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DUBLlC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The su ubscriber, having rented his farm,
where he now resides, situated In PEN
chder hundred, New Castle county, one
mile north OF summit Bridge. directly
ON the road leading 10 Glasgow. viii sell
ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY oath, 1881.
Al 10 o'clock, a. m., sharp,
His entire personal property. TO wilt -
EIGHT HEAD OF HoRS ES.
No. Lizzie Crow, eight years old
dark chestnut sorrei. very handsome,
gentle and souni, can trot Ia minutes.
and no better driver in the State.
No. q Billy, coming years old, fifteen
three, very stylish, perfectly sound, fear
less OF locomotive, excellent style, and
very prompt as driver.
No. 3. dexter five years old, n
bright bay, splendid tail, with X>
black points, good driver, sound HNN
and gentle, fun Hfteen-three. AAA-
No. 4.-Kate, sorrel mare, years old,
sound and gentle, works kind single or
double, aud excellent brood mare
No. 5.-Bay horse, Charlie, years old,
sound, Well broken. nne size, and will
make "A good driver.
No. B.-Brown mare. Flora, 10 years old,
AID an excellent work mare and good
brood mare.
No. 7.-Lightfoot, bay mare, 10 yeors
old, Will work anywhere, sound, good
driver perfectly safe for lady 10 drive.
No. a.-Brown mare, II years old, sound,
No. ZONE PAIRoF MULES. syears
old, large, closely mated. perfectly sound
In every respect, and Inferior 10 none In
the Stale.
xxs-~ ID HEAD OF CATTLE,
~ AEN An ong which are Grade
~SNCows, all excellent milk ers; 4
.4Ulwo year Old Heliers, excellent
stock. par Twin Heiiers, ono year old,
very har ,ome; / Calf. eight months
old; Pedigroed Durham Bull, two years
old, quite large, and very handsome; Is
fine Shoats, good stock; Pedigreed hoar
and Sow. Chester White, eight months
old. Sow heavy with pig, very handsome.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Two iron-axle Wagons. in good order;
2 Mill Wagons, Orchard WagOH, holds
40 baskets; Twin Harrows, new Chilli
ed Plows. No. ~; 3 small Corn Plows, 5
cultivators. / large cylinder roller. wheel
rakes one near new; buckeye mow, r,
| champion self rake reaper, new; / corn
marker, Carnagy's make; HoosIsr corn
drills, new, perfect machines; / hickford
q Honman grain drill, with phosphate
attachment, nearly new; 1 Zimmerman
fruit evaporator, large furnace, suitable
for re lder. ny lard; 1 lorg ladder, 10 peach
ladder large peach beds, with springs
carrying 80 and ~ baskets; l Van Wlnkie
fan, Per mock corn shelter. new; grind
stones, large family carriages, | rocka-
way carriage, b sets OF plow gears, sets
OF wagon harness, set cart harness, new;
also, co lars, brides, forks, spades,
shovels, hoes, hedge knives, peach tree
trimmers, | sleigh, 8 grain cradles, 2 hay
rggiDgs, cook stove lot of household
ana Kitchen furniture, lot OF dairy nx.
tures, lot of PORK, by the pound, and
many other things not mentioned that
are useful on Il farm.
TERMs-Seven months credit, over o25.
w. r. BIGdS,
S. NJ. EnoF ,Auct. feb3-it.
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oTICE.-In conformity to an
In the General Assembly OF lls
Of Delaware. entitled ian eel lot N
moval OF the seat OF Justice ul I'D -
tie county from the city OF New ~ ~
the city oI WlimiI gton," passed Ms w
March 70, 1873, and 20 snppleiheh
TO passed at Dover January l5tn, lNsa
IL Is directed by the Bnildins C0IJad Isad
tee OF the Levy Court having ~ ~ M
the erection OF the county bulillSsssFrbs ssF n
yided Tor In said act, that pu0ile saG hsI
aud the same is hereby give 'sSpdg
books, papers. records and 0tnN 0.f iak|
belonging TO the county oihtssi ,siS st-
county and enumerated IN lhe zen Ssn NJ
tion OF the act AZORES. ID, hase .ssoaa
moved from the city OF New ItssS6dlRi
Court House building erected ahu II h NJ
The city of Wilmington, ~ lus,mpas
Iher directed by the Building Ah9P1sbel
aforesaid that this notice be pu9sliiisnsi ]
all the public newspapers puo''
lhe county. YER
signed, ALBERT II, ,7it,nmllla
chairman of Building Oo Osg
Attest. VIM. l.. WIER. Secre'e'y
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PUBLIC SALES.
AUCTION SALE.

VIII be sold at public sale, at Thomas
NJ. Ogle's Auction Rooms, on this lr M
DAY) evening, at 2.30 O'Clock, ana on
Saturday morning At 10 o'clock ana sat
urday evening at so O'Clock, a hne lot OF
Gold Watches and other Jewelry.
feblI-2t THOMAS NJ. UGLE,>Auct
e07 Market street.
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NJ NoTICE.-The Mutual oan As,,,-I
IN IL now Issuing new series az ~
o per cent. allowed on deposit y
allowed ON premium bid when ;o.,,
made and when returned. Cail a.l
evening on GEO. {. MARS, y
No. COL Shipley street n ~.
ONCE hours-6a. M. to 7.yJp. m
ian nlg-lm,
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DUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber attending TO quit farm
ing Will sell al Public Sale at his reside uce
on the road from New Castle To Whining
ton, on
THURSDAY, Feb. II, 1881,
AT 10 o'clock a. M,
The following 20 head of horses, 10 cows
and heifers, one bull, l Ger nza-~x.
mantown carriage, large truck 8S5LsE&
wagon, farm wagons, / cham T%
pion reaper, champion NOW sM&AEzAs
er, large feed cutter, double roller,
wheat and phosphate drill i corn mark er,
| large circular wood saw, feed boi ler
hay rake, set of wagon harness. 2 set
Of single harness, pillow gears, brides,
collars, harrows, cultivate =, pillow, OK
and log chains, COW chains. hay forks
grain bags, cornshel er, grain fan single
and double trees, twenty-five acres CT
wheat In the ground, | light wagon by
Cool Bros
Conditions OF sale-Eight months credit
will be given ON the purchaser giving note
with approved endorser, interest added
$40 and uLder cash
EUGENE ROGERS,
l.. W. Stidham & son. Auc.
Ieb I-1tuHMZT
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NoIlCE.-Notice is hereby -
~ the annual meeting of ssNsl
wine Hundred Assoc alton ls tl Bu
covery of Sloien Horses and im,' ml, M
Thieves viii be held at The ho,Vste
Yer IL. Parry, on SATURDAY se, Wea
1881, at O'Clock p. M. The rsa %sta
earnest y requested to be pre.sr1 ea
ness relating 10 the United Comaa
be brought up for consideralina
feb7-tm, ,hoW,
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AN USENENTS.
+" THE TOURISTS"
IN A PULLMAN PALACE CAR.

AS an evidence of the great attractive
ness of this organization and its superb
ority over all similar entertainments, the
managers beg to state the
Tourists played 90 performances In N. Y,
tourists played ~ i" PhIla.
Tourists piayedSJ " Bosrn
The Tourists are orlginators and the
coLglomeTation OF absurd1t1es which
make up the entertainment, are clean,
rosriously funny.-N. Y. Herald,
POPULAR PRICEs.-Admission rs 50 and
80 cents. sale OF seats at e. r. Thomas &
Co.'S three days In advance. febIU-5t,
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The Directors Of thew lmington
Company have this day dacisrlS
dend OF three dollars yer sbars y
past six months, payable uL dem,,,
WIN. Il. TAYLOR Trsss
Ieol- lUt: Ut: ~ ShpsJi
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LfIRST NATIONAL BANk
T. OF WlLMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINAk IAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
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n OflCk- DlVID ND.
IN OfFIoE or rHE WILMISGrov
COAL GAS Coxr,u|
WILMINGTON. Febrps,,,
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NOTICEN

nIyJDEND.-The man.--ss.
- Wilmington 4 Phi,easgers d
PIKE have declared a "a,,'ss,Ielphal a,
18th inst. iHS a9's on Or ~
I'm. Z. lsSl-dlOt. iATNALI'
NJ OIlCE.-N office IN I,sr-,---I.eh ~
~ meeting OF the sppIheoy given
caplLai stock OF the FroSII ben i
street Railway Uompal y ya, lor and
q organizing the com6a,,y ,Ul NE pupi
uon of ofiicers. Will be helaS ey TIE
Artikans' savings Bank X \ az heOal
street. In the city of ". w., 5h u
Ihursday, the l7lh Gay ot ltaslO1
d., 1881. AT Up. IN sipr.L y, LftbuA1I
JAMES MOHRow
Nm; 6. GlBg'NY,
II, u. sElDEi
PHiLIp II uNRp,J
WM. FERRIS s'Nkn|
feb7-,m. JOHN 4, TAfUS
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
The Valley Forge N urder

Thus far the police authorities have
failed in finding the murderer Of Mr..
Clugstop, at Valley Forge last week,
although eveGy effort 10 being made to
track the fugitive. A Norristown pho.
togrspher ia engaged in taking pictures
of the articles left behind BY the mur-
derer in his fight. There are six diff
fersp. negatives, among them copy Of
the little girls picture found in the
burglars coat pocket. The latter COPY
will be sent to each Of the forty-two
Baltimore photographers, in the hope
that by this plan the little girls name
may be discovered. A photograph has
been taken of the Congress CATERS the
the murderer left. One Of them has
fve slits In the leather above the heel,
and the other has large piece cut off
the end Of the sole. The third negative
is q picture OF ths card containing the
name Edward A. Johnson, and the
fourth contains the name "Ella Shipp."
A fac simile Of the writing on the paper
in which tho picture Of the girl was
wrapped is also shown, bearing the ad-
dress. "Mrs. Jones, West Lafayette
street, 70" A picture Of the murds dsrsr's
vest has also been taken.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
View Castle News Items

From the New Castle star.
Jacob Richardson Ass taken posses
sion Of the Gllpin House.
New Castle we are sorry to say is mi
nus . Board of Health.
The Star will in all probability b
enlarged next week.
The annual election of the W. c. T
U. was held on Wednesday, March %,
and the following officers were elected:
Mrs. M. P. Challenger, President;
from n. K Church. Mrs. A. Z David
son; from Baptist Miss Mary Pedrick;
from Presbyterian, Mrs. Philip r.
Clark; from Episcopsl, Mrs. Colbourne;
from Catholic, Mrs. --- Vice
President; Mrs. M. A. Davis, Re-
oording Secretary; Mrs. Z. N. Clark,
Corresponding Secretary; Miss Anne
Wise, Treasurer.
The following lie the Independent
ticket nominated at q mass meeting Of
citizens held on last Wednesday even
ing:
Mayor, Ssml Il. Black; City Treas
urer. VIM. F. Lane; City Council james
N. Wise, Jr., Gardiner L, 'Iemison,
Walter F, Wolfkeil; Assessor J. B.
Vining, Jr.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
Scotia Art sale.

The art sale OF Mr.. b. Scott, Jr.,
last night was largely attended and the
bidding was little more spirited
than on the previous evening. A view
OF ShAernsss bv ". Thornbury sold
for Sl7; "0ld French coast town." by
K Penwick for S43 Ben Lomond, Scot and
by c. Ii. Roe, $40; "resting BY the
way" by B Hunter, $37 so; Canton OF
Berns by b, Eugene, Sl6; "The wood
land path" by Lepun, $l2 30; New
York HarbOr and "s st'tf ore. 70" by II.
Foreshsw, each $40. AIN the Jersey
meadows" sold for $50: Scenery Of the
Ardemes and Pendant each for $25; "In
the Delaware Valley" $46; Waiting for
the boats at Sohevedingsn painted, by
Z. Jourdan sold for 800; "Scene 10 the
"English Channel" and "On the Coast
of Denver" each $l5 Cattle in the
Meadows" and Pendant" each SIS,
snd Asking a Blessing" Gil, The sale
will be continued this evening and
many of the very best pictures have
been reserved until that time.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
DKAT III q,

MESSICK On the 93t instant, Annie NJ
MessicA, aKUd years, months and II
days.
Tue teIst'v's and friends OF the family are
re pec;'ully invited to attend the funeral
IRON the reside, ce OF her parents, George A.
and Mary h Messtok, NO. 1907 West Third
street on saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. To
proceed to the Cathedral cemetary.
CARR On the 23i inst OF pneumonia
VIM. q. Carr aRet 81 years.
Relatives and friends OF tine family ar In
vited 70 attend the fuaerI from the resi-
dence Of his sOh in-law, William Kelley, on
ClaymOnt street near A, south Wilmington
on Friday afternoon. Services at the house,
at / o'clock, lnterment at VIII mlnkton and
Brantywine Gem terry.
GIBSO N.-Nn Thursday, the Nth lnstan.,
Harry B. Gibson. in hi end year.
The relatives AMI friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the tUneraI
from St Paul. M. e church on Ssturd ~
at!ernoon at o clock Interment a: the VIII.
niDgt0n and Brandywine cemetery.
KtLLEY.-On the 2ttb instant, Reheo"a,
daughter Of william and Mile Kelley,
aget IS months
Relatives and friends OF the family are re.
specefutly invited TO attend the funeral fr, III
the residence OF her parents, on UIaymont
street near 4, south "ilminRtOn. " en- Friday
Afternoon. Services ut the hou Se at O'Clock.
lnierment at Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery.
8ALLAHER-On the 2sd instant, Emma ! ,
wife OF William 7. Gallaher, in The 3. st
year other age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the iuaeral rom the resi-.
dence OF her father, No. 3tb East Seventh
street, on saturday, The 26th inst Sarvices
ut the house at 2 clock To proceed to the
Wtlntrg on ann Brandvwins ""mnte-v
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
J8hn cullen Rsrynna.

John Cullen Bryant is one otthe ,ro-
phies Of the great moral suasion reform
tide of temperance thatswept Whining.
ton some three years ago. Rver since
MIR. Bryant has bean faithful to his
pledge and being fluent and eloquent
speaker he has been lecturing il differ
ent parts of the country since his re-
formation. 1t may truthfully be said
that while many others who s4arted
fair and promised better have fallen by
the way Mr.. Bryant has been faithful
and is as enth uiastic in the cause Of
Temperance and morality IS he was in
the in 'ancy of bis reformation. His
numerous friends will be glad to hear
that he will lecture on Temperance and
reform in the Opera House next Sunday
afternoon at 81 O'clock. A good lecture
may be expected.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
Last Eyening's Concert.

Ths Philharmonic Society gave the
fourth concert Of its seventh season
last evening. II was attended by a
large audience. Several choruses were
rendered by the society with pleasing
effect. Mrs. MacAilister and Mr.. Howell
sang q duett untitled The R4tnrr I"
The chorus, 1.-THE Song OF the Triton, 1"
vas prettily rendered and was enocred.
The baritone solo, "rhe Warrior" by
Mr.. Stone, was also encored, The male
chorus, "Tbe Warriors Prayer" WAS
we'll sung. Mr. c. B, Rhosds displayed
to advantage his musical ability ii the
hsautiful rendition OF the solo, "Good
Company" Selections from the
"Prstes OF Pep2snce" were nicely
rendered ard the two solos by Messrs.
Howell and Fisher we're repeated. The
trio from Atilla, by Miss Crouch and
Messrs. Braunstein and Baird, Was
beautifully sung and enoored. Tie
last two selections were nicely reu udsred.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
FOR HORSES.

Use 'os Strains, Sprsined ,Ioint.. Sore
Shoulders and 6aeks, Thrush in ice;
scratches, Sweeny, kIstuia, Poll Evil, Dis
temper, Curb spliDt, Bone or Blood Spawn.
hintoo and will remove all Swelttnxs q
ana Callous Lunps left from Kicks or ether
Bruises, without figuring the growth Of the
hair, has proved sure euro ior Episooty
WIN cure the worst case OF Collie In ten min.
utes and relieve Bolts. Doss: lo2 table.
spooniuls In pint OF m Tx warn water.
BE sure and get the genuine, put up by
DR.. ID. Dodge 1omlinson, PniIadelphia, Pa.
~ there are limitations on the market.
All persons wishing . tirstclass Iiniment,
one that will give full satisfaction in Der.
forming cures as reco nmended, will use The
n. II II which ls guaranteed as no other
IMMINENT Ia. ntA put ny Of the best essen.
tial otis and other very csstIy articles such
as NO other liniment In the market ts com.
posed Of, and those using Il can rety on net
being humbusged by false reeomme eAdat ms
made up by travelling agents to deceive the
pubic ana make them believe that parties
have given them the use Of their names ana
stating parties bave used and recon- needed
II VINO have never used drop OF II nor al,
lowed their names TO he used. II persons
prefer t1rpentine ana crude.otl hntment
such as kerosiDe oil and ether ana such ma.
terial as these, tho proprietor Of H. II. II. |
medicine could iut nisE them thai class OF |
IL Alment, put up in fOur ounce bottle that |
retais RI 80 cenH ~ per dozen, TO retail at
% cents bottle, and would make more
prott on 1t than he does on the Ii, H., H. At
the rates It sells, as three gross OF II would |
not cost him more than one gross OF the II |
II. II. dots, II put up in plain bottles and |
corked with common corks as those kinus Of |
Dniments general J are. The puolic should |
tudge tor themselves which Ia the best and .
cheapest medicine to use, and not be intu. |
enced BY every report they may see IN the |
papers The II II. II. has gained for itself
u reputation for genuine merit for tho last |
thirteen years, aud no one putting up this
ella g oil medicine can make profit enough TO |
spend undreds OF thousands OF dollars To |
humbug the people with. SO the proprietor |
Will oher DO certificates. only genuine ones. |
for the parties an he corr espo AIDED with al |
any time. and from them the true merits OF |
the medicine can be found olt. The prcpri. |
etor has alneao y spent, In bringing It before |
the public. about ~, COO, and, whether The
nedIctne stands or tails, he will not use any |
deception TO deceive the public In its use be |
'ond what he Guarantees II to do. He will |
'her you tnom ume to time few sertin nc.tes. !
moving It's gooL effects on both man aLd
least
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
Yorktown Centennial.

The headquarters OF the Yorktown
Centennial Association, in the Exchange
Hotel, at Richmond, Virginia, were
opened last night. There was parade
Of military and OF the German singing
societies Bishop Ke4us, of the Catho-
lilo diocese of Richmond, offered up "a
fervent prayer for the success OF the
approaching oommemor ative event :"
addresses we're mads by Governor Fl l..
lidsy, Hou. John 9oode and o,her gen.
tlemsn; tbs Star Spangled Banner was
sung by the Singing Societies, and
Rev. NJ. D. Hogs, of the Presbyterian
church, closed the exercises with
another prayer. TIE singing OF the
National Anthem was enthusias,icsll
cheered.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
a C0w ON Fire.

The strange sight Of COW on FIRE was
seen in Auburn, N. Y, recently. Jer.
-miah Finn had tried various lotions TO
Kill vermin on his COW and was recon.
mended TO apply kerosene. This he did
and while he was applying it along the
neck and back OF the animal the oil
took fire from a lamp and Of course the
GOV became wild, throwing jeremiah
Town, breaking through the side OF the
'hanty aud running st full speed
Through the streets. Men and bows
ehasea tn" blazing cow and finally suc.
3eeded in extinguishipg the fire with
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
wei Ue Meyers
CATARR RH

NURH. uRqueSttonsbiy the mos. iInpor
~ tant medical discovery since vacGins.
ton. A remedy which ass'mAates With the
mocNus N hrane and ioLlps not only a
vocal bat eoBstitnIiOnhi cure A. any
stage. One package generally suffices. De.
ltvere1 by Druggists or by b. b. DKwBy h
20, ~ Dey street, ". Y, si.0o complete.
Iresise and remarkable statements by the
eured ms Ied free. The afflicted can re.
ter TO
GEo. v LAxBmGHT, 70 Biddls ST., Balti
more;
Nh. SCH oEpBu, $50 North B.osd~sy;
ioEE l.. .tERRIBs, c. PARK Avenue and
McMecb ST:
GEO. q. PEsHuRy, Prop, West End Ho
tel, Long Branch
X. X. BHLPHRNsTINB, Ebhitt House
Washington
XIV. Ono L. PRATT, 81. Stephens Ree;Ory;
Philada.;
REV. A. A. SUMNER. Frederick, Nd, etc.
A real cure OF UaaFHh iOf 100,
2taW
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
SECOND EDITION.
.....oAD A.AAH.
what PTestdent 9owsu OF the
Reading mas 40 say about the
ls..a an RmlRim0R0.

what Prestdens Gowsn OF ths
Reading mas 40 say asoos ths
new liAe 40 baltimore.
Franklin B. Gowen, president OF the
Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad
Company, in Q letter written on Wed
pesday, to the Philadelphia kveuine
Bulletin, says the arrangement undsi
which the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
traffic will pass to and from New York
by the Pennsylvania Railroad does not
interfere wi the construction OF the
new line between Baltimore and Phila-
delphia to connect with the Reading
Railroad. In continuation he says the
Penney lvsn,s Railroad Company was
formally notified of the proposed con
strucsion of the new line, and the
"traf.c contract referred to, which
is terminable upon thirty days
notice, is made upon the express
understanding that it Is the intention
of the Baltimore and Ohio Company to
construct the new line ard use the
Bound Brook route TO New York. |
think it is proper that the true facts Of
the case should be known, not only to
the shareholders Of the Reading Rail
read Company, hut also to those OF the
Pai'a'e phis, Wilmington aud Balti-
more A.llroad Company, lest the latter,
lulled into q sense Of iapoied security,
might wish to avail themselves Of the
opportunity now offered to them of Sc
curing SIS per share tor their stock in
addition to - per share for the next
semi. annual dividend, which I believe
to be the price at which Messrs. Kidder
and others of the committee sold the
shares to the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
An OverIoasied Statesman.

David Davis takes the strain of the
average Democratic Senators mind in
Congress by writing letter, declaring
that he will not resign as reported, but
serve out his term, which expires IT
1888 II David would only relieve him
self of that immense trust" that he il
constantly pratipg about, the people ol
Illinois would be glad to send man
to the United StatesSsnate who is in &C.
cord with them on all material issues.
That the Senator will retnrn TO Bloom
iugton, as he says, TO lock after his
private busiosss when the term expires
lhere isn't psrticls OF donbt. Oh icago
Evening Journal.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
AN OPERA HOUSE RURRkD.
Terrible disaster in Q french City
Tho n Zee opera m case In Ruins
-1lxty-rhroeR Rpdles Recovered.

l -AmV N10D VRcFA m OWeo IN ~uhms
-Slxty.rhree Bsdies Recovered.
| NIcR, March 24.-A fre broke ont In
the Italian Opera Honse here last even
lug soon after the curtain had risen fol
the performance Of "LuoiA di Lammer-
moor" Fourteen persons who were
sufocated we're Immediately taken out
and their bodies placed in the church
opposite the theatre.
The subscribers for the orchestra
stalls and boxes Of the grand tier had
mostly not arrived when the FIRE boke
ont. A majority OF the victims belong
TO the working class. Soon after the
dre began the gas exploded, and the
house was pluuged into complete dark
ness. A scene, of terror and dismay
eusued which bsggars description. A
detachment Of sailors from the squad
ron In the harbor arrived on the scene
with pumps, and displayed great gal,
lsntry in reseuiDg people and combat
ing the fire, whichwSs subd ned towards
10 O'Clock. N. StraSoseh, the impres-
ario, Was slightly hurt. 6ignors
Blanca Donald, one OF the leading
artists, made her way from the stage
to the street satisfy. One whole family
Of five persons and another family OF
three persons are known to have per-
ished. Belief subscriptions for tha
sufferers have been opened throughout
Nice. The regatta here has beeu
countermanded, and the value Of the
prizes to have been contested for will
be contributed toward the relief Of
distress.
Up to three o'clock this afternoon,
50 sorpses had been extricated from
the ruins OF the Opera House. mostly
those Of Italian artisans. Among the
dead is German doctor, named Arend.