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WORK 1;ivenuu,

On receipt of your address we will make
an offer by which you can earn 50 to 81
evenings, at your home. Men, Women,
Boys or Girls can do 1t. II. G, Wilkinson
q Co., 1876 and 1877 Fulton street New
York
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The CLOSING exercises in the public
schools, particularly those of the primary
grade, are well attended by the parents of
the pupils. This is right and proper, as lip
no better way can both pupils and teachers
be melted to renewed efforts.
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a wonderful discovery,

Reads Three-Minute Headache and Neu.
ralgia Cure Is the wonder OF the nineteenth
century, as no sick or nervous headache. neu.
ralgia, or any acute pain can resist it more than
two minutes, as can be proven by hundreds Of
Baltimdre's best citizens. It's an outward an
plicaton, and only costs 2b cents. Sold by all
druggists and country stores. W. II, Read
proprietor, Baltimore and Light streets, Balti
more, Nd. Sent by mail on receipt Of 80 cents
P.S. .
Also proprietor Of Reads Grand Duches,
Cologne-the finest polpgne in the world.
A little rub with gentle hand,
Applying Reads Three NJ mute Cure.
No headache on the earth Will stand,
But vanish in an instant sure,
Thousands say tt's priceless boon
When headache racks the throbbinR brain
In silent night or busy noon,
So easy thus TO free the pain.
No dose is given; no stop to rest,
+ No doctors bill, or bandaged brow.
This vondrous cure has many blessed.
They speak inraptures OF II now.
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THE REMAINS of Archbishop Wood Of
Philadelphia were laid to rest, yesterday,
and vast coneourse Of people assembled to
pay the last tribute of respect to the memory
OF the distinguished prelate.
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AFTER THE first of July the check stamp
nuisance will be done away with, and thou
sands Of business men all over the country
will give thanks for the blessed relief
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sIr,nnu man

"Wells' Health Renewer" restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility. 81
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EFar more valuable than those golden apples
Of HesperidCs are the life. health and beauty of
WomanhoOd. Airs. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound restores and preserves all these.
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NOTICE
in ~ sl- H" ldt nsu
sl - THE STATE OF pErKwARH
New Castle county ' ITO THk-- rf4,
h b. 5. sHERTTE, or AHw tAsTLE

New Castle county --To THE- no
. b. 5. SHERIFF OF NHw IAsTLE
COUNTY. GFeeting:
Whereas MontroJe A. PaIlen by his b tition 10
the Judges Of our superior Court, 1led in. the
fpAlce OF the PT0th notary OF the baiN court n
and for New Cast e county, for the cause Of COM
Elalnt therein alleged Mas lmSde applie ,tioR %
the said Judges that n decree may be pronounced
dl,sol ing the Inarrirge s1ls.lng gBstWeen the pc
I'VE therefore command you No you have been
heretofore commanded, that you summon Ann
y. Fallen, so that she be and appear before the
Judges Of our said court at he next term thereof
TO be held In WlminRt0n, OH Monday, the 10 :
elteeRth day Of Septsinber next. 70 hnswet the
allegations Of the said petition. and also to show
cause nany ehAs why 1 de, Re df the said
court should not be made dissoi Wing the ma axe
existing between her and the sAid petitioner, ae.
corning to the Act OF Assembl = In such case made
and provided and alBO to do anti receive what
tbe said court shah then and there conblier con-
cernipg her in this behalf as 10 the court shall
seem meet ana a. coasisteTt Win the prOvisons Of
Witness the Hon. Joseph p. QOmegys. Esq, at
Wilmington the twenty -third day oiiMay AID,
eighteen hundred and eighty-three. -. 0t.t
Issued, June 9th, 1883. ~ ....T w -
The above is true copy OF ais summon No. 10,
September, 1881 retuTnable September n, 1854.
lgt JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
VILMINGTON, Jure q 1888. ieI2-ftwl
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Purity.

A liquid dis:nfectant, quart bottles only
% certs: Danforth, druggist, corner Sec
ond and Market.
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EVIDENTLY our home ball players must
practice more at the bat If they ever expect
70 cope successfully with Jerseys pet nine.
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Reads 3-Mlnute Headache L Neuralgia Cure.
Reads minute Headache 4 Keura l9ia Cure,
Reads 3-Minute Headache & Neuralgia Cure,
Reads 3-Minute Headache Il Neuralgia 6Nlre'
Reads 3-Minute Headache & Neuralgia Cure.
head's 3-Minute Headache & Neuralgia Cure,
Only rs cents or Ave for 81 Z II
Only rs cents, or five tOr$I. n .,
Only Is cents, or Ave for 81.
Only rs cents, or fVs fOr$1. - T. 'u.-
This is the wonder Of the nineteenth centurv
ThiSis the wonder Of the ninetsonth century.
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This is not origin l.. Oh,
no, we dcn't'say it. Someone
else says it. and we wouldn't
rob them Of the credit of it for
the world. I1on't think we
want to criticise our neighbors
or find any fault. On the con.
trary. every time we see the ins
yitation posted in public PLACES
it-strikes us as being emineutly
proper, and we onlyFiise t. as4.: El:
|piain that we hope that the
public will do just exactly uasi
they are requested to. Indeed,
they can't do better. 15i ,,i.5s 5si. q
.,srsta1 20 - llioo,H ID. ~ bfe6 Ii
.H
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JoRw wAMAMAKER,S:
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with a complete assoft-
ment well made goods and
low prices we invite your at
ter ton to our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. "
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This preparation ha
effect upon the Skin.
Red or lntlamNed Noses lss Il
Lips or Hands, Liver
Itching of the Scalp,ri
s Read the oertifcasat.
;. Gauntt, M. d. Gr'
1874: iq ''.. !.
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ANArYTloAt rn.Ia rhnA.IBaESAHTI3MH aSHIM No. 2en MASTER x,u

~ iaH "a okf, NO MAJ
OF
that
ewnpp OIL
FORMER student succkeded
III 400. II ehprnt
''' ~ Ii-ES s.
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SEVEN doctors recommend Reads Three
Minute Headache and Neuralgia Cure as one
of the wonders Of the age.
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IfNOT1CEI I02'1 7n0tH9p'h
IN09.l1gr =. trF .hFral ~ A Gl sf yiae
|Qra 70 de- ,t THE ATATE OF DELAwARE,l
New Castle County, ITO THE- lf -,
=. >. SHERIFF or Nkw CASTLE

aWhereA., Annie NJ. MIN fns, ~ bet petition 10
the Judge of our superior Conn nled In the
ofhce o. the Pr thonatory Of the sad court in and
FOE New Costle eonn y, FOR the cause o COM
.Qpr,said Judges that decree WAY br pronounced
dlsgo wing lie marriage existlny between he
betltionef and herhd band obeFt @. M Nj ngus.
. We therefore command F0u, ~ van We been
hrretof0r rommAI ded. that you summon Robert
q. M. Mfngus 50 that he be and appear before
the Judges of Our said couTS, At the lime thereof
toib .he at Wilmington, on iMenday, the seven-
teenth day Of September next, " answer the all
7egation Of the said petitioner sEeoEding 70 tie
|fAet of Ass mbly, in such case nadeAhd nlOvided
and also I ) do and receive what. the said court
this behalf rs 10 tile court shall seeh b meet and
eonai tent with the provisions Of the, said Act Of
.Witness. the Honorable Joseph ri coinegys
Esquire, at Wilmington, tie twenty 4 irI day
three, EOR6E A. MAXWELL,
issdsd May slst. 1854 70 Ff61hodatOf'y.
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TESTIMONIALS:

PHILA. REA rING n ior svIILR YKI'H.so. 49,
2O4 s., Fourth street, phila, s.
-, suffered for afteen years from tender and
mustered rect caused by excessive nNrsOration,
The skin would often crack open and hee6ine very
painful. A few applications Of Dr. Il o. Terry's
Lotion Afforded me immediate relief. -. =
WIN. u. sTAgER 10
!, -,.a. BERYwN, montgomery county, Pa.
l was aiiiieted or two years past with a dull
aching pain on the OPP Of my head, from tile
heat no doubt In the part there. wpald collect
scales or dandruffs used Dr. .. 4. Terry's
LOTION, which removed both headaep and dan
drum. q. ANDERSON.
..a l RIcHBoRoUGII, Bucks county, Pa. II
For several mOnths past have been much an
noyed with rough skin. 1t would crack open and
cause considerable pain. Your Lotion s0rtened.
healed and restored the skin to a healthy condl-
tion. WARREN O. WORT A IN (i'rfN
272O aRsY,s FERRY ROAD. Phila. a
have used your Lotion for ehapped bands. IL
was severe case. II effected cure In two days,
N4 4ta- JOHN ". COONEY.
.,g '..,. .t5 r.i l2la N THIRD ST., PnuA.
| suffered for several years with tetter upon my
face. Your Lotion entirely CURED me.
.... .l,. FRANK RiGNgY.
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IT MUST bereal discouragtng to the organs
that have been bowling about the "theft of
''the peoples rights" by Democratic Leg
islature, to and that the people who might
be presumed to have suffered by the
"theft," appear to be perfectly satisfied With
the turn affairs have taken. None of their
rights have been interfered with and they
pursue their usual ayOratiOns just as they
did six months ago. Perhaps these organs
might have more effect upon the public
mind were It not for their inslnGerfty and
hypocrisy, for While they now cry "thefr"
where there has been no stealing, only a few
years ago they applauded and encouraged
the theft of the Presidency Of this country,
aud sustained the occupancy Of the Presi.
tial chair by an usurper for four years.
Even the thief joining in the hue and cry
for his capture is not parallel to such con-
summate impudence and colossal cheek.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.
JOHN WANAMAKER.

'hestnut Thirteenth and Market streets
And ivy hall Square, Pt'fAdelb a 80 ''
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE !

By virtue of4 de0ree of the Chancellor OF the
state of Delaware, W n be exposed TO public sale
on the premises. In the city Of Wilmington, on
Saturday, June 30th, 1889.
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, remarkably healing and -,
1t removes Pimples, Blofches r% 'pl
3 Fresclkless, eslIs, sSunburn, Rough Or ca q
hiickened Or Brittle Nails e,o D"'iuf
OF the Eminent Chemist, Prof y, +
duate Of the University Of Pennsv nr'
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DailusA Gasettt
lsSnatof BAynrdv Address

wmM1NOror. wEDNEsDAT. IUNEsf.
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f!lynSa1SSse.

For CONNECTIONS At Wilmington Chadd,s Ford
5uncti0n, Lenape. CoatesYllle Waynesburg
Junction, Blfdsbor and Rea ing Ee time
" eles ~ all statlons. asiH i. A. HOVER,
]. H, THOMPSON, Gener i sa5pt. 5 rr1' AESRa mHas
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NOTICES.
NOTfcE.
SAMUEL 4. MAoALLIsrER
NOTICE.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT -
Relief to the FamishinR Public

,sCharlie'' Kyle Is a by-~ord IN every house
hold. generation remem hers him gTatefu lily,
for during many years he hAs IninIstefea to suf-
dering humanity, seorched aud fatilished by sum-
mer th'rst, giving with generous band the moot
palate could wish. y" 80 i4" IVY
!, Wnh the coming summer he prOposes 70 do as
already large manu- factory, At the M. K. Corner
'ofNIXFH and dORANGEeThEEr1, has been ex-
Ttsd B)n0w being made I'd many Varieties and of
r0E nicRle paEteA by maAla other wiae, will be
aled Wit accuracy and 6isphEGht HIS three
AbtafG m second tfeef diak&et VIII be open OF
nfds. ana Ice cream Wills bdt dilpsn4ed with his
9lq tune liberal ". & & Il aaUhai nylsrAm2A
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gtt ta.
A great part of the space in the GAZETTE
usually allotted TO reading matter, Is given
up. to-day, to the address Of Hon. Thomas
r. Bayard TO the graduating clsss Of the law
department u Yale College, delivered yes
terdsy afternoon. sI.rJ ..+ ,.l
4a Although the address was prepared with
an especial view toths Instruction and In
70 nation Of the young gentlemen about 70
enter the honorable profession Of the law, it
is, like everything spoken by Mr. Bayard,
full Of interest to the gen ersl reader Law
is not only the foundation Of all government,
but 1t Is the very basis Of society, and
upon its just and upright administration the
existence of all civilized communities is de-
pendent. For this reason, therefore, what
ever pertains TO the law is naturally OF in
terest to those with sufficient intelligence to
realize its analogous relations with all
human affairs. i'r H .E
Mr.. Bayard's address was listened to with
profound attention by the graduating class
and all who attended the exercises. Il was
filled with just the thoughts and sentiments
calculated to encourage and inspire thosG
standing upon the threshold Of the profes
sion he has so signally honored, and is Sc
plain in Its statements and convincing In itI
conclusions, that we are sure It viii be pc
rilsed with deep interest by all oEr readers
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WANTED.
REhF N1NrKb. .


M ANlED.-A BOY TO DO ERRANDS.
W MUST be able 70 readlmanuserlpf. Applt
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suffered for the last len "S' ,1s buc1s eouI
.he scalp. During that tims 'is ~. Nlih
phfsiciAns, who prcscrihcd ln. uulsnll'a
iout aiiording me any RELIEF ,yh.hy ,I, ,hy dlsa
piicaliOns OF your Lotion has S%Eer S,,,,r
. -ft N..l. &C. VAN
fa.l ... hhCORDER or DRgh. nj
AS Chestnut .,.a-. ,LDS VI
nave used your Lott n INV, IN ni rNll
iEreckies, softeniug and beautIpyi m
hlRhiy iecoihmend II. JnlIy w
,. W.cor. EIGHTEENTH Avn .yn..v "'I
pave used your Lotion in nv 1n lnmr' nnIs
hlKhly recommend II to tln n"bli,ra m i,a"'ls
.f4f1 sU.. JullN Nd
H.t, 1872 ARPENTEp =,
] have used your Lotion lor It,st'S rsI w
inE or the s'alp. A few annllcaiita,n,,a ia,aa
+ nnmediate relief. and entir0y , y, ny
dandrul. "'' IIga
have used your Lotion lar so,,aai. 1,nLhlI
ana can highly recommend il. ''''''''i
.'. thWAHn julI
,,, 81 N. TENTu srnss,I
l have lad Pimplus and Blact ~.
lace. DIR. !. G, reTy's Lotion rano,.I Nv"
A, fLAH
have had Pimples on my iar,' anG =
''eih' Il. GAl
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DIR. I.G.sTERRY'S OrId
I. ieni esl1N ze'lifrJ Hfm.AI ~ l\
.hau 1a4stf d t.a.orR -. -EOR:-
. i''s F'NIFt
softenings and rfblESs lBESesagudtiifying gdi the Skin

-cacd fHh bin ifa1. iilw
9e1i i H"iis-nmsnfnoa
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ZOE RENr.

EOR SALE. STORE AND FIXTURES
~ OF q grocerv - Y. Dor. Ninth and Madison
j. t. DlCKEY, e021 Market ST.,
my24-u or at the store.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST 'IR SrlLEN A BLACK AND
~ 1TANA kRBIERl b teh,u about mine weeks
Did. A liberal reward vih he paid on return 10
leiS NO. 81 4. SIXTH STREET.
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WHITE AND CoLoRED Ep1sCopAA1ASs
The Virginia Council Advises Separate Or.
ganizations for the Two Races.

IOr tno Two Races.
RICHMOND, May 19.-In the Virginia Epis-
copal Convention to- day the committee to
whom was referred that portion of the Bishops
address concerning the relation Of tho Church
TO the colored people In the United States. sub
mitted the following:
We believe that the only solution our Churchs re-
ation to the colored will be found giving them
the right and encouraging them to exercise the right
to the separate organization they have asked for 1t
natural thst they should request separate Congrega
point Of view s real one The colored people recog
ns a. clearly as the white white pastor 70 col
and out i' iSe1 r. fa as iS.
s famss e carrier SsMse MS IS
family and the families q his CONGREGATION renders that
ton. Our white congregations have no intention Of ssH
ing colored men to become their recors What il true
lions The intercourse between white and colorsd min
later. and laymen IN councils and conventions d not
churches are feeble will not be real ought to be
between Chrisnn men Of the same Church There is
dla welcome 70 every eoored man who enter.
ns 81 mt asr f tssy
have every right upon this floor do not feel that they
However much this any other diocese might need
know that We would never make choes OF a Color.
e four a ss
that the other race would take coored rather than
we trust the Council will with us that our depu.
es to- ne General Convention will use their beet efforts
Of S An
ar Ss sa q he Al:
to devise and execute for themselves such pans shall
ministers on the committee and was unani-
mously adopted
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THE IRISH INFORMERs.
Carey Released from Custody-The Guard
About his House Doubled.

DUBLIN, May 19.--James Carey, the man
who was concerned in the Phoenix Park assas-
sinations. and who turned informer was to-day
released from custody. Carey declares that he
intends to remain In Dublin. and that he will
vigorously prosecute those OF the tenants oc-
cupying his premises who have refused to pay
their rent since he became an informer. Ever
since Carey turned informer his house has
been guarded by policemen. and on his liberia
tlon to-day the guard was doubled
1t is announced this evening that Careys re-
turn to his home is only temporary. and that
the Crown still holds him as u witness to testify
in the cases OF Sheridan. lyman, and Walsh.
kinsela the lunatc who said that he took
part in the murder Of Lord Leitrim. was dis
charged to-day and sent back TO the work.
house.
Seven persons have been arrested near Bar
billie on q charge OF having been connected with
the shooting of Mrs. Smythe, who was muir
dered on April q. 1881. while driving home from
church with her brother-inlaw. farmer OF
county Westmeath.
The Crown proposes to distribute the reward
offered for the detection OF the Phoenix Park
murderers among the informers., y e be-
lieved that 1t will also send abroad forthwith
all informers who desire to leave the country.
LONDON, May 19.-The report that an in
former who possessed know lodge concerning
the dynamite conspiracy prisoners had been
brought from America and was confined In
Scotland Yard 10 denied.
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william Maze. ssS q sfI x',ea vSs sss iscn sss
Ssrs was HIis 4 b. bsns Scwn ss.Sss srse
on Gres:y Prairie. eleven nils south Of
ier' jesse Garinston. ana 4. asrSup were ne ds.
sRd .Ss ss: s sss 'HS s1%S
Me-. H ,Ss much d:%sse
osse . ssS sSsS s s.s1
vs. SSsa.a Hsas ''sass sqs Wan
= s..n severe tornado: attended with fstsl
partly torn w. The xorst q the cyclone. how how:
sbssS Rsiroad. The storm S' s!oud. q Ike
and g Sus ae
ness AM, and residence portion Of the place, level
ing -four four :t tor twC the depot
Asi' hsa Nous: sqSs 9sass
ne srs ssd 1rssd H fHs
daughter James ssss Snshs hoS Ss
viz viz H. had sSa leg broken and hs
home, This makes the number Of killed in the
jured three Of whom will probably die. Nine
OF the Injured we're taken TO Jacksonville this
Hon. Samuel Woods and his barn were de-.
etroyed.. Further TO the southesst. along the
s track Oh OF the storm .csttsrips ierm houses
The storm extended a. far south AZ
Litchaeld. Not far from that place rail-
train on the indianapolis and g. Louis Hail
road plunged into 2 ravtne. The engineer Of
probably fatally. but none Of the passe myers
were hurt Another OF the Liter sufferers. a
young man named Liter. died Yesterday morn
Greasy Prairie now number four-a man named
English. q twelve year;old boy named Blake
making ten dead In MORGAN county
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Charles inorganic Estnte,

Surrogate Rollins decides that he cannot pass
on the validity Of the transfer Of stock made by Chures
Morgan in his lifetime TO his wife, his daughters Mrs.
whitney and Mrs. Quintard their husbands and his
grandson Richard J, Morgan. He makes n decree dl.
rectng the distribution TO Mrs Whitney Mrs Quintard
and Richard j. Morgan Of such shall not exceed
when taken together with the stock said to have been
given TO them ly the tcsator the maximum amount 10
which they would he entitled If all the stock
by him were considered NJ still belonging the estate.
and To the testaors widow and the other nr.s
under tile VIII sums not exceeding those which they
would be- entitled II all the alleged gts admittedly
valid The question Of validity OF all til. gifts left UNI
affected by the decree, and can be determined in the
suit pending in the supreme Court in such other
nd yispd Ia lrin
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makes tho journey with bis family in his own
pslscs car. In style that creates great aston.
ishment
The newspapers speak with great enthusiasm
o, the new American soprano. Mile Nevada.
who appears to have made a decided ri IN
David's "Psrle du Bresil." ct the Opera
ComiQue.
The energetic agents Of the Boston Universal
exhibition are making little progress on their
various European missions English manu-.
iacturers are apathetic on the subject. and re-
sent their disappointment In the matter of
tarin reform. on which they had built great OK
pectations. They will do little or nothing.
Jules Ferry has given Mr.. Morton very little
satisfaction. In response to his appeal on
Wednesday he assured him Of the good will Of
the French Government. bat Of little slse. The
ART part OF the exhibition can hardly provo any
thing but failure. since the Boston authori-
ties expect European artists and exhibitors to
pay all the expenses OF transportation.
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RYAN's LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.


A 1x.Csaviss Whs has DsvslsA Hinsslf
-------a-AaAAAn9 As<ova.
Patrick Ryan. the spurioug F1r1fysf.. Who coll
lected money from many actors actresses singers
pretending that for the sufferers by the Western
foods was held yesterday for examination Jefferson
Market this morning. W. J. Florence from whom he
got s25 received this letter before going to court:
nj Florence
KIND Sir: Ny brother has got In trouble and he told
me you were the gentleman May ask Of you for
sake not to press the charge and will give you back
the money. My mother and father are quite old and
have no help but me and my position. will be dis
graced forever cannot AFFORD TO lose my place will
give double the money back II Necessary of YOU
once more not to do anything to him this time II call
much TO see you at A. MI This is the request Of his
ter and old parents NJ Ryan"
Ryan was arrested In 1873 for stealing Mr. Samuel j.
Ticns overcoat. and sent to Sing Sing for three
and a half years lie has been swindlng tors since
March last lie says that Jacob Harris put him up It,
nave passed to Harris just after his arrest were the
names OF Patti Emma JIch Lille Langtry Lillian Rus.
sell Maud Granger Clara Morris Nilsson Galass Del
Puente, Albnni Mckee Rankin, and Carrie swain They
were aparenty autograph, and from 81 10 $50
down against each name Ryan says he got money from
into use had the nanes OF Minnie Iauk, j. K Emmett
and Rose Eytinge Oh It,
Jacob Harris says that he does not know RYAN and
hat ne spoke to Ryan after Ryans arrest because he
iad heard Ryan Isk for sone TO carry the Of
his arrest 70 his mother Harris says he earns Siooa
examination to day.
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LIMkRICx's CLEVER GIINE
He Kassks Ost . slx.fsstsp frsA GALWAY
aaA Awaits Shs Next Mas.

aaA AWalts the NEXT Mas.
Barney Blake, whose professional name Il
the Limerick Giant. is one Of the bartenders In
James O. Days place at 295 Avenue A. He ID
. sQuare-jawed. plsasant-faoed man. 6 feet *
inches In height. and weighs 220 pounds. His
shoulders are broad and muscular looking. and
his chest 10 large and protuberant He some-
what resembles Bunnells good natured Irish
giant. He 10 reputed to have been Q prize
fighter Of NO mean ability In Ireland. where he
knocked out John Dillon and Dan Mcguire.
DAILY has . standing offer Of 500 To any pugi-
list, Sullivan not EXCEPTED. that can knock out
more recently from the Pacific coast, where he he
tSS
1tns and ~ yeishS 200 pound. Tommy
hight was with soft gloves, and began at
TSs men en!ered Tie s's sinS sSssipped to the
professional smile had been exchanged. the
sparrinE playfully. Cassidy got In the first
t Ssw nhg edt and took
for second. and then let Bis right pile driver ise
dssssnd hesylly on CassIdys left law. The
SSalwsy mSnfsll against tho ropes He rallied
blowing when the first round ended
The giants massive fists were kept engaged
pounding down the guard OF Cassidy In the
second round, The Galway man was on his
back twice. He received lusty left handler
under the chin. and was Knocked clean over
the ropes at the end Of tho round.
When Cassidy came to time again he looked
weary. and fought wariy He aimed a left
hand blow at Bake's face. Blake caught it
With ne right. and let fy on Cassidy's left Jaw
Cassidy was carried TO his corner, and brandy
was given to him.. He recovered too late to
light out the fourth round.
Blake Ii still anxious tn find somebody who
will undertake to knock him out.