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Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
$50 Coats for SIS
IS Coats for IS
20 Coats for IL
Is Coats tor 9
IL Coats for 7
10 Goats for E

Every garment warranted
in every particular and
worth double the money we
ask for them. I'VE wish to
impress this upon your
minds. We are running no
wildcat sale. Our adver-
tisements are no humbugs.
Call and see us, and if our
figures are not genuine don't
buy. That rests with you,
not with US. We propose
to win your favor through
our low prices. extra quality
lot goods and square dealing
I'VE can refer you to any Of
our regular customers, i
'|you wish any proof of wha
1--we say. What more car
'IyOu ask than this +? q
HARRY HART.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Case Disunaissea.

Last evening young man brought
Margaret Clark and Thomas Corriga o
TO the City Hall, and asked that they
should be locked mp until this morning,
when he said he would appear against
them. They were arraigned before
Judge Cummins this morning when the
girl said she was talking TO Corrigan ut
Third and Market Streets, when her
brother came along and took them 10
the hall. As no on5 appeared against
them they we're dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Thanhs 20 Yfremen.

My most hearty thanks are returned
to the brave, gallant firemep, who 30
promptly responded to the alarm
Of fire At the Arlington mills yesterday
morning, and for their indefatigable
efforts which were crowned with sue
cess 10 preventing the spread Of the FIRE
to other buildings. Such firemen are
an honor to any city.
MELVILLE GAMBRII.L,
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
nffrRGt1Ou "a at

There was a smal ., cacn d
s .SSs was . three, a ,sdtsh sharp
:. .s ss ss,.' a Dsps ss.sn. ~ 90
r Th,0 Associated aa ted Charlie. ;ss p, rum
benefit this e Uonosrt and Dsl
e., ,s.G yy,s ssas,affio Tor the evening" ]
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

The funeral of Mrs. Mary woodward,
widow Of the late Thomas Wood ward,
took place yesterday afternoon from
her late residence al Kenneth Square,
and was attended by a large mum Der OF
her friends and relatives. MO. Wood.
ward was in the Gath year Of her age,
AID had resided in the neightorhood OF
Kennett Square all her life. She leay %
quite mum DER Of DESCENDANTS, among
whom are Caspar Kendall of the firm
of McLear g. Kendall and Mrs. Wesley
U. johnson OF this city, both of whom
are grandchildren of the deceased.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Aanie CATERS LIE 49,.

Inc Board of Pardons at Harrtshuro
49, 49, u,s gu recommended, in the case Of
nnto cutter, under sentence of death
aol sne 10 murder OF William II. Knight.
. 1oln u utation Of the sentence to i'm.
S9a.sonnent In the Eastern Penitentiarv
-, III o,sns years, to be computed from
, sno, u@te OF sentence and subject to such
t,ns deduction as she may be emit.
LOU W 1of good conduct during snch
poinu. me Communication for good con,
luz taxes CIT twenty months Of the sen
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
VIM. B. SHARP,

Fourth and Market streets. Basement.
Our carpet rooms are full
of good things, one of the
most important, by the way,
being plenty of good light,
the next Of course being
plenty of carpets 10 choose
from. Customers come to
our carpet rooms, enjoy the
light and buy our carpets
because they can see they
are cheap. Old fogy ways,
old iogy light, old fogy
prices, D." because ours are
ia little better than others,
don't you know won't
lido.
] A special lot of Body
Brussels reduced to 80 cents
from $I.25. Another in
greater variety, $I.Io from
flSI.4o. Rugs, 80 cents tc
1910.
ii Ottomans, with casters
Us cents to 81.
Il Carpet sweepers, so t.
$500.
=, About one dozen Smyrn;
i Rugs from last season, SIS
rom $3.50 and $3.50 fror
lS4.5O. Sofa size, Osweg
II hading,sprlng roller shade.
..ol6P cents.
he Twin be open to-morro
II (fhursday) evening an
Ii. Lex cry evening until Chris
r.. VIM. B. SHARP,
& I'd prsh and Market streeta. Carpet
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Exposing His Person.

Simon Parker, . colored m an, made
an indecent exhibition OF him self ON
Front street last evening about o o..
clock, which was witnessed by officer
morning he offered q number of excuses
fined So and costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Holiday EntertaIumc,,,.

Inc social Circle OF the Second Ran
sist church will give Christmas Zap zap
tainment at the church ON tho sy o. ter
OF December 23, and the snnday s uh,ne
OF the church will celebrate ia 80
C ely Oh sunday, December ". M,
aura 3I, Presbyterian Sunday schoo
WV celebrate its anniversary on th,
s"ne cay Ezion and the Africa,
a cnuFches propose to hold fair
during the holidays. ''''
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

The Grace Cleaners will hold their
third Anniversary In the Sunday School
OF Grace Church on Thursday, Dec.
18th, at z. 80 p. m. Exercises will con-
sist OF anthems, solos, reports Of Off
GERS, and illustrations of Japanese
wedding. Tickets rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Executors' sale.

The personal property on the farm oil
the late Adolphus Husbands, above
Rockland, Christiana Hundred, will be
sold at public sale on Thursday after
noon. There are three horses, thirteen
cows, yoke of oxen, pigs, a great va
riety of farming utensils, dairy fixtures
and various other articles.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

The farm CT Mrs. Elizabeth ] Lyman
situated near Drummond's Hin, Nili
Greek Hundred, will b cold ct public
sale, Ut the hotel In Stanton, Tomorrow
afternoon, 81 2 O'Clock, to the best and
highest bidder. Every one wishing ID
purchase farm should attend this q lie.
- this one may be sold at bargain,
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Last Monday james Irwin, q mould.
er employed 1t the Harlan g. Hollings-
worth foundry, dislocated one of his
knees while ut work In . moulding pit,
He was removed to his home No. 82a
Spruce street, and the dislocation reduc.
cd by DR.. Blocksom.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Bnxdetae,s Lecture.

The Hawkeye" man, Rober 81 Bur
dette, lectnred before large and appre-
ciative audiencein the Delaware aven ne
Baptist church, last evening, on " The
Pilgrimage Of q Funny Man." The
lecture was in great part personal and
a relation of personal sketches. The
audience was highly ertained.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Yesterday afternoon oGcIostl
Foster found James m9 c,t Oh
in q yard with . sey VEL sook bid
and very drunk. ne , ,oss drs|
hall, where the wound ss, 1s
Judge i Cum a ins, who i"p''
81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

M pyie & l. chtenst sin 8 great book sa1,
mo, nnoaaAnds VI Christmas cards at one
h sniti price. Hun ireds of juvepil,
, oooas Az one half price. Pyle Il Liob.
tenstein, 226 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

n5o!es ets&As, ladi - newmarkets.
a Huaas faiis wraps ami visllies at q re-
a .ai In price, a 'ru and elegant
g iss Tor tue 10 .,ats Pyle 8
1icn tenstein, 22j Mark-t iieet.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
An ola ship Carpenter Dead,

Washington J. Snowden, 10 years
OF age. died at the county hospital
yesterday Of dropsy and consestion OF
the lungs. He was one OF the Oldest
shin carpenters In this city, and a
member of Delaware Lodge L. o,
n
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

. lsis the Bachelor Boat Climb Fair
inns evening and get bargain off tas e
glass table. Great reductions wy
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
AT
B. SHARPS.
Fourth and Market Streets,

Another lot OF Table
Scarfs and Table Covers of
Felt pinked and bordered,
with applique ends of felt
and plush, new and hand
some styles, 81. Stamped
table scarfs, table covers,
bureau sets. tides, ETC., Of
many styles and prices from
10 cents up. Plush balls, all
|colors, plush rings,fans, cres-
cents, sequins, etc, for fancy
work. Turcoman, Algerian
Petit Point, and Madras
| Curtains, 81 to $40.
Nothing handsomer mol
Better than our 1877 and $5(
Scal Cloth Goats.
WM u CIARp
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Chasterbex for 1888.

Forty five cents, at James & Webb's,
224 Market street. Other books In pro,
portion. Open every evening.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

AIKIN-wALKER-O Tuesday evening
18th inst. at their residence los =. Jack
son at, by the hey IL X. Wilson, Samuel
y. Akin to Miss Rebeeca Walker.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Correction.

1t Is Miss Ella More. and not Mrs
who purchased the ice cream saloon
aud confectionery store OF Henry p.
Weaver, No. 706 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Louisiana StateLottery Company
I'VE do hereby certify that We supervne
the arrangem ents for all the Monthly ard
Quarterly drawings of The Louisiana
State Lottery Company, and In person man
age and control the Drawings themselves and
that the same are conducted with honesty
fairness and In good faith toward all parties
and We authorize the Company To uso this
certificate, with fAc-similes Of our signatures
attached. In Its advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

The Germania Band will give q con-
cert at the Bachelor Boat Club Fair
this evening, at Institute Hall.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Unity club lectures begin this even
ing at the Unitarian church. Lsctnre
on Habits and Longevity by DIR. Wilson,
These lectures are free 10 all.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Cranor N Co. have warm and beauti
full blankets, which make very usefu
Present.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Ifyou buy an album, . p9
\ bible or a hymn book, o.
for one dollar or more, y
Webs, 224 Market strses ~,
q name put on it in gold lsisi \
charge. Don't forget Jame'''
2oa Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
J. II. OGLEsBY,
Pres. Louisiana National Bank
SAMUEL H: KEHNEDY,
Pres. State National Bank
A. BALDWIN,
Pres. New Orleans National Pank

Incorporated in 1888 for 10 years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposos-wtth q capital Of u .ooo, ooo-to
which a reserve fund Of over $3.50, 900 has since
been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its fran
shiss was made part Of tho present state
Constitution adopted Doc. md. A. D.. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and en-
dorsed by the people Of any state.
II nerer scales or postp0nes.
hts Grand single Number Draw.
fngs IAN psece Monthly, snd the
Ex Drawings regularly
every three months Instead OF
Semi as heretofore, be.
ginning March, 1855.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 10
WIN A FORTUNE. FIKST GRAND
DRAWING. cLASS A, IN TIE AOAD-
EMY OF MUSIC new ORLEANS. Tues'
day, January IL, lss6-Issth monthly
drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100. 900 Tick cts 1T Five Dollars
Each. Fractions, in Fffths
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Fer 6ALE-Second hand bulk win
dow and door, by George w. Bright,
III Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Beautiful white linen table covers
with doy lies to match, in paper boxes
from "a. 80 70 81. 90. Cranor & Co.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
T 1T 4 EOI11
DG1lb's n.

i,, John m y. Lewis, eos '1 ~,
aaea last evening sb boo sSupla
Se, r. year Of HE age ns0a' 7 600
IN. Mr. Lewis was one a, .,
t tse,s, tho, there may !, - |. y
o. sn th 'sa latter is George ' Tsa =
ana JustisOn streets vS baS \
ana AND; active c also. Mr.. I I's, w.
nens county near Dover. y
removed w,,ov. 70 this civ y,, xb lsa !.
Wilson, Wilson he engaged n 11 ~
business, but he aits ~ ,os
s .hoe merchant and ~ !
enth and Market s,,ss,. ~
which he still owns .''''
ne was . powerful ma,
a Ms , was active in every I ~
mis Lewis was a oan,,,
| quiet demeanor. q l tsHs!s ~
nome, and with strong . ~
nons. He Ia the Oldest 49, 49,
Delaware Fire Comna,an sl
wife died some ten y ysrn n
leaves three dauOh;n.s.i ' -
single and at home, and N, 10
wife Of . Mr.. Fletchsr1 y, y
He was fairly successipi Y !.
and leaves a comtortaS S.
for his family. His rsm.,s
buried on Friday sftsrnoo. !.
Mr.. Lewis before the m
democrat, and was repea.ss,,
with offices Of .rus, " N.
held the office Of a justios Y,
Tor one, probably Two ,s,m.
an assessor and . c,llsctorA
religious life was mora ~
bis business and political N
he removed TO the city -
membership with the "a AZ
church, and was one Of M
members who Withdrew IA ~
Andrews church. He Va.
leading member Of that chu,,I
In every subordinate po,ir|
times ~ vestryman, sosetim,
sometimes as Sunday school
tendent, and when the cburs,
It's infancy he voluntarily
the duties Of janitor.
DEATH OF WILLIAM nj
William Hare, the well tso
died Mt his residence, No, .
street. about 6 O'Clock III
after an illness Of several =
/ deceased was born In COIN
/ January 18th, 1914, and col
was In the seventy second
age at the time Of bis death
young man he went to n
II and learned the trade Of 0 |
o shortly after attsining III
J, came to this city and a
business with another man
street, above Second. He
bocght his partner out and
the business himself for 4
b, forty five years. up to The
y death. His wife died four
ss and since that time bis healt
falling until q week OF 20 i
he was taken down to bic
leaves two children, q son al
u both of whom are grown n
Mr.. Hare was enc Of the .
I bers Of the Washington Or
- having Joined 1t in 1910, q
first mber elected by ball
The remains will be
Saturday evening to the
II George S. Allmon, No,
= Seventh street, from whic
fanersl will take place at 2
Sunday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Go to the Bachelor Boat Club Fail
this evening. Music by the Germinia
Band.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

spend an evening with the Bachelors
at their Fair, in Institute Hall. Ger.
mania Band.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
GREAT BARGAINS.

Goods were ne yer bought at
the prices l am selling at now.
IL II to the interest Of everybody
purchasing goods in my line TO
examine LIVESTOCK before purchas.
ing elsewhere, - / am deter.
mined to close out the entire
stock. p. p. 0MYTh,
mo. 81 MARKET STREET.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Omeera Electao

AT the annual communication CT the
Nest Wofshipful Hiram Grand Lodge
OF the r. a, ard A. NJ, for the State 81
Delaware, aeld A. L 8 1856, the follow.
ing OH ieIs were elected; NJ. w. G. M,
mares u View; M. W. d G. M.
William II. Caldwell; r. W. G.s, W.
samuel J Brown Il. W. J.G. w.
GTyrus W. Moore; X. w. @. s
Joseph I. Bass; r.. w. q. G. s.. 4
o. Garty K. w. G. T., /. 2. Hamilton
H. W. g. T., John Whey.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Ruskin'B complete works. Pyle 4
Lichtenstein, 226 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

naase Of sh8 Tnermomsssr
ct TIE REPUBLICAN, Office In the shade
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock II O'Clock
38o $50 44o
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
DOWN THEY COME.

Special Notice.:
Overcoats for every one,
prices to suit every one, and
every one suited or money
refunded. We must move
them. Note our special
prices to January 1, 80:
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
WM. B. SHARP,

Fourth and Market streets. Notion De-
partment.
| Blankets arc not only
good for Christmas times
but for all times. Our store
lis the popular place fol
blankets, and they were
never better and cheaper
than now, even here. We've
lust added a fine lot of Rec
> Blankets at much reduced
ilprices, and they are a popu
liar blanket this season
! 1880, $5, So, So, SI2. Fo
ISL. 25 you eau buy a pal
y of extra heavy gray blank
n cts.
| Elegant cider down pill
= lows, embroidered and hand
Isomely designed in silk. N
more luxurious gift coul'
:, hardly be thought otis
e pity to cover up such beaut
n. even by the fairest face. 81
IN each.
ri Magnificent damask tow
aas els, knotted fringe, 81 an
N so cents. Magnificent dam
NJ ask table sets, cloths an
., napkins to match, plain an
d bordered 81, S., Sc, s
What better than handsom
linen.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

Crabb. the champion card writsr. I'D
vertises Waiting cards In today % issue.
We have tried CrAbb, and can testify 70
his ability 10 please Ill who may m.
swer his hbersl Offer. His cards are
Goms- r
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
Fair

now opsn. : HA'''
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

On Sunday morning last, W. G. r.
Colquhoun was coming into this city,
when he met couple OF gentlemen in a
carriage near the Colun bia Inn, on the
Kennel pike, with two setter dogs run.
ming along beneath the carriage. Re-
turning from the city, Mr.. Colquhoun
met the same gentlemen about Lower
Brandy wine church returning TO the
city with the same dogs beneath the
carriage. but when Mr.. G. got home he
found that the dogshad followed him
nome. He still has the dogs, and adver-
tises lhem in another column,
Bachelor Boat Club Fair, Decem Der
sth to the 18th, Ia Institute Hall. AID.
mission 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16

,9o7 Prizes, amounting to............s 2eb,bo
Application tor rates TO cluDs should be
made only 70 tho once OF the Company n
New Orleane.
FOR further information write clearly, CIV
ing full address. POSTAL MITES, Ex.
press Money Orders, or New YORK Exchange
In Ordinary letter. Currency oy express,
(all sums Of Is and upward at our expenss),
III. A.DAUPHIN,
l Now Orleans, La.
or n. A. DAUPHIN.
Washington ID. Z.
Make ? Q. Money Orders payable end ID.
dress Registered Lsttsrs 10
NEW ORLEANS RATIONAL BANK,
Now Orleans, In.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
VIM. B. SHARP,

Fourth and Market streets. Second floor.
Kid Gloves, 3 buttons, in
street shades, so cents from
ST.. The best for the money
you ever wore.
Umbrellas, all sizes and
kinds for children, ladies
aud gentlemen, go cents to
I$6.
| Handkerchiefs by the
hundreds white hemstitch-
led colored borders, plain
white and fancy colored, In
dia and Pongee, S cents VI
to 50.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-16
LaxaezzSeze.
uEZesx<'

We. the undersigned RANKS and Bankers,
win pay all PRICES drawn in Tho Louisiana
State Lotteries which may be presented at
our counters.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-19
MACKAYH POLITICAL An
BITION.

It IL noised abroad that John :" .
Mackay. the BONANZA millionaire
Who, some years ago said he would
not accept the position of United
States Senator, if offered him by
unanimous vote o. the Legislature,
has changed his mind, and is now
ambitious to serve the dear people
in the Senate. On this object the
San Francisco News Letter has the
following:
"The recent trouble in the Ne
vada Bank which resulted in the
Withdrawal of Senator Fair and
Bonanza King Flood. is said to
have been due primarily to the po'
litical ambition of John w. Mack
Nv. The success If Fair in secur
ing a seat in the United State:
Senate is said to have stimulated
the ambition of Mackay, and thu
recent example of Stanford in Thu
State has shown him what wealth
and popularity may do. Nevada
has sunk so low that he can &c
nothing out of the Silver State bu
political position. Yet, Nevad'
has a gift which he covets- tn
United States Senatorship. which
will be given up by Senator Jone
two years hence. To secure thi
Mackay is said to be bending al
his energies.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-19
SWEEEX'S "RETRkEtT1oN.

A good deal is being said about
the 'retribution" which has over
taken Sweeny, one of the Tweed
gang. He once rolled in ill-gotten
wealth, and now he is pauper'
This is called "retribution," but 1t
is nothing of the kind. A man
spends more than he earns and
runs in debt. He squanders more
than he has made, and becomes
penniless. A man who has honest
" earned his money gets just as
much down at the heel, and is just
as much avoided as man who loses
wealth criminally acquired. The
dispatch says that Sweenys old
companions refuse to associate with
him, and the inference is drawn
that this refusal is a rebuke to his
evil course. 1t is nothing Of the
kind. He is Stunned because he
is awfully hard up, and may per-
haps ask for loan of money if he
meets those friends again. No one
likes to loan money to \ man who
is Incidentally busted. Hence
the dissolution Of the old ties. The
most honest man in the world gets
broke, and is just as much avoided
asSweeny. Let the old thief get his
hands on million dollars, and then
see how long he will be avoided
The idea that a retrlbution OF
providence has overtaked him Is all
humbug. He is simply in a bad
hole, he didn't hold on to what he
stole.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-19

The fat places under the new
administration are being gradually
filed with the men who love the
old rebel yell A son of General
Twiggs, the blacklist traitor that
the South produced, has been ap-
pointed to a responsible position in
the San Francisco Mint. His
father was kicked ous Of the
United States service for . COW
ardly surrender Of his command ta
the rebels, and then he joined the
confederate army. A lot Of JEFF
Davis relatives will be wheeling
into line next, and if any sons Of
Wire of Andersonville Prison ART
alive they had better make appi-
cations for places.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-19

A New York correspondent OF
the Buffalo Express writes: John
W. Mackay continues to be one OF
the multiple millionaires commonly
pointed out to loungers In the ho-
tails and streets. He is here good
mart Of the time Iasked him 1t 1t
was true that he was supernatur-
ally helped to wealth by a lepra-
haun. aThere are thousands OF
Irishman who think So, l have no
doubt" was the ex-Californian 8
laughing reply. THE leprahaun is
a creature of Ire ands mythology.
He is supposed to be sprite who
makes the fairies shoes, and not
withstanding his humble trade he
is acquainted with all the hidden
treasures of the earth. He will re-
veal them to whoever asks him In
a sufficiently captivating manner
IF YOU are ever lucky enough tt
come across a leprahaun don't lei
him get out Of your sight, else
vour chance to interview him !!
zone for ever. No second glimpse
is ever obtained. Well, the lrlsi
peasantry believe in this myth, ant
long residence in America doesna
eradicate it. The Irishmen amoni
the miners of Nevada generally ha'
the idea that my success in tn
Comstock lode was due to an en-
counter with leprahaun."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-19
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
The Mint OF the United States at Car
son City, Nevada.

The Mint OF the United States at Car
son City, Nevada.
uperintendent'S Office.
May 18th lSS
Sealed proposals. will be received ~
the undersigned until Il o'clock, noon
r,ra y. 1855. for furnishing such sup
niles as may be required from lfne 10
time by this Mint during the Twelve
months ending June tn 1876, emofac-
ino acids and other chemicals, WOOD
coal, charcoal, salt, boraN, soap, oiis'
crucibles covers, Stirrers, bu gloves
cotton cloth, dry goods, metals, hard-
ware. and otter necessary supplies.
Schedules and blank forms for prHpo-
sails with information as to quantities OF
each article that will probably be re-
opired. will be furnished on applica-
ton.
proposaIs will be considered separ-
ately on each article, and upon a COM
harrison of the prices ard samples OF ar
tic,es furnished, and will be accepted as
tothe whole or q part as may be deemed
for the hest interest of the Government,
the right to reject any or all proposals
being res 1rved
Reouisitions will be made on the par
Ties whose bids may be accepted, and
the articles must be furnished as requir'
ed without delay.
Proposals, to receive consideration
must be accompanied by sufficient
bond with one or more sureties. and by
samples, or such description OF the ar
| ticles as will clearly designate the KIND
| and quantity.
Proposals should be addressed to the
| undersigned, and enclosed with copy
| of this advertisement in q sealed envel
i one. endorsed: proposals for Sup
| plies" The bids will be opened ane
registered at the hour uamed. in thu
presence OF bidders and the officers o
the Mint
WILLIAM GARRARD.
superintendent
May ID
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-19

Prof. Henry Drummond believes
that the ivory of central Africa
will last about fifteen years longer,
and he does not bewail the short
ness Of the period the supply will
hold out, because he says that the
native African will not devote him
self to developing the natural re-
sources of the country 50 long as
he can find tusks, The sooner the
ivory is all gone, therefore, the
better for Africa and the Afri-
cans.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-19
ho child of W. T.. Smith c

The child of W. f. Smith CT
Monterey, aged two years, fell into
q vashtub partly filed with water
r.cently and was drowned. About
the same hour the infant child OF
Nicholas Davis fell into a barrel
half filed with water, and was all
most lifeless when recovered.