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Daily Republican., 1884-01-15

! NTED-A HOUSEKEEPER. AP-
ply a, No. $40 bennett streot on
\ and Tuesday, after up. IN. l3Ns
! STII,BY A YOUNG LADY A
/ room In private family, centrally
4 Address M" this office. il4'3t'
\ yTEIL-A 2lRL FOR GENERAL
4 OuaewOrk, nj 2l2 Market 81. ll*-stf
Daily Republican., 1884-01-15

SNHFRlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Levnri Facias, to me directed
will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Del, on
THURSDAY. THE PATH DAY
OF JANUARY, 1884,
at2 O'Clock, pm,
the following described real estate. viz
All that certain lot or piece of land with
three story brick dwelling house thereon
erected, situate il the city of Wilmington
aforesaid bounded and described as follows,
TO wit Beginning at point on the easterly
side of Jefferson street at the distance OF "a
feet sOutherly from the sOutherly side of SEQ
ond street. thence easterly parallel with SEQ.
ond street forty feet. thence sOuthery paral-
lei TO Jefferson street six cen feet, thence
westerly parallel with Second street and
passing through the centre Of the division
wall between tn house and the ne adIoin-
ing on the south forty feet to the caste ly
side Of Jefferson street and theme thereby
northerly sixteen feet to the place of begin
ming he the contents what they may.
Seized and taken in execution rs the prop
erty of James H. Aaron and Mary r. his
wife, mortgagers, ana Jesse II. Cornelius aud
Prudence A., his wife, I. s., and to be sold
by JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHERIpF's OFFICE, W ilmington, JANUARY
4. 1884. 7.eOd
Daily Republican., 1884-01-15

NVpD-ONE HUNDRED TUR-
v.ys 100 pair chickens delivered on
20 ~ Deliver at Third street market.
N. b. APPLETON.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-15

NOTICE BANK ELECTION
~ FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
WILMIsGTos, DEL, JAN. 10th. lsA
AT an election held on the stb instant. the
following named gent emen were elected
directors TO serve the ensuing year
Edward Belts, 3eo. ". bush.
william Tatnall, Eli Garrett,
Clement Il. Smyth, John II. Adams,
Daniel James Samuel Bancroft. Jr.,
James q. McCOmb
And at q meeting Of the BOARD held this
day, Edward i'ctS was unanimously re-.
elected President.
GEO. u. ARMSTRONG,
jl0-'t Cashier.
NOTICE-TO WATER RENTERS.
OYyiCH WATER DEPARTMENT
WILMINGTON. Del, Dec. II, 1851.
The bills for The year 1854 are now ready
and payable at the Registrars office. y. W.
corner SIKH and King streets TN all bills
remaining unpaid amer the 3lst Of January,
Is I, i've per rent. will beiadded. II paid dur.
ing the month VI February, and ten per cent
II paid during March, after which time the
ierIules may he Withdrawn and suit institu.
ted for the r. c0very u the amount due. Oftice
hours, "a. ~. To up. IN. J. A. BOND,
dl7U Registrar.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-15

VIM. J. MAXWELL.
Asses or OF First District.
HEWSON u. LANNAN,
Assessor OF Second District.
FRANCIS u. rALLEY,
Assessor OF Third District.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-15

A CHANCE FOR A coon INVEST
"A ncnt, For rale, ?s new houses; price,
u. 0O'o -, 900 some pay ing 9per cent clear,
alter tax anp water rent are paid. only
$500 in cash r. wanted on the small ones
Also new houses for rent from sl2 10 s3j a
month q. ii. TINDALL, 10l French street.
10. ms
Daily Republican., 1884-01-15

k N,.ET-A THREE STORY BRICK
use, ten rooms, N. ". corner oiThird
Iar It e.t Good location for board
lIS to L.. J. co JDON. So west 7tf
l2.u
Daily Republican., 1884-01-15

NOIlCE.-ALI. PERSONS OWNING
~ or having dogs about their premises
are requested to have them registered be
tween the lst and 10th day Of January, 1854
Amer that ate tho Ordina viii be strictly
eniurco' against unregistered dogs.
JAMES l.. HAWKINS,
lliu Chief Of Police.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-15

| NTtU-A SMALL FAKm, NUI
s,csedlns nifty acres, within eight
" Wilmington, with comfortable
s AT reasona bic rent Address WIN.
[nURiC KsON, Falkland, Del. i9u
I ITtD-ROUSES AND FARMS
~ ,en, and rents to collect. ! have
y, ,nner OF tenants waiting Prompt
an,a made VIZ. }. FISHER, COZ
h stree; W"
Daily Republican., 1884-01-15

the following described real estat., viz.
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF lam
with two-story frame dwelling house ant
also a twos DRY nrick store and dwelln.
house thereon erected situate in Christlani
Hundred, aud more particularly bounde,
and described Ms follows, to wit: Beginning
ut tho Intersection of the line Of The westerly
side OF Union street with the line of tn,
n0rtherly side OF Seventee tn street, thence
westerly along said side OfSeventeenth stree
100 feet to a rOrner thence nOrtaerly ant
parallel to Union street 50 fest to a corner
thence eiste.iy and parallel with Seven
teen street 100 feet to che said westerly
side Of Union street, and thence thereby
southerly 81 fest to the place Of beginning
be the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken IN execution rs the prop
erty Of Robert II. Mccartney and Sarah A.
his wife, and /. is, and 10 be sold by
JAMES MARTIN. Sher II
SHERIFr's OFFICE, Wilmington, Jan. 4.
1884 II cod
Daily Republican., 1884-01-15
/ SIS FOR RtNT.

n, trick, 5r0oms, b32 Locust II. tlI
rooms, u Il. End st. II
u.l AUGUSTUS M'CAULI.EY,
, oJ6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-15


the following described real estate, viz:
II hat certain lot or parcel Of lard with a
'wo-sto'y frame dwelling thereon erected,
situate in the city of Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Beginning
on the westerly side of scott street at the
distance of7l feet, nch, nOrtherly from the
nOrtherly eide of Fourth street, thence wes-
tery parallel with Fourth street los feet to 8
corner thence northerly parallel with Scott
street = feet to II corner theuoe easterly par
allei with Fourth street and through the d.
vision wall of this and the adjoining house
on the north, l05 feet to the aforesaid side Of
Scott street, and thence thereby southerly IS
feet to the place Of beginning, be the COD
tents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution az the prop
erty OF Walter q. Tatnali and Annie r., his
wife, and {. &C, and to be sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
EnERIFP's OFFICE, Whining ton, January
4, 1884. Seed
ktHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRl UE OF A
- writ OF Lcvar Facias, to m, directed,
will De exposed to public sac at the Court
House, on Market stree between Tenth and
Eleventh str cts. in the city of Wilmington
n 4 Va la nj Iial an
Daily Republican., 1884-01-15

| CHERlFFS sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
10 writ Of Venditi0ni ExpOnas, to me
directed, Will be exposed TO public sale ut
the Washington House, kept by James A.
Wilson, IN the town Of Newark In White
Clay Greek Hundred, New Castle County,
Del, on
FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY
Daily Republican., 1884-01-15

NJ. M. CLEAvER, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29

the managers deserve great deal Of credit Tor tneu
many wise movements instead OF 50 mncn cehsuo iO'
this one mistake.
This explanation The CoirierJOlnd' calls an attehP.
10 pay on words" and declares the assertion that eud
honor has been done candidates Is not susheu
by the record" The editorial continues:
Mr. Blaine invited TO participate In the open
IL ceremonies year the President or the thltu
States was here a similar occasion. and thlA 1Sb ~
was proposed that the inaugural ceremonies shouu
coed in interest and mAgnihcence those OF msl au '
vester AZ he ected Mr. Blaine Ia participate
To saw M is ~ OPEN the Exposition rtheVe "3
Mr. Bloiue had acy agreed 20 BE- present or ma poiu
cal managers had aud it certainly was the expectation
OF tie president Of the Exposition that on tAa o,IauH
Mr. Blaine would make address. II u S i .a'
MIR Raiue hiMsef limited 10 the directors that hs pe
enre here M that time might be considered Oh some po
ltical -gniHcanee vet they persisted n ther coao
Auv one az all familiar with political matters mus -
NAT great political significance would he Al
visit that no later hOuor3 10 the De1Ociatl, ,'h"t~
could remove. II would be hailed a. me MI d,tb
rural{pn OF Mr. Bamc's aggressive ,"u'"
s 81, ''' cHmpaian." and as such 1t is resented
II question which open for argument LOT -
one of tsste and tact These who see no olhriri,o
tween asking ,lr Blaine 20 take part IN tIc lHl -
crrru ONES aRd asking Mr. Cieve and 10 COM - Sv
sum P p, r.,.,,,in.s II Captain LeatncrN
80 nof Nr WatierSoh who Il laDorlhG uhiel -
and under this mistake TIE Board oi lridr s'i "i
OF citizous were induces. 10 ndsrse the inViaoh 'el
Mr. Blame Few 81 any, Of these wouu nave ee'ouu'
tse INVITATION n they mad fully understood r ana ~ -
said hat al next meeting of the Boau OF ram d
motion ii he made 20 Tes.lad ia previous a''loi'
cause il vas taken uBdrT entire miscOHcepoh o Tic
character OF the invitation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
REFEREES DISAGREE

40 DECISION rs THE BCRKs -CIEAEY FIGHT.
Fifteen hundred sporting men. two referees.
tir,etecuer four seconds and Captain Clinchy were
unable last night to decide definitely whether Michael
Clearv. Of Nev.-York or John Barke Of England, got
The best of the four round glove fight under the Mar
ons Of Oueeusberry rules which took place last night
nj irving Hail Cleary was attended by Robert Smith
and Michael Coburn and Burke by Nixey and Charles
Norton William Edwards time-keeper and Plum
,ur and Mcclellan were referees. Burke is the taller
of the two men but Cleary the heavier. When time
WA. called tine men spared cautiously 70 the intense
DISGUST of the crowd. Burke made play three times
for Clearly. head bat fell short twice.
The men warmed up their WORK III the next round
and the fighting was brisker The crowd cheered a.
B,rl, who is remarkably Eight on his feet ant has
tremendous reach. got IN singer on ttarf nose ana
rot AWAY before his slower antagonist could counter
In he third round Burke mai everything no own way,
and HIT Clerv half dozen times without return. In
me Ia. round Cleary succeedrd IN getting home some
heavy BODY blows which ast0nlshed Burke ana caused
Clearv'- friends 70 yell, Knock him ont, Mike ~
When the three minutes up Burke was a. fresh a.
a daisy The men took their seats anu their seconds
vigorously wiped them down
Referee Mcclellan. afer u controversy with Referee
Plum mer and Captain Chnehy, advanced - the centre
OF the stage and SAID. decide that this hght -
draED A chorus of misses ami cateails with few
cheers drowned his voice. When quiet vas restored
Referee Phimmer said, Ny decision Is tl-st nj bii A.
wins the fght ina-much as be got home seventeen
+imas without returnr chorus of cheers Tor burke
shook the rafters of Irving Hall The hghIo were put
out and the hall was slowly empted
Who peta the money Is the question that low asl-
tates the sporting mind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
1.-THE BOHEMIAN GIRL."

The hold that Balfe still retains on the meai.s
Nrlo was well illustrated at the Bijou Theatre
W, u,,,, when sThe Bohemian GIr was produced ny
g. none1v and Kerker English Opera COMPANY
,ss.,p was also 10 be learnt by those WHO have hesu
=. 70 The probable success in this country Of re'y
rooa English Opera Company, such as tha' OWING D.
nscance to Carl Rosa After the first act had oeen sung
N some fair measure OF applause, tne cur '~'u
rose on remarkably pretty little forest scene anu
-. g., a,trsnce and excellent rendering Of 81
,t that du-elt- the success OF the opera was az
sured The company though hastily gathered Is eNcei
ently adarfed TO the task Of giving athoroughy pes
and euirytbie performance Of the familiar Not& ~
mary recalls and frequent applause sea1o"su ~
large audience during tae evening were honestly e'A
nv ALI concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
DgrR4UDLNG JOHN Il. Sr4RIN.

John II. Starin has discovered that COM
binaton existed between certain employees OF his stain
Islapd Ferry-the North shore netO defraui the com
pany by Incorporating the proceeds OF ticket sses
On saturday Mr. starin discharged suspended three
men, william Wheeler, VINO has been with the company
twenty years and principal ticket agent At Pier
No l. East River; and Howard Brown and lhomas h0r-
ton gatemen at tho place The mode OF inert IA
aaid 10 b. similar 70 that sOpted by the who were
civ summaFily sealt by the Manhattan Elevated
Rail Company. rne gaeman, or ticket taker ms eau
of the tickets dropped into bis box was IN inc
habit of n.hpg them cut and returning them 70 ths
seller who WAS Ia cOlus with him. They thus were
sold and re5sld any number OF times, anu VIC sVPAnJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
OTHFILO IN COLOR.

The audience assembled last night 10 WHITES l.e
. perfo-maDce Of " Othelo +" by the " Astof FiAc' N
pany OF Coored Tragedians" was hardly - s o.
c..dness of the occasion would seem to have
What was lacking IN numbers. however was m@ue
M in applause Every one received rouna at e'on
entrance and each exit while Iago could hardly aenNI
his lines after the first act, 80 uproarou'V "'' WV
.a,,sfae,Ion with his efforts expressed OMc'o was Tue
asiest Of the company with the solitary exception OF
Emilia He was also the most meritor'ons' though Ms
iaares wera alched by TaSo. Benjamin j. forl Is t''
name OF this latest exponent OF the dusky MOOT =" "
oyer SIX feet hgh and has . voice IN P,opo 10, uon'
A. Arueaux the name OF tno It..,I
and IL is 81 e 70 say that since the days OF INC ,
Connt Johannes such actor has not been seen on n
New YORK boards He could not open DIS WOutn Wl'or
or Encouraging veil from the audience, among "Iom ~
the yav there were nut "A few cOiored people. VI.
Arneaux seems have formed MS Ideas OF o.
frTn -olne nightmare creation comp 'uiluel w
the nhstrous Mr.. Kean and paflcuh"itH
sgf,e maTIeuette The DcSdeWOHH was AuSe
ProEs 1Id n j. ONLY charity o. men on no more o. m
company Il IS "A question however Nne W. p,-,'
trlystv OF "A nobl. PLY not produ NV o. more H'
than genmue anna mcnL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
BFyOYD TIE DELAWARE.

prrrsroN, Penn. July 2S.-TaE SUNDAY TRIp-
I-vr "a making quite a sensation IN tins part of
Pennsylvania now. Ii gets 10 Scranton At 10 u m,
Pittston az 80 a. H.. and Wllkesbarre at 1890
D. III. by pony express. There Is not another paper
from new York in this raEion on Sunday. The Phiia-
dslpbia Press comes up 10 Wnkssbarre on railroad
trirvee. arriving AZ $40 p. n Ii reaches Plttston
an $50 D. m. TIE TmBrNf Is popular among Tue
,ys.j4 aIers because IL always deals literally with
them. aud the pubic are greatly pteased, uecau-e
they do not have to wait until AoAt DAY Ioi
New York paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
NEAELY rorE norRs AHEAD.

RIcuFlEiD SPRINGS. July -s.-Gurs's az ihe iAsh-
ien.blr Spring House. the New American, and other
hot.ls here. enjoyed smile to-day ~ the expense
of yhc tOr- l0rt LeruiE There arr a few copies OF
that paper taken here. and iu them was discovered
to-daya telegram describing how the paper was
driven Over here from Herki4er last sunday By
painting horses on dead rum arriving about !
D. m. The telegram was ridiculous In trying To-
create the impression that The Herab was he first
paper hero, whereas the truth j. that the regular
SUNDAY issue Of TIE TRIBUNE was the first having
been driven quietly into town about o:l5 a. M,
over three and oue-ha.f hours ahead Of every other
paper from Ncw-Iork. The Tribune Is brought 20
The springs regularly every sunday morning ABOUT
1913. and il 10 nh, hr,t NeS-lork paper that ever
came 10 Rch6c,d early OH the day of pdoiica-
tion. A great many friendly thngs are SAID by
visitors here abol6 THE INBUNF: but thG agent
say hc doesn't care Tor compliments, II he shits
peoples convenience and they VIII only bh} MS
papers. This - a lRiBt NJ country, and tht paper
is as lar ahead in sales every day OF he wees a. ~
Is ~ time OF ARRIVAL on sundays. - safr~ eNcred
thai of AL The % her New York DapeTr put "ccihrr
The same agent supplies sharon springs WIN
TIuEl-NEs four hours ahead Ol me f'"d'"- III
GoOper~rown no paper Is receiver on -uiHd4 eA-
cent TuE Tribune. st Utica .so the regular l~SIe
OF THF SU<DAY TRIBUNE u four nOurs aheAd Oh
every New-YOrk competitor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
THE SEASoY At B4R H4RBOR.
CALLERS On Mr.. BLAINE-THE TRGBCNEs ENTER !
PRIsE-sUMMER NOTES.
rBI TELEGRAPH TO THE rarBUNE.l


rBI TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
BAR HARBoR, July 2S.-Eyery day it be-
comes apparent that Mr. Blaine wisely elected Bar
Harbor rs a retreat from an publicity Not only ia he
almost entirely free from political callers but even from
office seekers He appears In public seldom, his i'ce
being in the streets Only once M while. lie has
many calls from admit from the surrounding villages
and towns Of the main Land Every person, however
humbas position or trivial his excuse meets pleasant
welcome Ana when one meets a 1cyy o. wei. pleased
and smiling individuals coming down Mount Desert-st
h. may assured that they have Just been mp % cal
Mt Blaine. There is 10 be Republican mass meeting
at Marmac0ok August T. and although Mr. Blaine
expects be present he VIA not speak Mrs jerks,
daughter OF Bishop Lttleoun OF Long Island " prob
ably be- a guest Of Mr4. Blaine in August
Tho Maine Central Railroad has altered It's tine table
bringing In morning papers about hour earlier The
TRBrSE waz the QnIy New-Y0rE paper that arrived IN
Bar HarbOr this morning. All other sunday New- YORK
Etlrr- uI" NOV arr ul. 49, a. ,. - ~.
IkIb' NJ lnsJ aD0ni tNei'e A"ll' .I so. IL. ~
others THIS fhe first time NeW1ork sunday papers
have arrived on Monday morning. Ia iOrmef Ytit- tAtf
were distributed Tuesday TIE IEHt ~ hal tLe
field entirely 10 itself this morning and found Of
SUIT ri-ea and pleased purchasers.
Ilc Republican anniversary which was 20 nave been
held in Franklin County on August : has been post
10 morrow afternoon there viii De receptions one
Bettesrt. thc Curure rrsldence h' other 80 Chat
The Rev Philip. Brooks OF Boston. and the Rev. Or
McVickars Of Philadelphia. viii probably le mere 10
gctLer m AuEUSt.
Yesterday was the finest and wamest r the season
aud brought ont large number ol WORSHIP Pria 10 tAc
morning services especially
Tie West End hops especially Drll.ans thl, sum
mcr tine ict- OF I tile hotels ana large number "'
cottagcrS attending them.
J. Montgomery scars. OF Boston. Will occupy his
co;ta"e about August / wiih ms iImIiy Inc VIC ~.
senator y Nl.trrs Canadian Parliament is occupying
% cottage m Mount De-ert-st.. with her dausL er. Mrs
EI1rE-iock.
IN yoch; ye,ta is sU here having deferred ner de-
pIrfurc.
Among well known artists here are samuel Genry.
Herr, Day Ms. Ellen R0hnu, aAd W. II. Ul-utri
Sir Gerry made uuc exhibit % charcoal -E"fch"
recently 90 Grand Central. Mr LiDldd expects soon
io exhibit .cytra. finished -S-.cIrs
THE itfIc ferry Steamer ~r'auol brorGIt over l@3
10 .~oal pas, t0 Bar iIrHor ou saturday night
IIrac Goodwin and vic arrived Oh >atd,'ii..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
No COMPETITION IN GREENE {

UA1NEs's Fails, y. Y, July 2s.-In view Of the
fact that The Ncuc- York Heraid claims great credit
for carly arrival at Saratoga. 1t may be- interesting
70 state that the only New-York paper IN this
portbernmost section Of the CatSkll Mountains
last Sunday was the regular edition Of The Sun
MY TRrpUSE. That paper arrives 50 early every
sunday now. and with 81 little effort that the at
tempt 10 compete with it has been abandoned,
THE TRIBUNE's come mp on a very last special
train from New-YOrk, hired at large e1 Pense Ihey
ARE thrown OH at Catskill Station The Tram sses
not stop but it appears runs from Newborn 10 Al
bany without a pause anywhere. The mountain
agent Z. J. Schroeder. ferries them over INC iI'ei
and takes a tram on the CatskliI Mouh'aih i'"" ~
9 a m. for Paleovllle where he drives 10 lno p's
ho,.1s ON the various peaks of this region, arriving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
I GryJW4Y BOY WiNTS TO GO HOME

4 bright. iutriiiZent-loOking lad Of seven
teen wear. introduced himself az Police Headquarters
l.-i ri.lr - Joseph T.. I-ertOn lie lad rm away nom
MS home ~ Durn some months ago and had come d
this country WORKING ms WAY arross the ocean and land
IL in Boston From place he came TO NeW-l"rh.
81, aid a hard time of 10 q while aud IL not unt"
the openng OF the kOckaway that be sueceedu
IN getting work the Hanover House 40 hocA
ayav. day 4gu be- saw m tac New- fork paper
uoticr thai uncle. George smith, of Hartford. conn
mad requested police lhOnrs OUh for hlnl. ic
wrote uncle Dut received reply. AT LAST ne con
c!lded Apply m prison 10 Tie police. HIS uncle W.
Inn ,rue, Of Inc circumstance Young EgrrtOu anX-
iou o gel home where he says his people IL comfort
..Ie iron -L.Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29

about 3 O'Clock There are a great many New
Workers in the mountains every sunday
now. There is an arrangement whereby
they can leave New-YOrk at $50 P IN.
by the Central Road and crossing at Catskil, take
be the train to Paleuvlle and reach the Mountain
House and tho Kastersk1l by p. N. Returning they
can leave al : o'clock sunday night and reach NeN-
York at g a m Monday This convenient range
ment is preucIng its natural results. IHE TRIBUNE
has so large a constituency in the mountains now
was held next week Greene County would surely
90 Republican, Perhaps this Democratic strong
hold will be carried ANYHOW this year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
4R. WArTERsoy INDIGNANT.

AN INVITATION TO MP. BLAINE To ATTEND THE
OPENING Of THE LOUISVILLE EXPOSITION LEADS
HIN TO BELABOR THE MANAGERs.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO rHE fRIBUSEI
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-SOme people In
Louisville a state Of mind over Invitation eN
rnded " Ar Blaine by the Iagers Of tho exposition
IN thai city, be present at tae opening ceremonies
Ar. wSiterson's dgnant remuneration in The Courier
Journal OF Saturday OF the invitation
vas followed In yesterdays impression o.
Of he paper by leading editorial emitted The
Blame Episode rhs directors Of ae Exposition are 40
eusd having blundered. and having dsne with "pre-
eDitaon what should have been done deliberately and
thoaEhtuyv The editorial quotes from statement by
one the Dir,ctsrs, In which he says;
II was never intended thai either Blaine
CT q. yetand should open the exposition, and
they sre not invited do So. They are SIMPLY n be
present A. guests There certainly can lie harm In
that think the whole trouble comes ron misunder-
standing part of the people, and surprised TO
ina Mr. WaElersOn lsboring uBdor the same nIis-
take. I think his card is wholly uncalled for.
IL has been uphill work to bring the Exposition
" aeiAt Of success and think President Young and