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New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
NAVY PAY OTgIcE.
q SrArR.sT, SEw.YogR Feb. =. lss5.
nRNpNS AIS IL l-PLlEAIE. SEALED

DROIflSAI4N IN III PLlt y l.. NthlIEp
1 and ini1r.ri envelope " Bid Tor supplies idvcr
uci' Will b@ c.ycl al til, oulceul - Ocl)cA. March
,lS for IN, following sup pos or the best qualify 10 be
delivered i've day from ato of awar free OF cx
peu.e, at the Nayy ! ard. NcW-N York
BUREAU Oh lAKD~ AND Dp' IS
Picks &c, Ln'm'nt, &c, Harness MISUNDERSTANDING
&c. painta. &c, Lumber. G.. Brushes &c.
of rel be seen ~ ms once
rIh tc-rrvci - reject any or a bd' th may not
he a med adyann"ruI T. the ti0Ncrnueut
-urcttcs red for thr prompt ana lalth
iul iri, Oi the supple AWARDED
Il an. form, FURNISHED at thus ON 9. -
Bds properly signed and coruhrl wiz nor Ds ,ons
orej -, -, \ ~. - :,
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miscellaneous.

TOR SALE-A number of fine modern paint
ings by the best foreign artists Madou. Robbie ana
otners The property French family can 20 en-
~ at HEKMXNN WUNDERLICHs. 1858 broadway
lVORTHINGTON DUPLEX STEAM PUMP,
w 7Lax4 can be running at Bewltts hnBn'
Gers supply store. S33 7th-ave.
CI mn WILL be paid for q copy Of tho
good preservation Address -. ,,..... cuu.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
Art Scnoois-CitY.

MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER.
vi nlreceiyc pupils beginning Tuesday October ~ N
drawing al and water color painting 'l HE nowers ana
ands rape, china painting and decoration.
studio No - NIii3)lAy
References
Mr William Hart v A.. Mr. IA nes u. Hart y. y;
Mr David olnson ~
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
". u. HOLT. Solicitor

SUPREN.E COURT, CITY ND 0UNTI Or
- NEW ORK.-Joseph II. wester eld against Henry -
Of IN decree Of sale duly made
ard entered N this and Llr IN Tue onee Of the rrk
Of the ~ and County o. Ssm on IN. yh aH ~ namd
viii SO al public auction a. 1os m H IN IN law
OF March II O'Clock noon BY Anhony El,sc ke,
SON. auc;oEecr. the nrens u sld decree anu
therein Described as iohows 70 VII
All that c,ran piece parcel OF land, situate IN the
Cv Of York bounded IN de c1bed as oowsi Begin
ming AZ poni on IN souths5iy SI. o. H ,
wcor on hundrt dandioIv es Ia stch ana he
Eleven venue theme nrnas "uthefy G c az
toncr g cry along .ad cen ro me - tel enor nor'
he 90 he-y aundf du fr yrlsha nttoel aud
lie c t-rly aoas nn.Tei andiOGty-eishth street -
'eet oihe place OF 0egiun.nI
Al.o all certain o'' psce, or pa.cls o: lsnd
II II Hundred ami rcrt seventh -r- a p0nt ~,
sss s s HeSss Sss'sT s 6ns il a
running thono h9rtncfly pafsel wh Tue ncs rs
~ aid csnro nr 80 est th"nc sum sy ph p.rh
eT siae Of one muhdfei forty yegh sr,c .nd
snes SEVENTH Street fee 20 point ac' OF
ginning ruu,
Al.o hat certain dwolias mouse and lot piece oT parcel
~, sI@ o, at.crine ale and the and c0nyeyciis
ncd on certain o. tho pro err % 20. ."f.i
tb a. The csior Of hc CITY and onnty Of NewYors
The NJ nle, ~ and ana - i a a a. no tw.nt f~
nn Lonaid street rlnnn thence ",s'ei Ais "a. m
aud O "isn - ais sry .o. oo' pae "a TT nu 5r olf
tern 'youe feet 10 oCAherfn' ian" htn a o.,
o Of the city o. NswSo-E; norney along he
and of the corpora, on ol the 1y OF ,r" aoi. 20 L. o
line 81 ot mum e sireen hiity.seven feet - Him street
and t.ene, nc ,s m'5i.e ri s 1sInlaS Dsd Febfar lss5
-O"'' AAIHANIkL JARVIS. ~,
WILLIAM II sEcoa Referee
III Broadway, NJ T. CITY.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

4 - CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
~ free parents. Plolse give particulars T. MlRlAM
COY NRIERE. ~ East l7th-st.' Union ~qnarA
DEST SCHOOLS.-20C -"presentcd-clrclldfs
ID free Dlrslts glp nss:ripe tl;r wants cireilli
selected andmailci Tor p1stlrs. - .-.,..,... =, =,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.
90 TEAMS EACM WAY WEEK DAYS App on SUN

on TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND9ON SUM-
81 nay 8 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, ? IN
NEW.YOKk
Express trains leave NewYo via Desbosses and Court
landt street Ferries. as follows; =, =, ana
g20 7:-O $50 O. and 10 Limitsd ll;lo a. ~ l. s;o
"a! T. 4;iO D. 81 and aud IL night sundays D. lo
i yIimited) and 10 m; g. g. and p. NJ, and IL
night Elnigrsnt and second class 700 p. m ann
Trains leaving New.YOrk daily; except Sandsy o;sV.
$50 and 1910 l. q L. 4io and p m connect Al
Retnrn,n trains leave Broad Street station. Phadsphia
iooi 3.3O 4Ou 43J except Monday 600. 1880, SO,
$40. ii and ll;l5 IN; qmited Express l3u and 5:2o
PM AZ 40 LOO a5 sSca anu @ as $50 IL Tnted 80
74o and 7i6 p Leave Philadelphia, via Camden. $50
IA. daily, except sunday. NJ, ,r..awax ..,ou
OF ami Cortlandt sA Court 81,
md Brook yn Annex stauon foot Of Futonst brooklyn
s y, oiice No Bat,ery Place ind Castle Gard-n
rho Nrw York Transfer Company will call for aud checx
baggage ir9mt M no ois ptit, ~. u '"'o JR WOOD,
CHAhadssnne Mapaysr General Pass'r,Agcnt
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
WEST SHORE pOUTE.

"EST SHURE FUUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER.
All trains leave wes, 42dt Cortland and Desbrosses s
tatiOns.
chicago 40 O. m. 'Sp. IN Pullman seepors through
et. Louis $3.50, % p N. Pullman sloeDers.
Detroit, 40 o. n. .5aO, g D. IN Pullman secpeTs.
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls Bunalo Rochester 40
SYRACUSE 7l0. 40 Q mg $3.50, q
Utica. 7:lO. 40, ll:D0 q m. $3.50. % D M.
Newburg. Kingston. Catsku. Albany ~7l0. 40 lli0O
O. $500, sSSO, sSp.
For Montreal and Canada East 7lo g. m, $3.50 p. m.
Hamilton London 10 o. $3.50 % p n Toronto 'o:oo
.baiy. other trains daily except SUNDAY: ,.
tons or information apply at oces Jersey CITY Penn
Station Mobokon lis ashng gtonst Bro6kyn Court:st
New.York city a. 2OI fol $40.
3e s6l, e46 4O l2S broadway 7s7 ethavs & lAS . East
l26th 1881 Penn. r. r. Stacons foot OF Cort
landt and Debrosbes sfs and West shore sa!a mot o
West %2dst baggage called for and checked iro hotsn
and resdencea orders be left at ticket OMEGA
~ ntste-st HENRY MONETT oen. Pass Aeenk
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
Steamboats, nno Railroads
oTONINCTON line

A -STONINGTON LINE; ,,,,urrp porru
~ EAnFs .aTs !:
auctions 10 all po'W PopPLE General Passenger Agent
IIALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Route
to sp the ssd E E
hvor daily ss1ay' s6SsS's a enepa Passenger Agent
BORDEN q LOWELL. Agents. New.Yorx =-
TOR w-HAVEN.-Steamers Leave Peck
at p M ma ana 70 o p early % aoS AID east
cursiou to New.IaYsn aud rOtIIA o. Iae.- ae.
ERIE AHsss hsH nov 2yD tpaEn 6
os = sn4aEs 1S %"si Day s1 Eap. isT prawngreo
Sos9s. s.S sHa anssfa asoo' ss'D.s
coaches sn st honis LSiied Spres extra charge
IG living s: sS 'S' r"i%ss
spSpd snS iS dSy % tans arrive Toledo and
InSi.nnnGg' 6y icas cheo wes. SOLID Train n
Sa Of Pu%1n saao Day ySisrara s%a Chicago
5S % ncS Rsssss sS p
sundays $40 go S2o % la 1873 eoc noon no. is $50
40 sic $50 $40 $50 $50 $50 1929 AM IL midnight
S""ay' ana S' psisriSa ss iSS s
.o 500 56S GO 7sg = end io I: sa5 p5Gis SATURDAY
no 0S Il IA S Si ioo 5ao iS Sa9 css So
s2nHa :!S sgasaL' sH S 81 Sunday
Roadout and Kingston and Moutgomerys am a;sop m.
'"s ao.nea 5:S5 7so 1920 am s3o $50 4;so $50
sunday 5A5 $40 sd 1929 9na eSo q a;so $40 M
5s $500 SSnnset aSS %h @ Ontario
Railroad 1 sans 5 TO- S2o so $40 sunday
sss and quarter ate. :,s , S1s
from 545 Q NJ lo46p m every thirty minutes an" 'r'n
ioa5 i2.6 every hour IN Drawing Room and
s,esEns coaches Obtained and orders Tor the
and 9agsasSs NAY be M s Wes u e No
Coos, ti Brooklyn or a. Companys Depots =, 7,o
""o' JOIN 4 ABBOTT Gcn'I Passr Agent NewYorK
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSSLIa lSsIo0a y.
1oster Piermont and Nyack $50 10 a m S2u = ':1Ud
Sao sid. $50 D. m II midnight sundays y a. m' anu
s's5 NsPust a Spring Valley Monssy7 10 m A'o M
Join N ABBOTT. Gsnl Pa.'r Agent Nsw'f0rf'
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH nrvo,np
Trains leave haTsm fIyss sisGn srSe Harem River
Avenue sa 5d GI'yntsao Soo ss &
saSa1yi iS So go and Zoo fr S.nrs os'aS9ys %.,
oak Point Hunts Point = est farms R AN Rsrtov rstv
rsS,% Msa5r say s 'scwRochd
T Ts%. for and al 4oa
s ana s and and Boston and al p0n
train 70, RoeaaS oaSS ,Dd al intermediate sta
ten, a. Tor Vcw Room an all intermediate g..
ons At III" With way tralns Central Depot and
Stamford with express train to Boston VIA no'e inv
rHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
tIsn,ie.ve depot foot of CortIsndt and pe.srosses
so s.ad,bs @ 80 aea.s sRd 6Snf 1 %nfsarr
r y yS4' o a ana ~ and sG
ts 4ld sn GSP.Io 40 p m coun.c, for .u
;;.sa s.Snncy and a,1cn sunday
General Eastern once No. e B. Gs3isdrox p. A.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

Musical instruction
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
~ 8 EAST l4TH.~T. Third door cast OF 5TIIAVE.
incorporated 1868
OPEN DAILY FROM . a. NJ. tO9 y, NJ
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

| CHOICE collection of school circulars for
norcuts and ylardans Teacher. every department o
aIt and learning recommended H. EsSE 20 West ~ si~t
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
tOmter Resorts.

ATLANTIC CIrY. NJ
aneudid location tho Handsomely appontou
lin syery convenience for winter and summer Visitors
"A EDWIN LIPPINCoTr
NATURAL BRIDGE, VA.-A rare oppOr-
nity 10 wonderful place Is given 20 persons
Attending the suration the New orleans ExPosuo
The shories route NewOrleaDs BY the ShenannOah Ya
lev Raroad Their trains stop this depot
se can he had from Lynchburg on other trunk
'es and from Wsshngton For and rates address
in''o AA" AVN TUE FOREST INN, -
Natural bridge, Va
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

CCHOOL OF MINES.
- PREPARATORY SCHOOL, ~ Fast 4, ,th a. -
j. Wooabriige Davis q. Il. Pm d., Principal. Introductory
to all Scientinc (ollcgcs
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
REAL ESTATE

KEw-YoRx, Tuesday, March 8. lssA
The following sales were hold at tbs Exchange
salesroom to-day:
By Richard v Harnea TO-
24ssoy and Nd ias isastory s g Syck hudnEs with plo.
twof noT. sth-avs, plot 42loIosa; James Kenny
oonS $lS,600
BIZ John F. B. Smyth.
lot es llth.aye, 754 It Of 6ith-st, 25lxi00 Car
oine stoddard.. l6oo
By Dantet H. Seaman.
plot Of land. nnwool.st adjoining land OF Mary
Vetch at Inwooi ll0xl00 d Bntler........ l%so
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN5FEaA
YEw-YoRx crrI
x75; owenE wesake and wife to Martha Hill
sd-sye s. 20 il it Of i03d.t 5o1ioo d Interest," ''0'
same property pavid I Fra S1anG and % wife 70 John '0'
on Karsch il $4,000
ham warsawsti 80; 27,5oo
PECK and wife to Coamb1s stilgler; $1,000
wa!lack. 1920
same TnSs ns.Ior%1! TSSs 70 5Gnn Maker 5000
Kcang aud wifeto Margarotta dc ieyer; $4,000
l55h.st. IS, sc IS II OF l0ih.ave, GoGxl02x329
x.9ll James ID Leary aud wife to Ellen
2eds 1855 II Of istave 2s6iis6; Emil '0'"
KIappert and wife to Arno hcervagen $500
another to Solomon jacobs -, 1880
derdius .''r 10000
Park.aye, n cor OF 09th.st. 2Ox-SllI A3hbe IL
Barney TO Mary II smith 10000
TLvons and husband to Mary a Terry ;...s-y 2l,s0o
lanes Higgins et al 70 Jonas WiI an aaotber $4,000
1stave fn of 74tl-st, 25x0D 10 $4,000
Emo to Philip raender ~D..' 22.5Oo
9th.aye, ~ II OF 18th ct, l99x6i James CLARK
son ct al to Daniel Seybel 1880
lstaye W \, 1879 OF 32d.st. lJ9xi0; Patrick Dob.
bins and wife 10 James O'Sbea. 800
tbanieI Smith and wife to Herman Tseesing...,. 1900
Same property, Edmund Seaman to Edm1bd smith
and another deed dated l3lO)............... %7oO
wife to Elsa a ciars IsSOo
Gross .o,...' " aO7So
also g. Lexlngt0n.ave, 40.1l II OF H5thst l6.9
xoJ; esOe =. Lexington-ave, 3f.5 IT'S OF thst
Barnhan, 5000
al 10 BattsnSSiser' 2a5oo
10th ave, s. 75.5 Il OF 43dst 25XlO0; Robert Hu-
wife to John Muller. 1900
28th-st. s, $50 II W OF 2d-ave 25n9s9; Johanna
Shaeer and husband TO Henry Br0esder l02oo
Cortlandt-st, No n. and No l6s Washingtonave,
grsntors' tnteI est John III Herstmann and aDoth- -
CT. executors to oFred'K Rersmann. l9Ooo
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
Fer Both Sexes-Citv.

u No. I373 Broadway, 4@dsi 18Th wear Primary
and Cassicaf departments Instruction thorous h.
Terms moderate III. NJ. HOBBY W. l.. AKIN. Principals
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
1nstruttlon.
NOLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

No.I5 49th-st.
FRANK DRISLER. A. NJ. Principal.
Refers to the Faculties Columbia College and schoo O.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

| FOR uUEENSTUWN AND LIVERPooi- ,o -.
CHICAGO Thursday hsiCh - 'o d "a
~ az ~, mo Thursday, March II. pm
N l. y.
VI WI From rlcr .iJ IN W number North River ,,-
rARIN PASSAGE SO, 50, and tlOO lnterm' uia'c F''
srEERAGE to or fIom Nes.YOrk. y ,. ,,eu,, ~,
For plssa g. &c apply 10 the INMAN STEAh9hif oO
'UulteI Washington Bulidlns. BfOadWd' ~ l.
uIiI-u. NJ NOnl b ltl.s..
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

MISERABLE sunny rooms, with board, 40
- East 2lsst, GrameToy Park .nortD; reference,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
Doar0 an0 Rooms.
East Side

LaSL Sl1e
AT TURKISH BATH 7 East 1Gth-st ce-
~ gnny furnished paror door and other desirable
4 MEXICAN private family will rent large.
~ square uisGnoy furnished, front back
third floor; sup nor accommodations and board III last
LII
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-21
A Mile In 8. LII.

The third heat for the gold skate
badge took place at the Eleventh stree
rink last evening, and 1t was rather thu
most exciting heat of the three.
q. T. Kittenger won the first heat
Latrobe the second, and it was expected
that l.atrobe would easily win the third
heat last evening, but from changing
the rollers on his skates is attributed
his defeat. The skaters were Gamble
Latrobe, w. f. Tatnall, Henry Fulen.
winder, Ed dwar6 Farra and Charles
Mccall. They were started off after
scoring the third time, and Farra took
the lead and held it without appar ent
exertion until the end of the Iace.
which consisted of ifteen laps, or ska
tlng hfteen times around the rink.
Fuilenwinder held second place, fol-
oy Latrobe, who tried to get up to sec
ond place, but from some cause, he
could, with an effort, hold third place
In the race. Mccall and Talnall
brought up the rear. :
The audience was fairly wild, and an
plauded and cheered in vigorous man.
ner. The judges were Messrs. E. P
Moody, j. Il. Crippen and G. A. Rus
dolph, while Geo. e. Kittenger acted a
time keeper. The most amusing as
well as the most exciting race to the
who are City Solicitor
Henry Clay Turner, ex-senator Har-
ry Sharpley and Gen. w. s. McNair,
Of the Morning News, will take place
this evening. The winner will receive
q gold medal, while the last man in will
get leather or tin medal. You should
not fail to see the race.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-21
A Grand Anuiversary.

A grand anniversary of Waship pton
Council U. r. OF A. was celebrated in
McClary's hall, sos Market street, last
evening, the room being crowded. The
exercises were opened by a song BY Mr..
Walter Martin and his daughter Lizzie.
This was followed by select readings by
Mrs. A. NJ. Beatty and George Mann.
The Bowers male quartet favored the
audience with sonae very fine singing.
Billy" Cole drove the audience into
convulsions of laugher by his ridiculous
cOntortions. Miss Lizzie Camperson
sang in an exquisite manner and M. A.
Meyers gave humorous reading called
" Aunt Patienc's doughnuts Mr.. j..
Remyer kept up the fun by reading a
piece showing how Dutchman set a
hen. Mr.. Martin and daughter render
ed another song. Mrs. Beatty gave a
humorous description of going into the
ark In which Shakespeare was outdone
Mr.. j. r. Myers, manager, and Will
liam r. Holland as cOlored pupil, were
highly applauded. The parlor comedy
called the "wind fall' closed the Ell.
tertainment. For the success of the en-.
tertainment much credit is due to j. r.
Myers, William Il. Holland, William
Bradford, Samuel and William Buck,
Miss Emma Mann and Miss Lizzie
Holland.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-21
The EnrI,rh Retreat,n~.

LONDON. Feb. 20.-A despatch from
Korti says: General Sir Redver Butler
who began his retreat from Gubat sew.
eral days ago, was compelled to halt at
Abu Klea Wells AMI entrench his
troops in a position there In order to
safely defend himself against Ell Mahdi
men, who are gathering In large num-
bers on his line of retreat and are contin-
ually menacinG the British forces.
Special dispatches indicate that Cen
eral lord Wolseley will have to send
strong reinforcements to General Bull
ler IL the latter IL to be rescued from his
perilous position. Grave fears are
entertained In some quarters here that
General Butler may meet the fate of
General Gordon unless he is speedily
succored.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-21
At the Rink.

j noticed in your paper last evening.
piece by one of the instructors, sta,
ting that ii the one signing "An Eye
Witness" the lady beginners would
attend the morning or afternoon ses-
sions, they would receive instructions.
l would state for the instructor that it
was in the afternoon that SO much was
said about it. and suppose those that
can only attend in the evening are not
to receive instructions. 1t seems you
are only supposed to instruct morning
and afternoons. l don't doubt but that
1T is work. if so, why 1t employ what
time you have to Instruct, and give it
to those that need it, and as they be
come advanced help others.
BLANK
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-21

The wonder Of the Are

Ano WOnO0r OK the Ago.
Photographs made as quick as winl
0y the instantaneous prooess--no NOR
long sitting. 12 fine cabinet photo,
graphs for $500 at Hollands photo
graph rooms. 307 Market street.
Fresh Fish.
Fresh shad and herring and all kind
Of fresh fish at McClure's fish stand il
Eighth street market.
AstOnishing, bui Truei
You can buy cigars for 25 and 80 eta
per box at Chapman's. Seventh and
orange and No. East Third street.
bargains Bargains
For tho next thirty days In cIgars and
bobacco, to make room for new stock
Vt 100 Eost Second street.
kesrnuFant.
The best dinner in the city for 2,
cents at McClure's restaurant In Eighth
street market.
Salt River Oysters
At Jones ,618 West Eighth street, De.
dvered to any part of the city.
Janney, 301 and 3O3 King street,
nnder tbe cash sy stem, offers potatoes,
apples, onions, oranges, lemons, butter.
roll and print, at prices to suit the
times. Brooms and bags 30 low az will
astonish you. Does not allow to be
undersold in his line of goods.
Good goods are always the cheapest,
and the fact that good goods at low
prices can be bought from j. o. Nc
Cormick, grocer, Seventh and Jefferson
streets, should induce all to purchase
of him.
At Hartman's = drug store, Fifth and
Poplar, you will find an elegant assort-
mept OF tooth brushes, hair brushes,
toilet powders and handkerchief ex-
tracts
Fell q Joseph, Front street -four and
feed dealers, 713, Is the place to get
Hour cheap and good. Give us call
Hot Cross Buns daily at 10 o'clock
q. m. during Lent at p. o. Snyder's,
ll3 W. Eighth street.
For frosted limbs, chapped hands
and lips, Lame and sore feet, use PAIN
VICTOR.
For all bodily pains and aches, PAIN
VICTOR Is unparalleled. For sale by all
druggists.
Fine toilet articles you will find in
large variety at 300 King street, and at
reasonable prices. Taylor & Fullerton.
Choice family coal under cover at
Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
Grand lunch tonight at the Atlantic
Garden, 224 King street.
Thos. f. Hanlon, Fire Insurance,
Market and Ninth Sts.. Law Building.
Burke Il Kellum's Goal Ii the best
Wharf at the foot of King street.
For good coal 90 TO Bush's, French
street wharf.
silver-a pamph let, by DIR. Quinby
at Buffers.
Bush's, French street wharf, Ia tn.
place to buy good coal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-21
s;RHKLlSIgISS;;
fM

sun rises o'42 Sun sets SAC.
Axemts i0r Dun1ap's Haes.
RumfOrd Brothers. n aseora.
Cold
Try Bush's coal you will like It.
Try Bush's coal; you will like 1t.
Brazilian Tonic bitters only 20 cents.
Horse blankets. whips, sleds, s9c, store.
Birds and cages at Parker's, East md ct.
miDsrd r. Davis, jewelers. Z. end street.
ofty Laundry, Sixth and ShipIey Streets.
strong cough candy at Ferguson's,l E. End
Wrnsers sold and repaired. at 8l8 Shiplsy
zine Is X. Rings. At Hanf ls Z. Fourth Q,
hrsEiiian hslm, coughs ana cclds, 10 ots
Tany at Ferguson 8, II East Second street
Charity bawls-those at a foundling asy.
lum.
A bachelor Of arts-an accom- plished lady.
killer.
The man who COWS taiiy seldom reaps a
or p o. sugar cane.
Have your carpets laid by George r,
hodges, BOZ Shipley street.
:, Tobacco and cigars OF high grade at Mul.
lins', t25 West Front street.
Roofing done at prices TO suit all. by
MOrrow Il Croker, All French street.
Gravel and plastic slate roofs put on BY
Morrow & Croker. All French street.
Fixtures an lightning rods for sale BY
Morrow n Croker, All French street.
Old tin roots coated and made tight by
MORROW * Croker, All French street.
To have your gravel roofs repaired, 20 u
nj orrow &CrOker. Az French street.
Bulwer was right there is no such word as
fail. II is modified into assignment
When you move have your uphols' erine
done by Geo. F. Hedges, 5O7 .,iey street
quart at Penpell's stall 10 King street. and
all kinds o. fresh fish.
Tako your babies 70 Hollands, so7 Marie
trcet, ana hAvo thsir.piotures tazen bv Il O
.nstaptareous proc~eS
Finest family Bibles in the city. Prices from
"a TO - ON installmente Call on John @
Bryant, Pennsylvania House. or leave orders
at hEPUBLIoAF office.
Ont mouldings s. re now all the style. and
am furnishing tine gilt and fincy frames for
Is per cont off of last seat on's prices. Baugh
203 Vest Second street.
Ladies' Misses, chtldrer's and mems fine
shoes at less than cost to close out the
shoe nusiness by the hrst of M IRON, at L. r.
Adair's Alb King street.
L. r. AGair, Alb King street to close out
his boots and sh0es by the first OF March will
positively sell at less than ccst prices Uon't
fail to go and see them 4l3 King street.
Ross DOW has fine assortment of lates
styies OF Deroy ma Us. made to order at Two
In the city Also, a large stock
Of underwear. gloves, neckwear and notions
Gail and see them.
Elegant plush and morocco albums
Prices $3 and "a each, In small weekly pay.
ments. Leave orders at REPUBLICAN office
lr call on John q. Bryant, Pennsylvanis
House. King and Front streets.
The front gate now is lonesome.
No more II bends beneath
The weight of young Augustus,
Whose arms George Ann enwreath.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-21
An Engine over the Trestle,

This morning new shifting engine,
No. Go, was backed into the p, w. & B.
round-house, and while the fireman was
cleaning the engine the cylinders filled
with steam, and the engine, in spite OF
he efforts of the fireman to stop it,
started out the back way, carrying the
large door with it and knocking down
the brick jambs on each side. The en-
gine struck sand car standing on the
track, sending it over the trestle work
and plunging over after it, falling par
TALLY on its side. The engine is con-
sioerably smashed up. A force of hands
had succeeded by noon to- day in getting
the tank on the track, and 1t Is ex pected
the engine will be got back this after
noon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-21
Heavy Wefuhea.

The bullock slaughtered the other
day by Thomas Mayne, weighed when
dressed 1872 pounds, and az this was
claimed to have been the preatest
weight of any bullock ever prepared for
the Wilmington market, Mr.. Joseph III,
Gould puts forth the claim that he has
slaughtered heavier bullocks, as fol-
lows The Sherman bullock, weighing
! ,s44 pounds, dressed !; the SattertRwait
Du uiiock, 1,744 pounds, dressed, and the
Iybout bullock, last year, 1,756 pounds,
dressed. From the above it will be
seen that Mr.. Gould carries off the
palm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-02-21
how Khnrtoum Was Taken.

LONDON, Feb. 20.-A dispatch from
korti to the London Times. dated on
Friday, says that the latest advices
from Khartoum are to the effect thai
when FL Mahdi heard of the result OF
the battle at Abu. Klea Wells, he at once
proclaimed that his own troops had
gained great victory and announced
that the English were destroyed. He
paraded British aocoutreme ents, such as
helmets boisted on spears, as proofs OF
the truths of his statements. When the
Prophet made this proclamation the
garrison in Khartoum were on short
cations, and they believed what El
Mahdi announced. When Ell Mahdi'.
men approached the place members el
the affected garrison leveled a portion
of the wall to admit the enemy.