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PUBLIC SALES.
EXECUTRIX's SALE .r.
- ft. OF
REAL ESTAT E!

By virtue OF a renewed Order of the
Orphans Court, OF the State of Delaware,
IN and for New Castle County. made at
The February Term, 1915, will be exposed
to sale at Public Auction, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9Th, 1873,
AT Ii o'clock, a. M,
At the Auction Roems of u. II. Ccyle a.
Co., Nate WIN. II. Saf So on Fourth st, !,
between Market and King streets, in the
city of Wilmington, the following describ-
ed lands and tenemenis, being the REAL
TO wit:
No. l. A lot of land, bounded On the
southwest by the Kennett Turapike. on
the southeast by Broome street. on u o
northeast by Thirteenth street. and the
northwest by land formerly of Naff and
Newman, but now of Joseph L.. Carpenie er
ana Jacob Z. Herdm4n, with a front of
about 40 feet on Broom street, and rum
ming back about 90 feet on the Kennett
r,t I9aa, ana running TO about 90 feet on
No. 8. "A lot OF land bounded on the
northwest by BrOome street, on the SOUTH
west by the kennett road Aforesaid, on the
southeast by land of Z. p, Johnson. and
on the northeast by Thirteenth street, with
width OF about 100 feet Or Broom street,
ana about 90 feet on JOhnson's land, and a
depth OF about 400 ieet on the Kennett road
and about 800 feet OH Thirteenth street.
NO. 4. A lot of land bounded on the
northwest by Broome street, on the south :
west by Thirteenth street, ON the southeast
Dy FRANKLIN street, and on the northeast
oy land OF George H. Bates and Others
with front OF about 273 feet on Broome
street and about 1856 feet on Franklin stree
and with depth OF about 475 feet on Thir-
teentb street. and of about 800 feet on the
line OF the properties bounding 1t on the
north last side
No, 8. A loI OF land with large build
ing thereon erected, known as the Tenn per
ance nan, beSlnnlng at corner OF land
late OF ii. Il. Pennington, on the soutberIy
lie OF 4lh street, at the distance of "A feet
from the easterly side of Market street
thence by said land and other lois fronting
on Market street south 80 degrees, west ~
1eet TO a line of land late of The heirs of
Joseph Grub; thence along thai line
easterly parallel with Fourth street "a
feet inches TO a corner OF said land
thence by another line OF the same soutn
80 degrees, west feet inches. thence east
erly by the northerly side ofa feet wide
alley parallel with Fourth street % feet 2
inches to a corner OF land of Margaret
COOK, thence by that land north 81 de-
grees. east II feet 5 inches TO the southerlv
side OF Fourth street, and thence therehv
north 6e degrees west, 62 feet. TO the place
OF beginning.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known, at the time and place afore-
SAID, by
SUSANNA N. ANDERSON,
Or, by VICTOR DUPONT, Esq,
Attest, J: M. HoUsEMAN, Clerk Or
| phans' Court
~ The above described property will be
sold on very easy terms, and will be di.
vlded INTO lots, of size to suit purchasers
aI,u u az tne same time and place Jacob b
| iierdinah and Joseph l., Carpenter vii
| Lots apei'and,s
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Tho New I.abor-Greenbnck
Parity

WASHINGTON, Aug A call will be
issued to-morr, W for meeting at WASH
ington, early in the present week, of
gentlemen representing different sections
OF the new Labor Gree nback party. The
object of the gathering arei First-A
consultation as to the. best means for
systematizing the operations and pro-
noting vet more rapidly the growth OF
the Labor party; and, Second-The for
nation and establishment in Washington
of a permanent national committee for
the objects, among others, of securing
unity of purpose and great harmony of
action among the various clubs and orga-
nization, as well as to promote more in
telligent cooperation ofindustrial Green.
back Labor mvn throughout the United
States.
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DICK TuRpIN and Claude Duval were

DICK TURPIN and Claude Duval were
driving along Thirty-fourth street, New
York city, last Saturday, in butchers
cart, when they espied agentleman carry
ing a 5000 package of money under his
arm. They hoped out, garroted him,
seized the money and drove away. Un-
less it can he shown that Richard and
Claude are both citizens Of some South
ern Sta'e, it will hardly be fair to attrib-
ute this piece of outlawry TO the deaden-
ing and demoralizing effects of slavery.
It's stated at the Treasury Department,
that Secretary Sherman will remain away
from Washington the greater portion Of
this month, tr.r r.aT r..-.t t-f.E a..f
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AUGUST ., ,TS76.

"a BASE LIBEL" AGAINST Hon. Ed
WARD WooTTEN.-We publish in anoth-
er column letter from Judge Wootten,
in which that gentleman characterizes, as
we believe truthfully the reference to him
in the Euery Ereniag and Commercidi,
of Friday, ga base libel" He says: ~
challenge an investigation of all the mat
ter referred to in this infamous libel
against me-"
We have known Judge Wootten many
years and never heard word derogatory
to his character until about week OF
ten days before the appointment was
made filling the vacancy on the Bench oc-
casioned by the death of the late lament
ed Chief Justice Gilpin. Judge Wootten
had been on the Bench then about %
years, and his name was frequently con-
nected with that appointment. He had
been life long Democrat and was nomi-
mated for Congress before he went on the
Bench, but declined. He was highly
recommended by Hon. Jas. A. Bayard and
many others for U. S. Senator after he
went on the Bench he was still favored
for U. s. Senator by the Messrs. Bayard,
but many others favored the late DIR.
Bates or Hon. Willard Salisbury. The
latter was elected and Judge w ootten con-
tinued on the Bench, without a word
against his character that we ever heard.
When the vacancy occurred, as the Dem
ocratic party had never had Chief JUS
.tice it was confidently believed Judge
Wootten would be promoted; not only
for this but because of his ability and ex-
perience in our courts and his eminent
fitness. This, however, was not the result;
and oW people including Judge Wootten
had almost forgotten the matter until
the publication of some remarks by
Major b. T. Biggs to Geo. Alfred Town.
send, were last week published in the
Times, over the signature of "GATH."-
These remarks were copied into the
-Ecery Erening and commercial, of Fri
day, and although there was nothing il
them TO require the editor of that papel
to allude to Judge Wootlen, as he did
the latter being Democrat afforded hin
an opportunity to introduce the allusion!
OF which the Honorable gentleman yer,
justly complains, in a letter to which W,
have directed attention elsewhere.
We need not add that every honorabl
and high minded citizen must feel an in
eXpressible indignation for the characte
OF any one that would rake up and cir
culate an old worn out rumor against an
man to destroy his chance of promotion
to say nothing of such gentlemen a
Judge Wootten had always been held I,
be by the bar of this State. We bay,
heretofore alluded to the purity of char
-acter of our judiciary in open and decid
ed language. We do not believe tn,
scandalous libel now referred to, an,
need add no hing more, than to wisl
those who originated the vile rumors ha,
reflected and acted upon the advice eiyer
in that holy book so much neglected
''Let him that is without sin throw tn,
first stone"
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The GAZETTE need not fear that Gal
lagher, if elected, will appoint negro
policemen. All he wants from the negro
IS his vote, and then he can whistle for an
oilice.-Newark Ledger.
We do fearit though. The Republican
admits that it does not know that he will
not We never were arrested; and if we
should be, We don't want to be by ne
gro But better men than we are in the
public estimation, have gone into the
city hall cells, The poor have tender
feelings, and so have Their wives anf
children.
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Hound Child'n under

Arrive at Rehoboth. II 80 a. m.
Returning leave hehoboth at D. m.
for all Of above points. .f.l -. -
5 l-2 Hours at the Sea shore.
Tickets good TO return by regular trains
until August 9th, inclusive II presented
TO and stamped by the Agent at Reno
both. It.l-. ..t' .'-.igr +.
H. r. KENNY, Superintendent.
/. N. MILL =, GenI AgJ. Del. Div.
CT o. A. DADMUN, GEM Ticket Agt.
augl-te
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m Home Institute opens It's SPRING
competent and wide-awake teachers, III
only home day and boarding school in the
Guy: Oo1ect system. Special advantages
1or na,ra French m and music. Eight instructors.
school in Wilmington. MoDERATE,
RATES. THOROUGH WORK. Primary.
middle, and senior classes. Monthly re-,
ports sent TO parents 10 be signed and re-
Address flor circular) MRS q fMIss
HOUSTON, Home Institute, No. so Della
ware Avenue, Wilmington, Del.
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TAX PAYERS. Take Notice.

City and School Tax for 1873.
The undersigned, receivers of Taxes for
the City OF Wilmington, will be at H
NO. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET,
between Market and King streets, on and
after the first day OF July, 1878, between
the hours OF and IL In the morning and
from 2 to 9 In the afternoon, Ior the pur-
pose OF receiving taxes. " WV
On all taxes I aid during the month of
July, there will be q deduction OF i've
cents on every dollar, and ON all taxes pa Id
on or alter the first day of August, includ-
ing the first Tuesday OF september, shall
be payable without O deduction or addi-
tion as aforesaid, and all Iaxes unpaid on
the next day after the first Tuesday OF
september, shall be increased by the ad
dition OF nve per centum on the amount
thereof. EDMUND PhOV0S1,
Receiver Northern District.
Including all N orth OF SIKH street |
WILLIAM KYNE,
Receiver Southern District.
Including all South OF sixth street !
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NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
IN We hereby give nstice that the
collectors OF county and Poor tax will be
found at No. 10 East Sixth street, during
the month OF July and August; and at 6ls
Market street during the evening, for the
purpose of receiving the same. ..
JOS. l.. CARPENTEk, Jr., .
A GIVEN
July LIST. lSs.-tf Collectors.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-05

THREE MILLIONS of people are repor-
10 DC affected by the famine in Morocco
Large numbers are daily diving from
starvation and disease is adding to the
horrors of the situation. A relief move
ment has been generously started BY the
Hebrews of this city.
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NJ OTICE.-The DemOcratic ExecuLi We
IN Committed, of New Castle county,
under the rules, have apportioned the
county rs follows, 70 wit: Wilmington, ,
ChrisGana, Mill Creek, White Clay Creek,
New Castle, st. Georges and Blackbird
Hundreds are entitled TO have each one
Representative In the next Legislature.
Pencader In the 2nd District. and Red Lion
in the 3rd, are entitled each one Senator.
The election OF Delegates To the State
Convention called To meet at Dover, Aug
9Th, To nominate candidates for Governor
and Congress, will be held in the respec-
tive election Districts OF the County, on
Saturday, August 3rd. The nomination
Election for candidates for the Levy Court
and for the LeRislature, will be held on the
LIST saturday OF SeptemberS
Polls TO be opened from ~ O'Clock, NJ :, TO
7 O'Clock, p. NJ. The election Is 70 be held
by the Judges who held the nomination
election for sheriff and Coroner
J. IL. WALKER, Chairman
WILLIAM III. NEWTON, sec. pro tenn.
Jylz-tn .....,.4...--. -.
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ID. LEMON u CO.,
Steam Cracker, Cake and
Biscuit Bakers
ALSO
Candy Manufacturers.
DEALERS IN
Groceries, Fruits, Nuts, &c,
liz Market Street, III
(BELow SECOND STREET. AND
No, u6 Shipley street,
(BELOW SECOND STREET,

Having complete our arrangements by
the Introduction of Raney's Patent Reel
oven, with a capacity of turning out TWEEN.
ty barrels OF hour per day into Crackers
Biscuits and Cakes, and through the aid OF
eight thousand dollars worth OF the latest
improved polished machinery to supply
thus mammoth oven, where neither smoke
dust nor gas enters baking cham bers while
baking. 1t being drawn Off by mecba anical
appliances, we consider ourselves com me-
tent to compete with any other similar
establishment in this country TO furnish 10
stores, Hotels, Pic-nics. Parties of every
Kind and Ship stores at as low a rate as
they can be gotten up for, considering the
qual1ty of the goods. We herewith emu
merale few of the articles which are OF
the best quality:
Eiccnsc NJ CT 1i., crackers by the barrel, 10 C.
9 CI, am ~, to &c.
Soua S Iouhu auu square, To Sc
Hssol Ht .eu cahes' 10 TO 12c.
SinseI mus, 1Oc.
XSinser cakes large l60 Tor 81 90
ialh cdnuy III quantity per Id. lie.
FlDe - tao oSn
Our salesman and wagons will visit ali
| the stores in the city and State, and ali
| stores in the adjacent States of Pennsyl-
vania, Maryland and New Jersey. and So
llcit the patronage of all persons In good
standing who win be pleased to patronize
our establishment. ID. LEMON u co,
| haVZo-3neod. III Market street.
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Chin Ian Pin, the Chinese embassador
says that the Amencan Government is
hele responsible for the treatment of tbe
Chinese immigrants and Ming Cool
says no more will come here if they ar,
treated badly.
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WEsLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,

w WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
AT the opening of the Fall term, Mon
day, Sept. 9. 1878, there will be N u w
President, NEW furniture, NEW repairs
throughout the building, NEW planes
the modern conveniences NEWLY intro,
duced TO add TO the comfort of the young
ladies both in the public and priyaIe
rooms, and all this at the OLD prices
For catalogues address the president.
ly1-tf i.
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HE WAS WORTH BUT 100000, 900

SAN FRANCISCO, August 3-Michael
Reese news of whose death at Wellen-
stein, Germany, was rec ived today,
leiaves an estate approximated at ten
millions or more, and with the exception
Of Senaton Sharon, was the largest real
estate owner in the city. Some years ago
he made a Will leaving the great bulk of
his estate to benevolent institutions.
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RUNNING CONGRESS by costly commit
tees and commissions is the fashion now
days. There are some four or five now
sitting in various watering places.
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For sale.

For sale.
Four building lots at y. l.. corner From
and Jackson streets.
Three lots In jackson between Sixth and
Seventh.
Five lots In Il ifth between Van Buren, and
Harrison streets.
Five lots on Gilpin Avenue between Har-
Iisen and Broome streets.
Five lots adjoining and north of the above.
Five lots at y. W. corner Harrison and
Lowering Avenue.
Two lots on Delaware Avenue between
Harrison and Broome.
Five lots on Pennsylvania Avenue and
Fourteenth street.
THOMAS r. LALLY,
Real Estate gent,
dec28tf 500 Market st.
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transparent Teaching Cards

IInsCruction InnnnIn and Amusement comb,ned
ferent srtisf,ap 70 parents and teachers; IS diff
ven. s iIee ior % cts currency or sta pe ne
van Deli d Co., 20 Ann ST., N, Y. ps'
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BARGAlNS! BAkGAlNS |

DhhUAlNS. BAkGAlNS
AT
Il hOmaS Nj. Wier9S.
4 lbs. corn starch for % cts
2lbs New York L lums for % cts
Canned Salmon Lobster, I6 cts can
Gross q Blackwell's quart Onions,
40 cts. bottle.
Best olives, bottles % cts
sweet OIL, 10 cts. bottle
trenton Soda crackers, lbs for rs cts
3 lbs. Cheese, 25 CT =
lbs. Raisins, rs cts
lbs. Dried Apples, 25 cts
cans corn, % cts
cans peas, 25 cts
cans tomatoes, 20 cts
Winslow's Corn. IS cts, can
Ibis. Oat meal, % cts
Nlc-nacs, II cts
prepared chocolate for the sick, SOC. lb
Pie Peaches, o Gus. can
cans table peaches, 25 cts
wash boards, IA cts
Buckets, Ia cts
Try the Rising Sun Baking Powder,
3, 10, and 10 cents per box.
And our Flour at ., 4 and cents per 10.
can't be excelled our best flour, 81 rs;
next, 81 90; next, $3.50; can't be beat
THOMAS NJ. WIER,
Je3-dtf 1909 Market st.
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~ A special excursion IRAN Will ue
run TO REHUB0TH, the famous seaside
resort OF delaware, at the following
LOWEST RATES OF FARE EVER
OFFERED. Ni
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EDUCA1IONAL.
DUGBY ACADEMY.

d UGBY ACADEMY,
IN WILMINGToN, DEL.
A COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS
DIR. SAM'L W. MURPHEY, A. M.
Principal. Assisted by seven experienced
teachers. The School will reopen on
MONDAY, SEPT. 2nd, 1873.
For Catalogues apply to g. f. Thomas
& Co.'s Book Store. iy2O-lln
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NOTICES..
Democratic State Convention,

A Convention OF the Democratic citizens
ofLhe Stave of AZ laware, will be held at
DOVER, I'm Court House Hall, on
TU ESDAY, THE 9th DAY OF
- AUG JUST, 1873,
At u O'Clock, M, for the purpose OF
nominating a candidate for the Office OF
Governor, and candidate for the ofiice of
Representative In Congress. ] he Chair
men of the several County Com es.
are requested TO issue calls In their re-
spective counties, giving the proper notice,
and appointing the time for choosing dele
gates TO said Convention. .fgt
JAMES X. MITCHELL, +
Chairman State Central Committee.
Attest, JAMES l.. WOLCOTT, Sec'y.
Jy5- f - Nf
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FOH SALE.

LOR RENT.-The room No. 2l9 King
Il street. for parties, lectures, or by the
year. Apply AT
Jel5-tf Ne II e. Second street.
DOR SALE.-A valuable lot on r rencu
Il street between 3rd and 4th streets. 40
feet front by IS feet deep. Also, q lot on
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street, 40
feet on Pennsylvania avenue. Win be
sold on easy terms Apply 70
EVANS PENNINGTON,
ap20-tf Sth a Market Sts.
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THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, established
n 1884, is the largest and most fiourishing
weekly paper in the State, and has a larger
circulation tasn any other on the Peninsula.
P lblished' every Thursdayafternoon, at ~
per year, in advance. tI WI VI
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Shs 9aily Gazetts.

THE DAILY GAZETTE Is published every
sfternoon (sunday excepted, )at 416 Marke
street, and served by carriers to subscrioer
towns and villages, for six cents q week,
payable weekly. Yearly subscribers, sS In
advance. 3a aa
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Fl,HE HOME IN srlruTE,

iy1-tf
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, aes v BRp pAInS "
OPEN DAY AND MIGHT FOR kECEfInn VI
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF SAPEkS.
AuusExENrs-lsr PAcr-eth col

AnUsEMENTs-isr 9th col.
ArTROf OGY-7ru PAGE-4th col.
SiIAKDEKS WANrEJ-isr PAGE-4th DOL.
E0 AK n AM, Lt,DUING WANTED lsr PAcB-4th col.
BUSINESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE.
kiJsINEss NORTHEASTERN PAGE-6th col.
Fry REAL, ESTATE FOR SAILED PAcE-2d col.
CLERKS AND sALrSMEN-7rH PAcK-4th col
SfHriiiNa.-7ru pAcr-6th col.
CnXciiMEN AND GARDFNEKs-7rn PAGE-4th col.
sOASrWisE sTEAMsiiIPs- PAGn 18th and 9th coils.
CuIJNrKY BOAKD-Isr PAGE-ith and 5th coils.
DANCING ACADEMIE5-isr PAGE-6th COL
flENTIsTRY-7ru PAGE 9TH col
f5KY GOOps-Isr rAcE-5th col. n
DWELIING HOUSES To LET, FURNISHED AMI
" Observation-Disclosures PAGE Sd col
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POST oFElcE NOTICE.

DOST OfFtCK NOTICE..
i The foreign nails for the week ending Saturday July
10 1878, Will ciore ~ this ofce Tuesday at "A ~
for kurope. ny cAmship Nevada, via Queenstown; on
via Qu:enscwn tcorrespondence for France be for
$50 A. for France direct by Vile dc Paris via
svre; Thursday $3.50 4. NJ Enrope w ste BIO
many sst France 70 be By th ,esmcr DO
ship erdcr via Plymouth Cbcrbourg and lIamuurs Oh
Saturday, Mt A. NJ for Europe, by steamship Gernanc
70 DO forwarded BY tns steamer mus. be specially I'd.
Bolivia via glasgow and at IA 80 A. ~ Tor Europe by
steamship Oder. via southampton and Bremen IN.
steamships Nevsda Abysnis City Of Brussels AM ,cr-
mamie do NOT take malls for DenmA swede and Norway
The ais Hnyti and Kingston. leave New York
July Is The malls Aspinwai and South Pacific ports
leave Nev York July 10 The mails for the West indies
Porto Kico and venesncs leave New YORK July 10 The
aiis China and Japan leave Francisco July 10
The mails for Australia & leave San franciseo August g.
1tiOs 4. JAMES. Postmaster.
Posr Orrrcs. Ssw YoaK July iJ. 1879
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ssROpOSAu.s.

IliDs Will Bk KECElyED Foh PiIEfSu AND
DaDcng ic foundation piers Of the New ork Elevated
ksoaa. si Saturday noon, July 90 between OOth aud
i1Uth sss, "a sv Apply on work corner h ~ and "a
Nv. WILLIAMS 4 TwINAMk.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. 8

D iS IS 1S AZ ia
At r snv sgAptE SEAK
shsh h'sn EkS Asp
Blankets A. The p,oS r. Of ssS
& ~ frs: sy %' 81 E:ST os gs
two weeks ago she .roscd over Fleetwood Park, naf
nile li4h si.hou. break she Is very h.nssoms IL
sn% or and warranted sound aud
Past dark gray G-Mng. lss1 hands high years
fine gsntlcmsns road horse can be found; very
child. and is warrnated SOUND and Kind.
in 81 the ans.s WIN mi sas and a1
lss hands high year. o,d ant WIS sired BY Dor.ay
rapid going hore and cannot fall TO mako one Of the
fastest sa. eons;ty can .rS, nov better than
and assn driver In all harness,
VERY fast BAY Gsld,pg PLEASURE BOY. -Ia2,1 hands
high, years old BY revenue, son Of imp Trustee dam
s"n S. rs~s s. % S
best gated horses on road or rseE can beat go and is
reliable bay aeldus aEDDlcK, Is,s hands
Betsy .on n Dosa"s
Bay CANADIAN sss.sy 0y Tom J.srson out
he all day horses pole with running mato
nothing and wsr!.sssd sound and Kind
East bay Mare Empress To-. bands yesr Old got BY
Of nothnE has been used BY children. ana warranted
SrSva Tro..er Superb is yes.. old got ~ Phil
shs.idan dam ~ sassss srss.sa in a4 class Besson
warrsn,ed sound and slSa. - ~ :
wC:.,issss ssss: ssp Pony rs;sen two Road
single ana Double Harness. BlaaAs,s, Robes, Whips
n B.-Ths above stock now on exhibition and easle
invited TO cali and ride behnd them before time
SALE each horsc fully warranted and will show the
under witch track.
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"A BY VAN rASSELL 4 KEARNEY, AUCTIONEERs
Al THEIR HORSE AND CARRIAGE AC CTION MART
no, liz East 18th st., near 4th av.,
TOMORROW (tkIDAY). lOrii JULY.
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1ny WEST $50 81 (EAGLE STORAGE WARE
lUOhousssl. Scru puiously cloan moderate charges.
improved Gle vator Cash advanced II desired.
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der is a good man and a man Of common sense.
II h. folly in speak as though he or any Of his
II he were to die. or for any cause to leave. he
would feel ens and his good name would be
more eminent II biz church. were left free Of
dgt That debt will be- paid"
There srcms 10 be- n special interest in the
Prot, staui Episcopal churches
Oh. Yes; in churches whore | am entirely
unknown the movement finds alhercnts aud
fl rts are being nude in many places 10y Epis-
cuUaliHns and Methodists presbytrrians and
n.IiI,'si !, throw OIL tho yoke and stand up
Isn't tvcry much like paving a spcndthrifts
bulls won these slack churches fall back into
". sir; not one them when get a debit
paid, and church is fr,r VI obligation. ask
Standing promise from the church and congrc-
Aatl ~ a pledge to the Lord that they will meyer
again n individuals or collectively. authorize
or sanction ANYTHING which can put one dollar
Ol debt on tho churrh-and they all give it,
WHY don't you turn prnachrrY
:. On I'm not "a preacher I'm practical
i'm clean Christianity aLd hate to soc it dirti.d
10y debt. was offered s3noO u yrnr u, IKE
chur1" of "a Froshvteriu church in san Frau
CISCO but didn't think 81 1t for IL minute I'm
Thor is c,n- ,ler,ols gossip about you and
lrs. Know it, queer. .snt Il? There's IL
- Nry about my lrayne Ilf9nto h'iW TWO
Fortunately irv Old pastor H. in the city now. IN
charge of "a pr,.nyt"r IN church ON 'gund
ayDntu ami fV4r.onih street. IT, is the k,.y.
wore There a long tim"ufter broke up husin =.
Ga r'. un.I tIal inut Mn- any nom" until moved
fIan 100 "a 0U-O. wl.r''1 SIN am. My Visit Bust
- eutIr .lv lr 'uhr husin mess. A. soon u~ Il il
,on sad d -t"il 49, home. Ihr-r church mat
o. 90 900 is ...- Nn( ia my ilic. hui lay mas
The conversation had with Mr. kimhall pur-
-t..trd ul'Dl lU.- -ln 'HliiN and ttiu. sin ~.
/. iNHui Ia tam pleas 'ut
ll'nNr' m-.l with i-nity .ni betrayed no
II.N. AH.4s. widow business struck his funny