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THE DIFF ERENT DENOMINATIONS

The Baptists, who now number, over
2,000, 900 members, cannot obtain the 49,
600 subscribers necessary to revival OF the
Baptist Quarterly Review. VI. 81. -t.
Many of the small churches around Bos-
ton of the Baptist persuasion, It is said, will
soon lose their pastors, unless there is more
interest taken BY the larger churches to
sustain. --... - -.,.....
An educated eolored minister In Virginia
and more than hundred freedmen want to
settle at Cape Palmas, in the southern part
of Liberia, in West Africa. Missionary COL
snies may be regarded as the cheapest and
most efectual wsyof planting Christianity
in Africa. II 2a-1s 'I' a3JaNEI
Thirty-six years ago the Island of Samoa
had population of "a coo, all of whom
we're barbarisbs. The population now NUM-
bers 10000, the majority of whom are
Christians. In the theological seminary
sre sixty students, aud t~enty missionaries
are sent out every YET IA the = tghboring
islands. rs.~a r .r-.-. .
A list of those who have left the Church
Of England for the Church of Rome, just
Published, contains the names of Miss Stan-
ley, sister ofthe Dean; .tiss Gladstone, sis
ter of the ex-Premier; DR.. Arnold's eldest
son, Prof. Paley, Prof. Bartf, Adelside
Proctor, and Elizabeth Thompson, the mil
itary painter. .'
The Scotch Protsstants are opposing the
re establishment OF the Pspal hierarchy.
List month they started the publication OF
the Scottish Patriot in Edinburgh, and its
promoters ihtend that ito cDIumps shall be
devoted TO furtnering "the interests OF
Protestant truth and civil and religious tree
DOM To siouse the Dation from ts state
OF siumber viii b. one great aim of the
scot ish Patriot. l. s.ys:-" Ent.reIs 9, free
rom patty, either OF Church or Sat-, III
Sill seek 20 unite Prose-t4Dts ut slLdeLom-
Dations against the c,n mon foe" ~
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BISHOP BECK R,s DIsCoUhsE

On tomorrow afternoon the Right Rev.
erend Bishop Becker, win deliver discoa #
in St. Peters Church In answer to the at
tack made upon the Catholic Church b,
tho Right Rev Bishop Lee. Admission to
the Church will be free to all, and 1t ia tb.
wish of Bishop Becker, that members o
81. Peters will take pains to give VI
their seats If necessary, to Protestant viSi.
tors, and see to it, that they are courte.
ousiy accommodated, in the church.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-02

The Scotch authorities have not only
put the Glasgow City Bank Directors in
prison, refusing heavy bail offered for one
of them, but have charged them with fraud
and theft in plain English. 1t is a good
sign when such irregularities" as the Di-
rectors have committed do not affect the
language of the ccuntry, and when man
who steals millions is called thief without
any qualification of the term. There is
then prospect that he may be punished
as thief.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-02

NOTICE, 1 GWilliain F. Grifi'u. do
~ hereby give notice thatJ shall appi TO
Judges of this Court OF Genera sessions OF
the Peace and Jail delivery Of 4 e State of
Delaware, In and for TIE county Of Nrw
Castle. on Monday, the 18Th day Of Novsm-
Der, next A. d. 1S7S,beirg the lst day Of the
next November Term OF the sad Court for
q lcense to sell intoxicAting liquors In
Quantities lot less than one half gallon,
al my store on Main street il the Town OF
Newark, in the Unit 4 School / istrict No
3a aud Al. in White Clay Lreek Huudred
New Castle County Delaware. ard he tol-
owing respectable citizens recommend
the haId application, to !.
Iames II. Kay, @ Henry
i'orge W: Lindsey 8. k. Lh0ate,
Benz CauIk, Nathan Sanders,
lanes Jeferls,h Amos Brown,
Roger Corbit, Calvin g. Worrel
j. w. Remington, n Edward MoPike
WILLIAM f, GRIFFITH.
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The Messrs. Rothschild will, next week,
offer for public subscription eS, ,500,0 900 OF
5 per cent. Egyptian bonds at from 70 to IS.
The British and French Governments
guarantee the appointment OF Commis-
sioner to see that the revenues derived from
the Khedive's surrendered estates are do
mated to the payment of the interest On and
to provides sinking fund for this loan until
Its extinction.
Caleb Cushipg's letter declining the
nomination by the WoFcester Democratic
Convention for the Attorney, Generalsnip
was published ysstsrday morning. The
letter it dated September %, and states as
bis reason for his decision his advanced e
ard his not possessing the qualification of
Ave years resideace which, the Constitution
requires Otherwise bis PERSONA friendship
for General Butler would have. .frilaced him
to accept tho nomination.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-02

NOTICE-I,s sylvester w. Clement, of New
IN Castle county and Stateo Of Delaware. do
hereby give notice that inlend TO make
application to the Court Of General Ses-
sions Of the Peace and JAN Delivery nf the
state OF DE, aware, in and for New Castle
'soun ty ,Dn the frst day of its ,eYm, VIII ch
viii commence q Il d be h. Id at New Castle,
in New Castle county aforesaid, Oh Mon
lay, the 18th day ei No embers A. d. 1878
Ior license to X eep an Inn or Tavern, ana
0 sell iptoxicatius liquors la less quanti
lies than one quart to be drunk -on the
premises, at a d in he house now occu
oted by me and knownas theSummit House.
TIE location of said house wherein I pr,
20 to keep an inn OF tavern is in school
Iistri 10. "A in New Castle county afore-
said in the saiu Summit Bridge. st.
Jeorg sHundTed. The apes Of ne respect-
10 6 ciiiz. rs Recommending the said ap-
plication are: -
3harles Nc AIMEE Z OJA Lum
James Nicholson 80 AsP. GaTnagy
James P. Ford John Vail
William Lore X. f. Boulden
]. f. Brown Simon Starr
William P. Nicholson John Gill
Henry Salmon
SYLVESTER W. CLEMENT,
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REGISTERS NOTICES. /
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE.

REJlSTER'S OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Sept. II, 1878.
Upon. the application Of Rev. Patrick
Riley, Administrator OF Mary A. MGCul-
Tough, lats of Wilmington Hundred, in
said County, deceased, IL is ordered aud di-
rected Oy tle Register that the Admins
traitor aforesaid, give notice Of granting Of
Letters 0 adm nis'raliOn III on the Estate
II the u@ce sed, vi Ii the date OF srs sting
thereof, by causing advertisemt nts to be
posted within forty days from the da OF
such Letters ia six of the most public
places of Ihe C unity of New Castle, requir-
'ng all persons having demands aga EST
the estate, 10 present the same or abb 1e by
4n ct OF a asssmb y in such case made ant
provided And alsp cause the same to be
Inserted within the same pertod in tn
MORNING HERALD, q newspaper published
in Wilm ,1gt1n, and t. be continued there
in three -weeks-o 10 d.
~ Given under the hand and Sea
{ ofOm eof the ,egistera foresaid
( LIS at New Castle, in New Castle
County, aforesaid, t-o day and
~ year above priLten.
nT9 SCI BiGGS Register
NoTICE-all per ons having claims
against the Estate Il the deceased mnsl
cresent the same duly attested to Lhe Ad-
mi uistrator on or before September II, 1878
or abide the Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided.
.re..,..f ,. PATRICK RILEY,
- Administrators,
10 Address, WILMINGTON. Del. ~ sep20
The Morning herald., 1878-11-02

Mr.. w. II. VENDERBILT paid George
N. Stone of Cincinnati, s2l, 900 cash for
his four.year old filly Maud D.. who trotted
a mile in Eli, at Lexington, last week.
One-half the interest in the stallion Ham
bletonian Mambrino, owned by jos. Mont
gonery, of Harrisburg, Pa, was recently
sold to Chas. II. Rossell, of Philadelphia,
for $4,000. Is -, ralr..
The Morning herald., 1878-11-02

The Sheriff has refused the application
for bail 10 the cases Of the directors OF th
City of Glasgow Bank. An appeal from
the sheri6's decision will be carried before
the Lord Advocate, and, II refused there,
will be carried to the High Court of Ju-
dietary at Edinburgh.
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NOTICE TO sUBscRIBERs.-Those of our
subscribers who are indebted to the Morn
ING HERALD, will oblige by an early re-
mittance. .G
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/. DOWN TIE

e--'- DSWa t4aA-r = NAN4SI II As.~---~-s
zen "a N E
Demon bAs small coars house Of n,
olden style. -
The mud y being dug out 81 wiconict
at Salisbury. Ea
The Eastern sho, Is red hot with Con
grsssioDal politics. ~,
The Kent county Teachers Institute will
pfobabiy be ifefd m Dover rsa.assassas.rsau.
/ Thomas H ChambersI HaAO bought the
Federaisbnrg Goarisr of DR.. Noble. .s4u-sasz.
VIM. D Hofscker, of Kenton, has pear
tree VITA two crops, and is white with
blossoms for third time.
J. Frank Pratt, of Smyrna, has succeeded
In getting position on the United States
naval training ship Saratoga.
The locks of Commodore Febiger sare
whitened with the fostscot 90 yearsss After
Is months further service In the navy hs
will retire to his beautiful county seat
called Londonderry Halls1 near Bastehs
The Morning herald., 1878-11-02
OUR NEIGHBORS.

At Roach's ship yard, Chester, two new
vessels will be begun shortly for the Mallory
and Ward lines. 6e
The West Chester Local News and the
Republican are trying to see which can 60,
the lead Of the other.
Jesse and Jared Darlington, extensive
dairymen Of Delaw are County, residing on
adjoining farms, have had their residences
connected by telephone.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-02
LICENSE APPLIC ATlONo'


NJ NOTICE-Dr. w. H. II. Adkissop tio1
~ ecary. hereby auuou ces. mis- lnse nsseenlbet
ol making application at the Ho;ons for
Term of the Court oil General sesslo 6or 0
M is7s " in n and and for New Castle County 'aopOrs ~,
license for dispensing spirituous :, - Main
tor medical purpose. at bis store W nnets. IN
street between Broad and Cass sti s5 school
tLeIown Of fMlddleiowp, in unileas IF Inc
districts No.. 80 and o. lhe nahssnt my
res gEctabie clliZeoS recomn
said application, are: ~" ~, lockwood,
X. NJ. y nJtds. EdW ~. hN,,eli,
w crtt'Way, L =. Mr''"Wys
g w w. Naudiu, " A 'pn
Isaac Jones. Jr. sswsli Jod'
/ W. hayes. J. b' Eoa.o,
Frank T. Eiiason, b 10 ton'
Nathl Williams, Wm. kate''
80, a,.a, Geo ns. W v. 1asHTn%h, II. f. %h,DxIssos'
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NOTICES..

MATURE LIZATt0N-U. &. Court viii
IN set ON Monday Eovember4 and Novem.
Der S, at II O'Clock, a. m.
First papers must be taken cut on or be-
fore November 2, Or the vote at the next
Presidential election win be lost. Clerks
office open every evening until November
3, from to 8 O'Clock. ,,r.gi ''
oct'28-6t 8. r, SMITH, Clerk
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as q thlef.

On Tuesday next in the sixteen South
srn States, including our own State, Dell
aware, Maryland and Missouri, one hun
dred and six members of the House of
Representatives are to be elected. There
will be an almost solid Democratic dele.
cation. ne
The Morning herald., 1878-11-02

= UTlCE-~i, lien B,auicy 90 hereby
~ give notice t"at ] shsti apply to the
JUICES OF The Court OF Genera : sions OF
the Peace and Jail de ivery f1he State O
Delaware, IN al ttr The county of New
Castle, on Monday, the isth day of Novem-
Der next being tn frs, das OF the Novem.
Der Term, a D.. Isl /, for 4 license to sell in =
toxicating liquors in quantities not less
than one half gall n LOT TO be drunk on
the premises 40 nv store No 100 We t
Front street, on the s, w. corner of From,
and Shipiay streets. in the First Ward of
the city of ofWilmington, and the following
respectable citizens recommend the said
application TO wit;
Patrick Lally John r. Kelly
Danle! MeiarKy John Madden,
VIM, r. Glenn 6. H. KisseI Il
James Mo sghan Pataick Hughes
Anton HenZe Henry Grafiam
Lawrence Riervan r w. Evans
John S. Brady L. W. Palmer
John +. Diukey Philip q, Pluntett
] ohn Caldwell Milhaef Clancy
James McKenna Joseph Hoopes
George N Bacon Joseph B. Hum
James W. King John Kienlet9G
Joseph Lowter. VIM Kyne e. esu
.-........... HENRY BRADLEY.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-02

The Best Quality OF MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
The Mosr RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICISEs,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNES &c
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment Of HAIR, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West Pride of Key
... West Or Grauley Cigar, -
AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAVORING EXTRACTS, Strong
and Pure,
at Ninth and Market.
.,.. AT WILLIAMS,
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED SCARS
At Ninth and Market.
sect the Best" VILLA MS SAPONA-
CEOUS DENTIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS "
Choice Goods, Accuracy In dispensing. and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE,
may3 If Corner Ninth and Market
The Morning herald., 1878-11-02

j. 0Reilley, late Chief Clerk at the Pa,
Office Of the Charleston Navy Yard, at
5oston, is short Ii his accounts with the
Government ~ the amount of srve al Luu-
ired dollars. There are also other serious
chArgss ag ainst him He has f~d from the
lty. .J
The Morning herald., 1878-11-02

An immenfs sudi, nee greeted senator
Bayard last tl3 i At the Academy of Mus
In Philadelphis. He was received with
great applause, and delivered very able
address.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-02

What will Chicago do2 st. Louis has
had million and a hall failure, and i at
last ahead Of Chicago. If the latter city
wishes to maintain her reputation she must
heat This ~ 7ogm: g t17a r.f Ess
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RAILROADS.
PHILADELPHIA, WlLMIS SSTpN,A.Nl
BALTIMORE RAILROAD I
aanf .2rdf JQ-Qs'-~ - 80 - o. 4.

SCpLs EOEO 1910
Trains will leave W Wflmington as follows
for
Philsdelphia ana intermediate stations,
7.n5 6mt90. 8 a, 10 90, a. m. 2,SO
4.0l, 20s 20 pm.
Philadelphia and New York, q 0e, ,544 a m,
IL 81, IL 40, 546pm.
baltimore and intermediate stations. s 5"
am,
Baltimore and Washington Il 81, l 1t, : s.
am, 1854, IL SO, 500, p M
Trains for Delaware Division leave ol
Nsw Castle 6 %, g Il, arn, l 05, s 30 p. N.
Harrington and intern ediate statious is
/ a'al p5, 6 30pm,
Delmar and intermediate stations. s Is,
q. m. 05, p, m. --r
-r--g, SUNDAY TRAINS.
ahiisdelphia and lntermediate stations
3 10 q m, 90 $50 IN. = ~ - -
philadelphia and New York 90, A a m.
Baltimore ar Washington II 81, / is m. .
For iurthe! information passengers are
referred TO the tin1s tablesp stedsat she do
not, r.&.at -. Be- sol % 81 y y MAD ~.
iune-Iv r.. = K t'aH EEU7P GUnE
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The Morning Herald

Is published every morning, tsunday ex-
cepted) and delivered in the city OF Will
mtngton and surrounding places for six
cents per week payable to carriers. Mail
subscriptions. postage fee, three dollars
per annum.
GEO. O'BYRNB 4 Co., Publ hers.
-. No 500 Shipley street,
Wilmingtoy Del.
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20 THOSE wANrlAs cLorHE-,

Quinn and Adam both learned the same
trade; but Quinn couid beat Adam at tai.
loriDg, and give him odds every time. II
auy one doubts this, Gail upon him. We
n 3an VIZ. T. QUINN,
TIE MERcHAX1 TAILOR;
No. liz Market street.
You will there fnd a choice and we'll
1e.ec.ed stock Of all kindsof
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, -
Which by the artistic employees ofQuinn
the Tailor, will be fashioned into garments
sure to improve the appearance, and pro-
mote the comforto of the wearer.
Prices to suit the enforced economy of
the times, is the the rule with
Wm. H. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. 122 Market Street.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-02
FOE CORONER,
JACOB Butt.

/, a FOR STATE SENATORS
J. Wilkins Cooch, of Pencader, Hid.
Charles H. McWhorter, Of Red Lion.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES. .g-'
James W. Ware. Of Wilmington.
DR.. Swithin Chandler, of Mill Creek.
William Dean, of White Clay Greek.
John Doran, of Christians, %
Giles Lambson, of New Castle.
Edwin r. Cochran, of..St. Georges.
William E.. Riggs, ST., Of Blackbird.
FOR LEVY coURTs COMMISSIONERS.
William R. Bright, of Red Lion.
William Polk, of ST. Georges.
William A. Morrison, Of Mill Creek.
William L. Wier, Of White Clay Greek
James 7. Taylor, of Appoquinimink.
Henry H. Wells, of Blackbird.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-02
LII ENSE ! a PPLTC, TTON~
r roTICE:--I Philip g. Prauket, co ne { by

IN gve notice mat I hail app to the
juiges of Court of tlenera SessioUs OF
The Peace and j. il Deliv-ry OF the state Of
Delaware. in and for the csunIN of New
'asle on Mo day, !hs 18th Gay of iIovem,
her, being the 1st Gay Jrf2 Tire cr<ovember
term A 1873, FL fleet Sc tG sell a.
my stere, No W West From stree, IL tns
First Ward in the oily Of r.yts mipgto
= unity and stale afors1id. AMI with
the privilege 10 seilintoxicati0g liq lors in
ouanttties not 3essthan one half gat on not
TO H. druDs on thr- prem Ises. snd the fol-
loving respectable citizen sirecommend he
The Morning herald., 1878-11-02
TIE INDIAN QUESTION.

WILMINGTON, Del. Nov. ., 1875.
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guyu,,t II ,.m,

IN. Old Stoves taken Interchange
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Average sscorn Daily Circulation Deer
17,6OO-befno q mach larger bona fde,
regular and permanent circulation thar
that of all the other daily papers ~ the
CITY added k00ekhep.
The District Bill.

week ago, in treating upon the amend
ments to the District bill, made by the Senate
District Committee, We suggested that while
some of these amendments were meritoriOus,
others were open to serious objection. Among
the latter we named that striking out the pro-
vision requiring the civilian commissioners to
give bond that giving enormously increased
powers to the Board of Health that raising
the tax rate from $50 per hundred to s. on
both real and personal property; that allow
ing the Commissioners to divide out contracts
In 5000 parcels; that naming So per yard as
The price for street paving, when it can be
done, and well done for 81 and less that in re-
gard to a District delegate &C., &c.
Several of the amendments We pointed out
as Objectionable have, we see, been rejected
by the Senate. The delegate feature has been
thrown out altogether, and the council feature
as well; thus abOlishing every form of suffrage
from the bill. We suspect there will not be
much lamentatiOn amongst our tax payers if
the suffrage feature stays out, but in case the
House insists upon replacing it, we would sug-
gest that 1t had better take the shape of max
ing one of the Commissioners elective if it is
TO amount to anything practical A delegate
In Congress without vote or influence could do
us little service, and might do positive
harm by undertaking the championship
OF District interests, and failing to COM
mand the attention of the House. The ex-
perienceS of this session have shown
that the District committee have the
weight and influence to enable them to get
District legislation through the House much
more successfully than District delegate
possibly could. However, the District people
are not at all tenacious as to the form i'm which
suffrage is allotted to them, or whether it is
given to them at all, so that the so per cent
provision is secured. They are, of course,
anxious that prOper safeguards shall be thrown
around the expenditure of the money they
raise for their proportion of the expenses:
and in this way they will be gratifed with the
reduction OF the price named for paving to 81
per yard. There is no manner of doubt that
as good pavement as any in this city can be
laid for that amount, and even less. We think
the Senate would consult the wishes of the
taxpayers also by modifying the amendment
proposing to increase the powers of the Board
OF Health. That board has done much good
work, but it is not entitled to be entrusted
with the extraordinary powers given by this
provision, by which they can, independent of
any control by the District government,
ain, fill up, or reduce grades at will, and
cause the cost of such work to be assessed
upon the property holders.
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Now that the experiment of Woman's Hotel
has proved failure in New York it is likely
that the San Francisco scheme will fall to the
ground. Various reasons are offered for the
poor support which the Stewart hotel has re-
ceived. The prices and the stringency of the
regulations have been suggested Judge Hill
ton, by way OF explaining the matter, com
plainingly says: You cannot get women to
accept any help based on the condition of sep
aratiOn from the other SEX Whatever the
cause, there is no doubt that Mr.. Stewards plan
will not work. In hotel costing s37O),OOO,
and designed to accommodate at least 1,OOD
persons, there are only 30 inmates 1t is un-
derstOOd that. after some necessary alterations
are made, the building will be opened as a
commercial hotel, and thus be made profitable.
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Germany, having disposed of the Nicarag-
uans, is turning an evil eye in the direction OF
China suspension of diplomatic relations
between these two powers is stated by the
Bombay papers to be imminent. China, con-
PEELED to support an army in Cashgar, losing
millions OF her citizens by starvation, and now
threatened by great European power is in
sore straits. HOStilitieS with Germany would
still further postpone the time when the gov
eminent will be able to perfect a system of
internal communication which will provide
for the rapid transportation of food, and thus
largely Obyiate the danger of such famines as
the one which is now proving So destructive.
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The Russian government is evidently by no
means pleased with the unexpected result of
the trial of Vera SaSSulitch, who was acquit-
ted by jury after attempting TO take the life
OF the st. Petersburg chief of police. 1t has
been decided TO abolish jury trials in ca seS of
attempted assassination for political motives.
and the minister of justice. by whose advice
the case was submitted to a jury, has made up
his mind TO resign
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BANKERS.

y GRAIN, PROVISIONS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE quotations. cor
tions. GRAIN and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BOARD OF TRADE quotations, on one per cent OF
Mail or Telegraph, to buy or sell al ed immed
upon receipt of margin. Regular commissions
StriGtly square dealing. Prompt remittances by
~ and 90 Broadway, New York. ap96-m, W kf, I'm
A MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE
"a VIII execute orders for the purchase or sale OF
ocks, Bonds and God on moderate marginal
Commissions IS each 100 shares. Stock privileges
6egotistsd on Responsible parties only Correspon-
Mining and Stock Exchange, 50 WAL ST., New
York. Reference. ID. Z. Manyan, ESQ.,, President
National Trust Co., New York. janI-
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Judging from the tone of letters from over
the water, published in American newspapers,
the proportion of Exposition to Imposition at
Paris is rather less than one to a hundred.
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The dramatists are having their day in
France. EictOrien SardOu was recently re-
ceiyed as member OF the French Academy,
and Alexander Dumas presided at the recep
tinn.
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I'VE have no doubt in our own mind that We
pint more papers than THE STAR-"-G Post.
We have no doubt that We print more than
double the papers printed by the Post.
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issue on the LIST and 18th Of each month bul-
letn OF all property for sale aud rent on my books
which can be had on application at my ONCE or
will be sent by mail Ii desired.
Auction Sales.
On TUESDAY, May 18th, at D. m, improyed
property Oh II ST., bet. 9Th and 9Th SITS, ne
IS coo $4,000, 81, 500, $500, $3.50, at per cent.
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ENuk kENT! FOk RENT FOR RENTI
~ BY Il. O HulxIZAAN lInI, and Y SITS n W

- By 4. y. hOLTZAAN, lOtu and sts n W.
Oily Ia ave. NV, Store. $3.50 90
623 Pa. ave. NV, 18 rooms, mod. imps.... 100 90
9Ol 18th st. n W.. IL rooms mod limos. ..... 15 on
zoos st. NV, 10 rooms, furnshed.... GO 90
OLD I'd st. n. W.. 10 rooms. mod imps....... 55 90
PA Pa ave. n. W.. III rooms, mod imps.... IS 90
eos st. NV, rooms, mod. imps........ 55 90
4Stodda I'd st, Geo'twn Ii rooms, mod. imps 80 90
1889 10Th st. n W., rooms, mod. imps.... 40 or
r. st. Sc, 9 r oms, mod. impS......... 80 90
604 9th ST. n. :, rooms 80 on
100 Md. ave. s.w., 8 rooms mod. impS. .... IS 90
203 st. s. G., rooms, mod imps. ......... 22 90
O6 II st. s.w., 8 rooms. mod. imps -........ 20 90
800 st. W., rooms Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
1908 7th st. q. W., rooms. Is 90
329 7th st. n.e, rooms and bath ......... 15 90