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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

OF Memory. Lassitude, Eocturn,iS aSn 40 Loss
Aversion TO Society, Dimness Of v,.i hmis,icns,
IN the Head; the vital fluid pass,ns , no Noises
IN the urine. and many other disesss u%nooserved
to insanity and death. saSes mat lesd
DIR. MINTIE will agree IN ,o.,.
Hundred Dollars for a cass ~ AT, NJ. Five
the VITAL RESTORATIVE ~ xlndt that
special adyice and treatmentD viii ", suuosi hil
for anything impure or injurious y s0fs,e .
DIN. MINTIE treats all Priyste nv,samna ID It
cessfully without mercury. CcnsnsI,..sss sue
free. Thorough examination ma .s.e 4
Guiding analysis OF urine, IS 90. prses I've, IN.
Restorative, IS 90 a bottle q. osu. vital
the quantity, $40 90, sent to any add,a una
receipt OF price. or O. o. D., seen,s rs apon
.servation, and In private name n Sss stu@ o'
A. L. MINTIE, M. d. N''ied'
ii Kearny st. San Frapct..o
DR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY prwp,x
NEPlskET1CU5, cures All itnds ~ rn,Dni,
and bladder Complaints, Gonorrhm. A nua
Leucorrhes. For sale by ali druggts,s. 4, 'iset
bottle. six bottles for IS 90. ""s
DIX. MINTIE'S DANDELY0y py,vs
are the best and cheapest DYSPEPsIa.. ~
BILIOUS cure in the market. For, 1'
all druggists.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
For DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. suoH
AS CoUaHs, COLDS, WzooPISG Couch, BRoS.
cHITIs, ASTHMA NJ CONSUMPTION.

The few compost
lions which have won
t~heconfdence Of man.
kind an d b e o m Q
b o words,
among not only one,
but many nations,
must have extraordi-
znary virtues. Per.
lhaps no one ever Sc
so wide a p
tation. or maintained
il as long as Ayers
CHERRY PEcToRAL. 1t
has been known 10
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
Dss,A Of A,sn weed, Or.

Alan Wool, sr., died ut his residence,
No. 1925 Arch street, Philadelphia, ye,.
terday, after lingering illness Of ten
months, in tho 81st year Of his age.
Deceased was the founder Of the Schuyl.
kill Iron Works, at Conshebocken, and
during all his business career was on.
gagged in the manufacture Of iron. He
was born In Ply mouth Township, Msnt.
gomery county, December ", 1900,
being one OF . family Of twenty child.
ron. Ho received his education ct Val
Icy Forge and Philadelphia, entering into
business ct sixteen years Of age ~ 4
storskespsr in his fathers iron works at
the latter place. Ten years later he
began making irsn at the Delaware
Works, near Wilmington, his father
being associated with him in the mad
sgement Of the works. The Consh0-
hOcken Works, now known ~ the
Schuylkill Works, were erected in 1882
by the deceased and his father, the
Delaware Works being continued. The
present firm name, Alan Wood Il Co.,
was taken In 1857, and Includes How
IAr6 Wood, Thomas Wood, Alan Wood,
Jr., Lewis A. Lukens, Charles Lnkens,
aud J.. A. Wood, the Philadelphia office
being at 80 Arch street. The deceased
retired from the bus; s;ness In 1869. The
funeral will be on Monday next, from
bis residence, the intermeDt 10 be In
Woodland Cemetery. .n.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
An AmuslnE Scene.

Quite An amusing incident occurred
yesterday on King street, below Second,
between Miss Emily Webb and two
small colored boys. One Of the boys
was engaged in loading oyster shells
In cart, when Miss Emily came
along and told him not to put any more
shells on the cart a. the horse was
lame. The boy declared that the horse
was not lame and kepg on filling up
his basket with the shells. AS fast a.
he filled the basket she would upset 1t,
which iritated the boy considerably,
and he talked rather saucily about it. In
the meantime another bay came along
and took the first ones part, helping
him put the shells in the cart. Miss
Emily tlen went to the cart, and COM
inenced to throw the shells into the
street, using her hands for shovel.
During the progress OF the work she cut
cash on her finger, from which the
blood flowed freely. The boys, how
ever, were severely reprimanded, and
let 20 on their way for that time. The
law IL severe in such cases rs this, and
persons should be very careful how they
work lame horse.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
JCI'BLIC SALE.

DTBLtC SALE.
VIII be sold at public sale, at the resii enco
Of the subscriber, the junction OF tho
foulk amt 0ru Landing Road, Bra d.
wine Hundred, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1881,
ut l O'cio X r. NJ.
two Eerses; No. l bl 'cx mare ro-sy, 8yenrs
old, with foal. q good driver snd worker f.;
No, q Lion, II years old, . good leader and
worker. One sood COW with eat by her side;
u pigs, rs pals OF chickens. / sh fting top
buggy, new market dearborn, l Two horse
wagon, nov Iron axle cart, clirpe. NOW
ing machine, / Pc cock plow, new South
Bend plow, double harrow, cul iyosor. folks,
shoveIs, sleigh, ! mOwE 8 scythf, carriage,
dearborn, plow, wagon anc Gait harness, y
tons Of 90 hay, 2 tons Of straw. 4oO bundle.
Of corn foc der, Q barrels Of vinegar. hot bod
saShes Q churns, No. o Niagara cook stove, l
good butt r tub, acres Of eat In ground,
and = variety OfotGer srticlcs.
All fume Of $25 and under. ca b; over that
amount credi on Of six mon hs on banka
bic note, wila interest. Address
JOHN W. OSKIN.
L. W. STlDHAx 4 Son, Auctioneir's.
n0v23-ltdltwt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
rOBl.aU aALnB.
A SsIaNEEs SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
VIII bs sold ct public sale, on


WIN bs sold st public sale, on
SEOONDDAY, 18th Of 18th Month, (Dec)'sl.
,, at ! O'Clock, p. m,
On tho premises, In Pennsbury Township,
Chester county, Pa, the f0l.owi6x descrihed
veal Estate: Bounded BY lands Of stephen
W. Slavery. Isaac h. Webb, Jacob Huay and
others. containing sbout - acre. Of land. In
house, 80 by 10 feet, two stori % high, con-
tanning four rooms on nrst no,r, av6 rooms
and bath room on second floor, and tw0 rooms
finith ID In the garet. AL o, pump h0us at
tsched, with pump In never cr-failing we'll 0f
good water. Ono new and we'll finished
frame farm house, containing six rooms and
kitchen sttAchsd. Also. t9o substantial
good frame barn, about 30 BY 90 feet, with
straw ehed atta shed, with stab Ing spffictsnt
for 80 head Of stock. Good wagon and car.
rage house, oorn cribs, loo house. hog house
and otner out buildings. There 10 Il rye a
orchard 10 full bearing. This properly 4
also has upon II -four and iced mill, three.
stories nigh. Tho first q stone, ths Others Of
good repair, and all doing fair business.
Also, three story Stone and 'ranc creamery
building. where 5000 quart Of milk per day
have been successfully converted into butter
and cheese during The past tumMer Inc
mil has good Is orse-power cam engine;
also siso watgrpowsr THIS property 70 well wsllxa- w.
tile, healthful and Intelligent sections Of the
country. ls about u mile south from the vii
lags Of 3 arkerssille, and within II miles Of
r copson station, on tho Wilmington and
Northern X h., and miies from Falrville,
and ~ from Chadd't Ford, on the p. 4 Il. y.
X: X. This property. will rr badly be divid.
road lesd d ng from Parkersvil Q to Ham0rton,
about u acres, with new house, orchard. &c.
On the other about 36 aores, with the mill.
creamery, three houfes. barn, wagon house,
10. Persons wishing further Information, or
desiring to Wow the property, will address or
call upo Isaac Morgan, residing thereon, or
AMOS W. Hos Sc,
Assignee Of Isaac Morgan,
novL-5tdAstw Chadd's Ford Pa.
L. w. Sti ham b Son. 2 Auctioneers.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
Tho LARkcAe Yet.

The largest hornets nest Of the season
Ia now Oh exhibition ut the store OF r.
Herting aid Bro, No. 222 King street.
For week past they have had an un-
usual large one on exhibition In their
window, but this one now displays
eclipses all heretofore noticed. IL was
found by Mr.. Albert Ewing. Of Strick-
erville, Chester Co Pa. 1t measures
69H inches around and.is3 361a inches in
length. It is supposed to contain
about 1875 combs. Mr.. Herting has been
offered SIS for the one hs has had on
exhibit, IN, by gentleman from New
York. He intends to cut this one open
in order to examine it and count the
combs. Several hornets can he seen
safely lodged upon the inside. These
wonderful nests are quite a curiosity
and attract general attention from
passers by.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
Larse Tannery.

There is being built on Babb's creek,
in Tioga county, Al immense tannery,
which, whom completed, will be the
largest in the country, and probably the
world, The hemlock bark on 10000
acres of land in the vicinity of the
works has already been contracted icr
and will be grou nd in six bark mills,
which will have capacity of 100 cords
per day. The dry. house which is rot yet
com plvted, will hold 10000 Lidss, be-
sides atfording room for twelve large
rollers, and The other work of finishing
leather for market. A railroad will be
run to the works from Arnot. Over 200
bands will be employed in different de-
mart mentB.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
Variety Wedding.

A large gathering of the many friends
OF Rev. Edw. j. McKeever, pastor OF
Bethany Baptist Church, this city, as.
sembied at the residence OF his mother
in.law, Front and Harrison streets,
last evening. for the purpose Of sur.
prisiug the Reverend gentleman with a
Variety Wedding. A large number Of
friends from Philadelphia were present.
Mr.. McKeever and wife were the
recipients of many useful presents.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
social conversation, singing, etc. Re
freshrnents were served In abundance,
and at a late hour the company depart
ed, we'll pleased with the evening thus
spent,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
sheriff Sales.

Sheriff Clark, yesterday, sold the
following properties: Two pile drivers
and the fixtures thereto, the property
of Isaac W. Newlin & Son, contractors, ,
of Philadelphia, to Henry w. Brande,
of that city, for $1,000, he being the on
ly bidder.
The Hopes properryes adjoining
the Farmers Bank, 10 George Rich
ardson, president Of TIE Bank, for
$500.
The Collins property on Walnut
street between Seventh and Eighth, to
Joshua Maris, for $3.50.
Also the property Of Isaac Murry,
on Reed street between Adams anu
Jackson, to Joshua Maris, ior $lOO.
The prices in every casr were poor.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
Tho NOrma's lhtrd Annual.

The Norma Social club gave its third
annual ball, last evening, in Weoster's
Academy. A number OF persons were
present, and fifty-four couple on the
march, which took place at 10 80 q. NJ,
Ritchie's full orchestra rende ing the
Opera of Norma, was led by Master Of
Ceremonies, Fred 9. Mammele and Miss
Annie Cox, followed by floor manager,
j. T. Alsentzer, assistant flool managers
W. Alsentzer and j. NJ. Singley, &C
companied by Misses Louisa Kellal
and Emma Fshrenbach. The hop was
we'll arranged, admirably conducted,
and withal one Of the most pleasant at.
fairs of the season.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
Cleaning me q. q an,

Have you found the key to perfect
health and strength? =? 1t is Kidney
Wort, the only remedy that o7ercomes
at once the inactiou of the kidney and
bowels. 1t purifes the blood by cleans
ing the system of foul humOrs and by
giving strength to the liver, kidney and
bowels to perform their regular funo.
Nons. See displayed advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
Grain Liz .ltoroge.

There has been more or less talk
lately in New York about conso.i.
datiou of the grain lighterage inter. sts
of the Penns ylvania, Erie and New
YORK Central Railroads, and the talk
has been followed up by at least one
conference on the subject, but up to
this time nothing has besn accomplish
ed, and at the New York Produce Ex-
change Wednesday the impression " as
that the scheme would fall through.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
uothers DOn't Know.

How many children are punished foI
being uncoutb, wilful and indifferent
to instructions or rewards, simply be-
cause they are out Of health An IN.
telligent lady said ofa child Of this
Kind "Mothers should know that II
they would give the little ones moder-
ate doses Of Hop Bitters for two or three
weeks, the children would be all pa
rent could desire" lm.4r o..
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
Ponder ON These TrEths.

Kidney Wort is natures remedy fol
kidney and liver diseases, piles and
constipation.
Sediment or mucous in the urine Is .
sure Indication o. disease. Take Kid
ney-Wort.
forbid liver and kidneys poison the
blood, Kidney Wort revives them and
cleanses the system.
Headache, bilious attacks dizziness
and loss Of appetite are cured by Kid
uey-Wort. See adv.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
Tho A. T.. h.

THE Asbury Lirfrary Society will meet
this evening at Z 80 o'clock, with the
following programmed Reading Scrip
ture and thanksgiving by President O.
M. Leitch; select reading by Miss Geor-
gle B. Carver; essay by Hiss Maggie
Hill; recitation by Miss May Taggart;
select reading by Miss Sallie Shaw;
Thanksgiving address by Prot. VIM. A.
Reynolds. All are invited to be pres
ant
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

Chapman's stock oftobacco and cigars
Ia immense. Dealers please notice.
Fonrth and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

W. w.. Ed ,.Hi'ARDERS AT NO. 222
y ,,h "est Ninth street. Font oom I'd
''A hoihe comforts. no,ly.6t
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

ITUME LET US GO TO 1O5 EAST SIX TIL
~ street, they have their fruit opening to-
day Of raisins, currants, prunslls dgs. golden
layer "a sns to make puddings for Thanks
giving, blackberries, huckleberie', damson
pluus, New York plums, California plums,
teedles3 cherries, German pears, Swiss apples,
citron, 20 cts ; lem IN peol orange peel, ibs.
evsp rated apples, IS cts cranberries, 8 cts;
new p aches. " cts, those Swiss apples make
. ie fit for II King, II cts., try them; our
mincemeat is made to order, we find the
fruit, and 1t Is the best II not the very best
In this city for any price; we sell It rs.
for 2b cts "A lbs apple bu, ter, ~ cts; our but.
tercup ginger snaps at 10 cts they come FRI m
all paris Of the city for them plain snap, II
Q g.; coffee cakes, Ii cts; Trenton crackers, 10
cts nic-nacs 10 cts.; hominy, 8 cts; beans,
II cts. l. dies don't let tn bargain In tea
slip Of 3 lbs for Sl.00. We have Orders every
day for and 10 ns (shere we sent samples
Of it). Have you tried our star bag of -four
at 81 90 for large bag. Give 1t one trial,
1t is al we ask. Our fltur at 81 20 per barrel
Is excellent. Try our 10 cent coffee, and CO..
fes at 10, 20 and 25 cts. Golden syrup tor
b. ckwheat cakes OF Is cts. per quart; best
butter aud the freshest eggs can always be
found at the Granger Store, Us East Sixth
street. TIM. WlER.
nov22'
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

'IhD;IA IA MILLER, APPLY TO
NEes,o,w WI, !, son, Mount Cuba, Del.
Al. II. nOy22-3lt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

.s,airp-A .,,i GOOD GIRL FOR GEN.
M M \ nousework with good rete once
ONCE. nOyx2.tf
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

An, I,n LD:-A BOZ TO LEARN THE
ury u, -. goods butiness. Ap ,iy at 100
'''c', saturday. noy25-2t
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
Chfldren's Suits

Sems new patterns to-day. Mothers make
q note Of this on your memorandum for TO-
morrow MORNINGS shopping. u 0n0my to dc
It. JNO, W, DlEFESDORF d 90.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
StU'KEss.

NANlED, "A GbOU RELIABLE
n, hy py u ssrveaIoute Of papers and
,n,M'eli y, ,ai useful. apply at The REpUB.
A' VHco nov-S2t
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

ANlEi,-BOARD FOR A WOMAN
70 aa infsnt-private family pre-.
pr,n NJ nuut%, Stating terms, "B0ard, Z"
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
FOE SALE.
,,xs ROB SALE.

,,.. in Brandy y.ins Hun RED. Win
~ n NJ II Creek AundIsd.
sssfss - ID Psscsdee Handrsd. efl
C,ss: \, :. :, II IL SisoiIird Hundred
s.ss' near IAudsnDsrs, Chester - n
y !, Chssssr COUNTY. p.
b.as.., n n Chester county. 70. a@
s'.,s'' Cecil county Mo. - -, :. =, ,
II ,s... sre offered in eIchApgs
pns o. W ~ city. Fu,i partica an On sP'
I,Nsry ID 'n'' t3RE01 b PlEMCE,
sdon. clayton Hsuss bSils ins'
.,,qstuss.ifi. .sstn
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

,os,I,E@ONE NEW HALL SAFE,
W. p, want vant OF use 44xao inchea, outside
.nmwuept; W. combination look: iIside
a',tN Ial't.'eN Improvement will be sold AZ 2
s,ia Il applied for at once, st SSi Market
gla Il 'Ff n0y6u
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

ANN,nnLDHOOD N,n CARPENTERS AP.
" aDtZ7.u HARLAN CAUSE,
DolaWare avenue and Madiaon al
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

|nl RLNr.-A DESIRABLE DAIRY
tru, the properly known as the oak
liirm, containing l0b aorrs Of very pro-
kT: land about 8M miles from Wil,niny.
nth5 Lancaster pike, opposite tho Oak
school house. Possas; Ion given on
R 9Th. AIply personally or by lettor
JOSEPH II. GRUBb,
l?Market street, Philadelphia, Pa.
xT.tfdaw
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

ionn. far q GOOD WHITE GIRL
SSttossdd sdIsrs str ! housswo.k. 4nq ire 1t 2lS
howl tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

Ahi LED LD "A G1bL FOR GENERAL
9%s"SseSork s,S, at .3s rFsnch slre,t.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

ts nr.l, BoARDEaS AT AZ KING
eNatiSn, pleasant rooms and good ac-
D noVtblm
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

SSrnD. S,s,sD = AN OFlICE BOY AID
sEA IN NM 1tb.a y own handwriting, "B," RE-
-.S.2t
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
y ARDIuo.

|D0ARD WANTED BY A GEN rLEM AN
ID In . private fsmily, whore there are no
other b0srdcrs, with widow preferred. Ad-
dress Nv. H." knPu1LloAH ot1cs. nov2l az
DOARDING SPLENDID Rooms AND
ID good board cheap, sos Shiplsy street.
n0v2l-ott
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
AY,A hsalYa.

We have filled tho stock Of the sizes sold
out last week. and you will and what suits
you. Economy to come. Save time and
money. JNO. W. DlEFENDORF u 90.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

CgE SAILS u NRAL SECOND.
lid wagons. ut Etitssn ana Market
". stalo-tf u. kERBAUGH.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
Kilt Suits.

ought to show In Q city Of this size, but VI want
our customers to SOC oil the styles selling fn
eager etties. II IA sconomay TO buy enc q
JNO, ". DIErENDOxT 4 90!
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

X'lhrp, --e-'H.---
a, ,UIh lv GOOD COLOEFD GIRL
PaN 40 East SIKH street. J. beferenos
d Hov-2l-f
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

|cOp sALE-A TWO SEATED CAR.
i tve in good order. will be sOld low, as
:, wMr has no use Tor II. Apply at the
SrGCAH Otfios. nOvl0-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

,ALE-A FIRST GLASS SECOND
@d .iano box fAllin op buggy, cod
Iathe owner has no further uso Tor II.
sIPMAN, Frurth and Shiplsy cts.
M.A
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

y sALEkr A BARGAIN -TvREE
.s story brick hourea, with 3 rooms
, ~ ussii street, between Lobdsil and
e"~ THOMAS X. LALLY,
-,s oo2x Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

~ sALE-JUST ARRIVED AND
or sale, q lot OF
,,,ut s,yIes. Now Ii the time TO pur.
hs .o'ssI es 70 gst them at reasonable prices.
1 uyl9u
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

saIE EIGHT TWO-SIORY
)s 80 SH an ons store, Fourteenth and
saas af''" RoisEWT Moo AULI4EY,
=. No Z WsstTenlh street,
p'su or GEO. MoUAULDEY,
on tho premises.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
N1UBLIO SALE

E1UBIIC SALE
L -CY-
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALvE..
AND SPRINGE
The subscriber will sell ut Public Salo, a'
the Chadd's Ford Hotel. Delaware County
Pa on
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
>TPRIVATE SALE

y , NJ % sSrss, situstsd near MT:
A,ha,,isns Huodtscd, adjoining isnd
" Unun v.r"on. jonAthsn Mason ana oth-
lN honss. barn, corn CRIB, spring
Goooa n,chsfd. woodland, 10.
go%. JoHN Bk .NNAN.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

uusr 49, "A CLERK FIR THE
tStore MTusiness Inquire ct ALIENS
.iasonic TsA. .le. Noyx6-3tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

drir,p : "A : GOOD zED BOY TO
WaN, tlnnVIss. Apply Ut J. L 7. N.
L. 'A'ng ttrset. Nov2s-st
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

Monday, NOVEMBER 2s, 1881,
at ! O'Clock, p. NJ,
Forty Lancaster county COWS and On
Sprinxers. A credit Of 80 days Will f4-K
be given. No postponement on ACCOUNT o.
weather. AMOS w. H. USE,
l.. W. SrIpHAN & SON Auct'rs. Rovll-ts
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

lonsd1 d1LL ~. PERSONS ARE CAU.
n&tIe arsh,t uss.h,t neyott ating . check
NE,' oruer Of Allied M, Leach Tor
tA, rSmps payable at Union National
aAe having been Lost
-HAANLER COIQUHOUN.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

thy 4
Leiber1
mining
ed inhI
than q
for ID
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

There \
30 doi1
ID and y
Ind ssav]
Iuov2-S1
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

you I'll
bn YOU
bst pri(
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26


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Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
wrIsir1e1eI CIorHI1e H1s

Oar U steFstfs fer Chill dren.
Parents buy them because stylish and Low
In price. JNO. W. DIEFENDORf & 90.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26

|thyse!f|
Il bow q
|p@chsi
bple's y
dealer
tiCles.
, 1881-09-29

TIE once happy home of the Gartlclds at
Afcntor presented mournfut appearance
yesterday. Ex-Secretary Brown spent most
OF the lay there settling UP tho affairs Of tho
estate. Gen. Swnim anu Col. Rockwell loft
In tile evening for Washington. Mrs. Rock
well reu,nincd with Mrs. Garfield. It Is
thought that tie Garfield home at Washing
ton will SOON he sold.
, 1881-09-29

SSsE vessels were chartered yesterday to
ISL corn from Chicago to 1}uffaio at ono
q 81 per bnsol, and twu wcro chartered for
10 at the Same fatc. The total capacity Of
tho seven vessels is :N5, 900 bushels,
, 1881-09-29

JIM KEESE:'s horse Colder Gate won the
Grai,ly Stakes nj the Newmarket racp meet-
ing yesterday. Twelve horses ran. Golden
fiato was ridden by Weston. Tho America,,
"srorts" pncketcd considerable Nritis, casl,
OH the result
, 1881-09-29

T1IE secret Anti.Nll,Tllst Society Of rus
sla1' mobiles lias hot bcen nb!e to do mucl.
good. The members have subscribed lfber-
nly, but to no purpose, md so far no prom
lnent N1hflIst las been detected In any il!o-
gai net by the agents Of the society.
, 1881-09-29

a FEtt!YnoAr from the Isle Of Hope to
Skldaway island, ofr the Georgian coast,
sprung II lcak ycstertlny about 200 yards
1rnm thu shore. The bont sink in a few
minutes Or the eighteen persons on board
Twelve persisted,
, 1881-09-29

ATTonSEY.GESEltA1 MAcVEAar1 adhcres
to his determination to retire from tho Cub
inet. lle sara ILLS retirement will not inter-
fcrc with the prosecution Ut tile star-route
thieves, md that the cases arc in good hands
nlld can 10 carried on without his Md. Soc
rrtary Lincoln, 1t is believed, will be re-
talned III Ills present position. Secretary
Hunt Is understood to wish to remain, but 1t
IL not probabla tilat he will bs permitted 10
to 10.
, 1881-09-29

Chenaicnl aud Techn1cul Laboratory.
ProF. il. IIraching wllu rccelvGd perfect ucadem-
cn education q .ovcrai of tAs nr!t ul4eIe!tlce n
1it4atan servlc0 far and asMo a. IN the koyRi
WTth HtAtH service ut full Satisfaction OF tho R-
America ~ xas 1st Chem!st y " tl.o uao4s
many sided theoretical md practical experiences ln
~ tirnnches Of tcchno. he ri! 0GHl1 cuu5so q
espscal pans IL udurate special chemists fnE Iron
md Htca! Works. Lsad. C1pla.r. md hiEer W4Eka.
a6!s sEiset!{ e make AZ t!e anr'y.cs w.,!e', a5a
.try ospeclAI t,as got, and thu cahd will be-
classified In the conrso OF studies according to thaf
t3od there wy 10 opeusd rn s.pee's eoa5.e taF T.,
carEled ont promptly. Analyiea Of y!Ctunls viii be
maAa FREQ Of eltatRef they aso found froo from any
hAndltng OF thu mlrrnscIro will b0 taught Call for
Information. Office 22y MclLtEAn.Ax.
, 1881-09-29

Mn. BENJAMIN II. BREWSTER arrived ut
Washington yesterday from Philadelphia to
assist Col. bliss and Col. Cook In the prose-
cntIon Of the star-routo thieves. The three
Legal gentlomen say they hayn good cases
a1d ample evidence, and will work vigorous
ly to sccuro tho conviction Of tho public
piundercrs. Thoy feel quito confident OF
President Artl,ur's support In every proper
effort to convict and punish guilty men.
, 1881-09-29

CYAus ". FIELD. the protector Of the Mrs.
Garfield fund, says that no part Of tho money
alreauy subscribed cau be given to tha dead
pGcsldent'a mother, There Is not q particle
OF reason to think that tina poor old lady dr.
s!res any portion OF It, or that eha will need
auy as loug Us the widow OF her sou Is pos
scssed OF dollar, Only i1npudent, stupid
husybodlss could have suggested the d.
y!slpn OF the fluid. II these peopia are 10 60
licltops iu regard to Grandma Garfield thay