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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-04
Grand Holiday Announcement.


The well known firm of Morris & Levy
have made immense purchases for the
holidays, and offer sweeping reductions
for the season. The elegant silk, satin,
brocade and velvet garments worn by the
rich will lose not their beauty or texture
BY being sold at IS per cent. less than
former prices; neither will the good SUBJ
stantial cashmere or solid, comfortable
dress worn by their Weather brethren
lose any OF its warmth or comfort by
the low price asked for it by this enter
prising house.. Their genuine Alaska fur
goods are offered at former prices, although
they have advanced in the London market
so per cent. From their rich, heavy, fur
trimmed. brocaded silk and satin cloaks
and dolmans, to their neat, comfortable,
heavy cloth wraps, a great reduction is
marked" owing to the immense stock on
hand. Their beautiful selection OF carpets,
oil-cloths, wall paper, etc., such as a good
housewives eyes love to rest upon, is es-
pecially included in this great sale. Let
rich and poor, husband, wife and sweet
hear. join the swelling throng which is
guided by the golden ray, reduction In
. word, il you want the cream OF every
thing nice in dry goods at the lowest
prices, call at the grand emporium OF
fashion and cheap goods, the dry goods
palace Of Morris Il Levy.
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-. ~YAssENsEk TRAyEL.
ARRIVALS SUNDAY NIGHT.
Motel Arrivals.

p.,ter House-A. W. Atkinson, Ged-
aas. " L. Brown, Thirty-Mile Springs; j.
y Ii,ombje, Mineral Hill; A. Benson, w.
r Mcconnell. R. Farrell, Beowawe; R.
ps,rvmau, Silyerado; 8. R~adovich, Bull
ion. 4. bergman. Eureka; Gilbert HEINZ.
Monud yllsy; 8. Bibber, ~Silverado; Bill
Stockton. Duckwater; William Nickals
Ranch; Sol. Levy, San Francisco.
Jackson Hous-W. E. Griffin and wife,
San Francisco; W. Whalep, P. Campbell,
Mineral Hill; n. G. Fenstermaker. Fish
Greek; Thos. Gilmartin, Ruby Hill; James
Oliver, Silversdo.
Buresu Ho,el-James Dunn. Elko; Fred.
Spesrs, Austin; James Martin. Prospect
Mountain; ]. +. Morrison, p. johnson,
Spring Valley.
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Neyin's BOudsmen.

The following sureties on the bond Of
Treasurer Nevin paid their pro rata to the
County Clerk to-day, says the Virginia
Chronicle of Saturday: j. w. Eckley,
S106 As; W. H. Clarke, S266 ~; j. s.
Kaneen, S106 As: G Derby, $798 SO; W. s.
Bailey, S266 10; A. M. Cole, $133 06; j. P.
Jones, S133 06; F. Fredericks, 1886 IL; T.
R. McGurn, $l33 06. These bondsmen
paid their pro rata under protest-that is,
should it be decided in Court that the
bondsmeu are exempt from payment the
money will be refunded. The following
sureties filed notice of their withdrawal
to-day and the Treasurer was notified to
file supplemental bonds to the amount Of
the. Withdrawals J. G. Hampton, S., 900;
Chancellor Derby, $4,000; j. w. Eckley,
50, 1000; A. Ramelli 81 900. Ten days were
given the official in which to file the bonds.
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DELINQUENT TAXES.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY AUDITor, EUREKAl
COUNTY, NEVADA. Nov. 81, A. D., 1883.
NOTIoE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Delinquent Tax List of Eureka county,
State of Nevada. has been deposited
with the District Attorney of said county
and State, and that unless the dilin-
quent taxes therein specified are paid to
the County Treasurer as ex oficio Tax Receiver
of said County within twenty (20) days from
the date hereof, action will be commenced by
the said District Attorney for the collection Of
said Taxes and costs. d. II. HALL.
County Auditor In and for Eureka county,
Nevada. no2S-2Od
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PACIFIC COAST AOWCES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sEHTINEL.I
Tho Sale Ratified.

SAN Francisco Dec. ga Chronicle
Chicago special says the Tribune's special
from New York Of Dec. 1 says: The share
holders Of the Postal Telegraph Co. to-day
ratified the sale of their property to the
Postal Telegraph u Gable Co. One of the
first things lone will be the election OF
Mackay as President. Vice President
Cummings states to-day that the Postal
wires would be in operation as far west as
st Louis by Jan. /, and that two new At
lantic cables are expected to be laid and
ready for use by January next.
A Clear Case OF Sell Out.
PORTLAND, Dec. 3.-The 100 yard foot
race between M. K. Kittleman, Michigan,
champion of the East, and Fred Harmon,
of Victoria, champion Of the Pacific Coast.
for So, 900 a side, came of st the city Of
View Park this afternoon. Harmon had
the advantage of three feet on the start,
and won by nearly two feet. Time. 1914
seconds. More than $40, 900 changed
hands on the result. Kittleman's hackers
openly charge tonight that the race was q
clear sell, as he could have won easily.
Found Dead.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 81. B. Lowery.
~bookkeeper with J. G.. Wilson & Co., pork
packers, was found lying dead yesterday
on the floor of his room, with two wounds
in his throat, supposed to have been in
fiicted by himself. The cause is said to be
family troubles. He leaves . wife and
child at Clipper Gap. Placer county.
Death OF asJouanalfst.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 3.-Ransford J.
Wells, journalist, formerly connected with
the Alta and Call, Of this city, died ct
Portland, Oregon, on Saturday, of inda-
nation of the bowels. He went to Port
land two months ago to assume a reporto-
rial position on the Northwest News. He
was q years of age.
Death Of n Newspaper Proprietor.
VALLEJO, CAL, Dec. as. G. Farnham,
q prominent and wealthy citizen of Vallejo,
and proprietor Of the Evening Chronicle,
died suddenly at his residence last even
ing, after IN illness Of twenty-four hours.
The Whaling Catch.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 3.-The total catch
Of the Arctic whaling feet for the season
was II, 290 barrels Of oil, 1862, 244 pounds
Of bone, and $3.50 pounds of ivory. The
whole is valued at $500, 900.
An Earthquake.
SHASTA, CAL, Dec. 3.-A slight earth
quake shock was felt here at Z o'clock this
morning. It was Of short duration, but
distinctly noticeable.
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A sudden and very unexpected death
occurred at Fort Hslleck Friday, the
victim being Second Lieutenant Charles
Smith. Jr., Of Washington, D. c.. a men,
Der of Company G, Eighth U. s. Infantry,
and A. A. @. M. Of the Post. On Thurs
day night, says the Elko Independent, Mr..
Smith retired slightly indisposed, but not
sufficiently 80 to canse any uneasiness or
alarm. Friday morning G.. E. Mayer
went to his room to wake him up and, in
a playful mood, was about to pull him
out of bed, when to his dismay be found
the young man unconscious, in which po-
Sition he remained up to the time of his
death, which occurred about Q O'Clock
Friday afternoon. Lieutenant Smith was
a young man Of great promise, and his un-
timely death is deeply regretted by the
members of his company and q host OF
citizen friends with whom he was q special
favorite.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-04

sI'sf state: Cattle shipping ID not as
- 1t was q few weeks ago. The
p R.a1' Tor lat steers is a little OF In San
AZ ~ sS.SCo and cattle owners are holding
,S.; !. Oester prices. Should this state Of
Il -, continue any great length Of time,
l.,..a oenent those ranchers who have
'-s' Quantities Of hay for sale.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-04

i.ns sss received at p. N. Hansen's choice
q, grocery and provision store: One
brt ~. ~ss OF Paradise -four, equal to the
shsa,s. ltolnia Hour; also imported Swiss
rous ~, imported metwurst, and the IA
no,s 1. ,,rsntning eradicator, which will re-
1uots - kinds Of grease, tar and pitch and
tons ~ sVn all kinds Of clothing. Direc-
escu package. n
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An Announaement.

Jas. P. Hixson, representing the Mer-
chant Tailoring House of Gordon Bros,
OF San Francisco, will arrive in Eureka in
a few days with a full line of samples OF
gentlemen's wear. for the present and
coming season. Those wishing first-class
custom clothing will do we'll to call and
give him their orders. Business suits
from $50 to $45. Dress suits from $40 to
Gao
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Good Flour.

For good family fiour at 81 per hundred
call at the Red House. \
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-04

During eight years my attacks OF dys-
pepsia were 80 terrible that l often had to
stop business. Parker's Ginger Tonic
built me up from almost a skeleton to the
perfect health l now enjoy. J.Jerolomon,
lawyer, N. Y. City.
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Just Received,

An elegant assortment Of wall brackets
and lamp goods, consisting of shades,
i~lluminators, wicks and cigar
lighters. Also, Q patent window
shades, and q lot Of fancy cabinet frames
and bird-cages. l have on hand all kinds
of secondhand furniture, which ! will sell
at prices to suit the times. Call and ex-
anime goods at my store on South Main
street. p. H. HULL. II
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Notice to Passengers.

Passengers wanting to so away on the
morning train will please leave their orders
for the bus the night before at the Parker
House or Jackson House.
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R,chmOud Bullion.

The Richmond Company will ship TINS
afternoon by Wells, Fargo a Co.'S Express
q bsrs Of bullion, valued at $13, 918 As.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-04

A vigorous growth of hair Is promoted
by the youthful color restored by apply
ing Parker's Hair Balsam.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-04

shssrso : steler's-he sells his iewelry
Vss 'han any other house. \
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Go to P. Steler's for solid silver ant
plated ware.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-04

Go to p. Steler's for all kinds Of
clocks.
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NOTICE.

ToHN q. BRAY IS MY AUTHORIZED
E. .ssns) Y collect all b eIIl. = au 4. nj SSsB1rr.
Ruby Hill. Nov. l6, 1883. nol7tf
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Go to P. Steler's for fine jewelry.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

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Delen S.s.ge 2Os 15b 20s 20s lbs LIB 20a,
Sos' Ds, III zoos 160b 1854 1865 160b 1853,
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r0U y. On. Jacket 1 v b 1854. Alta sob 85s,
y w. ~ aos' Utah 125b, Belcher sos, Conf
1 1s".s Tsb 500, Scorpion 35b 40a, Cali
hrnis LIB 20b.
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. LAWYERS Testimony.

VIM. III. StOwell,
Assayer, No. 8 Main street, Eureka.
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Consignees.

Freight for the following named person
will arrive by this Afternoons train:
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SHASTA, CAL, Dec. ga slight earth.
quake shock was felt here at Z o'clock this
morning. It was Of short duration, bui
distinctly noticeable.
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n1sCEILANEoUs.

THE business failures throughout the
United States and Canada during the sew.
en- days ended on the 18th numbered III, as
against 156 the seven days previous, dis
tributed as follows New England States,
%; Middle States "a; Southern States, 3oi
Western States, So; Pacific States and Ter
ritories, II; Canada and New York, "a. t
ROBERT b. MORRILL,, ex-Auditor of
the Philadelphia (Pa.) Gas Trust, has been
arrested for embezzlement.
The trial of Jerre Dunn, for the muir
der of Elliott, the pugilist, at Chicago ILL.,,
has resulted In verdict of acqhittsl.
A DECISION has been rendered add
versely to John H. Moore who sought to To-
cate lands on what is known as the Valen-
tine scrip, arising out of a Mexican grant
in California. ID
A RUSSIAN officer under arrest has
disclosed the existence of a military revo-
lutionary society. pnh fnH.
The annual conventions of four
branches of the Presbyterian Church in the
/ United States began on the 18th. The Gen
eral Assembly of the Church North met at
Saratoga, N. Y, the Rev. Herrick johnson,
of Chicago, the retiring Moderator, preach
ing the annual sermon. The General AS
sembly of the Church South met at Louis
vile, KY, before which body the Rev. DIR.
r. X. Smoot, of Austin, Tex, preached the
opening sermon. The Cumberland Presby'
terrain General Assembly was in session al
Nashville, Tenn, and at Philadelphia the
Reformed Presbyterian Church of NORTH
America was holding its Annual Conven
ton. Various other religious anniversaries
of a national character were in progress
including that of the Dunkarls, at Flora
Ind, and the Young Mems Christian Asso
citation, at Milwaukee,, Wis, beside numer
Gus diocesan and State conventions. .'.
A DISPATCH from Rome, Italy, say
the Pope, hearing of the meeting in Dublin
at which his recent action was condemned
sent for Cardinals Jacobini and Simioni
and insisted that his letter to the Irisl
Bishops be strictly obeyed.
THE London (Eng.) police found an
other internal machine on the 2Oth. 1t wa
a box full of bottles Of colored liquids ant
springs, with fuse attached, and was dis
covered on the steps of Peterborough Ca
thedIal i' it at>
JESSE OAKLEY & Co, the well-knowi
: New York soap manufacturers, have as
/ signed with preferences amounting TO 1914
4O6. a ia Nah IHl tHI HflH linI
THE 10th inst was cold day at Is
l canada, Mich. Two inches of snow fell d
that vicinity. Milwaukee also reports
1 fve-minute snow.
I The travelling men organized a Ma
tional Association at Dallas. Tex, the OIL
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Asleep Since Christmas

NEwTowN, Conn. May 10.
Sherman w. Plat, young man belong
ing to one Of the most respected families Of
this place, has slept almost continuously
since last Christmas, and in the meantime
he has not once spoken. He sits in rock
ing-chair, with his eyes closed, al day long,
paving no attention whatever to his mother,
who ministers to him constantly or TO the
numerous friends and curious acquaint-
ances who call daily at his home Twice a
day he rouses from what seems to be sound
slumber, and In a half-dazed fashion leaves
his chair to enter an adjoining room where
the family's meals are served lie eats very
little. The country doct0rs admit that they
do not understand the case. Piett was a
bright, active young man until he was at
tackled by malaria fever last fall after suf-
fering from a sunstrOke, He WINS to have
been married this spring, but does not recog-
nlze his intended bride when she Calls, and
no efforts have availed TO arouse him from
his stupor.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE Cars triumphal entry into
Moscow took place on the 22d. There was
a slight shower Of rain, but nothing else UNI
pleasant occurred. 1t was reported that
previous To the departure of the Car from
st. Petersburg an explosion occurred under
the washstand and in the fireplace in his
dressing room, but nobody was injured. df
SIX men were arrested in County
Mayo, Ireland, on the 22d, charged with
conspiracy TO murder. A quantity of arms
and ammunition were discovered at Sligo
A NIHLIsF ennissary from Russia has
been arrested in South Bavaria.
JAMES MARRIOTT, the man who alb
seconded from Paris with $4,000 worth of
diamonds, has been convicted of larceny at
New York. ..,t.
AT military reunion at Niagara
Falls on the 22d the Fifth Virginia Infantry
returned to the Twenty eighth New York
I Volunteers a battle flag captured from
them during the war.
A FEW days ago Mrs. b. j. McMillie,
of Londonville, o., drowned her two chill
dren and then took fatal dose Of poison in
fit of temporary alteration
THE Attorney-G General has decided in
favor Of the National Banks, that no taxes
are due from them since January 10, 1883.
THE Secretary of the Interior has APP
pointed commission to appraise the Kick
apoo Indian lands in Kansas.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made to
place bust of Longfellow in Westminster
Abbey, between the tombs Of Chaucer and
Dryden. .lH a'
i THE dynamite consprators were
again arraigned at Liverpool on the Odd
Testimony was offered showing the ccanec
tion of the prisoners with the explosion in
the gasworks at Glasgow, Counsel fol
, Deary and Flanagan protested this did moi
! concern their clients. A policeman ties
titled he followed O'Connor in London tbs
2ith of March, and saw him examine th'
houses of Parliament and Westminster Alb
hey. SEA
The Japanese Government has pur
chased war ship built on the Tyne an'
originally intended for the Chilians. -i
TaE Governor of the Soudan report
that the insurgents are yieldingto Egyp
tian authority 'Hll 500 Hle
DAvID ToDD and Joseph Leyesy, 0
New Orleans, La, fought bloodless due
the other morning.
: REpoRrs of damage by frost cam
from ali quarters on the 22d inst. be.
THE Milwaukee (Wis.) saloon-keeI
ers have been notified by the Mayor Of tina
city TO close at midnight,
The net earnings of the Philadelphia
= e. Reading Railroad Company for Apr
were S77j,427.
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Cnnrrs Assn oAsuALrIEs.

A DESTRUCTIVE tornado fell upon
Denison, Tex, on the 18th. About twenty
buildings were destroyed, and great dam
age was done to the fruit crop. Lee Nc
Murtry's house was entirely demolished,
and his mother-in-law, wife and daughter
were seriously injured. The Baptist Church
was totally wrecked, the public school
building was badly damaged and the col
ored Methodist Church, in which school
was being conducted, was lifted from its
foundation and badly wrecked. Portions OF
Nebraska were visited by cyclone on the
same day. At Omaha much damage was
done in the edge Of town and in the coun'
try. The cyclone came from Valparaiso
about fifty miles from Omaha, where many
houses were blown down and two children
probably fatally hurt.
DANIEL CCRLEY, the second man con.
victed Of the murder of Cavendish ant
Burke, was hanged at Kilmainham Jail
Dublin, Ireland, on the 18th.
The five dynamite conspirators a
Liverpool Eng, have been charged with
conspiracy to murder as well as treason
and felony. f.aa
WHEN the tornado removed the roo
of the Edwardsville (Ind.) Courthouse,
few days ago, a hung jury quartered there
in found a verdict with great alacrity.
The New York san has been sue,
for damages for publishing a report tina
II. S. Ingersoll was horsewhipped by a VIC
man.
The British Government is arranging
the distribution Of the rewards among th
'nformers. james Carey, the Dublin in
former, was released the other day.
News came from Dakota on the pot
Of sad havoc caused by floods in the vicini
ty OF Deadwood. There had been grea
destruction of property, and a number o
people had been drowned.
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er day for the purpose OF establishing
system Of benefits for families Of deceased
members.
SEVEN. persons have been arrested
near Barblle, ireland, on charge Of be-
ing CONNECTED with the shooting Of Mrs.
Smythe, Who was murdered April p 1882.
Tux 500. 200 which Tie British Par
Lament voted some time since for promot-
ing emigration from the distressed districts
OF Ireland has been expended.
!, INsrEAD Of twenty deaths from small
poxs as reported ireceutly, .ou board the
American bark Arabia during the passage
from New Orleans, La, TO Revel, on the
Gulf of Finland, there were but three
deaths. 2 1T afl na alpbf erl VI.
ANOTHER battle between the Haytian
troops and the rebels under Batzalene was
fought at Niragoane April a, the loyal
army being defeated with great slaughter,
Two Haytian ships that endeavored TO assist
the land force were sunk by Barzalene's
guns. Barzalene was at latest accounts adj
vancing on Port-au-Prince.
A TRANSFER steamer sank a disabled
pleasure yacht in Detroit harbor and the
courts have given the yacht owners judy
ment for damages, holding that pleasure
boat has as much right OF navigation as any
other vessel. Hf9 etN tlteNHfn
A PHILADELPHIA Pa,) relief com-
mittee has an unexpended balance of IS 600,
contributed for the Ohio Valley food suf-
ferers. 1t is proposed to give part of it to
the tornado victims. rt..
A LARGE number of the railroad coal
miners in the Pittsburgh (Pa) district have
returned to work pending the arbitration
negotiations,
A MONUMENT to Burke, assassinated
in Phoenix Park, has been erected IN Glas-
nevin Cemetery, at Dublin, Ireland,
| z, THE captain and mate of the steamer
Tropic have been arrested at Philadelphia,
charged with carrying men and munitidis
Of war into Hayttl ad Va ugfI u.
| I PRAYERS were said in Catholic
churches at Toronto, Cana, the other day
for the repose of the souls of the Phoenix
Park assassins, Brady and Curley.
VARIOUS points from Lake Erie south
to the Ohio River reported heavy snow on
the 2lst inst. The corn crop was threat
ened with great damage by the cold, wet
weather.
THE employees in Bolckow, Vaughan
& Co.'s iron works at marlborough, Eng.
were ON a strike on the 2lst because of a
reduction of wages. Four thousand persons
were affected.
In the case of William ii. Bush
charged by ex-senator Tabor, at Denver
Colo, with embezzlement of - ,000 the jury
were out five minutes and returned yer
dict of not guilty. h ,sl
ELIAS DEv1NE, William Dunwoodl
and Frank W. Loder, well-known citizens
of Poughkeepsie, N ", have been arreste,
in that city on the charge Of arson to Obtain
insurance. .H.
GEORGE H. STUART, President of thu
United States Christian Commission, ha
issued call for reunion of members 0
the Christian and Sanitary Commission
! and Federal and Confederate Chaplains o
the rebellion on July %, at Ocean City
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