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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10
LAKE GEORGE, ADIRONDACKs,
MONTREAL, AND QUEBEC
by thrp cturosque
WI ..IIlLRL IlIf rE


via. " cot shore oil Hudson iAver.
Leave Long Branch. p r. X, a. M, $40 a. m, p m
Leave Brooklyn, foot Fultoa st $40 IN. II m, p
ISavo Nsw York pssbroasesst sbos w. II 20 M $3.50
D m Leave NoNYOrA, Coran s. 500 a. m. l;9O M,
$40 D. IN. Leave Jersey City r. r. station 300 m,
1l49 34y Leave New ork, West 42dst stat on
m lls3O "A BAD ArTye Kingston i'atskIIl
Mouhtans ll;4o a. NJ, 800 p m $50 m Arrive Cas-
& II. a. cos r. r. $40 m, O:25 y IN, e.4o p m Arrive
Caldwell axe George 40 D. H., p M, lO@O y NJ AT
Tive Montreal. IL p M, h:25 a. IN. 1870
PU LYMAN BUFFET PARLoR CARS attached TO first
e,,n running through without change from Long Branch
Ind New York saratoga and Lake GEORGE thence 10 Mon
tTeL
New-YOrk TO Saratoga. $500 49,
without change from Washington Baltimore Phade phla
and NewYOrk 10 Saratoga Sleeping cars thence TO Mon
tfesL
~ Ee and tickets at lowest rates For loca
ton OF ticket Offices conplce timetable under vest shore
IoutA.
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RAILROAD.
L on and after June ~. 1857:


Trains leave NewYorf via DesJrosses and Cortlant Street
Harrisburg PttsIurg the and SOUTH with PalHaa
and Chicago Limited Of Parlor Dining Smoking and sleep
wiisnsport Lock Haven m p CORY and Erts.:
p. m connecting at Cory for Iusyile Petroleum centre
Baltimore washington and the SOUTH Limited washnstgS
m arrSa WaRnqt 65 M Regular Via B. and p
RI, at $40 and $50 m $40 ana pm ana ~ night ~. "a
and r. R. 6i5 a. m, p. and IL night via b and o r.
For Atintc City except sunday, VIII through car M
Long Branch Bay Head Junction intermediate stations
yis Railway and Amboy .d5 79 ana & ~ y noon ana
p do do Il not aua SOB at t. .6ary FsTE
Jersey city anorng speedy and direct transfer for
Trains aiIyeFTom Pittsburg G:lo and H. 80 and
loop daily, end a m daily except NondaSo ron d9
$50, $50 $50 1905 md loss p. SUNDAY, e35, 6td
From % S l9q 1882 J 6 sS eo SGcpt Monday
g399 e$ 0 iG5O 53 S2 So 1g and ~ M D SUNDAY.
85S 525 e. 65Q 7: 1857 lisa SI m go u.s. 52o ioS
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
PIiIA; . IL NEw.YoRR
DOUBLE TRACK. TIE, Most IMPROVED EQUIP
NENlE NJ viii III Gfb eS5fsH "a s&FEfY
Express Trains leave NeYork Desbrosscs and Cortland
sl6 72S 8 sS5 g and 10 Limited H. 1910 m 800
$40 5, g. Z, aud p m. and y night SUNDAYS 6l9 $
3 Limited and m. g. 7, and 0p NJ. and Knight,
Trains leaving New-York daily, eKcepl sunday go
s3Oan lll0 m, l, 2. 4, and NJ, connect At IIea
Returning trains leave Broadst station Philadelphia 1901,
3l5, $50, 4. ABS except Monday; 65n 30, go syJ
H. and lll5a m. (Lmted Express 1870 and 800 p m
g. 4, s. s. 63o 40 745 and p m on SuudV l2ol; &l
ago l. 435. $40 m. l. 900 Limited. $50, $40, 7a5
and p M Leave Philadelphia via camden, $50 a IA
daily except sunday. -.
and foot Of pesbrosses and Corandt streets CQurtsss
and Brooklyn Annex station. foot Of FutOnse,
BrOokly n Bushs Hotel HobOkeni station. Jersey CITY.
Fnigrant Ticket Office Battery Place and Castle Jar
DER. , .h.,,
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES + PUGH, J. II WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
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STEAMBOATS, an0 nalrod]s.

FHIGH VALLEY RAIIROAD.-Pas7enger
trains leave depot foot q Cortland and 1esoro''G' .ts.
town Reading Mauch chunk. VukesbaTe Iowanda Wa
very Ithaca Geneva yons HHfo and the West. unan
through cra. hos run daily Local trains at aud 10
pm FOR b. M, Bethlehem aud tOoRy.
Trans leivug ~ $40 ~. and 8 20 T. N connect for
all points Mahanuy aud Haget0n coal Iegiors sunday
loca Maucb Chuak $40 Lesve Msuch Chnnk
Et 1
Gcher Dce corner Of ohulch and Corandt sts
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| Y lFenharivana n n .iant Usfiiahat
81 silons Ia New YORK 81 end beabpssesAij -

POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston and East All rail from Grand Central Depot
Three express daily Sundays excepted to Boston al
a. m D. H. lparlOr attached and 10 with palace
sleeping cars sundays at 10 p m with palace sleeping
cars Newport express leaves Grand central Depot at
- T. w. POPPLE, Agent
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VHE ERIE RAILWAY, bottor known %tM

L NEw,Yohk. LAKE khlh AND WEalhHN hA'''
Arrangements Of trains from Chambers a. Depot .
sGscns. 'bbf nga%.Sn ms and ' Saa sss
coaches TO Cleveland, 1incnnah and Choato attn. cAsra
s Sa iG@s .esSias osssss to Ss, ads
l9Ssm Magma Falls Jam Hamilton Oni lSi, n
CINCINNATI, 70 pm st LOUIS sA0A 70 second Gay iSus
ing trans arrive Toledo s'sb n and lndianapos rsaa
fSiasa bay an sleeping Sossses TO Bin ssmiO3 ma
bnnsl0, Niagara Falls Cincinnati and chicago Ho'a"'
sil5 pm-lIDisisat train tor the West "a ssa
nuneriorG and passale $40 2o 20 SSo 100 suiss.
sundays 40 $50 10 20 as go pm mdnigssa "A,
;9 S9 20 l@yS ~ aGe1 m s III
days tt6 $50 loco m lao $50 pm Y miduisns SD
aewart aud Paterson via Newark eio $40 ~ss.,nas5
nights oalv, sunday, = is % $50 s,spun,
~ mSms4t sSSaay. 81 80 loso las $500 nH'
WsrwiSk 1850 20 20 go m. sunday. $50 an suuay
Yevburs and CORNWALL 1903 IN $50 i3o CT H. '''
Roadout and Kin sston aud Montgomery m 'S"'-
.sseu S4S $50 lO2o a u 800 $50 tSO sl5p '-
dsy ~ $50 1910 m $50 N. .,,... srnaJ
AddetoNn 541 100 l0,2oa N $3.50 $50 sis n,
& $50 iS.9 $50 pns 5,ai ssd wsesra s
st Main ST. The a IN train stops at Msnst only So
PoI Jsrys 700 lO:2O IN $50 s $40 p H. sahD"
sost Save quarter Of and quarter after s ssa
io;1s m to I2~6 q M every hour ,,..,., xoon 40
Ticss passage aad apartments IN Dr-" o re
saS G 5i toY or 81 BToSsSsy. Vests
EIprss. trains from tho West sriVs in Ne"'i ora
1891 JOIN " tSBoPT, oenl Passr Agent Sesa%
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW. JE EN-, u
lTa sso 'esye iIr so ISs $40 Gao $50
sarss y.ss 1n and Ssnsey 7O 10
sunday !os IN N. ABBOTT Gsal PA.sr Agent N'''
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y" roR 'aairlEP2Ssf6%N iyb, l,IXE.9GrooL
Leaving per 81 y ~ I do2 oy hns'1 22o m
No No IA S' Tas NV V"' =
~ nS.c Steamer, are bu Of IRON va,r,iset s9P
a@ggi 'Ta ar. '9r1 ,1n T hS sae ana asTcta6
ayne Dihoom suokpg oom d9angro o r'@ 93c a9q
Sr@ ne st s s% ssG d %PG s Sty ycu 'i
CaGn p5,are ,pccorns To sateroo $50 $50 and 800
"'Gqii1af% NoS . 5 Sjto1H6WHY ''''' orroN CO.
nAMBuRG AMERICAN. PACkET, CON,
5ass mA Gn.rsoS,a GT a s s idRHSGi " wv,
l j@s. g Til M LiAj 5aly II
ha,es cabin sa5 sioaq $50 70 o,as@
E'a'a'pss ia send Tor Toih.t % rtlf,.n,nn.ro
olS , .,. + a oeo y, tsi G d 2Say
INNAN LINE or STEAMERS. ..,.
| RON QUEIVs1OWN AND LivtRPooL 49, -
CIV % Al 5rEp... 'r'u'''aay II, Inv + % +,
cAax , ET g ,s S' a. yss $40
stGa ni.,, e. &c. dp1y oihs SNH4 Steamship 90
Omitted TeiiS yiisS, 'G S. a. d' '2ogS ,&'t
NORM GERMAN LLOYD So. co.
y yrvroiaoa' gs5yjPi2aIlldFd2kE6 heearS d.,
.'s t. ...s:. j w sI5nI1' v. 81; e e
'""n Nt"'oA" aatr,tt9S{'oN "AN"t N''
ny "wednesday steamer ss ,' "aa sGtn fto
Nv saturday -leAuer, lt "'l '' aT IA . f6o
oeLaU 9'1,''' g. e. N Sow ho" '' orosa.
NATIONAL LINE From Pier 80 \, r.
t,lfG'H y, , a.., a. q' 4 = i.id d 3. m
7fNi ron LoNnoN, CALLING, A fLYNouTni
saon 'p, }aoto 800 Storage and
PasG9 o w. HURST Manager Washington Building
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CQMPANY'S
.N E2H GXAwzfALAN GES
i RAJ and SOU in AMEECA and M N,aS,.,
r. Y. saT !F nIsd,y 81 r r1'i i" noon
Connecting Tor central and south America and MoIca
Fro" San f Far Gspsn d 51 "a CHINA Hnn'n '
San 7EH S r1 ssr!. r sa" ' sca 1"s NOON
r@nndoHSoLtU LII vEw25!EAffAaNSb5 and AtsTh<A
Ion man, at saq g,o Fr1 aSaS at com
Pany' Office on the P'J B sG2i SGpcrinSnIcnt
PED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris.
III sailing from Sew.YorE and Antwerp every SATURDAY
saloons and % n ms a 9aesbd .bn
$50 outward prepaid excursion So Storage ontwad
General Agents, - broadway
ROYAL NAIL TO THE ,NETLIERLANdDjiS 3
- W A. scnoLrEN weines lay. July L. llSo a.
80 W. iofinstcTia,G Univ o.
Irst Cabin SO seconc $50 steerage 81 pcp1id ST.
u. GAIA y, General Agent, 20 south W ,illii..ssIs
~ WiIlu.st Fre. int Ats, So way Gen. Pass. Agt
WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES And ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEEN~TOWS AND LIVERPOOL. %. -,
NF4lJi capt. q edie ~dltI0tFt JuF
GERMAN 10. capt Kennedy saturday Juy ~ - 'o = m
BALTIC CAPT Icnce -..........I u. Day NY a. III
FROM THE WHITE STAR doom. FOOT OF WEST
l0TIf.ST.
RATES-Saoon $50 $40 and 500 Return tckets on
avoiabieterm' storage at low rates. Intermediate IA"
attic $50
Forusp,cton % plans and other Information apply stsle
/ Company Offices, ~. 81 Broadway, Sew \ ork.
K. .CORrIS. Agent
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n .W.YNRN CENrRAL AND nrDsQN

~ nIvEh RAttnOAn -C-AMsncins inaa q iaii
through tNns vill leave utssA enlisi IiepUt
9 N Western Neo Y~k and Nefiberh rspre~s villa
Mfousi hfHRlha fsBn pst, y rrhprf DO 'Hr POP Mun o.
'ei0a NJ taa Limited hisoec F,ptess with dlnns ere,
sinbrihF ~ Aibahf Hhrs avapnss hprhestar nuiss "
ggWa tall Etf tsteiahd and feeas arriving a. ublesss
lbtl sm nest dav. .
sUeas -stsstss tsse Ges,sa sud Montreal e,pfas.
tltH ~ AtaN h'tW
inaAs ~ chessa fsbfsss df.ves fasm psts 10 eaass,
aalsHa .hwrhrltr Niaaaia ,lals hunala ahi iuphAil
81 Nss connects fHf nswnaa eu.f 3 .rNtfs
II a. Weaieih Nav efs sRi Northern t.pfess win
dfawhs fnhh nafs
F'6O,m,, ALBANY troy saratoga tsss deofs and uuas
hsRFnss thfia4 dfa ms faam ears
4 10 Accommodations ~ Albany and Troy,
n st Louis Express With sleeping cars TOE Niagara
Falls, hnntla Cincinnati except saturday, Toledo DotfAs
$50 p "a express with sleeping to syracuse and %
Auburn road 10 % taiO also We Montreal
'Dp u P.oa, Efpress with sleeping or hoebss,as.
BHnaO NIagala Falls cleveland Toledo Detroit chicago
ST Louis oswegoI also q except SATURDAY -,
Il IN, Night Express with sleeping 10 Albany an1
Troy Connects with the wsrning trains for the West AN
North except saturday night 49,, -, -,
Tickets gu sae at GRAND Central Depot No Bovine
Green. 252 and 425 Broadway, and az Westro EIgess
OMEGA Park place and 7sS aud 90 BT0adWdy NewYgrA
Fourth-s st. Williamsburg
drawn and sleeping can be
procured Of the ticket Offices in NeWl0 city, AID Al
bSS W sshnss0n st. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from residence
7 M 1oUCTY' C. B MEEKER,
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
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| ONG BEACH.

LEAVE LONO ISLAND cry opposite 3lths F,sa
Rssr-Annei Boat jiihst, ithst anl James Zip ferries
laiiy except SUNDAY s'nh. 1000 II 400
400 o5 eos ZOO 500 pm SUNDAYS only, $50 g3I iOsj
n ~ l. 2,IB 8b5. 40. o. .1.lu = 1 % m
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Otran 6ienmcrs.
r IJNE.-U s. MAIL STEAMERS,

A NCUOR LINE.-U. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
n GLASGOW via LONDoNDERRY -. .
C,rcasaa July = = m De yOna. ...-Ju NY 20 . H. m
Ethiopia -. July o. D. Bolivia. AM = p III
Cabin passage. $50 TO $50; second ciass so
Steerage 10 o. rllu VI;
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERNlCh
From Al North River. foot OF Leroy'st
CITY OF ROME --... aailsJuy II. Aug. q. sept s.
AUS1IAL sans u Y ., - - ~
superb accommodations Tor all classes oi pas'sngsIs
CABIN massage $40 to 500 according TO ac 0u nOlAto
second class SO Stcerago ~ aOoVe.
Tor p,ssage. ,abn pms, BOX D Rates. &c appyVo
HENDERSON BROTHERS,. Bowling utocn
CUNARD LINE
NOTICE LANE ROUTE" ,v,,s
FROM NETWORK 10 LdN EhfoVL VIA VVhN'
TOWN.
FROM PIER 40. 40 NORTH RIVER
NOM, Wednesday. Iult lt, u \ m
bDiHt ~ .----'-'''' Wsdne.da Iuly ~ 2 80 q
npt1tN ---------' Wednesday July -, ~ M
~ q ''' '. educ. day. Aug. b 4 p M
Cahfu pasrage ESQ $50 ana SlOn . 81. ...u,.,v
Sfecraec kcts and from an paris OF Europe
tatcA Freight and passage onice 40 BgWu & ,t.
NLitNON II. BEOM y ~ CO. Ak'hN''
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NEW-IlANEN, STEAMBOAT co.'s STEAM.
~ FRs e n NOnlHAM And NrAL leavs
Peek air piot No 20 , a at3 Ard
u. m sunuays eel CONNECTING ~ Sew Haven WITH
special trains, Tor MERI6EN HAPrIpHn spRrSh
FIELD HDt YOKE &C. Iirkea snld AMI baggage chechJ
Al ait nradway n. y aud Court at, Blookyn ~
cuisou ~ New.iaven 81 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10

rCO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
ROME, WATERFOWL AND OGDENSBURG
RAILROAD.
THE POPULAR ROUTE.
central Depot Rome for Cape Vim
cont OgdenHbnrg and Norwood p m daily and IL y IN.
daily except saturday OsWegO ana Watertown 1880
week DAYS and daily and IL daily except satur.
. train has Wagner sleeper to Cape Vincent and
al tho fast ~ Lawrence and
Island Belle leave for clayton and Alexandra Bay and
steamer Maud for Kingston only two hours from ape Vim
cent 10
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Via Philadelphia. Baltimore ard Waflinyton
Trains leave from Prnnsylyana n X. Depot.
2p except SUNDAY Tor Wash gon anl an point, Wa.
p m. DAILY FAST EXPR ~ tiroarh sieeniss
points West " MI
u MIDNIGHT daily FOR Washington AMI an point. w.,.
For Time Tables Tickets Sleeping Berths and Barg,xl
apply ~ company office y 80 All 80 iiro.dvsy
SCourtst Brook lyn Pennsylvania Railroad ~
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE. Most IMPROVED EQUIr
NENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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-ClRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
N. ueeto pAtent, Please give particulars - MIRIAM
CONKiIRE ( co. 81 Easi l1thst. Ouoh squire
4 PARENTS will find free best schools,
c'pIiae AT ~ GiNDHLS Am'ucsnIuoleah le'clei'
prfesu. 19t Broadway.
Miss J. +. WREAkS Boarding an, apd 10y va.
,-tfi Of
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KkAL ESTATE

knw,NoHK. Wednesday, July ., 1894.
wing sales were held at the Exchange
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

I'VE Saturday Night boats Of the People',
Line now connect AZ Albany sunday mo ming, 40
trans for saratoga scheme tady ami Lake Gorge w
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

20 TRAINS ZACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on
SUNDAY 3 STATIONS IN PHLLADEL-
PIIIA; > IN NETWORK
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pOUGHkEklSlE, ~ Y. 81. ..
Fits for any college Government academy I9r Dusin
and social relations United states Ohcel ny 0o''
tary Of war commandment, Springfield 6adet rlss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-14
r,ectrtca, disturbances.

The extraordinary weather which has
prevailed here for months, threatening to
run Winter into Summer, and which has
been the same all over the State pretty
much, is what everybody is talking about.
Nobody here would be much surprised to
see the ground covered this morning with
several inches of snow; nor would anybody
be really startled to waken up to the sound
OF merry sleigh bells. By spells yesterday
il was cold enough to require overcosts
for comfort, and people who had not
this extra garment on went from place to
place shivering and wondering what had
got into the weather. Yesterday morning
about 2 O'Clock the town was visited by a
terrific hail and rainstorm and the thun-
der doomed and the lightning flashed as
Familiarity as though those phenomena are
at home in these parts which they are
not. In the evening the air was 80 charged
with electricity in every direction that the
telegraph wires refused to work. The
connection was broken first with Austin
and then with Elko on the Western Union
lines. This accounts for the meagerness
of our dispatches this morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-14

Captain John. an Indian who affects to
oea big policeman, and loves the outer
precincts Of the cooler. has been having q
ume a Austin indulgiug himself in whisky
ana his official mania. The Reveille notes
qim thuswise: A few DAYS ago Captain
sohn came here from Eureka, armed with
letter Of recommendation from q Deputy
snefiii OF that place, stating that he was q
ooss Indian and had rendered valuable
services to the officers in tracking pria.
oners. Captain John was very proud OF
MS Importance, and to celebrate IT got
roaring drunk and fought every red man
b h. 01uid get to quarrel with: Suddenly
MS glory had a severe shock by his being
sathered In by Waterman King, and he is
now languishing in Jail, cursing the ickle-
nsss ana uncertainty Of political greatness,
snlle Aing has the important document
rom the Eureka officer which caused
hight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-14

Fred Haupt alias WELCOME was to be
hanged at Salt Lake yesterday for murder.
The convict whose spirit has doubtless by
this time gone travelling into the unknown
lived in Eureka from the Fall Of 1887 to the
Winter OF 1879. While here he worked for
Durley q Ross, harness makers, as a
stitcher, and also at the Eureka Con. fur
naces. He left here for Silver Reef and
went thence to live at Provost.
We find by the following special dispatch
to the SENTINEL that we were hssty with
Haupt and that he is Q head 1.-THE play here
is 10 ON the English). Yet, also, that he
will be shot-not hanged.
SALT LAKE, June 10. Acting Gov.
Thomas, in compliance with the unani-
nous recommendation of the Territorial
Supreme Court. this afternoon granted a
reprieve to Haupt until his appeal could be
heard in the United States Supreme Court.
He was to have been shot to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-14
Our Juvenile Population.

From the report of Census Marshal E.
d. vanderlieth, who has been very active
and faithful in gathering statistics Of the
population of Eureka township under the
requirements of the school law, we collate
the following notes of interest:
Boys between 6 and IS, 274; girls be-
tween 6 and 18, 255; total, 500. Children
under 6 years, 222. Children between Is
and 81, So. Children under 81, born in
Nevada, sol. Children between 4 and 6
years, 81. Children at school, 291. Child
rem attending private schools. 4S. Children
between 6 and IS, not attending any
school, 21O. Children between 8 and IA,
attending public school. 226. Children
between 8 and IA, attending private school,
2s. Children between 8 and IA, attending
no school, 80.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-14
A Lunar Rainbow.

Thursday night about a quarter to IL
o'clock a lunar rainbow appeared in the
northern heavens and was observed by
several persons in Eureka with curious in
serest. The colors we're not bright, but
all tolerably distinct. This beautiful phe-
nomenon is comparatively rare. 1t differs
only, however, from the solar rainbow in
the source and intensity of the lights by
which it is produced. Those who OBJ
served the phenomenon Thursday night
tell us the rainbow showed the various
colors distinctly enough to be recognized
separately. This is hardly correct, how
ever, for authority on the subject says that
the distinction of colors in the lunar rain
bow is very difficult. In fact, except IN
der the most favorable circumstances the
lunar rainbow rarely shows colors at all,
giving pale CHASTITY gleam Of apparently
white or yellow light.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-14
FLUE DUST.
scraps from tae Notebook of The
Sentimeps xana.

scraps from tae Notebook of The
SentinePs Reporter
at 10 O'Clock. "'rnins
supt. F:C. Robbins has been quite sick
ior several days with a bilious attack.
Miss Emma Vanderlieth will le.vo a.
morrow morning for a visit to Denver.
The siamese Embassy, in their startling
oriental costumes, are visiting points on
senator Plumb, who nominated Logan
for Vice President, is a brother IN w
Plumb of Tuscarora.
A stated communication of 81. .Jobn,s
Chapter No. s, r. A. NJ, will be held tb;u
evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Before the Presidential campaign ia over
THE Plumed Knight" will be- looked mon
as only another phrase for sfuss and
feathers" ~
One OF Charley Broy's wagons got stuck
yesterday while hauling ore from the En-
reka Tunnel. TIE result was a broken
wagon-tongne.
Judge Fuller Of White Pine comfy has
secured the position of Principal Of the
iuscarora schools for the term commenc-
ing Sept. 3, 1884.
Boca, we have 1t upon the authority Of
Joe Mendes, is the Portuguese for mouth
apt suggestion OF the origin and end of
the fine beer Of that name.
On account OF circumstances over
which we have no control" i. O., lightning,
which put the wires out Of keller, our tele-
graphic news this morning is meager.
Phe Bay State Mining Company COM
pleted a shipment OF 80 tons of ore to the
Richmond furnaces ON Thursday last. The
average value was about 5000 per ton.
The pine tree serves as q refuge for more
than 400 species Of insects, and O man in
an Elko lodging-house says that he is
willing TO bet his bedstead is made entirely
out Of pine and the mattress stuffed with
pine shavings.
Henry G.. Work. the noted song writer
and composer of Marching Through
Georgia." "Grandfsther's Clock" and
Father, Dear Father, Come Home With
Me Now" died at Hartford, Conn.,, ON the
9th, Of heart disease.
Bernard Mayors, who accidentally shot
himself through the arm with his rifle
while out hunting rabbits Thursday after
noon, suffers considerable pain from the
wound, but il in NO danger, the physicians
think, Of losing his arm. 1t is only q
flesh wound, from which he will soon re-
cover entirely.
Out OF a total area of nearly 81 ,000, 900
acres the woods and copses of Ireland are
now less than 1896. 900 acres. In Great
Britain out OF nearly $1,000, 900 acres,
$500 600 acres are nov thus returned.
The forests of Europe are estimated TO
cover 500, 000, 900 acres, or nearly 20 per
cent Of the surface Of the continent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-14
News for the d

An English Judge, having received an
intimation that a man he had sentenced to
death wished particularly to see him, went
10 the cell, when the man said 81 stole
your watch years ago. You were looking
into a print shop in the street." Eyes"
said the Judge; ''but / always wondered
how the thing was done, because l partic-
ularly valued the seals which were hang
ing from the fob, and kept my hand on
them" "You did, save for an instant,
when l tickled you with a straw behind the
ear" He went on to say that>the watch
was such a peculiar one, the name being
embossed on it, that they had been afraid
to sell it. and said 'If you get me ink
and paper 1 can give you a letter which
will enable you to recover it," And the
Judge did recover it.