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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-14
New York Herald Weekly n Form 81 q YGaI
ADDRESS, New York Herald
Broad way and Ann st.
Assessment Notice.
Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Com
pany.

II OCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
IL business, Eureka, Eureka county, Ne
vsds.
Location of works, Eureka Mining District.
Eureka county. State of Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at q meeting Of
the Board of Directors, held on the 4th day Of
April, 1885. an assessment No. 81 Of One
Cent ~ per share was levied upon the capt.
tai stock of the corporation, payable immedi-
stely in United States gold coin. to the Secre-
tary, at the Office of the Company, In RylAnd's
building, Eureka, New.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON
Tuesday, the Firth i5th) Day Of May,
1885,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale
st public auction; and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on FRIDAY, the FIFTH
l5) DAY OF JUNE, 1885, to pay the delin-
quent assessment. together with costs Of ad-
vertising and expenses of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
JOHN e. JONES, Secretary.
Ofice-Ryland's Building, mp stairs, in Il.
Z. MitchelPs ONCE, Eureka, Nevada.
Eureka, April 4, 1885. sp5.td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-14

There 10 no authority Of law for q tunne
location 5000 by ! 500 feet. A proper location
Is the width Of the tunnel for 5000 feet.
There is no provision OF law for patentfnS
tunnel locations, but lodes discovered in run
ming q tunnel may be patented in hke manner
a. other lodes.
The right ia granted to tunnel owners e
$500 feet OF each blind lode. not previously
known TO exist, which may be discovered II
their tunnel.
When q lodi ia struck or discovered for the
first time in running q tunnel the tunnel
owners have the option Of recording theiI
claim OF 1900 feet all on one side OF the poin'
OF discovery or intersection. or partly on one
side thereof and partly on the other.
Prospecting for blind iodes ID prohibited or
the line Of q located tunnel while the tunnel
10 in progress. but other parties are In no way
debarred from prospecting for blind lodes OF
running tunnels. so long a. they keep without
the line OF such tunnel. nlStf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
SUSPICIOUS OF RoBBERY AYD MURDER.

PTTsBURG, May l (SpeciaN.-Ihere Is an air
mystery about the death OF Frederick Regh OF Al
toona week ago The day OF the occurrence telegram
was sent from Cincinnati this city directed to his
brother. Tho telegram merely said that the man had
been killed on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad By get
tng up in his sleep and walking on seepngear. The
body was sent to Altoona The relatives have been max
Ing every effort the circumstances of mis- death
Foul play suspected. lie had 500 In cash and many
valuable papers not cent paper was found
on the corpse when it received here aud nothing
mas since been forwarded The body hurricdly for
warded In a rough box. The relatives will investigate
the matter thoroughly. The railroad men think that
new has devised for fOibug people the rail-
roads The opinion Is advanced that Eegh was induced
under pfccxt, 20 90 on the platform oi me car MS
vauabes snatched and that he then pushed on the
car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
NEW TICHBoRYE WITNESS.

ST. PAUL, May (SpeciaD. "A dispatch
TO The Pioneer Pres from Des Mones says; AT tue
close OF the trial in London OF Arthur Orton claiming 10
be Sir Roger T;hborne he was declared 10 be an mpos
tor and sentenced to twelve years imprisonment AT
that time it was asserted by OtOn counsel that the tes-
timony Of one man. whom they had been unable to trace
would fully establish the identity Of his client lie
could not be found and OrtOn was imprisoned upon
his release he again began the task OF proving himself TO
he Roger Tichborne. Marshall Hafner OF Des Molnes
received letter in relation TO the missing witness ana
some weeks ago beeame satisfied that he had foun
the man California. In fact the Marshal discovered
another man that personally knew the witness ana na
been assured by hun that he could fully Identify Oroh
aud TichbOne. This intelligence. Mr. Hancr sent 10
London those having the matter In charge VINO I'M
Inediaely forwarded 10 him $500 with which 10 prose
cute the search for the witness. Accordingly the Mar
sha sent the Clerk OF the Courts 20 the Pacific Coast on
this errand and has just been rewarded by telegram
from him dated san Francisco, stating that he hh
been successful In his mission. had seen the man ana
asceraued that his evidence would be all that was e1-
pccted. The clerk McCor. will be at home on Tuesday
Marshal Hafner has cabed the tIort TO London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
LETTERS DIRECTED IN HIyDUsr4yEE

PIrTsBURG, May l tSpeciah.
Myler OF Allegheny City. received from Postmaster
Pearson OF New York, official letter. inclosng two
other letters the address which In Hndusanee.
No one In NewYork able 10 translate the direction
and the letters were returned for better direction Post
master Pearson sent them to Mr. Mylcr stating that
there was only one ia the country who could read
the direction Professor - X Kellogg of the western
ThcolOg cal Seminary Postmaster PcarsOn asked Nr.
MycT 10 use hts influence with Professor Kellogg TO
translation Hud II successful TO return the let
tiers 10 him. The letters covered with strange
ictters, seals, postage STAMPS ana marks, the Only
writing dccipherabe being the word America. They
were registered al Bghta India. some time In Febru-
ary were In the dead letter Office In Bombay twice. the
last time on March ,. aud have probably travelled at
least the distance around the globe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

ALBANY, May 1.-The Forty Second Street
and Grand Street Ferry Railroad Company makes the
following report for the quarter ending March 81 Gross
earnings from operation, $loo1o9 so; operating ex-
penses excluding taxes S49,239 23; net income from
operation $50 q gross income from all sources,
S53123 81 interest on funded debt $4l3O; taxes and
zen az cost ~ road and eo1inmcnt 81 90 Soa "a
capital stock $74s,ooo ifunded debt. $236.ooo.
PETERSBURG, Va. May 1.-The jury in the suit of the
administrator OF Fannie Royal against the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company for $4,000 damages. gave
verdict this morning for the plaintiff for 1925 Fannie
Royal killed the road by having her head crushed
between the bumpers OF two nat cars. motion for
new trial will probably be made.
PIrTsBURG, May 1.-The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will begin tomorrow the construction OF new
road between Hollidaysburg and Cresson. Penn. The
road will be thirty-seven miles long and Will cost
81 100000 1t will open up some rich coal aud lumber
tracts.
CHICAGO May 1.-several important changes in the
management Of the Pullman Palace Car Company took
place to-day. George F. Brown. heretofore general
superintendent has been appointed general manager
of the company. with his Office at Chicago He will
have supervision OF the operating department With a
view TO facilitating the business or the operating depart
ment there have been created the positions OF eastern
general superintendent and western general supeTn-
tendent The territory OF the former will embrace the
Eastern, Erie, Central and Southern divisions. The
territory OF the latter will embrace the Chicago, st.
Louis and Pacific divisions The general superintend.
ents will have the supervision and direction of the busI
OF the operating department In their respective
Jurisdictions T. H. Goodman, heretofore superintend-
ent of the Central Division has been appointed eastern
general superintendent with his ONCE In the Mills
Building New. York. t. ii. Wicker, heretofore super
intendent OF the st. Louis Division has been appointed
western general superintendent with his office IN the
Pullman Building, Chicago Robert Barry. for many
years connected with the general superntendents Office
In this city assumes to-day the position OF superinteDd
ent OF the Central Division, with headquarters at
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May (SpecaD.-A semiannual divi-
dend OF per cent declared to-day by the Pennsyl'
vania Railroad Company payable in cash and after
May 20 as registered on the books April 80, 1885.
Messrs Coils Levy, OF NewYork report the dividend
payable 70 stockholders In that city on the same date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
AyOTHER TRUNK MYSTERY.
Is 1T ANOTHER MURDER i-HoRRIBLE DISCOVERY
BY BAGGAGEMAsTER.

Is 1T ANOTHER MURDER i-HoRRIBLE DISCOVERY
BY A BAGGAGEMAsTER.
P1rrsRuRG. Nav This evening Baggage
Jenkins at the Union Depot upon bursting open
trunk was horrfed at finding in it the dead BODY OF
man. securely bound. The trunk common wooden
and evidently had not been before 1t arrived
here from Chicago over the Pttsburg Fort Wayne ana
Chicago Railroad at $40 a. III. the morning express
and was checked No. ALL but person called TO cam
A. Tho bareagemaster noticed peculiar smell when IL
was unloaded FROM the train but no attenton was pau
70 II until this evening" when the stecn Decane
able After consultation the railroad onclals ueciueu
Ia omen H. and the result was the ghasy discovery.
The body in advanced state OF STU an anu
the face was horribly discooIea ana h Lent oios
donble Around the neck arms ana legs was a nelnl
cord about oneeighth OF an inch IN thickness wc ndu
Thcrs were no marks of violence. and fhr as cod
lie ascertained from outward m exanlnatIon, ION
thot of a laboring man probably thirty years 0d, OF
short heavy build with a smooth race lie was uIcsseu
IN a pair OF checked wOOilen trousers a plue colon
shirt blue wooen stockings and on his feet wore par
OF new congress CATERS There nothing on MS per
son that furnished any cew 10 his idenniy except an
International money order In FAVOR OF Tinppo 49,
Tor sos as The order drawn at chicago on feO-
ruary "a, 1885 1
Im9nedatey after the finding of the body Coroner
Dresslcr was summoned and IL was placed IN s cage
telegram was sent to the baggage agent at Chcago,
Int hc replied that he had means OF ndns out VINO
had checked the trunk. The coroner has begun an Ncs
tgaton He 10 OF the opinion mat the fehaIhS "eio III
the trunk for at least thirty six hours.
CHICAGO May l-Diligent inquiry here has failed 10
develop any facts concerning the trunk opened this even
ing at Pittsburg and found to contain corpse.
Baggagemen at the Fort Wayne depot, however
believe from the description Of the baggage and the num-
ber OF the check that IL left there yesterday morning
by three Italians who brought IL TO the depot IN an ex-
press wagon No record OF baggage is kept whereby
This belief can be substantated at present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
FORT oIrAPPELLE IN DANGER.

Fort QU'APPELLE, n. w. T., May 1.-The
Indians have left their at TouehwOod and File
Hills but whether through fear OF troops preparatory
10 rising known The settlers IN their vicinity
are uneasy Chief factor Macdonald has confidence in
the Indians far. and does not think thero is any
danger Others equally acquainted with Indian ways
have contrary opinions The Quebec Cavalry have left
here for Touch Hills 10 Is understood that Cover
nor Dowdney purposes coming here 10 investigate mat
ters The York Rangers SimcOe FOresters and winnipeg
Cavalry are still stationed here Extra precautions are
maintained, 100 being kept under arms at night
OTTAWA, May 1.-The Militia Department has deemed
Il advisable 10 garrison Fort Wellington Prescott, and
accordingly Company No. l. seth Battalion, Captain
Adams commanding. has taken mp its quarters in the
fort Last night prvates deserted An officer has
been dispatched by the Department to investigate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
EorND GrLLrY OF MrRDER

PITTsBURG, May l (Npccia1. Johnson,
q mulatto age about twenty-hye, was to-day found
guilty OF murder In the second degree and recommended
to tho mercy OF the court Che was tho mistress Of
George A. Waters. negro, who kept liquor shop In the
basement OF No. los waterst. About midnight on
October -, the two had quarrel arising from the
jealousy Of the She shot waters three times
lie died in n few minutes The murleress Is the daughter
OF Mrs Gatcwood. the wife ~ prominent colOed res
ident Her father j. white man aud II py scian of
Franklin County Va Carrie was educated anl
treated as Of the family Finally Mrs GREENWOOD
came north and tho physician married while woman
and Carrie had 20 leave. She came north 20 JOIN her
mother She fell into bad company. Her father was ap-
pcalcd 10 shortly after The shooting and he contributed
IhernllY iOMArd securlng counsel for her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
MAYBE THE COMMITTEE WENT AFISHIyG.

NEw-BEDFoRD, May 1 (SpeciaD.-Not long
ago a committee was sent to Boston, Cambridge and
Worcester to ascertain the condition OF Paupers in those
cities Some member OF the Poor Board went to Boston
and learned that the committee had not visited any
panpers at Boston elsewhere. The committees bill
OF expense included hack hire for visiting panpers. ra
road fare TO Worcester and return and dinner and car
rage hire in Worcester In answer to questions the sec
rrtry OF the board said that the visit was made by the
chairman OF the committee alone the others not going 10
Worcester at ALL The member sao that he was glad the
secretary was honorable enough to make the avOwal
that he had not visited these places although the bill
OF items said that the committee had done So Inc
Wavor who is chairman OF the board. intimated that
he did not like the entire proceeding and Thought
nest not To 90 back into the past but TO walt and see
the members would not do better In the future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
HELD FOR CRIMINAL CARELEssyI

HELD FOX CRIMINAL CAREIsESSNIs5S.
CHICAGO. May 1.-The cOrOner's Jury in I he
dentists chair Wednesday In its verdict
that DR. " W. Day. the dentist be held for criminal
lcssness in.admniserng chlorOfOrm. Dr. Day was re-
manded TO Jail In default OF 50, 900 bail
TICKER SLIPS WITHOUT QUOTATIONS.
CHICAGO, May l-The ticker service practically re-
stored this morning. the Board OF Trade giving the
Board and accredited correspondents The bucket shOps
are without quotations
CONVICTS REBELLIOUSLY DEMANDINGjFOOD
CHICAGO, May 1.-The Amazon Hosiery Company en-
p0ys most or the prisoners at the Brdewe prsO-
ers work at knitting machines and looms and the
pany pays for the service OF each prisoner 35 cents
day IL appears that yesterday afternoon $50 OF tho
prisoners engaged on the hosiery cOmpanys work quit
work. demanding better food After parley ninety
OF the dscontcned cOnvicts went back to their abOr
The others were then sent TO their cells.I
LYNCHING OF A MURDERER
KANSAS CITY, May 1.--GeOrge Mack, who murdered
Richard Parker, his employer, at Great Bend Kan.
Sunday arrested here yesterday On reaching Great
Bend last night he was hanged by mob.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A CONFESSED MUIR
DERER.
ST. ALBASs, Vt, May 1.-Oscar Meyer convicted OF
the murder OF Herman Krause, Lake Champlain at
tempted kill himself IN Jail here last night but the
pllshment OF his purpose While expecting to die Meyer
confessed shooting Krause but said he did not do t
for money but because they had quarreod aud he got
mad.
CREMATED AT LANCASTER.
LANCASTER, Penn, May The body OF Adolph j.
Truchcss OF No 162 West Twenty thrdst., New-York
City, was crcmated here this afternoon.
ANARCHISTS TAKING CREDIT FOR POSTER.
CHICAGO, May 1.-The dead walls OF the city having
been covered with red paper posters bearing the WORD
Bread yesterday, Parsons and Spies, alleged leaders
OF the Anarchists asserted that this the first OF the
warnings from the Revolutionary Committee and that
rising" This morning IL was learned that tho red
posters are simply all advertisement by baker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
MONEY FOR THE CANADIAN PACIFIC.

HALIFAX, May 1 (SpeciaD.-A dispatch to
The Herald from Government sources in Ottawa ind
Gates the line of relief to the Canadian Pacific as fol-
lows: The company is indebted to the Canadian Gov
ernment S3O,0OO,000 under mortgage, and cannot In
consequence raise money from any source within ITSELF
II needs large Immediately. Il proposed 10 can
eel the S35 900 900 OF stock in the hands
OF the Government and TO issue bonds the road for
S35 900 600, the Government 10 take S20O00,O00 Of
bonds security for the comDanys Indebtedness under
last years loan, also TO take first lien on the entire
land grant OF 25,000.000 for the remaining
SlOOOOOOO of the company's indebtedness. After this
readustment there will still remain Sl5,OOOOOO OF
bonds that held by the Government turned
over 10 the company from time 10 time 10 cover iln
prOvemcnts and additions to the property and for the
maintenance OF the Canadian Paciics credit The Gov.
ernment will advance $5,00OOO0 cash TO the company
temporarily TO meet the pressing needs the Government
setting aside SSO00,O00 OF the bonds collateral
security against this temporary advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
WIFE NO. l CAUSES 1RoUBLE AT THE MISSION

AsHTABULA, Ohio, May 1 (SpecldIJ.-oOme
time ago the Rev Dr. Levi Boyer an Episcopal minister
was appointed to preside over the Washburne Misson'
NJ Ashtabua Harbor and went thther with his family,
wife and one child Under his the mission pros
pcred aud DIR. Boyer became exceedingly popular A
few weeks since who called herself Lille Stew
art appeared at the HarDor and 1t soon became
known that she had clandestine interviews with
DIR BOYER and investigation was made Last sunday
Bishop Bede announced to the mission the slcncing
of DR. Boyer Episcopal minister and his suspen-
sion Yesterday Boyer disappeared. his family nav
ing preceded him many days. The story told by Miss
Stewart that Boyer met aud married her IN the south
fv wears ago aerward desertng her and marrying his
present wife Dr. Boyer denies her story ana asserts
that only friendship existed between hihSei ana 'he
Uotu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
WEST SHORE REORGANIzA4ION.
A NEW PLAN NEARLY READY.
IMPORTANT CHANGES MADE BY THE HEWITT COM
MIITEE.


MIITEE.
An important meeting of the Reorganization
Committee of the New-York, West Shore and Buialo
Railway Company was held at the house OF the
chairman, Abram s. Hewitt, last evening. All inc
members committee present together WITH tue
counsel and secretary Of the bondholders committee
The plan reorganization submitted to the committee
has been abandoned failure. The assent OF ohi'
about 81 900 600 of the mortgage bonds
has been obtained and of this amount considerable
part is hampered with conditions The reorgah-
zation committee is preparing new scheme
and the provisions virtually agreed ON last even
ing meeting of the Terminal Company will be held
on Monday. when a committee authorized to negotiate
with the reorganization committee VIII be appoin1eo
As soon as terms for the control OF the terminal property
have been arranged the new plan will be given
20 the bOnlhOders. 1t is expected that IL VIII DC per
fected by the middle of the week
The first plan has been taken basis but the modi-
fcations are radical and probably will DO more agree
able TO the bondholders. Tho most lnpor
tant ones are the control OF the new S1rp1la da
and the reduction the bonds, which II Is proposed
to Issue. from $25,o0oo0o to probably Slo0ooooV N
Under the rejected scheme the several classes Oh sck
possessed equal voting powers with the first preferred
stock which represents the ,v present @medoIeiy
raised by some of the large bondholders thR
this provision not just to the bondhoders ana MS
the control of the company might easily be wrested rom
hem The new plan disfranchises all the stock except
verted. The issue of s25,Oooo0o new bonds ponds
extrayagant and in the new scheme ahi the issue to
| viii be reduced to $20.Ooo,Ooo and prooaDiy 10
These changes have been approved by some OF the the
they will be ratified by o large majority OF
them The only existing obstacle is the lack
OF a definite agreement with the Terminal
COMPANY IN is understood that the committee does not
consider the purchase OF the terminal property SGsG
lutey essential 20 the success OF the plh la'oaoio
laaca for "a faTm of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

ELIZABETH, n. j., May 1.-Tbis morning IN
cendares fired the outbuldngs OF Manning steiie ~
Plainaeld The buildings were destroyed with horses
cattle poultry and farm machinery. The loss Is from
ss 200 10 81 OOO insured This ia the third ncendiary
fire there this week Mrs. Fosters dweng-hous near
Crawford was burned this forenoon The loss Is $oVoV'
insurance not reported.
CINCINNATI May I.-Johnson's hub and spoke factory
at Portsmouth Ohio. burned yesterday. The loss
is $50 600 insured.
PLAINFIELD. n. j.. May 1.-The barn, carriage sheus
and other outbudings on the farm Of Manning stees,
on the outskirts of Planheld, N j., were burned ths
,uorning Five horses four cows and forty chickens
were burned TO death and large amount OF stock ana
fons were deetroycd The loss Is $4,000 and the IN
surance 50 800 The the work OF an incendafy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-02
NETWORK DEMOCRATS DISSATISFIED.

WASHINGTON, May (Spec.dD.-i"e nc o'or oI
. A., oor,ans the following There Is considerable
d,atisfoctien in New York" said member OF congress
from that State to a star reporter to-day "They are
not satisfied with Cleveands inaction Tney arc wat
ing apxously for him to make move Insy kno"
Manning and whitney all right But it's Cieveiau
They don't know what to expect from hiin LUG p''no
Gratis will elect their Governor anyhow, but IL VIII pe
-, horI null ~ Cleveland don't do want MIN
IN What ia wanted Is that the Colectorshp ne gwen ia
potician-not pothouse politician Let hl oe ~ sr ~ shs
toned ma may be- but politician who VIII work 10, @ .o
narty We don't who he is, let BIN De n ,as
outside OF the city, think the faction "ouu ie 'A'
sW6o will be the nominee for GOVERNOR asNoa 'n'
Ss" rhats ui hard to say think Corning is the man.