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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05
FOURTH EDITION
REPUBLICAN MEETING.
A Harmonious Gathering AdOp.
ton OF New Rules for the ChOOs-
ing OF u New city Executive Com.

A large and enthusiastic meeting OF
the Republicans Of the city was held III
the Lincoln Club room on Saturday
evening, for the purpose Of choosing a
new city Executive Committee, and fol
the transaction Of the business pertain
ing TO party work. Chairman H. C.
McLear, of the old City Committee, cal
led the meeting to order, and on motion
of George II. p Simmons was made
chairman of the meeting, and james
Dandy was elected Secretary. Mr.. Me.
Lear then stated the object Of the meet
ing. :. Hersey, in a few remarks, al.
vocatcd the election of "a committee by
the people Of the respective wards and
election district, ~ being preferable Il
the old system of appointment by one
man or half dozen men,
Several gentlemen advocated the same
principle, when IA committee consisting
Of S. Hcrsey,G II PSimmons, Benjamin
T. Bye, David Stephenson, and William
Y, Swiggett, was appointed to draw W
a plan for the election of "A new commit
tee.
After "a short retirement the commit
tee reported the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the City Executive
Committee be composed of one member
from each ward, to be- chosen 10y the Re
publican voters Of each ward,
2. That District Committees Of five
from each election district shall be chos-
en al the same time and in like manner
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05

P1TTSHrEG, Feb. 4.-Lrwis Carter,
negro, who hrutally murdered his vii,
on tit" farm Of Dr. Prrtlcw, III South
ampron county, last Friday night, was
arrested yesterday afternoon and is in
Jail in this city He conlrSsrs that he
struck his wife with an axe and then
ran away, lie Says he did not know
she was dead. Carter went through
this city on SUNDAY last t" Pmnplin's,
ON til" Norfolk and Western Railroad,
where his mother lives. Wednesday
night he came back to Farmviic, and
on Friday hired himself on material
train, and yesterday came down 10
Petersburg, where he was arrested. He
says his wife proved faithlcSs to him
and they quarrcled, and he struck her.
The woman's head was nearly cut OF
by the blow Of the axe. He will be-
taken to Southampton for trial
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05
FIFTH EDITION.
BURGLARS ABOUT.


| AT an early hour on Saturday morning,
the house of Charles T.. Smith, No. llo3
Jackson street, was broken into and
robbed. About $50 o'clock Mrs. Smith
was awakened by u noise in her bed
room, and she called her husband lie
listened for "A moment or two, and upon
being satisfied that some one WAS in the
room, jumped ont of bed and found a
man standing in front of u closet.
Mr. Smith attempted To seize him,
when the burglar made rush to
ward the window opening on the
porch roof, through which he had en-,
tered.
As he jumped out he struck his back
against the sash, and Mr.. Smith find
Ing that he could not catch him, pro
cured an old revolver, which had not
been discharged for u long time, and
cndeavOred ~ fire at him as he stood on
the roof.
He snapped the weapon several
times, but it pcrSiStcnly refused to tx
pnie, and the man jumped to the
ground distance Of fifteen feet.
He then ran across the yard, and out
the gate To the street, when Mr.. Smith
, finally succeeded in firing at him. Tn"
report of the pistol, with the shrieks OF
Mrs Smith, who was terribly alarmed,
had the effect of ronsing the whole
|ncighborhood, and upon Mr.. Smith de
failing The circumstances, an nnsucccsS-
| fil search was made for tn" thief, who
il is believed escaped uniuiurrd
Upon searching the house it was
found that the burglar had a large
quantity Of Mr. smiths clothing ready
TO take away, and that although his
flight had been So hurried, he succeeded
in taking IA valuable gold watch, chain
and lockrt, and several pocket books,
which contained in the aggregate con
siderable sum of money. 1t is suppos.
ed that an entrance was effected by
climbing one Of the posts that supports
the porch, and then raising the window
which opens on the roof
Saturday night another attempt was
made to enter the same house, and seve-
raj windows and doors on the lower
floor bore marks Of the burglars tools,
The same night the house of Frank
Pyle, No 1901 West Eighth street, was
also entered. and the lower rooms and
cellar thoroughly ransacked, At tn" time
tn" family were absent, and the only
persons IN the house were TWO servant
girls who were asleep in the third story
When the girls came down stairs yes
t"rday morning, they found every
thing in confusion, and Immediately
notified several Of the ncighbors. A
search disclosed the fact that the thieves
had made themselves perfectly at home
and urIuuli shed almost all the prOyi-
Sions in the house. besides helping them
selves to scgarS.
Mr. Pyle was trlegraphcd for, and ar
rived home about noon. He says
there are several articles of silverwarr
missing, but outside of that h" does not
think they succeeded in getting a
great deal
There has been a party Of suspicious
characters luliing around the nrighhor-
hood for some time, and it is supposed
that they are the ones who committed
the lhrtlI.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05
PENINSULA POINTS.
What IN Clipped from Peninsula
Papers-Glances all over the Pen.

Cambridge, Md. is to have IL second
fir" company.
lee on the Nusqurhanna last week was
ten inches thick.
There have been many cases Of dip
liberia in the nrig hburhuud Of ST Georges
This winter
Vienna, with less than 400 inhabi-
tantS, does "A commercial business Of
nearly eloo, 900 a year,
The Congregation Of til" Newark
Presbyterian Church have asked the
Rev Joseph Malone, Of Philadelphia, to-
be their pastor.
While many of its meighboring towns
are sadly afflicted with one or murcUf
tn" dreadful contagious disease. that
usually prevail i'll tn" winter time,
Middlrtowu continues remarkably free
from sickness
Jas. II. Grorge, tenant ON the farm Of
Anthony NJ Higgins, near ST. GEORGES,
Sh"IIcd 400 bushels Of corn after <
O'Clock in tn" morning, conveyed til"
same three miles into klrkWoOd sta
ton and loaded it Ill the cars by even
ing.
tar"iin" County is considerably cx-
cited over the death Of Martin Beach
amp, II wcIl-tO-do farmer, residing near
Concord, who died suddenly December
3lst, under suspicious circumstances.
Last Saturday n jury OF inquest assem-
BLEED at Denton and rendered verdict
that his death was caused hv pOiSuU
but BY whom administered, unknown
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05
SOC MARX Eft IT
WILMINGTON

II EALDs CO.'S
FOURTH REGULAR PUBLIC SALE
OF Real Estate and Securities, At Smith!
Building Market street. between 9th and It'll
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10, lsss,
at Oclock =. III sharp.
!. Corner lot southeast corner lieald and
Sixteenth streets: lot 25XI5. FercmptOry.
2 Two lots WAwHSsCt street near Jack son
psrtmptOry. to settle An estate,
3. Five lots, Thatcher and Twelfth streets
Peremptory.
T. Six lots, jefferson, 18th and Chamber
lain streets. To settle an estate.
,, Six lots. West ana stockton streets, neal
Thirteenth. To settle an estate.
8. Thrcc-story brick dwelling. 727 Madison
ct: rooms and bath room. Lot l3ft. lOXU #
:. TWO-story brick dwelling No. 2O4 South
Jackson st.; rooms and bathroom. Lot lift
o165 it.; side alley, To settle an estate,
:. Two twO-story good frame dwellings,
18Th near Head st: lot are ZOf.X75 #. d.
q. lWo-stOry brick dwelling, Townsend It
south Of A street: rooms and shed kitchen
Lot lOXlOO. To close an estate.
TO- Three story, trst-class brick dwelling
No. 81 West street. l. rooms and bath room
tin roof and side yard, front porch and all
modern cOnycnienccs. Lot, 2Sl<xl2S; and
must be sold.
For terms II sale, plot and particular, see
poster. HEALD 4 CO,
EJ-jt Seventh and Market st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05
Poplar street Sewer.

Nearly every time the smallpox Wis.
its the city there are IA number of CaScN
along Poplar street. This, whether right
or wrong, is attributed to the open con
dition Of the sewer along the rear Of the
lots ON Poplar street. 1t commences at
Hart ; slaughter house, Fifth and Pop
lar streets, carrying the refuse matter
from that place and running ON down,
gathers the washings from both Walnut
and Poplar streets. The wanhngs from
places infected with contagious dis
eases, empty into this uncovered sewer,
and II, they are carried along, nothing
else can he expected Than that the
g"rrns Of disease will spread from this
uncovered sewer. The Board Of Health
would do the citizens in that part of the
city Il favor by looking after this sewer
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05

WASnINGTuN, February 3.-Attor
nryS for Rev. William W. Hicks to-day
entered suit against the Evening Stai
Publishing Company Of thi, city, and
thc Graphic Company Of New York
city, charging both with having pub,
lishcd IA libel on the complainant, and
claiming S35, 900 damages iii each ease.
Ihc articles appeared in the Graphic as
a special dispatch from Washington,
dated January ~. 1885, and in the rrgl,
lar issue Of the Star If January 90 1883.
I'll" plaintiff Is pastor Of the Church OF
the tabernacle, IN this city, and was The
spiritual adviser Of Charles j. Gltcali,
who wiIlel him hl> body. subsequently
the body was taken to tn" Medical
Museum, and the story got abroad thar
Dr. Hicks had demanded g., 600 of the
Surgeon General before he would permit
the bones Of tn" skeleton to be artirllla-
ted. Articles rejecting on the reputation
" the clergyman appeared III various
newspapers, and he is now seeking legal
redress. His counsel state that the y
propose to sue for libel every paper in
which the uuwarrHutcd and, as they
claim, untruthtul statement appeared
They expect 10 be occupied for some
time 10 come III that way.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05
Craven Again.

John Craven, on SATURDAY ia8t, walk
ed up to a man on Front street and DE-
mandcd some money Of him, and, upon
his refusal to do 50, knocked him down,
Craven was arrested by officer PicrSon
in the Western part Of the city. The
charg" Of asSaultand battery was brought
against him at his trial and a fine Of SO
and costs imposed. Craven is tn" same
boy who stole the horse and wagon be,
longing t" the proprietor of III" EErUE,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05
Opening this Evening.

John W. Reynolds, proprietor Of the
Malta House, will open his new place OF
business, at tn" corner Of kim and
Water streets, thI, evening Mr., Fey,
noldS, without doubt has one Of III,
handsomely furnished and conveniently
arranged restaurants aud sHlvnu, IL tn
city, and We prrurt that his enterprise
will be appreciated by large unph.r, d
business men and mechanics, whu de-
sire first r,a~- place "n"r they can
get exactly wbat they want, done up IN
good style Nj .ryn"I, will b." glad
to meet ms man, ricnU, lni- evening"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05
Auction Sale

|ur 300 imported canarics direct from
Germany; imported by otto Whiting
III" great bird man, and will be sold q
auction tomorrow, February 9th. Sale
conncn"" AT 2 and 7.3O p. ~, at on
salr room, No. II East Fourth street
Drake Il Co., aIrtOnrprS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05
Dltlin's u ettle Coffee.

If y"n want Il pound Of the best roast
ed coffee at - cents, and % water tight
kettle worth half that price for nothing
call at DiIIin'S. Coffee fresh roasted on
III" premises. This is new and novel
Isaac Dillin, 400 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05

CAL on j. X. SmtrrIry, BOZ Market
street and get an accidental policy l"I
sj.oI0 or 50 per week if hurt. Policy
mad" ont in i've minutes. Payable III
quarterly installments
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05
Cellar Robbed.

The fruit cellar of Mr.. Baker, com
mission merchant, northwest CORNER of
Fourth and King streets, was entered
by some boy, by breaking the lock who
carried of Il number Of oranges. There
Is NO clue 10 he robbers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05

H. f. Pickles, is prepared to do all kinds Of
tin. sheet iron and metal work in the best
manner. Roofing, spoutIng and repairing
attended to promptly. Leave your orders at
,hc 'tovc aud houscfurnshinK store, 7 n
East street.
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VA RRIED.

VANDERBILT ElIL--.Ou Wednesday
january #, l,n,, in Philadelphia. ny Roy
and Elizabeth {, Dtchl, both ofNew Castle
County. nuNNNL..
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SlHalhIIJIry Murray.

the popular barber, says the ground no.
stayed ont long enough TO smoke one
us Wales J'ccit cigars. Kciucnbcr
No. French street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05

The regular wonhIy meeting of the
Women = th.-0u Temperance Mon
will be hoId .u morrow rruc-day) at
ternoon NJ $50 10 ..ock, in Grace NJ. f,
Chapel. A fI. Attendance Of the mem.
bers is requested
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
VI Oftick cts 10 and from Eng land,
Ireland and Germany.
f5-5t nEALD & co.

NvhNTED-A WHITE PROTESTANT
w gIrI for general houscwOrk. Refer nc"
required. Address "B. y This Office. i54ls
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Remember.

When yuu want good likensesss and
pictures finely finished 90 To- l'tscher =
Gallery, 3l5 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05

HNh or THE PERIODICAL PESTS OF
~ Wilmington. in small way, IL that Of
itinerant directory men. who inform us that
having "A benevolent trrir" to benefit VIII
m!ngtpn. they Will favor it, inhabitants by
publishing a directory which Will be great
deal better in every way than any hitherto
published and At half hcpri""; that it will
be ranNh--"d. printed and bound in less time
than II TAKE, 10 say ".lark Robinson" and
r""dv for the rs" u the delighted citizens be
tor" the old foxy hrm Of Ferris Bros has fair
~ rubbed 's eyes open. Part Of the pro
9ralum' usually II To represent that Ferris
Bros. VIII not yet up their regular annual is
sue this year. that they ought to have their
book ready II month sooner than they do.
that they are mOuOpoliSt- anyhow, and that
the travelling man II the true dlstnt"rcst-
ed friend u the pubiS. Half a dozen Of these
pnb,ir hrncitctOrt have arrived ia Whining
ton in the past 10 years. and some people are
stlll arlcntIy longing to see them again. ifOn-
~ for : minutes. The fact that these dazzling
enterprises have all ended IN the slm" ditch
docs not usually prevent some people from
try ing Il once more. II il only necessary To-
say further that lrrr. Pros. viii plbtsh the
Iaurual Ir.l" Ot their directory tor the present
) ear. that r' VIII not hr ready IUtIl the usual
cump''t" and careful canvass. begun On
0.7r"II 4tlu, hds been mtir, uild that their
puucS .u 3d., 'Itgrr. tE ~ IT," past. "III bee to
retain il' gpOd NlIt dId patronage Utthr rou.
l'IF 81 VI II''iIlulIlh ihhlIIS we tkSI plItft-
TORY THAT rNN RE htEE isIt
N-OTIr t~-INh CITY BUILDING AMI
" Loan A4-UNujOn i now rHuluE new
series 81 rtu"h. hrr lISjhIlmcui ptSHhl" Feb
ruaTy IT, lhI- association j. one Of tn" most
prosperous IN the "lty Maturod It's ilr-t series
during the past year after 4 run Of aOput nine
wears and SIX months Has over 800 shares
now in force. owns but little real estate, and
offers special advantages 10 new series Dor
rOWcrR as well rs to inv stors. Those who
would rather purchase homes Of their own
than pay high rents ar" invited to examine.
Andy ~ !. T.. PIERCE. Secretary. bulr" uiI
der clayton House, or at eng Treasurer,
D!ncu foot
MOE SALE-A ABLEPRDrnRTi
i "upunnsylgnuin awe. large corner lot,
convenient. well built . ruun"d house with
slate rooL Price Iow and terms easy.
iG.rg NEALD y co.
NvANTEU-r FOUR GIRLS, TWO TO
w work On sewing machine ana two t"
tnD,h COLTS Apply at "ol West THIRD street,
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Hereand There
a Bargain.

Mems Al ~ DOL kialnen-
sc Ovcrcoats at 50 -, and
! Outh'S OF same $500
small Boys Dean kerscy
Overcoats at IS %. and
Kllmarnocks for large Boys
at the same price. Large
Boys >aNony suits at So,
and Small Boys kiimar-.
neck Suits at 81 90. These
are random bargains from
our stock, taken in at a
single glance. At this remod
OF the year we ma e 20 at
tempt to advertise all our
bargains - only illustrate
them by specimens.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05
Wanamaker & Brown
Oak Hall, Sixth and Make SITS.
PHILADELPHIA.
MUSIC BOXES.
CLOSING OUT SALE
SJATREDUCED PRICES. IA

This being our last sale In this
city for some years. We desire TO sci I
OUT the entire stock before closing
our SaiesrOOIns for the season. To
this end We quote the iOwest POssf-
bic prices. with OnIy small nd nnce
over cost OF man II fac turing, 10 COW
expenses.
Only finest quality High Class
Music Boxes, specially made for
our retail trade. including many
new styles. with latest Improve
menfa, and Of the yrentest dirA-
biltty: FAR superior To the ordinary
Wuric Boxes generally sold In thfs
country. The tone OF these BOX IS
is YER, powerful and Al the same
time remarkably svcct. Musical
Boxes with Bells. Drums, (astiax
nets Celestial voices. liarp-Zither.
piccoiO, TremOIO. mandOiinc.f Forte
Plane. and Sublime Harmonic, &c.
with Two and three main springs.
running tw lee and three times the
Length OfOrdinary Music Boxes by
one winding.
Large Stock Of Small Music Boxes; also,
Albums. Cigar farlUrs, DeGAntcrs, &c, with
'puCealcl music.
Immense Display, Tsw sel.cton
No home should he without one Of
these beautiful Instruments.
This In an opportunity seldom Of.
Tered. Price iiss ON application.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05

AZ ~ cents, fine tub butter 2S, Carton
* Reeves, Second street market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05

Professor Webster viii this week
practice three new wal z"s, called th'
LaRuss", RippI" and Gid" Lancrrs,
These are said to combine th" very high
est Projections Of the trrpolchprian art.
70 get the pcSt brands Of -four ~ t.
" i Morrow, Az French street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-21

shade firmer; easy clearance; sales at 81 500
50 y cwt. for light grass-ted Texas steers;
10. 40 90 for common to prime native steers;
general sales of natives at 80. 7006.30. Foreign
shipments from New York to-day and tomorrow
VIII lncude 760 live cattle, 3,72o quarters Of
beef, $50 carcasses of mutton. American re-
frlgerator beef selling in London to-day at 634d
American live cattle at Sd.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $500: market
stronger and active; sales at 81 06 y cwG. for
sneep; S6GS " cwt. for lambs
Hogs-Receipts 200; none offered alive; mar
ket firm prime live hogs wanted at 1878 v cwt
KANSAS CITY. July 20.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipta $500, shipments
none. The market active and unchanged
native steers averaging 1,04O TO 1900 Tbs sold
Texas cattle of 925 to 1000 lbs average, $500
3.S5.
Hogs-Receipts, 4,90O shipments. none. The
market was lower; sales ranged ut S5.10D5.30
Sheep and Lamhs-Receipts 200; shipments
none. The market was unchanged.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 20.-Cattle-Market
for cattle strong and unchanged IN prices; stock
rather heavy, but run light on Texas.
Sheep and Lambs-Market active; sheen l219c
higher; lambs 25c lower: ruling price So 0750
for lambs; $4.87ls05.75 for sheep Shipments,
23,5OO.
Horses-Market firm; sales at $24O94OO each.
Receipts of live stock at West Albany Tor the
past six days: Cattle, 5,557; sheep $4,000;
hogs, 10000; horses, 165.
CINCINNATI. July 20.-Hogs firm; common
and hight. $4.4005.50; packing and butchers,
S505.7O.
MILWAUKEE, July 2o.-Hogs stronger at
$5.1005.5O.
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Bacon firm; shoulders, 7.75c; clear ribs, S.75c;
clear 800. Whskey steady at S1.13. Butter
dun and unchanged.
TOLEDO, July 20-Noon Board-wheat was
cash and July, SI.l20I.12la: August, SI.l2i49
1.l2S4; September 81 I4l2 October, SILICA;
all the year, held at $I.13: January, 81 .20s4
Corn higher; No. 2, casn, 52s4c August, $50
53lac; September, 54lac Oats dull and I'M
changed. Recelpts-Whear, 1000 IN; corn, 49,
600 bu; oats, none. Shipments-Wheat, 1900
Du; corn. $4,000 bu; oaJs. 5000 bu.
KANSAS CITY, July 2O.-rhe Commercial In
dictator reports heat-Receiprs 10000 bu;
shipments. $4,000 bu; steady; No. red fall,
7$c cash: S7lac August S9c September; S7l4c
all the year. Corn-Recepts, 5000 bu; ship
ments, II. 900 bu: irmer: 37l4 1880 cash; 37a4c
August; 37l9c September. Oats firmer; Soc
asked cash.
NEW ORLEANS. July 20-Corn firm; mixed,
Gle; No white, Csc yellow, Coo. Provisions
Pork lower at SIS %. Coffee steady aud higher
at &c. Others unchanged.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. July 20-rhe Drovers' journal re-
ports: HOgs-Reeeipts. IL 900; shlpments 1900
The market brisk and stronger; mixed
packing hogs, $5.1005.45; heavy packing and
shipping, 50 4o95.9o; light hogs, Sc. 600G. 20;
skips. SO. % as CO.
Cattle-Receipts. 5000 shipments, $500
The market was active ana firm; export cattle,
70 S0061O; good to choice shipping steers,
S5409575; common to medium, S4.6095.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 900; shipments. 100. The
market active and higher; inferior to fair
sheep, So 2o13.75; good, 81. 25; choice, $3.50.
ST. LOUIS. July 2O.-Cattie-R Receipts, 400:
shipments, $50; scarce and firm; light ship
ping steers, S4S005.25; good to choice, So. 80
G5.75; export steers, $4,000; good cows ana
he1fers, 81 "a 80: common 70 fair, So % a3 rs;
good grass Texans, $404.50; common to
medium So IS 10.
Sheep--Recelpts, 800; shipments, $50; market
firm and better; far TO good, SO 1904; prime
to choice, 81. % lD4.6O.
Hogs-Market active and strong good York
ers, So 90 re; hntchers' to heavy shipping, So 80
06 packing. S50535. Receipts, LOO; ship
ments. 900
NEW YORK. July 20. = Beeves Receipts,
$500; including $40 for exploration; market II