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Daily Republican., 1881-09-21
THE SrAGE.
Diplomacy on Friday Night tc be
Followed by Haynes Mtnstrels
Saturday Evening.

The most powerful play at the Opera
House this season, will be produced on
Friday evening next, by the Hoev and
Hardie Combination, at which time
they will perform DIPLOMACY" The
drama will be presented with a strong
east, including the celebrated actress,
Nine. Maieroni, from the leading Ltal-
ian theatres. The scenery and costumes
are ali new aud prepared expressly fol-
the presentation of this powerful drama
As the amusement seekers of this City
always pa.ronize irst-class companies,
an oyerhowlng house is predicted.
On Saturday night Sam Hague's En-
glish Ministries, from st. James Hal
London, will perform here Last week
they were playing to crowded houses at
tho Arch street theatre, Philadelphia,
and received tlattering notices from the
press OF that city.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21
DAYNARD l. DAWSON-JEwEIs
SELLING As Low AS THE LOVES
Msuktnd's Eavorase Hsills.

Dr. Simms vege'atf Liver Pills (sugar
coa.ed) move the bowels easy by acting di-
rec.iy On tho liver, restore the lost energies
BY promoting the healthy action Of the liver ;
in doing this, headache, leuralgin, pains In
the right or left side or through tne limbs,
iniiy sstion, costivoness. sick stemach, weak
back, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aohing limbs, billlousness, general
weakness and other bodily iadvlntt'es are
cured. They positively operate without
gripping, sickening, weakening or leaving ne
and % liver cure Is Cents and 81 = box. Main
depot, Fourth and King streets. Phladel.
phla. 602 Arch street. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21
kostk II ed.

The driver of the Water Witch Firo
Companies steamer Mr.. Chas. Evans,
has resigned his position and will be
succeeded by Patrick Dugan.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21
ID EGlsTEh > uN.,r1
II N'i - Nv y 'FFpIEIh,
NEW CASTLE Gov STY. Sept. z, 1881.

III
NEW CASTLE County. Sept. 2, 1881. {
Upon the Application of James McMulln,
executor OF Mary Riley, lato OF Red
Lion Hundred, in said county, deceased,
1t Is ordered and directed by the Register
that the executor aforesaid give not;ce
of .granting of letters Testamentnry upon
the estate Of the deceased VITA the dule OF
granting thereof by causing advertisements
to be posted within forty days rom the dat.
Of such letters in SIX of the most public
places of the county Of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the Us.
tate to present the same, or abide ny an Act
of Assembly in such case made and provided;
and also cauSe the same to no inserted within
the same period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN. a
newspaper published in V ilmiugton, aud u
be continued therein three weeks, to,o-d.J
~, Given under the hand 2ni Seal
L. 3. Of office Of the Register aforesaid al
'~s~ Wilmington, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the Giy and vefr ah"ve "r''""
SC. MGtt>, Register
NoTIcE.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased mus ,.rcsent the
same duly attestcd to the executor On
Or before eptcmher2, 1882, or abide the Act Of
Assembly IN such cash made and provided.
JAMES NCMf Lin Executor,
81. Georges. Del.
Address Wilmington Del, Lewis g..
VanleL rif. Attorney
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21
s.Ess,STEx'S !. UfSA>EH~
d EGISi ER'S OhDER.
REGtsTER's UPrlCY,

REGisrER's Oprlcy,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL. Sep. s. l8'l.
Upon tho application Of William Il. Yer.
non, administrator of AnDer Ne.nor, late
OF Brandywine HID. in said county, deceased
it Is ordered and directed by the Register
that the administrator aforesaid give notice
of granting OF letters of admin tration upon
estate OF the deceased, with the date Of grant
Ing thereof, By causing advertisements to be
posted within forty daystrom the date of such
letters in six Of the most public places Of the
county OF New Castle, requiring ali persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same. or abide by an act Of Assembly in
such case made and provided: and also cause
the same 10 be inserted within the same
period Ia the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, anews.
paper published in Wilmington, and to be
continued therein three weeks. tc-o-d)
Given under the hand and seal Of
l.. $. btiirc Of the Register aforesaid, at
~ Wilmington, in Now Castle County,
aforesaid. the day and year above written
5. G. KlGGS, Register.
NoTIcs.-All persons having claims agai nst
the estate of the deceased must present The
same. duly attrSted to the ad nlnist rator on or
before Sept 3, 1852. or ah,do the act Of Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided.
W!LiIlAM q. VERNON.
Administrator.
Address :--t'larmont Del. Septd
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21
MISS Il. ID. FtASER'S
M SELECT SCHOOL

For Young Ladies and dentlemen,-
NO. 82l MARKE ST b Il Z r.
Will open on SEPTEMBER 6, 1881.
INSTR UCTORS.
ENGLISH BRANCHES-Miss Frazer assisted
by Miss s. Comfy.
DRAWING AND PAINTING-Miss Chaytor.
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURH.-
Prof. Loubignac.
GERMAN AND LATIN-Prof 9rumbricht.
MUsIC.-PrOf Beecher.
PRIVATE LESSONS, afternoon and evening
classes in Languages and drawing by ar
rangemement. Circulars may be obtained al
1909 Market street. augl8u
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21
New Stock

XK Th:ch means business.
w 1t is needless tc
tell you tina. our stock for
this Fall has been selected
with great care. We intend
to push business and in Or
der to do so we offer extra
inducements to those who
wear good clothes. You are
invited to examine our stock
whether you buy or not.
FERb CARSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
233 Market Street.
aug29-eod-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21

lNOK SALE.-TIE VERY DESIRABLE
residence, So7 Nashl oston street; terms
ST. Applyto "A. ). ELLlplT.
MntS,t Sixth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21

NOR SALE-3 SIX-R0OM BRlC X
IN houses, nearly new very little cash
Ianttd, PlrNEH Il %.
&ps?S.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21

"maED - A MlNDLE- AGED WO-
III Monrn"sn 10. ,of general housework. Apply at
- '''eet. sept0-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21

w aED-T WO GOOD STOy
Il Fou,tUn, tUn,aeKers steady employment. lands
street. IA. +. TICK lis.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21

W WAMI,aaEEil-M'ARDTRS M WANTED AT
|sood aca, ~ Ming stSeat Pea, ant rooUs and
iouatlons. seyt15-lmt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21

w haEiNA GIRL To DO GENERAL
NJ Wemt mtVyasework yn o god ,roncr. Apply nt
1'~h street. septl3-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21

w NJ hDcA BOY ABOUT Is YEARS
Sixth strss,s "se 10 work about house. sO3 w.
- septl93t
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21

w an w. ED p ROPERTY HOLDERS TO
)kr thsmsys, ms bruce's Elastic Paint, and know
ourselves u't.that that it is the best. septl5 tt
hhUCE, jlS East seventh street,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21

FNR SALE -ANOThER L"a , ~ r., Nn" s
and second hand express and business
StV"' 'DaRKAGH'S Carriage Factory.
.,oos au Fourth and Walnut SIS.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21

w housap- GIRL FOR GENERAL
Eighth strss, ~ork. Apply at Nc. III West
septlJ-3t
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21

NlR SALE-HDUSE, NO. l,E TAT
nall street, splendid location; terms
IscoEmodating and price low.
NJ. NJ. ChlLD, 704 Market street.
sentlLf
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21

,nv saLEhT A BARGAIN ~, Rtf'
VIZ ,vo story brick hor'e', Win rooms
WV 0ueald street. between Lpbdeil and
Slee''' ''fi THOMAS X. LALLY.
..,,r 6o21a Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21

s,,E-SOME BEh u L y a.
|NQR sh,i ,,,l. iots in the western part OF tue
palG,,c al,,,ssnt view Of the river; VIII ta1f
ky lnavnl',pnn w mart exchange If desire
baf houses .s Nv Iailroad will soon treble me
|yan; his ,Sis property. Address "o"ner'
EuV EuV,f,c,N office. ls -''1'
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21

,,1E THE HOU $ L II o l. u
(0R sant " a boarding house dong ia,f
se0as, a,,, II he sold at priva'e sale Tor c'tsh
(drc* wa, ,arms n Also house for rert; hp-
|cp easy lef'''' NJ. MEHARY,
TO SID Tatnall street.
att
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21

-rr,1E-A SELFlNK1NG PRINT
LOk Hhim of chase 6xg inches: In pericc t
\ pTs,'S'ih, isr,e lot of fine new type. Ap-
Der "'t'' VIM. L. tRDSSl.Ei.
Em AL n r, cor. Sixth and ship'cy.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21

1T SrAnnllNNES GREAT NERVE RE-
~ nerve SiS..h, Is the wonder Of the aye for
@ssl A,shs ,Sshseasss. Eases. All fits stopped Tree. Send
stfeet. Philadelphia, Ps.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21

w at,LIdD,..mi1RL at In, FOR HOUSEWORK
.- .Vi latnall street, septls3tt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21
roH SALE.

(--.1T-yALIARLE REAL ES'
VoE nc faiA. Al A BARGAIN. -, ,.,,,,
"a .s Marshell, having lost MS ! rs, nea',n ,,,nn
8 8; sell his commodlS@hs, his aws1'aH rare
~ Wes' ,o ottnin . desirable properly
rtauityyo % a,d business purposes. lmme.
rsdencsss ss.ion nm If desired. Apply on the
II possession sept6.eod-l!t-Altw
R-Iana
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21

ory,I,E-1 light carriage pole nearly
f,h Sn' Cuhl, set liEht harness !
apS ~s,e year. old hlins 5 TOP rho ruSsy' S9,
(s; lSns'' '' J. II. PRIMROSE,
\ m,, Eleventh and Washington st.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-21
- E4ISTER'S ORDER.

AdiresSs:-Wilminaton,
Vanlet riff Attorney.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
Mine Applications.

1t is q puzzle to us, and no doubt to our
contemporaries, says the New York Stock
Report, why new names cannot be invented
to designate the new mines which are
springing up like mushrooms throughout
the land. Are the old names so unsur-
passable? or is the catalogue Of names ex-
hausted ? or do our Western friends labor
under unfertility of invention?
1t seems to ua that the last men,
toned query suggests the proper solution
Of this problem. How, otherwise, to ac-
count for the constant repetition of, for
example, the names of mines in the Com
stock region of Nevada? To mention but
a few instances, it will suffice to recall the
fact that Colorado has but newly christ
tened four OF her mines in imitation of
those Of her sister State. These are Cali
fornia, Comstock, Consolidated Virginia
and Ophir.
Give us, for variety's sake. something
new: "Let the dead past bury its dead"
The custom criticised Is ridiculous in the
extreme, and it is high time that our mine
promoters ransack their craniums for
something more original il they are una
BILE to cope with the problem, let them
hire a few "experts " for inventing new
names.
The Comstock mines are fast becoming
known as merely assessment levying
schemes, and there is an aspect of cruelty
in the constant reminder of money thrown
away, which many of these names afford.
Stockholders in new companies are entt-
tied to be spared, at least. this humilia-
tiOn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.


TRUCKER, August 3.-There is nothing
new since last dispatch, except that Front
street is now filled with the temporary
buildings Of those burned out. Lumber Is
constantly arriving for more buildings.
The clang of the hammer is heard every
where. Carpenters from Reno and the
~neighboring towns have come to labor, and
none are turned away. Whisky last night
and to day has flown as freely as water,
and as a consequences drunken men and
boys have disgraced many a CORNER. Tramps
have focked to the place in large numbers.
Several thefts are reported as having been
committed in town during last night.
1t is rumored that the "60l," which once
gave Truckee such a notoriety throughout
the land. was to be r~eorganized, for the
purpose Of keeping the demi monde from
locating in their old quarters. Should the
society be formed, the fact will only have
to be known to produce the desired effect.
The Ere has been quenched about the
Odd Fellows Hall and the doors opened.
The interior Of the building is in good con-
dition, save the carpets, which have been
soiled by the water.
The charred bones of some person I'M
known was found in the debris Of the fire.
No other loss Of life is reported.
Los ANGELES, August 3.-Col. Chalmers
Scott, in charge Of a party of Southern
Pacific Railroad Engineers, left for Wads-
worth, Nevada, this evening to commence
the survey of a line of railroad from that
place to Mojave on the Southern Pacific
Railroad.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05

The San Francisco Examiner says: Now
that President Garfield is happily pro-
nounced out of danger, it may not be in
appropriate to refer to the columns of silly
weak twaddle and gush that have been
written and telegraphed about the affairs
at the White House. The telegraph has
been loaded down with maudlin state
ments in the very worst possible taste.
During the first week after the shooting an
average of 270, 600 words a day were tele-
graphed from Washington, and it is very
safe to say that if only the language of
truth and common sense had been en-
ployed, one-twentieth of that number Of
words would have given us a better idea of
what was'taking place than those sent Out.
That was a positively ridiculous specimen
of the whole, which the other day de-
scribed the manner in which DR.. Bliss
scratched the Presidents back bone, and
The intense delight Of the latter at being
so scratched. NOW scratch a little higher;
now lower, said the President, according
to this lengthy special, which proceeded to
give full, minute and accurate particulars
Of the entire operation. II it we're de-
signed to bring the whole scene in the sick
chamber into contempt, words could
hardly be more fifty employed. When
Garfield gets well it will BIZ wise to keep
this stuff away from him, for if he ever
reads all the remarks credited to him by
the reporters, he will have an exceedingly
small opinion Of the President Of the Uni
ted SfAfea
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05

EDITOR SENTINEL The proposition
made last Tuesday night at tho meeting OF
the Hooks d Knicks. asking the County
Commissioners to take the cart, hose and
apparatus OF the Mob Hill Hose Company
and hand the same over to them. has the
sublimity OF impudence. The people OF
Mob Hill would hardly submit to such an
order, II made, and we cannot think that
such q resolution would ever have passed,
or any such insult to our company have
been allowed. had the meeting been at
tended by the taxpayers or the more re-
spectable portion Of that company. But
from those holding high official positions
In the d. p. l., we look for most anything
that 10 cheeky.
The Mob Hill Hose Company was organ
Iced over two years ago, aud now numbers
rs or 80 active members, has a good house
partly paid for by themselves), and ap-
paratus, and has shown good work at all
times when called upon. and 1t will be
some time before its cart and apparatus
will be taken away from where it is now
located, in order to please some would be
ire patriots, who may, perhaps, attend fire
meetings, but who are never present at
fires.
We are not asking the county TO pay for
800 lamps to ornament our houses, or to
build Cars Of State. with which to cele.
brsts. We attend strictly TO our own
business, aud u bshooves Others 10 do the
same. Non Hill,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
PacInc Coast Athletes.

Belcher. Haley and Mcintyre, the three
leading athletes OF the Olympic Club of
San Francisco, viii pass Palisade to-mor-
row on their way east as Pacific Coast rep
rosentatives to the National Amateur Ath-
letic Associations annual meeting, which
takes place in New York next month.
A good deal Of interest centers in the trip
of these gentlemen at the Bay, where they
have gained victory after victory over as
good sprinters as ever spurted over a Gin
der. path. Their chances with the Eastern
ers will therefore be closely watched.
though II Ii doubtful II they can wrest any
honora from the great New. York flyer. L.
L. Myers. the champion amateur athlete OF
the world.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
THE sYNDICArEs.
How the Rival Constructtonfsts Arc
Viewed by Outsiders.

The rival Construction and Contract
Companies furnished a great deal of com
ment for the boys about town yesterday.
1t was the only live topic discussed in any
quarter on the Base Range.
The first company organized is alluded
to as the INSIDERS" The outside world
imagine that they can see cropping out of
this organization the ears Of two or three
directors. The SENTINEL doesn't know
anything about it, and only assumes to ex-
press the estimate Of the outside public.
1t is argued, of course, that il there are
Directors among the so-called INSIDERS"
that crowd will have a long way the best
Of things. At least this is the manner in
which pretty much everybody is talking.
The SENTINEL is in duty bound to reflect
public sentiment.
1t has now been ascertained that Sadler
was kicked out of the " Insiders because
he would not pool his Antelope spring.
sadler wanted S.. 900 for it on individual
account. This, the rest refused to stand,
and the Water King got bounced. As was
stated in yesterdays SENTINEL, Sadler got
on his ear and organized an opposition
Credit Mobilier.
The outside boys, understanding the mo-
tive that prompted the formation Of the
second institution, have aptly christened
it 1.-THE Sour Grapes Consolidated" 1t
is the general opinion that the sour
grapes won't get a smell.
Bets of 10 TO / were freely offered on the
streets yesterday that Sadler would not be
able to put in even as much as a sack Of
flour through his new company, and still
bigger odds we're offered that Haley Il
Shoemaker wonld not be allowed to fur
nish a shin bon to the new railroad on
.; Sou Grapes" account. Time alone can
determine these various propositions.
There are rumors current in contract and
construction circles that Sadler can at any
moment go back to his early love among
the insiders" on the condition that he
will stop Kicking" But Sadler is firm,
and swears he will never let up until he
gets SIS 900 for that spring, and a dead
even chance at everything else in sight.
The shares OF the rival companies have
already assumed a market value. The
closing quotations last night were as fol
lows insiders" 1929; Sour Grapes"
100000.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05

The Winnemucca Silver State is thrown
into a quandary by the action of our off,
GERS with reference to the Salary law. 1t
alludes to the fact that a test case was
made by certain Eureka County officers to
test the constitutionality OF the Act, and
then adds: "This would imply that the
officers preferred the old fee system to
stated salaries, presumably for the reason
that the fees amounted 10 more han the
salaries. as few officers in these degenerate
days, when spoils are the principle issues
involved in politics, are foolish enough to
defeat an Act which put more money in
their pockets than that which it repealed.
The Court in the test case declared the
law constitutional. and the officers did not
appeal from its decision to a higher tribu-
nal. The Board Of Commissioners of Eu-
reka county, for reasons which on
their face appear to be the oppo-
site of those which actuated the
other officials, say it has been fully de-
monstrated that the Salary Act passed
March IL, 1879, if allowed to remain in
force, will bankrupt every county in the
State. The Board therefore resolved to
request the Governor to call an extra
session Of the Legislature TO repeal the
Act, and ask the several Boards Of Com
missioners of the various counties to take
action and cooperation In this matter"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from the Notebook OF the
senffners Reporter.


Union Guard picnic tomorrow.
The ay season is now in full blast.
Congressman Daggett Is on the Com
stock.
Sam Paul, Of Hamilton, was in town
yesterday.
The graders on the new railroad now
number Sc.
w. p. Haskell returned from San Fran
cisco last evening.
Haverly's Mastodon Minstrels will pass
East about the 25th inst.
The Knights OF Pythias hold their regu-
lar meeting this evening.
Pete Hansen is no SLOUGH himself, when
1t comes down to business.
The cost of the Eureka Con. new hoist
ing works will be $3.50, 900.
Times-Review The scarcity Of miners
and mill men here still continues.
For a fine article of Blood's X X X Dub
lin Stout, and st. Louis beer, go to Bart
let's.
The striking Johns on the Reno railroad
have resumed work at the old price-S26
per month.
The Eureka & Colorado River Railroad
Company yesterday sent out another corps
OF engineers.
The assertion is made that Salt Lake
City contains the worst hoodlnms, Of both
sexes, in the world.
An assessment OF 81 per share has been
levied upon the capital stock of the Seq.
Belcher Mining Company.
Why did Kate Chase Sprague ? and why
did Sprague chase Conkling? and why
were all Of them chaste2
Thermometer yesterday p. NJ. 30; 7 p.
NJ. SO degrees. At l A. NJ. this morning
it had cooled down to 70 deg.
During the absence of District Attorney
Davenport at Virginia City, John Il. Ba-
ker, Esq, will act as his deputy.
Jim Mason will interview those indebted
for licenses in Eureka and Ruby Hill to-
day and to morrow, and don't you forget it.
District Attorney Davenport left this
morning for Virginia City, to attend the
meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of Knights OF
Pythias.
Superintendent Bliss publishes a notice
this morning requesting all persons from
wasting water. as the supply is short at
present.
AlbiOu buhIcb scStciudy huNdDccu uNc
cents over the previous days quotations,
and Eureka Con. shares dropped to $19
and $40 %.
Assessor Wallace has an important notice
in this mornings SENTINEL to those in
debted for taxes on the proceeds OF mines
in this county.
The Carson Appeal says that the cut
which the Virginia Chronicle publishes Of
Guiteau readily sells in Eureka for a pic
ture of Pete Caravan.
There will be some fine pieces of silver
ware on exhibition in Ed. Wilhelm's show
window to-day. They are to be presented
to the Union Guard az prizes.
Frank Peed. an old resident Of White
Pine and this county. leaves this morning
for Salt Lake City, and from thence to
Montana, where he will act as superin-
tendent Of a mining property.
An employe of the SENTINEL, who tolls
all night and sleeps during the morning,
desires to express his thanks to the school-
house bell-ringers for the f5;minute ding
dong at ii o'clock, as it serves he place
of the alarm clock, which is out Of order,
but he prays by the shadows Of the lovely
schoolmarms that the 9 o'clock ring will
be toned down a few strokes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
A Good Speculation.

Lincoln county has outstanding bonds
amounting to about $3.50, 900. Certain is
sues Of these bonds have rated as low as
ten cents ON the dollar. If it is a sure
thing that the several railroads talked of
are to be built, Lincoln will become n
of the most responsible counties in he
State. There is at least a prospect that
she may have within the next two or three
years between five and six hundred miles
Of railroad. In that event she will be able
to discharge her debt dollar for dollar in
a remarkably short time. As a result her
securities ought to become first class at an
early day. They will certainly be guilt
edge if all of these railroads so through.
Lincoln County bonds are a grand specu-
lation at 10 cents on the dollar.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05

John D. MCGEE has applied to Depart
ment Ten of the Superior Court, to be
declared insolvent. The petitioner was
engaged in dealing in mining and mer-
.~chandise, and represents his liabilities to
be about SIS. GOO, and assets nominal.
The above is from q San Francisco
paper. The MCGEE referred to is the
same John b. McGee who used to be Su-
perintendent of the Richmond mine Of
this place. The SENTINEL is sorry to
learn OF his misfortune.