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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24

All the latest styles at Springer,s
hat store, No. West Fourth street, be-
tween Market and Shipley
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24

Five tons OF metalnc roof paint
factory, No. 206 East 18th street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24

For line carnage repairing, give
Walther ~ 90. II cali. First-eiass
work guaranteed. Factory south of
Market street bridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24

Bur very few people have thought
that Inst Saturday was the anniversary
OF two important events very closely
connected with the history of this
country. On May 20, 1889. Amerigo
Vespuggi set sail from Port st. Mary
Tor tho New World to which he gave
his name. On May 20. 1905, the great
navigator Christopher Columbus. died
at Nailadolid. Both were Italians. one
Fiorentine, the other Genoese, yet
both became Spanish subjects, made
their discoveries under the Spanish
lag and died In Spain. Few historical
dates have greater interest to the Am.
ericans than the Goth of May.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24

Several small properties can be pur-
chased cheap In the western part Of
the city by calling on Howard Z. Yer
non. this Office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24

Watches CLOCKS ana je we!ry repaired
at moderate prices. ut Wright's. eco
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24

10000 beautiful stamping pattern
ana powders. ammonia, Blueing, etc,
FOG East Fourth street. Store ana
factory.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24
A. A. OF CAMDEN.
BY INNINGS.

Brownson..1 o 0 o / Q o O-5
Camden AAo l IL OIL o 1-d
Next Saturday tho Brownson will
cross Outs again with tho kensington
Club. They will bring their crack
team with them and say they feel sure
OF winning. The Brownson will have
on strong team a good gamo may be
expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24

IRE Republicans OF the Seventh
ward should not be laggard nor luke.
warm In the coming election simply
because the ward has big RepI blican
majority. Every vote cast will count
Tor the City ticket, and besides the
Republican candidate for Council.
James Tyre is such an unoDieetionable
candidate that he should be given a
rousinR majority.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24
Went up In SMOKE.

Went up In smoke.
During the pc st week thousands of
the celebrated Nonpareil and City
Market cigars, made by II f Bour-
don q Bro, 4 East Second st. Try one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24

j, b. Mengar, manufacturer OF high
grade ready,mlxed paints, varnlshes,
etc, 203 East Fourth street, Whining
, ton, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24

Telephone Geo. ii. AteCalI Co., TO,
atlae cement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24

TnEY were no Duiggins wild cat
banks that failed yesterday. One Of
them was considered one of tho
soundes. banks in New York. With the
closing OF banks manufactures also
ATE shutting down. The situation is
becoming serious. Yet Cleveland Is
having good time entertaining Prin.
Gees Eulaila. and his headslnan Max.
well, is looping off Republican post.
masters heads at the rate of one hun
died day. The country 10 tho dogs
6hat do they care, SO long as they
can find Republicans to turn out of
Office to make places for thirsty ana
hungry DeInocrats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24
Awnings.

We never were so busy In avn
ings. Price Is lever in these
goods. Protect yourself from
the heat by getting one for your
porch or windows = $3.50 up.
wards.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24

Free to all. one dollar percale
shirt for 76c, at .. w. Ladd's, 40S Mar
ket street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24

Wednesday. May "a. 1893.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24

Ho' Traveller. take BEEauAn's PMS
Nltb ra.l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24
AMERICAN CATARRH CURE,

had Catarrh FOR the last fiveyears and
had tried severnl Catarrh remedies with
out relief. Tue American Catarih Gura
gave me relief at once. | have not uaei
one bottle, yet feel that | am cured
JAMES SERRILI
Jeweier and Optlcian.
1906 South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
DR. w. u. JONES. the discoyerer OF the
AMERICAN CATARRh CURE, has devoted
twenty-six year to the study and treat
meht OF Latarrh and gives the public
the benefit OF IL In this great healing
remedy. Price, 81 90. For sale by Il,
FBEIGHER MCLA UGHLIN, 402 Market
street. wilmington. DEL. or mailed any.
where for 81 per bottle. maj
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24
when win wori,inr,,en Think,

When ha p1,Inpiptpa ar tho na,,,,x
cratic marty ara ,,nIad ~ -, IL,
Droner light astbay M. o,,l,o,I,.d e.,
their olof,,r, ,ha ,r,.aa, 49,, =.
that anv wor,,tn.ran a. al, sho,,,,,
hnya yo,aa 10, ~, ,,o,..,, mr. -
cratic Reform CInb ~ Ea,v vi, !,
bill thew have drortan pronoaoo =, NJ
NIT fro ;,,to ~, ,,,,,,,,,,. - nGo oo ~,
worth og gooao ,vtioh ,,.a,a at,,tai,e
In 1902 Tho, ,h.,, :, -
antiaa on sato ono ooo ,r,,rth - .,,,,,e
tron, az, ,,a,.a. !, 4s- a, i,
sent II vaa asti,,ntoa ,h,t IN 500
theae nr,iolos wo,Id 10 i,,.,,,.a.o.1I :. :
s4oo ,a5 COO IN yolna 1h,,s ~ ~,
tba, rho Az ,acto,I i,oraaso =, a,,t,. ~
t,,,,or,. l., .i,.,io -, -
AR, AGO ooo or consi,,or,,,r,, NV, 49,
ana baIf Wa =, 1,,,,.s,., -, -
n nav tbis ann 10 ,,ra,,,,o,a e.
rooda ,yttoh No nv, ,,r..l,,
hnma
Aa,ha v.,,o 80 .r.a i,o.. :.
ea1 oao ono ~, -
iporeasad II 900 Gao ono - - 80 -,
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24
Furniture Linens.

One person kept busy cutting all
the time, an unusual season In
these goods. Fit, make and
quality guaranteed. S12 to $50
for the set. Select yodr stripes
and we will tell you the cost.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24
Hamburg Edgings.

We have everything you can pos
sibly want in the edging line.
Beautiful Swiss Flouncing in
sets to match in three and four
widths. All the novelties in col.
ored edglnga, also new styles OF
colored wash laces suitable fol-
bingham dresses, etc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24
THOS. GRINSELL,
S. E. Cor. Second and Orange.

Cash, Weekly and Monthly Payments
Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings
OtEer evenings close ut = o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24
Mattings.

ARGENT purchase allows us TO
offer you for So, s6 and o. the
roll (40 yards.) A better mat
ting than you have ever been
able to get. A few short lengths
to close at O very low figure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-24
LiCltonSteil &Hart
22s Market Street.
Dry Goods,
Carpets,
Upholstery.
Opened To-Day.

500 square yards OF Lnoleum.
bought under the most favoia BILE
circumstances, and will be sold
Tor 81 per square yard; worth
Sl.25. Bring sizes OF your bath
room, hall and kitchen and we
will save you money.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
THE DAVIS ESTATE.

Suit to Determine the Ownership Of
Bank Stock.
Special to Tho Independsnt
BUTTE. Dec. 22.-An important move was
made to-day in connection with tho Davis
will case. Attorney Claybsrg. Of Helena.
died petition before Judge Notation IN
behalf Of James A. Talbot, special ad-
mtnistrator OF the Davis estate. asking
leave TO bring action against Andrew J.
Davis, IT.. cashier Of the First Nattsnal
bank Of Bstts. to SECURE possession Of the
bank stock bslonRinR to the estate and
claimed byf him - his personal property.
Az the tins Of the death Of Judge Davis hs
possessed $3.50. 600 worth Of shares OF stock
Of this company. The shares are now
claimed By Andrew ). Davis. Jr. The pesi-
toner had demanded the delivery Of the
stock but had been refused. The petition
asks that suit be brought. to determine the
ownership of the stock. The necessary
order for commencing the action was made
BY the court.
The stock stands on the books of the
bank in the name of the deceased and has
not bssn transferred. Judgment 10 asked
that the possessor of the stock be COM
pellsd to turn 1t over 10 the administrator I.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

The sale Of reserved seats for tho enter
tainmsnt to be given Friday evening at
NinR's opera house by Miss Louise Beaudet
and Helena people will open at Pope &
O'Connof's this morning. Seats have been
on sale the past two days at the Hotel
Hslsna, and all the indioations are that
thsse will be large attendancs. Many
people will 60 simply for the enjoyment II
promises, bnt just a. many more are going
because they realize II will give them the
opportunity 20 contribute their mite for
the needy. II all tho kind hearted will
help, the entertainment will yield good
round sum for ths relief committee, which
10 to get 80 per cent OF the receipts after
certain OF Iensss are paid.
All those who will take psTt are snthusi-
astically rehsarsinR. and the entertainment
will be a rare treat. A. p. Curtin has
Kindly agreed to loan an organ for the oc.
caaion, to be used in the scene from Leah
and every one seems 10 be taking a decided
interest. Mr.. Chas. Palme-. who will sina
a genuine old-tims Irish song. 10 : well
known Warrington society man and actor
This will be his drst public appearance il
Helena, his services being freely given fo
the poor.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
CHOIR RECITAL.

The First Of the Series by the Unitariana
Was Decided success.
II q crowded house, 4 hne musical pro-
eramme we'll rendered and abundant ap-
plause is an evidence Of success. the hrst Of
the series Of recitAls by the Unitarian choir
and its friends was marked success.
A temporary stage had been built and
was tassefully covered with rugs. the ugly
windows in the rear being drapsd with
lambrsquins and handsome screens and
potted flowers added much TO the attract
iveness. Every number was we'll reoeived
and manv were encored. Mrs. Henry
Foots added another to her many successes.
M. Hsrschfsld showed great spirit and OK
quisits Anish In his solo nunber. Miss
Whitney rendered in sweet voice and with
marked skill dramatic solo. Ame.
Nedini in her solo aud in the duet with Mr..
Casedy delighted the audience.
Duets, solos and concerted pieces wers
all pleasing and the accompanies added
much to the artistic merit Of each number.
The public will look forward with plsasur-
able anticipation to the other two ooncsrti
In tho series.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
a Off. Il Oft.
7HBB0STONrS 5
ANNUAL
Quarter Oil Sale
ANNUAL
.ssseesss.
r r UNDREDS OF our custom
ers, remembering OUR

r II UNDREDS OF our custom
ers, remembering OUR
= - GREAT QUARTER OFF
CASH BARGAIN SALE during the
Holidays for tho past few years
have repeatedly asked US it we
would give them the same oppor-
tunity to buy bargains this season.
We have decided to again throw
profits to the four winds, comply
with the request of our patrons,
end inaugurate a sale that for
good round bargains will again
excite the wonder and surprise of
our competitors and the admira-
ton of our customers. While we
slaughter thousands and thous-
ands of dollars worth of goods in
which there is not one cent profit
to US, the magnitude and daring
of such sale cannot but advertise
and bring US before a generous
public in manner that they will
not scon forget. Bear in mind
that this sale only lasts until Dec.
Is. Como early and make your
selections. One-quarter off on
everything excepting on E. G w.
Collars and Cuffs and Monarch
Shirts.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
HANDSOME CHRISTMAS GOODS.
And They Arc BoinE Sold Mt Prices That
Are PhenoMsnnNy Low.

And They Arc BoinE Sold at Prices That
Arc Phenomsnaiy Low.
No establishment in the noSthwest can
make handsomsr display of hns holiday
goods than the John Steinmstx JswslSy
Co.. this year. and none 10 Offering such
good goods at suoh low prices. A Haviland
china fish set. Of fifteen pieces. all different
decorations of which the former price was
$75. IL on sale as $40. which 10 25 per cent
less than cost. Another beautiful thing 10
Haviland decorated hsh set. Of fourteen
pieces. Of which tho former price was $3a.
and Is now offered Al $1a7b. Another
Haviland cream set is offered at $2. the
former price of which WAS $38. All the
oths, china in the establishment has been
reduced in Ike proportion. Every article
In the store 10 offered al more removable
prices than any other house in the north
west. The unusually low prices made on
all grades of watches has had the effect Of
selling them very rapidly. Diamonds also
arc offered at unhasrd of prices. and are
going very fast. Az the house had . large
stock originally. this line 10 still unbSoksn
and perfect to select from.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
WILL ADJOURN TO-DAY.
Congress Will Take 4 Rest Until
the Third Day Of Next
Year.
Peffsr Thinks Corgressmen and
Senators Should not Draw
Extra Mileage.
He 10 Remindsd That IL II not Compul-
sory-M0rs Vessels Are Ordered
to Rio.

WARRINGTON. Dec. 2O.--Ths house spent
the day in consideration of the pending
conference reports. those on urgent do
hoisncy Of last session. and for the New
York and New Jersey bridge bill. pEspssa--
tory 10 adjournment for holiday recess to-
morrow. Both reports were sRrsed 10
after Some very lively spesches. The de-
Aeisnoy bill called forth 9 very bitter
assaignmsnt OF both parties for wanton OK.
travaRsnes from Hutchinson, Of Texas.
and the bridge bill. as amended BY she
senate. was vigorously opposed by Cum
minRs. Warner. sicklss and Bartlett. Of
New York, but was finally passed by do
cisive vote.
The Hawaiian question was disposed Of
for The present In the senate whom. afsos
Hoar's argument. the message and accom-.
panying documents were referred TO the
committee on foreign relations. That
committee was directed to inquire and re-
port whsther. and II 80 what. irregularities
hsve occurred in the diplomatic or othsS
intercourse between the United States aad
Hawaii In relation to the recent revolution
In those islands.
The senate concurrsd In the house Yssolu.
tisn for holiday recess from tomorrow
until Jan. 3 1894. Mr.. Cockrell reported
the urgent deficiency bill. Mr. Peter
moved to strike ont the item allowing mile
age to senators and members for the pres
sent session. He argued that in ths pres
snt depressed condition Of the country il
WAS wong for senators and representatives
10 take money to which their right at least
was doubted. Mr.. Dolph wished TO re-
mind the senator of something that
had escaped his attsntion.-that NO ono
IL Obliged to take mileage, and II the bill
passed and the senator from Kansas. or
any other senstor. had eompunetions Of
conscience about II, thsy could leave tho
money In the treasury. After some debate
by = vote of twelve yeas to forty-ons nays.
the motion to strike ouS was rejected. and
and the bill was passed,
The navy department. has ordered the
cruiser New York and the monitor Hianto-
nomah to get ready for ssa. II 10 supposed
they are to proceed to Rio. but the navy
| department. declines to give definite infos-
nation on this point. Is will ssqnisA i
week to put ths Miantonomah In condition
for sss. The ordering Of tbs San Franclsco
to Rio, with Admiral Bsnham ON board.
| puts that officer IN command OF the United
] States nnvsl force there.
| As soon az tho Now Mexico bill comes mp
| in the houss an effort will bs made to tack
on an Oklahoma amendment. but this plan
will probably fail. In the senate the s6ofS
will again be made. and may bs suscesfful
| there, 40 several senators In the southwest
arc favorably disposed towards Oklshons.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
Anything hut Hanging.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2O.-Ths defense In the
Prsndsraast case will rely on the fact that
the jury WAS allowed to separate to vote
yostes day - good ground for new trial il
tho case Ross against him.
Counsel for defense created q sensation
by announcing that any verdict short of
hanging would be aooeptsd. The family in
willing that the jury return . verdict OF
imprisonment for life. or confinement in n
mad houas. but would appsnl y death YER
dict.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
PERSONAL.

Daniel Simpson has returned from an
eastern trip.
w. 8. Dodge and wife are stopviaR q NE
Grand Central
&. L. Bowlby and wife. Of Masysyills. are
In town ON Q visit.
J.C. Ksrlsy, editor OF The Townsend
Msassagsr. 10 In the city.
w. j. Wilson. Great Falls; r. +. Murray.
Comet; =. J. Carter. Elkhorn; John w.
Owens. Winston; w. d. Flowers, Boxeman,
Philip Lowell, Dillon. are among the out OF
towa visitors registered at the Grand Osar
tsAl.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

E.
lode In the Minnesota and Park distElets. 4
Notice Of intsntion TO hold mining claim
has bssn died by j. A. Ramsey o. al for the
Annual representation has been made on
the Roxy Point Grown Point and Eighty
Nine lodes.
Tho sale Of reserved seats for the Beau
dst entertainment at Mina's opens to-day
a Poi d O'Connot's.
Eliza j. Merrill has transferred TO H. n.
Beardsley, lots 13 and IA. block "a. North
esn Pacific addition. for $50.
The pupils of 81. Vincents academy ars
.. eparina a Christmas cAntata. the "Nativ-
ity Play. 10 bs given Dec. 81.
The regular fortnightly meeting Of the
Mecca Dancing club will be held Al san
ford d Evans hall this Thusskay At 1880
Pm.
The Sunday school teachers and bible
students. uo'mal GLASS. will meet this oven
ing at 1880 At 81. Paurs n. Z. church. 4
full attendance 10 requested.
The Montana State Teachers associa-
tion meets at Butte Dec. 81 TO 20 inclusive
County Supsrtntendsnt Reifonrath and
Oily Superintendent Young will attend.
By mutual agreement between the Union
Pacific, Great Northern and Northern Pa
cido railroads passenger rates ON those
lines will bs advanced Jan. l TO the ratss In
sffeot previous TO juno IL.
Al ths annual election of King Solomon
lodge No. 8 A. +. and A. NJ. ths following
we.o elected ~ officers for the ensuing
yea: W. H., Jossph Witmer; = W.. ]. A.
Doughty; j. w.. David Marks; treasurer.
Joseph Cans; secretary. Emil KluRs.
Articles OF incorporation OF the Gold
C-csk Placer Mining company have been
filed. The incorp0rators are II. Il. Hoyor.
Nj. s. Parker, 4. 5. Staokp pole. N. Y. Hoss
and II. II. spurrisr. who have formed the
company for the purpose OF buying, selling.
properties. water ,iahts. ditchsa etc. The
capital stock Ia 81. OO0. 900 divided into $780,
600 shares Of q each. Operations are TO be
| carried ON in Deer Lodge county with ths
principal Office at the Gold Creek placer
| mines.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
Republicans Give It Up.

CHICAGO. Dec. 20.-Unofloial returns
from the election for mayor give Hopkins.
democrat . plurality of l.l4l. II 10 not
likely any action will be taken toward con-
testing Hopkins' election ~ mayor until
the official canvass WAS completed, perhaps
not shen. The democrats doA't expect .
contest unless the result 10 very close.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
Winter Races.

BAN FRlKcIsoo. Dec. 20.-Five fuflonas---
Sir Reginald. Queen Bee. Rad Light. 1:o21<f;
seven urlongs-sympashetio' Last. Coad,.
Claequsr, l:2sA; six furlonRs-Raeins.
Mouowai. Abb r, 1:l21S; mils-Zsbair.
TiRsess, Duke Stevens, 1:42A; i've furlonss
Carmel. Clare White. Johnny Hsyne.
1:02l.
Cry OF Mx1lco, Dec. 20.-Thirtssn-six-
teenths-Hsroules, Teutontc. Morgan g..
l;2616: half mile-Luks Parks. Tom
Thumb, Winona. :5314; hvs-sighths-
Panint, Freedom. Sir Lansslot. l:04H;
ssvsn furlongs-Youlindsn. Baokwoods.
Berndipe, 1:33a.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
Daniel sully's eat.

Daniel Sully. In ths Corner Groesry.
kept large audisnos with their mouths
wide open at the opera house last night.
The play. while Astounding In ludio'ous
situations and side splitting Incidents, still
has vein OF pathos running through il
that gives Mr.. bully an excellent oppertu-
nifty to display his versatile talents. Besides
Mr.. sully there are in the cast Harry A.
Emmerson. George Mitchell. Frank M.
Alien. Fred Richter. Miss 4. Allan. Miss
Ruth Russell, and last. but most Miss
Louise Sully, all Of whom did their parts
we'll. Miss sully. who might be called
'Peck's bad girl" was. next TO Mr.. sully.
the attraction Of the evening. Tonight
will bs given Con Conroy. Congressman.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21

msnt Of tho indebtedness 10 ths govern
ment and at the same sime permit the conn
pantes 10 conduct the business for which
they wsIo orsatsd. under suoh Limitations
and restrictions 40 to management and sx-
penditurss ~ may be considered necessary
to protect the rights Of ell parties interest
cd In the properly. II would bs very nm
fortunate. in my opinion, II the govern
msnt should be forced by any combination
Of circumstances to take possession Of, snd
opessts. those linss Of railway, and every
reasonable effort should be made by all psy.
Ties TO avoid such result"
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
Jak. Was not Thor. in Person.

Nxw YORK. Dec. 2O.-Jasob Schasfsr did
not attend the banquet At Dslsaonioo's a
which the money won at last wssk's billiard
tournament was to bs presented TO the
winners. scAaefsr sent Spinks 10 receive
his share. saying . previous engagement
would prevent his attendance. Ives and
Slosson were present. Out of the gate re-
oeipts Sohasfer receives 81. 969, in addition
to . purse OF $1,000; Ives 81, lsl. blosson
27a7
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
what win the Q. p. Dor

CHICAGO. Dec. 20. I'm tho continental
rate situation the question 10. what will the
Canadian Pacific dc2 Rates have been ad-
vanced a. . fsslss aud to spsn tAs way foH
an agreement satisfactory TO all. Az YET,
however, the Canadian Pacific has shown
NO sipns of coming into the fold.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
EARLY MOrning BlAxo.

EARLY M0rning Blasc.
An alarm of hrs at 2:40 this merning vas
caused by the burning Of pile Of Ties Al
the crossing of tho Montana Central on
Helena avenue.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21

Every lady In Helena should call and see the
| beautiful assortment of goods At Park avenue.
China glassware. siiverWare. eto.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
Christmas Trees

Ara beautiful, but you can in
GREASE their beauty ten told by
purchasing some of the beauti-
1ul Tree Ornaments you will
find in my stock. They Were
selected ty one who has had IS
years experience in buying this
class OF goods. You cannot find
a greater or finer variety in the
city. Cable Christmas Candles
at lower price than ever be-
fore offered. with candle hold
ers to match. All goods are
marked in plain figures.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-21
DOLLS AND TOYS

Will be closed out at cost this
week to avoid carrying over to
the next Holiday Season.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-04
RECORD MAKERS.

The greatest speed attained by
sailing ships. according to- Mulhal, was
b. the James BaincS. 40 miles in
t~wC;.ty-:our hours. and Flying Cloud.
H.. The Red Jacket ran 2.2oO miles
il seven days, averaging 325 miles u
day.
TIE appearance of n ladies eight on
the Thames has attracted couaidcra-
bic attention. The craft in which they
row Is Il light one. and the members Of
.hc C are allrcat!y:attirrd in white,
with ties and hatbands of Lrandcr
cCrisc.
TIE duchess Of Tie Princess
~liouisc) has succeeded IN maintaining
her reputation us an expert angler.
She has taken thirty salmon the past
season., and on ono day she landed as
many as seven, which ranged from
min 20 fourteen pounds in weight.
RECENTLY the Cunlrd steamer
Lucar;1 reduced the Cunard atcuncr
C~ampania'S eastward IGcOrd Ivy one
hour and twenty-five minutes, and the
CanapaniH reduced the Lucania's west
";""d record By twenty minutes. The
TIVE records now stand: Eastward,
LuConia, 5.I@.31; westward, >Campuuia,
H.lI -