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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-13

Items Of Interest Cleaned from tho
las Number of the News"

Items Of Interest Cleaned from the
Las Number of the News"
Mrs. L. Zadow, OF Hamilton, who for
q week or more has been dangerously Ill,
is, we are pleased to learn, convalescing.
The recent serious epidemic among the
little folks seems TO have abated. and so
far as we can learn all sick ones are now
getting along well. No new cases are re-
ported.
Building and general improvement con.
tinue to 90 on. aud II is more than likely
Winter will catch on before those i~nscourse
OF construction and contemplated are
finished.
We learn that negotiations are pending
between Commissioner Paul and the
O'Neal boys, looking to the purchase by the
latter OF the old homestead in Spring val.
ley. Should Ii be contaminated, 1t 10 nos
likely to conduoe to the peace and mar
mony of our n%eighbo,s across the range.
John Devlin, who has been out prospect
ing in the Egan range for several weeks,
brought in some g~ood-looking rock 9 few
days ago, which gave silver assays from
$40 up to $3.50. It also contains gold, but
how much has not yet been determined.
The location Of the discovery IL about
seven miles north of Campbell's ranch.
j. J. Ryan, Of Ruby Hill. for the shoot.
ing OF W. B. Lawlor at that place several
weeks ago, had an examination before
Justice Weber at Cherry Creek last Mon
day. When our informant left the Court
had not rendered its decision, but 1t was
inferred from his Honor's ruling In several
important points in the case that Ryan
would be discharged.
Col. Hardesty. the cattle man. has
bought the old Sprucemont property
from the Philadelphia company and
started in to do some work on the mine.
Dick Welsh, late of BRISTOL. has been put in
charge. From information we get from
Cherry Greek IL ia safe to say that little
work will be done there this Winter.
Several who went down from Cherry Greek
in search Of employment failed to get it
and returned home.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-13
A Heavy Loss by Fire.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

CHIoo. Oct. IA destructive fire took
place at the Durham railroad station, six
miles south from here, this morning. II
began in the Grangers' warehouse. and
soon spread to the warehouse Of Durham,
Burdick Il Boucher. The Grsngers'
warehouse. owned by Logan Depue. was
totally destroyed with about 0 1000 sacks
of wheat, which 1t contained. The other
warehouse. in which was stored 4.30C
sacks Of wheat. shared the same fate. The
origin OF the fire ia o mystery. The
seriousness OF the fire was due to the
scarcity OF water. The estimated loss IL
placed at Sl25, 900. The Grangers' i,
valued at S.. 600; partially insured. The
other warehouse is valued at SIS, 900; no
insured. Most OF the wheat is also insured
1t belonged to about 20 different people.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-13
rhe plseased Cattle.

Says the Carson Appeal: ]. F.
Triplett, the Medical Inspector for
the Nevada Cattle Association, left for
Kirman & Rickey's herd Wednesday. "a
ascertain the nature Of the disease which
is now affecting the herd. So far about
$50 cattle have died, and Mr.. Hickey
writes to his partner in this city that ther.
appears to DO several diseases in the herd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-13
Concerning the CrOcker Printing
House.
ESPECIAL TO THE sEkrINEL.i

SAN Francisco. Oct. 12.-The firm Of
II. s. Crocker & Co., who were burned
out on Thursday, state that all orders for
work received by them previous to the fire
will be executed without delay as the orders
are distributed 70 various houses in the
same line of business. 1t is intended &c
rebuild on the old site as soon as possible
and the firm will resume business there.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-13
A Reduction FOR the Nevada Cen.
trail.

Last Monday @. W. Hinchcliffe appeared
before the Lander County Board of Equal
ization and asked that the assessment OF
the Nevada Central Railway DO reduced
from 1000 per mile to So, 500, reducing
the total from S372, 900 to 1926 900. on 90
miles of main track. The Board reduced
said assessment in accordance with the
request.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-13
Yesterdays . SAILS.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
1000 Hale & Norcross-3a $500 1850 81
500 Savage--135c 130a
$50 ChoIlsr-95c
200 Potosi-20c
100 Gould & Curry-7Oc
100 Best Il Belcber-120c
$50 Con. California--1A
800 Union-35o
200 8. Nevada-G5o
500 M~exican-40c
GOO Opbir-80c
100 Grown Point-1l0c
900 Bodie-1G5c 170c
800 N~avsjo-55o
400 Peerless-130c 1866
100 Central-60c
1910 Mono-1A 1900 1860 1900 1850 2
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numbert Pleased w,,n
sPECIAL TO THE sENrINFr.

VIRGINIA, New, Oct. 12.-P. Aug. Hum.
BERT formerly superintendent OF the Rail.
Ion mine. now up from San Frapoisco -
visiting the Comstock, after an absence .,
iour years. took a look at the lower lsvaI'
OF the Hale and Norcross and CholIar voa
serday. He was very favorably imnressaS
Win the situation and the indications.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-13
THE BOARD OF xEsENTs.

Business Transacted CONCERNING
the State Univcrsity-A Motion to
Place All State Lands BACK To 81 25
an Acre Lost.
The Board OF Regents met at Carson on
Saturday last. Architect Curtis submitted
q report, showing the amount OF work
completed to date on the new University
building at Reno. A number Of bills
were approved and Secretary Noteware was
instructed TO notify the Commissioners Of
Wsshoe county that Controller Hallock
had declined to draw any warrants against
the appropriation OF $40. 900 passed by the
Legislature at its last session in aid OF the
construction OF the University building
until he il officially notified that the pro-
virIons Of the lew have been complied with
In respect TO the payment by Washoe
county TO Elko county OF $40, 900. The
. Secretary was further instructed to inform
the Washoo Commissioner that any fur
ther delay in the matter OF the payment OF
this money would SCI iously embarrass the
work OF tho construction. The Board
then proceeded TO the election OF an
Assayer and Mining Engineer for the State
University. Frank q. Fielding, OF Vir-
ginis' was elected. His compensation IL
70 DC s21o a month, and his services are TO
Deg'h on November 10. The election OF a
Principal Of the Academic Department. was
pos'ponod until tho next meeting. Regent
nahd offered the following: at is or
uered tnat tho order made by the Board
on tue '.h Gay OF September. 1885, fixing
sne price ol lands granted by the United
ota'es 70 Tue State OF Nevada be and the
sSn ~ hereby fescinded and repealed. and
rate that they were AZ the time said o,der
was made" After considerable discussion
the motion was Lost, Rand voting ave and
Gotchell and Shaw no. " ~ "-N
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-13
A SIOgging Match I'm California
Sunday.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL. !

San JOSE, Oct. IA fight to the finish,
Marquis of Queensbury's rules, for $3.50 a
side and gate receipts, took place at the
Fair grounds yesterday between Billy
Hamilton. o light weight, and Frank King,
of Mountain View. a middle weight.
Hamilton's weight was 1873 pounds, and
Kings 100. In the tenth round King was
unable TO rise, and the fight was given II
Hamilton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-13
The Chinese Question Being Solved.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENrINEL.J

SAN Francisco. Oct. 12.-It is stated
that a largo number OF Cinnamon, who
had been working on the Union Pacific
railroad, have become SO badly frightened
by the Wyoming riots that they have re-
turned to this city. and will take passage
for China on the next steamer, which
leaves Saturday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-13
The Incendiary's Torch.
Especial TO THE SENTINEL

DAvIsvILLE, CAL, Oct. 12.-Yesterday
Q fire occurred at The Willows, destroying
the entire block from the bank to the
Crawford House. The losses will reach
500, 900. 1t Is believed TO be the work Of
an incendiary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-13

r.. d. Il. PASS ENGxR TRAVEL.
WHITE PINE STAGE LINE.

DEPARTURES MONDAY MORNING.
W. J. Townshend, II. Carpenter and
E. G. McKellin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-13

State Controller Hallock has ;ssued Tor
tho benefit Of the business men and public
generally a printed circular, giving a Iis,
Of the 90 names OF all the persons and
firms who have paid for and nrocnrad
drummers' licenses, as provided for bv
law. and who are authorized TO do hrs;,ass
In this State through soliciting auonts ~
drummers. Under the Statutes ~ ,sss
page So. every drummer mnst ba ,hs
bearer OF q license OF the person NJ srm
that he represents, and for doing hns;nass
without such license he is subjee, to . Az
Ad imprisonment, and 1t ia msaa ,he
duty OF every Justice of the Peace Con'
stable. Sheriff and all other peace oes"on.
10 enforce the law. Drummers ara Sei,
named and will have to show a s,raiSh'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-13
A DelIghtfal DRINK.

At Capron's drug store they o have
the soda water fountain In full blast,
where. for 3 Bit, you can get Q delicious
drink OF soda water, with or without .
- stick" in IL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-13
JOHN w, LAMBERT,
North Main street. Eureka.
.~....DEALER N......


Max Peters. pianist. . now prepared to
take q limited number OF srholars for piano
lessons. Orders can be LETT in an order
book at Smith & Moser's Postofice Book
store.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-06
DEATHS.


lPElRCk ,-On the Atm inst. Mrs. Pyisiila
wife Of Joseph peirce. IN her 10Th year.
interment at Oid Kennett burying ground
| Meet 81 the house ct 10 o'clock. Friends and
| relatives are invited to attend without Iur
Their notice
BuRNS-Dn the 9Th inst Margaret wife oil
Daniel Burns Ia the 6s,h year Of her ave
l. Solemn High Msss at 1T. PauIs church on
hohday mofnlsg at o'clock, TO proceed ,C
the a'hcirnl cemetery, from her Iat,
| residence, losu West Second > rect.
lHAMlLroN-In stanton, on the J,h inst
Mary A. Hamilton, ia the 70 h year Of her
age.
Relatives and friend are respectfully inyI
va 10 attend the funersl from the residence
OF her ton, George T. Hamilton, on sun
LAY afternoon att O'clock. lnterment at ~
James cemetery.
NJ cCALLIsTEk- HIS late residence anis
Paramount avenue, Philadelphia, on the 9Th
inst, David hcCalltster. n son Of " Nc.
uallls,er, is'e Of Rcd Lion Hundred, aged
Funtral on SUNDAY afternoon, sth inst.
III ASsEI-In this city, on the 9TH in.t
frank ii. Massey, IN the 18th year OF /,
age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully inv.
,ei 10 attend his funeral ON hls late resl
dence. No olu fatnali street. on SATURDAY.
services at the house at o'clock D. m In.
,erinent at Wilmington and Brandy vine
cemetery.
DERklCk-Att the residence Of her son.in.
Law, r. A Mct.rian, at MOores station.
Delaware County, Pa on Feb. 4th, Mrs
Ellen Derrick, in tbs sy,h year of her ave
Relatives and friends Of the family are "a
qunsted 10 meet the II % train at tue W
d Is. depot on Saturday m 5rLing. the I'm
inst without further notice, to proceed 10
nat Lebanon cemetery.
SAIL SBuk Y-On the an Inst. Elizabeth
aie "i teuert salisbury, AGED 90 year
Relatives and friencs are refpectft,lIy ,nvi
ted = attend her funeral from The residence
OF her husband, No Ss2l Tstnal street. Mini
ward. on saturday afternoon at one O'Clock
ihterment nj hiyerSiew cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-06
Tne I,a,,.u. .a ncupe,vc.

Harvey h. yandegrift, the trustee In
charge OF the Bellevue quArries, visited
tho place yesterday and gave the peu
rations and bread, meat aud potatoes
sufficient TO last them until Sunday
He says that they seem cheerful, aud
ut bis request cleaned up their quarters
He visits the place every day To look
after the condition Of the men. but n
II will be nearly . month before any
money can be realized for them, be
makes an appeal 10 the charitable te
assist In keeping them from suffering
until the business can he settled. Con.
tribu.ions Of food will be thankfully
received at Squire vandegrift's office,
aud promptly distributed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-06

PARIS, Feb. 5.--Ths Figaro In an
article on the coming congress Of dynA
miters TO ba held In Paris says the
formal opening OF the congress will
take place on the 23d Of February
Eleven delegates will attend. or thee.
SIX will be from America Seven Of the
delegates, the Figaro says, are already
In Paris, and these have commenced
their labors.
The meeting will discuss the utility
NJ explosions by dynamite In add pg
the Irish cause. aud the question OF the
union OF the dynamite party with the
feniapa The Figaro adds that the
congress will also bring up for discus
sion and decision the question a. 70
vbstber or not the mem ers OF the
English House Of Commons who voted
for the crimes act shall be executed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-06

Joshua Emmett and several othe
paupers were discharged from the alum
house IA day or TWO ago. How they ar,
going 10 i've is one III the mysteries o
the DAY There is no work that the,
will dc, and they must beg or steal foo,
and iodg- il the City Hall or other on
Of he way places. They should eithe
he supported At the alDshouse or sen
10 jail, fhe question is Que OF ~ pen Sc
and The members of the Levy Conr
-hould look into the matter The plac
III which they can be maintained at tn
asst cost IL the plac. where the,
should he sent until they are able .
shlft for Them Ives.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-06
ChrIsftana Nn.ea

The entertainment he'd on Thursday
evening by the young people Of the VI
+. church, i'll Peters Ha ], was .raud
and complete success The Ia . AZ
packed. About 30 were realized hear '
all net clear, which was II ade pr.,e,
10 Mrs. Green, wife Of Rev. " VI
Green, as a token Of affectionatl gard
This wa. kind OF those Young 1, H., a..
OF their own good VII and pi-a-ure
Mrs q very heartily appreciates 'hell
materia! kiulntss, but utor- .h- owe OF
those most excellent Young people. and
she expresses her thanks The per.
formers might BE- mentioned, but a.
did exceedingly well, and the whole
progrs III was very nm.
AT Eh. ntz r NJ. +. church, in Chris
tians ch 4rge, here viii be an a day. re
ope ming utr ing on sunday, February
18Th. Big time expeCt-d
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-06

PARIs Feb. 5--Adrn,ral Courbst
commander Of the Fornosa expedition
teleRraphs that be requires reinforce
ments 10 enable him 10 capture lib,
Cninese positions and march upor
Tdm-ui.
Hose KONG, Feb 3 The French
il il rumored, intend TO abandon tn,
block lds ofFormosa and apply a block
ade Ia the Canton river.
The French commanders have givrl
notice of their intention 10 search al
neutral vessels IN Chinese waters 70
contIaband. 1t is reported that muffin,
mas broken out among the French
a lger ian troops in kelung.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-06

NEw YORK, Feb. 5.-O'DonoyAn
Rosa s assailAnt, Mrs. Dudley, was In
her usually placid frame OF mind this
morning. Mrs. Dudley said she had
roce wed congrAtulatory messages from
both EnRlishmen and Irishmen.
some offered Assistance, others I'D vice.
She read with considerable am u semeu
the report from London that she had
during her youth studied for the stage.
o'Donovan Rosa Is still At ST. Vim.
ccnts Hospital, but Is greatly improved.
The physicians think that II will not ,.e
many days before hs In out.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-06
Rr1e Hefs,

The light running new G Howe
Sewing Machine. See Il at ;. F. Mar
shall's COS Shipley street.
The furniture and other articles be
longing 70 the estate Of the lato Mrs
Mccullough, brought good prices A
the hour OF going 10 press the dwelling
house had not been sold.
Mr. Hendricks and party stopped a
Atlanta, Ga, en- Thursday on their va,
To New orleans. MIR. Hendricks wa
gi7en reception and made -peec h
and left later in the day for Birming
ham.
Wednesday night, during a ~ediin;
ceremony a; Plato, HI. the floor CAV
way and the entire company, abou
one hundred and fifty, were p-eeipita
ted into the cellar Three ladies' wer
slightly injured.
Rebecca +. Mitchell and Frsnci
Kunzler. proprietor- of the Hote
Brunswlck, New YORK, made an assign
ment on THURSDAY, giving prefere co,
amounting 70 81 900
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-06

PARib, Feb. 3 An official note
from Turkey has been received, which
declares that England denied having
mad" an agreement with Italy as to the
occn patton of Egy ptisn ports, and tina,
Turkey has requested Italy to withd ra "
her Troops from the Red sca.
kAIko, Feb. 5 The Khedive has
refused 10 10 low Eusi.nd's advice to
a'io" the Italians 10 occupy Massowat
WITH ut tb. consent OF the Sultan OF
Turkey.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-06
Loxnu Reuomfuated

The Republican caucus OF the Illinois
Legislature met last evening aud re-
nominated General John A. Logan for
I. s. Senator by exclamation. Genera
Logan was introduced and made a
speech, in which he referred 10 the
fact that the Legislature is evenly
divided, but said that ''if all the Re.
publicans stood by him he would be
elected or prevent the election Of a
Democrat "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-06

We commence to-day a sale oil
linen goods, which, in price, will
meet any now offering in this or
other markets.
Large linen buck 'owels, l24c.
Extra large buck towels, 23c.
knotted fringe damask towel.
25c.
Turkish towel, l24c.
Extra fine white Turkish towel.
SOC.
Large VIII tie Turkish wash
rag, Sc.
900 va DIS fire Russia crash
70. 9, l0cts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-06
AT
VIM. B, SHARP'S,
18th and Market SITS.

Many times yet to use
heavy bed covering. All
our comtortables are about
one-third eff, and there's
comparatively few months
they ere not used, $50 to
81.
Down Comfortables Sio
to $50.
German Loom table linens
are the best we ever had at
81, 37i and 50 cents there's
five styles. good evers day
linens, SO inches wide but
lone piece left at 50 cents,
from SO.
Two Styles Cream table
damask are exceedingly
handsome, with fern leaf cen
tire pieces and double bor-
ders 62i cents per yard.
Gives you better value than
you have been used to.
Turkish Towels, four pat
terms and colorings in stripes
and plaids, are here, at -
cents, from % not many.
Ladies Muslin Underwear
is handsome better and
cheaper now than ever. Or
last seasons, all OF one lot,
% cents, from 37,, and Sd
from -.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-06
CRANOR Geo..
NO. Cpl MARKET ST.

In our carpet advertise
ment we have quoted no pri.
ces, and it is not our inten.
ton to do so, only asking an
inspection of the stock, which
is very large, when prices
will be quoted. 1t is a plea
sure to show goods and no
person will be annoyed by
persistent urging to buy.
The prices quoted by us so
far have required no urging
to buy, and we believe the
time has come when people
are depending more upon
their own judgment, and it
does not require a long SER
mon to convince them that
an Extra Super is all wool or
has a cotton chain, or that a
BodyBrussels is 4 or 5.irame.
and free from lutte. The
pric S are without precedent
in the retail Carpet Trade of
this city, and the people are
fast finding it out.
We spoke a short time ago
of an English Cheviot. BE-
ing delayed en- the Atlantic
Ocean they did not reach the
consigners as early by some
days as they expected them,
consequently we id not get
them. We have them now,
and can unhesitatingly
recommend them for chill
dren's wash dresses and ba-
by 5 shirt waists The styles
are pretty and nt at and col
ors last. IS inches wide, sc
Cne a { Toilet \, Mar
seilIts DAD e5oe. Who
know VIA foii.t ADULT
is They are as ami lar to
some as the different makes
OF muslin. - thos. who
do not know them by that
name We will be pleased 70
show them and will say at no
place are they sold Tor less
than Si.5o, that icing our
price one week ago.
LambrequIn fringes are
very pretty and cheap. Most
OF them are made with a
heavy heading and with
heavy drops, instead of end,
with the tlnsel all through
4 to ) inches deep, IS tc
75c.
AT no time were silks SOLD
as low as We are doing now
You do not ruu one particle
Of risk in buying a b ack OIL
colored silk from us. Every
dress that wears badly i:
made good.
The French Satteens are
two thirds gone. There
were 23 styles and Us yards
hese goods are made by
Scheurer.Ro;t x Gle, Alsace
France, and are Tar superior
to any otner oatteen made
The stock OF r. amburs
Edgings and white goods il
very large, many OF them be
ing JOBS, bought very mucf
under egular price Thes,
goods We are PAL tlcularl,
anxious to gc- out OF tn
way, and special prices vii
be put on then
80 doz-ns childrens iul
regular made tastcye colore'
hose, I2sc.
From now until the altera
tons are completed in on
store, goods IN every depart
ment will be sold very niue.
under regul r prices, as it
our desire and intention t
get as many of these good
out OF the way as is consis
tent with low prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-06
Dots.

The quarterly session d w.,
many strangers within ils''
Swiss Balsam con aims DO
or opium. IL is the pe'' :"
children.
The Wilmington Ga -
clared q dividend 81 = PEI
able on demand.
Love feast this (Fr!ds' "a
Z 80 O'Clock at Asbury NJ
Quarterly Conference Io'm"
urday) evening at l 1
Clerk Harry Pennington We
q beaver on Thursday aiteip'
ing away 80 as 20 get his i1p M
municipal proceedings Teau'
Gil.
Prof A. 5 Webster W. Y
grand children's masqnetau'
his rooms, Masonic Temp m,
day afternoon, IAN INST
5 o'clock. a
William TALLY. a re, ,'.,,,.
city, WAS attacked VIE IN ~. ~
brain a few days ago, ara We, j
affected his mind 50 ef'a '.:'ul
was sent 10 Krkhrids ~
day. I'd
The annual dress Dr.. apu n i
'of Co. c, u. v NJ, Wi. , a,sbl'
Institute Hail on Friday h't mi
airy 18th. Four bund fe' , t5
have been issued, aud nS Ia.ti
lees to be one of the n'o''
of the season. x.ti
The rink at the corner oO''or,d y
Walnut streets, for our eo' ,na b,
WAS opened last evening", 1 he ID
patronized. Music Wa -
nightly by an excellent o'' mi y
Higgins 10 the pIol Flelg' 'sn
the colored folks VIII
adopts at the spoFl. 81
The roller skating fi"N r,tIs
and Madison streets wa ,nIt
evening, and 1t was hra ,boar 4
any one to skate Ds,rs y
against some one. som Nv
surrounded by ska.eI', W., w. 10,
sawed of all were there W III
atlrac ION for the eveli9s NJ, ,sl'
skaring of Miss Grace LV 7, ~
Tor Willie Martin, ooih o'orI,t'
elegant and graceful Al .beS'
the art. Ihsy VIA reP''
ing this evening i,
Circulation fths REP '''VN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-06

Thomas Tsnney, Of Eddystone, Pa.
died "Wednesday night from the effect u
OF An overdose Of opium administered
by Mr.. Wilson. the chemist 81 the
Eddystone Print Works, where Tenney
Vas employed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-06

We have just received n large invoice
OF new cron teas, which we are selling
ct 90 and 90 cents per pound Try them.
We are sura You will enjoy them.
Crippen's 4, East Secoud street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-06
stewart assacred.

Details Lav" been received IN London
of, tue massac+- OF Col Stewart ana
his parry AZ point on the Nile below
Abu Hamed
CJlou-i St-~ar. and his party were
through expressions of friendship
beguiied into visiting the house ofSulei.
man 10 become his guests when they
w3re attacked aud slain by the Arabs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-06
IhN Heal Meat

James q. Mearns. corner OF Gilpin
avenue aud Scott street, announces tho
best variety OF meat all the time, and
The prices the lowest in the market. He
has oysters, too.