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The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-15
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N. O. states.) s11-ssi-sg = ~ ~
AT 10 O'Clock Saturday, forenoon, the
hour appointed for the f6nstaL Of the
two men, the neighborhood Of Pat
Fsed's hetsef was M scons ef an
immense gathering Of people, many |
attracted thither by their friendship
for the deceased, but the great majority |
y t'thst tH0tbld curibstty, 20 rsvolting |
to tke spirit Of humanity, which serves
te 0lfhsr crowds on all unusual
occasions whore suffering and death
dsmapd dpist4 M 1t least the sen-l
blauce Of reverence.
In the fourth room 9th little dwell.
Ing on johnson street the body Of Ford
lay quiet In lie coffin. Tho form was
arIa5ed In I nsat and sober suit Of
black cloth; the hands, upon which, had
been draxn 3 pair of white cotton
gloves, we're crosspd over the bFeabt; >
llhalsles white shit and collar, ths
latter httiPg close up under the chin,
Ssifto conceal the only evidences ire
mainiDg Of the manner Of dsath, :
black crsxat and black shirt studs COM
pleting the attire. The iacs of the
corpse showed no sigu Of suffering or
emental depression, but bore look as
'tsteeus and calm - though The death
had besn met Without pain. The room
was undecorated; on the contrary, the
nAntle and fnrnitHre were drapsd In
whitt ei6th, and every object calculated
eosdstfsct from the solemnity Of the
scsns carefully concealed.
While the throng Of visitors poured
through the room, stopping singly or In
couples to look for the last time upon
the face Of the dead, Mrs. Ford stood
ct the head OF the =cofin, convulssd
with grief. Her sobs, broken now and
tin " : pitious ety for "My Pat; oh
my own PAt,', misgled with the little
walls for ssPspa,S that sounded from
saa a4ioinI0g room, cembinedsto make
\ ths sve1t one o. hAartrsndin9 sorrow.
Therstt ttsre no. elndiss eurroun(inE the
~ ~ hsd no pflsssly oaaeas &ers per-
G1n ios she ecnasl6IIon of the be-
soased family; and when the time
came to place the body In the hearse, the
cofln was lifted from its bier withoat
e(sntatton or display, and carried ont
the door and down to the vehicle
axillitkito fscelvs 1t.
When the hearse had moved Of,
the carriages were rupidly filled with
the family and friends Of tho deceased,
and the solemn procession moved on
to the residences OF the second party to
the lmoarnfal tragedy Of yesterday,
John Murphy.
Hero similar scene was enacted.
The chamber of death was crowded to
its utmost capacity. Candles stood
lighted on table at the head Of the
coffin, and the poor old mother wspt
and walled amid the buzz and hum
Of voicss which alled the apartment.
No religsous ceremony was performed
bat, as in the preceding case, the coffin
was borne to the hsarss quietly and
rsvsfently, and the sad procession
formed and moved away to its desti-
natibn at Grsenwood. 'tk
The heafse bearing the remains of
Pat Ford was followed by that con-
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-15
CENTRAL HOUSE,
Corner jackson and Grammont Streets,
MONROE, LA.

Central Location; convenient to railroad
depot, steamboat landing and the business
portion of the city. Superior accommoda-
tions and excellent table. gDSpecial
Inducements to Railroad men.
MRS. KATE NORRIS,
Proprietress.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-15

|oshtl, to Ranpart, to Canal, to the
|ssnetsry.
HELP FOR THE FAMILY.
Subscription lists have been opened
throughout the city for the widow
of Pat Ford.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-15
MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
FOR SALE!

Mrs. M. J: MCKENNA offers for sale, at a
together with all the store fixtures.
- For full particulars apply at the
store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-02
tanned THEN BOTH.
The Roar-Princess, Cadina, and
Her Two Followers.

E"hInd the pU,". SERBIAN sat dream
inG upon L bench over which the llac~
formed a aori of canopy, prrtumrd
w,th their own fresh "d"r. The nous"
Na~ Il fine building. with white
washed walls. AMI a roof at rec! tiles:
il belonged (" S"rhan'> mother. tin"
ri"m Lrph"wii>"h. and Wa >ituat"'l
III ih" i'aliCIin quarter of /uhoif. not
far from In" custom h"u>' and very
near The woods.
Dame Lrpkowi:>ch was u powerful
woman about forty years of aye. whom
every body both respected and feared:
>h" WAS respected h"cau>c. rNr
sine" ia" death "i her husband. She
had managed the property and il
Dependence: all h, herself. cultivated
Bar own fields. and carried ON a little
trade ~ we'll in wood and ,allow. her
great gray eyes made people afraid. A.
;n"y heard her voice harsh ~ the
-"und of , knife passing over a Grind
Stone. Not knowing how Ia read or
write herself. She had taken care To
~ru! her son To school AT an rarh arr.
SERBIAN kept her accounts. and read
thu papers t. her: for tho good woman.
Who could MOI maxi out a single letter
herself. burned with curiosity - know
NEai Ma~ uoin" ON at Paris. al Vienna.
and other remote places. She loved
Serbian ~ Il mother loves her oul,
child. but She took care not 10 lrt him
see il. Was il not enough to think If
and Ia work for his future from morn
inr until evening?
SERBIAN WAS a dreamer. The only
thinr hitch gave him DELIGHT was his
ya,,n: his mother had hourht him h.
instrument A. an nhirc, Of distraction.
;or She though, her son was mrlan-
,iIaly only hrrau>.. he WAS ,op fond of
~niitudr and too much given Ia his
nwn >omhcr THOUGHTS. The p,o-
nib. If he ncirbhornood had anti,
aun'bcr id,a about him. they sim
ph ,houuht he WI, sick. and mn,
ou,. nf ,b,.m w,ulI b,y, give, ,w,
.,r,scb., far his lii. Dam, I.,ul,-
x;,>.b w,~ f,r fr,u ,r..,;,r tho,
h,r ,.,,,,, h,,,, L., hu,
ars that tina, hand mus, H.. ,,,. hand
nj w,m,u ror ~. ,;u.. h.;,, h.
m,,b,r,> hand WAS .,o;,i,,, h,, ~
nn !, wnulJ haze. :, h.. ,p,,b,r~ ,bs,
MS ,.r.air Liz, ,b;r.; h. worr,,
ha,. :, p. p,..,s from on,. ham, :,
another, hut tn, thing did not seem IT
al ,a>y,, J., for !, si,.p,, spr.,r >,
please this crra, >,ronr yos,h, with his
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-02
AT VALLEY FORGE.
Al Valley Forge

AZ valley Forge
Jea~ our flag defiant rise
And brightly tioai ia wintry skies.
Ger the redoubt, above til" trees,
Dance gayly ia the morning brrcHe.
sho~ Its bright stars aloy. thc host
az men who fiockei 10 bouor- post.
Prepare ike Spartan-, brave ana rec,
To Tcriuart ThcrmoDJir.
~ hp held the lin. ttIDut a guIycr
From Ns!lcy~rrr.k 10 SchuyIkll river.
Md winter gloom at valley F"rga
A. Valley Forge
heard Ia. buglc loud and sar.i
r'~pund along ia" vale and hill
H,sirI clarion drums 81 liberty
tt-y"ry post beat r"vcilI"-
Aud ~ the ris" aud -.t of -un
Heard morn and evening Ininut"-gun:
saw soldiers drIiL parade. review.
Ana heard the night drums t"ai tattoo:
Prom each rcdoubt. from every height,
H"hri thc alarm 81 dead of night
Along IncIIn". at valley Forge.
A. Valley Forge
IN every camp hv wood and dale.
Saw starving rr"m"n gauut ami pale,
Saw famine with maIir.a' breath
H"''i her dead carniNa a! 81 death;
NB'r" every hut and cabin stDOi,
Saw soldier, starry" for want al tool:
Saw -"nrIng men. half clad. hat fed.
Fac foes aud hunger. vO:h of dTraf.
EcIouuc" the iDE- 81 hDm- ana town
For nu" green I.,t from freedoms cip~n,
Forgetting s"li at valley Forge.
VALE Forge
saw barefoot tru"I "r- wed ia" sword.
TIA; peace aud irc'-:pm T." r"-tpr-l.
"a" soldiers march with bleeding feet.
Ger 49," hound r"a!-. through snow and ~l"ct,
saw 'r.Iu-oH stains from feet uu-hDi.
tHd hl"oi hci"w TIA" frozen sod.
hI.u without blanket ,hIVcTlug lie
~ camp iir.- meath u stormy ehy.
tu: CrrU"hrI IA hut IN "tih AMI straw,
III. mon VIA" fought for I.+ic" ma law;
fr"ipm'- yanguari ~ valley Forge.
At valley Forge
is,w our own Immortal one.
THE peerless. w"nir"u> Washington.
la that wild wariIhc Woodland nook.
Iis!S" h#~ calm Tao" and hcivcnwart look
tn .rtl"'i freedom. daIk r-t day
saw him Knee. / beard hun pray.
rn hcuuri knee. W IN lifted hand.
L, 1Di 10 save our native land.
i.aw his prnud lp- part In prayer.
len in'"n>" I"rrn"Et" ia" air.
Portion ani home al Valley Fore.
From valley Forge
! Jaw that host with opening ~prIug,
Lib mountain eagle on the wing.
iu -a' rcd freedom = martial ire,
~woni on the foe with steel ami IRE,
bnr country strike a double blow
GIuSi iI".Siun ~.rf and Tory foe,
f.aiE-' hiT!' rou> savage ui The wood.
my truryc Hn.i all h. ROYAL brood:
Patriots rNuli ~ victories won
bith the 4 own wor~h.I'r'i Washington.
Vino pra,cl TOR them ~ Naiir. Forge.
-Crdri"s J Hsdff". "a b'r Oc,dH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-02

~Anv r-rson who takes the paper r.
niarly from the post once. wnefhcr Hlr''''"
"a hrs name or whether he - a sub-crifsr or
not. is Responsible for the pay.
Tic courts have decided that refusing IN
TAKE newspapers from the portfolio. or n
ruoyi,r ara leaving them nncalicd for. u
BrImn fsCi. evidence OF isTEsTIOsAL sHATi'
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-02

A sui: that has t~-n dragging
through the courts .or nIa.t IN ear
VA, dismissed II Yo.o County. Cal,
tie oiSe. DAY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-02

| There was q gentle harmony IN IN"
! noisy concert. Serbian got up. anu
with hi, violin and bow -till IN hi
hand. he slowly followed the m"lOdI0u,
summons. and crossing tn" hug" gar
I denS. 10 reached IN" /UkO;' street which
leads 10 the marhct-p.ace. here. i
compact crowd had formed in acirci"
soldiers. .J.w-. servants. children and
in Ia. middle stood a Young girl If
virginia. beauty. who Wa making a hIT
brown bear dance. NhIl" u" latter
wa, turned clum-ily upon hi hint-i"g>.
ut.cring a grunt of satisfaction from
time 10 time. the young gir! was tap
ping 4 tambour!nc. tn" booming 81
which. blending with the argentine"
clash of little bells, produced 4 uniform
sound characterized by 4 sort OF mol
ancholy fury.
The profile Of the 18th" and gracile
Young girl was -pi"ndidlv outlined
against the bright evening -ky; It
s""mci lik"thc head Of som" ByZamtin"
saint relieved against 4 back ground o!
an H. r., - .l.;nx
ca.
:,
-.
,.
nav
f''
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'i'"'' va "''''' 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-02

-Th> h.: eicycl- ever e>n % BE-
mingham. Al. ~. r4dea y Oosy
Roor-S sAo - : cork !eS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-09

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
SAN Francisco, Dec. 8.-Stocks opened
weak on the morning session, and prices.
with the exception Of Gould & Curry.
were oil lower than closing quotations
last night. Con. Virginia, the leading
stock, opened at s45, a loss OF 81. and I'M
der q sale Of 500 shares wen to $44.
Best & Delcher lost ST. so, closing al
1921 90. Chollar was a dollar lower. and
closed at STA, and Grown Point 50
lower, and closed at So. The closing quo
tations for the other stocks we're: Hale d
Norcross SS. Mexican S11 u. Potosi Sl3.
Savage $19h, Yellow Yscket $8A. Ophir
sal. Sierra Nevada and Utah were un-
usually weak. the former opening at Sl2h
and closing at S11A. a loss OF $4A. Utah,
which closed last night at SIT. sold down
TO $12 this morning. Gould d Curry was
the exception, opening at four bits stronger
than last night, and closing at Sill, an ad-
vance Of 81.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-09
Railroad Tickets,

The Carson Appeal cannot see why q
railroad company should bother upon who
rides on Its tickets.
The tickets only entitle the holder to
N seat in a car, no distinction 10 made
at the time the ticket ia sold in the size or
weight of the purchaser. Under these
circumstances what difference does II
make to the company whether q lean.
blonde woman, So years old rides on the
ticket or Q red headed fat man aged 81
Suppose q bank should issue q five dollar
note and print a proviso on the back that
unless it was presented by . brunette,
middle aged woman with false teeth and a
mole on her chin II would not be cashed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-09
COMSTOCK ITEMS.
The Gold Hill Bank CiOsed-Es.
cape of % PrisOner-Meeting of
FrankeI d. Co.'s Creditors.

The Gold Hill Bank CiOsed-Es.
cape of q demonstrating of
FrankeI IL Co.'s Creditors.
I~sPEcIAL TO THE sEsTINKL,I
VIRGINIA, New, Dec. 8.-The bank Of
Gold Hill failed to open up for business
yesterday morning, and q notice was
posted on the doors notifying all creditors
that the bank will remain closed until
the return of Mr.. Blauvelt from San
Francisco. Blauvelt has been doing q
stock business in connection with the
bank, and his u becoming tangled
during the present condition OF the
market, he left for San Francisco Sun
day night, expecting to s%traighten them
out. Last evening he telegraphed his
clerk to close its doors until he could as
certain how his accounts stood. The
general talk is that he being Secretary OF
the Yellow Jacket, he has been assisting
r. +. Morrow in shorting the market.
Blauvelt IL also agent for Wells, Fargo
q Co., and is expected home tomorrow.
A. Peterson, confined in the county
Jail at Carson for robbing Judge Leon.
ards house, dug out OF his cell Sunday
night and is yet at large. His case was TO
nave come up to-day. He is supposed to
nave been digging for the past six weeks,
with tools manufactured from an iron
bedstead.
Thomas Shelby, convicted to-day in the
District Court for assault with intent TO
kill, will be sentenced Saturday.
The creditors OF l.. b. Frsnkel & Co.
me. this afternoon, and appointed q COM
mittee to take charge of the stocks and
money, and to handle the stocks as their
Judgment dictated. Nearly all the cred
itors signed the agreement. The COM
mittee reported to finding the assets in
mining shares. the sale OF which at pres
emit prices would realize about $40. 600.
in the safe 81. 600 In coin. and Sill 900 in
the Bank OF California. Hhe total assets
will foot up to $50, 600. The committee
was authorized to procure the arrest OF
the Frankels, and employ counsel to rep
resent them, for obtaining money under
false pretenses.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-09
LOCAL AND OrHER yors.
scraps from the Notebook Of ths
sensinePs Reporter.

Oohastnolb t6BOfk0ks
Attend the concert tonight.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 1.00A
Oleomargarine butter sells for 22h and
20 cents per pound in this market.
W. o. Mills and wife left yesterday TO,
visit at the Bay.
District Court was yesterday adjourned
to 10 o'clock this morning.
The attendance at the musical concerI
this evening will be very large.
Holiday goods at the Postofice book.
store are being sold rapidly.
Stocks took a tumble again yesterday.
Perhaps they will improve to-day.
Paddy Ryan will permanently locate In
Ban Francisco, which is perfectly natural.
The pay-rolls OF the Comstock, for the
month OF November, amounted to $780,
174.
Ex.President Arthur never allowed
anybody about him to tell lie to q new.
paper man.
The San Francisco Chronicle still bears
the market, but don't seem to hold 10
down any.
Vincenzo Vanzs was yesterday OK
amined aud ordered committed to the In.
sane Asylum.
Lively stud poker games are running IN
Carson. and hundreds OF dollars change
hands nightly.
Quite a number OF persons attended
Navonts rehearsal last evening, and were
delighted with it.
II will be curious IL Q San Francisco
inFv Oan no fnnp "A IN a shak a. 10 ~ ox;na
to outrage a woman.
This is the season for all kinds OF rafies,
and they seem to be very successful 10
disposing OF the tickets.
The Tribune advises all Carsouites
holding stocks to be content with present
profits and sell out.
Seats in the San Francisco Stock Board
have advanced during the present exotic
ment from $4,000 to SIC, 900 each.
The total lead bullion product Of the
State of Colorado from January l to July
1, 1886, was about 80, 900 tons.
The Richmond Company yesterday
shipped by Wells, Fargo 4 Co. nine bars
OF bullion. valued at Sl9,7 34 08.
Some of our people are kicking them.
selves because they did not sell their
stocks before the tumble in prices.
DR.. J. j. Leek has removed his dental
rooms to the SENTINEL building. See his
advertisement in another column.
Those intending to make holiday pres
ents will do well to read Steler's new
advertisement in this mornings SEN
TISRL
The report that Blaine Ia not Presi-
Dental candidate causes Black Jack
Logan to smile a smile that is simply
painful in its intensity.
Workmen have just completed the new
roofing on the Courthouse. and are now
engaged in putting on . new roof over the
Jail portion Of the building.
Barley is selling at retail in this market
at three cents per pound. and potatoes .,
81 and 4 cents per pound. Our ranchers
can make money at these prices.
1.-THE new rule to follow now in buying
stocks" remarked another. " is TO buy
'em when they are low and sell when they
are high, and watch your broker with q
shotgun"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-09
OVER The WATER.

Heavy Gales Throughout England
and IrelRnd-The Difficulties I'm
Ireland AppaiIing-A Riot mt I.ur-
gan, County Armagh-Arrivai OF
Prince Luitpold at Berlin - A
Monster Conference Of Liberal
UnlOnisis i'm London.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.l
LONDON, Dec. 8.-Hesvy gales prevail
throughout England and Ireland, and
communication by telegraph is seriously
interfered with.
DUBLIN, Dec. 8.-Archbishop Walsh, in
a letter published to-day, warns the Gov
eminent that the difficulties in Ireland
are already appalling, and will be i'm
mensely increased il they persist in their
attempts to convict prisoners by picked or
packed %juries, as was done at Sligo.
The Catholics Of Lurgan, county Ar
magh. formed in procession last night and
marched through the streets to show their
JOY at the acquittal OF some of their num-
Der, who had been tried On charges Of riot
ing. The Protestants Of the Town re-
sented the demonstration and attacked the
paraders. A fierce riot occurred, and
pstcAot tObo ~ Wv upOa'
The fighting lasted several hours. and was
finally quelled in the early morning by
troops of dragons, which had to be called
upon. A score Of persons were wounded
and several houses partly wrecked.
BERLIN. Dec. 8.-Prince Luitpold, Re-
gent of Bavaria, has arrived. He was
met at the railway station by Emperor
William, accompanied by Grown Prince
Frederick William, and other royal
Princes and court officials. The Emperor
and Grown Prince embraced, Prince
Luitpold kissing him repeatedly. Cheering
crowds lined the route to the palace.
LONDON, Dec. 8.-A monster conference
OF the Liberal Unionists was held in Lon
don to-day.
MUNICH, Dec. 8. Joseph W. Harper.
United States Consul here. died at the
Consulate to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-09
T.. d p. rASsEN0ER TRAVEL.
The Present Excitement.

lhsFe are many who look on the present
uiAlng boom as merely q trick OF the
DOSES, but q we'll known and highly re-
spec'ed gentleman from Virginia City in
,Olned the Carson Tribune that in all the
BONANZA times there never was Q finer ore
COay discovered than at present in the
oon' virginia. He said that the raise In
Osasf stocks might be caused by the sp-
parent boom, but that in his estimation
'ne excitement had good and sufficient
The line.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-09
Lots of Fun Ahead.

A grand sparring, or glove contest, will
take place at the Lyoeum Theater on Sat-
urday evening, December IL. between
Patsy Green and Ed Dolan, lately from
the East. The prize for the winner will
be a massive silver goblet. gold lined.
valued at $2s. presented by the lady EN-.
ployes of the Lyceum Theater. Local
boxers will also appear on this occasion.
Jimmy Evans and the Unknown will have
a lively contest to a finish, for $40 Q side.
Admission free.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-09
A Tie.Up Expected.

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
SAN Francisco, Dec. SIT is stated to-
night that there will be a tie-up on the
Suffer street cable roAd tomorrow morn.
ing. owing to the refusal of the company
TO reduce the hours and increase the pay
Of the men. The men claim, II Is said,
that they work longer hours for less
money than the men employed on other
roads. How many men will be affected
cannot as yet be ascertained, but the road
with it's branch lines, is one OF the most
extensive in the city.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-09
THE NEA

~PRIvATEER ALABAMA,
Being the thrilling experiences OF n OF
her crew upon her memorable and de-
structive cruise around the world, wildly
written and described in THE NEW YORK
WAvERLy and now for sale by all news
dealers. Ask for No. 30, or send to The
WAvERLY PUBLISHING Co., 81 Warren street,
New York, for free sample copy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-09

J. NJ. Navoni. professor Of music, has
decided to remain in Eureka this Winter,
and will be pleased to confer with any de-
string instructions on the violin, piano
and guitar. Special attention paid TO the
cultivation Of tho voice. Leave orders at
Capron's drug store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-09
Chan0e for "a Bachelor.

tribune: 1t is reported that g we'll.
SHOWN Carson lady OF Irish parentage
sss1ed up In the stock business with
si.o'OoO. Pretty good for a hard working
vu woman, aud she living in single
O'essedness; also a good chance for some
I'aaie'aged bachelor TO secure q happy
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-09
vrxrEnDAY's STOCK SALES.
EVENING BOARD.

EVENING BOARD.
AJAX opbir-ls 90 10 1914 19k 19k
Lon Mexicsn-8k 8 7B 7A
S S9S Gould & Curry-6h 6A z ~ ~
. s Rast & Belcher-20 Is 20A 18k
l ay Con. Oalifornia-43 AZ A Al 43k 40
,s ~ savaoe-19 16h Is IA Is IA 1914
* Chollar-7 Ga 6 Ga 6b ca
,s.O potosi-9k 9 50 81 8ss ga 8ss
,o;o Hale & Norcross-6 5% 5k 5k 81
10 Crown Points
a0 Yellow Jacket-7h 8 74
az Imperisl-2l0o 2A
go Kentuck-3 "a
$50 Alpha-3
80 Belcher-4 81
ia Conference.-The 14h IA IAN
as s. N~evada-9 IN
10 Utsh-S tx y
g9 Bullion-3
g0 Exchequer-2 ~ IL Ia
nn Oyerman-2k "a $500
q2O Jusice--195o 2 "a
l7SO Union-5h 5A 5
1910 Alts-3
$50 Julis-ll0c
go Caledouia--80c 75c zoe
100 s. Hill
s7o Chsllenge-24 ~ 1900
$40 Occidental--8 TN
$50 Lsdy Washington L IL 120c
1870 Andes-lh Ia 1900 1850
$50 scorpion-lA 145c l40c Ia
80 Benion-l
$50 Phil Sheridsn-50c 400
1850 Baltimore-1A l45c
50 Iowa-3
400 T~rojan-70c
$50 Sutro-1
Niagsra-55b
900 s. Star-75c 100
200 Eureka Con.-7k z
$50 N~avsjo-lk 1900 1850
100 Independeuce-50c
$50 B. Isle-55c
$50 N. B. Belle Isle-5a 81
600 Nevada Queen-24 235c 245o 240c
1900 Argents-40c $50
500 Bodie--360c 81
100 Tioga-50c
$50 Bulwer-2 1900
100 Syndicate-50c
$50 Mono-4 400 "A
500 Dudley 300 CSC
s. King-6kb
$50 Peer-S5c
$50 Crooker-1A
l44O Peerless-90c l 90c $50
90 Holiness
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-09

lsPEoIAL TO rHn sxNrINEL.

'srhoiAL TO THE skhTINEL.I
'lsALIA. CAL, Dec. 8.-The case of
D'Aser, charged with the murder Of
hayes, editor of the Tidings, was sub
1''sed to the jury this afternoon at 4:30
~ ~. Al S:l5 the jury returned q verdict
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wanted Him 60 GO Away.

"Mary suppose you sing something"
.'Oh, it's SO late, I'm afraid it'll wake
every one." THAT'S too bad" exclaimed
Charlie, with every appearance OF distress.
"But why do you want me to sing, dear =
she tenderly inquired. "Why, you see,"
he replied, "a fellow 1 owe SIS to has been
waiting outside all the evening for me, and
/ thought maybe il you'd sing a little he'd
90 away"
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Jackson House - Alex Beatty. Miss
Lizzie Beatty. Blue Eagle Ranch; Joel
Alllson, Ranch; John Wilson. Willows; j.
Q. Ogden. Beatty's Ranch; P. Finnegan,
Prospect Mountain.
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ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL,

IsPEoIAL TO THE sENrINEL.l
DAN FRANCISCO, Dec. SIT Is learned
Wright that r. @. Tobin, stock broker at
"oi si4 Montgomery street, made an
sSsnment late this afternoon TO T. ]. l..
10000; assets $40, 600.
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Notice to Creditors.

Persons indebted to our firm are re-
ouested to make immediate payment, as
we are DESTROYS OF having all outstanding
indebtedness closed up the first Of the
new year. Persons having bills against
US will please present them.
TAssELL BROTHERS.
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tne New York detectives who came out
\ 10 search OF Jimmy Hope. are. II Is
Ssla, beginning to get desperate al the
sssays OF the Court. They cannot, how.
iao,; 90 very desperate unless they are
'40''ned to give up Hope.