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DROFEssOR j. REMINGTON FAIR

DROFESSOR j. REMINGTON FAIR
l. LAMB, OF the New York Conservatory Of
Music. will locate in Richmond, Va. to TEACH
SINGING according to the PURE ITALIAN
SCHOOL-PIaNO, ORGAN, HARMONY, and
COMPOSITI0N-if a sufficient number Of pupils
can be secured for him 10 warrant his giving up
his present positions in New York city.
Professor FAIRL AMPS own studies were made
I'm Paris and Florence, and he Is endorsed by such
artists Christine Nillson, Nine Seguin- Wallace,
Myron w. Whitney, &c.
For terms. ETC.. address f. W. HOFF,
No. 92l Maiu street.
Only few more pupils necessary. oc 7-3t
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Execution I'm Indiana.
Ipr lnlorr,nh tn the Disnatch. |

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
FORT WAYNE, ND, October 9.-Samuel
Mcdonnell was hanged here to-day for the
murder OF Louis Lansent in March last.
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rAILoRa AM. q !,
NEW STOCK OF WINTER SUIT

NEW STOCK OF WINTER SUIT
~ JE'' ISGs. l.fN1l
NEW STOCK OF WINTER sUITISGS.
NEW STOCK OF WINTER sUITINGs.
E.B. SPENCE 4 son.
f.. SPENCE & SON.
T.. B SPENCE & son
FANCY woRsTED sUITINGs.
FANCY woRsTED sUITINGs.
rANCY.woRsTED sUrTISas.
903 MAIN STREET.
90s MAIN STREET.
s0s MAIN STREET.
T.. b. SPENCE & son.
Z. Is. SPENCE & son. se 20
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FINANCIAL.
CHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. october .. 1898.
sALEs-FITsT BOARD.-lO shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad stock at 6sh; 1000 Rich
mond and AllCghany Railroad FIRST IS az In.
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yrw yOKN COTTGN FUrtRge

49, bale: gross. 5.OS5 bales. Futures closed
barely steady; sales, I7s.OOO bales; october,
xlu.70MSl0.72 November, slO.72: December,
sIO.s4mslO.s5; January, SlO 9saslO.99; Feb
ruary, S1l.l3MSll.l4, March, 81 27Mell 2e (,
April, Sl1.3SGSll.4O; Nav, sll.50msll.52:
June. Sll6l@&l 80: July, sll7lMsll.72:
August, sll.SO@sl Isl.
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EDUCATIONAL.


SCHOOL.
u No. no NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
The nineteenth session of this school VIII begin
THURSDAY. September 20th.
Boys OF eleven years Of age received; or, If well
advanced, even younger.
CHARGES FOR THE SESSION:
Elementary English and Mathematics.........f6
Higher English and Mathematics .............. "a
Latin, Greek. French, German. each......... IA
Clergymen's oO
= If a boy Studies more than two Of these Ian
guages. no charge T. made for the third and fourth.
For two or more BOYS from the same family.
deduction of $40 will be made from each bin over
500.
Payments as follows: Ten dollars (Sl0) the day
Of entrance; the balance In three. six, and nine
months from 18th September, 1883.
Circulars at the book stores.
THOMAS II. NORWOOD. Principal,
81 12-lm No. IA north Eighth street.
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USICAI..

Young LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Il desirous of learning the GUITAR may OBJ
tam the services Of skiful and thorough instruc-
Oc 10 w F& 9u3tE
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hibaudin.s Successor Appointed.
LOrne to Get the Garter.

LONDON, October 9.-The World says the
Queen intends 10 create Lord Lorne Knight
Of the Garter upon his arrival in England
from Canada.
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Our SIS FoUR-BUTTON CUTAwAY SUIT IS
worth 800;
Our sl5 IMPORTED sACh SUIT English
Worstedl is worth $50;
$40;
our $40 DoUBLE-BREASTED CHEyIOT SUIT
is worth sl5;
Our 1925 CHEylOT SUIT Is worth sl3.
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France Must Apologize.

LONDON, October "a Paris dispatch
says there is strong apprehension that il
Spain does not obtain satisfaction for the
insults to King Alfonso, Germany will in
terpose and exact it. 1t Is asserted that
Germany will require an apology as well
us Spain.
Thibaudin's Successor Appointed.
PARIS, October 9.-The appointment Of
General Campenon as Minister OF War uice
General Thibaudin, resigned, is officially
announced.
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T WENT, ISAW, ANDIPURCHASED,

Is THE UNIVERSAL REMARK
everybody makes who ever was on purchasing
tour for CLOTHING for himself or BOYS. The
reason is very easily explained. Our goods are SUI
perior in make, trimmings, and cut, anf our
prices are. without fear of contradiction,
THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.
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NEW GOODS.
We have now on hand and are receiving daily
our FALL STOCK or GOODS, consisting
DINNER, SUPPER, BREAKFAST, TEA,
GAME, and OYsTER-sETs. IN great variety and
at low prices; also, a full line Of NOVELTIES and
HOUsE-FURNIsuING GOODS.
T.. Is. TAYLOR.
lOli Main street.
Telephone No., 1886. sell
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Henry Wizards combined salaries are
said " amount 10 $4,000 year. -
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IILWAVKEF

MILWAUKEE,, October 9.-Flcur unchanged
Wheat strong: 9lsc. cash aud october. Corn
nOminally unchanged Oat, dull; No. 2, 27sU
Provisions lower. Mess porg. sl0.3j casn and De-
tober. Lard Prime steam, s7.75 cash and Oe'
toher. Hogs lOwer al $40.
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OUR FALL OyERCOATs
are in so many styles that We cannot give you
prices for all. We have them at 81, ~. 80
s1O, sl2, Sl4, and SIC.
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\ \ f :. :. :: F F + : :
ssss TIT 90 BRR, FER
. o OR RE o.
'sso T 90 X X EEE"
9l2 MAIN STREET,
Toe 6.itl
CHINA, GLASSWARE &c.

HARROLD'S CIIINA-STORE,
IL SIT BEOAD STREET.
DECORATED DINNER. TEA, and CHAM
BER-sETs: RICH slLVER-PLATED WARE.
We carry the largest line and sell at the loves :
prices. sezi-5m
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OUR PANTALO0NS
lead u to fame 81 80, 30, 50, 81 3, SO. and 7.
Every pair worth double that money.
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TIE FIRST RETURNS.

Des MONIES, October 9.-At i. NJ.
rain set in, which may interfere with the
Transmission Of the return s. Two reports
only have so far been received One from
Van Meter, Dallas county, which gives
Republican majority Of 100 "a gain oil s2l,
and the other from BROOKLYN, Poweshiek
county. which gives sherman 23l, Kline
1I0. and Weaver 20-a Republican loss OF
%. Stiles Republican,, for Congress. Is
votes ahead Of sherman 900 50 Ia, lar
were cast in this city. The Second Ward
Incomplete gives Sherman 1923; Kline,
S0s: and Weaver, 8. There are la
scratched tickets to be counted. The DEM
ocruts claimed this ward by 200 majority.
A special to the State Register from Us
kaloosa saws three precincts In the Sixth
congressional district gave Republican
gain Of las. Carroll city, Carroll county
e,yes sherman PSI and Kline 2H-a Dem
ocratic gain OF 10.
LOSSES AND GAINS IN DEs MONIES.
DIES MoSIs, Iowa, October o.-The Sec
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OUR BOYS SUITS
are sufcrb-s5, s6, ~, IS, 3d. .l2- sli and sl5.
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THE st,xKRN sTRANrR-PERsoNAL AND POLL
vIcAL-IsIrA TRICK TO DECEIVE THE COL
oRHD v0TERsi
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RENOvED-CoNING BACK-THREATS OF yIO-
LENCE FROM NEGROES.
lCOrrespOndence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, October 9.-Vrgnia SIS, console
dated. AS past-due coupons, As: new 3'5, 81.
North Carolina 6s. old, lO5. Bid to-day
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a SAKS & CO.,
One-Price Cloihiors and TailorS.
oclO 1913 Main street.
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FROM ItIsI.ION.


Ilnthr Examiner
BELro~, June 10 The closing czcr-
cisce uf tia clty schools at the college
last might were very good The music,
essays, rcc.tntlOus aud dialogues, were
much better han usual on such ucca-
sion, The address delivered 10y j. N.
Roshorough EsIa though he had only Ct
days notice. WAS very fine, We are IN
great need Of better building
for school facilities, however, for
the room Is not only too small Tor such
occasions IA school concerts exhibitions,
etc, hut i- not large enough to nc-
comuodat one.tmrd Of tho public
school pupils, IN k.g it necessary to
scatter them about IN the different
school houses throughout the city. 1t
would certainly be- much better ru huy"
one house large enough tuuccummointu
all Of the public -chu children IA town,
and as our uoupl are very public -plr-
ltrd W. may confidently look fora new
binding mo- distant Il .tc,
Dr. II. 4. tueul, who hIs been tttru T.
Ing the meet ur OF the American VI dic.l
uF4 NcIatIUu, u Cleveland, Ohin. r.tui cd
yc-'crduy. lrcNprssc- himself To- Nc
pleased with his trip. which wa quite
extensive ulcr tlo adj mnm'nt Of thc
co ventiuu
E.tu sII Dee we'll represented pt th.
knights at nythils ban IN Lampt.as to-
mght.
IA. fine turning weather which We Ar
having makes trade very .luil, rnl on
merchant are only able in keep boo 700
prI'- 5ythiuhiug ui tine "htry, It. whicl
iuDl sill have This fail.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
-
A MOVE THAT WILL RAISE A
RUMPUS AT AUSTIN.
Employment of Convlcts on the New
Capitol Work The Elk Alcalde
as Pugllist.
wlRgLINes FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
.r---.L rl..rlm /. III LAlmn.r

Special rrlrsr,m TO tno Examiner.
AUSTIN, June 10 The pcuitentlary
board met to-day to consider the nppli-
cation Ut Gus. Wilkes. to hire fifty con
ylcts to work ia the rock quarry ue.r
Oatmauvllle, III this county. The Il ard
directed the secret ,ry to communicate
with superintendent Gorrc to know II
he could furnish the cunvic. dcArcd,nu
to instruct hmm To- communicate with the
board before furnishing the same. The
board * uf opinion there A. no lawful
inhibition against fur fishing Wilkes
with the cunyi'ts to work as specified.
Wilkes is q suh.cuutructor ON the new
capitol. The board will relax the rule
NJ hiring MOI less thnu twenty cuuvicts
10 any one person, uud will let j. &. Stlu-
SON have ten tu start marble works ut
the Rusk pcmtcntlnry, j. ID. Smithcrs
asked that his SALARY Ns manager of the
pcwtrutuy farm bc increased from ga
to- 800 per month, and the Cummunicu-
tlun WA, referred to the super utcndcut
At the entertainment nt the blind in
.tltutc last night tine pressure of the
crowd was su great and the weather su
w RIM that several ladies and two gentle.
men tainted and hal to be carried from
the room. There were three school cN-
mbiiiuus u the city lost night
About slN INJURED truct. wero str. ckcu
from tine lists Of lands IN uuurgmIAed
counties, advert Sod To he sold Tor taxes,
thc parties huyuE paid up
Gen. Ware, uf Galveston, aud j H.
Wells, of Brownsville, viii to morrow
mEue MOTION IA the Federal court TO
yurote tine rccei,crship Ut the lio
Grand, rail uni.
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Linen lawn. Pacific lawn, figured
piques aud lattice lace, in endless varle-
ty, at Kentucky Cash Storr.-Oi2itc
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Carpets, Carpets Maltiug,, Mattings' at
b. Ilaher's. which can not be eNce'led 10
pric or quality come and LOOK at them --
OJ-lO-tC
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MANpr's cREurr,Rs,

MApIsoN, Wis, June l5-Amoug the
creditors Of +. q. Mnudt, the Stoughtpn
wagon manufacturer, are john q. Far
well a CO., N Chicago, $1,000: s. O..
Kmburk, Chicago, $1,000, Brown X Van
Ar-dulc manufacturing company On
rugu, 5000, j. r. Patton y Co., Mi
wnukcc, $1,000, Green n Button, Mil
Nuukcc, 800, Snndbolt - BuyI Mil
wuukrc s2pOul, Gray, Burt a. KuImar
Chicago, 800, State bank Of Madison
$1,000; Stoughton bank SlluuOi First
NauJuul bank ~ Madison. 5000, Gurr.
don Mnudt, NJ Stougtom SlHUuO, Mr.
l'usslcr Of St.ughtuu, SlJ.UOO. The
assets are said 800 be from sIIOOO to
SIUWWD
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SPORTING NOTES.
Victory for Lady Macbeth at the Himp
ton Mee,iug,


summer meeting to lny, Bu-by park va
-cliug we'll The handicap was won by
I.ndy Macbeth, Spuns Gun second,
Krcnrs BuOkmlkvr third; tn starters.
letting ut three to oNc against Lrdy
Macbeth, ten to one against spring Gun,
and tnrcc to one against Bookmtkcr
Lady Macbeth Won In a cantrt 10y three
lcnl tbs.
coLr,mu, RACES.
CorrNnr,, june l5.-ln the Tree for all
race one mite, Flora Bile, L. |. !, Fuller
I ~, sailor Boy. = t. J. Limb'r jack,
1873 / Time 9:lsl, 49!t ~
2.Ij class. Purse 500. Blanche II. IL.
/. Noodle II, - .; Kitty wood, g. 3. 3,
Minnie Walker e, =. ., Settle Il, I. .. 3;
lotspur .. distinocd Time 2.4al, 2.26E
IDOL,
CuviNGIoS RACES.
CovrNorov, June Il 1t has been de-
cidcl to give An additional day 10 the
snort meeting not closing until TOMORROW,
fnu track was in better shape to ii y. auu
tlr attendance large, The ir-t mHr and
onc-righth race had AK starter. DHkc
Carter the invorltr, won in ,. y, Emma
Mnnlry ~ Cuntcrvillr -. the mil" AMI
+ "a uuuttr,, purs wa, taken by Little ter
! uup. IN 2Iii, Mrtropoli. "a, NIX Ilushs
/ 3D. For the llmyt stake,
| mile Nhu 'h''' "'."nS' w,
,ont o'"g .,1EiI Asrst,r third.
! iHE"''' y.,7N In a., f,nr,h rnc, mile
lln,y' - .cnn p,Il,., y"u thr Gr-t
h i,' IN, i.,rJ R,,Iau second.
nat I.n,,, ,i,rI It'lr Emily ,yn- ms
,uur.d and Lutte Fnglg Witur wa. The
Second heat WIS won b Lord Rug 'n Ia
I,IG OAK Lpaf cpud, Minstrel third
The turl heat aud race were won ny
l. nd Raglan M lAta.
LA.I DAY At HARTFORD
u,,rrrrn. jam. 10 -rh, .Iuuc melting
ut Chtrtcr oak park terminated III, after
noon by 'plil'ri 'on'r,' ~ ny 80 E ;'',,'
w ',"'-', E"-' w. H.Nf.Ii,,. u,,
l".", D, ~ N'N'" !, INK. W.. '',i,,
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AcANAnA TOWN. nuRyED.

IANADA IUWN HUHNED'
SrFK tsG, Dat, Juue IA large
portion Of tue business part OF town Is
burned. Loss, Sl2j,OOO
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q INItt1U.l 8,
,,,, GI,,,,,,, ,",J,,j ~, ,,, It 1''''
Mi IT,, ,,r,n,,,al L.. stnnI 5nU61' ~. % nnn
nnI nr, I,.. f,,,..., ',,,',I,, .,,, as 800.
rn,li,,,, V.,ni,,,, .vT,r..,,',,.,,,.,, I''t
,.,, 'L,,,,, NAV, ,'.,,,.,'.,',i iii ,,,r ',
fr.u I'M. ',.r,,s.,,,,, nm war;. ,li,, ",,l
nrnros,i T., nr,,, ,hn sn,n, r,tr,,.n
ruuc,.. m smni,u,,,rn, nr friul vrrr
show, .nrr,,,in',. O',tl, all tnn Lr,IJ.
iugs and that contracts cont uuod to hr
mudc after the suucryisiug architect Ind
been repeatedly warned and advised NJ
their uufururss to Nh government. \
long Olsen slou cusurd, Favored with
several sharp passages between counsel.
The point however was not decide md
the commissioners adjourned tll Ia. nor.
row, wucu Stcluwity will hr cruss.rNutu-
iucd.
nun rIu4rprNI'> rrnouANl,tr.
w,.,u<,.,.,~ Inn, a., nm, l...li,.,
so.int, i,n,n,I ,t tLa,,,,,,.I .,,,,,,,',. ~
,TtInI,t,tiy" tn.,i,,,t m ~ ,,,,,.t,,,n, soil
remain here mi .,bnut the ION nt Univ.
when he will go to Newport tor % short
stay thence he VIII 20 ON board the Dis
In''h w, 'lp aohs lN' coast ''~ ltl rs
h'unI Desert, ms may occupy ''r't
MMT'NH !' WI" 5,'.n nF"'h t'' &"Vu
"'n.nE w. '''l'''n N"''' '"," a. n'
81, az 'n., ''v 10 W. 'p'' ".
~ W. Wv wv, ''',,' ''''' '''', VI - '- ''''
trif'i oN 'A>NntAN MAIL.
WN-mNGruN. June l1.--Thr postal
agreement hrtNoru the United State, and
tine dlmjn'upot Canada provides that the
rates ol postage each country ON all muil
matter, other than merchandise and are
applicable To such mtl,r forwarded To
thc other country. That is To -U trr mail
I matter sent from the United States to
Canada pays the domestic ulir- %, the
( United states, and the m,ttrl brought
/ from 'unrda 90 The United states pay
/ the domestic rites of Canada. The rr-
/ suit Of the reduction of the letter post
/ age IN tine Tn ted States To two cents VIII
T hr the introduction ot am ANONYMOUS
cund uou of things III Canada. Mr..
. Black ulL superintendent ot the foreign
mml office IN the po-tullirr drpnr mcut
snid today That "u and after or ohyr !
the postage hIs''Inss mGI matter Tor.
wnided To CANADA W"nd hr tW" cents
ior c9ch nan ounce ma irh'u"n lnrrS'i'
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GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
-
THE BUSINESS FAIL URES OF
THE WEEK.
-
The Proposed Catholic plenary COun-
ell Massachusetts, and Missouri
as to Female Doctors
-
GENERAL RESUME or HOME NEWS
GENERAL RESUME or HOME NEWS.

.,,
, NV uE"hNNT, 'u"' ''. me LINES
'u''',. 'n'Ns, i','" M, n
tn'I,, a l,r,,r numhrr nt Ir,Iin,, r..
uurucnus orthr state are In consultation.
The committee was cillr to order by the
churm IN, John IL. Lynch. Lynch scCm-
cdto h We absolute control OF the meet
my. slh-commi' tee ON resolutions De
4 : appointed ami INhrh added. rue
commute" l'l""u u resolution i" KEEP
Wy 'N' I'lWnh'Ah "I ENNh,l"h A'u lhN','
Wv 70 ,P.'"''"" "i ~, p''"." r',"Ut'''
'l'P.'1'N "" "Il'',"'.S'"' ''S',"',ph
,,1 i',,I #" ,n'
S,Tn,i '''v in ,' tNc nr,si1"m,,. i'
trrr',I in,,r',rr,nrni nrlirv aud a. liberal
r,u,.c tnn',rIs sniirh.rn mon. Tine sun
committee RETURNING, lynch resumed the
chair. ana the executive committee adj
iournrd before the committee tn wait on
Chalmers brought HIM in. when Ch.l.
mrr- arrived "a motion was male that
Lynch resume the chair aud introduce
Chalmers. Lynch refused, stating the
committee had adjourned, that anyone
can introduce him and let him address the
ri'A'ns ot Jackson. Chalmers was then
introduced by Judge Fr@er lie saul IN
u 'N Nh'h j" canvass J., "pt''u anu
ron. ,t Guns is heard he WuulI be- found
slr., tn lac, batting AGAINST the demo-
cratic pnrty.
,,,.,, u,.,,,,,,,,.,, ,.,,.,.rr
y"
~ l"' u.s. June 10 APpIl'"ll"h WIS
mute "h"ut % r'o'V inns "',rn"1n III
pi"nh'' court ny h'o'u'' Tor MIS-.
winch mi.4,ug r\ Jultr Krum wu,, nd
miuistIMor, for the appointment ~
Auuthur pcrsou tu take charge u the
estate lhr attorney stated he knew
/ from examination NJ the records that
/ fnlsc statements and settlements had
| been filed in court Mrs. Man my in Am
/ interview snid krum has 2iOWlu to 800,
/ 900 which is duo hor, that he hud failed
/ Ia mako any grttlrmcut with her for
| thr,, y.ur4 u,ut Inn. r,rlirs Ia her IN.
/ ,nir,,. ,,,.,.,.. ali rvus,y.. Itr
/ Iv,,,n,,. %nyrn,1L nt Thi,Ia l,.
/ ,.'.,,... i,,r.,,n r,,urnrI tn.lny n,I cnu.
T E.,,,, ,,. ,',.,,.,ns st,,t.,,o,I NM
/ /, .'',, tnJ ,r,y..li,J u,i,i, I'm, IRON, S,r,
','' ','''' n',i ,r ''
S w., I!ra,,n,S,.',
I'. '' Wv ,,,r i,, XIII. .',.I tr,.,,
/ nllr,I ur,lri ,hnt unm, Ills hr,rt wng
. for Sat Lake City' hnt at og len he sud
! dvulN changed hiH mlnu N'ld aging ne
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NEW HAYES, June l5.-lu holly con-
tested glove fight between VIM. hener
aud Charles Gilhooly, keuer pounded
Gilhuuly into Inconsistencies. IL WAS
twenty minutes before lie recovered
Nine rounds were 10 ight.
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ToLEpp, June lj.-Pustoilice Inspec-
tors Brown AID Perry, of q yelaud
this morning arrest d q Morrison
night distributing clerk in the pos,nilice
here, charged with robbing mail, For
more than year pat various business
firms have lost valuable letters, aud it
became evident that some one was open
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Misses and children sandals and slip
pers At Sanger Bros shoe store,-G g. &c
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-26

We have heard 1t whispered around, tina
none but native born Americans are ap-
pointed to the County row offices. A glance
over the list OF County officers now in office
and those holding office away back as tar H.
the memory reaches. confirms the whispered
rnmOr. Mr.. l.. X. Cochran is clerk Of the
Peace Mr.. Thomas HUcUmb Is Recorder Of
Deeds Mr., Gecrge.M Maxwell Is prothOHotary .
MI Sewell G. Biggs. Is Register of Y ills:
Mr. J. NJ. II useman il Clerk Of the Orphans
Court Mr.. James Martin is Sheriff and MI
Smith Is Coroner. The two latter are elected
by The people Of the County. and only one
Mr.. Martin. Of all that are named is Re
publican The Levy Court composed O'
eleven members are also elected by the PEG,
pie. and they are all native born. 1t il to
The appointed County officer: that we more
particularly refer in this connection. Enough
II is IA well known fact that foreign born
citizen especially il lie be an lrsnman stands
hut u poor chance Of election if placed upon
the general democratic ticket. We would
like to be informed Of the last time an Irish
Office. Nine tenths Of them belong to the
democratic party and without them there
would scarcely be the shadow vi a DeInocra-
tic party in New Castle County, ana yet not
one Of them has been appointed to a County
row office 50 far as We know within twenty
hive years past If we are not IN staken, an
lrlshman did apply for one Of inc appointed
County offices some three or four years aIU.
He was gentleman Of high character. edu-
cation and ability, but the idea Of an Irish
man applying for a lucrative County office
WAS 50 ridiculous that it caused Il smile OF
contempt. and the gentleman had to stand
aside aud give way - the appointment CT
another l. Ut not an Irisunan. 1t was allWcll
enough for them to throw practically solid
vote, for the success of the democratic party
Int 70 ask for an appointed County office un
der tnat party was quite a different thing
rhcy are reminded that they ought to be
ctitistied with Eeing allowed to come t. This
Country. and to vote tor the 2lortouS princl-
pies Of IcmoD racy without aspiring t. oitlces
reserved for only select few rntiye bonn
Am lriCuns
|, is quietly ntmated that THIS cu,I.ln
must undergo II change before long. 1t is
argued with considerable force that # lrI,I
men are good enough to elect Democrats 70
office they are good enough to UcraSlunIIl Y
hold GONE Of the County off, IS and instead
~ reIng permitted 10 piCm n, Il rev crumb.
watch fall from the Official .'Jlrociutict t, ble
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twice In succession though their term 10 only
two years. 1t Is but reasonable 10 conclude
that II they had chance to vote for the other
county officers, they would apply the one
term rule as they do to the Sheriff and COrO-
ner. The offices Of the County belong to the
people Of the County-usually TO the domi-
nant political party in power--and where
there are 10 many qualified to MI the Offices
1t looks unfair for one man 10 hang on and
tug at an official teat ten year,. 1t was only
because We thought that Mr.. Lynch needed
the offca more than Mr.. Holcomh, that W.
recommended him for appointment. He has
borne the brunt Of two political campaigns
being defeated both times. He has the q. ILL.,
ty to I'LL the office, and his claim upon his
party Is stronger than that Of any other can
dI ate, and M he Is applying for an Office T.
would look to us like ingratitude for his party
to pass by his claims and appoint another for
second term simply because 1t Is customary
to do no.
We are not sufficiently egotistic to supp,s
that anything we have said will have any in
hucnce upon Governor Stockley in making
the appointment, nevertheless what we have
said In reference TO the matter are our sen'i-
ments, and would be our sentiments were the
Republicans in power.
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Carpet Notice,
SPRING, 1883.

We are offering the fol.
lowing bargains in Carpets
A line ofVelvets at SI.35;
worth SI.6o.
A line Of Body Brussels a,
Sl.25; worth Sl.5o.
A line of Tapestry Brus-
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This is one ofthe best makes
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A line ofbeautiful Tapestry
Brussels at 75c.; worth sl.oo.
A line Of Extra Super In
grain Carpets at 7Sc., which
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Beautiful styles of Ingram
|Carpetsat 37iand soc. peryd.
Window shades made to
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tice.