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New-York tribune., 1886-04-21

NOTICE.
Certificate OF Deposit No 49 for ghtcen hundred dol
lars issued the Cent al trust March
"a. lSfl tDGfttL lOPF, hartman having been lost or
oestruycd appicat On has been midr 10 III @id 1iu
for new ccftucate Al cstcd . by
notified ne 81 Why
tcw cCrtlnc. tc shouic not be ISSUED.
Dated April Is. 1886
ysNO INVESIOKS.-We offer for sale at par
anc accr ed inter- ST. limited amount Of the first mort
Pa@e. ccu: bonds tsc MaiIc
NOIth rDai issuei
5000 mile Of actually cOnpct d
WchnVe m de Of he
and prospects o the and o. the Il
these hods aNOrd puTchas and holders and
able
lEcaIs gSino fuller ufOTIn furnished apple
body MCLEIIAN & {.
~ prot tdvyav Ncu-X Va
New-York tribune., 1886-04-21

WHITE STAR LINE. ,,
w UNITED STATES AND ROY Al MAIL STEAM
rEVVA y ~ can't Kennedy . Thursday. AprI b. O.
prN''" ~ '"P THURSDAY. April 20. 2p
% IrA Syrc Cant Perry Thu sday. NJ ay d. $50 III
m
HN' From the While Star Dock foot OF West I0th-sL
RATtS-Saioon 500 $50 nd $780, Return tickets on
favorable terms steragc TO the Olc Country $50
nerecon plans and otsr inform oh SpplV AZ tho com
P""'S on1c's ~" 81 "'"''' " H. j. CORTIs. Agent
Agents ior Phiade pniA STUART & rOBEY 4O6 Wanutst
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Counlrn y BOARD

GREENWICH. Conn.-Pcrmanent boarders
N de lrod nom June st 0n farm miles from y. Y aud
y. H. H II. station high healthy location ythIp
desiI able references gwen and Iequitcf. Address
J.. VIC. Greenwich, Coma.
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9nsirnltlon.
For Boys and Young Mt

For Boys and Young Men-city.
DOBERT X. RAYMOND,
III ate Principal Boston school of Oratory
E\ICK ERT;DCK Fit NC. l4thst and ,th ave- NY
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
u 41s IIoaGvay, I,ol 4:cft. 4sil yes prn aIy com
ere )sl and 6stsiCa1 aTtn Cnts instruction thorough
M Al. HoIpy ". /. Ain Inns &c henuchsoL Asso 10.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-21
ONO CENTRAL COAL co.

meeting OF the first bOndhoders OF OHIO
Centra coal COMPANY both vi be he'd Apri 20
1886. at D. H., at 40. llO broadway, n Y, roo 8.
a. .. GEEBE.
Secretary BOnChOldcrs' Committee.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-21
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MI
AG-WEST 23D-ST.-AG.

The leading school OF cOouuOn. dramatic art fore
hIlu3ees drawing and painting Tree advantages equa!
tla il essons Ier week fOr particulars address
r. EB. i.HAKD. President
New-York tribune., 1886-04-21
RAILROAD NEW JERSEY

~ Trains leave from thambcrs.s Depot Tor Fngevooi
Tenahy. opsrk and Nyack 62O 7;} S3n 81 and
II 80 a. lib 32 ~ 80 5:2O $40 500, :. 1880 m
IL midnight. sundays 1890, go a. M. 4 and p. ~
Connecting trains leave Spark II for Snern and nterned
72a s.t5. 1910 ll:l5 m 5JS, 7:iJ, l. D. n
Sundays l0:4O a. M. 9.lj p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-21
Ocean 9teamers.


DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, CHINA. GEN.
TRIAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
From New.York pier foot Canalst; ~
For an FraICsc0 via the Isthmus oil PsJsnA
ACAP L. sails 5at ur,iay, A ,ri -, noon.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
SAN rR.%pscrsco.
Cabin. $40. steera2s. S2O.
From San Francisco Let and Brannansts,
For China and Japan. . - .
CITY OF Pt H sails stnrdts. MAY ~. = D. M
For freight passage general Information apply nc Com
pany's Office on the pier. foot Csnart ~ n H,.s.n,
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
- TICrF FRtN' : NE 70 HAVhE
LABhAI Or Perier Iisuterive Wed. ADril ~ a. M
ST oEEMAiN. Bo,er....,. wcdnesdoy. APriI - m
81 LhCKE NJ, de Jaussclrn. Wednesday, May "a M
NOhNANDIf. ker npc wednesday. MAY IL, o. N
The next sailing Of La Nornsndie .inre ~
tecks payable az sight IN amounts 70 suit on the banQuo
Trapsatianftgue OF Paris.
BRANCH OFFICE. LILO BROADWAY.
NOTICE rD THE PUBL
DatnR from Juno the OF the COmp3Rnfe
Generate randt antTus VIII s1i from lew SAT
URDAY rst cad Of very "Wednesday. a. he retoiore.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SS. co.
IN SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
EEW.YORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
EMS Wed Abr 81. 1880 a M -SALlLl. SdL IaJ p m
.HAB-BURG, ApL24.l IL am MAIN. Mon, May 3. p m
EIDER, We'd April2S. y WFRRA. We'd. May ). a. IN
steame, marked sail for Bremen direct. ~
ess steamers at Ca in 90 s25 Al 90 ana &l75
Stecrage atlowest rates.
uELRICHS a Co, Bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1886-04-21
DED "Dn LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
Etcamtoats ano nailrouos.

RAY LINE
ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk Va, and south
Leave via P,nn r. 4. 430 Paror Baltimore
thence Palace Steamers. arriving at Ola Point 81
Norfolk a. N. II. V. rOMPAIsS. Qell Pass. Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-04-21

ALI. FARES REDUCED VIA

~ SDONINGTON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE
To ~ evidence s. 25 To Boston. 81 Steamsrs
leave from pier 80 North River block above Canal
b.. at SEQ p daily. except sunday; with
paror ecinins chars between steamers landing and
Boston without charge
New-York tribune., 1886-04-21
pipi0eno Notices.

ST. PAUL AND NoETnPRS PAcIFIc RAILWAY CO.
NEw-N oRK. April 10. 1855
QUARTERLY inter st due uay |, prox;,
upOn registered bond cciIfcacs ~ This comnanv WI
he transmitted 10 no ders of record Apf -
INST which until May 2 1856 the transfer oooks
Will be closed. ~ .o..,. or--
New-York tribune., 1886-04-21
TROY BOATS-CIrIZENS LINE.

steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pies
A. North River foot OF Chrstophcrst daily except Sa
day at q 3. sunday steamer touches at Albany.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-17

aud then take more tax. money from the
treasury and re purchase the territory and
again salt IL and again give the prpc-ets ca
the States AID may go On repeating the ~
GRAFTON OF buyiog, selling aud giving TO 10
6niiy. aud no harm will result 10 any STATE
or per.oo TAsrs ia sDmsihing sb,at this
reasoning toj deep fjr mf comprehension
cant nnderstsud how how Il is that q
tar dollar, although as IL lie. In the Treas
ury ia COMPANY Win lsnl-sile d Iilar4 aud
other common dollars. can no, be distin
guished from them with microscope, YET
the fact that lie having been obtained by
taxation has so sAnctifi ed aud cOujured il
that II IL be used for the unholy purpose oil
educating poor children, the sacred righti
Of the States aud Of the people will be there
By at once annihilsted and a general up
hesvai, dissolution and convulsiou OF thing
politicai will en'ne. and a. the upshot Of il
all the c)nstitu,ion OF the faihers, the
A~erican eagle. the Goddess Ct Liberty
and the S,sr-eyed Goodies, Of Reform vii
all be buried In one common grave, frou
which there can be no resurrection foreve,
This may all happen IL the DILL pisses, bu
I don't look for H. j B.
| Dan II 1896
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-17
easaaso co0sTr 0EpAaIassT.
inncaelef.

Lancaster. .
Col. w. o BRADLEY Is i'll with some.
thing like fever.
james Tudor, n Young man living
near Hyat,syille. died last Monday.
The Presbyte an ladies will give q
Christmas tree at the church on Dec. Oath.
MIR. Calvin East lie rsmodeling bis die
tillery buildings and will increase his ca
paciiy for mashing from Is to 20 bushels
per day. "C1l. East" whisky has a 6rsi'
class reputation.
Mrs. J d. Thompson, Of Louisville, il
visiting the Misses Noel. Mr.. o. E. Ellis
returned TO Louisville Tuesday. Mrs. K
n. Young levss this evening for her home
In shelbyville. Che will be accompanied
from here by Mics Fannie Huffman, who
will rsmsn until Spring.
MIR. James II. YAniis left for Crab Or
chard this morning, where at noon he was
marrisd TO Mis- MoIlie King. Among th'
persons Who accompanied Mr.. Yautis from
here we're Miss II ,t,is Ysntis and Mr.. w
J. Romans; Msssrs James West, Curt RIB
inson and Terrell Layton.
While this ample fall Of the "beauti
ful" lie 'lingeripg in our midst" splendi'
opportunity lie offered the citiZsns Wit
li,s on the streets leading GU, Of town u
play their snap, pluck and energy" b.
cleaning the snow of the sidewalks in from
Of their houses. Toe chance 10 not bsipI
taken advantage Of, however, 70 any gres'
extent.
Mr.. Hughie Logan, the clever drum
mer for w. 8. Dickinson q Co, Cincinnsti
lie spending hi, vac ition in Linc's'er. Las
Tuesday was the day for the Louisisn
Lottery and late in the afternoon Husai
received bogus telegram stating he hat
drawn the ne 1t little SUN Of $4,000. He
was oveij Dyed. Of course, and found tin
between the congratulations Of friends L
spend Is to 20 cents before discovering Oh
hoaI
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-17
IMP0R r.!

Without any further apology
from us, our tardy customers
may all expect to be SEVERELY
DUNNED after January LIST. We
are COMPELLED to pay our &C.
counts and you MUST pay yours.
We EARNESTLY ASK the cOntinu-
ed patronage of our PROMPT PAY
ING. friends, but those who are AL
WAYS PROMISING to pay accounts,
but who NEVER SETTLE, may
expect to be refused credit in flu
ture. Very Truly, &C.,
BRUCE & M'RORERYS.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-17
IDEAL BEAUTY.
4 Sonnet.

Tell me o poet, painter, virtuosO, sage,
Where the true ideal OF beauty lies,
That which all seek. but which to each ones
eyes
Appears In dlf'rent light and dif'rent STAGE
This theme did oft my youthful fancy sage.
Thought I; Ills in the clouds; or In the skies
So blue; In depth Of waters; or In dyes
or gems, or How'rt; In stars; or moon, that age
Has left as bright as when twas swung in air
But since I've come to look on woman's grace.
Her uess, lips, eyes and eountenance 90 fair;
To know her tenderness; her heart the place
Where man finds htayen-if beauty's any here
'Tis, tits In woman, -woman's heart and face.
December, 18th. 1885, BoBoLIEK.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-17
Hhana the TEoe Kniter FaILs.

Toe typewriter will never be universal
favorits. 1t may be anil doubtless issgood
thing to grind out an editorial on finance
or to fay mtn whom you don't Ike
Likewise good invention to turn out all
sorts Of commercial correspondence. But
there are fields where the pen-the old lash
ioned psa--is s,iil mightier than the type
writer, and ever will be, world without
end. Fancy man making love to his
sweetheart on a typewriter. Aud fancy
sSeetheart breathing her hearts secret
pouring her passionate warnings and TOO
expressions on a sheet OF pipsr where you
have to ring a bell at the end OF each line
Love can never get use g. any such mechan
ical apparatus as that, You might as wei
expect to pound out an opera on shee'
IRON boiler with sledge hammer. lmag
inc your sending message Of this sort Il
your best Cir: "My typewriter fails to ex
prees TO the feelings Of my heart" VIVA
would bundle OF typewriter letters Tool
like tied up ia faded ribbon? Do yo'
thick any sensibe girl would keep Low
letter turned out by atypswriteif Woui'
you? A typewriter letter. to use theatri
cal sen ace. ia good enough for one nigh
stand. but no one ever reads IL over. BE
sides, il lie perfectly useless in a breach Q
| promise suit. Chicago Herald.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-17

Hattie Davis, aged "a, and pretty, has
bsen sRindlins Connecticut men Her
game vas TO locate ia town, get prot-
porous m.n 10 make love 70 her, arrange an
early wsddinx, on the eve of which she
would bolt with the pressnts. Soc did three
Jobs in New York and Connecticut In eieh
months, and tney paid her about 81 800
Sac was a picture OF unprotected innocenc'
when working up 10 aud did her worS
az neat and clean as a cabinetmsker. =
Hartford Post.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-17

Daniel "Yss sire I've have bsea
reading that book King Humbsr sent me
-DAu,e's 'Iufsrno, YOU know "Yes sire"
"well, Daniel, 1 can give Dante some
points on that subject, which evidently
have not occurred to him Have him call
here before he issnes the next edition."
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-17

How Is your boodG Use Green's sir saparina
For sale by MeRobsrts & stage atsi
Use Green Cough Balsan for coughs and colds.
Price soc. For sale by Melsoberts stagg.
Green's Electric OIL cures all aches aud pains.
For sale by MeROberts a stag al soc.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-17

w. o Odd. prominent add honored
member of The L,uiryille bar, ia dead.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-12-17

Green's Golden Balm sure cure ior Catarrh at
60c, at MoRoberts & Stage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-30
The ChArIerOi Rioters.
ESPECIAL TO THE sESTINEL.l

~CHARLEBoI, March 29.-This city to-day
is a vast military camp, from which flying
columns are operating in all directions. 1t
is believed now that the worst is over. The
Government has authorized peaceable in
habitants of the city to arm themselves,
and to use every means in their power to
defend their domestics. There is more
confident feeling. Civilian patrols and
troops are overmastering the rioters. The
miners in Flenn and Borinage Districts
nave goAe out on a strike and have de-
stroyed the residence of a mine panager
by dynamite. In these districts there has
already been several conflicts between the
troops, and many have been killed on both
sides. Reinforcements have been sent to
the scenes from Nous. Vigilance commit
tees are being formed by citizens in other
places threatened by the strikers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-30
A Compromise I'm "a viii Case.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

SAN Francisco, March 29.-Tbe contest
OF the will of N. w. Chittenden, the we'll
known attorney who died in this city last
November, has come to an abrupt end in
the manner of q compromise. After the
death OF Chittenden Robert Simpson. his
former law partner, produced an alleged
Photographic will. ny which be was be-
queathed the whole of the large estate in
the fewest possible words. and was also
made executor without bonds. Simpson
has now decided to file in the Superior
Court the rellnquishment of all claim to
the estate. in consideration of which he 10
to receive SIS 600. The remainder Of the
estate, which goes to heirs Of the deceased,
amounts to $3.50, 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-30
LOCAL AND OTHER JOrS,
scraps from she Notebooks of she
SentineI's Reporter.

S6nkhhtt skcbOrScE
Gould and Curry leyies a 40. cent assess.
ment.
Reno Journal: Washoe will go about 800
Republican this Fall.
The weather yesterday afternoon and
evening was delightful.
Mrs. M. A. Douthett left on yesterdays
train to assume charge Of the public school
at Palisade.
Miss Efie Philips will leave Tomorrow
to assume charge OF the Diamond Valley
school.
Nothing short OF a new bonanza or a
circus will arouse Eureka out OF its present
dormant state.
The G o D mine, near Hamilton, shipped
10 the Richmond reduction works the other
| day two tons Of ore.
The people of Typo are Of the opinion
that with the advent OF Summer they will
see a revival OF mining there.
Miss Tillie Steler has been engaged as
teacher of the Dunderberg public school.
She will assume charge May /.
Report says that a very valuable strike
Of ore has just been made in the Page aud
Corwin mine at Secret Canyon.
Five tons Of ore were shipped from the
Macon City mine, Adams Hill, to the Rich
mond reduction works last week.
A shipment OF ore was made the other
day from the Davis min in New York Can
yon to the Richmond reduction works.
A shipment of IS tons of ore was made
from the Bowman mine on Adams Hill to
the Richmond reduction works last week.
The Miners Union and Mechanics
Union OF Storey county have resolved 10
boycott the San Francisco Call and Bulle-
tin.
II is rumored that Capt. John Kelly, the
irrepressible bear. was badly cinchcd by
the recent heavy decline in Bodie mining
shares.
Sheriff Stinson yesterday revoked the
appointment of Il. b. Bruffy as Deputy
Sheriff at Mineral Hill. this county. He
will make another appointment in a few
days.
Elko Free Press: Ainley's Touring mill
started up and ran all last week cracking
barley. His South Fork mill ia now rum
ming steadily and turning out q fine article
OF -four.
JIG Ford, the sheepman. has purchased
the Rives residence on Spring street that
was injured by fire a year and a half ago.
and is tearing Town and removing the
same to hisiranch at Roberts Greek, some Is
miles northwest OF town.
Read the new advertisement OF P. Steler
in this mornings SENTINEL. He has
made wonderful reductions in the prices of
fine jewelry and silverware, and also on all
other wares in his elegant establishment.
Drop in and ask him his prices. They
will astonish you.
Henry Bishop, a large real estate and
property owner in Eureka. wrote from
England recently TO his agent here. John
E. Jones, to raise the rent on each of his
Main street storerooms SIS and $40 per
month. GueJs Patty" has a pointer on
Eureka's future that none of US here know
snything Of.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-30
EM MA NEVADA.
She Sails for EurOpe-Mr. Schwab's
suit Against Her Discontinued.

She Sails for EurOpe-Mr. SchwRb's
sui Against Her Discontinued.
Emma Nevada sailed from New York
for Europe on March 16, after an emf
nently successful tour throughout the
United States. Prior to her departure
from New York a Commercial Advertiser
reporter had q talk with her. during
which she said, according to the reporter,
that the critic Of y well-known morning
paper had asked her for money a short
time before she made, her debut, aud that
he did not get the money. Therefore. she
says, she was treated unkindly by the
paper represented by the critic. On June
3 the World, in rehearsing another inter
view with Mile. Nevada, who was then in
London. represented her as saying: |
know Mr.. Frederick Schwab. He said to
q friend OF mine, shortly after my arrival
In New York. aud before l sang at the
academy, that his duty was simply to
report facts. II anything further was re-
CURED, meaning of course, il | wanted
particularly favorable notice. +" he would do
u as cheaply as possible" | made no re.
spoons of'any kind to this overture, and. as
all the Times notice OF INC therefore were
unkind, and as | was informed that Mr..
Schwab was the musical critic OF the
Times, naturally concluded that he
wanted money from me in return for
IaVofaole notices, and that, failing TO get
money ne wrote only u~nfavorable notices
oil my performances.
NINE. Nevada Palmer returned to this
city 10 October last. Mr.. Schwab SAYS
ina. within twenty -four hours after she
iahdeu MS attorneys addressed a n
'eoIS ie''er 70 her asking her TO recall or
eAp1aih tue words attributed TO her.
ihioush ner attorneys she declined to
20 So Iherenpon he brought suit for
manages ana the complaint was served on
net on october %. Since that date Mr..
"ou"Ao Saydl she has repeatedly obtained
e4tensions OF time IN which to answer the
oonpiaiht' and only within q short time
pas' mas the answer been served. Mr..
'on"ao summaries the five clauses Of his
complaint thus; The first refers 10 nv
p.o.essionai occupation, the second to
1ha'e OF NINE. Nevada, the third to my
personal repute, the fourth and fifth 10
tne worlds despatch and to the concln.
sions deducted therefrom."
10 answer to this complAint - savs
Mr. schwab. mime. Nevada comes into
court aud swears that she has moi made
she charSes attributed to her. Her state.
mens on oath, stripped of its prefect OF
avsal Verolage, runs thus: She admits the
aiosslon contained in clause two Of tbe
omplaint Concerning Nine. Neyada's
Pnnuu,S.onal occupation) she denies any
nno"loaee or information sn(icien, N
.oiui q belief az to all the allaostions oon,
tanned In the clauses concerning nv nro.
ieSsionsl and personal repute, this hsino
nhsrnaa iu'e denial of the authorship OF the
onargeS; she denies the allegations con.
complaint. 4" I'VE u 'he
Nevda hsv ing made oath to a
scrihaS ~ ana. would have been sub
months ago. and | not having bronch,
suits Tor the purpose of securing monetsrv
s 70 l have insh ucted nv attorneys
70 discontinue proceedings"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-30
A Pleasant Occasion.

A very pleasant social party was given
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Foley
at their residence on Mob Hill.~ Vocal
and instrumental music and card
playing and dancing were among the
enioyments of the evening. The
following named ladies and gentlemen
we're presents: Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Griffin,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pardy. Mrs. Judge
Rives, the Misses Efie Phillips, Grace
Pardy, Alice ODER, Messrs. Hank Don
nelly, j. P. Fay. Max Muller, Charles Nc
Kenzie and f. b. Mercer. The occasion
was certainly a most enjoyable one.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-30
TOM FITCH ON IMMORTALITY.
An Eloquent Expression OF the Hope
of Life Beyond the Grave.

of Life Beyond the Grave.
The following is the peroration of Hon.
Thomas Fitch's lecture entitled 1.-THE In
visible Police" as delivered in Tacoma,
CAL, recently:
"In the interests OF social order, 10 the
interests OF a government Of law, ia the in
terests of liberty and property, it is neces-
sary that the general belief Of mankind in
a supreme intelligence and II life beyond
the grave should not be taken away. IL
materislism is a truth, we may as we'll
strike such words a. sacrifice and integrity
and unselishness from our vocabularies.
IL there il no life hereafter, no moral ac-
countability, no conscience, no innate per-
c~eptions OF right and wrong which come
TO US from the other life ~ moonbeams
come through riffs in the d~srkening cloud.
IL all these are but sounding phrases in
vented by priests and used by politicians,
then why should not every man help him.
self to Whatever may contribute to his COM
fort without regard to the rights Of others?
There Is surely another life than that OF
earth. Those who have gone before still
live in our consciousness, though no more
living in the flesh than the radia.t chill
dren Of the stars. We need no priest to
tell us this. nor scoffer to deny it, for there
is ever before each of us the testimony of
his own soul. We give our dead not to the
grave and the gloom, but to the hope Of
the dawn which dwells beyond the sunset.
The intellect, with it's endowments of
knowledge and its attributes of power, goes
ont indeed from its ieshy house, goes out
with the tide.
But the tide which GIBBS here flows
elsewhere, and even 80 the spirit, with oil
its garnered riches of earth life 10 its arms, |
with its personality besutifed but not alb.
sorbed by the new light, sails out Of this
earthly night on 10 the radiant morning
of another life.
"When amid the bowling storm the
mariner sailing over tropical seas waits
for relief from his weary watch, he turns
his eyes toward the southern cross, burn
ing luridly above q tempest. tossed ocean,
and 10. as the midnight approaches the
whirling worlds change their places, the
southern cross begins TO bend; with starry
finger points the Almighty marks the
passage OF time upon the dial Of the uni
verse, and though no bell may beat the
glad tidings, the lookout knows that the
midnigh. is we'll nigh passed. and relief
and rest are close at hand. We are mar
liners upon life's stormy ocean. waiting for
the passage OF relief and cheer. Not in
the gloom nor the depths will we find it.
1t is about the horizon; it is among the
stars. Fix you eyes there and wait.
Wait. weary heart; wait. desolate soul; the
midnight soon will pass and Joy cometh
with the morning."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-30
Alleged Countcrfeiters Arrested

l%RPECIAL TO THE sESTIkEL.i
SAN Francisco, March 29.-Detective
Rogers yesterday arrested two men giving
the names of Frank Ferris and Joseph Alta.
mont and a women named Josephine Alta
mont for passing counterfeit. s. notes in
San Jose. Ferris and Altamont answer
to the description telegraphed by Chief of
Police Brown, Of San Jose, to the police
here, and we're recognized by Conductor
Morrison while riding on his train from
San Jose to this city. A quantity of
money and questionable notes were found
ON their persons. 1t is stated they started
about $500 In spurious notes floating in
San Jose in a few days.