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grnStee &alcS.
nRUsTEE,s SALE,

BY virtue OF Decd Of Trust to me, made BY
Alex. q RoIf End LayInIAC. EOG his wife, and
dated the 18th day Of July, In the year ltS9 aud
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the County Court
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, IN Deed Of Trust
Book No 10, page 81 willLCl at puzzle auction
at tho front door oil the Court llOuAs OF Ohio
county, on
SATURDAY, THE 18Th DAY OF NOVEMBER,
commencing at 10 oclOCkA. ~, the following de.
SCrIbed property, that Ia to says A certain piece Of
land lying on tho west side Of MAln ltCGt, and IN
the tity OF Wheeling, ana designated III the general
plat Of said city, as lot No. thirty.Aye IOl being
Inc same p;ODetty conveyed by u. N. EOh aud
wife 10 sai6 Alex z, EOlf BY deed, dated the hnt
day OF December, 1860, and recorded In DEED
Book No 81. page ia, IN the office Of the GefE OIL
the County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia.
The title ia beloved " b. pcrlGJt but viii con-
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TERMS OF SALE: ouethlrd Of the purchase
money iu Ia h, and 80 much more W the PulelhCf
should elect u pay on the day OF SAFE the residue
III two Equ4l inStlllmGns In one and Two Itan
from day Of sale, the purchaser 10 give bis htgOl'
able notes fer the deferred payments bearing ~
tsreSL, 10 BIZ secured BY deed Of trust on lhe
property. F.P. WlNGERTER, IrusHs
OCl2
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TRUSTEE's SALE,

i 80
By virtue OF Deed Of TrrEt made by 9. ".
Kennedy aud Margaret J. Kennedy, bis vile, .
me as trustee. dalGd the 2Sth day OF september,
1883, and recorded In the office Of tho CleFt o. he
County Court Of Ohio county West Niiglhla, "
Decd o. Trust Book No. o. page S2, WY seI.
At public auction At the front door oil tue IOuIt
House Of Ohio county. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER q. 1850,
commencing at 10 clock A. ~, the following de-
bcrlbed property, that Il 10 say: the west one
third Of the north half Of lot Numbered hleeh i!o
10 William W. shrivGr BadditiOn to East Wheeling
which said lot Ia tuhtOd on the southwest coihd
oil Woods formerly SEVENTH and fifteenth Nv NJ.
merly Center streets, 10 theCity Of wheeling Oul0
county, West virginia.
TitiS d believed 70 DO perfect, but will convey
only such title AB Is vested IN me by said uteu VI
trust,
TERMS OF sALE-Onc.thlrd Of the pnfGhNeo
money, and 30 much more thereof as the puichIee5
should elect 10 pay In cash on the day Of ihe ine
residue thereof payable III two equal ~
ltAllmgnts III one aud two years HON Wy
day Of sale, with Interest from that d1y Ky w
putChRler 10 give his negotiable notes ~ wy
deferred payments, bearing interest," " be @Cutu
by decd Of trust on the property. ,.-.,..
ALFRED RHEINsTKOH, Attorney. Ocu
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-20
Hon, George w. Baker.

The Virginia Chronicle of Wednesday,
in its account Of the meeting Of the DEM
ocratic Central Commute at Reno on that
day, gives Mr.. Baker. Of this town, the
send off: George W. Baker, the apostate
Democrat from Eureka, is here, and the
interest that gentleman takes in affairs in.
dicates that he is meditating q backward
somersault in the vain hope that he may
recover the vantage he lost when he exc
cuted the forward flop as q mark of his
august ~disapproval Of the manner in
which President Cleveland was conducting
the affairs of the nation. George is par
ticularly DESTROYS that the State Conven
ton should be held in Elko. When we
take into consideration the fact thai
this gentleman publicly renowned tht
Democratic party not long since because
III is believed) his genius was not recog'
nized by the Administration. his nerve in
attending the session of the COMMITTEE
and giving expression to his views Is posi-
lively refreshing"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-20
A HAPPY OCCASION.

The Ruby Killers Enjoy q Very In
terestIng school Exhibition, theI
a SOcia Dance.
The entertainment given In the Miners
Union Hall on Friday evening by tn
pupils Of the Richmond school-the Missei
Kate Mclaughlin and Gussie Mannheim
teachers-was very largely attended
Every seat in the building was occupied
long before the exercises were to com
mence, and when the curtain was rung NJ
there was hardly any standing room left
Among the audience were at least loo
| young folks from Eureka. The exercises
commenced with the song, America" by
the school and audience. This was fol.
lowed by an "OpeDing Address" in verse
by Katie Dorsey. 1t was original and full
Of local hits that were received with vo-
c~iferous applause at times. The school
then sang in o characteristic way the
O'clock Song" Independence Bell !"
was recited very nicely and with consider
able expression by Christie McAskill. Six
little folks then entertained the audience
with what was termed a "Concert Recita-
tion." The infant class followed with the
song, "Baby's Tooth" Decoration Hymn
and Recitation" by a class was well re-
ceived, after which Little Brown jug"
was sung by several pupils. Katie Dorsey,
who has considerable elocutionary ability,
and who ia very much at ease before an
audience, recited during the evening sew
eral pieces, among which were Aunt
Jemima's C~ourtship," battle Songof La
Dor " and " Erin's Flag" She was warmly
applauded. Katie Harris recited "Victo-
ria's Tears " and Socrates Shocks" very
creditably. The Wand Drill " by a class
was highly enjoyable, as was also the duet,
DARBY and JOAN" by Katie Harris and
Maggie Byrne. Among the songs by
classes during the evening we're: "Auld
Lang Syne," Circus Song" "Croquet
Song" and the Frog Song" Some of
them were characterized, and sll were we'll
received. The rhetorical and musical ex-
~ercises wound up with a play entitled
Beauty and Beast" with the following
cast: Chimpanzo, q Prince transformed
into q beast, Simon Uren; Goblin Page, an
attendant on the beast, John Byrne; Mer-
chants Eldest Daughter, Katie Dorsey;
Merchants Second Daughter. Eva Our
now; Beauty, the merchants third daugh-
ter, the drudge, Ella Byrne; The Fairy
Aunt Of Chimpanzo, Alice ~Kavanaugh;
Little Fairy, attendant on Beauty, Alice
Greenwood.
After the entertainment ended the hall
was cleared Of chairs and dancing was in
augurated and continued until 8 O'Clock
yesterday morning. Every u present
speaks in the highest terms Of the occasion.
We understand that Professor Reek and
Miss r. Frank will close their school (the
Ruby Hill South on the I'd Of July with
a similar entertainment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-20
A Terrible Accident.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

VIRGINIA, New, June 19.-Abraham
Richards, a native OF Cornwall, England,
aged 35, was instantly killed at the Combi'
nation shaft at 100 o'clock this morning.
He was ascending the pump-shaft on the
deck of a blackboard with three other
miners. When they reached the 240O level
Richards Suddenly fell from the deck, and
disappeared in the depths below. His
body was crushed to a jelly. He was found
lying on the bottom of the stump, having
fallen 843 feet. One leg was torn from the
trunk, which was afterwards found hang
ing from a wall-plate. 1t is supposed be
was seized with q ~fsinting fit, and fell be-
fore he could warn his companions. he
leaves q wife and three children.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-20
An Ovation TO Gladstone.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

EDENBoRoUGH, June 19.-The scene in
the Music Hall on the occasion Of Glad
stones speech last night was an impress
i've one and memorable. The audi
ence, when the word was given of the
Premier's advent, sung in the chorus,
"See. the Conquering Hero Comes"
Gladstone came upon the stage, accom-
panied by his wife. When they saw Glad
stone the audience rose in their places
wholly and let their lungs fully out in
repeated ringing cheers, accompanying the
applause with the waving of hats and
handkerchiefs. Gladstone wore . full
evening dress, with flowers on his lapel
His exordium was most earnest and effect
i've. Gladstone has spent the greater par
of his time in driving about the city. He
is every where followed by crowds Of
Scotchmen. cheering and speech-making IL
his honor. He is simply receiving an
ovation wherever he appears.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-20

TIE STATE
Ringing Resolutions Adopted by
the state Central Committee at
Reno ON Thursday.

the State Central Committee at
Reno ON Thursday.
We, the Democratic State Central Com
mitise Of Nevada, recognizing the time
honored traditions Of the party to enforce
and redeem Its pledges to the people, and
expressing our utmost confidence and
stem in the patriotism and devotion TO
Democratic principles Of our worthy Ex-
sutiVe, Grover Cleveland, do ~enunciate
the following declarations Of principles:
Flrst-While we are in favor Of o rigid
aud vigorous enforcement OF the laws re-
hiing TO Civil Service Reform, In accord
Anee with the views Of the President Of the
United States, we are also cognizant Of the
isot that many OF the Federal offices in
this State, nov filed by members Of the
Republican party who have forfeited their
ightto the positions by violating every con-
alton OF Civil Service rules, and their con-
hnuance 10 power is not only demoraliz-
ing to the Democratic party of the State
but q menace TO the public service.
Second-We further declare that the
pest Interests OF the party demand a rigid
investigation Of the appointing power into
Inc causes which for the past fifteen
months have combined to render the places
Oh tnese Republican oficeholders secure
ssAinss the most earnest and persistent
provost from the prominent Democrats OF
'as state, and we recommend that such
yncers be speedily removed, 10 the end
wat the machinery Of the Government
may NOT again be prostituted for the
purpose Of perpetussing the dynasty OF
TIE Republican party.
inird-We recognize in the ranks OF the
democratic party OF this State many true
auu worthy citizens who have ever been
Syal and Jealous In the promulgation OF
Ss principles of Democracy. But none
uase superior claims to our worthy Chair
S Mau' non. Hagerman, who for the pas
%yesrs as a resident OF this State has eve,
s0en IN the front rank. carrying the Demo,
Ssnc banner into the camp OF the enemy
sau Welding his time and money q willing
scflnce to the cause. and we therefor,
.evOmmend him to the favorable consider
saoa OF the President OF the United States
s9r'ny Of any position within the gif
"hs Exoellency in the State OF Nevada
Assolved, That a copy OF the foregoing
hMwafded to His Excellency, Grover
h, vns'sland' and also to Hon. James G. Fair
~Demooratic Senator from this State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-20
A Grand Celebration Promised.

The several committees appointed for the
purpose. are actively arranging for q
glorious Fourth Of July celebration In
town. The Committee on Finance yester.
day collected about $500 in cash. and have
over 800 subscribed that will be paid in
during the coming week. In addition &c
the appointments mentioned yesterday, the
Committee on Literary Exercises have
named Rev. A. @. Dutton as Chaplain, Z,
D.. vanderlieth. Esq, to read the Declare
ton of Independence. and Miss Grace
Pardy 10 render a vocal solo. A Grand
Marshal will be appointed at their next
meeting. which will be held at the law Of
fee Of Messrs. Fitzgerald Il Beatty Tues
day evening at 8 O'Clock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-20
MARRIED..

in this issue will be found a
notice announcing the marriage Of Mr.. J.
rsLa M, and Miss Ella Riley, both OF Eu-
shsr;e Ms' hili was for two years a Deputy
iesnar " 'nis county, and Is now book
lisbma, II. ssdler's merchandise estab.
has. haas Miss Riley has for a long time
Il oeen one OF the most valued teacher
TAN, pubic schools. The SENrrNrr, az.
ana iNs congratulations to the connie
oou,; Mus.s their lives hencefor.h will be one
sentment. prosperity and con-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-20
Mackay's Smoking Room.

The Rochester IN. W Herald says
John W. Mackay. according to the Paris
Journals. has fitted up the smoking room
of his New York hotel in quite a unique
manner. The walls are papered WITH
bank-notes of all nations, artistically ar
ranged and running up to the ceiling, thf
whole representing $40, 900 in visible cash
They always manage to lasso the news IN
Paris.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-20
nroRaE RAII.EY ...Agen
HELP WANTED.

VETANTED-A YOUNG LADY Oh GEN,
w tleman of education and renneme1 MI =
canvass in and around Eureka for = fnSniS
CAL HOUSEKEEPING" the best housea sSta
book in the world. Two hund req anu
thousand sold. Liberal terms to q goou parry
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-20
A Woman Suicides.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

SAN Francisco, June 19.-Josephine Eu'
genie Dunand, wife Of Louis F. Dunand
an attorney at law in this city, committed
suicide this morning by hanging herself a
their home in Berkeley. She had been sui
feripg from mysteries several days before
but this morning seemed quite we'll. She
was formerly a resident Of Sacramento
aged 26 years, and leaves three small chill
dren.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-20
p. PASSENGERS TRAVEL.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Jackson Housed. Mcbride, Jackson
mine; ]. H. Bergman, Geddes; Louis
Bssch, H. Cohn, San Francisco; G. W.
Stewart, Sacramento; A. Plummer, Mineral
Hill.
Bureau Ho.el-Frank Kitto, Wisconsin.
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MORNING BOARD.
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40 Bodie-1H 145c
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SO Mono-l80c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-20
murder In the Second Degree.
ESPECIAL 70 II sxNr,vv, !

pan FRANCISCO, June 10. Igustiu,
ns s'sS was sentenced to rs years imprisop.
Judsa NJ san Quentin this morning nv
tbs ase murphy for killing John Patarson'
Hora n'sn' watchman at the Ricbmoni
o,daS on Third street, because tba Iat.n.
dis.m eu MIN out Of the house for rs;s;nn ,
bs..arp snce In one of the rooms ana ~
Of sim: The prisoner was eonv,c aa
murder in the second degree es' convicted