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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14

Republicans. They now despise all
such a,temps TO alarm them. And
whilst the negroes are thoroughly con-
WINGED that the Democrats have no
wish to disfrsnchiss them, the white
Republicans Of the North are opening
their eyes to the folly Of libelling the
southern people whenever an election
approaches. As we have said, they
now " guffaw" wher told Of Republic
can love for the negro, and also OF
course when told that the Democrats
hang, draw, and quarter the negroes
who vote the Republican ticket. Mr..
ST. JOHN, who was last year the Pro-
hibition candidate for President Of the
United States, said in the recent Ohio
Prohibition State Convention that the
attempt Of the Republican party to
keep up sectional hate should be frowned
down, all the war issues being dead.
But just as the northern people have
become weary Of hearing these Repnb-
lican war.cries and have learned to laugh
at them, the Republicans Of Virginia
have set up the same cry here amongst
us as il it were a new plank in the Re-
publican national platform. Will the
people Of Virginia countenance such q
party?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14
rar RICH MoND DlspArCa---TUEsDAY JULY II, 1885.

be thrown out Of work By the adven'
Of the ruin that would be brought upon
the country by the election OF a Demo
crat. Three months thereafter, unier
q Republican administration, this same
man failed and his help was thrown out
Of work. Again. large manufacturing
concern in Pawtuckct intimated that
il a Democratic President was elected
their mills would stop, but that II a
Republican succeeded new mill would
be built. The mills have not shut
down, however. even though q Demo-
crat succeeded.
"The Journal again says;
"'But what is the use Of repeating
an absurdity? The simple fact, well
known to everybody here, is that there
is no truth in the statement Of the Rich
mond Dispatch
We think we have shown there Is
some truth in the statements OF the
Richmond Dispatch, and many, too
many, working men in this State know
it also to their cost"
The Dispatch is perfectly willing
that the public should judge where the
"gratuitously false comes in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14
TIE Old Song.

The Republican organs claim that
there is q conspiracy to use the tenn
persnce senament and religious convic-
lions Of the people Of Ohio against the
Republican party.
The fact, testified to by Dir. HAD
srEAp's paper, that the Prohibition
ists OF ths. State "gsfiawed when
they were told in thea recent conven-
ton Of the sacrifices the Republican
party had made in behalf Of the negro
tells the story Of Republican discom-
future, The bloody-shirt waivers can
no longer make capital by their frantic
shrsks and Indisn-like war-whoops.
The people Of Ohio laugh them 70 seem.
a'hs election o. CLEVELAND has COT
WINGED the negroes everywhere that they
are no more likely to be returned to
slavery BY the DEMOCRATS than BY the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14


GOODE.- DIED ~ her residence. No. ali
wpst Clay street q, - o'clock Monday
mGning. july fgfh. Mrs n. A. GOODE. Ia
the MY -frSt year 81 her age.
The funeral WI take place from her resi-
ience at II o'clock 4 VI. To- DAY. july
lsth. Friends SuA arlua inances are in
vited 20 attend
HALiOwAY. 80 Died, At the residence of
her husband at $40 o'clOck A. NJ. July II.
1885. DORA the wife % l.. II. HALLO-
WAY. IN the Switch year ~ her age. She
leaves husband aud four children to
mourn their lOse.
Farewell. my children. ioment no more,
/ am nor lost. but gone before:
Behold thus place IN which lie;
As You are now 80 once was |
NV time has come. and am gone
To leave you All fOrloru.
Yet hops. dear childfen.-dO not delay:
Think Of your mother. rnd still obey
Your God and mine. who T. our only friend,
TIL death our trouble soon Will end;
Yet pray for me. but 10 not cry;
The saviour died for you and !.
Her funeral viii take place from her hus-
bands residence, Maddox Hill lIenricO
county. THIS AFTERNOON AT 4 O'Clock.
Petersburg aLd Baltimore papers please
copy.
HENLEY. --nied At 1880 o'clock +. NJ.
July 9TH Of Clover Hin PITS, MARY FACE.
infant child Of &. 4. and Susie Il. HeAley (;
sged one month and fifteen lays.
IsBELL.-pitd. July T.. 1879. at his resi-
dence, as .ofth Second street. ROBERT
II. lSBELI.. 10 1he seventy second ; ear u
bis hRr.
LIE. picd, Iaiy iath. Al 345 o'clock
A. NJ. Mrs. MARY A.. vie u Leroy AZ
lee al daughter %. Yrs. J.. 4. and A. %.
Long. deceased. Va the thirty second year
Of her age.
Iier funeral W.T. take place from the Ebe-
nczer Baptist chuph TODAY TUESDAY.
Jufy I4th.I at 4o'cip.lt g. VI. Friends and
acquaintance ~ tho e 'lliy are Invited io
attend
ODONNELL.. u IN, "a lis lie sun
day July ~. 1855. 81 o.. rrsidcE"c, oregon
Hiil, ~ I0i- ocIpcN. MICHAEL - JON
NELL. aged nfty 1--we years native ~ the
county Limerick Ireland and a resident
OF this city for thirty -nFc yoars
Rest ia peace. Amen.
His funeral will take place from ~. Pc
ter $ Cathedral THIS Tuesday MORNING
Of 10 q clock. with gequic m mass.
Western North Carolina and Connecticut
papers please copy.
TINSLEY. Died. In this city on Mon
day the l7th, AZ 2:35 J.. VI. Mrs. CON-
STANCE II. TINSLEY, IN the hny.sxth
year Of her age.
Her funeral VIII take WEDNESDAY
MORNING from ~. Peters Cathedral AT .
o'clock. 2fff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14

Suppose we draw on the editorial fra
ternity for candidate for Governor.
Drinksrd, Of the Dispatch, would run
the grammar of the government fault
lessly, and the politics, too. Or Barron
Hope, Of the Landmark, could write
his messages in epics. Or Brother
Whitehead, of the Adc0nce, could tell
" what he knows about farming" and
many other things besides. 0r--but
the list is too long TO gc through with.
Look to the press.-Lwch6urg Ners.
1t was modesty that abbreviated the
Nsrs's list. MCDONALD is At the
very centre of the State, and knows
that he could beat all the rest of them
literary fellers." They say" that
MALONE will put Editor YosT ON bis
ticket; bat well bet on Lynchburg all
the tins and therefore that Nc. can
beat him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14
Mr.. Kelley.

The New York Herald fights Mr..
KELLEY as il it haG taken contract
TO secure bis rejection by the court of
Austria. The World, on the con-
trsry, says that if FRANCIS JOSEPH
for the mere sake o. "bootlicking
HUMBERT proposes to please him by
insulting the United States in refusing
10 receive representative against
whom he has not even the faintest color Of
complaint, "the State Department at
Washington should distinctly inform
the Austrian Hungarian Government
that it has sent Mr.. KELLEY to its
court as the accredited representative
Of this Government, and that he is not
to be recalled for the sake Of pleasing
a Power like Italy"
The World adds:
"If, then, Francis Joseph declines TO
receive Mr.. Kelley, the Austrian Min
lister a. Washington should be handed
his passport and told to get out by the
first train from the capital snd by the
first steamer from New York. That
would be the short and sharp Jackso-
Man wsy Of settling the matter. In
point o, act we no more want diplo-
matte relations with Austria-Iiuagary
than q toad needs pocket"
The Herald says its Vienna CORE
spondent has had sn interview with
Herr Won AEOYEl1YI-MARICH on
this subject. But it is plain to US that
the correspondent has merely furnished
a second report Of the old interview.
In it Herr S. says Austria has not re-
refused to receive Mr.. KELLEY. No;
and Austria is not going to refuse to
receive him. The Austrian added that
the Jewish origin Of Mr.. KEIIEY's
wife had nothing to do with the OppOsi-
ton to his acceptance. " Were the
United States to send over a Jew rs
Minister | assure you" he sal 4, "we
should not mind"
Herr SZEGYENYI's reason for say
ing there was objection to Mr.. KELLEY
is contemplate, and one that FRANCIS
JOSEPH will not dare to give. Read it:
"In 1870 or 1871 did not Mr.. Kelley
make speech in defence of the
Papacy, in which occurred passages Of
fenSive to Victor Emanuel, a ruler of
friendly neighbor OF Austro-IIun-
garyy"
MIR. KELLEY is to be rejected because
he agreed with the King Of Austria in
his opinion Of VICTOR MANUEL and
his designs. Stuff and nonsense. The
Italian Government could have raised
that objection, but it is ridiculous in
the mouth of FRANCIS JOSEPH. And
it will never be heard from his mouth.
We will merely repeat here what we
said on the 4th instant
"Of course Francis Joseph will never
for a moment admit that Mr.. Kelley is
Objectionable TO him because he is OBJ
jectionable to the natural son Of Victor
Emanuel. If that were his reason for
Directing to Mr.. Kelley he would never
confess the fact.
Nor will he put his refusal to re-
ceive Mr.. Kelley upon the ground that
Mrs. Kelley is Jewess. The Roths-
childs have a large clearinghouse in
Vienna, and Francis Joseph is one Of
their clients. lie would not dare
to insult the people represented by that
house"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14

The Philadelphia North American
says: "The political orators in this
State who still talk about ex-rebel sem
timent would best promote the coun-
try's peace by holding. their own"
When it is remembered that the
North american is an ultra Republican
paper the rebuke it administers is a
singing one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14

A clause in the opinion Of the judge
tBondl likely 10 afford the Treasurer
cold comfort is that permitting him TO
withdraw the Coupons after paying the
costs Of the application. -Bradstreet's.
Yes, that wasa judicial joke. BOND
was poking fun at the Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14

We ask our old friend Of the Dsnvrlle
Register to formulate his creed and
bring it to the Democratic Convention
Of the 18th. We doubt not that the
committee on the platform will find in
it materials which they can use pro6ta-
bly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14

The Philadelphia Times says 1.-The
American navy will hereafter be run
upon business principles and water"
Yes. Running it " upon politics and
whisk6, went out with CHANDLER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14
BRIEF COMMENT.

BEEcHER preached in his uniform
on Sunday. II BEECHER would be
uniform in his preaching for a little
while the public might discover what he
believes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14

THE New York Tribune is trying
to prove that American humor is on
the decline" The T'ribune'S readers
certainly have no reason to think that
American bad humor is on the decline.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14

The Teachers Association which met
at keyser, West Va, last week passed
the following;
" Pesslsed, That il is the sense OF
this Association that scientific instrue-
ton should be given to the children OF
our State in regard to the evil effects
Of alcohol and tobacco upon the mind
and body"
Alcohol and tobacco"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14

We have but one point to present to
delegates TO the State Convsntien. II
we lose the State ticket we lose the Lee
gislature, and with tho loss Of the latter
our circuit judges go by the board.
This loss would affect every community
in the Commonwealth. - HarrentoB
True IadeS.
The next Legislature will eltCt a
United States senator, and circuit All
county judges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14

Doubtless the Government was right
in rejecting the Dolphin, but Mr.. Roach
has riyht to ask, :" If the Dolphin is
not fit Tor the alleged American navy,
what is she fit for?"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14

"Much Ado About Nothing" the
title Of . good book. There is much
ado about the "Shag" Fine-Cut Ciga.
rettes, and well they may be, for they
are the best in the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14
A Family Matter.

No secret about il. No mystery to
fathom. No mixture to compound.
No apothecary's clerk to depend on.
No doctors dog-latin prescription to
try to decipher. Simple and easy.
Only get it at the druggists and keep it
in the house. For dreadful debility,
doleful dyspepsia, languid liver COM
plant, and wretched rheumatism
Browns Iron Bitters is the family joy
and triumph. Best preparation of iron
in the world. Safest, surest, most
convenient ionic. Especially adapted
for weak and pale children, giving
them yigor and hesrtiness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14
say- D. & f. MITTELDORFER
SPECIAL CLOSING-OUT SALE
OF our entire stock OF
DRY GOODS NOTIONS, MATTlNGS. OIL
CLOTHS Gc. Nc

Of our entire stock Of
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, MATTINGS. OIL
CLOTHS. &c. &c.
In order 10 make room for our fall stock.
which Will be- purchased within the next
thirty days. We have detcrm ned TO close
out our entire stock AT great sacrifice.
We did not select one or two departments
and mark down the goods but went through
the entire stock, and We can say without
fear Of contradiction that our prices are
not only lower than any other house In the
city. but lower than the same goods can he
duplicated by us in New York city or else
where. Wesolicit your patronage and in
wife YOU 10 inspect our stock before pur-
chasing. Don't fail to avail yourself Of the
opportunity 10 supply yourself with such
nice fabrics at sucn sacrificing prices. Re-
mem Der that we are not oveStocked. and
At the prices we offer the goods cannot re-
main long on our shelves, 50 those IN want
81 bargains should call early and take ad-
vantage OF first choice.
LAWNS, WHITE GOODS. sc.
White India Linon, reduced from 10 to 25c. :;
While India l.inOn, re duced from 5to2lc. I:
White India Linon. reduced from 33 to l0c. ;
White India Lawn reduced from 20 to 1Oc. :;
White Linon Lawn, reduced from 10 20
White Linen Lawn, reduced from TO Sc. ;
White Linen Lawn. reduced from 8 to g.. :;
White and ColOred Mulls, reduced from 80
to 2Oc.;
Checked and Striped Muslns. reducedfrom
81 TO so cents yard. These prices have
been greatly reduced.
Figured Lawns for ;, "a, 8, and Toe. yard {;
Nuns Yelling from Is 10 2jc. a yard;
ParasO,s at prime cost;
Jerseys below cost;
Ladies Gloves and Mitis AT cost;
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Collars and
Cufis at a very low figure.
Mattings. Mattings. MattlngS-at cost, ana a
variety Of other articles too numerous
TO mention.
BY calling AT our store you can be con-
WINGED that We are not only advertising
low prices. but are giving the trade every
opportunity to purchase. We are anXl Gus
to sell now. Ifyou want to buy we will soon
close ont our stock.
ID. q r.. MITTELDORFER,
is l2-Su, Tu&Tn 527 east Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14
INSURANCE. AGENTS.

W. o. SHELTON II. l.. CABELL.
SKELT0N 4 CABELL,
~ 1901 BANK STREET,
Telephone, 3s9.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
AGENCY.
As special agents of the VALLEY MU-
TUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA
we offer safe and reliable life Insurance AT
lowest rates. Correspondence and business
solicited. ~ l2-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14

sCHIOSSER joys. - Married. In this
aiy. on "wednesday, June =. 1ss5. by Rev.
J. IL. HIis0n. NJ. HtSRY i. BCHLOSSER
mond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14

We will sell every article in our house at
such low prices as they have never before
been sold for.
COST and VALUE are entirely out Of the
question.
MONEY is what We want, and the only
way to get tits to sacrifice our entire stool,
al such low figures that our friendsare COM
penedto purchase.
Wefucan what We say. and an eXamina-
tlon ~ our stock aud prices viii prove this
assertion.
Our stock consists of all the newest and
most desirable goods for summer wear. Any
article In our Fall and Winter stock comes
under this sacrifice.
our reason FOR this great sacrifice is thai
one OF the members ofOur firm. having gone
into new business desires 10 withdraw
nom our house on September LIST. We
therefore need CASH to settle this matter.
This is rare chance TO secure immense
bargains
Mall orders promptly attended 10.
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
Ffth aud Broad streets.
iyl2-Su Tu&Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14
ITO PHYSICIANS.
Je2s corner Broad and Ninth streets

DENNYR0YAL PILLS.-CIII-
l. CHESTERS ENGLISH the original
and only genuine. Safe and reliable. Be-
ware OF worthless limitations. lndispensa-
bic to ladies. Ask your druggist for " CHI
CHESTERS ENGLISH" and take 40
other or incloss four cents (stampsl 10 IA
for particulars In letter by return mail.
Name paper CHICHESTER CHEMICAL
CO., 23l3 Madison SQUARE, Philaielphia.
Ia. AT druggists Trade supplied by
ThOrnbury ~ Ramos je 1854 .Su6Tuly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14
ARCHITECTS PLANS.

DLANSFOR THE ERECTION OF A
l. BUILDING for the Young Mems Chris
tian Association OF Richmond, Va, viii be
received at the Office OF the secretary until
SEPT ENBER l. 1885. For the first choice
$500 will be paid: slOO for the second; 500
for the third.
The cost OF said building must not exceed
$4,000.
Additional Information furnished on APP
plication. HOWARD SWINEFORD,
Chairman Building Committee.
ii. VI. CLARKE, General Secretary.
jy l3-Su, Tu&Th3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14

~ 80 NehtItl TICKET agent.
STEAMER GEMS EXCUR- atSN.,
: SlONS % CITY POINT sAs9hA2-
uHgED STATES MONITOR FLEET.
~ TCH GAP, aud DREWRY'S BLUFF.
LEAVE EVFHY
WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY, and SATUK-
iNt, TO Dutch Gap, I i. ~; return 1880
SUNDAY. 10 city Point and Monitors. 9
A. n. return i. ". (Nine-horr tripJ
SUNDAY, 10 Dutch Gap. 5 z. NJ. return
MONDAY. 20 city Point and Monitors. 8
A: NJ; return y. VI. (Al-day trip
tnJm Twenty-s"ond and Dock streets
Le13s carr at Twenty second and Main
streets. Music and refreshments Hand
come kimball Organ furnished by w, ID.
Noses 4 90.
Fare To city Point and Monitors. soc.
bAre 10 Dutch Gap; Gentlemen, soc. la
dies and children, zoe. Ne charge for chil-
dren under ave yean. No improper persons
allowed aboard. Just the trip for invalids
and children.
The GEM also makes a trip TO CLARE
MONT and Intern ediRie landings TUESDAYS
snd Thursdays 3 A. AZ. Freight received
Mondays aud Wednesdays.
The GEN can be- chartered for any day al
low rates. Capacity for 500 persons Apply
early 10 X V. OWEN. Agent,
twenty sovOnd aud Dock streets.
- S-tSf2e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-14
N NHltIAf.IS

"Called Back to get the " Shag =
Fine-Cut Cigarettes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-18

MISCELLANEOUS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-18
OVER THE WATER.
Unemployed Men In London Be
come Demonstrative Another
Plot Discovered Heavy SNOW.
storms In Montreal The Pope
Refuses TO See Dayfst.


LosDos. Feb. I7--Wllian Hyndman.
Chairman Q. the Democratic federation.
presided ala meeting Of unemployed work
yesterday. Chsers for social reyolu-
noa we're given. Violent speeches we're
made The speakers insisted tia, The
railroad and other public compsnie, sbou,s
Be forbidden 10 employ men over eish,
hours . day. One asserted that Jaw Gtou,a
recently defeated 8 similar measure in Nax
York. and that he had his pro.osvnss IN
the Goshsns, Rcthchilds ana Br,s.s~s -
this country. Some policemen drew ,hs;-
slaves when the crowd became noisv ana
demonssratiye. The mob when ehsrgsS
By the police fed precipisa,sly. s,o9S-
we're thrown at the police. and 80, =
them were knocked down.
BERSE, Feb. I7.-The oesei.ls hsxa
been warned Of q plot to blow I'D the Fed.
erAi Palace with dynamite, In retaliation
ior me repressive measures recan,lv
adopted by the Federal Council II =
stated that the police Of Geneva a;sso..
cred the secret Of = dynamite fsc,ory -
tnas city. and that all the workman ara-
ployed in the factory were Swiss
MONTREAL, Feb. 1.-THE heaviest NOV.
storm for years israging here. sinca ~,
evening trafio on the railroad is Al ! ss.nd.
point. Sm any
ROME Feb. 1.-THE Pope refused 10 sas
Mienaei Davitt. II is stated that he sas,s
England would deem an audience ws.s
sn unfrisndly act. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-18

The Journal Of Commerce says re.
Gently: There is a shrewd suspicion that
the use of silver certificates in the settle
ment Of Mondays balances was not in
consequence Of any occasion for it, ex.
cept q desire to show the attitude of the
New York banks and enable the Score.
tary Of the Treasury to give Bland reso-
luton al assuring answer. One Of the
Clearinghouse banks offered on Tuesday
to take 81. 200. 900 in certificates from
the Sub-Treasury, but the offer was not
responded to.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-18

OF the two most prominent men before
the Illinois Legislature for the United
States Senasorship-the one On the Re
publican and the other On the Democratic
side. the ST. Paul Gazette says:
They commenced public life together,
being members Of the same Legislature,
and each representing the same eOansy
in which he was born They were both
political Geutsnants Of Stephen A. Doug
lass when he held Illinois in his grasp.
They entered the Army together As
Colonies of regiments. and both were
wounded at Fort Donelson on the same
day and in the same assault. They have
always been the warmest personal friends.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-18

r..sall Brothers give notice that tney
have purchased the boot and shoe eo DuslneI j
formerly conducted here by b1own .
TssaelI. and have removed their stock 70
49, P',lev-Rickard building next door 70
Remington, johnson 4 Co.'S grocery
mepse assortment of sentlemen's boots ana
shoes; also, An elegant line Of ls d S1. an.
cbiIdreu's foot wear. No store in Neysos
80 larger assortment, or sells
goods At lower prices. than the Tas:ell
Brothers.
Just Received,
A, Bergs, 9 lot Of Booths fresh oysters
rb;cb he will sell at ninety cents 8 box
us siso has a large quantity Of fine, fresh
poultry, which he is selling at oedrccA
prices.
VIVA. III. stowell,
Ass.yer. No. 8 Main street. Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-18

"Gold." says q Georgia editor, sis
found in thirty-six counties in this State,
silver in three. diamonds in twenty-six,
and whisky in all Of them. and the last
gets away with all the rest"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-18
BORN.
lied

IN Antelope Valley, Eureka county. FEB 10.
tss5. Bopedetto Antracoli, . native Of Italy
sgsd 50 years.
Funeral viii take plsee this wednesday,
.,.rynoon at 2 O'Clock from the undertaking
rooms Of P. q. HUI. Friends and seqnant-
.rees are invited 10 attend.
s.sord. FEB. II, 1885, James Msttock, .
,.t;ve of County Durham, England, aged d
years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-18

SEvEhAL NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
a,u can DC had 81 Mrs. w.. Plumhof's, ON Mob
fell-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-18

s~PESGFIELD. H., Feb. 17.-At . legis-
lAnys joint session 10 vote for United
States Senator. the Speaker voted for Nor.
rison. No other votes we're cast.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-18

A LII PERSONS OWING THE uNp nd
IA signed will call as soon - possipie IA
settle up. They can and me ct ths Snsnuld
once IN the Courthouse. In case any - IN.
call and ind me out. sheriff stinson OF md
der Sheriff Mason will receive ali mon,yssR
receipt for the TOM ThA.s1s
Eureka. Jan. II. 1885.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-18

Troy. N. Y, Feb. l7.-Last night.
storm was the severess in years. The
trains on the Troy and Boston. New York
Central, and up North are s~novbouna