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Daily Republican., 1880-03-17

ATT. M. WIER'S 1o3 EAST SIXTH ST.
n has opened with 81 lot of Fosters teas,
Foster the great importer Of teas. his fame
has gone abroad In all Europe. When you
ask for Fosters tea the first that has ever
been opened in Wilmington, will be opened
to-day at 103 East Sixth ST., at 50 and 90 cts,
per ID, try them; Noix de coca delicious for
pies and puddings in tin cans Of lb. each
80 cents can; cans of table peaches for 26
cts buckle berries IA cts. an, German pears
2ib for 70 cts. white wax cherries rs cts. a can.
4s.qts. Of fine new beans for 25 cts. lima de- I'd
cts. a at. our $500 flour is good, our 90. 50 is
better. our " SO is excellent, our $500 -four Ia
the best If not the very best sold in this city
for the price. 1t makes bread as white as
snow. Sold at T. NJ. WlER'S. 1,3 East Sixth
Street. 3-l7-et.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17
RREVITIES.
Sun rises GOT. ...... Sun sets 6.lo

Sun rises 6.O7. Sun sets 6.1o
A queer st. Patrick's Day.
Moving day is drawing nearer
Chickens are roosting high in Dover.
TIE base ball is surely rolling around.
Breeding cages for IS Il 90 cts. at 90 ct. store
Piles cured ior 10 cts. at 2l7 W. Third street
q. 8. Humphrey the halter, ZIG Market st
Corns killed for 10 cts., at 2l7 W. Third st
Methodist ministers are tlooking to confer
ence.
Not nuch building is expected in the 0tt
Ward this year.
Clocks lust as cheap as the cheapest, al
Millard F. Davis, No. Z. I'd street.
The days now are more than eleven hours
and half long.
Health Is wealth, but 1t will not enable you
TO wear a gold.headsd cane.
Cupping and leeching at No. 10S e. Second
street. Residence 403 East Second street.
A good rule for the rink-It young lady
can't skate, let her slide.
Housekeepors can get nice rye straw to put
under carpets at the hay yard, west Front st.
Bobtail horses in fy.time complain of lack
OF terminal facilities.
The statesman who dreamed he was a dark
horse found it to be a case Of nightmare,
For Sale.-A perforated lounge or settec at
No. 103 East Second street.
A duty on paper-to pay your subscription.
promptly.
Everybody wishing china, glass and queens.
ware should 70 to Frain's, 601 King street.
The "Morning News, !" like every other new
newspaper, got Initiated yesterday, and was
in great demand,
Vases. matchboxes and other fancy articles,
china, glassware and toys below cost until
March IS, at 822 ShiPley street.
The courts have decided that a railroad
ticket is good until used. This is not true Of
eggs.
Furniture promptly and neatly repaired at
Adair's, 2N Market street.
After the gycat astress is married, it will
soon be Mary Anderson, won't it?-Oil City
"Derrick."
One OF Millions poems should be in every
barber shop; beg pardon, tonsorial parlor, viz:
Comus.
Notice to the Public.-l will half-sole and
heel boots and shoes for 81; other mending In
John L. Bailey, s. W. corner OF
Seventh and Tatnali streets.
Peekskill cried the conductor. Yes! re.
spended the professor, that's what killed Tom
Of Coventry.
Now is the time to buy your stoves, and the
largest assortment in the State is to be found
at II. F. Pickels', 7 SO E. 4th ct.
Old Prob evldently;b believes in the maxim
''better late than never"
"The National Curse" was the heading of
an article In an exchange. 1t proved to be
about in,emperahce instead of the puzzle.
All persons who have tried Kings Good
Samaritan Cough Syrup say 1t Is tho cheapest
Ind best medicine they ever used.
A young lady in Indiana was suddenly
kissed at at q party and was so greatly
Ihocked and mortified that she became In.
'ane. This will probably put q stop to kiss
ng.
can never forget her dark-blue eyes,
Like the summer sky when the day has
fed,
Nsr their sudden look of sweet surprise,
Nor the low, soft spoken words she said,
can never forget the murmured words,
For they lifted my soul frem Its maze of
doubt,
when she said, in the voice Of sinxing birds
"Young man, vamoose, or Ill FIRE you outl"
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17
Aims HOUSE REMOVAL,
HOW 1t IL Looked Upon M q Sani. !.
fary Measure-The Petition for
Removal.

Il
How 1t is Looked Upon as a SAM.
fary Measnre-The Petition for
Removal.
The petition asking for the Aims
house removal, now in circulation and
being numerously signed by our lead
ing citizens, Is as follows:
10 THE TRUSTEES OF THE PooE OF NEW
CASTLE CoTETY. Gentlemen
LOur petitioners, learning that the Build
lngs for the accommodation OF the Insane are
not adequate TO the present requirements OF
the county, and that your Honorable body
contemplate making permanent improve.
menus 10 this department, and would respect
laliy ask your Honorable body tdeons!der the
propriety OF removing the "County Butid-
lngs for the Poor and tho Insane, !" to site
beyond the limits Of the City Of Wilmington,
believing, that by 80 doing great advalta;s ne
would accrue to both County and City.
Copies Of this petition have been
placed in the hands Of gentlemen, who
are now engaged in waiting upon the
citizens aud requesting them to append
their signatures. Other copies are ex-
posed at leading business places. One
encouraging thing observed is the
unanimity with which these petitions
are being signed. Only a small minor
ity of those asked TO sign fail to do 80.
In view of this, the remark of the "Ga-
zette" yesterday, that the Aims House
is not in a position to please few land
spectators, TINS advancing the false
idea that only those owning land are
interested In the removal, appears but
little short of ridiculous. The petit
tions already present an array of
names that represent very large por-
tion of the wealth and influence of the
city.
Mr.. William Bush is one of our lead
ing and most observant citizens. He
remarked to the REPUBLICAN, that he
could not easily see how any one who
was desirous Of thewelfare of Whining
ton, gould raise the least objection to
the removal of the almshouse. He
called attention to the fact there was
hut little of the city healthfully located.
The city was located on three hills, and
between each of them run what was
% wbo,;, nnm sa""n " ""'ef' ous
w. r 49, ~ w.,a,,s o. 49,, on VI snos0
Tatns,, strsot an5 ' 4h;ra @e, ~ tha uo"n wos.
arm mart If town IN tha ra;rh b horhn"a %os'
of Msdison snd Manxoa ' ,t.ea.a 'oi H0oA
Adiaoant to tbasa Y Sogors % T. - ~
fon nd The orSstsr ~ nort of tho s;osnooe w. oe
ex;s,;na in tha % e;t~ n nu;nr I sloA Nv 4SIs ~ ;s
Co.. hn;1j;nn ~ o;.o. 49," o"'f = " sH!' u!
nnre s ave- IN arsat % dorand 9 M NJ "n Ia -
snrronnd;na - IN ~ ~ ,1~ahnraa Nv M an la
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17
Eew Grocery store.

GPo. 3. WLasler, No. l04 East 2nd
Irei Las lately finished and complete
\ rnololed the old stand having torn
Ept sll tie old fixtures. Tae new ones
bake the store second to none. Being
Iayly grateful for patronage. and by
|.rsh. attention 10 business he hopes
merit continuance Of the same
EslallLed in a new stock Of choice
FNli23, and shall endeavor to make
Essyjgss for good goods as low as the
|H:.. He extends aoordial invitation
hall to come and see the new store.
|F respectfully, GEO. .WHEELER,
No.. IV4 L. 2nd St., Will, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17
Napkins, Towels, dc.

A large assortment of napkins at
EHnsid & Co.'s, many at lower prices
|hM present value. They would call
|sn.on to fine towel at 25 cts. each,
|hsgsnd article at so cents new
|Fa Table linens in large variety.
splendid line of damask table cloths,
Eat5 yards long, new styles, and
asNRonable prices as by the yard.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17
TOUBLlC SALE.

81 ill.,
No. Ii frame house. No. 2.-2 frame
houses. No. 3.-2 frame houses No. Al
frame houses. No. 5.-stable and bArrack,
Mo- e.-h0ard fences. No. I'll double frame
house. No. 81 frame house. No. 9.-i frame
house. No. l0.-l frame house, on the p. w.
Il B. Railroad. near the new pulp works, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1880
at 4.sop. IN. on tho premises
without postpsnement, withdrawal or UNDER
bidding.
Possession of all that are vacant Immediate
upon settlement. and of all others at noon
March 25th. All to be removed from the pro-
mises ON or before March 3lst, and all houses
and material not so removed to revert to tha
sellers.
TERMs.-20 per cent cash, and all the bal
anee before removal. IT. HEALD,
3.17.19 Agent to Effect the Sale.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17
Sale OF FHrnft ure.
W. W. hoppTHhi Com
HEsaY G. CONRAD, o'

G. W. Ortlip, having leased the
Clayton House with furniture, will sell
at public sale, on Saturday next, at
nine O'Clock, A. NJ, the entire furni-
ture Of the United States Hotel, on
Water street, as may be seen by ad-
vertisement in another column. The
report that he had sold the furniture
to Mr.. Dougherty, is without founda-
ton, and tho sale will consequently be
positive.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17
SPECIAL MENTION.
..,,,a,,on Of Mars Tonight.

Ina Oeculation Of MARS to'N'sn''
" w. are told that the most interesting
,,,si ", s syeut of this week. and one
|'sltsi lssisS !, Of rare occurrence. will be the
|salIn |'..nla.ion Of the planet Mars by The
ls.a" ". this evening, apd that 1t will last
H. |'sS.t su hour ard a quarter, and ON
|ssrsv spyglass will give an interest T.
Y - 's;sg Of the scene. But as Mars is
!, i, away in his orbit, the features OF
\. 's snr,scs will no. appear to advan-
~ ~ ' Init the most interesting event on
|si' s' mundane sphere Is that Marr's
|',,,s ", No. 70 East Fourth street, Is well
F,s".tsd %,t' with boots and shoes at prices
|SSi'l E defy competition, and which can
N ,sep any time without the aid OF a
EIscops. This is not q rare occurrence,
|,rt MIA an every day one. Remember that
I'M. Nsr(r)s is not far away, but right
ssrs N, IL our midst, and these prices OF
ss rpear to great advantage without
Ele al aid Of glass at all, and continue
h do so right along. Remember the
|F,Os, No. 70 East Fourth street, two
5sosrs from King.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17
Para,ytic Attack.

Henry English, who resides at No.
9O5 Gilpin. Avenue, Is confined to his
room from paralytic attack, being the
third one which he has experienced.
He has lost entire control Of one side
Of his body, and is nearly helpless.
He ID suffering very little pain, but
his restoration to health is very doubt
ful.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17
TDUBLIC SALE.

VIII be sold at public sale at the residence
Oh the subscriber, near Claymont, [Churcn-
mans mills, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 2ad, 1880,
atlo'elock, p. m.
Two head of horses, JenneY, coming a.
% years old, will work anywhere, fear. 10y
less Of locomotive; Dexter. coming byeafs old,
good driver will work anywhere fearless Of 10.
domotive: COW, heifer / Germantown car
rage, york wagon nearly new, [McLear e.
Kendall's make;) 2 set OF wagon harness, two
sets carriage harness. one saddle and Bride,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNTRURE.-
cook stove (Quaker City;( parior stove,
ten plate stove, office stove tables, chairs.
carpets, and many ether articles too tedious
to mention, also platform scales weigh 600,
flour by the barrel meal by the hundred, corn
and oats by the bushel.
Terms made known on day of sare.
L. G. DAYETT.
VIM. ]. Lank, Auctioneer, 3.172Td Wit
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17
@Ot His Appointment. A

Rev. J. B. Mann has received intelli.
gence that he has Been appointed to
Montoursville Station, ,Lycoming County
Pa, in the Central Pennsylvania Con-
ference to which he has just been
transferred. Mr.. Mann Is considerably
disappointed, as he expected to be sent
to q circuit where he could keep q
horse and carriage. Mr.. Mann started
down to Conference at Dover this morn
ing and will remove to his new noun
tain home appointment week from to-
day.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17
Boots and SHOES.

GECnwford, No. 6 West I'd street,
ls sIrge stock Of boots and shoes for
heiprHg trade, which he will sell
aFEin price than any other dealer in
Adty. Give him q call and save
dnsy. Boots and shoes made 10 order.
Gairirg done promptly.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17
Levy Court wit.

The monotony Of the Levy Court pro-
eeedings is often broken, and ennui
prevented by the ready wit Of the mem
ber from New Castle Hundred. His
witty sentences might appropriately
be termed Silver(y) chimes. Amongst
those assessed yesterday, was John W.
Lilly, and being white man, the wit
of the Court termed him the "white
lilly" James Berry was another, but
being Of a sunburnt hue, he was de-
nounced the "blaokberry." Mr.. Sill
ver's ssllies Of wit kept all in good
humor.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17
A Genuine Yara Segar.

A'reIo brand, will be ready for sale
sShu'z' manufactory, on Saturday,
SNth inst. 1t is unnecessary to say
word in recommendation of this
ald, al We ask is that you call at
W Last 4!h street and No. 10 Mar
es'Ise!. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17

4 v b. Parry, No. 304 King street, will
ID d. auction sale on Monday evening,
A-A inst, his entire stock OF house
A1'L'A2 goods, toys, bird cages, show
I'M In sI., aud continue every evening
Isl goods are sold.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17
SMGVal.

w. h. @nc1,l' will remove frcm his
"sDd, oo7 Market street to 3C4
alG -:'tst, on or about the 25th of
.s3' 3 HIS pr .ssnt quarters will be
a'u;Irt, and wheu finished he will
ftNQ 10 tlem.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17

When the case of the interference OF
M Post.ofice Department with the
F,d;tsted letter and postal order mail
Lidrsssed to the Louisiana State Lot
Er Company or to M. A. Dauphin,
EeT Orleans, La, or the same person
EINo. 3lg Broadway, New York City,
4, Y, came up, General G. I. Beapre-
Lpi one of the Commissioners on be-
Rliot the State of Louisiana, so ably
I,hnlsd the pet institution OF the
Eucsat City that the Postmaster. Gem
EalLas yesuir!ei his order of interfer
Iss ID time for the next drawing, on
tusiay, Apri! ljth.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17

,% % %Stases Of the throat and lungs
n, "a sa WIG ana recent coughs, hoarse
tsole sa, throat, 1t,at Group, sore lungs, &c.,
'1u4l1s White Pulmonic Balsam is
,ss essolng and reliable remedy.
psSrstS rI 81. L. Depot 4th & King; Phila.,
,., ,n''A street. Sold by dealers.
,,ss; n: arrived, prime lot Of Minnesots
NV W.T.. rl9nr, very low, at Stewards,
NJ ''S' front street, wholesale.
luSs '.'St in search of time will do we'll
M M.ug saav On Nillard F. Davis, No. 8
I'Se0ond y. street.
MI Persons who have advertised for
NJ, E ,ii. N the REPUBLICAN will cave
A, R P1fess ~ at this Office, directed to
No. 'nsy will be waited upon at
a.,, Always a bargain in t,,,,ss. ,nn.
hp &, S,' esc'' at Danforth's "chvap''
pss, I. tSa l. Agency of the "Celluloid''
ilIsi''nan'' n Worm Syrup never fails,
bby ! W D I, Lot refuse to take it. Sold
pouIIs,,n /, II; Hartman, Druggist, 9Th
MAI d, + ,n,.s hstsner, the popular barber
Who msn vu.'er, is prepared to shave
&3d stay, rs tall at his shop, No. 1Os
lertiss1praayy,y you to read 2. Jas. Belts
Ny in itSHsnss' tSslas which appear almost
Ps Tru,ssasss usss columns. Agent for Zee.
hs, Al, ~ "a. a cold run. Take it in
Nes bott,'an l mat a + is is necessary is to pro.
abs ,,sS eu,sd OF 'sellers' Cough Syrup,
aA and .st .sts'lerton's Chill Mixture,
&c. Tsvlose JI'e i remedy for fever and
@, ''''0' q Fallerton, 3o2 King
tj,'%'' tsj''' csa.'S' ss5' on !. your drusgis. 70, "pr.
aa's rslssf s' ,S syrup" we pledge i'm.
Assso,s.s s' ana cure on short notice.
hosSss hsssI ss Of !. perfect health is a,i. invsri.
'seals,SS' those who take "sellers'
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17

L. W. Stidham & Son, anctionsers,
yesterday, sold for L. G. Weldin, Of
White Clay Creek hundred, a consider
able quantity Of stock, farm produce
and farming Implements. Horses
brought from $71 to $l27; a ysarling
colt $142; COWS, $6s, s49.5O, $66, $45,
$50, s36, $45, $3.50, $50, s32,5O and
$3l; an average ofs49 per head. shoats
sold at $3.50 per head hay, at SIG per
ton corn: at 81 cents per bushel, and
oats at 53 cents per bushel. Farming
implements sold at good prices.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17

N, %Do solt for want Of use, two large
~ s.,. manufacturing y sewing machines,
llS'cISss order, suitable for coach.
H. ''sF OF any o'hsr leather work. Ap-
I2% E,",,'' a'4FeSs u 2lO King street, Will
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17

A good all linen bath towel at 12ac.,
6ne bargain. W. u. Ksnuard Il Co.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17
yOUBLIC SALE.

YyUBIIC SALE.
OF STOCK,
atViilags Green, Delaware Co., Pa,
THURSDAY, MARCH 25th, 1880,
at one O'Clock, p. M,
from Lancaster County. Pennsylva N-W
mis-, s stock bulls. A lot of shoatJ. A credit OF
and months will be given. A wagon will
be at Linwood Station to meet the train that
leaves Wilmington at 1870 q. IN.
ROBERTS & TYSON,
D. W. Eyre, Auc.ioneer. 3-l7-wltd4t
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17
The wcstl,er.

War Department, Otace Of the Chjss
signal Ofioer, Washington, March r.
/ A. NJ.
Indications for Wednesday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, colder, clear or
partly cloudy weather, northwesterly
winds, rising barometer. -
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17

You can buy DR.. Warmers Flexible
Hip Corset Of Russell < Spencer for 75o.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17
SALE OF STOCK.

DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.
will soil at public sale, at my residence in
Bethel Township, Del, Co.. Pa on
MONDAY, MARC Il end, 1880,
at one O'Clock, D. m. ...a
Thlrty-fve fresh COWS and springers, an extra
good lot IL shoats weighing from so to 100 lbs.
each, one new trotting wagon. All stock
guaranteed as represented. Cows will be de-
Iiyered as far as Wilmington.
A credit OF 2 and months will he given.
3 317-ltW.3d VIM. 3 GOODLEY.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17

VIVIAN TED BOARDERS, IN A GOOD
w location. Gan accommodate man and
wife or two young men, Address Office 3172*
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17

WY ANTE D.-FURNITU OF ALL
w kind in OK ,hange for board. Address
V. tnis office. 3-ly-3t*
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17

TIOR SALE-A PUSH CART IN GOOD
Il order, will be sold cheap for want Of use.
Apply at the grocery store Twelfth and Tat
nall streets. BLISS
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17

TNOR SALE CHEAP.-THREE SPRING
II Dearborn wagon; suitable for any kind
Of business. Apply to 1873 E. Sd st., Kirk
mans Livery stable. 3.17.6t%
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17

VXTANTED.--A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hcus:work OF 500 Ship,ey st, Sl7-2t*
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17

UYANTED.-AG GOOD RELiABLLE
w girl, to do general house work In o
small family. Apply at once to No. 500 West
Ninth street. 3-17-3t
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17

the body. By some siight' changes in
the course o; study, with the introduc-
tiop Of promotions after examinations,
(this has not heretofore been the case)
and with q hearty cooperation on the
part of the parents Of the children, we
think the coming school year can be
made more prosperous and progressive
than any that have preceded 1t.
Respectfnlly submitted,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-17

ENOR SALE-THE GOOD WILL AND
II fixtures Of o restaurant which has been
established Tor years. Apply OF Capt. Dow
ney, Third and Market streets. 317-6t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-10
AssESshE KITS.

Best & Bsichsr 80 cents per share; Levied
November O; delinquent December 10; SALE
day December 81.
Ophtr-Sl per share; levied November 8; do
litQuent December 10; sale day Lscem
Der 80.
Con. Imp.riaI-io cents per share; levied
November 8; delinquent December .; sale
day Deco nber 20.
Alpha Con.-$l per share: lsvied October
~ delinquent Novsmber 80; delinq lent
December 81.
Benton Cou.--5o cents per share; levied
October ~; delinquent November 30; sale
day ID cember 20.
Lady Bryau-2s cents per share; levied
October ~; delinquent November "; sale
Crown Pstns-6o cents per share; levied
October Z; delinquent Noven Der 10; sale
day December 10.
Yellow Jsrket-si per share; levied octo.
Der 8; delinquent November 10; sale day
December ..
Iowa Tires cents per shsre;- levied October
II; delinquent November isi sale d'y De-
cember q.
New York-l5 cents per share; levied octo-
Der II; delinquent November Is; sale day
Decembsr3 8.
Exchsque,- 90 cents per share; levied oeto.
Der I; dsliI 9uent November 10; 'ais day
November 80.
Halo d N~orcroas-15 cents per share; lev.
led October 4: delinquent November 3; sale
day November 80.
savnge-&l per share; levied October q; dc.
liuquent November D; sale DAY November
20.
Mexicnu-xl per share; levied September
rs; delinquent October %; sale day, No
vember II.
silver HuI-30 cents per share; levied eep-
TENDER II; DELINQUENT October 81; sale DAY
November ii.
CaIedonia-2s cents per share; levied Sep
t,mber 10; delinquent october ~; sale day
Der 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-10
Miscellaneous

San Francisco, November l0.-An.
other Chinese vessel has left Honskong
for this city, and will run upon the
Hopskopg. Honolulu and San Francisco
route. She may be expected here early
in December. Captain b. Cunningham,
a native OF Boston. Massachusetts,. 10
In command. Her name 10 the Meiioo.
meaning handsome and Trustworthy.
VIM. Kierski, one OF Registrar Kap.
lan's chief deputies. has been arrested
on eighteen indictments Of felony, some
OF them jointly with Kaplau, and being
mostly for grand larceny OF public funds.
Bail ON each OF tho indictments was set
at $500, or q total Of $4,000, which
Kierski furnished with the following
surstiss: Marcus Levy, N. Alder Nor.
gapstein and L. Livinski.
STOCKTON, CAL. November l0.-C. G..
Hubner, o prominent and influential
citizen OF this city, died on Sunday Of
smallpox. Two Of his children are
down with the disease. Hubnsr was
formerly Q member Of the City Council.
MODESTO, CAL, November lO.-The
Democratic canvasssrs have thrown out
Oakdals and Empire, two Republican
precincts. This elects Hamlin, Dem.
Supervisor In the First District, and
increases the Democratic majority IL.
Tucson. A. T., November lO.-The
progress OF the Southern Pacific Rail-
road 10 now very rapid. A new station
will be opened this week on the Mem.
bras river, 220 miles east OF Tucson.
Passengers from the East for Tucson
are already coming via the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. The
Southern Pacific now turns down the
Rio Grande. leaving the balance OF the
gap to DO closed BY the former road.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-10
Throws from . DuEEy.

There was . large funeral on the Com.
stock yesterday afternoon from sutro;
and after Il was over q man and woman
in q buggy started down Mill street,
Virginia. When near the ophir t~rsstls-
work the horse became frightened. The
man, who was q big fellow and, accord
ing to Colonel Fair, who tells the story.
stout enough to Lift the animal, jumped
out aud caught the horse by the head
and then for some reason let 1t 60,
woman. buggy and all. down the eau
yon. Opposite the old Nevada mill the
buggy struck o rock and the woman was
sent at least forty feet into the ditch
along which runs the sewer water from
the Ophir works. She struck on her
face and breast. Her face was cut and
bruised terribly. rendering her appear.
auce, as she got up covered with mud
aud blood. really terrible. She was
able, howeve., to walk.
Diligent inquiry since the above was
written has developed q probability
that the lady thrown ont was Mrs.
Blustt. II SO, she has bad . rough eI-
perience Of 1t lately. Not long since
she was nearly killed by Q similar acct.
dent on the Hospital road. and was yes.
terday seen footing 1t up Main street,
Gold Hill. with bruised iaoe and dusty
garments, and looking as though she
had been rolled In the dirt between
Sutro and here.
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california 2s7 Democratic.

SACRAMENTO. November l0.-The Bee
says: The official canvass by counties Of
the votes cast at the recent election sp-
pears to finally determine the result In
this State, 80 far as the Presidential
Electors are concerned, with the eIeep.
ton OF Terry. who. unless the Demo.
cratic majority Is greater than would
now appear. is defeated by the Elector
On the Republican ticket having the
highest number Of votes, and 1t is prob.
able that the honor will fall to our
townsman, Henry Edgerton. The Dem.
ocratio majority at present 10 2s7. and
this Is more likely to be increased than
otherwise. &c.,
SAN Francisco. November 7.-Oficial
returns from oil the counties in the
Fourth Congressional District. except
Tulare, Msriposa and Inyo. which are
full but not official, give Pacheco los
majority. The official returns will mako
no material changes and his election is
aettled.