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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-03
FOURTH EDITION.
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A BIG HAUL.



Some,;m. du,ing las, ,iobt or carly
tLi, morning. a burglar entered III,
Store of Johu Coax Wv corner SIKH
and Spruce streets, and succeeded In
making a heavy banl If u,ld and pre.,,.
backs m. nnr,ir,,l,rs If m, affair are
about AS follows. md il one of The most
daring robberi.s thar has been com.
mitt.I in tb,s. mart far sn,uo time.
From the manner in which the rob-
bery was comni,,.d II il sInno,,d thar
only one man entered fine huusc nj
thnI,rh h. may L,y. Ind cont,d,rat.s
mtsidc who ger. ken,iuy yuard viii.
h. .nt.r,d th.. hans.
Th,. .ntr,nc. w,. .b,ct.l thrnuy n
th. tronso,n over ,h. stor. door il hay
mo h.rn l.f, nn.u last u;pnt hv Mr.
Cnok Atler nniILn" access IN the store,
IN. hnrul,r n,1c...InI IN m, r,,r nt the
,nea, cn,nl.r where Two nancy
drawers v,ra ,no,rI IN his view
Tbes. we're mo-, locked and contained
,nt,,inu valuahlc ,xc,ut a black
;,k Which ,v,s,,km For :, I;yht m,
iur,,,nr ,,s,l ra,ch,. and unit. a n,Im-
her If tbrs. burnt articles Were, found ON
the anor ibis mnrnirv
Disanno;utcd NJ not finding any
money in th. Store m, bIrplar urn.
re,I,i m stair. and entered Inc nom
"a L.r. Nr rnnL aud hi. hr,,L,r v,.r.
.l.anin,,
Th. rom dn,r was looked from the
inside and RI. hnr,lor INNS, bav.
been armed with ali NECESSARY burglar
tod. AZ tho Innr wa. nnlnrk,I lv in.
ser,inV .n,,r instrument IN th,. kew
bol, and ,urnino IN. k., sn r,ut;,usly
lid ,L,. ,n;Iuinht m,r,nJrr may. ,hn,
mar :, n.r.,n .,hnu, ID. hnu~o hoard the
sliyL,,.., n,i-. Arr,v,uy in ,h. room
Nr' Cnnk and hi, hrntLrr II is snnnns.
ed yer. chlnr,tnr,.,I ur ,,oL, unr,n-
scion. hy s,,,.. n,,,,,,,I lrur and III.
r,ll,.r u,x l.t, tr,,, ~, r,u.,rL I'M. r,,,,,
.,t nl.osur,
I'nd.r Mr. r,,L,. h.,l IVA. , small
,xn,,,.n h,y.,,,,.,;ri,,, ,,,L., h,,l
uith som II, nnlI .,,,J .,n,I h,u. ,n,.
,,;,in,, 81 lin j., ,,r,.,,h,,kv h.sid,>
~,,n,. in,s. ,h,u,.
Tha hny ,,'. IHcl,.l I'm, ,r,in falls.
k,y. wrr. r..t IA. hnx M eu.d and
III. .,r,,,,. r.,,,,,.l .xr.,,;,, ,L,,
.n,lI rLn,,. WINK un. 1.t, Ir Nr
CnnL ;, ,.,t hnn,,i,,u n,,r hv uo. :.
silver ,,,toh AMI ,I,', I'm vh;rt v.r.,
,,k.n ami tL.. yi,l;.m ,nnl, hi. I.n,rt,,r,.
IN a.. .,,,,,, ,,.,,n,r,y ~, .,,t.,r.i n,,i,
n,,t;r,, lis .,;, tr,,,, ,h. .,nr., I'.r H.,
.,,,,j -, ,i.,,,,,I, H., ,r',,.,, I,.,,,;,,,,
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DEATHS.

WlILlS,-Dn IN" md inst. BENJAMIN. sun
Of Benjamin and Margaret A. " Ills. aged
one year ana months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
yited to attend his iuucIa! from the residence
of his parents al Narshalton. Mil Greek
liundrtd.'on Monday at 80 O'Clock =. m,
without further notice.
m SSELL.-lcd. March - J. l.. Russell. in
the DIST year Oi ms age.
lsIr Relatives and friends Of TIE iamliy AMI
also Dnl '"nt lO>t. No, :. q. 4. L.. ,ip r"ui,rs-
ted to attend tn" mineral from late r,-.l'Hr".
No. 20 West flith street. ON sunday. March.
4, At 30 =. III. Interincnt 1T the IimiMgtOn
and brandy wine Cemetery.
BANE.-Dn Friday ID instant. Jennie NJ
wife Of Gilbert n. Balc III the @5th year OF
her age.
The relatives and friends If the deceased
are requested to attend the funeral from the
residence finer late husband. 6l@ West Fourth
street, on Monday afternoon next. at2o'clock.
To proceed to KivGryicw Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-03

Inc t''li W M says.
a controversy is in progress between
the krholoth and rokoihoke City
Presbyterian churches, and their IT.
sprctive >Nmparhisrr- as to which .halI
be- h"l"red by the meeting On the 20olh
anniversary OF Pr">hyterlani>m in this
county, Ia be- held next june. Both
churches claim To b" the first establish
ed by Rev. Mr. Mackenzie, the pioneer
OF lresbyteriani>r.
The Hctinsuar as i, generally
known, was the cradle Of this church
III this country, and contain, Within lis
bounds som" Interesting and historic
remnants OF he early churhe> hnlIt
by the pioneers. Among these stand
prominently both those named, the
church al hrhohoth and th, church ut
purOmukr tiiL.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

New Jerusalem church, J. h. Parmslee,
pastor. $50 q. IN. and 7.3O p. IN. The usual
services by the pastor.
Bethany Baptist church, cor. Elm and
jackson streets, Rev. +. b. GreuI, pastor.
Preaching at 1890 u. IN. and 1850 y. IN. Sun
day School at ga. m. and -. m. Pastors
Bible class meets at 2 p. m. A cordial Invi-
tation extended " all.
German Baptist church, 9Th and Walnut
streets Preaching by the pastor, II. w: Cell,
10. 30 a. IN. and p. IN. Morning subject
: The Love Of Christ" Evening subject;
The Vail Of Christ"
Grace NJ. T. church, the Rev. Geo. w. NIL
.r. pastor, will close his ministry ut this
church tomorrow. and will preach on Fault.
less lmmortais," ut 1876 m. and 1.-THE Lega.
cy, 80 p. m.
Reformed Episcopal church of the Redeem
Rev. J. l.. Estlin, rector. Services ut 1880 u,
IN. and 100 p. m. Morning subject: "A
Spiritual Feast" Evening subject: .'Eter-
nal Life" sunday school at 5 a. m.
Westl'resbyterianCh urcb, corner of Eighth
and Wa h.ngton streets, Rev. A. N. keigwin
pastor, lnl2 II. m, celebration Of The Lords
supper, =! =. m. preaching by the Rev. Dr
Poor, Sec. Of the oald Of Education.
First Presbyterian Church. Market street
above Ninth. Rev I. h. pu,al pastor, 1914
a. III. 'Dn tue public Confession Of Chr.st.
7,3Op. III, "'ihe Notifying Of tosctousness.
Public 'urdlally invited
Hanover Church. Preaching Sabbath
morning and evening by the pastor. Rev. l..
Marks, Subject: Christ and his words. "
All are cordially invited.
St Paul NJ i. Church. NJ. A. Richards. d.
d.. pastor Preaching tomorrow AT 1890 n.
m. and 80 D. III, the final services of the con.
ference year, Sunday school missionary an
niversary at 2.3o =. IN A welcome awaitsall.
Delaware Avenue Bnptisi Church. Rev. /.
NJ. Haldcman, pastor. lJ.3o a III. 7.+5 p. m.
Breaking Of Bread at 3l5 p. IN. Morning
subject: Enthusiasm for Christ" Baptism
in the evening,
Second Baptist Church. H. h. Cook pastor,
Lords Supper al lo-30a m. Baptism ~ the
evening. Meetings every night next week
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ANGRY SENATOR'S.
Senators Cameron and Van Wyck
EXCL angs CncOanpiinMentsry
WnrhS

w.su,vrroS March I'm thesen-
ut. ,o-Loy in .n.,L;nu nm , h;Ij in re.
GARD 10 nnhlic lands n Alabama Mr.
T,n WI Of N.hra.tn made IL.
rr,..;or and ;rJnlyaJ In an arrnirn.
ment Of The extray.yance rennrte,l
,o nraya;j In tha n,rtment of
hustle. VI, nybihi,,d certain
vnm'hsr, ~, .x,.,d;,nr.s nfNr G,.nru,.
nil. IN. nf ths s,ar.rn,t.. nro..,.,,ors
With h. rr'mn,,nr,,I .n,..im.ns nj,
"raat ADVANTAGE and dec,a,a, that Mr.
Rlissand Mr. M,rrick were being Maid
.ucb l,ry, nor diam "a IN make II desir-
aIJ.. tnr ,,,i,, ,n,,rnlnno tho ,r;als Mr.
Van wei asked "WIere wa. the uro.
,.cti,n .f IN. n.n,,l. when Nh. head Of
III. n.,,rt,u.nt ~ J,s,;c. not only FOL.
.r.,.J Int ;nouonra,ed snrb nrnceeI
;rg.o"
In this connection ne cited the case of
=, reinforcement WIN had h..n maid
~ 0oO lar ,np,ial service rendered by
ori.r If the ncnnr,mcnt of ,Jusiice, At
~, ,n;p, Nv Cameron If pennsvl-
,.,n;a ;rnu;r.d whether Mr. Van Wvck
meant IN s,v that Attorney General
REV ster got a dollar ofi,. 10 which Mr.,
Van Wyck rapli,d. "Oh. nor. "Then,"
r.snonied Mr. Cameron she more care
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(brAtOry.

Spanking once OF his ora'ory GaInhct-
Ia, said II feel no emotion when
ascend the tribune; it is only in great
debates when catch the President S
eye, ten minutes before opening my
mouth, that am affected. Then | am
shaken by an internal tremor about the
head and spine, which is extremely
painful, hut does not last more than
half "a minute, after which | an myself
again. never prepare my dincnGrscs;
| never think If the speech itself. The
speech is nothing To me; the idea
want 10 put forth al demonstrate is all
der, trust I" myself To whatever ad.
vantage ] may derive from opp"rtu.
uity."
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Il A. II. I'elekranh Line.

The Cecil Democrat to-day says:
John W. Davis, assistant to the first
vicr-i'resident of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, and Robert
stewart, upcrintrndrnt Of the Ha'fi-
more ard Ohio Telegraph Company,
were in town on Tuesday last with ref
rrcnrc to the assessment Of the Bati-
more and Ohio telegraph line, rec ntly
constructed through this county. On
Thursday, John $. Writ, Esq, counsel
Tor the aforesaid cor operations, submitted
II sworn statement ofthe superintendent
as 10 the cost Of the line, and the ASSESS
mcnt wa, fixed by the County Commits
siOn"Is 1T $1,000.
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Pocket Picked.

This morning, between . and "
O'Clock Il lady attending market lost hrL
pocket book, containing IA s. note and 8!
in change" She was going up King
street, above Sixth, stopped at bnfr'
c'rs, bought Il piece of meat, paid for IT,
put her po"kr'- book in her ulster peck
1T and passed on. Coming back she
went down Sixth street to Mr.. Wlrr )
store, and WHEN about to enter felt for
her pocket book and found it was gone
Sh" !, almost positive that II thief plch'
rd her pocket, but should She have
dropped II and some honest person nave
picked 1t up, TIA" owner can be found bS
Application at the REPUBLICAN ohct'
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On thursday evening last Governor
Stock,ry announced his staff appoint
mrn1S Il, follows
Adju,ant GcurrHl-.I. Park Pustirs.
lluHrtcIluaSlcr Genera H. {. tolIis,n
Inspector Grurral-lDavid T. Marvel!
CONFERENCE.-The rrs l.. Anderson,
New Castle: Francis Nj. Dunn, Kent
Benjamin Wooddal, SUSSEX.
A!d"S-,l"-camp-1h umaa b. Brisol,
Wilmington Robert W. Reynolds,
Kent ; Edward G. Ross, SUSSEX.
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An Old Coin.

A few days ago, as William Mitchell
near the snuff mills, in Mill Creek h"I'
urrd, was tearing down an old house. Nv
iollhd well preserved copper CON-
| pom one side was Il shield encircIri w
the inscription "E Pluribus Unim a''
on the obvrres was the incription, Nova
Ccsarca, the date 1884 and in thcrelI'Fc
was the picture Of the head ola horse
and II plough.
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Cheating the GnllOWs.

SAN Francisco, March =, 1885,
During the temporary absence Of the
death watch from the cell Of Sing Lum,
at O'Clock this morning, til" prisoner
tore IA strip from the bcd-ticking on
which he had been sleeping and hang
ed himself with it. When found the
body was still warm, but the male
factor was dead. The preparations
were compl,.t. for his execution for the
crime Of murder, to-day at one o'clock,
rs the Governor, having granted two
successive respitcS, refused to further
interfere with the course Of Justice.
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Taken lnAWAreH.

Last night some twenty couples met at
the house of Mr.. A. Il. Fell, No. 735
West Locust street, and from there
proceeded to pay a "p"p visit" to Mr..
Samuel Colt and family, residing ON
Scott street above Front. The secret
had been well kept, as was attested by
the lazrd look Of Mr.. Colt, as the jolly
troup Of friends crowded past him
when the door was opened. A hearty
welcome was however extended and the
welcome intruders proceeded to enjoy
by various games, songs,
recitatiols, etc. AT late hour the
merry participants dispersed after ell
Toying bounteOus repaSt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-03

\ small SIZED audience assembled IN
the Opera ti"us" las; evening TO greet
til" actress Marion Gilmore, in " hat she
is pleased To term her play "Chi,pa."
The audience was entirely too large for
the merits of the play and the company.
The play j., hard to analyze, but it is
easily dismissed with the word worth
less, and it would bc hard to throw Il
company together that were more i'll
competent than the one last evening.
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FcODle wonder Why

it is they are 50 weak when there is no
perc"p'ihIe aincnt, and the fact is that
u large majority eat that food which
their systems hay" not the power to
assimiIatc or use to advantage, and
consequently are half starved. Flour that
has in il too much starch is not fit for
bread making; il is dry and husky.
NV Home Comfort and Common Sense
Flour is not of this character, and costs
less. Try il. W. d. Pickles, Fifth and
King streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-03
CARPETS

We have just placed in
stock a splendid line of Car
pets, all new and handsome
styles, that can be bought at
the following low prices:
Full "A Double Chain In
grains, 50 cents per yard.
Best all Wool Filling In
grains, 60 cents per yard.
Best all Wool lngrains, IS
cents per yard.
Good Quality Extra Supers,
SO cents per yard.
Best Quality, Extra Supers,
90 cents per yard.
Good New Style Tapestry
Brussels, IS cents per
yard.
Best New Style Tapestry
Brussels, 90 cents and 81
per yard.
All Wool Filling Unitians
SIS wide, so cents per
yard.
FULL LINE OF
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NOR EENT-2 LARGE BUILDINGS,
l. Delaware avenue No. 500, .NJs, with ali
convenience, front and ride yard, 10 rooms
and attic. unc store house, corner nth and
Pine, IN good situation for II business sta nd :
also one house corner OF Franklin and Beach
rect, alongside Of splendid grove. front
yard ana porch and a good spring Of water
M. ~
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H,Ok SAi.E-llNE or THEMOST CON.

ENDk SAi.E-ElNEO or TIL + MOST CON.
l. N"ncni . room houses IN the city. stu.
alcd at SuUthwrft corner NiLth and Adams
streets. - feet front, cach with bay windows
and urrh, open stairway, modern improve
mcntS, sanitary plumbing, all under drained.
These are the handicti houses now in the
market, being an entire rev plan, such AZ has
never been built in our city before Terms
Terms to suit purchaser. Apply on the
premises Of lNDALl. \ BRO.
Innr3. !mOt
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for Money.

a. Wilhelm who some days ago c''
Iertrd and sent on 1895 for The slilcf'
by the Hood in Germany, yesterday j.
''iv'd IA letter acknowledging the J.
ceipi of the same.
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KEY. Mr.. Estlin's sermon, prcarnr'
laSf sunday morning TO Brandyw'l!'
Council Of United Workmen, is I"g1
liHhed in full to-day in the Wilml'EV
,Onian.
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John Wanamaker' S,
PHILADELPHIA.
Saturday:

There is, probably, no one
collection Of summer silks
in town more than half as
large as this now here. We
can't afford to say much
about these silks, for two rea-
sons: first, there are $50 diff
ferent things to tell about,
and reading doesn't picture
them second, there's very
little profit in selling them
but you don't care about that.
Well name the sorts ::
glaces, failles, bright louis
ines, mourning louisines,
surahs, armures, checks,
checks with changeable
grounds, broken checks,
plaids from pin size to 2-inch,
stripes, broken stripes,dotted
lines, and very likely we have
omitted some. And prices :
40 cents, As, so, IS, 90, 65,
70, IS, SO, IS, 90, o5, sI.oo,
SI.25, $3.50, Sl.55, SI.4o,
SI.5o and s..
We are tedious already.
So little is it possible to put
them before you with printers
ink. But you will look at
them with delight; and, while
you will wonder at the diver
sity Of them, you will wonder
still more that beauty is in
them all. There is no sub
stltute tor seeing.
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Services.

Memorial services of A. Il. Stewart,
member Of Thomas A. Smyth Post, \"
!, Il, y. r., will be held in the I''
room Tomorrow (Sabbath) afteri"'
AT 2O'clOck,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-03

burglars entered the residence Of
William Stops, in New Caall" Hun
drcd, last evening. The gentleman
lives upon one Of the DUPONT farms,
on the IIare's Corner road, about one
mile from Harc's Corner. The men Ell
tered the house and chlor"iorIn"d the
entire family and hired help. Every
ding about the house that could be Gus
i!v carried was taken. The family
clothing and Mrs. Sroops' irw"lry were
nj taken. They cstilnat" their loss atSl5o.
Til. dogs were either poisoned or
druggcd, as they appear sick this morn
ing.
Go 10 Auttcrlcy 4 Co.,
goo Marriott strn.t FIR tiun lllltOpraullS.
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Open One Year.

To.day is the first anniversary of wv
"prnlhEof &. : Humphreys hat sto i,
at BOZ Market street. lie |, well salts
ned with the first years work.
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Phi|,J,Wa|sh&Co,,
sos MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON DELAW ARE.
No. Is and IS \. Second vt. PhiIaua.
DUBIlC SALE
Oh
HOUSEHOLD II KITCHEN TT RNlTU RE
at No. ~ West Seventh street
ON Thu RSDAI. MARCH $. 1883,

at 10 O'Clock, II. M,
Consisting of / hair cloth parlOr suit.
marhlc-top tables, ! oft. extension table.
hat rack. ! lounge, ash chamber suit. mar
bic top = bedStcads. = mattresses, about iOt
yards Ingram, rag and stair carpet lot n oil
cloth, = dining-roOm chairs, | refrigerator Il
lot oi curtains. | office chair china, elias,
and uuecns"nre, and many articles not emu
meratcd. The above articles are nearly a.
good M new and we'll worth the attention Of
buyers. u. II. BINGHAM.
DRAKE 'o., AuctiOhcciS. lnar33t
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NOTlCE-THE HOPE BUILDING AND
~ Loan Association Is now issuing a
new series OF stock. commencing with March.
at 81 per share. The second series will ma.
turc next month, making II profit Of $ per
cent per anliuIn ON the investment. For
shares and information apply to
JOHN +. MILLER, Sec,
mar3 lmU-w-s 1873 Market street
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DUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE
Will be sold at Public Sale. on the premises.
on SATURDAY, MARCH II, lso3,

1T ~ CIOtk, ?. III:
The three story brick house. No. COS Mndl.
sou street, III the city Of Wilmington. with 4
i"Gins. having front of sixteen ct on Mudl-
lSon street, by depth Of nifty feet. I he house
l. in good order centrally located. and could
he easily converted into store.
Attendance Will be given and the terms
made known at the time and place aforesaid
by THOMAS H. LALLY,
mlI-s-w-s Agent to effect the sale
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John WANAMAkEK.


You will, very likely, be
disappointed about these.
Yesterday morning we had
lS22f yards of s2.25 black
silk grenadines for SI.25 a
yard; five big-dot patterns.
There may be some left to-
day.
We rarely tell of good
things to come, lest they may
fail to come; and sometimes
news gets old in a day. If
you are one minute too late,
we can't help it.
Bargains in black dress
goods now are: nuns veil
ings, camcls' hair, damasse
sicilian and these grenadines.
JOHN WANAMAKEK.
NsXt,outer circle, south entrance to main
building.
Beautiful one-color-and-
white plaids, mostly black
and-white, of the finest quail
ity that ever comes, sl.25.
The largest plaids are finch;
the smallest I-2o-inch; and
there are a dozen in all.
Almost as good as these,
but very different in looks,
are the fifty different plaids
at 50 cents, shown in the win
dow of 1908 Chestnut.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Second circle, southeast from center
Half the trade in clothing
is upon trousers now till the
weather turns d stays
turned. Is it too much to
say that we have our share:o
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Middle Market street entrance.
Spring shoes don't wait
for weather; the worse the
weather the better for the
shoemaker.
John WANAMAkER.
Middle Market street enhance.
John Wanamaker,
Gil EkTNUT, THIRTEENTH 4 MAR
kET STREETS AND CITY HALL
SQUARE, PHILADELPHIA.
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ESbR RENT--RASEM ENT $. ". COR
l. lhrd and ShIpIcy streets.
ihaf1-u II. GARRETT
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NOR RENT.-lN DESIRABLE A.Ot'A
Il ton, II rui;e OF rOoms, suitable for
apartments orltgh housekeeping, win hot
air, gas. use Of bath room. hot ana cold wafer
etc. Address " A. X" this office. m3 II
" ANAEl)-ONE LARGE UNfI X
w hIshtd second story front room WIN
board for IA middle aged couple in the Eastern
tart OF The city. tail on or address ", 81,
East Ith street. r,3lt,
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-28

with the jacks, they left them at Barnes's
cabin about half mile from the mine,
while they tried to reach it. By lying down
in the snow, out of reach of the wind, they
could catch their breath, and filling their
lungs with air, could wallow on for a few
feet through the fast accommodating snow,
until they were again forced to repeat the
the breathing operation. They finally
reached the Domingo cabin. For two days
tne storm ragged with such fury that at every
attempt to reach the jacks they were driven
PACK: On the evening of the second day
Mr.. Lee made his way to the cabin. He
found his jacks nearly starved and almost
frozen. Harry soon shoyeled a hole in
the snow, laid some sticks across the top,
covering them with wagon sheet, and pill
ing snow upon it, made a shelter for the
jacks and fed them some oatmeal which he
found in the cabin. By this time the
storm, which had only lulled for little
while, was renewed with all its violence, and
Tor the next three days Mr., Lee was kept a
close prisoner, wrapping himself up in
some old tents to keep from freezing, and
living on oatmeal, raw. During this time Mr..
Holcomb twice attempted to make his way
to the cabin to see what had become of
Mr.. Lee, but was overtaken by small snow
slides that fell over the cliff and covered
MIN. Once he was over two hours working
before he could get clear of the snow. For
tunately the snow was very loose and dry,
and did not pack and he could use his arms
and feet. By pulling it under his feet, he
got out and crawled back to the cabin.
When the storm stopped all hands turned
out and shovelled out the trail. While AL
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