL
67s.c; May. DULL No spot 4Sc NAV 4Sla
So Ss aeSe goo G
bush; oats 5000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-23
STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE March 22.-Cotton dull: Mlddlngs, loo
4 do, Extra, = 2SssS 90 DO Family; :essg %: cy
90 8 90 pa aS s Family 81 7 DC S
sSSHeg1 NcS q i7Ss 20 DO %.. AMBER 81 zoe
1872 @9TSG g Sss s
w%ts IS SSac DO MIIsd Cole Pennsylvania sSSc
sS. p.sEsa sh'qS o Clear clear sS
s 90 SH %sS p1SaSe esss
sS coDpS oS"sd So ss Sq 81 ~
A@ EsA ss 30 'sfSf ana
s %S nss' l. S oas
firm SAMPLE western aa on track 41e4so. White 5c
500 esl Choice. o0c: State At 75 Ss0c, Rye nOmlnaIy
SSls, Wheat 5000 bush Corn 81 Zoo bush oSt.
shipmepts-Flour 1000 bills Wheat $4,000 bush, Corn
1900 oushi oats 5000 bnsh Barley. none Rye. 1000
CHICAGO, March MISUNDERSTANDING opened strong aud
Corn rallied mi aScs s f AG% ths cain
@ l'0sS Sare 6 SsS Efi S yA I1fi
& Winter rO wSsS 81 S9ss & spr 81 o 81 10
81 o6a on can, sales 100000 bush Of Regular prices
s1% HSS
Csc JHy rejected dS Ne. Mixed as Bee
New High Mixed 4SOsci on can sales 66J,OOO lush Oats
q ssSS5o$s April tSS si5;te May 5s.Si2a S June
& 60 Iny On ca, me SAFES were lsoSO9 BUSH mar
early sales at $ls l2iaeSls March, sl7 95asls April
SIS 2o4$ls a. Mayi SlS 4OdSlS 62a June; Sis 700
SlS 10 July call sales Al 900 bbs and prices a lac
ower Lard was fairly active and 6al0c lower closing
eteady sales at l710ll2Oc. March; lll7 oil
April li27 9@ll42Ao. May 1L32pall.47iao June;
li4u0llo0c Jhyi on call, sales; 1900 tierces June
az the closing prices Change aud other options
3ia60c, lower.
flour dulT Common 10 Choice Spring Wheat So so %
5000 common 10 Fancy Annesota IS 800 2oJ Patents
soo0ssl oO winter WhsatS Ialr 70 choice old "a o
Illinois and Missouri "a 90 Michigan "a 90 IS 20
Wheat active but unsettled Rsguarsi O5 March; 81 05 I,
Anni 81 lO' May ~ q June 81 O99 july No Chi.
cage spring 81 Oogsi O6Si No DO. etc; No. Red
WINTER VI Os. Cora lower at 02sa0ii ac casni 80
March 0@'se. April 575@o7So NAV 57sd07Sc.
june ovc July Rejected. 47c. oats opened weak put
II1 Sr a lGn No +3Se cash, sese March ssSsi
eeted SSe Ryc lower 81 70 barley duh and unchanged
a. ISe FiaIseed higher at ~ 37G$l STA Good Crash.
lar TO fancy IsS30o, Dalres good choice lle26c.
faekms Stock l2slSo. Eggs steady ~ iSgl9c Dressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK March % -BEEvEs- Receipts were 81 cars
iS head against 1866 head for TIE corresponding %s
last The ay1s SSn 6 q 10 ehoc for
W which sold at strong ys s esd pscss
Eastman With the exception OF two carloads the Gats
% sa Sesr With re PROSPECT o. light
demand Dressed Beet sellers predicted an active trade
city Dressed selling mainly hoS1S,s for
Dressed and few carcasses reached III &C.
Trade wsS not oSk BY s u sf and 200 Of
Mutton IN he Joseph 81 EASTMAN s. woro,.
i4s; sS.4;D % Is 81 4
g 8I q DO :, y g. q g. 80 1855 .
h. at SIS 2J ana do. LOO D. at II 2c So and Cooper
2.e IS aI b, and III do ia cwt 81 i2c, "a
AT Jersey city, scham6erg for J. sehamberg Co.. 10
NEW Newton aS { ilett for - Illinois steers 1870
cxLyEsDReceiPts 223 headl77 a. GOTH st and 4,
ne M %efs %S S o
stock Dressed veas active ana &c higher than
Prime States at The prospect is good for fair
YEAS, ySs a. S 2.
DO M m al en- sGd do RaY S SOFA 0a ~ " " '
jeIi IA Wright Moas Co. sold 50 veals 1872 d. at 92c
DIlea6adt ( Dewey sold Veal $50 D. at lOc II DO lS2
~ at 9lc do, l32 o. at sc; do l5o 10 etc and DO
j. H. Hume sold: veas. l55 10 at lOc; do l2e 70. at
STEEP &Ng Ian BIS Receipts were were, % cars Of
Jersey CITY Total for Eve days. ~ 2es head,
There was an proved demand for grades Of stock and
prices tc higher good clearance OF the pens
Medium Prime sheep at 20 Do 40
with Choice selling at 81 6OG$I g. Poor 10 Prime
Rceats snPpy and hsssT with most o the sales
per head selected sold at -. Dressed Mutton
sold at lOc aud Dressed YeaTling Lambs az lOaglZc
] IL Hume sold 81 Western sheep, l2o 10, AZ sc; SOY
do 81 H. 2l3 Michigan do "a ~ at c ~ state DO
lOl m 4c 30 do SO 10 at sc and - state Lambs w
Diilenback Dewey sold 1853 State Sheep lis d. at 7o
40 do III 10 e 1873 do ll2 H. at ~ 80 4l6 Western
"a m at 6ac; q 1ate Lambs ~ d. at SIC and lO' do
HSienbecE & Davis sold 1856 Michigan sheep. 05 %. at
o. 80 2ll DO 80 H. at 1877 do IS ~ az 63.c; AZ DO ~
7c do IO7 d. at &c 1879 do lOl 10 at Sc i5s do 107
H. at TIC; 22 100 7ci 80 do 81 r. at 6c III stale
Lambs 81 s. 4O f47 do 50 m at - 40 III do IS 10 al
sSc IN Common do 70 n. at 7c and w Culs 81 10 ~
Kirby & Co sold 1877 Western sheep, 80 10. at 6lsc
Jelfe Wright Hoax & Co sold 10 Common state Lambs,
60 n, at &c.
M l6s UhodO. 80 No. at 50 7O 1000 lOl asI ~ 100 DO
"a b at ~ 90 ia Michigan do 9l 10 at 20 WI 2I2 DO s
Newton a Gllett sold iO7 Ohio Sheep 1873 D at ~ IS
81 l2i n at 2c 90 do ~ d. at zee ~ 40 lO= 10 at
7ltc 80 Ohio Lambs, 10 10, at 1S4c -.
G. Collins sold 80 Jersey Spring Lambs az s0dS5 per
head. - . 80 AZ. a., - A.,
smith sold Jersey spring Lambs, at SI0T 90 per
head.
head against 5 head for the corresponding time last
week With an feeling Ia city Dressed yesterday Live
Hogs were trhe weak and Common TO Prime were n0m
IA ~ quoted - JOGSS Country Dressed steady on mod
Tor MEDIUM Ol for Light states, and 10 9IOsse
for Jersey uncluding Pigsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-23
T IFE OF LORD LAWRENCE,
"THE SAVIOR OF THE PUNJAB.n


By r. Bosworth Smith, NJ. A.. late Fellow OF Irinity
College Assistant Master at Harrow school author oil
Carthage and the CarthaGinan" Rome and Carthage
etc With maps and portraits. vols, svo 80.
Mr. Bosworth smiths LIFE OF LORD LAWRENCE has
had precedent in the case OF Indian DOCKS
The first London edition. consisting OF four thousand copies
was entirely sold out within week of its appearance
1.-THE career describes TYPO al one and possible 10 an
Enelishman only tits The LIFE OF LORD LAWRENCE
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1.-The wondrous tale Of the growth and consolidation Of
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Few biographers enjoyed happier opportunities OF e1
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author OF the substantial volumes devoted 10 the
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