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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26
TIVE EHIE RAILWAY, now known as TIE
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave for Underwood, Cos,er Piermont and
Nyack 800 10 J. $40. I, 4:50, 5,4o GaO, esq " Ne
iyn,idnight. Sundays Z, a. M ana si5p IN. 40
Manuel Spring Valley and Monscy T. 10 o M Soo p y
Sundays 9a,m ,,ou, >,r n..,. ... v.-voyk |
WEST SHORE pOUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER.
AZ trains leave wess t2s c0rslAnd and peserS''os 'S
* lea - pu,sa .s:Ss through
Suspension Bridge, NIAGARA Fails Buffalo Rosaessr. ~
an, 900. .sp. N. sleeping and Parfor cars throash
syracuse, 7:fO. 40 M, $3.50, .Sp IN
Utcs, lilo 40. llsbo q. $3.50. g D. NJ -. 80
NewbnTg Kingston Catskih. Albany 'IA@ Il" ~
For Montreal and Canada East lilo b.So .. N.
Hamilton London, so H. $3.50 sSp u FsfeasA '$ss'
! sHasly Other trains daily except SUNDAY. .,a..
FOR ticksts time tables parlor or Aespns css arSnne
tons or Information, apply at onfces; Jersey
Stallion noboken Breosna 5 SCI Si
$685. SOL ats lao 1854 broadway ~ SnsSs s.t = 6ss
an and ns.tro.sss a. and west shore station 1921
West l2dst Rsggase called fer and sAsSks% gs1 ''
and resfdcuces Orders be LETT q uc5es sms ssnt
| u statelst REN1Y hoNETf. Gen fss. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26

PnOCARPINE FOR DEAFNEss.-For all recent
cases Of deafness due to abyrinthne disturbances what
syes the primary cause may have been, M. Politzsr
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LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO Feb 2s.-TM Dvours Journal rcports; Cattle
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND9O on sun.
DAY 8 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN
NETWORK.
EXPRESS trains leave NewYork via Desbrosss and Court
landt street Ferries, follows:
ego 7:2o. $50 g. and 10 Limited, H. lilo 800
$40 4t0, 5, 81 and aud IL night sundaya 6l5,
gLtmsdl and II, 10 a M 4, 8 9 and 0 p M aud u
Trains leaving NewYork daily; except Sunday $50,
$50 and lao "a !. 2. l. <4o and p. m. connect At
RearIing trains leave Broad Street Station Philadelphia
i2:Oi Bis 800 400, ASS Monday ESQ., 730S20.
$50. II and Ills Limited Express 1880 and SD
p l. l. 8, d, 6,3e 7A0, 7:i5 and 0l5 On sunday,
Fol s:l5 800, Loo l:S5 $50 t5;20 Limited $50,
TAO and 745 Leave Philadelphia via camden. $50
Ticket orices s4s. 4S5 and ga broadway. Aston
Uonse and foot Desbrosses and Cortandt s Court
and Brooklyn Annex station foot Of Fultonst BrooSyn
Rusrh's Hotel HOboken station. Jersey City; Engrsnt
Ticket Office, No. Battery Place and Castle Garden -
The New.York Transfer Company will cali Tor aud checx
ta,e 10 tells and residences.
eInARLES r. PUGH, j. X WOOp,
General Manager. General Pass'r.A Agent.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

~: iyrgEr9oL fsb Cumberland Cut
sts Cd, short RIBS $50 id shoulders 2sd 81 per cwt
boet-Ss "a Tor Eitra Indian msss Prime Aess Od
$685. Western Boa. LardAmericsn, Sos Cd; Prime Wsst
ssSaasrs Sos 80 na,tsr e.. 3D. finest United
Western Spring Is Id els 8dt Winter II, cd "a M
per ccntal No sprns7s la New Western Wnier ss iod
Is 3D. California I'd aos iod Der cenal erodaas
Spirits Of IQrpentine 23s obi London 22a Cd ner
cwt; ssaps fsiroeam ID per gallon Glover seeS@
% isa tss per iaa,owo.33s cd ewt Rosin
3D. per cwt ~ S"' Wv
per ton calc1!ta Lnseed AS o. per quarter Linssol
I'D. Oer gallon; spris Of Tprpenne. 22a Cd Der oSt,
Sperm on x55 per ton Rosin-common. a. Cd eIs. Sd
American: Sugar, i3s "a cwt for Cuba cenisfass
poarizing 06 add llatlla Cd for Cuba MusooVado NJ
raining a6Oat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26
sCHWEINFURTH'S HEART OF AFRICA.

Tho Heart Of Africa Three Years Travel and Advent
Une1pored Regions Of the Centre OF Africa
From 1868 to 1871. BY GEoRG sCHwEINFURTH. Trans
lated by ELLEN E. FREwER. With an introduction by
WILDWOOD READE. Illustrated by about 1870 woodcuts
from Drawings made by Author. and with Maps
vols, PIP. Jos. svo. Cloth s8.
Dr. schweinfurth unqucsonaby taken rank a, lead
African Explorer and the present jns
the position assigned to him by scientific Few
greater books OF travel Ia been written IN
London.
Dr. Schweinfurhs account OF his wandengs advent
ures makes fascinating books travel we
have had from African eIplorer.tN. Y. Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26

HARPER q BROTHERS. New York.
Tie above works sent postpaid any part the United
States Canada. receipt Of the prce. HARPERS CAT
ALOGUE receipt OF Ten Cents.
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Htrlct Good Ordinary w Midhllng. IV'"ls
fairly active The market opened Mt gen.
orally and declined 10 points up 0Doon
whom the lowest point OF the day reached recovering anu
unchanged prices for ne'r
month"; points decline months from last night
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on aud after 80. 2 1888.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York via Desbosses Cortani Street
Ferries as rolOws: 90
Harrisburg, Psburs the West and south, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, al and y. IN. daiv. New.
YORK CHICAGO Limited Of PaIior Dining, Smoking and
Sleeping Cars, a. 8 m. every day. -,
William Lock Maven a. T. m. CORY ana Ers
p M connecting at Cory for TitusVille. Petroleum
Centre and the OH Regions. . -.
Baltimore Washington and tse south Limited WasingtSn
Pullman Parlor Cars daily except Snnday, ~
o M; arrive Washington 400 N Regular at go 500
and $50 a. l. $40 aud M. and IL night SUNDAY.
For Htaatic CITY except sunday with through paior CARR
100 D.
For Cape May except sunday. lilo a m.
brancn, Bay Head Junction. and mtermedlite sta
tons. via Railway and Amboy A. m II noon 5.3 m
on sunday. a. m and do not stop a. AsouJy Pak
Boats connect With al through Trans az
Jerseyti,y sforGng speedy and direct transfer ior
Ira ps arrive: From Pttsburs $50 and llee 7so and
lO2O m daily and 700 daily, except Monday. From
Washingion Baltimore $50. Gao a. 20. Sio Boy,
D M From baltimore go p m FROM Philadelphia 800
$50 $50. $40, 200 except Nonday $40 $50 1910,
600 zoos and io:2o D. n i2so night sunday $50,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26

DETROIT Feo. 26-Wheat quiet; No White Cash IS tct
Msreh ssse; April. sstoj May. s9S.cs 10 Red cash
$50 Qats-IJght Mixed 80 5oi No WhitA $40, No.
y. S2asc Recsipts-Wheet ll,000 bush.
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Ncw 1jlb!ifations.
AND, THE sOUDAN.
BAKERS ISMAILIA.

Ismailia Narrative OF tho Expedition TO Central Africa
the Suppression OF the Slave Trade organized by Is
MAIL, Khedve Of Egypt. by sir SAMUEL WHITE
BAKER, Pacha N. a Z. r. s. r. II. O. S.. Major General Of
the Ottoman Empire of tho Equatorial
Nile Bssip &c. With Maps Portraits and upward Of so
fupage Illustrations by zwecker and Durand 5i2. svo
Cloth. S. Half Cali. 81 o.
"Ismalia will be record Of what determined. high
souled EnQlshman. fighting against odds for good
cause can dare suffer- and acheve Athcnaum. London.
This splendid volume will well repay the utmost anxious
curiosity which the public has awaited its appearance
No enterprise modern times has excited more interest and
the story whole campaign told by himself adds
other thrilling chapter TO tho history Of African adventure
(Daily News, London
The OF his Of difficulties and dangers
dergone and surmounted reads Ike like
the actual experiences Of comparatively speaking,
handful Of The book is Droiusoy illustrated
clear and admirable render IL
follow the track Of tho Post London
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
QHARIRsroy, Feb. 25.-Turpeniine dull ct 2slAc
eAvAksAH. Feb. 26.-Turpsntine firm ut 28i 10.
WILMINGTON. Fob. 25.-rurpentine 1ym ~ 40.
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NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE
ve1osTON
WORCESTER - So
NASHUA - 81
PORTLANDo4

eesausEs wnty q Worcester and "Cffy 4 Bssjmp
leave Pier 90 r. foot of wattss pisr above De-
brosses II. Ferry. daily, except sundays at $50 D. n
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1nstrnctloM
For Boys and Young men-city.
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
No. 10 East 49th.st.

FRANK DgIsLER n II. PRINCIPAL
Rsferstoths Facults, Of Columbia oolss, AL School Of
Mines.
CHOICE collection of school circulars fol
and guardians Teachers In department Of
art and learning recommended H. HEssE, 80 West 2lsss
CCHOOL OF MINES.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL, 80 Fast 4sthst,
Woodbridge Davis, e. PHI. D., Principal Introductory
to all Scientific Colleges
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
J No l. Alb Broadway arr ist3si i3th yese PrimNE
Departments
Tsrmsmoderata II. II. HOBBY. W. l. AKIN, Prinoip@'@
For Both Sexes-Citv.
- CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
COYRIERE 81 East l7th-st Union Square
DESTSCHOOLS.-25O presented-circulars
ID free to parents who describe tlclr wants. Carefully
'eef'S9 aHsailisS lRn CO.. East ih.
ELOCUTlON.-Tra for the stage terms
II scconmodatng PROFESSOR KEENAN,, spencerian
Hall, ia west l4th-st
ITALIAN LESSONS given by late professor
i NJ the ROYAL Military Academy Woolvich. England
either in schools private pupils moderate terms Al
dress CONT 80 Madisonst. Newfork distance no OBJ
tect)
Art Schools-CitY.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER.
WI fIreccive pupils beginning Tuesday October 81 ia
drawing oil water color painting stu life flowers aud
landscape, china painting and decoration.
studio No 80 Madison AVA
References
Mr. n Huntington Prssieit National AGA iomy Of DeslyR
ME- William Hart " A., Mr.. Janos VI. Hart. v. A;
ME David Ohnson n,
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At p. HARVARD RElLLY'S School for
n Dancing No 57s 0thave. hith classes SEN opea
EERNANDOS DANCING ACADEMY, 1872
Fast 5Jthst. (Bank Budmg) Classes and prtyatsle,
sons eyerJ iay and evening. send for cIrcdisis
rIN GEORGE DODWORTH. II West oath
ST. formerly with Mr. Allen DOdwOrtL). Class and
See circular
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-12
The Injury q serious One.

The intelligence wa received in town
yesterday from Taylor that IL Ia doubtful
II Charley Reynolds will recover from the
injuries he sustained by the accident he
met with there lass Thursday morning.
II will be remembered that almost imme-
diately after the last performance OF the
engagement OF the Lyceum combination,
Of which Reynolds was q member. he IN.
dertook to show his agility in Q saloon.
aud while turning 3 somerssult he made o
miscslouistion and alighted on the back OF
bis neck, which he wrenched severely. A,
the time the injury was not considered
serious, but IL WAS believed advisable tina,
he remain there for q few days. It appears
paralysis was produced by the injury
Possibly one Of the vetebrae was dis
located. He is a young fellow of only
about 81 years Of age. and came to Eureka
recently from San Francisco, whore bis
mother resides. We trust his condition
Ia not as serious as the reports yesterday
led us to believe them to be.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-12

VIRGINIA, New, Nov. II. - G.. W
Tucker, proprietor Of the Empire meat
market on North O street. was ar
rested yesterday on q warrant sworn out
by Chief Morrison. charging him with re-
fusing TO pay Q city license during the past
three quarters OF the present year. Tucker
will have q hearing in the Justices Court
to-day. Tucker says he will not make any
fight in the lower court. but will carry
the case to the District and Supreme
Courts. and is In dead earnest 10 the mat
ter. He is backed by w. s. Bailey, the
beef baron OF Big Bend on the Carson
river. The point he expects to make is
that the consolidation ACT abolished the
City Government. and that the Commits
sioners have therefore no right to author
lie the collection Of a city license. He
claims that the citizens OF Storey county
have quietly submitted to being robbed
heretofore. He says before he gets
through with the Commissioners he will
circle them for leasing county roads to
private individuals and illegally allowing
tho collections OF tolls.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-12
DIR. Bowers Speaks.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 11.-Dr. J. Milton
Bowers, who was arrested and placed In
jail on Monday to await the result of the
Coroner's inquest on the remains Of his
wife, In whose stomach traces Of phosphor-
GUS were found, stated to-day that he had
never given her any medicines which con-
tanned PHOSPHORUS. or which might have
produced IL. He added: 1.-THE people
must think me q fool, il they believe that
l gave my wife PHOSPHORUS. traces of
which are readily and always perceptible,
as ID permeates the entire system" He ex-
pressed great confidence in his ultimate
and complete exoneration.
LArER--Dr. W. d. Johnson. chemist,
who took charge OF the stomach of Mrs.
Cecilia Bowers. who died under circum-
stances which led to the belief that she
was poisoned, has made his report TO Cor
oner O'Donnell, which concludes as fol-
lows: 81 have no hesitation In asserting
the cause Of death was poisoning by phos.
%phorous."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-12
The California Shell Trade.

The she'll trade Of California increases
from year to year and promises to assume
gigantic proportions In the near future.
A single firm Of Los Angeles announces
that it ships every sixty days forty toni of
shells to Europe, in fulfllment of o con-
tract entered into with q Paris firm in
1882. The products of the shells. which
have been transformed into ornaments by
the art industries Of Europe, are readily
sold among our richer classes in the
United States. But when we ask why are
these shells not shipped to New York.
Boston or Philadelphia. and why do we
not establish American mother-of-pearl
industries, says the jewelers. Circular, we
must answer the question with the fact
that the railroad freight for 200 tons OF
shells from Los Angeles to Philadelphia
cost $50. but from San Pedro to Havre
only $11 rs. The difference in freight,
therefore, lie $18 Is in favor Of Europe.
and this Is an essential hindrance to the
development Of an American mother-of-
pearl industry. which would afford occu.
patton to thousands of men and women Of
this country; and until we have no other
facilities than the railroad Of receiving the
shells, there is little prospect Of building
up an American industry.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-12
Foreign Items OF Interest.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENrrNRL.l


LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE Peninsular and
Oriental steamer Indus, from Calcutta for
London, was totally wrecked on the reef
off Malletivoe. Ceylon. The passengers
and mails were saved. The Indus was an
iron screw bark rugged vessel OF 2,295
tons. 1t was built In Meigs.
The Times, commenting on the anti
Chinese crusade on the Pacific Coast. says:
II Chinese immigration into the United
States WAS thoroughly blocked fer q period
the Chinese might meet with a favorable
opportunity at home and their immigra.
ton into the United States be altogether
diverted. The attempt to turn back the
tide of foreign colored labor by the means
resorted 10 by the mobs in the western
part Of the United States lie odious, and
the injustice done the Chinese in recent
attacks on them is an act Of spoilation
committed against the world at large.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-12
A Thriving section.

Shasta county, CAL, is having Q verit-
able mining. manufacturing and agricul.
turAl boom. More people have gone to
that county this year than to any three
other counties In the northern part Of
that, State. Houses have been built on
tens OF thousands of acres Of unsettled
lands. Mining was never carried on 80
actively before, and never looked so prom
ising as now. The bullion product ID
large and rapidly increasing. Az q result
Of this, the trade is good, and the towns
are growing In wealth and population.
Manufactures are ~springing up and assum.
ing importance.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-12
Bones or Prehistoric Animals.

Says the Phoebe Record: The petriied
bones Of some enormous animal Of pre-
historic age was lately unearthed at
Bullionville. at q depth of twenty feet from
the surface. by q couple Of men who were
getting out sand for the smelling com
pany. The head was intact and measured
three feet in width above the eyes, and the
eyes. judging by the sockets. must have
been as large as b~aseballs. We have In
our possession g half dozen OF the animals
teeth. which are five inches in length and
can be seen by calling at our dwelling.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-12
LOCAL JOTS.
Scyn.,s from tue Notebook Of che
SentineIs Reporter.

Seminars EteDOFteF.
Bnllionyille. Lincoln county, is to be
rechristened Godbeville.
Found-A gentleman's fur-lined glove.
| Owner can have Same by calling at this
Office.
p. Steler left yesterday for San Fran
| cisco. for the purpose Of making extensive
| purchases Of holiday goods.
VIM. Fl. Gay and Miss Ella Givens. both
| of Golconds, were married at that settle
mentlast Thursday evening.
A special telegram to the SENTINEL last
| night from San Francisco said there was
| no material change In the condition Of ex-
Senator Sharon.
Joe Boos, formerly Of Eureka and now
in Germany, has decided to William Stat
/ terry q house aud lot ON Ruby Hill Avenue.
Consideration, $50.
The fair and fckle Venus 10 the main
attraction in the stellar evening parties
this month. as she always 10 when she con-
descends to appear at all.
All Tone has decided to Dominick
Cocetti, both Of Eureka, in consideration
of S120, what ia known % the Buck Davis
house in New York Canyon.
EX.CO0RTestmhu Chsbluy 10 bbli III tuc
southern part OF California. and ii is not
definitely known at this end Of the line
when he will return TO Eureka.
For the accommodation OF taxpayers,
County Treasurer Hoadley will, on Friday
and Saturday evenings Of this week, keep
open his Office from 6 to 8 o'clock.
Phoebe Record: A number OF claim
owners In this section are sitting around
granting and waiting for the precious
metal to crawl out on top Of the ground.
All members OF the Suniower Social
Club are requested to meet this evening
at 8 o'clock at Phil Harris cigar store.
Business Of importance Ia to be transacted.
Owing to the school fund being OK
hausted, there will be no more young ideas
taught in the schoolhouse near Tom
Shorts. In Ruby Valley, how TO shoot for
several months to come.
Eurekans generally are anxious TO hear
every morning the news concerning the
condition Of ex-senator Sharon. The dis
patch we received yesterday was very
meager. II will be found embodied In one
of the above locals.
The Richmond Company shipped yester-
day through Wells. Fargo Il Co.'S express
six bars Of bullion valued at $13,515 81.
Three bars Of the precious material. valued
at 81 ,786 As, we're also shipped at the same
time, that came in from the south.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-12
Arizona officials.

Hon. @. M. Zulick took the oath Of
Office as Governor Of Arizona ON the Sd,
in Tucson. On the same day. Cameron
H. King. Of Tucson, was appointed by
General Garland Assistant United STAKES
Attorney, to prosecute the case OF Sheriff
Paul or others In connection with the
election Of Delegate to Congress. The sn-
dictment against Surveyor General John
son was nollo prosecuted In the District
Court on the recommendation OF a major
lily OF the United States Grand Jury and
District Attorney.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-12
Good Watch Work and Clock Re
pairing.

P. STELER takes great pleasure in an
nouncing to his customers, and the public
generally that he has in his employ one Of
the very best practical watchmakers on
the Coast. who has had experience and
worked In the very best watchmakers' es-
Adjustments in Europe and America, and
is now prepared to do all kinds OF
fine patchwork at reasonable prices. and
satisfaction guaranteed. Also, CLOCKS
cleaned and carefully repaired and war.
ranted for one year. New jewelry made to
order and neatly repaired. All work sen,
from the country promptly attended to. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-12
Agents Wanted.

Wanted live, energetic agents in every
town and county in the United States to
sell Photo Autographs Of Cleveland, Hen
bricks and Cabinet, and Gen. Grant I;
size 22xS0. This work is taking like wild.
fire, many agents making 5000 per month.
Send SOC. for sample and secure our inside
terms and exclusive territory. Don't miss
this opportunity. Any man or woman
can easily make $75 per month. Address,
Western Art publishing Co., 600 Snt!er st,
San Francisco. #
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-12
Talk Of a single silver standard,

BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11.-Regarding the
dispatch stating that France. Greece. Italy
and Switzerland have removed the None
tsry Convention for five years. the Bulle-
tins Washington special states that the
Comptroller OF Currency said to-day:
THAT docs not look much like bimetal.
liam, but rather that the Latin Union has
adopted the single gold standard" In
reply TO the question "a to the prospects
Tor this country. he said: II hope 1t will
NOT come to pass. but I am afraid we shall
come down to q single silver standard"