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The MatCllGSS Metal Polish
Best Made-Has no Equal.
Give it one trial on Tarnished Metals
and be Convinced.

1t is vegetable polish and warranted
free from Acids, POisons or Gritty subs
stances, and is superior to anything of
the kind heretofore offered to the public
for cleaning and polishing Metal Signs,
Railings, Show Gases, Harness Mount.
ings, Band Instruments, Brass or Metal
Lamps, Faucets, Stair Rods, Locomotive
Headlights, Gun Barrels, Brass, Copper,
Silverwarc, Nickel, Tinwarc, Zinc, Steel,
AND ALL METALS.
1t is especially adapted to Marine
Railroad, Stationary and Fire Engine
Works (hot or cold), and being free
from acids or grit, will not injure
journals, bearings, the black lettering
on metal signs, harness leather, or scratch
the finest polished surface,
The cleanest and best Polish for
Ladies to use for Household and Kitch-
en- use. 1t is put up neatly and convent
emily to suit all, in A, and 10 OF, and
five pound boxes, and every box guaran-
teed perfect
Prices, 25c, SOC, 75c ~ sd.
Aside from Its unequalled polishing
qualities, its strongest claim on the pub
lie favor rests in its absolute purity and
cleanliness, being clean, creamy paste,
easily and conveniently applied. For
Sale only at
PACIFIC HARDWARE co.
Call and get Sample Box.
SYL. j. CARTy, Sole Agent for Hawai-
ian Island ID
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DURING the continuance of the
Clearance Sale at the Hawaiian
Bazaar, late Ten Cent Store, from
this date, reduction of ten percent
will be allowed from all purchases of
q dollar and over.
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To Let or Lease.

THOSE very desirable premises situ-
Il ated at Kapalama, opposite the
"What Cheer House," possession given
at once. For terms apply to
65 2w JOHN F. COLBURN.
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NOTICE..

MIR. CHAS. HOYT'S Shoeing Shop
WI is now re-opened. Interfering
horses q specially. %
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In case any doubts may have been
occasioned the public, regarding the
arrival of the steamship City of
Sydney this week, by the published
statement that she is to be put on
the Japan route in place of the
wrecked City of Toxic, the agents,
Messrs. Hackfeld & Co., desire us to
say that they have advices that the
aforementioned steamer is coming as
advertised on her regular voyage to
the Australian Colonies.
The Chinese Admiralty some time
ago suddenly changed from British
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WANTED.
TROTTING RACE.

A TROTTING race will take place at
N Kapiolani Park, Saturday after.
noon, at . o'clock, between L. b.
Thomas bg Mack and J. S. Shane's sh
Dick for 500 a side. One mile heats
best three in five. G7 3t
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Ata California, discussing
the latest rumor of General Gordon's
survival, attributes the story to the
barbarian prediction for hero-wor-
ship and superstitious belief in the
deathlessness of great men.
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NOTICE..

THE undersigned Lam Koan, having
Il bought the Restaurant on Hotel
Street, will carry on the business at the
old stand, furnishing the tables with
the best the market affords, at the cheap
est rates. Madame Adele DeJean, the
former owner, will pay all debts due by
the concern to this date.
LAM KOAN.
Honolulu, July 7, 1885. G5 1w
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o7 and 90 Hotel street,
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED ON ICE:

California Grapes Pch Apcot Pums Pears Nearines and Pne Also
Fresh Shmps Goldfish CLANS She'll
Also few % Red Cabbge Swiss Cheese Cream Cheese Edam Cheese and
Kegs Family Butter.
SoFne Fat Smoked Salmon dried
fine lot of choice New Zealand Potatoes received and for sale
cheap quantities
full
Mariposa
arrival steamers Fruits,
Fish, Game
Goods delivered of all of Honolulu
Telephone Pc Box
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Music by the unnd,

Every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday
Evening; also at the Wednesday Ma
tince. II. L. WALL, Manager.
as
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JOSEPH f. WISEMAN,,

JOSEPH T.. WISEMAN,
Only Recognized Agent
ESTABLISHED 1870.
Campbes Feproof St. Honolulu
II. o. Box s1S Telephone I72.
dom. Offices Houses Cottages and Rooms.
Travelling Public will apply Tickets
Volcano.
YORK-The in
GREAT BURLINGTON AMERICA
excels all
the meals choicest and the Palace and Dining Cars the handomet
lin
branches of industry on the Islands,
SOLICITING INSURANCE CO.
The best known Company in the Islands.
DISCHARGES
Duty Bills under Attorney. o.
MONEY BROKERLoans Money all times
description Bills
Distributed and Collected Books and
pondce Commercial Business promptly accurately
AGENT Companies abroad
carefully
of the World
apeinng Islands given faith
fully answered. ~
JOSEPH WIsEMAN
1913 General Business Agent Honolulu islands,
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WANTED.

A WOMAN to do general housework
IA in q family. A comfortable home
and suitable wages promised. Apply at
this office. 62 IF
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to l. Fisher are
n requested to pay at once, and all
persons having accounts against L.
Fisher are requested to present them for
payment at once. No. 13 Liliha Street.
R1 3t
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NOTICE.

EISHER'S Champagne Cider Bust
IL ness will he discontinued until
further notice. Per Order. 64 1w
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TO LET.
M rs. j. Rodanet

WHISTLES to inform her customers
w that she is still at 81 Beretania
Street, AMI will continue the dress-mak-
ing business there, at her usual low
rates. 64 1w
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WANTED

PI young German, n situation as
ID coachman. Apply at this office.
65 1w*
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WANTED.
FIRE POLICE.

DEGULAR meeting will be held to-
III morrow Thursday evening, July
O. at z 80 o'clock sharp, at the hall of
Engine Co. No. 2. Annual election of
officers. w. E. HERRICK, Captain.
G62t
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Gases Brown Soap,

1s bbls Mineral Paint,
Mammoth Rockers,
Book Cases, Assorted,
Extension Top Carriages.
Cases Curled Hair,
Drums of Caustic Soda.
2B I'm
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contain

the United Irishman tha. contain Rossa'.s red-hot editorials.
 Rossa pooh-poohsl al theories He said that while he was sitting in his office 4mvkinc, some paper filtered ovor ;hs 3c+r caught hrs f,robsLly from lighted mstel. He and h;s friends tr:,<l 10 tanIp it out, l D: ti,nl- ing they couli not do i. gave ,L- alarm.
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Order of Court.

! COUNTY, ARIZONA TERRITORY.
 In the matter of Leo Korer and B, H Peter. eos, who heretoJqse Sops bu,iness und r the Srn name and style of Korn.r A Petersop. in ssio e9nosy ano ieg!s1ryrissolvent debtors,
 thte eoert, the petition, schedule snd i1ver,orY iu tnsolvepey, by which it appears that they sIe inso!vsnt osbtors, the ssid Leo Kornsr and B. U . {sss!son are hereby d;sIsred to be insoiyent. Tte oeynu cs me County Of Cochisc is hereby di rse.sd to take posfession of al the estate real and perfona of the said Leo Eorner and D. H. FsErsop. oeotus. whc,her of . partn ership or Petsoes} character except such as rnoy be by law exsLp. iS0n execution. and Of all their deeds rosnts. eooks of scconnts ard psperr, and 10 xssNgnss cf the estat<. All persons are forbid oen 70 pay any debte to the rad iusolyrnts ov sitpss vt th.u, or to deliver sny property be- syH,og 70 tesm, of to any ps.s,n. arm or cc.por- "rs sse hereby t,rsiddsp 70 trsns,er or deliver sny property eptii tAe further order Of ttis Svun. s&estt $s hsrrtL ordered.
 iunh@r ordered 'bst all tbe cretitoss of sn.e Ss nofr; ss and appear buore toe Hon. Web Coprfy, Afixona Terri,o y, in Open conrt' ar tS. soprt i0on d said eonrt tp the CitS ot ouah ytoGe coaIlty and teriitosy storessid on rhe I0rh csy vf esp's uher lsSe, stW W o'clock A. 1.. of .lst esy, to prove tae'r dobss snd chose one or
 H !. !sryss, ord.sed ;sss ise erder ;. publish din Tug ToxasssHy. . ds,iy usos1 vsnd .evspsPey Se tsnefsT eissulaiiop, publshed in thevtysf TsHhst, ,Ss v lhs eoassy of Ccchi.s Sssel saSs5 n SSSsbcS e ss Ss,ss ;s o.s:. sss cid of erssiIors. '"' 'ne t ie fdr,hsr nrde.d-d <hs. in ,h. ,,..,,,,,.
 2f3csedtags sgatpst tke -sid in. o,yssfs Sr
 G. a,s.n ]. :ss. AfFss S.sa,; sSgexI: EXT.
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City om cers
Sandy Bob's Stage Line,

tsge connect with Eastern and West ern bound trains leaves st S:i5 \. m. Stage for B.bee leaves every day tcXcspt iandny) at 6 a. H., City time
 Stage 10 connect with Guaymas train !svves at pm.
 Stage for Charleston leaves at T 8. m. Oitce: i06 Allen street, under Ucciden ntal Hotel.
 ,., Pos,offiee Directory. Postofice open from a. ID. to ?. m., and one hour after distribution Of evening mail. Registry buslness from s s. m. to 5 D. m. Money order business from g q. ID. to { ?. m. Open Sundays from 1 30 to 5 D. m.. and one hour after distribution of evening mail. All out. going mails (except for Bis peel close at s A. m. Mail for Bisbce close. al 70 D. m. Postal notes issncd for any cam from one ceut to s499. Fee for each note, 2 cents. JOHN r. CLCM.
 Pos tm aster.
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CONStahlc'S Sale.

RT NlR EU AZ K. CUT ON IS TED D '.Ht O. in" Ju-tic" (. ur = T. \ y"rl, <, J r hi T mhstcn -L' ~ O. Co hi-e. | ri rs \ i1O g. [" n!c d. ei and U live rd or (. ;u' -mentr dere i .Li q u thv 2Tth ca. Uf E's, A 1SN'. Ill iasJr,'i Gro N >wa L. nd n E ' "lisH. a'.u -.si st J-rr Brit'n w.e cir am, mma ed tn ''ak the in oi fort. $ .U drH I- dIn.Ggc W in .s tG-c IleIen ron, daI oI IudGmc tht at' oft Il Dor rC | l.cr m. nus" niiii ? in: .'e ih nitn lv,o .r iur. Ia u f"rN tands' IiG six ,,t, III VI l.O lulla COS . oi -u [. ioaeih itn Tn eos ,nEt mat sccr,I- ave 'hi> day l ve urpn lh, i, l..,,I ILg .s crlbed pr per tow ] De lar-e r.mc ruilI- it.G anu sidc ar :Hr c'u an u: cheI Ihpr Io kn wu caile': '-Je Bat. ',''- r iuo.. nd n''" CCrpI ny ld haitn. sat 'a., iEs II leu on ih' nSn stiee. m I ai:bs Lk, o chis' "uut, trizUEa
 r hl T .icr i- her 2 ven q a on The .Gtn caN 'f AL.US- \ T.. l-t5 slNe,n rh antl.so, . a ih ant U In O vii: al z h Q! D Il. il !r"ni oi 'OrhI- C1auIy co r. IoG >- Il Ton b. -iuie. ar.z'L.. ",,Is Ii Ii Lc gfv. li.. \ | m T = ta sal Jcrr Baton Ii aui Io oh d -cr -dI r riy tp bile ...cti,n.t 2 ElSbe aud b,e- 10. eds .a ilE u.n ~ r4 A" >'.i',. r.a.cs, to ti Iy saiG exec. 7. l a :. ,u-.-
 rar,a .., gg-t 4.iss-.
 JASE> L&T,oS. c, asta'le
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Not UeN6.
SIERRA MApREs, August

SIERRA MApREs, August 27th
 Msseas. CAESAR AND WEHRYHIrz: see by late copies Ot THx ToNEs1oSE .hst w.s reported seriously ~ounde d and It was thought I would de. Thrse reports s.e not correct. as l am ns wounded uSs am ! dead, but tell you that ! an awful dry, and I want you to send me consignment ofthat ice cod Antueser beer, that gre selling .n the people of Tombstone. on'y wish was there to have it drawn from ,i,rt patent German souata!n. GERONIMO.
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There is letter addressed toC. E Mi'chell. D"w"ey, Los Angeics Co, Cal, iyd for posi- age t t!c pus;oiicc.
 Nr. ]. spencer. the carnage painter. has Painted a hand" "Die rlCiN-e uf He late Frank Page. who nus kita al B,s.er at, .,t four 'ears ago. The picture is on cyk.bit.oa in M"nm'nicr Bouk Store, Cd Altrn street. aid -hv"- th;t NIT S. encer is ra rr,is. of au
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Mr. Williams arrived In this city 10. dag from the Capaneas. and siatss that the h. dians are still rowing through there. ss & bsnd of about thirty were seen in the West. ern Cansness few days since. He also states that the Mexican who WAS shot m the back by he raisns two week. sso, has since died.
 Lieutenant Richards arrived from Fort Huschnca this afternoon. He came oser expecting to find U. 8. Marshal Meade in :o1n. but failing in this. he has telegrsphed him to come aud tsk- charge of the men who robbed ihs government cars last night.
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Niu Another.

Hafher & Shaughnessy. the popular rro- prie;ors of the Billiard paslors. on Allen st, having made arrangements with the propri- tors of the Celebrated >S4hiiiz M,lwauke: beer. have had fa. ic, chest erected in slsi' saloon and are now prepared to serve their numerous customers with schooners cf this celebrated beer on d:aught, ice cold D;op h sud tyyit aEa
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate oi Mi Laci HnSlry :, q. ceased; Notice. l. b'r"Uy given hy ihr u,GeT>, yr, u, uG,nii, I't at"r ot the Es,ile ol Mi,ha.i Hayiry, de 'a">sd. i" tr- dtors oi, aLu ali ,, rsv, s na'.ne 'iaims against the -aId d,c-.srd, tu Sk ih.. ii" tn VI h the ircc snri YUEcIIrr-, HuEin !utir ni it ait.r Iat iiisi Iii,I, ati,.,, "i ii::s !G"iiee, tu Ir sa il AduIim!>ti:t or n. hi- >a'ofn, 1n a irn siteci, c.tw. en Eul, aud rix,h sLeei-, in lDmost.gc. iii tnv oniitS ,.t .uch.~.
 iE.tru toiy 4. iooJ. JC DEAN
 Aunm,.irat'T "i the E-t,;. oi llicha-l ':l. .,-, q c...,..
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The Silver
 City Stables.

Cor. : \ i and A eu Sir~ru. Tie undersigned would hereby notify the public that he has removed his sta hles to the corner of Sixth and Ailt.u streets, and that be is prepared to rent
 Sin0ie and D0abfD Irdms and saddle horses at the most reason. ale rates Also runs freight teams to Fairhank. Business nen bv marking goods to my care cGn h. sure of quick transportation.
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in politics at one ,i:ne being candid ate for Goveruc- oe sha. State. He IS also consid-ret to have political in fuence in Colorado,
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(iH iHtiCura
;,fantile Skin Beaut.ners-Appea. .o
 Fsc.hcrs-Try Them.

TOR C'ecrsing the Skin and Scalp cf Birth i' Hrmors, for alla, ing Itching, Burn ng and h. arnnation, for curing: the irst IT p...rs of gr -raB, l'soriasis, Aili. Crust, seal Hesd S-rcs. !, Ca., the great Skin Cure, and (: IcuRA so.p Il eyqu!~ita Skin GcaGiiiicr. cytcrnnily, ai,d e. ICcRA kEsolvENr, thc new B,oJ. !'ur.eer ia.er. ally, are !Ifa.liLle. 4 .soutely ui.re.
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:" SeoS COR NOrriNG.w

Vim. Gorton, ST Arlington Ave. Char.Sstovu, tas,., writes: ' Having paid ahou; s3C0 to t.st. ia-ss doctors |" cure my ba5y, N''h"ut sIccess. riei ;i,e CcrICUEA isEMEDIEs. which coInpie,e.- ,..st, eiter u.inE ,hree pacs cs.ses.
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For S0(0,

Two hsiv mattresses. one s-day clock. 2 feather pillows, one To. of crockery,2 paTlor stoves and sundry other household goods. Apply to Fred ". Smith. Third street. "ppo- site the Episcopal Church. s4-I.
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"TcBRIRry Arr-,cTrn.

Nr. and Ms. E7'rett e:cthns, Belcbertorz ia,s.. wr,ie: "Cu- iit:.c by was terribly alfred ith S' afua, Sal; RleTm and F-ysipeas e7. ncc he Vas born, and I.,.lir. we could I'ye hu aired him. urtil we tried Ct-ricUnA RzMEOifs, which gradually cured tim. un... he l. nyw l4t J acY cE.IG.n .n
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"FROAI HEAD TO FEET"

Ctarles Eayre Einkie, Jersey Cilv Hcgh.s v. '
 srtes Ny son, n lad of twelve years WAS rom. ie,eiy cured ot terrible case of Ec.pr1a D. :he ;Cr;CrEA REMEDIES From the ,cr of n.s hea! the soies Of his feet was on Cf fcacs" Every other remedy aud phJsicias had been ;..e5
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IOR PAT,E. LiNGEIH.

,-racia;s! children. with ilnp!y. ssli1w .sr. ;le
 CTicui!A PsdE0lES wiii prove p-rfcc: a'ss,ioS, .!.a.sirg ins biood and sxIR or inhcr-ci :mpur.- ics and rv9eiing the germs of scrcfuia rheums .sl., -,3l.i f lion, and severe skin diseases.
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.RCsr FOB THE SIsIX.r

Your C'T.CcRA < 5AEGIEs are ;te 1est fo- sSu .is sse, i hasH f7rr -"li, and your cUTr ss stliP tse Eaesj pleGciLai toilet soap in t,r 1Ark
 (. W. STAPLES. iprugg!sr,
 O=c=,!:a Mile, Wiz.
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Sold everywhere. l'.io, C--rycrRs, 57 c-uta; 'sEsoLvEET, , $l.ov; soir. 25 cents. Prer.~-l b? 9clTEU : gs AID CHEMICAL Co.,, Bc-.oa, LASS.
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Sen! eor " IEo>v tn Cure Skin Dfseascs'

C A SSF C.c Cuticura Soap, an ezqrs "A . [ itely sefiG:ned skin BesutIties
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Better Times Ahead.

BY many it is believed that business in
own Will be better after the present
month and money easier. Among the
reasons assigned for the belief ia, first,
'.a' ranohers are and will be for a couple
81 weeks yet busy harvesting, and. second.
naan qulte a percentage Of those OF our
people who have money to spend ara ont
.own aud oy the time mentioned will
10 ~ our midst. Then, too. IA can
uohndently be expected that il [certa;n Sa'
se'oPments now being made in The m,nas
2 p% Prospect Mountain and elsevbara %
nureka District, pan out " As wall ~
s~sasonaoly be expected, a much ho,. a
ssase OF affairs will ensue from sn"h
iuarces. Altogether, the sitna.,on u' ~
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His $. Little Diamond,

Lucky" Baldwin. the old masher,
knows how to say soft nothings to the
giddy danes that attract his susceptible
eye. A breach OF promise case against
him is now going on at Los Angeles, Miss
Louise Perkins being the plaintiff. The
fair Louise, in her testimony the other
day. said: About the 18th of April Mr..
Baldwin aud l were in his parlor, and he
was telling me how much he thought OF
me. He said II Re could get me he would
be rightly named Lucky" Baldwin. l
refused him at first, but he insisted, so
accepted. He called me his Little
Diamond " and other pet names.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-04
THE TRAMP NUISANCE.

How the People OF In Towns Along
the Central Pacific Road are
Pesrered.
The tramp nuisance in the several towns
in Nevada along the Central Pacific road
is becoming unbearsble. and patience
ceases to be a virtue. Tramps of all kinds
and characters daily visit those towns, and
the following from the Elko Independent
of last Saturday is undoubtedly a sample
OF the sentiment prevalent among the
good people thereof: ga pair of MANNED
tramps were working OF the sympathies OF
the people around the depot this morning
by p~arading their misfortuDes. 1t seems
hard to refuse TO contribute to one who ia
crippled, but such persons have no bust
ness to be tramping through the country
when there ia not q State nor q county in
the Union which has not made ample pro.
visions for the care of those of its citizens
who by misfortune are deprived of the
means Of taking care of themselves. A
man who is able to tramp through the
country is certainly able TO do something
for his own support"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-04

An IrOnclad Den Battered Down I'm
Sacram entO.

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 3.-Since all unlaw.
full gambling games in this city were sup
pressed by the city and police authorities
some time since, the Chinese have com
planned bitterly and more recently they
been conniving TO defy the law by making
in Chinatown an unnsssilable gambling re-
treat within numerous t~hicknesses of brick
walls and iron doors. Landlords and
Chinese were notified by the city author
tiles not TO 80 attempt o violation Of the
law as force would be used to demolish the
structures, If necessary, to prevent the un-
lawful games. The work of defiance by
constr noting bsrricades continued and
were just completed. A man appointed
10 shadow the place notified the police this
oon that the game had began and many
had entered to gamble. A raid was at
once made by the entire police force. All
points Of exit were guarded and the iron
doors were then battered down one after
another until the inner room wal reached
and the entire gang of 26 with q full
gambling layout were securely bagged.
The inmates were mostly armed with pis-
tolls and knives, etc., but we're handcuffed
together into groups and marched to the
City Prison without any casualties.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-04

The Eureka SENTINEL says: 1.-THE mail
route, over which the White Pine stage
runs, being 22S miles in length, is the
second longest continuous route Of the
kind in America. The longest is from
Sidney. Neb., to q point in Wyomina
Territory, being over 400 miles long
The SENTINEL forgets that there is q stage
line from WinDemucca to Boise City
Idaho, $40 miles in length, which is AZ
miles longer than the White Pine mai
route.-Silver State.
The SENTINEL talked Of long posta
routes; the Silver State has evidently
switched off on stage lines. Up until the
past year or two there were several posta
routes much longer than the one between
Eureka and Phoebe. but for a combine
ton OF reasons they have been cut up un
t%il-unless our informant. who Is now alb.
sent from town, is mistaken there is only
the one we mentioned that is longer. i
the mail service over the stage line spoken
OF by the Silver State is embodied In on.
postal route and the distance ia as stated
then we take water.
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The Weather.

The weather during the past three or
four days has been very warm, the Their
mometer bobbing about from SO to SO de-
grees in the shade. This is very warm
weather for Eureka. Even the "oldest
inhabitant" says it Is unparalleled. but
that Ia nonsense. Ninety eight degrees
has been experienced in this town half a
dozen times within the past ten years. ac.
cording to records kept. If the storms
that hover about and threaten us don't
strike US pretty soon, We shall have to
give up all hopes Of seeing the acqueduct
flushed this year. The shower last night
was refreshing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-04

A Few General observations Sug-
gested by the Late Decline.

gested by the Late Decline.
Copper is selling in the Eastern markets
at IL oil cents per pound. This is un-
usually low. A few years ago the ruling
rate was II cents. The decline has seri-
ously embarrassed most Of the Arizona
copper mines. the high price of transporta-
ton virtually closing the markets against
them. The Lake Superior mines are not
affected materially by the item of transpor-
tation, while the copper mat OF Butte,
Montana, carries enough of the precious
metals to bear the long haul. Gov. Tritle,
Of Arizona, is said to be q heavy loser by
the decline in copper. He was on the high
road to fortune through an interest in an
Arizona copper mine; bought out his part
ners and would rave become a copper king.
but the fall came and he got nine-holed, so
to speak. He has the property yet, but
there 10 no sale for the output, and all he
can do il to watch and wait for the rise
which may or may lot come in the sweet
by-and-by. No man can ~foretell the end
of the present depression which hangs like
a pail over every branch of business and
industry throughout the civilized world.
The situation in European countries is even
worse han IL is in the United States.
Until the "cIouds roll by people should
husband their resources and be content
with small profits.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-04
sarah AIthea Again Downed

BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3.-Dr. B. M.
Piper, of Chicago, who came here IS 40
exper. in the celebrated Sharon-Hill mar
rage contract, gave as a result of his ex-
animation the opinion that the words,
William Sharon, Of Nevada" appended
TO the contract were in the handwriting OF
Max Gumpel. the expert, for Miss Hill.
The latter brought suit against Piper.
claiming that his statement had d tend
ency to invalidate her document. Judge
Lswler to-day held that Piper made no
accusation OF forgery, but simply stated
whose handwriting he believed IL was. The
case was dismissed.