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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-30
M. a. l..
A Notification of Faith In Eureka
Comfort TO Households.

A Notification Of Faith in Eureka
Comfort to Households.
Under the head of New To-Day" will
be found the announcement OF a great
%semi-annual clearance sale OF the we'll
known house Of Morris & Levy. 1t Is I'M
necessary to call the attention OF the public
to this fact. It is a duty they owe to them
selves not to overlook it. This fearless
firm sounds the death knell Of extortion,
and it places honest dealing squarely to
the front, where it belongs. Ready at all
times in dull seasons to share the benefits
of trade with the public, they tell you de-
cidedly that they are resolved TO bear
their part Of the burden of hard times
along with the rest OF the community, and,
in their line, to make every sacrifice In
order to relieve the pressure and brighten
our households by placing their splendid
and we'll selected stock ct prices within
the reach OF all. There is no need to seek
In Eastern cities, or In any hous on the
Coast, for cheap goods. You have them
as elegant, good and cheap at your W
door. Yes, 25 per cent cheaper than most
houses on the Coast. This reduction Will
give them a chance to make room for q
Yery heavy Fall stock which they contem-
plate purchasing. thereby demonstrating
10 our people that they do not fear for the
future OF Eureka and vicinity. Their one
nrice.and-for-cash-only motto will govern
this great sale, which our lady friends will
do we'll to attend Immediately and lake the
choice Of the great bargains offered.
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FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook Of the
SentIMeI's RepOrter.

| 0GibOE 1877
Our long-delayed Summer is here all in
a heap. Veritable dog days are at hand.
II is rumored that the Richmond is
about TO go to work with a couple of
burleighs.
The sale OF tickets for the excursion TO
| Pslissde will close on Monday, the 4th of
August, at noon.
Lamb Is seen no more in the Eureka
market. Yearlings are the youngest sheep
that the butchers can get at present.
The public schools on Ruby Hill Proper
| closed when Principal Reek was impaneled
as q Juror in the Acknowledgement suit.
Mrs. Atwood aud Miss Riley have each
a private class of some 40 pupils, whom
they are teaching in the public school
house.
The Ruby Hill Tunnel is in $50 feet,
| with the face in q mixture Of lime, quartz,
iron and clay. A new contract has been
let to run another 100 feet.
There Is no veal in the market, nor is
there likely to be for some time. Beef is
80 dear that ranchers having calves refuse
to sell them for less than SIS or SIG each.
Phoebe Record: DIR. Reece, who has
resided in Eureka for a long while, arrived
here during the week. and may possibly
take up his permanent residence in Phoebe.
The Salvation Army we're out in force on
Main street last evening, and attracted a
crowd by singing hymns, which were rem
dered in fine voice, Messrs. Johnston,
Humphreys and Fred Hinckley being in
the lead.
DR.. j. d. Hammond, the P. E., will
-rnaob 10 tha NJ T. rbnroh EnraLo nm
Sunday morning, the Sd of August, at IL
A. NJ, and at Ruby Hill at 7;30 p. M.
Sacrament OF the Lords supper will be ad-
ministered in both places after the SER
mons.
Everybody who has a few cattle is saving
them up for a future deal on the increase,
and everybody that can is getting into the
cattle business. Stockmen say il this
keeps up, in four or FIVE years the pastur-
age in the State will ell be eaten down
again.
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Death.

As J. P. winfrey was leading a horse
home, says the Reno Journal, he overlook
TWO strangers, one of whom asked for a
ride, and mounted the animal. His com-
panion shortly afterwards requested to be
taken up, and winfrey held the halter
while the rider attempted to pull his com
panion up. Both seemed comfortably
seated. and the horse started of gently
when one Of the men fell of, and strange
10 say had his neck broken and Was In,
stantiy killed. The name OF the deceased
was John SheehAn, OF Grown Point havine,
Gold Hill. and he leaves g wife az tha'
place.
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PIoCHE PICKINGS.
Record. July &c

On Wednesday morning Mrs. II. +. Gear
presented her husband with q bouncing
boys lbs.
Johnny Morgan, one OF the best furnace
men on the coast. has thrown up his JOB
OF night boss at the Bristol smelters and
returned TO the ~Jackrabbit.
Gilmer & Salisbury have discontinued
the mail service between Bristol and
Phoebe, Mr.. Rustler, the Star Reuter- hav-
ing taken the contract for two years.
John Earnst, an old-time Piocher, but OF
late the owner OF several mines in Frei.
burg, New, is In Bristol with the view OF
disposing Of about 400 tons oil ialr graoe
ore TO the furnace outfit.
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Against senator Fair.
OVER THE WATER.
Order During the Trial of the
Suspected Dynamiters 5000
Suits for DfvOrce-5OO Persons
Massacred at Agfg.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENrINEL.I

Massacred at Agfg.
lsPKcIAL TO THE sKNTINEL.I
LONDON, July 29.-Great precautions
are being taken at Warwick to preserve
order during the trial Of Daily. Egan and
O'Donnell, the suspected dynamiters.
Strong barriers have been erected to pro-
tect the the approaches TO the Court. Con-
stables, armed with revolvers, will be
placed on guard at all the public build
ings.
At the disastrous fire to-day at Marash,
Asia Minor, 1000 shops, 200 houses, 4
hotels, 8 mosques and many public places,
we're destroyed.
LONDON. July 29.-It is reported that
500 persons were massacred at Agig. A
letter from Gen. Gordon, dated the 18th
inst, emphasizes the necessity Of his re-
naming to protect Kassala.
PARIS, July 29.-The new Divorce law
was gaZetted to-day. Three thousand
suits for divorce are already begun. Many
noble and prominent families are involved
During the "a hours ending at 8 O'Clock
tonight there were "a deaths from cholera
at Marseilles and six at Aries.
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"Doctor, I want you to do something
for me. my nerves are shattered com-
~r,stslv. I am not able to eat anything
and / sleep very little at night. wha'
would you advise me to dor 49,,
"Whst has brought about this condi-
ton ?"
oWeli. / would advise you to give up
drinking 40 ma
what's your charge for the adviceT"
Nothing" uo,
doctor, Let's 60 and take something"
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sToCh 'AA'

MORNING BOARD.
no Ms,iosnnslssSs 6 sio %
$50 0Pn nia 4 Curry-965c 5000 800 81
~ ~ Best 1 B~elchsI-ssoco S Seoo assb,o
~, ~ s. Yeysds-96oo ~ 90 So'9 ~
$40 o0nsUuI-9a 22Oc. Assessed SOC
~, ~ Isl,.e2k 255c 26Oc
S ssS SIaornis-soc 800
s sso Can. yirginia--5oc
,% ~ sssan- Poins-lA
x Ysllow Jscket-2h
fOs Be~lcher.da
20 A%lphs-lSOc
400 U%tah-265c
9O Bullion-S5c
zoo EYchequer-
1850 Overmsn..sOo c co. oeso
$40 Union-2s z'oc 1o''
800 Justice.Soc n
i n Silver Hill-1Oc
on Occidental-l60c
$50 Andes-ooc
1905 Scorpion-5Oc
100 Bel~mont-l3oc
,g0 Benton-4Oc 400
10 Nsvajo-4O5c 4lOc 4
10 Bodis-22Oc 2lOc
800 Mono-3Oc
40 Con Pscifc-45c 5oc
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Fresh Fruits.

b. Berg has made arrangements with .
California fruiterer to furnish him every
other day with a large supply OF all the on
ierent varieties Of California fruits. Iei.
sons wishing fruit to preserve, can 30, y
at Berg's, fine and fresh at very r~easonsDi0
prices.
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A Chance for Everybody.

The White House Clothing Emporium
is in daily receipt OF Spring and Summer
suits for gentlemen; also. furnishing
goods, hats, boots and shoes, etc. when
can be purchased at prices as low o. AZ
any house in Eureka.
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pr,nai..a hannah has returned from San
styles II bringing with her all the new
merry, lscss sa,ss, bonnets and hats, MILL.
and t.ncr feathers and flowers, bosiarv
for NE Sooas, She also has the agency
Dfop In Az patent Roman corset:
Aea zee the new goods.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Rurssu Hotel - Walter Shiplot. New
Station: Thomas Mcclure, city.
I.cLson House - John Mathewson,
Charry Creek.
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xp.PAssEN0xx TRAVEL.

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING.
M u.nsen Thos Wren
r.Lar Up Dunkle
Ma " Atkinson
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PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.l
Mr.. Brass Murdered.

Los ANGELES, July 29.-News was re-
ceived here this morning that William
Brass, an old resident OF Anaheim. had
been found murdered ct his ranch, three
miles from that town. Brass was engaged
in the wine trade. and Saturday morning
g friend called at Brass house, but seeing
nothing of him, deter mined to search the
house. Not finding him, he descended to
the wine cellar, and was Mortified to find
the dead body of Brass lying on the floor,
with two gunshot wounds in the back of
the head. He held an instrument, used for
drawing wine from casks. tightly clenched
in his hand. The supposition is that some
enemy of Brass, of whom he had many
among the Mexicans, called to purchase
wine, and as Brass went to the cellar the
murderer followed him, and when the
victims back was turned, shot him down.
The body was cold when found, and 1t is
supposed the murder was committed Fri
day afternoon. There is no clue to the
perpetrator Of the crime, The Coroner's
jury returned a verdict of murder at the
hands of a person or persons unknown.
Brick Wigwam fOr Blaine.
SAN Francisco. July 29.-Regarding the
refusal Of the Board Of Supervisors last
night for permission to erect q wigwam for
the Blaine Invincibles, the Post this after
noon will say that a meeting will be held
this evening to consider the proposition OF
erecting q brick building instead Of a
wooden one. Il was proposed to build q
brick structure. The Super visors cannot,
under the Fire Limit Ordinance, make
objection. A subscription list will be
opened to cover the cost Of the building,
in the event of a decision being reached to
build it.
Against Senator Fair.
SAN Francisco, July 29.-United States
District Judge Sabin OF Nevada has rem
dered q decision in favor of the defendant
in the case Of James A. Robinson vs..
James G.. Fair, which matter was heard by
Judge Sabin while sitting as Circuit Judge
In this city. The action involved the title
to the Fair block, at the corner Of Pine and
Sansome streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

IN FEW days more the public
schools will again open for another ten
months Of hard intellectual work, with
the exception of the Christmas and
May vacations of week each. The
Board of Education should see to it that
the school houses and grounds around
the schools are put in good condition, To
insure the comfort of the scholars, and
also to see that proper sanitary mea-
sures have been used to secure the
health of scholars. We are informed
that in some of the school houses the
means for ventilation are very imper
feet, and that little attention hal
been paid to insure cleanliness ant
comfort in the outside surroundings o
the school. II this be the case with {
single school house, that school SHOULD
not be opened until these necessary
measures are provided for.
The respective committees of tn,
schools should thoroughly investigate
EVERY school room, every flue, ever,
yard, every cellar, and see that every
thing is all right. In addition TO Thu
it would not be amiss for the Board o
Iealth to pay little attention TO tn,
sanitary arrangements of the various
schools. The fact that hundreds o
, children are collected together ever,
day i sufficient reason for taking extr:
precaution that the health of thos
children shall not be endangered.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

HNrlLFuRrHE RNOTIOE THESrEA
u mer Samuel NJ. FELTON, IN
viii run between Wilmington dn
and Philadelphia on the following schedule
ON WEEK DAYS.
Leave Wilmington at 6.&5 a. IN. and 49, p.
IN. for Chester and Philadelphia.
Leave Philadelphia at8.30 a. m. for Chester
and Wilmington.
LeavsPhiladelphia at 400 p. m. for Chester,
Marcus Hook and Wilmington.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Wilmington at o.Ib a. IN. for Ohes-
ter and Philadelphia, and connect with West
Jersey Railroad for Atlantic CITY.
Leave Atlantic City at ALB p. M, connect
ing at Philadelphia at $50 p. IL. for Chester
and Wilmington.
FARE.
Excursion Tickets, Good on Day of Issue,
Between Wilmington and philadelphia, 2bc.
Between Wilmington and Chester, zoe.
Between Chester and Philadelphia, l5o.
Atlantic CITY Excursion, from Wilmington
and Chester $780,
SlNGLE-TRIP TICKETS.
Wilmington to Philadelphia, 15c.
wilmington to Chester l0c.
Chester to Philadelphia. 10c.
Phil tdclphia TO Marcus Hook, l0c.
Chester TO Marcus HOOK, lOc.
Marcus Hook to Wilmington, lOc.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

THE hot weather does not impede the
speed of the Blaine train in the least.
1t is tearing along at a fearful rate
Judge Lawrence says Ohio will give 90.
600 Republican majority in October, and
10000 in November, Mr.. Lynch, Of
Mississippi, says there are good pros
poets of the Republicans carrying thai
STATE 1t is generally conceded that il
the election were to be held now New
York would give 10000 majority fol-
Blaine. Pennsylvania is put down al
anywhere between $4,000 and 100, 900
Connecticut is confidently claimed by
5000, and New Jersey by 10000 Mary,
land is in the balance now, and by III,
time the election is held, if changes e
oh as they are now going, it will b.
safe for Blaine in November. VIVA
are the Republicans of Delaware doing,
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21
IN. Gre.. Reform aner,G.

noto n rorAr Ciavalapd was elacfad
cayarner ~ Nav work his field Of
1o,s - o;r,,n.cr;had nv small
80 asrao;auv 90 when comnared
ri a. 1870, 80 tha ,raa, ofice 70
- -. ,o,,, asr;-ss Varv few ont
- - ~. 49,, S,a,a Lrsw him Ua
IA ~, 90, ,,rnad nm in the Isu;sla-
80 10 ond IN snnna sac,ions there he had
49, haa, hsar1 81 hafora his candi.
49, f,r ,ha C,harnator;al chair To
-, ~, ,,,.n os or otBcia, or ,o ;rage
go. IA, a.a,,- ~ ,,or,h for COL o.
~ 20 -, =. no,ns dowr 20 nsttv de-.
,"ns .s ,hsrs nss haen notb,pg ioftv
nnr .,ava,.,d in his character To which
NO oan ressr
IT, ~, yorL Tr,hune has heen
l,o;na ,h,s work an an admirable
,nanns- and In ho,diny nm his admin.
;s,rat;on of three wears in the Sheriff
as;n =, rr;a Countv n Ands nothing
o;a.nt;o In The uay NJ reform IN RECON-.
eel ~, Gov ,hs b;gh ofica for which
hs ha, hsen nominated From a glance
a. RI. r;ctnre Mr. CLEVELAND look. like
-. LIE, .n Indaad his main
s,ocL IN tr.de saems N have heen
thr;S, 10 Lost No ornortunitv IN get
as mMo,, souesyad ont ~ the Office "a he
noss;hlv could Vsrv often he charged
NOR. than the law allowed some.
,ines hi. hills were Maid. sometimes
|, hav ,,.re on, down An Instance of
ore IF bjs exorhitant charges Ia This .
Eor handing man the extreme
l,;ui, ~ cbsrg.s allowed ia $500 for
doing tbe iob This was not enough
fnr Ci.velsnd For his services he mn
in n bill of 1870 for /" executing Patrick
Morrissev F." Although mn items were
given in the hill and still being in
I.roa excess of the nublic allowance nv
iau ,,,a s,,rar,,;sor. nassad tho Hill
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

OVER in New Jersey, so many Demo-
Gratis are coming out for Blaine and
Logan that Democratic State Conven-
ton cannot come together and select an
electoral ticket without stumbling upon
Blaine and Logan Democrat, as is
saown by the convention held on Wed
nesday. The Democratic State Commit.
tee may bulldoze Mcdonald off the
Ticket and put some other man on,
whom they suppose to be Democrat,
but they will all the time be like her
On hot griddle, for fear of another out
break.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

THE Democrats chafe under the
charge of being free traders, and yet in
every contest for nominations for Con-
gress, whore the issue is made between
free trader and a proteotionist, the
free trader is selected. A few weeks
ago the opposisi lion to Mr. Converse was
81 great that he YRs forced from the
field as IL canHtate. His offense
consisted i'll advocating, while in Con
gress, repeal of the law taking the
tariff off OF wool. On Wednesday the
great ont and out free trader, Frank
Hnrd, of Ohio, was nominated withou,
opposition.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21
E.gl.pa'. Opposltion to blaine

The Pail Mall Gazette, leading En-
glish paper, succeeds admirably in late
number in sho wing clearly and COM
prehensively why England is SO hostile
to james G.. Blame. 1t says His
views as to the destiny and duty of
the United States in the Western
World concern us nearly. We own
nearly one half of the northern CONT
nent we do AN immense trade with
South America our treaty obligations
in South America are considerable and
the intervening seas are sprinkled with
British possessions. On Mr.. Blaines
theory of the universe all this is wrong,
The Old World has no business in the
New. OF course he does not propose
to drive us out at the point of the bayo-
net He is not lunatic but very
able and shrewd Yankee. But wher-
ever he can he will GUST us from the
position we hold.
Whenever an opportunity offers he
will use it to the uttermost to replace
our Influence and our trade by the in
fl Ieuce aud trade of the United States,
and he will regard it as his chief OBJ
iect to promofe great American COLI
foderacy under the ;egis of the govern
ment at Washington. which would tend
to increase the export trade of the United
States and at the expense of that OF
Great Britain"
The Gazette is exactly correct. Tina,
is tue estimate the American people
have put upon James g. Blaine. 1t
might have gone ON and said very
truthfully that Mr.. Blaine and his
party believe in preserving to Ameri
cans the trade within our own country
to the extent OF forbldding foreign trad,
to come in upon equal terms. IL vii
then have stated the elements of Mr.
Blaine's strength, SO far az they hav,
any reference to the Pail Mall Gazette
people.
But where does this estimate of Mr.
Blaine place Mr.. Cleveland Evi
IDENTIFY he must be the opposite to Mr.
Blaine. He must .vor the British pos
sessions in America and must favor re-.
placing American trade with Br itisl
trade.
He must be looked upon as being op
posed to a great American Confederate,
that leads to Increase the export trad
of the United Sta, 5 at the expense O
Great Britain. TIL re certainly mus
be feeling OF this kind in England, O
why should thi, English paper step s
far out of y usual course as to di,
criminate against Mr.. Bl,,ine and /
favor of Mr.. Cleveland But VIII
should we coujecture2
Is it not all plain enough before you
eyes? Have We not seen the almo,
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

Mr.. DoRsHEIMER, the biographer OF
Mr. Cleveland, says he has no donb,
that Cleveland, ifelected, will make a
model President, as he had good an.
cestry. An freshman made application
to be employed as chorister, and when a
committee called TO examine him he
was asked if he was a proficient musi
clan. In the language of Dorsheimer
he replied " BE jabbers / ought tt
be, for my father before me was gooC
singer"
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

Mr.. HENDRICKS, in his letter, saws
he neither expected nor desired the
nomination thrust upon him. In say.
ing this he differs from what the Nc
Donald following in Indiana say abou,
him. They say he wants everything
and takes whatever is given to him.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

THE New York Times in 1876 de-
nounced Hendricks as "rebel sympa.
thizer, salary and land grabber, and a
POLITICAL jobber." The Times seems to
have changed its mind now, and we
need not wonder that the editor, Mr..
Jones, is now in London under medical
Treatment.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

Poor Clevela nd Here is the New
York Independent, who started off with
a shout and hurrah for the great re-
former Cleveland, now turning its back
upon him and saying that serious ac-
acknowledgement, made after careful in
vestigations, chat the sickening dis
closures in regard to the private char
acter of the Democratic candidate have
shocked the moral seuse Of all pure PEG.
pie.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

HENDRICKS seems determined to
escape the criticism of the press by
making so short letter of acceptance
that there is nothing to criticise in his
remarks, but much of the platform on
which he stands and which he says
suits his views exactly.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21
TheExcursion on Tuesday .

About 800 persons went from this city
on the Christiana Presby terrain church
excursion to Cape May on Tuesday and
were joined by . large number more At
New Castle. The Republic reached
the landing shortly after lo'clock, when
rush was made for the cars for Cape
May city, where the excursionists pro
ceeded to enjoy themselves ~ hest
suited their inclinations. The boat
started on the return trip at 4 O'Clock,
and this city was reached at $50
O'Clock. The excursionists said they
had an excellent time, and that nothing
occurred to mar their pleasure.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

THE SHORT letter OF Mr.. Hendricks
is god-send to Cleveland. The latter
can now hide his two hundred and
fifty pounds corporosity behind Hen.
dricks'intellectual intelligence and con.
sole himself with the thought that he is
not the only greatman that writes shor,
letters
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

The unprecedented success
attending the opening Of the
Wilmington Bazaar at No.
III Market street, four doors
below Second street, is entire
ly due to the bargains offered
to the public. We propose
to offer weekly new bargains.
Times are hard, wages are
low, andpeople demand and
should have lower prices.
We purchase nothing except
what we can get at very low
prices. This week we open
so dozen Gents Balbrig-
gan Gauze Shirts at so cents.
Just one-half they sold before.
80 dozen Linen Collars at
!$l.O0 and $l.25 a dozen;
worth $3.50 and $l.75.
5 dozen Gents Fine Mus.
lin Night Shirts at 80 cents,
the price OF the muslin only,
no charge for making.
43 dozen Gents Drawers
at %, 33 and so cents a pair.
35 dozen Ladies Corsets.
various makes, at a reduction
of 33 per cent.
| 2 cases OF Calico at a cents
per yard.
! 1900 Misses and Ladies
Jerseys, black and colored
an-wool (not cotton) LAT Sl.25
The greatest bargains eve1
offered.
+ 500 yards Of good Table
,, Linen at 40 and 80 cents pc
yard.
3 Guinet Black Dress Sill
= at SI.oo; former price $l.35
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

ar The democrats want to show
their sincerity for reform they will with
draw Cleveland from the ticket and
force seven mule" Barnum to re
|sign.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

AFTER all, grateful country will
think kindly Of Mr.. Hendricks for
writing such short letter In this hot
weather.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

NEW YORK AND ANTWERP,
rHn RHINH, sHRhANY, ITALY, HOLLAND An,
FRANCE.
outward Storage, $40; Prepaid from Ant.
werp, SIS; Excursion, $1,000; I'd Cabin, SO :
Excursion, ~; Saloon, from 800 to s7b Ell
oursion, $40 TO 8l2b. Peter Wright 4 Sons.
Zen. Agts, % Broadway, N. Y. SamI r.
and Market. noy24- eodlv
Daily Republican., 1884-08-21
DR.. SIMMS.


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Daily Republican., 1884-08-21

Job pr nttng at RBruBLIoAE of,os