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The Star is Responsible

for the following: II want an honest
man, | want brave man, and | want a
good Republican, said Attorney Cen
oral Mac cVeagh the other day to a dele
CATION who were pressing candidate
TOR U. $. Marshalship in the South.
Several names were canvassed, when
finally one was hit upon, who filled the
Attorney Generals idea of the man.
But he drinks, said one who would bo
disappointed. Does he drink to excess?'
'Oh, no, was the reply, but he drinks ;
Then there is nothing against him on
that score, said the Attorney GeneraL
L drink sometimes myself
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
A STARTLING
ISCOV E RYI

Densten'S Antmorbific or Throat Remedy
Is purely vegetable discovery, and is being
used with such marked satisfaction that IA
900 testimonials were received from Din.
theric Districts alone. 1t never fails when
taken in time. Group relieved Instantly
Sore throat cured in from to Y hours Such
diseases as Bronchitis, Quincy, Asthma. Ca,
taTh, HoaNeneSs, Tickling in the Throat,
Hacking cough or Bad cold, Will Weld to its
virtue Immediately. The only medicine
known TO cure cold in the head Public
speakers and singers who feel need of "A
clear throat and strong voices. should not fail
10 use it.
Any one using this remedy and fail ling to be
Mtished with the result should wrtu Us at
once, stating case.
This remedy, by being ordered directly
from the manufacturer will be- forwarded BY
mail TO any address on receipt Of price, at a
teSS cost by Is per cent. thun though We were
to Introduce it to the people by the druggists.
\ % cent box small size, will be forwarded
for p cents, ora 5l,J0 box large siz... for -
cents.
Any person using this remedy for any Of the
above diseases being satisfied with the result
by sending us u Trstimonui to that effect
shall receive box Of IN edirinc worth 81. 90
free of charge.
All correspondence cheertully answered, and
all orders promptly tillrd State paper III
which you saw advert Scmpnt. Address,
J. &. DENSEN y Co,
feb23r Woodbury., Gloucester CO., n. ].
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05

N"lN FL, PATRICK HARMEN, IN
~ compliance with the Requirements. Il
the net of Assembly, in such case made ami,
provided, do hereby give notice that ,ngE
Apply n writing to the Court Of GenrrnLS,.s a.
siohS OF the Peace and Jail Delivery. nf tI,e
state OF delaware, in and for New castle
County, on Monday. the 9Th day Of NAV, A. ID
1851, being the first day Of the May term 81
the said court, for a license TO keep 40 inn or
tavern at No. 800 f. Third street. being the :
2. corner of Third and Pine streets in ths
second Ward of the city of Wilmington, Del
ana to sell intoxicating liquors in less oIau,,
Titles than one quart to be drunk on RI.
premises and the following Respectable rjti.
IChS rTSoinnlehd the said application. 10 wit
~ II. layIor: T, Is. Merritt,
lanes ;,;i,lll' 'ra"ford, Joseph Davidson.
hpli'as reynolds John llunkett.
a. Il. MGrrltt, F. Hcrting
IhIr.ih'I i,,tni'l ,hiehny. Joseph II. Richards"
Richard Booth, (ieorre s t;oriuor
W H. H. thompson, ;. W. Schultz,
George Davis Nirhnlna 'ienn,.
Ciuatave kOnstzcr, lanes / Mnna,r,..
Daniel O'Byrne, James h pnrh
"PTt1'' PATRICK HARMl.E.
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"a G0SSAMER
IN CLOAKS.
r. a.75, $3.50,
Nn ANDS3.
MMM##M# wAINwRIG HTS,
"zzM&~ 3I2 MARKET ST.
" n i " W h j q H
SI2 MARKET ST.

Inventory Just taken and to reduce our
stock we offer
lS inches d'ble width DRESS GOODS l2I6 C.
70 pieces TOILET CRASH at SC. a yard.
,ooo yards Russia CRASH at 7c q yard.
oox yard Wide Bleached MUSLIN. TIC,
Soo yards Hamburg EDGE ut lc. u yard
y vJItf,e,, JPIeGSS ,ol9red SILKS at SOC. a yard.
BLACK " ob
COLR'D % y
10 realize and appreciate the wonderful
bargains PIT we are offering every lady should
WISH our store and see for herself
WAINWRIGHT 212 MARkLr ST
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Remember that SutterIey q Sawyer,
3o2 Market street, are copvin Oh nic
lures at very low price. aud any size
you want. They guarantee first elias,
work,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
The Largest Retail Clothing u.... ;. .-,.-

OAK HALL, Philadelphia, April, 1881.
ALWAYS at your service.
OAK HALL has the largest stock of
the best and cheapest Clothing, Shirts
and Furnishing Goods, for men and
boys; also of Piece Goods, for custom
orders.
ALL This, wherever you may live, is at
your command We can please Won
by correspondence as well as in person
OAK HALL employs a large capital and
is managed with brains. Its gains are
all made on the simple policy of pro-
ducing the best garments at the least
cost, and selling great quantities at
the smallest profit.
IF our Clothing is not the best in Stvle
and least in Price, we do not exnect
your trade.
If You BUY and are not pleased bring
back the goods and get YOUR money
WANAMAKER 4 BROWN.
N'' ''"''''' The Largest Clothing Housen America
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NoIlCE-I, JOHN MCCORMICK no
~ hereby give notice that shall 0pnlv r.,
VI we ) udgcs of the Court Of General sessions S w
., H me Peace and Jail Delivery of the STATE nt
~ delaware in and for New Castle COUNTY on ",
Monday me 9th day of May next, being tn e
nfst DAY Of the May term, A. D., 1851 f,T ~ II
cehse TO Keep an inn or tavern at No 7o%
WMfnnSe MiS street in the Fifth Ward of the city ~,
Wilmington, New Castle county, and Siat 10 10
aforesaid, with the privilege to sell intoyro xxi" =
to be drunk on the premises and ~ tI,T tI"n.t
ing respectable citizens recommend ,h a'i,
application to wit: INV H'''
ri ! - nI!u Iu, AaSson, Wm. II. Robinson.
r. = iNiiur, tir, John Il. Stewart
Joseph Reed Shewart Ho9fnn
p. Garberry, F GnnII 'fN0"'
John T. Kelley, James SIarrptt
John =. Donahoe, James "A uass,,n
John G. hickey, John w 0."r
HaI,tan n; 6ntier, William Kyle,
~ ~ '" hc' ann, cieo N. Eiingcr.
ia,ni'' n'"ii''s ,Ip, Gnatpe, Henry NJ. Jamc-.
John +. Kyle, Wm Il tfr;B,,
'ifZ-oI JOHN MCt tORMlCk.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
WANTER.

srWANTED- BoARDERs AT THE
IVY new boarding house. 4l4 Lombard
NAreet pleasant rooms and good table board
S.-Usglpated men and ,ruttians need
not apply. 5. A J. DAVIDSON,
mar2f6t .proprietress.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05

|WAFTED.--A YOUNG LADY, WHO
I4 writes good business hand, wishes
sQtnation as copying clerk. Address Lady
'efR, hHpuBLIcAN office. mar2l-9t
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\ IN yANTED.-A S OR ROOM HOUSE
~ or rooms with private entrance, with
c01ple OF rooms on ground floor. Address
HOUSE, REPUBLICAN Office. aurN3t
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05

S"ANTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
INV housework must understand cooking,
Apply at once to Mrs. f. G. BURKE. -Four
f9eneh ana ocott streets. apr2n
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05

NJ ANTED-TO RENT II ACRES OF
.XE land or to hire man to work the
ne good tenant house. Apply to WIN. II.
NOLLo. mar2St6
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05

I" ANTED, BOARDERS.--A PLEAS
Nv ant second story front room, with heat
.1u gas, suitable for gentleman and wife. No
~ Tatnall street. marl2 AVID.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05

WANrED-A GOOD WHITE WOMAN
for housework and cooking. Refer.
% required. Apply 1ol French street.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
T1l' BLlC SALE

DTBLlC SALE
OF
flRSrCLASS FURNlTuRE-C ARPETAC.
At Drake 4 Cos. Auction Room, No 6 East
Fourth street, on THURSDAY Afternoon.
April :, 1881, ut . O'Clock, consisting Of hair
cloth parlor suit, raw silk parlor suit, wal
nut marble top chamber suits, bureau, bed
Stead, staEd, tables, lounges, marble top ta
b'cs cane md Windsor chairs mattresses, book
case aud secretary, side board extension ta
bles l25 yards OF Brussels carpets, 30 yards
Of Ingram carpet, % yards OF rag carpet, =
good ranges, 2pnrlOr stOvos, 9ucenSware glass
ware, tinwHre and other articles too tedious to
mention, Goods open for inspection on Wed.
ncsday evening und early on morning of s,sl G.
Persons having goods to dispose of, by leay
ing their names and u1mbnr will receive
promp attention. DRAKE 4 CO,
apr2,h,6 Aucti0neeS.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
BOAR q.

boarding. .--BOARDISG FOR GEN.
ID tIemcn, NJ 18th and Market streets
Pleasant location aud good board
mar3l-6t
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05

While 1t IL the aim Of the inventor to cor.
vey Information to su us require his Hypo.
phOspht"s, il is his firm felief that its US.
Will be valuable to all who desire a long life
or who are struggling for health
with u faith based upon the experience Of
t""iv" years. he would not despair of 70.
storing a patient suffering rom the aboye
named disease, even though reduced to A yerv
low 'tatr and not complicated by actual or.
ganc loss,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
PUBLIC SALE.

DOARDNG FOR GENTLEMEN Ar
- sl2 King street. narl2u
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
CONSUMPTION,

Owing to a popular idea that remedy said
10 cure variety Of maladies should bs
treated with caution, if not suspicion, the
inventor hesitated some time in placing it
heior" the public; but from the gratifying
assurance by a the great number Of the rare
vtalizlng and heath-renewing properties OF
his preparation of Hypophosphites, under a
variety of circumstances, he Is equally salts.
hcd that these effects are secured by its use.
that it, action is peculiar to his preparation
and that Consumption is not only cura
bic. but, up toa certain stage. is rs easily
controlled rs most other organic diseases.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05

~ ANTED.--10 DWELLINGS TO RENT
" at from $500 to $1,000 per menth.
1nses are in great need, and We have but
SH<ee untaken on our list for rent. HEALD
~. hpr2-4t
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
.SDAy, APRIL 3. lSSi.
at | o'clock, p. NJ.

Consisting Of > good work or driving horses. )
COWS, ; Aderney heite,T, will be in profit by
dny OF sale; : shoats, carriages aud wagons,
iump'5cat family carriage, two.horSe car.
ringe with shatl+ and pole, Germantown
carriage, rockawiy, trottng wngon. first
class two hor+o dearborn. with platform
springs; 8 one-horse dearbOruS, > light dear
horns, two-horsc dearborn with ursprings
=! one horse carts, two horse cart.
2twv,horse fitrln wagons, one set of running
geaB Of wagon, good as new, for six hots,.s
with tongue; one set Of carrlnyc wheels, not
yet ironed one dog Wagon, several pair of old
cart and carriage wheels.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05

my AN'TE1a} - EMPLOYMENT BY
wv man, accurate IN figures, competent
for any common business horses speciality:
master, breaker, trainer and dactor. Refer,
once exchanged. Address H., This Office.
aprl-3t
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05

MY TANTEJl-A PHYSICIAN WISHES
yy to rent double pariors for offices west
81 Market and north Of Seventh street pro-
4erred. Address Doctor, THIS OFFICE
|&.a& mar3ot6t
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05

VTANTEI.-A SECOND OR THIRD
wv story front room furnished with board
for man and wife. Location from Second to
seventh and from King to Lombard. Address
= ~ hEPubiIcAN OFFICE. apr4t3t
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
A DMINISrRATORS' SALE.

\ "" y ~ " 0'''' ''''''''
The personal property Of James Toy de
ceased, will be sold At public ol!e at his late
rrridenee, on the kenneu It Pike, one mile from
Wilmington, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8. lSSl
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
Chills down the Back.

Shooting Chills down t.le Back.
Dull pain in the limbs, nausea, biilIouSnoss
are symptoms upprDaching fever and ague
Use without delay HDst0tterI stomach Bit
tors which substitutes for the chi lIy sensa
tiOn genial warmth, regulates the stomach
and impart5 tone to the liver. The bowels
the stomach and the hillary gland being re-
stored to u healthy condition, the disease Is
conquered nt tho outset. For sale by all
Druggists nnd Dealers generally.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
--FAnMIya iMpIENExTs-

One Buckeye moving machine, ono steel.
tooth hay rake, two ploughs, cutivatOrs, one
pair Of twin ha!1uws, one s!oigh, two set Of
double trees, lot OF 81 ngle troes, corn shelter
two sets of double dcaborn harness, two sets Of
heavy wagon harness. three sets Of carriage
harness, one set Of heavy danrbOrn harness,
two sets OF cart harness, a lot Of brides, col
lars and haines, plough gears, two sets Of
heavy leading gears, ono bay cutter, a lot Of
forks and chains, dung dagS II lot of old
sash, corn on eur, hnashcuds, barrels aaai a
great many other articles too numerous to
mention.
TEnMs.-All sums under S1d, ca a, over S5
u cfe,iit Of six mouths by giving d bankable
note with an approved endorser.
THOM As TOY.
JOSEPH A. TOY.
mni3I -5tdltw Administrators,
L. W. STIDaAa & Son. AuotionoerB.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
WANTED.

Wy TANTHD.-TO BORROW 5000 AT S
w per cent on a iirstclusa mortgage
Address H., REPuBLIcAS office. mar2.tG
Daily Republican., 1881-04-05
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-A 1,ou!IIs vALoASa;h .1dne warehouse house
"a mo stole hI,ase and double brick dwelling,
ssntainins about ~ acres Of ground, situate
In The town of Newport, Delaware, between
tSsp W & B. Railroad on one side, aud
the Christians River on the other, with WI, wa
ter front Of about ' It't i we'll 0He cc"tod " for
snmhsr and eoal yard or manufacturing bua.
ness or The buying and shipping OF grain, be
ing In close proximity to an excellent graiu
grewipg section Terms easy Applyto
B''""o NJ M. CHILD,
mar,ptf No T04 Market street, city.
, 1881-05-29
moved. and the prayers, supplicQtons. md even
brtbes OF the young man were refused.

moved, und the prnyers, supplicatlons. md even
ortbes OF the young man were refused.
4 reporter on morning paper was also yerr
much agitatct1. He exl'oscd his star, but it
fnllcd to ac1 Us hi "upctl sesun,e,' aud he was
forced to sit down aild await dcvrlop,ucnts,
SIR. Jero Dunn aroso ar this point. nud said
that there WAS To be a wrestling match in tho
hail. but, Z, one Of tho contestants -, left bis
and ret them, = the prayer meeting would haye
to adjourn" Tie city officials at the door ro-
fused to gtfow the audience to leave tho hail.
Lieut.. Currie1 thon summoned his officers tho
entire city detective force being outside and
the audience filed out and: we're taken to the
by intnpiu. ort OF the side windows fn1o tho
alley, but t"crty-lhrce were captured aud run
in: At the station each nun WIS registered ana
taken into the back ROOM The nnmes we're then
recalled. A1lt Us ench si1nr came out he was
searched. Only one revolver was found in tic
party,-a very credftahIe showing, considering
llo nature OF the sport OH foot One youn.r
man bad Il copy OF Il flash paper III his pocke1,
and he threw it nwny hciore coming out, as ho
was ntrHid 1t mi iE4t compromise him
1t is needless to say that the prisoners did not
register their own 1.n1nes. There were several
PROMINENT mcn in the batch, and they would not
as s0s sh hea sach an an IL rs' Das w Is
Il prominent jewc}cr. another Ii Hoard Ut Trade
nun. another u Wholesale clothing salesman,
young tnan who hus distinguished himself us an
mission men The nstHles lt!, registered, with
bartender; Ed Morris, merchu1t: ". f.
Storey, editor; Gen. Torrc.ce, ironmoldcr;
John ltogcrs, fireman; C. T. ltaub!l. spccuiator;
nccr; john Dalton. capitalist; Fr,ncis Levison,
looske:psr; g.; !; l. Tayinr. @ mi,er; John Gocks.
Pnarer, st,rseon; Char!es Havens, board Of
Trade; $. 4. Mullen, none; Charles Stevens pa-
pcr-hunser; Geor4c Wilson, merchant: Dnyiu
Swing, lecturer; and so gu to the end Of tho list
JusTlcl: I1AWkISsoS WAS SENT FOX,
and when be arrived hc issued bonds Of SEQ
in tho North Division Police Court to-n,orrow
, 1881-05-29
A MODEL ESTABL ISHhiENT,

Messrs. c. T. kimbali Il Co. will open on
Wednesday, June |, their new carriage
n!anufactory and sacsrooms, corner Wabash
avenue and Harrison street, without doubt
tile finest building of the kind in this col..-
try. The manufacturing department is fur
nishei with large steam boilers and engines,
with the latest and most improved macllin-
cry, largely Increasing their facilities am, IT,
lucllls cost OF .prouuctlOn. They have an
immense stock oi carriages, which for style,
finish, and durability arc unsurpassed in this
Or any other country. and comprising every
thing that want OF taste can suggest. THEIR
manufacturing and repairing departments
are always open for inspection, allu are per-
feet lnarvels Of ncartess and system, ami
after visiting then, one can readily Under
stand why the work from this house is re-
garded as tic Il stnndurl.'
, 1881-05-29
NOTES..

S2e:ial Dispatch The Chicago Tribune.
WAs1NSGroS, D. C., May 2s.-Air Hobbs,
who for many years has been Disoursins
Clerk Of the Treasury, was to-day relieved
Of his duties, and Mr.. Bartlett appointed in
ll,s place Mr. Hobbs is, howeyer, to be re-
tanned III 4 subordinate capacity. There arc
no charges against Hobbs, and he is retired
on account OF iIl-hcaltl; but, inaslnucll
as he had the disbursement of the
Contingent Fund, there is a general e*pecta-
tion that more changes are to FOLLOW. Per
SONS near to the Administration say that
there are to be numerous changes in all the
Departments within a few weeks.
M.;. LEE, OF NORTH CAROLINA,
we'll known in the politics Of the South rs
Tim Lee, is to be appointed United States
Marshal Of New Mcxir''. His apprintnent is
approved By the new toEerlor Of that Ter
SUPPRESS the luwesness which has prevailed to
such IN cx1eut that Territory. and has de-
Sir cd Il rcsolute and courageous Marshal to as
sisr him. Sucn an officer has been found IN Ilnl
Lee.
The reports that Sergeant -at-A Arms Thomr-
son of tho House il short il, MS nccounts "r' an-
true The various inti'nnt,ons relative I" '.ouso
officials do not refer to Mr. ihomi'soo. 'l:lo ing
breach of trust. IT there is my was committed
by another person. and IS VI prlfAte chhfac-
ter and not or pUtc funds.
MARSHAL DUDLEY,
of Indiana. has left for hone' satisfied that
within short time he will bc appointed Co,l-
MISSIONER OF Pensions. His friends state tnut
tnc President informed him that be was Salts
fie,f that Sir. bentley was good oilccr> p.t
there ws,s 4 great 'tca! Of opposttlon ~ atn ~
the soldiers and that it Wh5 thought adVlslole
to ap1oi1lt u soldier to the p!Acc. Dudley Is Il
one legged soldier, but he much prefers t4e po-
siaon Of Commissioner OF the Geneeai Aano-
Office. .
REMOVALS CONTEMPLATED.
~ The N'fsern Associated 17Ttss.
WASHINGTON, u. T., May .S.-1t is reporteo
that the President intends' next sonoas ~ ut,-
ncctcd with the misdceds Of the Custodian o.
lice. Inquiries as to the truth OF the report At
1bc White House ao fton 10 G decatoa to
e,I,cr ui}iru or deny the report 1t is slid that
President Gurt,e!d learned Of the waste Of pup
t,t1;,.a xbilc serving in the last Congress, and
thut be has insisted upon tEe 1nre5tignnon. anu
that nn proposes to suspend the o'hcials aae8ea
to be in the ring in order 70 give fhc in'cstt.
cnrion Committee free field to carry on tncle
lnburs. Thtt the President ana secretary WIN.
dom have been 90 entirey occuTh &c ~ t fo
uot having earlier ordered su5pens'ouol VI LUZ
Treasury officials
no YELLoN-FEyER-
Tho officers Of the National board of Health
and Of the Marine osptai Ser'tGE , tba nn rom ali
n1inIs Mhrc yellow. likely to originate
Or occur: The reports gu insprc t ~, luz ve,
1nw' y ,sn faver in the Un1tel States this year.
THE TER CENTS.
rt, Treasury Department Is NOW counting
tbs per cent bonds reserved lor ;ua inv. ~
s,Ij iSt 0DD liked by Secretary "lndotl. ~ I t1a
i,onds 1nnilcd on the day the mtdsticanon ,,;c en
pred will be receives tss.;nrshir IN ercess Of
VIII carts ~ rrmaiI brings more bonds en-
titled to continuance unoe1 lnAs Ao'~' A'
, 1881-05-29
NlPPED IN THE BUD.

4 E1ari-GloFe Fight 'y'll:at Did Not Como
0A-Tne Party Arrested By the Po.
lice.
Rumors hare been nl1oat among tho members
of tho sporting fraternity during the pnst week
that hard-glovc fight would take place In Dry-
unt's Hall, corner of Webster and Lincoln ave-
nucs, last night. At first but little stock
WAS taken In tho runors, us it is vel!
known that tho hall Is in close
proximity tn. tho Webster Avenue Police Station.
Tho engineers Of the affair, however, circulated
the report that the pplice were in with tho
scheme and that Superintendent McGarigle
and Lieut. Eurricr had consented to sanction
the affair with their prcsc1ce. No one knew
exactly who was instrumental i'll arranging tho
fight, but it stated that an EN-
pIoy6 In tho Money Order Department Of
the Post Olcc, was the prime mover, and that
it was to be the first Of series OF '' hard-glovc
fight" which were to hc given in this city under
his management, providing the FIRST one was II
success.
ago. No one knew whence tnoy came. but they
found ready sulc at s. each. The young nj
legged bloods were anxious to witness rcal
prize light, and they put up thor money
promptly.
Thc principals are two brokcn-down sur2ers
who came here froE1 tho EAst .e to make li1ile
for board moncy. Onc is = Dusty Matthews, a
Canadian lightweight. Hc is what is known rs
duMeT AtnUHt the spbIls. EANCG AE-
rival In Chicago he has been 1T the gymnasium
several times and has "put up his hands to
several Doxcrs who practco t1ore. His op-
pcnent was Ed Stewart. the. Cleveland
pet" and he Is about twenty-five pounds
heavier than Matthews. They hal an Old score
they wished to settle, ana Chicago Was chosen us
tho battleg round.
Bryuut Hall. In which the fight was to take
place. is on Webster avenue, directly back Uf
Scpusters salouli. And it has been used for p.'-
Iitlcnt INT, club meetings. In the centre uf the
hu;l the orthodox ''rln ng'-ropeS aud siukcs--
had been pitched, and about this "er. Ei1ilcreu
the SPORTS About IL O'CLOCK some twenty thrcG
men were In tho hell, whiting for the fun to be-
cIn but it WAS evident that the ma;1-
a:.ers were not satisfied rs to tho way
in which the police would view the matter.
1t WAS given out III the neighborhood that IL
meeting of horse jockeys WAS being held in the
hull and this explanation satisfied those WHO
were wondering ut the line Of carriages stand
inr iu front Of the place.
About five minutes past 10 o'clock the burly
form Of Lieut.. Ctirrer dArkencd tie door Ut the
hall. He stepped inside. tuuk Il seat near the
dDur and there WIS Il slight drup in the jaws Of
tle sports One young and unsnphlst!cAted |
member Of tho audience turned white at tho
sight Of the officer, and
STARTED FOR THE DOOR,
"Y.ou can't get out Of here said the Iieuten- |
ant, as the young man put his hand On the door |
knob. .,
IN home" pleaded the yuunEsrer. |
but the iiiuty hearted ollicer could not be |