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Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
ADidn't Pay HIS Tax.

He was a lawyer who stood high il
the confidence of the Democratic party
being honored by them with their vote
but he hadn't paid his taxes and o
course the county collector returned
him to tie Levy Court as an error
Maybe there wasn't much swearing
when he came before the Levy Cour'
one day recently when the court de
clined to accept his county tax pittanct
because the error list was made ou,
and accepted. Maybe the oaths didn',
gather force and emphasis VIII sn he
went to III tax collectors to pay it, but
1t was declined as the error list had
bsen mads out and returned to the
L w Curt. Neither promises nor
threats could induce either the collso.
TOR or the Levy Court to accept that
tax, and consequently the brilliant
young Democratic luminary will have
to put up with being disfranchised for
one year at least, by which time he
will know how disfranchisement works
himself. II does not help the case any
to know that he has been one of the
most active in support Of the policy
which disfran chises thousands of Re.
publicans. Righteous retribution. He
will be watched at the next election.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
PUBLIC sAI.Ee.
DUBLlC SALE.

Roberts and Jester will sell at public sale
at the livery stable Of John II. Roberts
Delaware City. Del, on
MONDAY Morning, March 2lst, 1881
at 10 O'Clock, sharp.
90 head Of horses, some OF which are first
class drivers; l pair Of black mares, 8 years
old, we'll mated, we'll broke single and dou.
BILE. and good drivers.
IL pair of mules from 4 to 8 years old, good
size, all broke TO harness.
so nead OF cattle among Them several first
class Mich cows some OF which will be 10
profit by DAY Of sale. Also several yoke Of
work oxen and lot OF young cattle.
FARMING UTEHSlLs;-l farm wagon, with
hay rigging and peacn bed; horss cart, J
OK cart nearly new. champion reaper, good
as new, grain drlll, roller, corn hhsller,
grain fan, l feed cutter, plOws, harrows,
cut at0rs. FcrRs, sbovels and hoes
set o. wagon harness, l set OF carriage
harness, and several sets OF plow harness,
&c.
his stock will be sold under guarantee
as presented.
TERMS ALI sums OF 50, and under cash:
all sums over that amount credit Of seven
months will he giveI by purchaser giving
bRnEable note with good ondo ser.
JOHN ii. ROBERTS,
JAMES NJ. JESTER.
SAN'L ENos, Auctioneer. marl5.w'dts
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
A man who didn't fra,ernize with

A man who didn't fraternizs with
members Of the temperance cause, sug
gested to his wife, who was in delicats
health, that 1t would be well to bring
up their infant sou on the bottle. "NO
NO James," she said, bursting into
tears. "No, not on the bottle! Oh mo-
Just look at your own ness, James!"
and she wept oonvulsively.
II she's got to talk slang, a Boston
girl will refine and bssutify it. The
proper caper becomes the appropriate
gyration; bang-up is tront-hair elevated; +;
tumbling to the racket 10 falling to the
audible disturbance, and square deal
u quadrilateral distribution. o, refine
msut 10 a great thing. Oh, you wager
your existence that it is.-BOston Post.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
MOnOrfnK the Dead,

The following minute was adopted
at the meeting of the vestry OF st.
Andrews p. 4. Church last Monday
WHEKEAs, 1t has pleased Almighty
God, in His wise providence. to take
ont Of this world the soul OF our de-
ceased brother, Jesse Lane. for many
years q member, vsstry man and war
den of St. Andrews church. 1t is the
desire OF the veStry Of said church
that an expression of their sincere sor-
row for their own loss, and of their
afectionate regard for his memory,
should be placed upon their minutes.
Mr.. Lane was held in high esteem by
the whole community in which he
lived, as an upright, conscientious and
valued citizen. To his associates in
the church he was especially commend
ed by his excellent Judgment and con.
sistent walk as christian man. In
the welfare Of this church he ever
took a warm interest, and, although
for several years past, he had been pre-.
vented from taking an active part in
it's concerns by reason Of the protracted
and distressing infrmity which he
bore so patiently, this interest was un- |
diminished. His heart aad hand were
alike open TO its claims. We thank
God for the good example of His de.
parted servant, who, having finished
his course in faith, dOes now rest from
his labors, and We commend his be-
reaved widow and children to the ten
der compassion Of him who Is the
Father OF mercies and God of all com.
fort.
Resolved, That the foregoing min
ute be placed on the records of St.
Andrews Church, and that a copy be
sent 10 the family OF Mr.. Lane.
ALFRED 5. ELLIOTT,
Secrstary of the vaStry
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
ssOltyelto,'

The popular "0livette" will be siye-
at the Opera house next Monday even
ing. The Baltimore Sun gays:
SAT Ford's the opera was produced
under the management of Mr.. Charles
y Ford, in a most complete manner,
The costumes were rich aud effective
the scenery, all of it entirely new. ar.
tistic in the highest degree, and the
groupings and tableaux thoroughly
picturesque. Blanche Chapman was a
vivacious Olivette. singing the music
with IL uch taste and expression"
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
REGHSFER'S ORDERS.
n EGISTER'S ORDER
REGISTERS OFFICE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, March 8. 1881.
UpOn the application OF John a. Grams.
ton, Adm nistra,tr OF Hannah NJ, Jones,
late OF Chrisuiana Hd., in said county.
deceased, it is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid give
notice Of the granting Of Letters OF Admins.
tra'iOn upon the estate OF the deceased
with the date of granting thereof, by causing
advertisements 10 be posted within forty days
from the date of such letters, in six Of the most
public places OF the county of New Castle,
recurring all persons having demands against
the estate, to present the same or abide Dy an
act OF Assembly in such case made and pro.
yided. And also cause thesame TO be inserted
within the same period, in the DELAwARs
REPUBLICAN, a newspaper published in VIII
mingtOn, and to be continued there \ three
weeks, (e-od
=, ~ Given under the hand ana seal OF
}L.s. 0fic0 OF the Register Aforesaid, al
t> wilmington, in New Castle County.
aforesaid, the day and yearabove written.
5. G. BlGiS. Register.
NoTICR.-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased, must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator on
or before March 8, 1882, or abide the act
Of Assembly IN sucn case made ana provided.
JOHN A CR.ANS1 ON.
A. ninistrator.
Address Del. marc
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
south Africa.

LONDON, March 16.-A despatch
from Durham to the Times says:
General Sir Evelyn Wood had q,
interview With Joubert, the Boer com.
mandsr, on Monday, at which 1t wal
agreed to extend the srmistice fou,
days, the conditions OF the armistics
to remain unaltered, except that Gen
eral Wood should have theV option o
sending four days more provisions Il
those garrisons, which have already
received eight days provisions, and
twelve days provisions to those which
have not rsoeiy cd any.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
merehaui TAILOR.

All persons wishing q gsod ft and
we'll made garments, could not do bet.
ter than to give Fred. Carson, the
merchant tailor, call st his model
tailor establishment, No. 1888 Market
street. See advertisement In another
column.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
DUBLlC SALE
-OF-
FURhITT'RE AND TluI,S

FURnITURE AND TOOLS.
VIII be sold ht public sale, on SATUR.
DAY, March 18Th, 1881, at 3 O'Clock, p. m,
at the residence Of Mrs. II John A. Brown,
IN Browntown, bedsteads, bureaus, wash
stanus, so q, chairs, &c, garden TOOLS lawn
mower, nc. Also hne driving mare, nine
years old, d splendid traveller /; ] carriage,
sleigh, set of harness, and Tot OF miscel.
lane0uS goods DkAKE& CO.,
marriott Auctioneers
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
DDBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will sell at public sale, at
No. A03 East Eighth street, on Tuesday,
March ~. 1881, at l.a0 O'Clock p. IN. sharp.
4 lair OF bedtteads . wash stands, bureau,
sofa, settee, feather bed, holsters and
pill0ws, mattress, quilts, looking x asses, in
grain, entry and stair carpets, Sd yards good
rag carpet 80 yards new raS carpet, chairs,
dishes, retrigerG tor. ooOsing uterSi's, &c.
MRS. a. &. MORGAN.
I. NJ. OGLE AuC.i C.iOneer mario at
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17

nj "
Nv virtue oil a writ OF Vepditioni Exponas
issued out OF tho District Court OF tho nited
states Tor the District OF Delaware, at the
suit OF James s. Emory, to me directed, will
expose to Public Sale, and will sell for cash
at tho Custom House stops, IN the City Of
Rllmington, Del, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 10th, 1881.
Atll O'Clock In the forenoon.
The Sloop william K. Leeds, her Tackle,
Apparel and Furniture, e'c., now lying In
Jones' Greek. near Bowers Beach, Kent
COUNTY, Delaware. Carries about 800 bush.
els OF Drain.
HENRY H. McMvLLEN,
United States Marshal, DisLrict OF Del.
Marshars Office, Wilmington, Dol, March
Sth, 1881. mai9 dts
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
DCBLIC SALE.

VIII be sold In front Of our auction rooms
Ill +. Fourth street, on
SATURDAY MORNING, March 70, 1851
at 10 o'clock.
One black horse coming years old. sound
kind and gentle, good driver; Shurey wag'
on, nearly new; set OF nickel plated har.
ness, whip. sale positive, as the owne' has
no further use Tor them. m9rl8.3t
l.. w. STIDHAM X SON, AuctiOneers,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
OHALLENGE EXTRAORDINARY !
Read this, IL may save your Lie

DR. V.R. STONE. late physician AMI
surgeon of the United States Army, ne in
ventor OF Apepsia, the only known medicine
that will cure dyspepsia, to-day challenges
the world TO produce case OF dyspepsia tha'
A Anensia will not cure. Dr. stone aud some
o. our most emiaent physicians have tested
n on cases Of every form and stage, even old
rhrenic ca 'es OF thirty and forty years stand
inv where oServ known medicine had Jailed
and In cva'y case the result has been cure
This gives me confidence in saying to the
puhIic there Ia no case | canno. cure a'tsl
treating thousands OF cases, some Of which
had been given up TO die. Reaisr have you
dyspepsia =? II so, get bottle oil Apepsia and
rejoice again in perfect health.
Prics per bottle, 6l.OO. For sale whole
sale and retail by 2. James Belt, Sixth and
Market streets, and N. Is Daniorth, Second
and Market streets. Also by all retail, drug
glsts. Reni Dr stones ru es Of diet on cir
eu'ar. DrugS lists have them. ,an5u
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17

DUBLlU SALE
OF
h USEHOLD b KITCHEN U URNlTUR
Sach as bedsteads, mattresses, walnut cham.
Der SUIT, wa drooes. hru ,sels and ingram car
pets, &c.. &C.. on FL lDaY morning, Ma ch
18Th, at . 80 sharp, at NO. l,O4 Jefferson
street. l.. W. STIUHAMA SION.
marlb.3t AuC ioI eers.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17

NOTICE.-ALLT TIE UDLUE GD OIrI,
~ zens OF this city and vi,tnitv, both
male and female, are reques' ed to meet in
mass meeting in Bethel A. M. L Oaurch on
Thu RSDAY evening, March l., to hear
the report of the delegates that were elected
to represent Wilmington Hundred in the
state Convention that was held at Dover,
February 10th Also to take into coasld era.
ton the grave charge made against us by
the Grand Jury, through Its foreman, Henry
EcRel. at the last term OF Court In this cOuri
ty. We hope to have full attendance of
all who are interested In the welfare OF our
race, and by the help OF Him who rules this
universe we will show 10 the Grand Jury
ana thelr allies the cause why we do not 1T
We do not) regard the mar Rage ceremonies.
Respectfully Yours,
PETER S. WILLIAMS,
Chairman.
). V. 3. OARTY, Secretary. marl4.4t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
DUBLIU SALE

(
McCauIiey streets, on FRIDAY, M arch 49,
1881, at O'Clock. Sugars, teas, cOtteos, spi-
cos. s arch, -four, tobacco, can'd 'ruits, vine.
gar, coal oil, soap, gooi cyhee mill, ,sculls,
shoe case, meat block and many other artl-
cles not here mentios ed. sale COS tive.
MRS. CATHARl NE MCNEE.
L. W. STIDHAM & Son, Auct ioheers. m5.td
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
LOST.

r OSV.-THE STEAM YACHT BLUE
IL Bird" foated from the dock at the foot
otSh,pl"y street m the 4th inst A liberal
reward will be paid ier Information leading
to its recovery by A GAwTHTOP, JR.,.
marlot2t 800 W. Stn street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
nUBLIC SALE
DUBLIC SALE

HOUSEHOLD l. KITCHEN l'U RNlTU RE
At Nc. 72o Z. Sixth street, on WEDNES.
DAY, March sd, 1881, at one O'Clock, +. m.
consisting Of two Dedsteads, tables, chlirs,
Settee. 3 tables, 2 clocks, ! leather bed and
bedding. 80 yards Of new rag carpet, 2 rock
ing chairs. | range. No, III parIor stove,
china, glass and tinwSre, tuos, buckets, sc
and many other articles too tedious to men.
tion. HENRY MYERS.
DRAKE Co., Auctioneers. marl2.ts.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
NOTICE.
" UFFICE OF THE STREET C~M.
AIpuInuUD NJ az z Sta =.

NOT CE.
IN OFFICE OF THE STREET C~M.
MISSIONER, No. 81 t, 6th ~.
WILMINGTON, DEL, March II, 1881.
Property owners and sgents will please
tase Dotice that the following ordinance, re.
laung 10 pavements, will be stri,tly enforced
ana in order to save themselves unnecSs.
ssry expense and trouble they win please
ORDINANCE RFLAT.NG TU PAVE.
MENFs.
whenever any hsleTs or obstrg tton, arc
found by the Street Com missioner. OF repor.
eu 70 mn, ne snal i1rth Win cause the
pavement Ut sidewalk TO be re airsJ or ,bs
defects or oh, trurtions u b. rsnoyed at rho
proper c)5t OF sI1h oWEer or agent of the
property to which the plve nsnt 49, SAM
report the billt to the CITY Uoung.. ~ =; col
lected before the Mayor.
~ Up. LYNOH,
marl4st Street Comm s:ioaer.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
w &. TALLEY

MECHANICAL ENGINEER.
PATENT OFFICE, MACHINE AND SHIP
DRAWINGS.
sS-Oaretul supervision given to the re
pair. building and running Of machinery.
SAG r.. sth ST., Wilmington, Dol.
jsn7-tt
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
DUBLIO SALE
HOUSEHOLDA KITCHEN URNIrURE

At the residence Of the subscriber. No. 400
West Fifth street, on FRIDAY, Mach IS,
1891, common cling at 10 o'clock, consisting in
part OF two cottage suites OF furniture, one
sofa, four stuffed chat 8, one stuffed rocker,
mahogany bedstead, tea her beds and mat
tresses, tapestry ingram carpets. mating and
oil clio h, stair carpet and rods. one 8 loot
walnut extension table, window shades
(spring roliers) and Venetian blinds, china
glass and crockeryware. Ice box, charcoal
iioed), childs' clach, Mason's irutt lars, hat
rack, tables, chairs. coo1ing utensils and
other articles too numerous to mention, one
good kitchen range (nearly new )"Splendid"
pattern with attachments.
J. Z. PIERCE.
ERAKE& Co, AuctiC neer5, mar l2-ts
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
MIRrH AND MEKKImENr.
The Cream Of Ham0r-Witsicisms
By the Fellows Of Inhnlto Jest.
ONE WHO WON'T az

| ONE WHO WON'T co.
There are some men who do not l0s'
their presence Of mind when confronted
with startling political news. One o
this class, an easy going, honest
minded elector, was mystsriously ap
preached the other day by an "un
knowp," who carefully locked the ofiic,
door and whispered:
81 have been deputizsd to wait or
you and say that the boys are talking
you up as = Congressional candidate ~
"Yss."
"You are known to be honest aid
reliable, and if you are nominated you
will carry the masses.'
"Perhaps."
Gan you've got to do is to keep
still, +" continued the unknown. Uust
let US work the boom for you. You
are our man. You have our respect
and confidence. NUNS the word
ws'll fix things. You'll accept :"
"Well, | guess so."
"Good You are in the hands OF
your friends. Don't say a word"
The unknown LETT the Office on tip
toe, but in ten minutes he returned,
and then carelessly observed
"Oh by the way, Pm IS short on lit
tie bill to day. II you could spare 1t,
I'd be ever so mnch obliged, and I'd
return il on Saturday"
"Say," replied the citizen in q whis-
per, as he beckoned the other to thu
door-"all you've got to do is to keep
till You are in the hands of your
friends Don't say q word Let me
fix this boom for you.'
He showed the unknown gently out,
looked the door and went back to his
desk With the firm conviction that some
one else would bs rendered the nomi.
nation.
A withered and aged African, who
announced him self as Judge Thomas,
of Cadsdy," entered an Office near TIE
ferry dock yesterday morning, and
said he was collecting money to help
the southern negroes emigrate to Libe.
ria.
"How many want 10 go!" asked the
man az the desk.
"Wsll, sab, | reckon on about s..
OOO."
"WLen do you inteud to start them"
"Airly in the spring, sah."
"How much have you collected thus
fa1H"
"In de ney barhood OBJ sixty cents, as
nigh as | kin reckon"
"And if should givs you nickel
that would be sixty-fve centsl"
eyes sah."
"Would sixty Ave cents be Of any
great help toward sending 5000 volored
people to Liberia?"
"Well, sab, it wouldn't 60 great
ways When you come right down to do
ackshul expenses, but reckon dat it
would start powerful thinkin,' If
it was only handled right. Free
Press.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
SOB MARK ET STREET
FLOUR FEED DO WIN.

"
We are selling -four at IS 90. $3.50 ana
"a 90 We are selling for So % net cash a
pa eut process flour we guarantee to give
satisfaction or refund the money and send
Tor the -four. Irish dulce l8o, b four 8, az
and 10. n, 7 lbs excellent -four 25c. II lbs soc,
2s ms 81. .00. guaranteed dried apples and
dried peacbes nd dried cherries DO. b, ,mince
meat &c. n, prunes &c. b, Drooms 2Sc, wash
boards 25N, our 800. tea 10 as good as sold IN
other stores tor Sec, u, hen butter. pure and
sweet, aOc silver dr'ps molasses I2c golden
l5c, California golden 1856. coffee low. Oan-
dies inr wakes constantly kept on hsnd. HAY
and straw baled and loose corn ana OATS AZ
mill prices PEfEh ): fOhD
teSl7 Front ana mauiSoh . h'
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
FOR BEN u,
vNDR REN L,

-
FOR REM
House No. III W. Ninth street.
80 OranIs street.
:, 1907 Washington street.
:. 1914 -
lis W. Ninth street.
ob VanNuren street.
llll HARRISON street.
i2lS jefferson street.
lO24 Iatnall street.
10 Pennsylvania A e.
plb Delaware Ave.
- 1889 ". seventh street.
507 West s,rset
1903 Dsla SaGe Ave.
- 500 Market street t'tore.)
" 49, Bird street.
~ 10 "
- s, Z. cor. 4th and Washington
Annly yto NJ. N. CHILD,
marih NJ TO4 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
NEURALGIA.

1t has been ascertained that the most in;
crate cases of neuralgia are cured by FC1.
lows Syrup Of Hypcphosphites. Not only is
the principal dis ase eradica' ed, but the pa
tieRt is made vigorous and strong: the
stomach. the blood, the skin become healthy
and he OBJ aims new lease Of enjoyable life.
The only satisfactory treatment Of neural
gia is by sire ngthening the nervous system.
A pertOu with strong nerves never suffers
from this disease.
The virtues OF Re lows Compound Syrup
OF Aypophesphites are such that other reme-
dies ara seldom required
The demand for HyDophosphite and other
PHOSPHORUS preparati, MS at the present day
Is largely owing to the good effects and sue
Cess following the introduction OF this arti-
cIe in the nited States
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
IMPORTANT,

should the invalid have any d;tlculty in
procuring the Compound Syrup in his vicin-
ity, let him not be put of with any other
remedy, because this article has not its
equal in the diseases for which it is recon-.
mended.
N9TF.-Be suspicious ofpersons who re.
commend any other article rs ''lust as g001.
The highest class OF me dical men in every
large city, where it s known. recommend 1t.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17

VXTANTED.-A GIRL FOR GEN NERAL
w housework. Apply I'll W. Eighth
street. mario II
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17

WANrED.-A GOOD BOY WHO Is
w willing to work at cigar store, No. 800
Madison street. marl4tf
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17

VETANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER
w aud ironer; reference required; good
wages to a competent person. ADpy Sll
Market street. marllt6t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17
NNARSHAL'S SALE.

DRAKE l. Co. AuctiCneers,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-17

VYYANTED - THREE ROOMS IN A
w private family tW iiGht housekeep-
ing. Address with terms and location, l..
II REPUBLICAN office, marl6tH
, 1881-04-10
CITY -uAII.

The Registrar of Vital Statistics Issued TWEEN
ty three burial permits yesterday.
There will be Il very low head of water on the
South Side south Of Eighteenth street this
afternoon, owing to the repairing of d stop-eock
In the tweuty-four-iuch main on Wabash ave
nue.
The appropriation Of $4,000 for extra street
cleaning having been exhausted, and the elcc-
rlcu being over, the laborers have been dis
charged, and they will be paid Tomorrow.
Controller Theodore r. Gurney leaves this
evening for an extended Southern trip Tor tie
purpose of rest und recreation. which he needs,
having had 40 vacation to speak Of in two years.
He will return In about three wceks.
The Clark street bridge will be closed TO teams
or street-car travel to-day, Capt Mckay tnking
pended. Foot passengers will nut be prevented
from using tho bridge during the time OF repair
Ing.
The Mayor WINS yesterday tho recipient Of
murc congratulations Also, Of Il letter, In
which attention j. called to the fact that the
eight hour ordinance Is not enforced, and thIt
the wUrkn.rnen bud uonc nothing previous to
votes The letter was referred to the Depart
1nent of Public Works.
The fact that Il duplicate bond Of the issue OF
lsdl was discovered il day or two ago need give
NO holder any nlnrm. The mntter is very easily
explained. aud also how !, few duplicates were
issued. III lsG1 fourteen bonds were
dered Issued. numbered from, 43s to 45l
fFom h M o ~ they after hese Hunfssa nube9l
were alread: out The bonds had been signed
and sealed when the error was discovered. and
r TN f"aynr = they were,
, 1881-04-10
FtA}il f4RC


The West Twelfth Street Police Patrol was
hastily summoned last evening to attt1l; II cary
ing-hee which was reported to he II progress
ut No. .s5 nespiaiues street. Upon running
With their usual speed to tho house they
found Frederick Chlckley, carver In tho
Grand Pacific Hotel, suffering. not very severe
Iy, however, from Il cut Or ruther II scratch
..rross the buck Of ono hund which hat been itl-
tiictcd, perchance with n pin, by his wife. The
couple h:id had terrific cnsnhat prior 10 she ar
rival OF tho police. but tho furniture 11i not tho
contestants appeared tn have suffered most.
The wnrIikc Mrs. Chckcy wou.d have ueen ar
rested mud the police bcen able to lind her.
Thomas O'NeilI. brnthcr-in-law i, Officer
james bowler. was yesterday sent 70 s.,e House
Ut Correction in default Of fine Of 81; imposed
by Justice lnxcrso1l. Tho olhccr uI',n going
home after bis day's duty Friday evening found
his little ones, his wife, and OF esrcativts
disconsoately walking to and fro IL, fr',t of the
house, and Keeping sharp lookout fs: n1issels
from the Windows. Thomas had conclude; 1o
wind up Il spree by taking posscss'an OF the
house, and because Mrs. nuwlcr ot,1rcted he
heat her, and all others who intcr:crcd ;sth him,
uud put them out The police patrol WIS suua-
moncd. and it WAS only after II sharp Encounter
that the furious O'Nciil cousl he LOT. FED in tho
station.