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Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
THIRD EDITION.
LEGISLATIVE DOINas.

DSings OF Both House Yestertay-
The House Rushing the WON.
Special Reported for the Republican.
DovER, March rs.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
SENArE-Bills read House bill to
incorporate Culbreth Marsh Company;
to re.iueorporate the Academy OF Visi.
tstion; to incorporate the Ancient o fder
Of Hibernisns, No. /, Wilmington; to
amend chapter 55, Revised Code; House
bill TO incorporate the Duck Creek I'm.
provsment Company; House bill in re-
lation to the collection of taxes for school
Purposes; House bill to incorporate the
Frank ford Oyster Planting Company;
House bill authorizing the laying cut
of a new public road in Georgetown
hundred. House amendment to the act
amending the charter of Georgetown
was eoncurred in; the bill incorporating
James 4 Webb Printing and Stationery
Company was passed. the bill to provide
= civil stock law for District No. II, Sus-
sex county, was read a second time.
House bills introduced; Stock law
for District No. 5, Sussex county to
amend Chapter So, Revised Code; au-
thoriz,ng New Castle to effect a $50, 900
loan; authorizing the Levy Conrt OF
New Castle to pay B F, Townsend and
Others SIS 600, expended in construct
irg Third street bridge; relating to
crimes and misdemeanors to divorce
William S. Baker to amend chapter
A. Revised Code to amend section s,
chapter II, Revised Code; incorpora.
ting Union Gas Co.
Bills passed: Amending the charter
OF the Front and Uuion Streets Rail.
way amending the charter OF Milford /;
for the protection OF muskrats.
Mr.. Robinson presented remou5trsp-
ces against the impeachment o! Derrick
b Morris, signed by njamin B Jones
and oilers, Of Indian River Hundred
John C. Stookley, Isaac Fooks and 9th
ers, Of Georgetown Vim. ". Hurlhurt,
J0hu NJ. Houston and others, of Mills.
borough and Days gsborouSh.
Mr.. Jones presented remonsttsnce
against the Pilotage bill.
The bill reiistriclipg the city Of
Wilmington was read second time
and referred to a special committee,
consisting of Cahall, Stayton aud
Swsyre, Tomlinson and Townsend de.
cliuing successively to serve.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
An Imno1..nt AMcuOM sale.

At eleven. O'Clock tomorrow and
THURSDAY morning. Mr.. Edwin 4. Birch,
of PhiIsielphia, will conduct in ths
lecture room of the Opera House, an
auction sale OF rich and elegant Turkish
and Persian carpets and rugs. The mas
NJ, Ozle will be auotione9r. Besides 3
large member Of rugs and carpets there
will be sold thirty seven pieces Of en-
broiderss, table, seat and back covers,
chair cushions, lampmsts, slipper pat
terms and Roman scsrts. The articles
are very beautiful. A number OF ar
tique rugs are on exhibition. One in
particular a Daghistan rug, fifty years
old, is in an excellent state OF prsser.
yatioI.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
Deaf HIS.

M1TCETLL-On the 27th inst, Mrs Ada l..
b., uI'e Of w. Il Mitchell, and daughter
Of ThOs H and Martha M. Brown, in the
2sNh year Of her age.
Onths 2str, inst Ida L. infant daughter
OF ". u. and LA l. b Mitchell.
Relatives and friends OF the family are
respnctfally invited to attend the fu.
neral from this re rdance of ". l. Mitehe /.
NJ. siI W. Eighth street. on Wednesday,
the 30th inst Services vt the house a. Onu
O'Clock. lnterment at RivervieW cemetery.
ICHEL L"REE.-On the 27th inst in his
10th wear. J ohm McOabe. son OF Joseph l..
and Emn J. Oche ltree.
The relatives and friends ofthe family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
;rJm the residence OF his parents, no. 10
Hadtsou street, on Wednesday afternoon,
the 3Jth inst, at o'clock.
CAVANkT GH.-On the 2sth inst Oath.
arlne wits OF Peter Uavanaugh in her 43rd
year
funersl from the residence OF her husna nd
No S.5 Il. Fifth street, on Vednesday
morning. High mass at st. Nary's church,
at9 o CLOCK. lnterment at the Old Gene
terry.
FERKY.-In this city on the 23th ms.
Maggie Ferry, daughter OF James and
Sarah Ferry, aged years and months.
Relatives and trie lds of the family are re
tpectiully invited 10 attehd the funeral rom
the residence Of ne father, No. 10 Berne
street, on Tuesday afternoon at hail past 3
O'Clock, TO proceed TO Cathedral Gem etery. >
FOULkES.-On the 2sth inst, at New
Castle, Mrs. Elizabeth Foulkes, in the 7Srd
year OF her aye.
Relatives and friends and msmbers Of
Seminole Tribe. No ~ O.. RIM Rev
castle, q Q cordially invited to a. ID her
funeral from her sons residence, at Dobbi ns.
VILE, New castle, on "Wednesday atsl.
noon at o'clock sharp. to be carried to tnn
Episcopal Church, Sew Castle.
.BALDWIN.-OD the 25th inst, of consump.
ten, Mrs, Josephine Blown, aged 95
years
Rel 4tives and friends Of the family are re.
ap,cttuly invitei to attend the iu uut raaI
from the residence t her fathsrin iaw Nm
Bald via, No 6l3 East Filth street, ln r es
day afternoon. Ssvlces at the house ut {
O'Clock.
Absent, bus not forgotten"
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
A Remark able Suit.

One of the molt remarkable suits
ever brought in this country, perhaps
says a contemporary, is that Just ins,i.
tuted in the supreme court against +.
+. Street and +. +. Smith, proprietors
OF the Nav York Weekly, growing out
of the publication in that journal in q
osrtsin sensational story, entitled Bar
tam i'm or the Foes aud Fortunes Of q
Boy" The suits are brought by James
Hickman, Timothy Daniels and Lucy
Barnard, through their counsel, Mr..
Harry Thompson, Of Broadway. Lucy
Barnard is only sixteen years OF age,
aud, for the purpose Of this suit, Mr..
William Friend, of 81 Wall street, has
bsen appointed guardian. The parties
all reside al Wellfeet Barnst4ble corn.
ty, Mass. They are most respectable
people, yet the reckless Ruthor of"Ban.
tsmJim. who gives his name as Roscoe
Blaine" tnus uniting the names Of the
two great Republican chiefs, maxi IS them
perform actions ant do things in his
history before which the cory glory OF
trsebootrrs or the dlabOlcRl deviltry Of
a band OF MOoriah pirates on the Span
ish main would pale into pothingness.
AS soon as Mes5rs. Street sn l Smith bs
came aware OF the character Of the
story they stoppsi its publication, aud
inserted the following notice in their
paper.
We have jnstlesrnel tina. the au
thor OF "BaDtam jim" has used the
names of living persons in his story
aud endeavored to ridicule some OF
them by representing them as guilty of
a its which cculd only have originated
ia his imagination. As We never per
NIT the columns OF the New York Week.
ly to be used as vehicle for the dis
ssmlnatiOn Of slander, no more of the
story will be published.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
No rIOubte nj h,aa,.,.

In an interview this uorrl,,
W. NJ. Field, proprietor Of ing ,ba viii
mills OF the old Arm of. RiddIs S''s wy
Co We were informed that ,h. .,.', S'a
in the Morning New, Of trouble ,n,0s. ~,'s'
the hands a. the mills is s.c,n,4s 4YasN
that the News has bsen deceived S ~ ~
facts are simply the dischArps NJ IN
and boy in the cloth room "a, !" t., ah
pe,ency. No machinery vb.,s..sal ..oa'
stopped, but en- tae ccp,,s,r Z
mschine in the various Department? T
running to its fulles. csp,cilv =.
hands are employed and bpl,s, wv. sN
are being made than ever h.,o''a a
bosses have left and no d,,,stish',,,aN'
exists among them. >''a
The new finishing machinery Is h.;,.
set up aud will be running tia l.s '
this week. This usobiuery viii I' ~ !, u
two days what it required ,t. d,v, ~" u
do with the old system. A T,lsnb,'. :"
is being connected with the mill , WV
the residence OF Mr., Field and will :.
connected with the TeI4Dbons p. "
change in this city Nj. Weslb,ook !.
doing the work which Tlll be- On Onm 20
p.eted this week,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
the Police Court.

There were no hearings al the police
court this morning.
Last evening Sarah Heritage WAS
charged with using threateniug aud
abusive language toward Hugh
Sweeuey. She was required to pay the
clsts OF her case and furnish a 5000
peace bond.
John Craven, charged with being
dunk and disorderly st the Holly Tree
Ion yesterday afternoon, was fined S5
aud costa and required to furnish $l0C
p3sCs bond.
James Wiley was fined 50 and costs
for throwing stones.
Barney Lspierre, q vagrant was sen.
fenced to 80 days imprisonment in the
county jail.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
Church or,he Covenant.

Mr.. W. Y. Warner purchased fron
Archibald Given, last Friday, tSe bald
ing occupied by the Church Of toe COr
enant, on Second street, near Washing
ton. for $500. The purchase WI
made for that portion Of the Church Y
the Covenant which Is opposed to KH
Mr.. Estliu. The reverend grntlemM
will preach his farewell sermon nsII
month. he has received call to Cum
bsrland, Nd, but his friends in 'hl
city desire him to remain and preaci
In the chapel at Eighth and uonrs
streets. He Is undecided as TO |hlci
course he shall pursus.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
WAS EO( Thero.

Mrs Taylor, Seventh and CaaIa y,
streets, writes to the REPUBLICAN lO'iH
to state in answer to areport 10 sn ." ",
ming paper that she would not slv'%I ~
information Of her stor9 robbery ~, y,
that i, was impossible for her "g%I IN.
any information when no repor'St 'I -,
ed upon her for any information Nv y"
saws information has been glV'p "~
who desired the same.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
GOuRh TO.Eight.

"The Platform sud Personal ESpen
ence," will be the subject OF John b
Cough 3 lecture tonight at the op"
House. The subj,,t is q rev one N
Cough can make any sn6j7cs enteftla
ing. We have DO doubt whatever cD
that he will have large aud!ens
Cough has just finished bis bs'' FHn
entitled, "sunl,Gbt aud sAs10'
which gives . fair sketch Of his Ilftna
for which Mr. Jsmison Is csrVssDs
the city for subsoribsss. The 'eNI,
tonight should create = large den'''
for his book.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
Attention Comrades!

A special meeting Of Adm'f'l '',, i, h
Pont Post, No. 2, G. A. h" Ta v. MI Il
held this (Tussdsy) evening, ..,n'4 o.
past seven O'Clock, to make a.tIs u ~,
ments for attending the fuserS vo, u 'a 4.
late comrade John 4. Fr'ck'
tendance desired. u.rds,.
II. Jos. s. WHEELER, CommAD'
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
Epring Dress foods,

Our stock OF dress goods and si.k, i
nearly double what it has besD SDy
season since Mr.. Russell came TO VII,
mington, 81 years ago. The Increasing
trade in that department enables US 10
keep 8 much larger stock OF fns goods
than formerly, the prices Of which sr
exceedingly low. Oar stock Of dres,
trimmings ia said 10 be the largest in
the city. An endless variety Of but
tons, fringes, passsneuteries, &C.
R /. RUSSELL
Just received a. Wilson'S, Alb MsrEt
street, some pretty styles Of plaid sn:
figured dress goods at 10 and y! ct'i i
cheap.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29

MIR. George W. Bills, rs',assS %ss sol
Tenth street, near Poplar w. We, a paIv
prised ped last Friday evening bbyy.s.ptisa BY p1
calling at his home, anu ID Giving bi|
him with a silver castor ana Tbs s eyss|
wife a SO. of silver Spoons ,;,.hdsy.
was was the celebration OF his o'r'nD''
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
A lit.ls ann Of John McBtids. ~ y

A little son Of John McB'idS., S.,.IlsvsI M
on the Lyman farm, near IN ID,
woods, was accidentally sho' M ~ Sur, ~
breast, below the lett should'I GnSrsl !. bi,,l
day, while he was looking az "a els,n.|
nan named White polishing sna , '' Dr.
inc the barrel OF 8 reVOIvss., ~, l,dI
shortlidgs etheri1ed the WUu %alI,
but was unable to find the Dali
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
FIFTH eOIrIOx,
THE D. w. sUrPLEmES,
Is" Before the sana,. o..
Pass hVA Vo,. snd Win

his Before the sans,. 49,.
sn.,,., Pass hvs Vote ofs :" .'a Viii
special dispatch to tn. RArupLtc,,S
Dover, Del, March %, l29s
Inc supplement to the Dsl,v,'' u Us
tern Railroad bill provldiD, :. Ns
building ofa competing lius :. )" ~
Delaware Railroad, was ,.,, %
the Senate this forenoon ' h
on corporation, NJ ~
favorable recommendation br, ,''' ~"
restricting the ,o,a AS y
one branch, and making within ' %'a
a'mile OF Newark the s,s,,in, rl'
The bill was postponed until ,t,, r''
noon and will likely pass bv , a'' ~
= to ;. The Kent County SsD,.,,, "@
to II.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
NXYILLU " S.

Willow wood for our use should be crt
when the sap is lutly up n the Sphnx tree
coming into lea and be thoroughly d rested
OF Bark and be kept clean and dry :; It mast
he all Branch wood. not over ! or years
growth, none over 4 OF inches in diameter
auJ free Of b hear' the smaller the wood is
the better. For such wood We give $3.50 per
cord delivered al our mills on the Erandy.
wine II delivered with the barK on, il must
he hau ed within a few DAYS after it IS cut,
80 the bark will not set on 1t as 1t would
have 10 be peeled nere For uch wood with
bark on We give 800 per cord delivered at
II mills. mario lste1d CIV
L. l. DUPONT RNEMOURS 500.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
Leg AnpuiAteN.

William Martin, the man alluded to
in yesterday's REPUBLICAN, as being
run over on the d. W. r. r., is, DR..
Maull says, getting along very nicely.
The Injured mans leg was Smputated
this morning by DR.. Maull.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
Any stove

or range which we sell ths' as viii IIi tai
give entire satisfaction, We 's.,' w." Alht'
W. Quigg stove dealer NJ
and ohia'eg Street,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29

any person 70 shoot, catch, decoy, trap,
snare, kill or destroy by the use OF
snap guns, spring traps, blow guns or
any instrument, constructed wholly or
in part of wood or gutta percha, and
used for the projecting Of pebbles or
similar substances, any fresh water
amphibioHs bairachian, commonly
called bull frog in any OF the creeks or
water courses Of Bombay Hook Ialand,
between the lst OF Decsn Der In any
year and the lst day Of March In any
succeeding year; and any person con-
victed Of violating auy Of the provisions
of this section shall be liable to the
penalties prescribed by the preceding
sections Of this act"
Mr.. Register did not see through the
Joke at once, and in good faith got up
and Indignantly opposed the amend.
ment as being foreign to the bill and
unnecessary, as the people OF Bombay
Hook took no stock With said "fresh
water amphibious bstrachian." sAmid
laughter the amendment was with
drawn.
SENATOR KAIARD OK LOCAL OPTION.
Some time ago certain newspaper
in Wilmington, usually in q position
TO know what 1t talks about in such
matters, declared that Senator Bayard
had written letter against local op
tion. Strange to say, each member Of
the Legislature Ipooived TO-DAY mark
cd copy OF the "Washington Sentinel"
the advocats Of the liquor interest, con-
tanning a letter arguing against local
option, and signed, "YourS sincerely,
T. +. Bayard."
THE RIVAL DELAWARE LINZ.
The Senate Corporations Committee
held long session tonight upon the
bill TO- rival line down the State.
There are lots Of arguments on both
sides in the railroad fight, tdis tins,
and do bot think the bill stands ss
good a chance OF passing as did the
first Delaware Western bill. True the
argument Of competition is a weighty
one, and likely to have effect with dis
satisfied rival members who have
complained OF freight rates being high,
but against the bill much Of ress on.
able nature is said. One thing is that
the lease of the P, W. & B. Of the Del.
aware road will allow /! TO cease to
operate the road and throw up the
bargain on certain short notice In case
Of the construction of competing line.
This ia followed up with the remark
that ifa rival liue is built II will not
be profitable to operSte the Delaware
Railroad.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29

II. Duffy, this eokGr, stationery aud
news man, has moved from 500 10 305
Madison street, where he will keep ell
the leading papers OF the day.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29

Physicians are recommending their
patients to Belts drug store as the best
place in Wilmington to get properly
and comfortably fitted with trusses.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
tanrg kEnnMe 6S0pntn

II ia said that one Of ths Court House
officials intends purchasing bicycle,
with which he purposes to make the
journey 10 ard from Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
Mtlk, MIX, MILK,

Nav milk depot, fresh every dsv
from q. &. L)6dell'S DaiIies, st I'll
King street s. A. Benson.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29

Moving all the time Those cboi,e
Maine Rose, for seed, at smsltz & Co :,
NJ. l3 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
MAR Nj AE ES.

GENN -EvANS - n the 18th, OF Fsb, lss'
tv Rnv. " O. K 'binson. at Chester. Pa,
Mr.. .1ohn T. t+enn, to Jane S. Evans both
OF New Castle Oo Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29

Query; Can curing q cough with
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup be called bul
lying Coughs
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
NEW MEAT Nj ARkET.
FLENN f. RRO

Have established q new Meat, Prov ision and
Produce Market at
NO. 7O6 W. EIGHTH STREET,
Where they will ke3p on hREi the best and
freshest meats and provisions that can De
found in the city and Il; the lowest cash
prices. They would be glad to have thenr
nu aerouS friends and custom srs, who pa,
troniZsd them at Eighth AND Madison, to
give them call at their new stand,
mar26-tf FLIEN x BRO.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29

The Cincinnati Star editoriAlly says
"St. Jacobs Oil Ia q boon Of incAlcula
BILE value to rheumatic martyrs all over
the world"
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
Den HOVAI..

The undersigned has removed his stove
store TO he mort" east corner Of Ninth and
Orange streets, where ha Will keep all Kind ?
of stoves and hOuseiurDishiug goods. rin
and sheet iron " ri o all kiB Is do - at short
notice and at reasonable -ates
mario 4. .SAAi =. RULI.OCk
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
HAY AND STRA v
MARKET.
kG nov Al
DEMONAL,
M. T. POOLE.
CARPENTEK ARD CONrRACTO,

Has removed hi7 place Of residence from
el7 W. Seventh street, to III W. Eixn III
street.
E8-Shop on May street between Monroe
and Adams and Seventh ana Eighth street
mar26 Il
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
D EMOVAL.

A GAYNOR hiss removed TO his new
store, No 226 ". SECOND ST, where he
viii 90 pleased to acco nmUdate those wish,
ing to he supplied with the daily. weekly or
Sunday papers ANY paper desired will be
carriers. mar2lt8t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
SOAPI BOAP!I
The subscriber, proprietor otthe
FACTORY,G0S w. FRONT ST
Has opened at the

s. ". COR. FOURTH d sHlrLEY SITS
A1d wi Se'p all kinds OF Washing. CASTLE,
Tote; anu SD!C soaps Washing SOdl, Rlue
Starch. AIRmantiue Candies, &C. All kinds
OF so p fat, tahoy, &c, received a. market
prices. mars-.weOl q khAUTIBR
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
A 6OSSAMER
I'M CLOAKS,
lM $L.75, 81, $3.50
and So.
Il Taiars!gAt's,
ZzN& al2 2mAKKET ST.

Inventory Just taken and to reduce our
stock we offer
is places d'ble width DRESS GOODS l2]4c
rs pieces TOILET OR ASH at be, yard.
1000 yards Russia OR ASH ~ &c a yard.
box ward wide Blea ched MUSLIN, 71<o,
5000 yards Hamburg Eu4E at lc. yard.
9 pieces Colored SILKS at 800. a yard.
WHITE KIN GLON ES, 20 csnts pair.
BLACK " %
COLR'D 70
To realize and appreciate the wonderful
bargains we are Offering every lady shsuld
visit our store and see for herIelt.
WAINWRIGHT, 8l2 MARKET ST.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29

A PEe'stA a ~sI lna.6 iou lee, nEs new
"A person.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
Is ROA Err n.

ID X, RGDAI,,oN q CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKESS
4. h. OOH. FOUR"9 AND hARKET
Wilmington, Del.
U.S. yours FOX SALIS
SuN ER BOUGHT AND SCLD.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-29
TUE MUSK RAT Bill

The House shook its sides with
laughter this afternoon at the expense
of Mr. Register, OF Duck Creek This
gentleman's "Act for the protection of
musk rats" has caused q good bit OF
pleasant raillery, but the biggest joke
which has been cracked at i. yet was
fired off when the measure came up for
final action to day. The bill itself pre-
vents the hunting Of musk-rats on the
Bombay Hook marshes, except in the
approved professional style. Barring
the rldiculops aspect II ia likely to as =.
sume to one unacQuainted with the
true facts of the case, IL is really a good
thing, intended to protect the numar-
ous Duok Creek trappsrs. When the
bill came up for q final reading q Kent
county member presented the follow
ing amendment, drawn up and placed
ip his hands by faoetious newspaper
man:
sEoTi'N 5. Aud be It further en-.
acted:-Tust II shall be unls yful TOR
, 1881-11-09

T'nnEE Of tho candidates far County Com
tnisslonor-stcssrs. Mattocks, snmnor, and Gil.
bcrt-rcspnn,letl to tho cntcuhsm nt tho Civil
Service lttf0rin Commission. They declared
thut they weru In favor OF civll-scrstcc reform.
md would, II elected, attempt 10 INTRODUCES and
enforce It's principles IN tho County Guyorl,-
ncnt. Without rcferc1,uu to tho feasibility Of
tho reform tn lOoul administration ul!er te ex-
stfnK relAtlons ut pnrties md tho practice aud
exumplo Of tho Federal Government. 1t ID u,l-
tpubIetly very encouraging Sign TINT stree
GundtdNtcs s!,unld huyo committed themselves
80 fully to II before M election. nut tho assu-
clatl0n will nectl larger membership and Il
more perfect organization thnn II Inns ut present
boforo II can hope to produce porceptib!U el-
feet III local elections.
, 1881-11-09

T'uE dispatches now report tllat Dr. Fack.
the author Of thn celebrated Falck law, md
thu most hitter opponent of the UltraioH-
lanes I'll Germany. has been returned to Par
ltn,Ment at tito second election by a sweeping
muJority nt Worms, the pines where Luther
inatIe his famous declaration. 1t Is difficult
10 understand German politics or To harmon
lie ts.l5 statement with the rcport that l,u
was lefeatetl Mt tlle first election, but II the
latest report be correct It Is quite evident
that tho old Protestant spirit has not died
out III Worms, n,ltl tint bismarck will l,ave
one man tn his Parliament at lcast who
does not sympnthizo with his recent over
lures to The VATICAN.
, 1881-11-09
HOW THE pEN5I0N ARREARS BILL IS
WORKING,

m AssoclaFea lr'ss felort says t!at s"''
l'a'l'ey' commissioner of ithst""s, nus sl'lr
1'lt1eu ~ nlc oeeFelAt5 ~ 1Ho lh'etla'
recommendation tltt eu"R.ess ~ "She" !"
npplup'hto s'ov.o"toV' lol ''so"'sc"'e't "
u'S o'Mce tlllr'ne 1'le "eSt ''se'' se"i te't."s
'"to ~ 4es9 Ill lh'S'hc'le ~ "'''ual "'t "'-
efnca pens'ohs' ""t "1so '''"s ~ in,nls!a'h'e M
"e''cseaey APPROXIMATION oi e-ote'''o"' Nv
uaues1ea tof the p''E1oso o' p's'ns
III. "tFe"rs ot pc'S"'llS !" c'','''''n'S
"ln'sg VINES lnsc gs',' :" ''"s uo ~. n
'"."p's '".Ju"'s"te'' ""'n'k "'o e"'.''" 10
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4o'oVV penstoii es''''s WV ~. "''""eu tn's
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sse''est' ,o'eH VI wv p"1e". M ''.i, ~, w.
w. " '.'' W "''poaut"l "oS.' e"'' t""' wv,
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NV '''.le''n y, wv count VII ~ p"''o"'
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It Is as absurd to demand that 1t be inclosett
within commas rs 1t would be to ttcnln1nl
that EVERY one WIN uses them III convetsa-
tlot shall Immediately Md tho s.niliu at tho
nlltalrr, which urrry 0llo kihWs. Outside
Vt this exception there n lEtttc hore lhnt
writer's will uscn,o tito c'atec of plagiarism
WIN ,lso phrases from other writer's. who
..rc comparatively unknown, or expressions
tl,at arc mt common property.