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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-09
EXECUTORS SALE
In tie .NoHcr Of the Estate Of IONS
o.. DiRROH, Deceased.
c-. ..I I.i:-:.l liStrirt Circ-

o.. DiRROH, Deceased.
District Court, Sixth Judicial District, Fare
ha county. Nevada.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TiAllN
~ pursuance, and by til. over ava ahih"l-
ity in me vested by the last Will and tcslh-
mont of John q. barrow, deceased, duly Pm
batrd IN SAID court, the uEdcrsigncd, eNee..
tor of said will. will sell at pubic auction
the hi.hcst hid ON the following t'rhl1, ~
wit: Ion ali sums of and under two htihIic"
dollars, cash; aud for all sans over NV" M.
drcd dullars, on n cTedi, ot ninety days WIN
interest ON such sans ut the rate OF Two pei
cent. per month, with good sccrritH,' ana
subject to confirmation by said liStlltt' our,
on SATURDAY., OCTOBER 81, lh'i, ~ ~
O'clock \. II. Of that day, at the oilce oil Ia
late John q. barrow deceased. one uuut
Forth OF the Turner House, in the t9Whw
Eureka. in said county and state, the ioi!eNi
ing personal property, To wit: \ large "nt
of the New York. Massachusetts,, CAN ofil'i
Ncyada. Indiana. Illinois, Atiiei lcan .nt
United states supreme Court Reports; ! nut
Statrs. Massachusetts, Indiana, llllnei. ana
California Dige,ts. and IA large lot "l La"
Text Euoas; also Il lot of mlscellaneoHs
books. carpets, chairs, tables, des,N' hHo9-
ease. lamps. stove and pipe, lounge, bed IN ~
stead and bedding, bureau, wasbstanu, W"
numerous other articles. e.. /. iohN'l
Executor q said j. 0. barrow, deceased.
September Eth, 1874. Sill"
P0STPeNEMENT.
The above sale j. hereby POSTPONED mn
Saturday,. October 18th, 1874. at the sH"e
hour and place. {. +. HORN.
49, Executor.
Eureka, Oct, LIST, 1874. Oh
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

THE TINE FORREGISTRATION OF THE
l names Of the qualified electors in Sulphur
station Precinct, Eureka County. Nevada.
prior 10 the General Election of
k'i, 10 be held on tn. Sd day Of
November. A. ID. 1874, for tn. County OF Eu-
reka, state Of Nevada, will expire at SIX
O'CLOCK p. NJ. on the Goth day Of UctO.
ber.A. ID. 1874. HENRY SELkIkk.
Registry Agent,
sulphur Station Precinct. Eureka County,
nevada. %
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

TIE TIME FOR REGISTRATION 0FTHE
| names OF the qualified electors N Spring
Valley Precinct, Eureka County. Ne
yada, prior to the General Election Of
ia, 10 be held on the Sd day Of
Novem Der. 4. u. ia. Tor the County Of Eu-
rska. State OF Nevada, will EXPIRE y SIX
O'CLOCK P. N. on the 10th day II spcto.
Der. A. ID. 1874. DAVID {. kEENE.
Registry Agent.
Sprips Valley Precinct. Eureka County. Ne
vads. o.
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SheriH's Sale!

STATE or NEVADA. COUNTY or EIRiht. ;
SHTEIFt'> uFFICt. Eureka. New 6ct. :. Isl. =
IY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. Is
ID sued cut Of the district Court OF the
>Isth judicial District IN and Tor EurcEa
County. State IF Nevada. IN the 6;i dag q:
October. A.. H.. IS14. and to me directed and
delivered, for a Judgment rendered and
doche'ed in sand Court on The -'th day OF;
SEPTEMBER. A. u. III, in .avur 81 VI. Gbrr-
fclier ami VI. harrison. coiartucr< ns tb,r-
fielder ami Ilaru>un, a. plaintiffs. ana against
q. u. Martin ana Martin. coFartner> a>3r.N e.
Martin and Bro, defts. fpr thr sum ct three
Thousand and three handrei aui thirteen
and g~--Iu0->3.3l3 ~"--IH-dulIdrs, ruld coin #
the I mt-d states. with interest thereon al
the rare OF tcn-lo-pcr cent. per arRHm
from the date ii said Indignant till paid. To-
s.thrr with one hundred and thirty and
uIp->I1 H-IH1-delIars. gold GCIn o. the
uIipd states, Gusts ard disbursements - The
date Of laid Judgment, and a~ccrUinc costs,
amounting TO the sum If enc hundred and
eight 5l-lH->It> 5l-luQ-dotl4r>. al in gold
COLL Of the DitaG >tafes, TIP 10 this date. -
gether with all costs that may actrIc hero
after. hare On tbs. tho 7A
tached the iollowia, described real
properly. situate. being and lying in Eureka
county and state OF Nevada. about three
miles due east from the Willow station. on
the Austin and Eureka stage read. and abuIt
forty-D-mi-> westerly from the town If
Eureka. In sad Eureka county. and >taia of
Neftaa, containing about enc hundred and
>lNty-lN-acreS SAID ranch heIag owned and
occupied by d. w.. Martin and Brr.: and
netlce : hereby ciysn, thar / viii sell the
ao9ye described real properly, At rgblIc ATE
tlen. iur gold coin. 10 the highest and
best bidder, at the Courthouse duur. III the
town OF i.Urcka, Eureka county. on
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTI-
"A fed that GEp. DptGIlEKTl j. no long
er agent for the Eureka Market, The books
can be ound III Montgomery * te,s Office, in
" ellis, Fargo Il Cos building All who are
indebted are requested 10 make immediate
settle .ent. and those having claims. to pre-
sent them at the Office Of the undersigned.
xuglb Mon IGUMEkl * co
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NOTICE,

A Ii PARTIES INJECTED To TIE
"A firm Of GRAY ~ hALhoD are horeby
notified To settle up prior r. the luth #
t'IuhEk, 1874. . We intend 10 close our
business oH that date. S-tlle M. 81 lay your
selves litile 70 extra costs.
%-im GRAY WALEop.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25
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baptist Missionary Society.

THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE SOCIETY, AT DOVER,
ON MONDAY THE 21sT INSTRUMENTATION
PROPOSED MEETINGS IN FUTURE.
According to previous arrangeme mt and an
nouncement the Baptist Missionary Society of
the State Of Delaware held its first annual meet
ing with the Baptist Church at Dover, on Mon
day the 21st. The exercises were of highly in
teresting character and undoubtedly productive
of great good. Sermons were preached by Bretli-
rem Folwell, Metz and Eastwood, and during the
session many Of the visiting brethren gave ex-
preston to their feelings in words of encourage
me mt and cheer.
The work to be accomplished by the Society is
a great one, and judging from the earnestness
with which it is entered upon by those who COM
pose it, gives promise of being fully done.
Quarterly meetings will be held during tue
year at Magnolia, Wyoming, and Milford, for the
carrying on of which the preachers have already
been appointed.
The second annual gathering Sept. 2lst, 1875,
will be held with the Second Baptist Church of
Wilmington, Rev. A. Macarthur, Pastor. The
annual sermon will be preached by Rev. H. II.
Leamy of Milford with Prof. Heath OF Wyoming
as alternate. The following officers were elected
to serve during the ensuing year: Rev. MIR.
Folwell, Chairman, Il. NJ. Eastwood Secretary,
and Mr.. Parvis of the Baptist Church at Dover,
Treasurer.
After a short closing address by the Chairman
and few words of cheer from others in attend
ance the Society adjourned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25

SUDDEN DRATH.-Andrew Landenberger, q
brother OF Martin Landenberger, the principal
proprietor Of the manufactures at Landenberg,
died very suddenly on Thursday morning. He
will be taken to Philadelphia for inteTment.
RELIGIOUS. Joseph L. Maule a distinguished
minister of the society Of Friends, will hold a
religious meeting in the M. E. church this (Fri-
day. evening.
BAnNuM's BALooN.-The balloon !" p. 4. Bar
mum" which left Barnum's Hippodrome in Bait
imore on Tuesday evening, landed safely Mt
Lewisyille, on Wednesday afternoon. Professor
Donaldson and reporter of a Baltimore paper
were the only occupants.
IMPROVEMENTS Washington Ewing, one of
tue enterprising merchants of I.andenberg, s
never so we'll satisfied as when he In building
and improving. He is now building very
handsome porch to the only house of the num-
ber he owns which up to this time has had
none.
SpooKs ABOUT AaAIN.-Somehow the appear
ance of spooks in Landenburg is always stimuli
taneous with some courting expedition. few
evenings ago couple of pair who had domi-
ciled themselves for a goodtime were very much
alarmed at hearing the knob OF the door making
a..nois as of turning. One gallant was somewhat
alarmed as this was about his first experience
under such circumstances. His fair companion,
however, older at the business, succeeded in qui-
citing the gentleman's fears, and hanging bon
net over the naughty knob, was determined
that Mr.. Spook should not see through the key
hole, and he was welcome TO all he could hear.
This had the desired effect, and quiet once NOR
reigned in the kitchen.
ALL SORTS. Tommy Mssimer, who some time
ago was injured by being struck on the elbow
with a croquet ball, is knocking around again
right lively. The mutual admiration assoca-
ton of which he is one of two members took
care of him. ... Protracted meeting will soon
commence. .... Charles Weller ESD. has re.
covered from his recent illness. ...... Esq
Burnett is courageous man, but he couldn't
catch Jack Stevens. .......W H. Greenwal
is the poet laureate of Landenberg
His poems are witty and readable. ....... The
fat barber is funny fellow he is most always
laughing and grows fat by it........S. e
Nevin has commenced the erection of -four ten
ement houses. s........An aged gentleman ii
afraid something is going to happen to his hope
full son who runs on the w Il w. IL. X. traine
He actually gotup one morning this week with
out being called, and went to chopping woot
without being told, for the first time in his life
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25
Dailv Gemmereial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Latest General News.
Howard NJ. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis O. Ferris.
nS,- For TERMS etc., ses Second Paqe.

AZ Trenton, N. j., yesterday, Burnett who
was sentenced to pay $3.50 fine on each Of the
indictments against him for sending obscene
matter through the mails, paid over the money
and was discharged
The Mutual club defeated the Boston yester-
day. at Boston, by score Of to 8. At Phila-
deiphia the Chicagos defeated the Athletics, 4
to2.
Oscar Warwick a gambler was shot dead in
New Orleans on Thursday night by Antonio Es-
quano. They had quarrelled over game of
cards.
man named Krause attempted to kill his wife by
nring at her with revolver. He did not hit her,
but thinking that he had shot her, he killed him
self Domestic trouble caused the tragedy.
boiler in the engine room of Field d Sons
tack works, at Taunton, Mass, exploded yester-
day, killing one man and iniuring several others.
An attempt has been made 20 resume the ses-
sions of the Kellogg .and McEnery conference
committee at New Orleans, and an informal
meeting was held yesterday. The McEneryites
hyye notified the other party to give written no
tice when they desire to reopen negotiations
The members of the Austrian Polar expedition
declare that explorations in the direction OF tho
North Pole are hopeful of satisfactory results,
and that the reports of the existence of an Open
Polar Sea are untrue.
The Postal Congress at Berne has approved a
plan for an international post Office Tho Con-
gress has resolved to meet every three years,
and selected Paris M the place for the next ses-
sion IN 1877.
Heavy rains have fallen in India, and the pros
pect for the crops continues most satisfactory.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25

den was outdstanceed. After passing the
first quarter pole Modock closed up the short dis
tance between himself and Andy johnson, and
in passing the judges stand the horses, were al
most neck and neck. On the turn Modock fell
away aud was unable to recover his lost ground,
and after entering on the home stretch broke and
came in several lengths behind. Time, 2.40
End Hedt-Modoc and Andy johnson made a
very pretty race, being neck and neck all around
the course except on the curves. where the for
mer fell behind, the latter having the pole. Az
ter passing the stand Modoc broke OH the curve
and fell 30 far behind that all hope for the race
WAS lost and Andy johnson won the heat with
ease in 2.40 Marydel was distanced.
3rd Hedt.-Modoc and Andy johnson were the
only contestants and the struggle was hard
one and the exhibition OF speed very fine. Mo-
doc closed up the gap between the two al the
first quarter pole and took the lead, but break
ing lost it and was unable to close mp the gap
again. Andy johnson won the heat i'm 2.389I
and the race, receiving the first and third purses
protest was entered against the award of the
iirst purse to Mr.. Russell's Cleopatra it being sta
ted that she had before competed for a premi-
um oh other courses The matter il still unset
tied. The claim for the whole purse in the
minute race by Mr.. Pennington has not yet been
filed, but will be in due time. He has five days
in which to make it,
TOMORROW.
Tomorrow is expected to be the "big day" of
the fair. Excursion trains are expected from
Milford and the Md. & Del r. r.. The pro-
gramme in trotting will bring out large home
attendance. Will furnish you the award OF pre-
miumH tomorrow. j. NJ. H.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25
Disastrous railway Collision

A disastrous collision occurred on the Park
ersburg branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road on Wednesday night. The passenger train
which left Baltimore at half-past six in the even
ing, and a passenger train which left Parkers-
burg at six, ran into each other at Smithton, 5s
miles east of Parkersburg. Smithton was the
regular place Of meeting for the trains, and the
when the other, which was behind time, came
along suddenly and ran into it. Both engines were
smashed, and the postal car of the west bound
train was burned, with its contents, s. W. Brad
ford, the postal clerk, perishing in the flames
Tho baggage car OF the same train. with most oi
of several passengers cars were destroyed, hut
none Of the passengers are reported injured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25
SECOND EDITION.
Kent co. Politics.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET NOMINATED AT Do
YER, YRsTERDAY
Special to the Commercially
DOVER, Sept. "A.
The Democratic County Convention met this
morning ut 10 o'clock and nominated the follow
ing ticket
Senator's
Milford Hundred-Henry b. Fiddeman.
Mispiion " William Sapp.
Representatives.
Duck Crock John NJ. Voshell, Wm. b. Col
lins.
Kenton-J. Frank Wilds.
Little Creek-Webster d. Learned.
Dover-James H. Todd
North Murderkill-Wm. Broadaw#
Sonth Murderkll-Thos. C. Greeh
Levy Court.
kenton-Nathaniel Griffin
Little Creek-Henry NJ. How.
West Dover-Philemon Scotten.
Mllford--James A. Martin.
!Sherit-Peter L.. Cooper.
Coroner--Peter Credick.
The mass meeting was held in the afternoon
in the Representative Hall, and addresses deliv-
cred by Hon. Chas Brown and Hon. Eli Sauls-
bury. John p. Cochran and James Williams
Eaqnirea were both in town. DoN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25

Rev. J. Garland Hammer, who has received
his dismssion from the New Castle Presbytery
in order to accept the pastorate of the church at
Wateryille, N. Y, will remove from this city,
soon to his new charge, which is considered a
very pleasant and desirable one. Its last pastor
was Rev. Carson W. Adams, "a native of this
city, and brother to John II. Adams, Eaq.,) vino
sailed for Europe, a few weeks ago. Mr.. Ham
ner, during his extended service az Evangelist
within the limits of this Presbytery and Synod
has done great deal of effective work, and has
largely aided the erection of many new churches
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25

In the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at Atlanta,
yesterday, it was decided to hold the next an
nual session at indianapolis. Authority was CIV
en- to the Grand Sire to establish the order in
Austria, if permission be obtained from the Aus
trian Government. The subordinate Grand
Lodges were authorized to confer the honorary
degree of Past Secretary ON any Past Grand in
good standing, who has served a lawful term at
Vice Grand and Noble Grand in subordinate
lodge. Action was taken in reaflrmance of the
action of the Grand Lodge in 1872, mailing it il
legal to hold lodges or encampments on Sundays,
except for funeral purposes. The Enlargement
measure" looking to the amalgamation Of the
two branches of the Order, was defeated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25

The review Of the Pennsylvania militia at Har-
risburg yesterday was the largest that has
been held since the war. Twenty-Five companies
were inspected in the morning, and the gem
eral review took place in the afternoon in
the presence OF Governor Hsrtranft aud bis
stan.
clergyman presented himself at the office Of L
prominent real estate firm in Boston one day
last week, and asked if the firm would give him
list of all the farms offered for sale and owned
W widows. The query naturally arose whether
nc wanted to buy widow or marry farm
1t is reported that the Empress of Russia will
go to England shortly on account of the occur
renee OF an important event in the family of the
Duke of Edinburgh.
Lieutenant Boyne, of the tbirty-eighth British
regiment, recently walked from Aldershot Ia
London and back in seventeen hours. The dis
lance rs seventy miles.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25
Delaware city items.

DELAWARE Cry, Sept. %.
The greatest item, here, is about the birds,
now that we are getting through the peach sea-
son. From early morning light, till sun-down,
the little creatures are taken on the wing. AL
most every man has his gun and his dog, and
some have had very successful hunts, taking as
many as hundred at time. Birds are bring
ing very good price in Philadelphia this year
from ST. to S1.25 per dozen.
The shipments of peaches from this place by
tho Major Reybold and the Perry have been
considerable this season. Last Tuesday it is
estimated that as many as 1000 baskets were
taken on by the Perry alone. Besides those a
great many barrels of apples, pears, and ounces
are usually sent up.
The canning business, at the factory of VIM.
G. Knowles, is progressing very nicely. Hun
dreds of baskets of the finest tomatoes are being
daily put up. This crop ia very good, here, and
great many come over to the factory from Sa-
lem and vicinity.
The Jersey shore affords ue here our supply
of watermelons, cantelopes and sweet potatoes.
very great country that same shore must be,
to supply 80 many people with such things.
The rain last week has done an abundance of
good for the farmers. They are driving forward
their plows and sowing their wheat as fast as
their horses and hands can travel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25
Neighboring Counties.

--Esq. Whitehead OF West Chester, has sued
the Philadelphia city Item for libel, on account
of letter from that borough, published in It,,
which was grossly abusive of him.
DIR. Stebbns of Unionville, talks of making
West Chester his place of residence before long.
THE Chester county girls have cheeks all
sticky these days, from too frequent collisions
with beaux lips at apple "bims."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25

The candidacy of Judge Bedle for the Gov
einorship of New Jersey, while remainingon the
bench, excites much adverse comment.
The New Jersey Democrats go in for hard
money, soft-soap, hard-cider, soft-shells, hard
tack, soft solder-and hard and soft things gen
orally.
mated for Congress by the Republicans of the
9TH Maryland district, on Wednesday, is lawyer
OF prominence and acknowledged ability, but not
heretofore closely Identified with the Republican
party. Unless this last fact hurts him, he will
lie strong candidate.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25
WILMINGTON CITY LOAN
FOR THE
IMPROVEMENT OF THE WATER WORKS
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
(S2O0,O001

or Wilmington city Bonds are offered for sale In
sums of Fifty Dollars and Its multiple.
In the Act of the Legislature of Delaware, au-
thorlzing said Loan, 1t ls provided that Six Thous
and Dollars CO. 00O) shall be paid annually In July OF
each year, until the whole loan is redeemed.
The Bonds bear interest at six per cent per all
num- payable seml-annually on the hrst days oi
January and July OF each year, clear Of all fdreS
now levied or 10 be levied upon the principal or in
terest thereof by authority Of the State or Of the
United states.
For safe and permanent Investment for Trustees
or others seeking security and prompt payment OF
interest, there Is none better.
The income of the Water Department from Watel
Rents and other sources exceeds $4,000 annually
The following statement will show in what man
ner the Loan in to be issued and when redeemed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25

QUIoKsTEP BASE BALL CLUB.-At STATED
meeting of the Quickstep Base Ball Club, last
evening, the following officers were elected
Sayers Secretary, Thos. Mullan, Jr /; Treas
urer, Harlan Mccall Directors, Thos. Cloud
Geo. Huested, +. Cheers, D. Cook, Thos Kane
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25

In reply to proifered engagement at the im-
peral opera of Vienna Madame Christine Nilsson
has demanded the modest sum of 5000 francs
(S1 ,O00) night, and half the gross receipts over
tor has asked for time to consider his decaion-
and TO fake breath.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25
National ConnciI, O. u. A. M.

In the National Council of the Order of United
American Mechanics, at Cleveland, on Wednes--
day evening, the following officers were elected
and installed National Councillor. G. A. Reief-
snyder, of Ohio National Secretary, Amor s.
Redstreake, of Pennsylvania National Treas
urer John Walker, of Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25

ARREsrED.-Oficer Legg arrested another
boy this morning FOR jumping on the train. The
train hands have received orders to hold all par
ties and turn them over to Officer I4egg at the
depot for prosecution.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25
0ltina and 6lassWare.

WE ECONTINUET TO SELL FOR CASH.
w Best irOn-stone China Tea-Sets, "A pieces,A 50
Best iron-stone China Chamber Sets, 10 pieces, 80
Best iron-stone China Dinner Sets, 100 pieces. u q
Best white French China Dinner Plates, doz... 0u
Rest gilt French China Tea Sets, a pieces. 00
Best gllt French Dinner and Tea SelsOT peces,h5 ~
Fine Lava Cuspadores, each. .;..:...;;.,.:... "a
Fancy Goods, Ornaments, Vases, Cologne Seta,
Figures &C., at very low prices. .,.,....
septg-3m MARXSEN 4 WITTE,
Masonic Hall, Il3 Chestnut St. Phlada. Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25
DEAsONS WHY THE

DEASONS WHY THE
Arundel. PEBBLE SPECTACLES SHOULD BE
PREFERRED TO ALL OTHERS.
They have the power of arresting the heat rass OF
Solar or Artificial Light before entering the eye,
They are violet tinted, yet constructed that when
low numbers are the same tint.
NAL General A. Duryea, of New York city, writes;
Z" 1t gives pleasure to say that the Arundel Peb
BILE Spectaces are the best have seen or worn,
and TO them indebted for the return of the sharp
vision of my youthful days."
From Messrs. Queen Co., Opticians, Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia 1--WE have submitted your
samples TO several of our leading physicians for eX
animation, and in every case the result would have
been satisfactory to you could you have been pres
ent."
W. +. Westmoreand, NJ. D., Professor OF Princi-
pies and practice of Surgery in Atlanta, Ca, Medical
College, writes am forced to operate for
Cataract in a few days, and do not see how can
do so without the Arundels"
From r. S. Mershon, ESD, GAINESVILLE, Ohio: ~
have put the Arundes through the following tests
placed an eight inch Arundel and an eight inch
white lens side by side, sharply focused in the strong
sunlight with their foc directed on the bulbs OF two
thermometers, and the difference was four ~ de
grees in temperature in favor of the Arundel. Again,
placed the same lenses side by side on piece OF
senatised Photographic paper, and the white glass
discolored the surface quicker and more under
given exposure than the Arundel. These two tests
prove these two points, viz that the Arundel inter
cepts the solar heat rays and the chemical rays aso
@. +. RUDOLPH, Agent, Wilmington, Del.
Importers and Dealers In fine Watches, Jewelry
and Silyerware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-25
THIRD EDITION.
International seuIi Match.

THE RACE POSTPONED UNTIL TOMORROW.
SS. JoHN's, N. b., Sept. 20.
The sculling race between Brown and Morris,
which was to have taken place, here this morn
ing, has been postponed until to morrow, on ac-
count Of the fog.