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Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
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George kelley s'orre XII on end Jo.
teph on veIea'res cd IN hica. o, on
Thur dey nigh, charged vi h msraf ur-
ing un erfeit AVER co n. and par iculal
with having vi In cir uia on a coun;e fet
TWEEN !-fye-eeRt p ece. hI ex ep ionail}
coed coun erieitiLg outfi, corss. ing OF
pre- ses at 8, C., Of line worhinabshii, wac
captured.
David , owe, The di' qualified base ball
player, has begun a SUI In The lrcutt Court
In ST Louis against &. Won Ter he and he
sport man Base Ball Associa on for 81, 900
DANA es he a'leya,. ons are bet Wonder
Aha rssd hi firelcr 20 Keep Rowe from
becom ny a member OF the Ieauge ut the re-
cent national meetiny.
The snowfall in Nova scotia and Few
Brunswick, which tegan on thurs lay, COO
scotia, the +. II W the heaye for twenty
years. All the highT:. md railroads are
blocked ixteen inches OF snow hss fallen
at W ocdstock, \ ew Brun OK.
United States Marshal X. p Hughes, or
the kichmond virginia, distr.ct, disappear
cd more than week ago and h s where TO ut
are i'll unknown. An iovts iga ion OF the
books in the tiice fhoss an ap aren't short.
age Uf from $4,000 to 500. IL Is gumOred that
he has gone Manitoba.
Wsnze' Ze.uoy B.. Poh em'an Al years Of
age, commit Il sac iGei lft0 o-t ur Fri.
day morling by shoo ing nun. e "tough .
head while cit ing In fruh. Ota hi1S
glass. His wife was throw . INTO cunV ,sl' nr
by his suicide, and II was feared she would
not recover.
City Marshal Tarr, Of Gloucester, Massa-
chuseIte, yesterday received anonymous
letters threatening him with death proyid
ing he Continues in the V 80 GUS enforce
ment Of the liquor Jaw many day 'onger :
He hiss received several letters Ct the kind
within a f,w days.
A despatch from S.auntoa. Virginia, says
the cold weather there seriously affects
wheat, and that good Judges now estimate
tue cIvP az ono f~urth the Gys rage. VIII ch
with the reduc d acreage, g.v.s u gloous
prospect for the harvest.
A. Silvas ard NJ Matt.nez wee hanket
on Friday at Los A nxeles. Uaitior. Ia 81
vas, in July last, st4bttd man 10 de.;l
who had bru, he'd a. afIst him In the street
and Martinez had c1mmletCd murder -
twenty dollars.
JAKE" boss, col red, bes been i nch,,
by = mob OF his own race, 10,
Artesia Mississippi. He v as chaIHsi wi;
having murdered his vile, sCd martie
another woman forty ght b0u-s afte
wards.
The smallpox epdemi, 10 Ca'r>. ,linoi
IL now under control, and no luther spre8
of tho disease lie feared Last week the'
were 20 cases in the hospital and about
cases In the city.
A boiler in Chan bers' mill in Newtol
Mississippi. exploded on Friday nornlDI
killing Samuel 9lase, the hrem n r.
Wilson was fatally and Marion thaube
seriously injured.
Friday was the 18th birthday ot Osrdin
McCloskey. Among III Sc wh0 called to CO
gratulete him were Bishops CunrJy al
Loughlin and N onsignor Scion.
samuel Lazare, ~ years Of age. d.
He was bitten by a deg about efsat wee
ago.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
A Great saving

% Goa and heat The Patent Pipe Cas-
ing # James +. " ooj & Co. h per
iect success. Those that have their heater
pipes covered, cay they get more leat,
bu le,s coal. and their cellars are hept
cool. The Messrs Wood Il Co. have
r, Gently covered a pipe thirty eight feet
iong, y Lich was Of lao use bt fore, and
u"A the hot all comes or as free a.
10 hers in the house.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
General GranG'-tase.

General Grants phys an made the
following report last night; " Ths
Gel. raj hal a very good day, ard a
quiet day, 70 TAR a. pam aud his cGIdi
lions are col erned lndeed, he Tt
marked that lie was free of pain. The
General, during the mon ing aud after
moon, did considerable new work gu his
book. He was very comforts DO to
night, and left hin, as suppose,
asleep. His pulse AMI e. 4 petatIre
were abou thu same. I.i- t3n4ch and
system generally are IL good COZ ditsou
except that he limp frefa ne Il CT u
his fall" Gen Grabt'e daughter, IL rs
Sartoris, arrived il NGo FORK yea CT
dsy by tho steamer Battle.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
HpnlOy -.

Joseph W. Vand-gtif' Jus' ice Of the
Peace and Notary Public, viii remove
h.s fl. en- March 25'h from Sixth
d: 4 shipley streets, 10 No. 100 West
5 9Th street, where he will attend 10
any business entrusted 20 bin.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
gSs waAAa .

Tomorrow premises To- hs sERhG3
waimer aad somewhat cloudy indl.
eating snop ~ rain. The ps''.ent ont
look for Monday il warui.r and
generally fair weather
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

Fem 3 Oo's .uri M. atra. -eglB e.
yesSrrdAy, 80 tegT@es Gt ? - 70
o, M, aGd 10 = e &
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

Six lad! les and four gents joined the
writing class on Monday and Tuesday
Terms, sl25 for seven lessons. Join
now. Prof. Crabbe's system is pleas
ant and easy to learn. Rooms, No. IL
Fast Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

Y-reer, at 4o5 Sbir!ey street, IL tur3-
Ing out scnie very fine j1ts Of re- gliding,
H IS daily receiving orders for re
FildIg. Al work guaranteed III every
rep. e., ard prices moderate.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

ls's all the same The rose will
smell o. sweet by any other name" IL
Is rot OF vital III port2nce ~hicb OF cur
b,s,u' itu' designs yna choose. Tue me-
ctesity IS that you get them a. GIG
hars.t g. rect.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
Now IN the Elmo

To have Your pictures framed. Yer
& r, at Fourth ard SLip'ey, VIII DO H., u
cheap, good aud qni X. All igold
amss speciality aud re-gildinI also
n god paint used.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
Nprlnx PatnIlng.

HCuse painting, glazing aud era n
Jog. Estimates fusi irhei. Jnthin2
pr imply attended u; sai,, faction guar
ar eed Lewis ESn.r, No. 40 East
sy.uth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

An tastes suited-all ara pisased-
are the endless varieties in colol
and dosigns at $40 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
kENNARD'S

The old time store opens
to-day lis new Jerseys, fire
qnalit plated back, at 81 So
they are worth l2oking at
about $50 Of tnc So ladies'
all linen hemstitched hand
.kerc!.iefa at s, 10, I2a lett,
halt paice A fine large
Turkish towel at l2s cents
is among thu bargains, ais ,
s me fine ones ct s. and
| 60 cents DON'T fail to see
Jour hand made Torchon
laces they are very much
below regular retail prices
A boys ribbed hose at &c
cents. Some new style Che
mile fringes in black, 7:
and 500.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

No harsh ,rr"i g 49, effects, al SUP
dued and tlr,o.Es tonss AZ Bail d 20
pafer stoIe.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

We have n new salesman he tickled
the taste of Philadelphians. Thinks be
eau do II here. Ball & Co.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

To furnish you with as fine . suit OF
81 b - as you can find, a. 1t Ii Just
v rth White for any gentl man TO see
the ssso rtment Of tine goods at Muiiin
& Soo'r. They are certainly attractive,
and then they have tho enters and
tailors 10 make them. You don't run
any risk 10 getting q satisfactory fitting
snit IL Is their main study to please.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

How fortunate you are, Mrs. X, IN
getting your rooms papered IN time
u I Jaw Ball Il Co.'S advertisement
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
Cams.

The hrst of the season at Moody g.
Front aud Market. The chowder il
excellent
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
Oysters

Capt. Sutton will have fresh load o
Cove Plants on Monday at Front stree
wharf.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

TUESDAY, MARCH -, 1855,
at 10 O'Clock, .. m,
good work or driving horses, 7 a.
pair u Gu.aa, good wor&,r. ami iast 10y
WALKERS.
~ head 81 we'll selected dairy cows; some
will Re IN prOnt by dsy Of sale; thorough
bed DarnaD bull, orc yeariing heiier.
8 farm wagon, hay bed, HelmaDtonn wa
gun, dearborn wagon, two on9-h0rss carts
Cham. Ton combined mower aud reaper,
Biokford x l. Gilman, 9-spont drili 2 horse
rBkeh, on n sel!-dumIev; corn marker, Z
plOws, 4 cultivate 3, 2 pair II twin hars0ws,
| NanWickls grain fan, n arly row; : SETS OF
| wagon harness, as good as now; 2 -ets Il siL'
uls Larnsss,3 sets CT cart harIe 81 set Of lead
| harness, sets of 'low chails, lot OF hair
faced collars, hIidils,and III nv 0 her tn ms
| 30 grain bags, shOveis, hoes, for =, l dou il
uarloon has FORK. with bloc NJ d 'ope; op'
| Cross cut saw. hall DJshei and fsif tel
messures; hay 10y u ton CON ny The bush !
| sleigh, corn sheilSr, cutting h x and 3 Tort
| quart CHI rms, ami may other anti los u,
numerous IA utenti n.
CONDITIONS OF SAlg:- Sums Of so an,
Iut or, casa: uSor int sia9uDt credit .
Is mon hs viii ne given by The puTch Isor Civ
Ing "a baLksblo Il t. with ippr wed tntOIs5r
| j n ii ~ cIl-TY ri.
l. W. St.dham b son. hdcts. m2l-2ts
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

are selling silks and dress goods very
cheap. Great bargains. Caii and BEE
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
KENNARD & CO.,
No. Gil Market Street.

T1OK SALE-FRAME DWELLING
- girls MIL and ! n acre OF Land on tn ,
Wilmington Causeway, nea: Market street
bridge. Engine, boiler, betting, shafting
and all the machinery Included. inquire Of
GEO. X. TOWNSEND, dc Market street.
ml9-3tsod
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
MARRIAGEA-

WILKI S-PENNINarON--On ian. II
1855, at the PresbJ terian Manse, Kennel
Square, Pa, by Rev. IL moore, MT. " IN
both OF Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

Ho'hiuS succeeds Ike success" A
sa ing witch exp aims Vie gratifyinH
condition OF Mess.s. Bal & Co's decor
q We business
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
AOtirN.

H1usek-rp rs wanting window
sleie- maze o. the best Ina'er'al and
AT The Ne ~; cash prices, can get them
~ l. II spsiuger's, 229 O'aDge street
!. i -Nene,iab Biuds ra'ntd aud
trimmed All orders promptly f He'd.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
STATE .f she Tz.erE- , 4-sss

At the REPuRLICAN Cf1c1 Il Ia sns;.,
Cookbook 10 G clock l. 'at' =
15O 25O %
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

We are ready now to do your paper
ing job-nexE wek we will be more
pressed. Ball & Ca.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

hEUMA fIS IMPRESSIONS SUFFER
Ill ing nom that terrible disea Sc, can find
re lief BY addressing Cure, this oties. mlo-l2
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21
Aphury NJ. L. sociesy.
crosby d Hill

Lowest prices-Ball & Co.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21


SIX head IF SoJd "rlvins Lor.os. a.
No. ! Sorrei NosroU mare. lady ~
M, cars cid Eind AID ,,entie, 'carl, IS OF
steam, an c1d trJ: 10 .le n 40.
No =. Bay horse Geor4 e, 7ys4rs oil. q
good driver ami worker /; con be driven by a
lady.
No. :. Gray horse Pork, 5 years cid,
snr2 en- wi-otH, ana solid chung
No Back horse Nathan, 10 years old
1rst-cl.ss driver.
No. 3 by horse Harry, 10 years old, =
arst-cl.ss lriy n horse.
Nc, {. - wa an re Nellie, 9 years old
good diver, viii lake a good bushes
mare.
seven head Of COWS, so.nh vi calves h1
theirGidc one Il Thoroughbred Alderney
| : tsO.J e. r-cil heifers, spTiugins u eal',
our ne n.hs old calves, ore Thoroughbred
! AIDE .cnsa tAOroUgl bred durham
WAGONS: 3bd<aics Of the be bn Id, rs
] y God as new; 1uisb wagon, rev lat faH
! / sStle.On gfgCu, with spar :. ny Ger
. maDtcwu wagon, O4 KIT lhReion, So 9Oo
| as new BtIsC osTr = sie'gh2, ma as ZOO
As new ssts Of s.ng.e Carriaae barnes,
| ; Il of LEAD Larn,Fs. / set a al, hsrn ss,e >
| lars, b idies rBd many other az, lcles 100 L
CT us 10 mention.
CuSbITIoSs ar SALp: Sums OF go al
'unIer CT. IA oyer that amount a credit OF
| n Onths wi. be given bi the purchaser giS
slS a ba7.kGplc note with aPpr .vol endorse
j. ". MCCOY.
! l.. W - diem * Son, Auct's. INFESTED
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

LNoK FEET-loe4 1KINTON PLACE,
Il as; 6i2 Welt Fifth street, sle 81 West
Sixth street, slt; franklin and befch SITS
50; $50 West fifth street. & 2; store and
dwelling Eighth ard Union treets, SD;
Eleventh and Dupont streets, 40; COS
Ada VI street, slo end others Apply to
NJ. 7. POOLE, NO. East Seventh street.
NIL 81
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

nCBLIC SALE,-Thi SUBSCkIEEP,
1 tn'eIdiDs - Gui. the dairy bus'Dess,
VII. Il 81 Iuhlic s-.ie on he .jscksou I'M
farm, Lancaster PIKE ard vi nj r road,
CnristiaDG hundreI, / lie iron Wiling
ton, On
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

ID BLit SaLE-N ILL HE SbI.p a ,
puzzle saio, on th- Fivcr rod known
MS the Cam farm, about Tvs miles from WI
mtGgton, New Castle County, on
TUESDAY MARCH - 1855
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

yITANrtD-tlVs HCSJR Up ,USDs
w OF walnut k5sBels, at &c AM candy
manuiaettry, Seventh a6d I4thail s'r1.t
Ilh2i 1t
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

.H0R Rent 40 MO HOUSE
g cD.uer pf ski aai NpilIst0n ,tro'ts
Apply to J I'M ii JJUR"AS o0I ~ssh
z "a roe m2i.3tl
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

&xyAHrEii-I RENT, Zor Tooms Tor
w ilsht hGu.e.e, Pig Ais good
oil lute ~ ssle. Apply >. l.. cir: r, urth
and Wan L. nih!l 2ts
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

NOR RLNT-s room house, 81 per IN ut
e corner Read and III urtn streets Iu-
qule NO. l(-2a West Front street nh7l.3l'
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

NxrArr. D-FOl NTiEN
w loaIde g an l man ani lie TO fut
nish theic own s.On. No g.. hlng streets
mhxte'
Daily Republican., 1885-03-21

sOARUlSG --PI.EAsANT Zoo NJ ;
ID with board. SC. East fyur'h stras,.
nl.l3.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04

A San Francisco special says: An
interesting mounted sword contest took
place yesterday afternoon at Wood
wards Gardens between Duncan Z.
Ross, the weil-known athlete. and Cap
tain +. n. Jennings, late Of the Eighth
Royal Irish Hussars. In a match be-
tween the men last April Ross was 80
seriously wounded that the contest had
TO be stopped. The match yesterday
was bitterly contested, the men being
closely matched. Ga the twentieth 1T
tack Jennings dealt tremendous blow
that dislocated Ross's elbow. The lat
ter CRASHED bis teeth and, grasping his
sword in his left band. advanced on
Jennings with such yigor and address
that for few moments the llussar was
nopplussed. The contest continued for
three more assaults, when Jennings
was declared the victor by one point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
Mu.bands Sought in pakoln.

1871. Paul MIMI Globe. October 30th.l
There has been SO much talk recently
Of the scarcity Of women in Dakota,
and Of the ayidity with which young
ladies going to that Territory are dis
posed of in the matrimonial market.
that the Dakota newspapers are reap
ing an advertising harvest. Their
columns are being filled with advertise
mentS from the East and South of
young ladies who present their claims
as suitable helpmeets to the young
men Of Dakota. 1t looks now as
if the business was going to grow to
such proportions that directly the Terri
tory will be filed with drummers So
Letting orders for the matrimonial as
sociations in the East. If the adyer-
tisements contain accurate descriptions
Of the widows and maidens who are
pining to fOrsake the state Of single
blessedness and unite their fortunes
with the hardy pioneers of the prairies,
there will be no trouble for Dakota
man TO select a wife to suit his taste.
The variety is endless. For example,
in the advertisements which appear in
recent No. Of the Fargo Argus we find
that "seyen Pennsylvanians who are
good housekeepers have formed an as
ISOLATION to secure Dakota husbands. |
and solicit correspondence from those
who will promise to be loving and !
kind" A well-educated young lady |
wants to exchange photographs with |
he best men" no others need apply" |
II this advertisement meets with gem
raj response her photograph album
sill have to be enlarged, for only the
'est men go to Dakota. Then there is
! widow who says she is thirty years Of
Ige and understands all kinds of
cooking, making mems
nd women's clothes, who wants a
husband. She wants it explicitly I'M
lerstood, however, that she does not
want dude, but if sober. industrious
nan, no matter how homely, wants a
rife, she stands ready to answer his
all. II this sensible widow will amend
er advertisement by saying that she
lso understands how to make chill
ren's clothes she viii receive a re-
ponse to her appeal from some sober.
Dakota farmer. A Connec-
cut girl, who is " twenty years Of age,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
THE RICHMOND DlSP --WEDNEsDAY NOVEMBER a 1855

dark complexion, and good looking. who
will make pleasant companion. good
housekeeper, aud an excellent cook,
wants some man from twenty-five 70
thirty years Of age. with good habits. "
A Pittsburgh advertiser is a widow Of
twenty-five, who offers herself with
the best ch.rch references. A western
girl who earns her own living. but 4
neither servant nor shop-girl, begs OF
some Dakota bachelor to take care ct
her, with the promise that she will
make things pleasant for him about
home. A New Orleans beauty, tall,
we'll proportional, and as fair as the
roses Of her perennial cline, wants to
open correspondence with zone strict
ly honorable man. something after the
style Of Colonel DOMAIN" An eastern
exchange expresses surprise that the
Dakota men are net advertising for
wives. What is the use Of it when the
dear creatures are coming right to their
own doors and asking to be taken in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
SfrIi.otn GnIrr-ron.
UT
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

by Telegraph 70 tue Dispatcn.l
GALVESTON, November IA strike
Of considerable magnitude was begun
here to-day by the Knights Of Labor.
The trouble arose from the refusal Of
the agent Of the Mallory Line Of steam
ers to withdraw the colored 'longshore-
men from the Mallory wharf, where
they have been working for the past
two weeks, having been put on to re-
place striking 'longshoremen. Fail
ing to carry their point with the Nal
Tory Line, the strikers joined the
Knights of Labor, and this oTganiza-
icl has undertaken to restorethe white
'longshoremen. All Knights of Labor
employed by the Gulf, Colorado, and
Santa Fe railroad and by the Missouri
Pacific line in this city have gone out
under orders from the State Executive
Committee. The Knights in the asso-
ciated encompasses this city have
also struck, and four great cotton
presses are idle. The handling Of
freight by the railroads is for the time
being paralyzed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
$4,000 Damage suit.

10y tcicBIaPu 10 TIE biSpatcl.l
CINCINNATI, November State
Auditor Kiesewetter has instituted suits
for 5000 damages each against the
4imes-Star and Free PreSSe Of this
city, for the publication on October
ed duplicating him in the election
fraud attempted in Columbus. An ef-
fort will be made to test the constitu-
tionality Of the registry law passed by
the last Legislature. II. Bughcr, who
had not registered, voted in a precinct
Of the Fifth ward. The judges of
election Of that precinct were arrested
to-day for receiving the vote, and it is
understood that habeas corpus proceed
ing before the Supreme Court will be
brought to test the law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
Jerome-ParI1 Races.

- fN'Net' - ~ VIZ ff-'ftNNN--sl
New York, November "a great
crowd of people witnessed the races to-
day at jerome Park.
First raco-free handicap sweep
stakes, one mile-Choctaw won;
Uberto second, Mary Hamilton third.
Time, l:47l.
Second race-free handicap sweep
stakes. one and quarter miles-Fare-
well won; Greenfield second, Elsinore
third. Time, 2:l6.
Third race--free handicap sweep
stakes, one and one half miles Unrest
won; Tolu second, Fosteral third.
Time, 2:44}.
Fourth racc-purse $500, for all ages,
selling race, one mile-King Arthur
won; Volo second Tony Foster third.
Time, las The winner was bought
by A. j. Whitman for 1885.
Fifth race--handicap steeplc-chase,
over full course-Rose won; Repeater
second. Aurelian third. Time, 4:29,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
Tie Enatorn rrnuh,es.

NIssA, November 2.-This city has
been denuded Of troops, all having been
ordered to the front. The new Otto
man Minister has had long conference
with King Milan. 1t is reported the
principal grievance Of Seryia is that she
has expended her resources on the rail-
ways, which are useless until Bulgaria
builds her lines of railway.
CAIRO, November "a battalion of
the Durham regiment Of infantry has
been ordered up the Nile.
LONDON, November 1.-The Turkish
offer Of so, 600 irregular troops to CON-
bat the Seryians is being considered by
the Bulgarians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04

NhiitfN StfiEcs
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.i

10y telceihpu 20 the OlHpatcn.
PITTSBURGH, November 3.-There
is a nail panic in Pittsburgh and
throughout the West on account of the
nailers' strike. Nails are difficult to
obtain at 1926 per keg, and all that
have been sold in this market for the
last six weeks have been manufactured
in the East. Builders and contractors
are complaining bitterly about having
to pay such enormous prices for nails,
and in one or two extreme instances
work on buildings not urgent has been
temporarily suspended, in the hope OF
the strike coming to an end. Both
sides, however, are still firm, and an
early settlement of the difficulties is
not considered probable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-04
IL Paid to Look Out OF che Car wIndou

lNorMlch lConnl Bulletin.
John Luce was on the train from
New York which reaches East Lyme at
8 O'Clock. In passing his lish-oiI)
works he noticed some smoke issuing
from the roof Of one Of the buildings.
At bis request the conductor stopped
the train, and Mr.. Luce alighted and
ran to the works. He discovered that
the roof of the boiler-house was on fire
near the smoke-stack. Summoning
assistance, he succeeded in extinguishing
the fire, and instead of his loss being
100000 as reported, ii was only IS.
Had the fire gained little more head
way, it is quite probable that the entire
works and contents would have been