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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-31

WR live for pleasure, and take it daily.
BOARD 81 90 per week, at Kemp's. opposite
the Richmond furnace. o29tf
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lirBLEGR APmIC CORnESPOND-
Ey(E

The following telegraphic CORES
pondence passed yesterday between
Eireks and Virginia:
EUREKA, Oct. 30, 1870.
To Hon. j. G. CURRIE, Mayor oi
virginia City:-TlIe citizens of Eureka
send through the agency OF the Bank
Of CalifDrnia, $3.50 50, for the beneti;
o. The sufferers by the fire in your city.
More coming, can't tell how much at
present.
w. b. HARRUB,
Chairman Eureka Relief Com.
VIRGINIA, Oct. 80.
10 w. b HARaUD, Chairman Relief
oothmliiee:-We need 1t. Thank the
c'lzets for their liberality.
II. V. DEFY, Sec.'y Relief Com.
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RACING AT CHERRY CREEK.-A
jocky club has been formed at Cherry
Creek with o. II. Grey President; q.
p. Dorland Vice President, and
Charles Mcpherson Secretary. The
club proposes giving some square
racing on next Thanksgiving Day. :
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DEPOT CoACH.-Van Husen, the
we'll known and popular Jehu, who,
prior to the ad vent of the iron horse.
man pull ,ted the ribbons between here
and Alpha, has purchased a first class
Concord coach. which he will run to
and from the depot upon the arrival
and departure of the trains, calling for
and landing passengers in any part OF
the town for the moderate sum of 81
cents apiece. He has also d three
seated carriage which can be secured
upon reasonable terms tor parties, ex
cursions. etc. orders left at the Par
ker House or at Snetsinger It Hendcr-
sons store, will be promptly atten-
ded to.
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BIO GAME.-Au>tin has been revel-
ing in the luxury OF a big poker game,
riviling the attention OF the Young
Mems Christian Association of that
place to the exclusion of all other bus
mess. Tho Repeiite is delighted to an
nounce that n large amount of money
''changed hands on the result"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-31

WANTEp-A girl, or woman, to take care of
a child and do chamber work. Apply at
Maupin x Cromer's store. olJtf
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b.. +. MeEwKS has new Buckwheat Flour
and choice Maple Syn up. and new-crop Gran
berries, Just fpom Chicago. oijtf
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MOCH's.

A FULL line of Cross Il Blackwell,
jams. jellies, pickles. shrimp and bloatel
paste, at Taylor's ol9tf
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CHAR THE TRAcA.-Board per week, 81 90,
at Kemp's, opposite tho Richmond Furnace
U2jtf
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II you want to have your watches and jew.
elry repaired in a workmanlike manner. &c
to l.. Steler's jewolry store. jy7-tf
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THIRTY Barrels Crushed and Granulated
Sugar, at II cents per pound: 30 kits Mack
erel, at ~ 80 per kit. for sale at Ashim d
Bro's. Coin on delivery. off
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AN IRArE ITISERANT.-A fellow,
an itinerant corn doctor, or something
OF that kind. who has re-
Gently put in Nh appearance in Eureka,
attempted upon his arrival to bum a
free advertisements in the SENriNEL.
and not succeeding, has since
taken occasion. whenever he thought
he could safely do SO, to indulge in ly-
ing abuse Of the proprietors OF this
paper behind their backs. We rather
enjoy his impotent rage and give him
this notice in gratitude Tor the nus
ment he has afforded u.s., with a prom
ise of some more, il he makes it worth
while.
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EcoSoay is wealth, and to make n dollar
peruse the new advertisement of Ashim Bros.
SPLIT
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MOCH'S.


No GOODS misrcpresented to effect sales. at
Taylor's. ol9tf
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iAANNtb,
Chairman Eureka Relief Com.
COMBUSTION OF THE BOISE
RAl'E.

We had an item yesterday concern
'ng the three in-five race at Boise City,
oesween Target and Emma McCor-
mex. We had an account of three
meats, two of which had been taken by
Target. The Owyhee Ao1idnche, of
wv -oth' gives the following particulars
m.he two remaining heats: The race
ortween Mccormick and Target WAS
sohciuded vest rday afternoon. The
n"rses we're called at two o'clock. and
1,'er being stripped 1t was noticed that
Emma Mccormick looked fine and
""cpped freely. Her hackers felt
." srlui Target did not appear in as
so"a spirits As "n Saturday, and was
@ory as an alkali fiat. Emma's rider
was again changed, jeff, sheldon rid
Ivy " the last two heats, aud Is deserv-
IT. Oh much praise for his skillful
~Aorsemanship.
Fourth heat-The horses got off to-
sesner, running for blood from the
Isrt. Mccormack had the inside, AS
n NY won the third heat on Sal urday.
y" ~ the back stretch Target had the
, a's1e close. but on the ho,nestretch she
i;na the lead aud passed under the
as ABOUT Is feet ahead. Time, 1861.
even, ~
ha r.'n and last heat-Target got the
M " The start and took the inside ON
voo arst TURN, making his hackers feel
ssM,'"Hu. But the mare got alongside OF
h;.na on the back stretch, and passed
~ AZ The half-mile pole, and comm.
AMI me string W. 4 length ahead,
INV NE cheers Of the spectators.
ma" ', i;olM, Thus ended the great
lsns and Mccormick has added new
-4'eis 10 her already brilliant record
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-31

WHITE Duck PANTS, only six bits, at Ashin
Brothers. SPLIT
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The RELIEF COMMITTEE. - The
gentlemen who were appointed upon
the committee to solicit subscriptions
from our citizens for the relief of the
Virginia sufferers started out yester-
day morning and before the middle of
the afternoon hat collected 81, 260. so
which was Immediately t~elegraphed to
he Mayorof Virginia. The Richmond
and Eureka consolidated Mining Com
panies headed the list with 300 each.
Paxton Il Co. subscribed 500; the
Eureka Lumber Co., w. b.. Harrub
and John. r. Platter. $75 each; w. s.
Reyes and Hank DonnelIy, $50 apiece.
Quite an amount WAS subscribed which
has not vet been been paid in. Ruby
Hill has not yet been from. The gross
receipts of the Corner saloon to-day
will be dedicated to the cause and the
probabilities are that the additions will
swell the aniout to at least a thousand
dollars more.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-31

Or ,SGE, marmalade, tomato preserves
and honey in glass jars. and in comb. at Tay
lor's. ol9i
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MArRTMoN1AL.-Und the appro-
pirate head is the notice of a marriage
which took place at the Turner House.
last Friday evening. j. Ii. Dryden and
Miss Mary Campbell being the high
contracting parties. The groom is an
attaclie of the Richmond Company,
and the bride a Canadian lady who
came all the way from that portion OF
Her Msja>ty's doninions to fulfill the
pledge made wears ago in the past.
The SENTINEL corps last evening in
spark ing HeiJsieck drank drank to the
heal of the happy couple whose
welded experience we hope will prove
"a continual honeymoon that will not
~ until they have reached the home
station In the journey OF life.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-31

Do you like Buckwheat Cakes and Maple
Syrup? If YOU do. just go to B. +. Nc
Ewen's and get some. OLE
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-31

A FULL supply of Ia BILE fruits, Tahiti lime
juice, loren capers and prunes. at Taylor's.
Olatf
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MOCII'S.

MECHANICS and Miners Tools, of every de-
scription, chez per than the lowest, at the
Pioneer Cheap Store of Ashim Bros. split
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oHouP.-Following is an item from
Acnange worth knowing If it be
cnss IL Is said that Group can be
Ana IN y minute by using alum
dr. according TO the following
sha s'ons: Trke a knife or crater and
sno'. on IN small particles about a tea
tw,.a i,u OF alum; then mix it will,
nsisee,ts quantity of sugar to make il
4 nes., and administer 1t AS quickly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-31

ADAMS HILL.-A letter of late date
to the Office below, says: The raise
from $50 foot level still in good ore. We
are within a few feet of connecting with
so foot level, southwest drift, from 200
and 100. Are progressing about pa
feet per day.
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THROUGH THE STAG


to the rear, and it is likely it was thus
Mrs. Ashim recei we'd the powder
turns reported in the papers. While
these things were taking place 1t Is said
the ~screeching of the male passengers
or some of them, tar exceeded thai Of
the women. P%inchower was on deck
or second top seat. Mrs. McNicol sal
between Fernbach and the driver,
All the rest of the passengers were on
the inside"
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A TEMPERANCE LECTURE. 1.-The
SENTINEL has ever been an ardent al.
vocate of the principles of temperance,
and we cannot under any circum-
stances encourage departure from
the strict rules of total abstinence.
But were we not an Intensely tenn
perance person, and felt a little dry, we
believe we would be tempted to-day to
slip into the Corner saloon and dump
a quarter on the counter for the benefit
of the Virginia sufferers. Messrs.
Thacher and Simms have generously
rendered the entire receipts Of their
establishment To the Relief Committee,
and when it Is remembered that every
drink taken is q loaf of bread for some
homeless fellow-mortal at the foot OF
Mt. Davidson, it will be a wonder If a
majority of the people are not affected
to-day with an unusual thirst.
FROM EASTERN OREGoN-We were
pleased yesterday to greet our old time
friend, John w. Williams, a Reese
River pioneer, but who has for the last
few years wrestled with fortune in
the mining regions of Eastern Oregon.
He arrived Friday evening on his
pumpkin colored charger from the
Web Foot country, which he found too
slow Tor AN old school Nevadan. so he
has given it The shake and will pitch
his tent permanently amid the sage
brush groves OF the Battle Born State.
He has many warm friends in this
section who gave him n cordial wei
ON and expressed their qualification
at his intention to spread his blankets
in the Base Range.
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A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO SNET-
IA SINGER il HENDERSON are notified
TO call around and settle. as after this date in
terest will be charged upon all accounts now
due. ol7-lw
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A sPRINo FOR DEAR LIFE,

and crossing the fence, was on the
steps of the stage before his pursuer>
were aware of his Whereabouts. The
three men then sprang for the road
and stage. Perasich firing one shot
and at the same time ordering the
driver to stop. Al this juncture
Ashim fired one shot i'm return. The
six stage horses, at this, started on a
full run from the jump. Asthe stage
was passing, Perasich, or Speckle Face,
it il moi certain which, fired another
shot which passed diagonally clear
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26

CONFIDENCE IN THE QuIcRsTEp5 UsIMpMnnD -
CURRENT NoTFs-NLw GAMES ANNOUNCED.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26
SECOND EDITION.
Delaware Peaches In Europe.

THE FIRST VENTURE OF THE oRowERs-DEpAR-
TUnE OF THE OHIO, THIS sMoaNINa--DEsoRIPIIoN
OF THE REFRIGERATOR.
Last evening, the first shipment Of peaches
for Europe, to go out on the Ohio, which sailed,
This morning, passed through this CITY, 1t con.
sisted of seven carloads, or 2,450 crates, princi-
oally OF Reeves Fsvorite, the remainder being
made up of Oldmixons and Crawfords The
fruit was picked in firm. dry condition, reached
Philadelphia in good order and WAS put in the
Ohio late last night.
The refrigerator into which the fruit was
stored is thus described: The apartment is
constructed of matched pine lumber. with Il
lead air chamber surrounding it ON all sides,
aud is made as nearly alr-tight as possible. The
refrigeratng process is that of the Bate
Reflgeratng Company, the principle being to
keep up circulating of dry, cold air through
the fruit. This is accomplished i'll tho following
manner: large galvanized iron tank, capa-
bic Of holding fiire, n tons of ice, is placed in
the eentro OF the room. l0 has no bottom, and
is raised about six inches from The tioor, and
ises to the ceiling; it is securely braced, and
stayed, to pievelt shiftlnS. Drainage is
ings are placed on tho bot,om and the tank filled
with ice. A small engine, OF i've horr pow, r.
placed near the refrigerator, between decks runs
blower, which forces acolumn of air through II
pipe one foot IN diameter Immediately upon the
top of the ice. and thence through the ice and
out at the bottor OF the tank, where it crcnlates
through the crates OF peaches. and escapes
through numerous outlets,a all leading to a return
pipe, which takes the air to the blower again
1t is claimed that by thus circulating the same
air through the ice. its temperature becomes re-
duced to about So degrees, causing it to part
with its moisture which is deposited on the ice,
and finds its way out OF the drainage pipes
More or less moisture is removed from the
peaches hut only sufficient to dry their surface.
The temperature is too low to promote fermen-
tation, and it ie claimed that refrigerated fruit
is much less likely to rot after being taken out
Of the refrigerator, than that just piucksd from
the tree.
The engine Yesterday was set in motion when
the tank had been partially filled with Ice, and
within i've minutes the thermometer sunk to As
degrees. As no fresh air is taken in from with
ont, there il no additional heat to overcome, af-
ter the fruit has once been reduced in tempera.
ture, except what may pass through the walls of
the apartment 1t tls believed that fifteen tons
O.! ice will be more than sufficient for tho voyage
oTHgR DIRECT TRADE.
W. G. Logan, of Fredericksburg, Nd, has con-
tracted with parties in Liverpool TO furnish them
with large quantity OF canned peaches and
other fruits. The first car load left that own,
on Monday last, aud went out on the Ohio, to-
dpy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26


The Barnes House, III West Rutland, VT, was
burned on rucsdiy. LOSS $4,000.
An incendlary fire in Sumter. s. O., on Tues-
day night, destroyed s20,0O0 worth of property
The Secretary of the Treasury has ordered
tho payment of the September interest to begin
today, without rebate.
Tho Canadian team of cricketers will leave
Ottawa on the 10Th of September, for Phadel
pha, to practice in tho international cricket
match
The chl / found ut Schuyler Falls, near Plats-
bnrsh, Is not Charlie Il ,ss It is sald tue resem.
blanca OF the face, from the mouth upward, il
perfect"
An express train fer st. Paul broke through &
bridge near Chicago yesterday, and the conduc'
Tor, engineer aud fireman were killed. few oi
the passengers were slightly bruised.
There was a terrible storm at Sioux City, Iowa
on Tuesday night, which lasted from eight oclocl
Until mdnight. IL is believed that great dsmag.
has been done to the crops and other property
The crop reports of the Department of Agri
culture for August lat show the average cohdi
Hon OF the corn crop throughout the country tt
be 96. oats 81 aud potatoes 104 The average o.
spring wheat in all the States producing It tt
any extent Id ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26

ANOTHER FLEDaELIsd HArcHED OUT IN NEW
feKK.
New YonK, Aug, 49,
movement is on foot here for the formation
OF new political party. A club has been Or
ganized called the o. United States Legal Tender
Club" A circular has been Issued which declaref
fer United States Legal Tender sound cur
rency blrs on the faith and credit Of the people
OF the United and General Governments, and ais
on the revenue paid by tile people to the United
States Treasury, and having an additional repre-
sentation in value in redeemaole and inter
ohangeablo. for three-sixty-fye United statet
bonds. This organization will, according
to the circular, favor the issue of greenbackt
in value to a sufli sent amount to met the de
mands OF trade to promote the Industries of the
nation, and demand that the greenbacks sh' i
meet the necessities of peacs az they met thos'
of War. 1t is proposed to hold q series of pub
lie meetings to further the movement comnenc-
ing about September first.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26
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The City Of PekIns', Condition.

The San Francisco Dasiy Post, Of August Il
says
"The Pacific Mall C,mpsny's steamer City
Of peking is now lying at tho Brannan street
wharf in most daplo-able condition, n sad
illustration OF the evils of the contract system
Within five months she has had to be dochod
three times. When she arrived here some five
months since, she had to be placed on tho dry
dock and in addition to tho necessary repairs 10
her propeller over 1000 of her rivet. had 10 bo
replaced When she arrived at Hong Kong,
some 1000 or 8, 0J) more Of her Iivets had work
ed loose, aud it was found necessary to AGAIN
dock her Here iG appears she was surveyed by
gentleman employed by the chief Oh nese frm+
and after receiving his report they determined
that it wonld be dangerous to ship Chinese upon
her. The feeling among tho machants was
such that it was with difficulty even
the light cargo hhe brought to this port could
he Obtained. On her last voyage to this port,
she commenced to loosen her plates again, and
water found Its way to the frei lit deck, spoil
ing portion of the cargo. On reaching h'r
wharf it was decided to send another vessel IN he
place on the next outward trip.
1t is stated that . the bolts are dropping ont
of her like teeth out OF q salivated quicksilver
miner" Several of her beams are wrenched
from their places, and seamen refuse to ship in
her. It il stated that she Is frail, or 'not sized
enough Z that it will cost $3.50, 900 to make her
safe for a voyage now. aud that similar expen-
ditnre will be required about every Elk months,
in order to keep her stlpat.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26
Sporting News.
ro.pAy's REGATTA AT sAnAroaa.

ro-DAY's REGATTA AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Aug, 26.
The weather, to-day is splendid and the waite,
ia smooth. About 5000 people are in attendance
to witness to.day's programme. The last Of th
amateur oarsman's regattas. the first race wat
the double scull for the Seniors. The start was
made at 90.
The race was won by Courtney and Robin
son, of Uuion Springs who were length ahead
of the Neptune, with the Beaver Wicbs 3rd
and 10 lengths behind the Neptune. and the
scwanka 4th and lengths behind the Beaver
Wicks. Time, 70 minutes 4211 seconds.
The BUD race was for four. cared shells. Dis
tance three miles. The race was won by the At
lanta crew, with the Buffalo crew second and
Duquesne 3rd.
RACING AT LONG BRANCH.
Lone BRANCH. Aug. &c.
The day is pleasant and the track in good con
dition. Large crowds came here, this morning,
by both routes, to the park and the attendance
to day is immense. The start will be made at
l. 30 o'clock, sharp.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26
The War IL Herzegovina.

sERvIA LIKELY TO TAKE HAND AGAINST TURKEY.
VIENNA, Aug. 25.
The popular feeling in Servia is so strong in
favor Of the Insurgents that it is feared the
government will experience great difficulty in
preventing a conflict with Turkey.
PRodarss OF THE 1NsuRREorIoN.
VIENNA, Aug. &c.
The latest advices from the insurrection in
Herzegovina state that the Insurgents have
burned the towns of Focuisa and harito. They
have captured 800 Turkish troops, whom they
1isarmed and afterwards released.
REsIGSATIoN OF THE TURKISH GRAND vIzrER.
CoNsTANrINopLE, Aug. 26.
The Grand vizier has resigned his position and
will be succeeded by Mahmond.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26
PeDnsyIyania COnl ana iron Andus-

The Philadelpha LedJer, speaking OF the out
look OF the coal trade, Gays:
"In anticipation of the September advance in
coal it is probable that domestic demand VIII
daily increase hence to the end OF August. we
have occasional reports from those engaged III
the manufacture OF iron of all increased demand,
but these reports have not yet developed into
much activity. and uuIil the furnaces open wide
ly their devourug mouths the ooal market VIII
rule languid and weak. The iron furnaces and
the steam marine of tho country are the chief
centres of coal consumption. favorable
symptom in this direction ID the pro-
pusal said to have been made by tho
philadelphia aud Reading Coal and Iron
Company to furnish to all furnaces in the
5chnylklll region now out of blast all the raw
material and take the product of their hands,
paying for the cost of Manufacture. The pro-
position is being favorably responded to by the
establishments on the Lne Of the road, and
there is fair probability of some, If not al. OF
the furnaces being again in blast soon. vi the
twenty furnaces in Berks county, sixteen are
out of blast, while two new furnaces are about
being completed, ono at Lyons and the other
at Bechtelsvle. Tho resumption OF the
furnaces will have marked effect upon the
business interests OF the eastern section OF the
state, and especially upon the coal business.
1t is all that is needed to increase the demand
for anthracite coal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26

A bereaved New York woman went to her min
lister asking him to come and perform the funer-
al service OF her fourth husband, he having oilc-
lated for the three who had previously disap.
peared from public view. "Why, madam nov
is this p asked the reverend gentleman. "Ah,
it's mighty bad, she replied, 'there was never
a poor woman worn down with such lot OF dy-
ing men as I've BEEN"
We are assured by gentleman who Ia in com
municaton with Theodore 1llfon, that he has
no purpose OF having new trial OF ms sun
against Mr. Beecher. The recent acts of his
counsel have been with reference TO the costs OF
tho former trial, for which the plaintiff would
be responsible should he Withdraw his suit from
the courts Boston Advertiser.
In Quebec the weather for hay-mahing has
been very unproptlous this season, 30 much 30
that all tho hay crop has not been harvested
vet, and the return is still both deficient IN
quantity and quality. Other crops are looking
remarkably well without any exception, the po'
tnto crop in particular
The London Lancet savs that no person
should sit for more than half an hour sposln'
fellow is sitting on the sofa with his girl, is hs
going to be particular to minute3
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-26

THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF MILLER DE-
MED.
CHICAGO, Aug. &c.
The report that an ex-gauger named Miller
had been shot by hired assassin of the Whis-
key Ring of this city proves to be unfounded
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW CUSTOMS OFFICER.
Mr.. s Sanford, of Cincinnati, arrived in Chi
cago, yesterday, and took charge of the new
Custom House. vice Gen. Holman.
STRIKE AMONG THE PRINTERS EXPECTED.
All the job printing offices in this city have
united in a request to the Typographical Uni
IN to reduce wages from twenty-one to eighteen
lollars per week, and composition from forty
seven to forty cents per thousand. The Union
efused the request, and as a number of the
eading officers will refuse to pay the old prices
strike amongst the job printers is expected to-
lay.
DEATH OF WOUNDED WOMAN.
A woman namsd Mattas died yesterday, from
INJURIES received while resisting constable who
vas levying on the goods in her husbands store: