Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-17
Two Extensive Assignments in New
York City.
REWARD OF $500 FOR THE AR
REST OF A MURDERER.
The Financial Situation at Indianapo-
lis Much Improved.
CHOLERA INFECTED RAGS COMING
FROM CANADIAN SHORES.
Three Men Killed by the Falling Of
Trestle Work.
More Assignments.

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
More assignments.
New YORK, July 16.-Edward Yard 'r'
| lace merchant at 81 Leonard street, as
signed this morning to William Freedman
and o. W. vanderpool. Preferences
| $3.50, 900. The members Of the firm arr
Edward Yard. Jr., William w. Yard ant
]. O. Willis. They are rated at s5Oo,000
| The schedule shows Fl. and P. Mann d
Alexander, S340, 600; o. M. Bogart, Jr.
SO, 900; Yellar, Whiteson & Co., $7,OoO
notes discounted by the Central Nations
Bank, SS4, 900; notes same, $50, 900; notes
discounted by the Hanover Bank, SSo,Ooo
total, $3.50, 900. 1t is supposed the totaI
liabilities of the firm will be about 81 ,000,'
600. No other cause can be given for the
failure than the general depression IL
trade and the difficulty of getting single
names discounted at the bank.
A schedule in assignment of Miguel Fer
nandez and Jose Perez del Castillo, OF thu
firm of Fernandez & Castillo, commission
merchants at IS Broadway, to Walter X
Legett, was filed to-day, and shows lisblli
ties of $262, 557; nominal assets, S22, 1877
The individual schedules of Fernandez
show his liabilities to be SIT $50; actua
assets, nothing.
Indians-MexicO.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-The Commits
sioner of Indian affairs offers 5000 reward
for the arrest of the murderer Of Kashi
way, Chief Of the Sac and Fox at Kansas
The draft of the Postal Convention be
tween the United States and Mexico has
been amended by the Mexican Govern
ment in several particulars, and the con
summation of the treaty will be delayed
sometime by the necessity for its consider
alton by the Postofice Department.
Genuine Charity.
New YORK, July 16.-The Tribune say
the Fresh Air Organization to send tene
ment house children to the country fol
two weeks has begun its Summers work
Already ten parties have left the city
and many more will soon go. The worl
was started in 1877 by Rev. William Par
sons, its present manager. Money is SEN
to the Tribune to pay the travelling ex
penses of the children, who are entertained
by farmers for W. weeks without compen
sation. There are no office expenses OF
salaries paid from the fund. Every dollar
is used for transportation, which is fur
nished at q reduced rate from half-far'
rates. The little ones are selected b,
missionaries and others who know the in
dividual needs of every family, and grea
care is taken to send only those needing
change. Many children sent last yea,
ha We been invited to return this Summer
and some have found permanent homes il
the country. Nearly 1850 children Ell
joyed a fortnight's outing last year, Will
upwards Of $500 spent a day at Coney Is
land. OF the parties sent off to-day, on
numbers 523 children.
Improvement In Bank Troubles
INDIANAPOLIS, July 16.-The fnancia
situation is much improved to-day. Run
on Retzinger & Fletcher, and Churchman
continued this morning, but the numbe
| of people demanding money was smalle
than yesterday, and the run entirely cease,
by noon. 1t was feared that the countr
banks might become alarmed and draw tn
balances held by the banks in the city
bat all fears Of danger from this PURGE ar
now delayed. Letters have been receive
from the officers of the county banks hay
ing balances here, expressing the utmos
confidence in the bank, and stating tina
they will draw as light as possible on thei
balances. While the feeling is still YER
nervous the confidence is steadily grow
ing. and from the present outlook there
nothing to warrant an apprehension c
any further trouble with the city banks.
A Cowboy Killed.
GALVESTON, June 16.-A Galveston New
San Antonio special says: Emile Costello
a Mexican cowboy who was thrown from
horse and had his skull fractured, die
while being carried to the hospital.
News has been received of the killing
John A.. Gibson, in the Indian Territor,
by a cowboy named James Cass. Gibso
had charge of 8 1000 head of cattle, On rout
to Wyoming, which left San Antonio i
March last.
Rags from ChOlera-Infected Dii
tricts.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-The Treasul
Department has been informed by one
its agents on the Canada border that pap,
rags, supposed to be collected In IL
cholera-infected districts of Egypt, Turke
and South France, are being imported in
the United States through Canadian shore
They are distributed as low grade, and a
likely to contain germs of the disease.
large lot was recently shipped to this coul
try from Liverpool.
Wrestling Match.
CINCINNATI. July 16.--At the Grsr
Opera House last night she wrestlir
match between Carlos Martina and Ma
sada Sarskechi was won by the latter, wi
took the second, fourth and fifth bouts
Japanese style. MARITIME won the first ar
third in Gr@co-Roman style.
A Report Not True.
PrTTsBURe, July 16.-Andrew Carnegi
a millionaire iron master. says the repol
cabled from London in regard to a QUAR-
between himself and his partner, M
Storey, M. p, who owns II English new
papers, is untrue. Storey comes here ne,
month on q visit.
Miles Execution.
NATcEEz, Mass, July 16.-Albert Mile