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on Tuesday evening, the 18th instant, at

on Tuesday evening, the 18th instant at
the Tabernacle.
The programme for the coming concert
will be full Of new features by the club
and Mrs. Bessie II. Groyestein Dutton,
vino was SO favorably received last sea-
son, will be heard again By her many adj
mirers.
MIR. Victor Herbert. yiolincellist, new
artist In this city, whose reputation in
heard here for the first time, and he win
have a reception worthy of his very
tuperior methods The Schuberbs, under
hte leadership of Mr.. Victor Baier, are
working assiduously to make this concert
sheir greatest success.
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A scrap of Paper saves Her Life.

1t was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping
paper. but # saved her life She was IN the last
stages Of consumption, told by physicians that
she was incurable and could i've only short
time; she weighed less than seventy pounds
On piece of wrapping paper she rsad Of Dr.
Kings New Discovery and got sample bottle
it helped her. she bought large bottle II helped
her more bought another and grew better fast,
continued it's use and is now strong, healthy,
rosy, plump weighing $40 pounds For fuller
particulars send stamp to w. n. Cole, Druggist,
Fort Smith. Trial bottles Of this wonderful Dis
covery Free at Geo. H. Whites Drug store.-Adv
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NJ Office TO CREDTTORs.-ESTAT OF HENRY
y Kehr. deceased; Henry kwsid, executor OF
Henry K chr decensed By order OF the deputy sur
ro.satc Of Huds pu county, Hated November vi iaI
hereby gives nosfce to The creditors o. said tceleaf
10 bring III their e hts Demands and ciGiss against
the estate OF said deeedenk Qnder oats o. an rn.a
ton within nine lacptilS from the OATS % said
sr@isr t}oF .h~ fprevsf hsrfsd Of a45 hetion
therefor agaiis. said ex<cutof. 4 ,s....z -,
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ID cleared over af. ooe.

Chief Ranger De Rancey is delighted
with The success of the performance at
the Academy of Music under the aus
pices of Court Paulus Hook, A. o. I. OF
A.. Friday night. The court cleared 81, l25.
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TO CREDITORS.

Estate of smith w. Haiues deceased. Maria W.
Hanes. exeontrix OF smith ~. Halnss. decreased. ~
order OF the surrogate of Hudson County, dated
Jauuarr NJ lsD4 hereby gives the creditors
OF said decedent 10 bring in their debts demands
aud claims asainst the estate al saia deceteni.
under ualii affirmation within nine months from
the date rf said order they viii be forever barred
Of any action therefor agains sold exeSutrlA.
MARIA ". HAIAES.
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NOTICE OF sEVFLEsIENT-NoTIc IS HEREBT
~ given shat the final account OF the subs criber.
Adm nistratrix sde honis non" with VIII annexed
OF Cathaidne O'faien. deceased. viii he audited and
stated by the Surrogate of the County of Hudson.
aad reported Tor settlement on saturday the sch
day OF February. 1889.
dated December 2 y D. 1883.
MARY SWEENEY.
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NOTICE OF SETTLElIfsNT-EoTICE Is HEREBY
~ given that the nal seenunt OF the subscribers
executors OF Jane A. Kelly deceased. viii lse an
cited aud stated y the Surrogate OF The county
Hudson and reported for settlement on Saturday
the I'D day OF March next
HELEN A. REAGiES
4NGT-C XVII
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SURROGATE'S NOTICES.
TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF William A. Speakman. Jr., deceased.
Oscar NJ Durham. AdniiuisErator OF William A.
spepkman, Jr-. deceased by order Of the Surrogate
OF Hudson County. dated December Z lSs4 hereby
gives ncslce to tPe creditors Of said. lecedenf 20
the estate OF said decedent. under oath af.sTa
tion width nine months trem The AAle q sai'l
ORDER they will be barred OF eng action
therefor against said Administrator.
OSCAR ". DCSUAN
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NOTICE OF SKrTIEMHNT.- NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given that the final account OF tde subscriber,
Executor OF Maria En9or. deceased will be audited
and stared By the Surrogate OF tue County CT Hud-
aud reported for settlement on Saturday. tns
sth day OF February, 1893.
FREDERICK PAYNE
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A Young mems tea viii be given in the
parlor OF the First Baptist Church at six
O'Clock tonight, and Rev. Mr.. Steelman
will preside This is the second OF tn ese
teas and the first one proved a great sue
cess. About nifty young men were pres
ept and even more are expected TO at
tend tonight
The Lafayette branch Of the First Bap-
fist Church, which has It's chapel at the
corner of Lafayette and Wilton streets,
will commence series OF song services
today at four o'clock. The services Will
be lead by II. b. Cherry, and prominent
clergyman Of this city will make an adj
dress
The Rev. Alexander McKelyey, of the
Second Reformed Church, who has been
absent from his pulpit during the past
four Sundays owing to severe illness,
will preach today.
An annual church meeting OF the scotch
Presbyterian Church was held on We'd
nosday evening, and reports of the trns-
tees, the session (elders), the Ladies So
cial Circle, the Missionary Aid Society
and the Sunday School were given.
These were all eminentiy satisfactory,
and there was also an increase OF sixty
four to the membership made during the
year
The work OF the Young Ladies' Mission
airy Society in the Scotch Church showed
great attention to benevolent objects, and
the church as whole has contributed
largely during the year to the Parsus In-
stitute in Asia Minor, and about 500 to
mission boards aud 800 to benevolent
purposes.
There will be revival meetings during
this week at st. Pauls M. X. Church.
The Sunday school of this church mas
undergone some alterations, and prizes
and pictorial papers will be presented to
those pupils who attend regularly.
On Monday evening the Rev. Charles
p. Mitchell, of Plainfieid, will lecture
under the auspices of the Young Peoples
Society in Hedding Church. The subject
OF the lecture will be Naples and Vesu-
vius"
There win be baptism in the North
Baptist Churcn tonight, at which the
Rev. G.. w. Nicholson will oIficiate.
Among the applicants for baptism is q
young Japanese.
The isey. w. G. Snodgrass, of Hedding
Church. lectured In Piainficid OH Friday
night.
,1.The recrory Of St. Michael's r. O..
Il Zurich is nearly completed. 1t is hand
,ssssH and imposing structure, and when
|, = ~ ssed VIII have cost about twenty-five
ios c&;nnd dollars.
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\ oricE OF sErrLhAIEsT.

N
Notice is hereby given that the account OF the
subscribers executors OF Nicholas s. Nreeland de
ceased will he audited and stated By the Surrogate
OF the County a Hudson. aud reported for settle
ment Saturday, the 18th day OF january. 1890.
Dated November Ii. A. D. 1852.
SARAH r. yBEELAED,
STEPHEN e NhEELAND,
GARREr D. VAN REIPES.
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NOTICE Of SETTLEN1ST.

MOTlCk OF sETTLEslaST.
Notice is hereby given TINT the haai scconnt of
the subscriber. guardian OF Henrletta Aldeyaice
and stated 81 the Susrog ate Of The County OF Mnd,
son, and reported Tor settlement on saturday. the
- 'as : ''''NA' - JONATHAN DIXON.
NOTICE on stITL.Eai ESl...N NOTICE Is HI:itE
Guardian OF Benj assiin v Heard. Jr.. aud William
he h slrs hne5 II ,Se connsy of HUDSON sS ~
ported fos settlement on saturday. the Isl day Of
Lated Nosembcr u. A. p, lsss
NJ oTIcE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given thkt the FINAL account OF
eeessd' win os adtei and stated By me Surrogate
OF the County o. Hudson ana reported for settle
D~'s' Dsss'A's' : : : MARIA c. BURGESS
NOTICE or siTTI ETENT.-NGTf e Is Hereby
N given that the aaal account OF the xubseriher.
Executor OF netsey AloyHeux. deceaSed- Will be
apqs s anu ana sn'S Is ao y for seflsnen o. t2
day. the no day 81 FEBRUARY. 1874
D4's' 's'''H's' : fREDERfcK PAYNE.
NOTICE Of sETTIEMENT,- NOTICE. n HERE-
~ BY given thai the secoans q tbe sacsrriesrs
viii be audited and stated hg the Surrogate Of the
eSgRy q hssoa s aSs Fs aGE on
based November q. A. ,,ss;;t isSs =. q
NOTICE or SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby sivsn sAas the aeceant Of the
subscriber. guardian OF Charles DosclIer minor
viii b audited and stated " the sfDz ate az the
ssiSrdas' the Isl day of March is -. =
paiea December ~ a, D. 1855.
NOTICE or SETTLEMENT,
Notice i hereby gwen that The account ., the
subzerfher sslFuirisratfix OF 3.ennnrd Cotton
tierehss-A viii he audited and stated hs sbs Surro
q ss ssen Is Ss ssh ns aos
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xhc sc1ubert Gfee Club.
! Schubert Giee Club will give
Aler Of their popular musical iubileez
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Ia WYERS.

rI,HoMAs p. NooEAN, JR- LAWYER. Opposite
L Ceurr Hcusa Jersey City HeiShtA
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS. >
NOTICE 70 cREDrToRs.-

N -
Estate of Annie Burke, deceased, sendersoa Smith,
executor OF Annie Burke deceased By order OF the
Surrogate Of Hudson county, dated December 10.
lssS, Hereby gives notice 10 the creditors of said
decsden 10 bring their debts. demands and claims
against the estate of said decedent, under oath or
animation Within nine months from the date Of
said order. or they viii be forever barred OF any
action therefor against said exceutor.
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NOTICE OF SETTLENENT-N NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given that the fina account OF The subscriber.
sole snrViving executor oI John Hudson deceased.
County Of Hudson. and reported for settlement on
saturday, the IN d day OF March next.
JOHN r. HUDSON
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NOTICE or SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS HEREBY
N given that the account OF the subscriber. ex-
ecutof OF Mary Henry. deceased, Will be audited
and stated Dy the Surrogate OF the County OF Hud-
son, reported for settlement on Saturday. the
eighth day Of March next
Dated January 2, 4. D., 1870
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Notice Is hereby given that the fiasl acconnt of
the subscriber guardian OF Henrietta Alderaice,
now the wife OF Lewis Nieland. Will be audited
and stated by the Surrogate of the County OF Hud
son, and reported Tor settlement on saturday. the
lar .Iaa Of Atar1.n
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JONATHAN DIXON.
N ofiCE on sETrLANENF.-

Notice Is hereby given that the final account OF
the subscriber. RxecRlriN Of John II. Burgess. de
ceased will BE- agdfed snd stated by the Surrogate
the County o. hudson. and reported for settle
ment saturday The l5sh daS OF February. 1sD.
M .tfD 4 A
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70 authorize the Bergen Electric Light Heat aad
Power Company 10 erect poles and lay pipes in
certain streets, for the purpose OF distributing
electricity for light. heat and power Ia Jersey
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-04-05
PREFERRING TO STEAL IN THE
DARK.

Senator Hoar Of Massachusetts, gave
notice the other day that he would call
up the Montana election cases in exscu.
tive session. This means the considers
tion Of these grave questions with closed
doors and with no report Of the debate
or other proceedings. We should think
the Republican majority would be glad
to hide their heads while perpetrating
this grossest Of all outrages on . free
people. The whole thing 10 monstrous.
Nothing like il has ever been attempted
before in this country. The Democratic
Senators elect, and not the Republicans,
are decently entitled TO be seated. The
Legislature was Democratic clearly and
would have been organized by that party
only for Republican swindling In exclud.
ing certain returns IN Silver Bow county.
All decent men in Montana conceds this.
But the Northern Pacific railroad wants
q couple Of its tools in the Senate and %
. consequence IL 10 backing the Repub.
loan claimants. There would be no
contest but for that corporation which
has mineral and other lands TO 6lch
from the people. Hence the great effort
making to steal the State and seat the
Republicans who are its attorneys and
have been for years, open and notori.
ously so. The Republican party and
the railroad are one and the same thing
everywhere. The rule applies in Colo.
RADIO. and California and Nevada and all
along the line. We expect to see Mon.
tana stolen At the bidding Of the North
ern Pacific, but we would prefer to see
the theft accomplished in the broad
light Of day. The men who vote for
the steal will be none the less thieves in
the eyes Of honest men because they
answer to the r~oll.call behind the closed
doors of the Senate chamber. Let there
be light that all the world may know
whom to execrate while the conscience.
less scoundrels shall live.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-04-05
PETER AMI JOHN.
VIII They Ever feet In the frixe
Ring.

VIII They Ever Meet IN INC Hf'>0
Ring.
The sporting editor Of the New YORK
Sun says, in speaking Of the fight be-
tween Jackson and Sullivan, 81 have
lust received a letter from London which
says: The sporting men here think a
great deal Of Jackson's fistic powers and
are prepared to back him heavily against
sullivan in case the fight oil.
This shows that Sullivan's failure to de-
feat Mitchell has lessened him greatly in
English estimation. In Australia jack
son has many partisans. But as Sullivan
has never been there and as the colony
naturally takes its opinion from the
mother country, he cannot have many
friends there who will bet heavily on
him. Australian money. therefore, will
be sent to San Francisco for investment.
sin this country nine out OF ten sport
ing men are Of the opinion that Jackson is
no match for Sullivan. and fully rs per
cent of them will back their opinion with
money. This being the fact, l feel sure
that il Peter and John come together
under the auspices Of the California Ath.
letic Club the betting on the result will
be four times as great as was ever known
on a similar event. English and Austria
liam money will be there in fabulous
amounts, and American money will be
| there to cover it. / would not be sur.
prised il 81, ZOO, 900 change hands
| through this fight. The victor can vel
afford to retire from the ring. for his re-
ward will be the greatest ever gladiator
| aarned
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-04-05
Never Give Up.

If you suffer from asthma, bronchitis,
or any other disease Of the throat or
lungs. nothing can surprise you more
than the rapid improvement that will
follow the use of Santa Able. II you
are troubled with catarrb, and have
tried other medicines, you will be un-
able to express your amazement at the
marvellous and instantaneous curative
powers of California Cat-r-Cure. These
remedies are not secret compounds, but
natural productions Of California. Sold
at 81 a package; three for 50 so, and
guaranteed by John S. Capron, Main
street, Eureka, Nevada.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-04-05

The Chicago. Milwaukee Il st. Paul
Railway is the only line running solid
vestibuled, Electric Lighted and steam
Heated trains between Chicago, Mil
waukes, st. Paul and Minneapolis. q,
The Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
Railway is the only line running SOLID
vestibuled, Electric Lighted and steam
Heated trains between Chicago, Council
Bluffs and Omaha.
The berth reading lamp feature in the
Pullman Sleeping Cars run on these
lines is patented, and cannot be used ny
any other Railway Company. 1t IS the
great improvement Of the age. Try IL
and be convinced.
For further particulars apply TO the
nearest coupon ticket agent, or address ss
| Alex. Mitchell, Commercial Agent, ZoZ
So. Main ST., Salt Lake City, Utah.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-04-05

nAn1a
The House Committee OF Coinage,
Weights and Measures is composed
Of fourteen members, Q majority OF
whom are opposed to the remonetIza.
tion Of silver. Among the members oil
the committee are Bland Of Missouri,
VINO has always been an unhinching
friend Of silver, and Bartine Of Nevada,
whose professions and actions are at va
rance on the silver question. Bartine,
whose policy seems to be to keep in with
the Administration, regardless OF the
interests Of his constituents, as it has
the disposal Of the loaves and fishes,
voted with the majority in reporting ia
vorably on the Window bill. which
every newspaper in Nevada that knows
anything Of the subject. and has opin-
ions and lie not afraid to express them,
has condemned IS a goldbug scheme to
reduce silver to the level Of . commod.
ity with no fixed value. On the other
hand Bland Of Missouri, the true and
tried friend Of silver, who asks and ex-
poets no favors from the goldbug Ad-
ministrstion, has submitted . minority
.port, which is also signed by Williams
Of Illinois, in opposition TO the Window
bill. Bland says the bill was adroitly
drawn TO suspend silver coinage
and permanently establish single stand
ard gold payments.
That Bland is right, the press Of Ne
vada and the people whose opinions Of
the Window bill have been published,
fully s~ubstantiate, yet our Representa-
tive, so.called, the gentleman appointed
by our Governor to represent Nevada in
the st. Louis Silver Convention, all Of
whose constituents are particularly in
terested in the silver question, votes
with the goldbugs for q bill to suspend
the coinage Of the metal and reduce it tt
tho level Of lead or iron.
1t may be pertinent in this connection
to ask what Nevada Republicans gair
by Mr.. Bartine's devotion to the gold
bugs, or to put IL more pointedly and
expressively, by his treachery to his con
~stituentsi Not 9 Nevadan has been ap-
pointed to any Federal office outside the
State under the present Administration
and the few Federal offices in the State
would be filed by Republicans as the
terms of Democrats expired whether
Bartine was in Washington or Halifax,
and whether he voted for or against the
Window bill. There seems to be no ex'
cuse for his vacilating policy, and it il
unfair to charge him with selling or be-
traying his constituents, as there is nc
evidence that he received anything what
ever for supporting the Window bill.
and nothing for voting for a goldbue
Speaker except the sixth place on two
committees. Silver State.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-04-05
the WEST VIII NOT HAVE TT.

So long as the councils Of the Repub-
lican League spend their time In prais-
ing the present management OF the
Treasury Department, and vote down
amendments calling for the restoration
Of silver to lie ancient place, they will
have TO depend upon the country east Of
the Mississippi for sympathy and sup
port. In this region there has been
nothing done by Mr.. Window which bias
revealed that he knows there Is any
country west Of Omaha. except when be
has had a chance to give an industry
out this way a black eye. and he has
eve omitted taking advantage Of such
an opportunity. And as things are just
now drifting, the party will hear
thing drop when they call the sovereigns
together again to nominate q President.
The West has held its peace for the last
time, and at the next meeting Of the
Republican National Convention when
the roll Of States shall be called there
will be eight States at least that will
present . solid front against any man
who olings to the frauds that have cost
this country so much. By a stroke of
the pen Mr.. Window might, last Sum-
mer, have done something which would
by this time have been worth millions to
the West; it would have been carrying
out the intention Of the law; ii was his
plain duty to have done it; every subor-
dinate in his Office whose atten.
tion was called to the matter declared
that there was nothing else to do, but
Window would not do It, and gave an
insincere reason for his refusal. The
men of the West are keeping that fact
in mind, and they do not look with a
vast amount Of patience upon the meet.
ing Of Republicans to Lass resolutions of
in such a Secretary. They
will be heard from in due time, because |
they believe that while it is not possible |
them to nominate any one for Presi-
dent, they do believe that by 3 con-
certed effort they can defeat any one
who is particularly offensive to them
Salt Lake Tribune.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-04-05
THE TERRIFIC TORNADO.
DcsoIatios and Death I'm IT'S Wake-
The Aetna Losses In Louisville

n..otafso, and Death I'm IT'S wake
The AetuaI Losses in Louisville
louisville, March 3l.-The estimates
of loss of life and damage to property,
| caused by the cyclone, have been TOO
high. 1t is now pretty near certain that
the entire loss Of life will not 60 much
above 100, if that number is reached
From $50 to 200 persons were injured 10
an extent worth noticing and probably
from 500 to 1000 have slight bruises or
scratches.
The actual loss from a financial stand
point will not be so great as was sup
posed at first. The tobacco warehouses
are not hurt to the extent stated. Nearly
all those demolished were old buildings
and comparatively small.
At Jacksonville many were rendered
homeless and penniless by the recent
cyclone. Damages in houses, inrnituIe,
etc., are large. Not less tnan @V
houses were wrecked.
The Executive Committee oil the re
lief fund, has a large number oil aadi-
tional subscriptions and all cases Oh ues-
titution, when immediate action was
necessary, have been cared for. Wher-
ever houses are not too badly damaged,
repairs will be made at once.
The amount Of funds now ! tne
hands of the Treasurer is about s32,Ooo'
this being added last night. Offers '
been received from q number oil outsioe
cities, but the Board Of Trade Commit
tee have declined offers OF assistance tof
the present. Mayor Jacobs said, how
ever, If voluntary contributions were
offered he would advise acceptance: Two
or three large mercantile firms in the
East have telegraphed Mayor Jacobs to
draw on them for $1,000 and a telegram
to the same effect came from President
tanner, of the Indianapolis Board OIL
Trade.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-04-05
Hopeful Views.

There are shrewd, sharp business
men, who think the severe ordeal
through which Nevada has passed
will eventually benefit the State. They
contend that last Winter was a great
equalizer and prevented a few men
from gobbling up all that is worth
having, outside the mines, in Nevada.
Silver State.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-04-05

It is rumored in London that Queen
Victoria is thinking seriously of abdicat.
ing, in order to give the Prince Of Wales
. chance to become King of England
and Emperor of India. The Queen is
rapidly becoming inirm and cannot ex.
pect to live much longer.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-04-05

Immigration from the United States
to Canada will reach food tide during
the next few days. The glory of the
Dominion as an asylum for rogues will
disappear after the 4th of April, when
the new treaty goes into effect.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-04-05
A Dangerou. Counterfeit.

Counterfeit $40 notes on the German
National Bank Of New Orleans, are in
circulation. There are no silk lines on
the paper, but ink lines in imitation oil
them. are printed on the back. The
notes will readily deceive and are re-
garded as dangerous.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-04-05

The House Committee on Coinage,
Weights and Measures has agreed to
oner = resolution for the consideration Of
the WINDOW Silver bill on the 18th Of
April.