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ed to be shortened 50 as to allow the
cadets to join their batteries at the earliest
possible date.
BERLIN, April 29.-Mr. Gladstones
speech in the House of Commons on the
vote of credit is generally applauded by
the German press.
CAIRO, April 20.-Urgent orders have
been received at Suakim for the recall of
all the marines now serving with Gen
Graham's command.
On the Eve of War.
ST PETERSBURG, April 29.-The Novoe
Vremya, acting, it is believed, under inn
peral inspiration has attracted attention
by publishing an article with the startling
headline con the Eve of War" This ar
ticle declares that Russia in the event of
war will settle matters with England in
India and not in Afghanistan alone"
Five steamships have been purchased in
the United States by Russia and are to be
used us cruisers.
The Cars Ultimatum.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 29-The Gar
has sent an ultima.um to Great Britain
demanding that the latter shall accept
Russias proposed boundary line between
Turkestan and Afghanistan. If Great
Britain refuses to accept this boundary
Russia will proceed to Herat.
NJ. De Giers Resigns. but His Resigna-
ton is Not Accepted.
BRUSSELS, April ga despatch to the
Independence Beige from st. Petersburg
says: after the council yesterday at
which NJ. De Giers's proposals to adopt
conciliatory measures toward England
were rejected, NJ. De Giers rendered his
resignation as foreign minister, but the
Car refused to accept it at the present
crisis On the arrival of the news of the
Russian defeat in Afghanistan the Car
sent a conrier despatch to England in the
nature of an ultimatum, and signed an or
der for the mobilization of the forces.
Neutrality Negotiations.
COPENHAGEN, April 29.-.At the initia
tive of France negotiations are proceeding
between Sweden and Denmark for the
preservation of neutrality of these coun-
tries on common basis in the event OF
an Anglo-Russan war.
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Senator Morrilrs birthday.
by REV. BYRON SUNDERLAND.

How fleet the time, my honorcd friend,
Since first beneath our native skies
In fair Vermont thine eyes bchcd
The dawn of hfe's long day arise.
Old STAFFORD Canst thou Ger forget
Thy bOyhOOd sport, devoid of care,
The FORMS the faces, all the scenes
OF home and kindred clustered there?
Rare was the air and sweet the light
Among our glorious hills aud wales,
Inspiring lofty thoughts and aims,
The honest fame that never fails.
That mountain state That eagles nest 4
What mighty souls have plumcd for flight
out OF this northern cyrie hung
Beneath the pole stars lowering light?
Brave sons Sent forth in troublouS times,
With voice and deed the nations course
To shape ana settle, grand ana free,
Instinct with cVCr-during force.
And long and well hast thou maintained
In the high councils of the land
Thy noble part, ana left aname
Writ in her records clear and grand.
Thrce-scorc of years and ten and five
Time seems tbs NigOr force To spare,
The snow upon thy hcad dcscends
AS If 'twcrc 10th to whitcu there.
Oh, may ii be far later yet,
When yielding 10 the stern decree,
Thy sinking sur shall disappear
And leave us wan for loss of thee
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Philena Clark's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, : The HOnOra-
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN, s.. bile the Probate
Court for the District of Chittcndcn.
To all persons interested in the estate of
Phllcna Clark, late OF Wiliston in said district,
deceased, GREETING:
Whereas. said court has assigned the goth day
of May, 1873, next for the settlement of the
executors account, and for decree of
the residue of SAID estate to the heirs of said
deceased and ordered that public notice there
of bc given TO All persons interested i'll said
estate by publishing this order three weeks
successfully previous to the day assigned,
in the Darlington Free Press, printed III Bur-
lingtOn, in said district.
Therefore YOU are hereby notified to appear
at the Probate Court rooms in burlington, on
the day assigned, then and there to contest
the allowance of said account if you see cause
and to establish your right as heirs, legatees
and lawful claimants of said residue.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of
April, lssj. GEO W. WALES, Register.
'i4wit
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Why Everybody Uses
Royal Baking Powder.

1t is the best baking powder
1t is made from absolutely pure materials
1t is free from alum.
1t is free from lime
1t is free from every mpurity
1t is absolutely pure
1t is the only absolutely pure baking powder made
questioned.
1t is perfect baking powder.
1t always makes light sweet and wholesome bread cake
and biscuit
1t has stood the crucial test of the kitchen for twenty
years, without single failure.
Its products when hot never inconvenience the most
sensitive stomach
1t is always uniform in it's work.
1t is of the highest strength having greater leavening
power than any other.
1t is the most economical in use.
It always resh and will keep its full strength any time
in any climate
1t is ndorsed by the government chemists as absolutely
pure and wholesome and reported for government
1t is certified by the eminent chemists the purest
and best baking powder in the market.
It's superiority all other baking powders in strength
purity, and whoesomeness is universally conceded.
1t has proved its merits concusively that its sales
greater than the combined sales Of all other baking powders
in the country
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IAN IMPERIAL POLICY"
THIS is WHAT GLADSTONE CALLS 1T.
The Premier Explains why the Govern
mcnt Asked for the vote of Credit--His
Version of the Argument with
Russia-The situation Critical.

supply, the vote OF credit as whole beng
up, Mr.. Gladstone proceeded TO explain the
governments object in asking for it. lie
disposed of any probable discussion of the
Soudan question by Il short and powerful
argument urging that it was now the
paramount duty of the government ''to
hold the British forces in the Soudan
available for service wherever call of duty
and honor may take them in the service
of the British Empire" This utterance
was received with cheers.
Mr.. Gladstone continued: 81 now come
to the subject of special preparations,
with Eregard to which have heard with
great satisfaction of assurances of honor
able gentlemen opposed to the govern
ment that they are disposed to forward in
every way the grant of funds to us
[cheers from opposition benchesl which
to the best of our mind and judy
ment are required for the mainten-
ance of what | on former occasions de-
scribed as It national and imperial policy
[Cheers. Cetainly IN adequate sense
of our obligations to our Indian
empire has never yet been exclusively
claimed by any one party in state 1t is
an imperial policy in which we are en-
gagged. In respect to this vote | have
.l,,+ 4, ,,, an
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Appointments for Burlington District.

Appointments for burlington District.
The following are the appointments
for Burlington District made ut the SEES
sion of the Troy Conference at Saratoga
j. w. Bennett, presiding elder. Airing
nington, 7: c. Potter Brandon, j. w.
Quinlan Benson, j. H. Bond Burling-
ton, NJ. ID. Jump Bridport and Shore
ham, p. Marshall Castleton, j. b. Wood;
Bristol, a. n. Nash Charlotte. NJ. a.
Wicker; Fast Midd1lebury, and West
b. Mead Factory Point and Dorset, j. Il.
Metcalf Hinesburgh, George A. Kerr 4;
Leicester and Goshen, supplied by l.. ..
Hathaway Lincoln, supplied by 5. NJ.
Wilbur MendOn and East Pittsford, sup
piled by NJ. r. French ; Middlebury, j. j.
Bennington and South SALISBURY, j. c.
Langford ; North Ferrisburgh, T. w.
Gregory PantUn, j. 5. Mott Pawlet and
Wales, supplied by f. Cannum; Pittsford
X. w. Smith Rutland, +. Widmer ;
Shelburne, l.. a. Dibble Starksboro,
and Middleton, NJ. Hitchcock; Vergennes
and Ferrlsburgh Centre, H. f. Austin /;
West Addison, j. G. Walker Weybridge,
to be supplied; WillistOn, ;. ID. Elkins
Winooski, j. q. Cooling West Rutland,
and Clarendon, supplied by j. l.. Perkins,
Weybridge supplied by +. IL, Delevan.
! The following are the more important
statistics of the Burlington District
Number of probationers, 40 full mem
bers, 2657 deaths, 10 adults baptized
209 children baptized, 36 number OF
churches, Al ; probable value, sab, 600
number of parsonages, 80 probable
value, 5000; paid for building and
church improvements Sl2,O57 paid on
old Indebtedness, S504l present indebt
edness, s123s Sunday school scholars
4lSl benevolent collections. $30Jl.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-06
mo. 1911
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

EUREKA. NEVADA. November "a, 1884,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN sweetwster Mining Company. of Treasure
Hill, Nevsds, whose costorics address is
HAnilton. Nevada. has this day hied its sppn-
cation for 8 prtent for fifteen hundred linear
feet OF the Hidden Treasure Number 2 mine or
vein bearing silver with surface ground SIX
hundred feet in width. situated In White Pine
Mining District. County Of White Pine and
State OF Nevada. and designated by the neid
notes and Official plat on file in this orace as
Lot Number 10, located upon unsurveyed
land, the exterior boundaries OF said Lot
Number ITO being ~ follows. to- vii;
Beginning At . post marked NO. l. oni.eu
sta ties survey No. Ito, whence the section cor
ntr common TO sections "a and %, Iownshap
i6 north. Range 81 east, and sessions ~ snu oo;
Township 1e north, Range - east, Mouns
Diablo Meridian. besrs south ~ aegrees 90
rsinutss west sea- feet. and peak No. bears
north IS degrees l6 minutes w-et olo 2-io Iee';
thence running. first course. north loH aeeiees
east ], SO feet to post mtrked no. = obi.es
ststes survey No. ITO; thence, seeona oonis
No. 8, United States survey No. ITO: tnsnee.
third course, sonth 10Y degrees west Leu ,se'
T. post marked No. .. United States survey 10.
TIC; and thence. fourth course. hofh e21 ~
States survey No. i0I. Hidden Treasure lode
$50 feet 20 post No. 2 Of ssid United STATE SUI.
vey No. loi. coo feet TO post No. !. the piAee"
beginning. containing Is S1-i0 acres.
Magnetic variation 10 degrees east.
The location OF this mine 10 recorded N I.
Recorders oface of White Pine Mining pw'
triet. in book L OF the records Of said disuiSs
This claim is bounded on The southwest
Hidden Treasure mining claim.
Any and all persons claiming adversely sny
| portion OF said Hidden Treasure No. 2 mine
surface ground are required to ME their y
verse claims with the Register OF the unnov
rtates Land once at Eureka. in the state "
Nevada. during the sixty days period OF pun.
cation hereof. OF they will be barred by yirta'
Of the provisions OF the Statute.
y. II HINcKLEY, Register:
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing Nots
of Application for Patent be pahlished for nv
period Of sixty days, in the Eureka DAILY
SENTINEL. . daily newspaper publishea "
Eureks, Nevada.
mas cod +. n. HINcKLEY. Register
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OF Menory LAssitade. Nocturnal kmissionfs
Aversion TO Society, Dtunes Of Vision. Noises
In the Head the vital E1jd passing unobserved
In the urine. and many other diseases that lead
10 insanity and death.
Dk. MINTIE will sgres 10 forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for . case of this kind that
tho VITAL RESTORATIVE under his
special advice and treAtrnenfj will not cure. or
for anything impure or injurious found In II.
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mere y no authority of law for . tunnel
a-on sVvo BY 800 feet. A proper location
eiain OF the tunnel for 5000 feet.
Anere 10 no provision OF law for pstentius
ng = innnsl may be patented in like manner
- ether lodes.
~ right lie granted 10 tunnel owners "a
s~nlets OF each blind lode. not previously
.s~at 70 exist. which may be discovered In
Nhen a lode IL struck or discovered for the
hrst tint In running 4 tunnel the tunnel
nels nave the option OF recording theii
:. " I.So feet all on one side OF the polni
sssSsty or Intersection, or partly on one
Nps .nereot and partly ON the other.
p.specung for blind lodes 10 prohibited or
e' . located tunnel while the tunnel
sna progress, but OF or parties are In no way
sees.sea irem prospecting for blind lod@s Of
,NnMnns tunnels 90 long a. they keep without
Nae 81 such tunnel. ni5t
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Porter Smith Look.

The Chief of Police seems intent on
abol:sbing n nuisance at least. We nave
il from reliable authority that any young
man found running loose on thursday
night. March &c, and wearing Mother huo-
bad and a pair Of roller skstes
on the street will be arresta,
as it is said that our IN Q
modesty forbids his looking while they are
displaying their handsome shapes too freely.
We ONLY know of one place OF refuge from
Porter's mighty wrath, and that is at the
North End Rink, where there will be many
pretty young men to hirt with. The most
Stately male girls, dressed in orocaded
~yelyeis, silks and satins, will grace the
grand march, which will be led BY the
two fine mules that took the puze al
the West Liberty Fair some summerssago.
The Siamese Twins will bring up the rear
of The column, with the fat man and other
curiosities. There will be a fine BRICK
building Zone brick at a tiue) given to the
most graceful skater, an electric light to the
most awkward one; also a big list OF prizes
for other skaters, too numerous to mention
This all takes place at the North End rlnk'
Thursday night, March 26.
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CITY

The Routine Proceedings Of Last Even
ing's Session.
The Second Branch Of City Council as
sembled in its chamber at 7 o'clock last
evening, an immense lobby being in attend
ance. At roll call the following members
answered to their names: Messrs. Butts,
Caldwell G. B., Clator, Crawford j. B.,
Crawford, Robert, Delbrugge, Gilleland,
Cruise, Harrell, Hildreth, Jaeger, Mccoy,
Mckinley, Scott, Schrsbe, Stanley, Smith,
Tracy, Vockler, Waterhouse, Weir ard Mr..
President-22.
The minutes of b epreVious meeting were
read and approved.
The report of the Committee on Contracts
was read and approved.
The report Of the Committee on Salaries
was read, and, after being amended in that
the salary of the Assessor In the North Dis
trict be reduced from $500 to $500, the re-
port was laid aside until after the reading of
the loan ordinance at the next meeting.
The petition Of f. J. Rothacker to keep
an ordinary at No. l044 Market street, with
Peter Welty and William Kress as s~ureties,
was granted.
The petition of E. F. Heyman to keep a
cofeehouse at No. 1912 Main street, with
Joseph Schaeier and N. Reilly 81 sure ties,
was granted
EThe petition Of Louisa Englehardt to keep
a coffee-house at No. 10l5 Market street,
with Charles Schmidt and Henry Braudfast
as s~ureties, was, after some little discussion,
granted.
The petition Of Simon Lasch TO keep an
ordinary ct No. 1880 Market street, with
jacob Lssch and Peter Welty as s%ureties,
was granted.
The petition of Louis Frick to keep an
ordinary, at No. 81 Sixteenth street. with
William Fssnacht and Charles Horstmau
as sure,ies. Uss granted.
The p~sti,iop of Charles f Schr, be to
lean O q. Gee hnnse ct 43l8 Wafer leel