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Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

NOTICE Il, MARY RYAN. OC-
~ cupant Of the house No. 800
King street, in the Fourth ward
OF the city Of Wilmington, New Gas
tie County and STATE OF Delaware
In compliance with the requirements Of the
act OF the General Assembly In such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing TO the Court OF
General Ses iions Of the Peace and Jail De-
livery OF the state OF Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, on Monday, February
End, A. ID 1885. being the fret day Of said
court, tor license for said house az an inn or
tavern, for the sale therein Of intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart, to
be drank on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens OF the said ward recon-
mend the said application, viz;
Il. +. Townsend, w. Alsentser,
VIM Kunz VIM Alsentzer,
l. q. Pile, John McCafiery,
Isaac Dillon, GEORGE Ortlip,
Thomas Farmsr J. ii. NaylOr,
John Durkin. Thomas +. Naylor,
John Sweeney. VIM H. Mitchell,
VIM. S. Miller. Joseph +. Bradley,
ID. q. Fehrenbaeh. Chas. Thomas,
A. Rittenhouse. Henry kienle,
George Adele. + l.. Murphy,
Martin Farrell Geo. a. Cogswell.
lhoe Dunn, John Cullen,
Thomas Hanlon. John Fehrenbach.
lanl3-3t MARY RYAN.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

a BARGAIN. The BOOT
fe, corner 7th and Pine
INK to the country. J. A.
'l2.6tt
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

- ZAP, FOR CASH.
'"'s. l5xs0 feet. On Seventh
''L address Lots Repub
anli-It
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

lthhS PATENT WA
with governor can he run
re power In perfect order.
POI less than one-half its cost.
u, Ihls once. ll3 81
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

-AS THE SUBSCRIBER
retire rom business, he will
falr, feed, gain, hay. straw,
VIII and fixtures of an old o..
Address NJ this ofrre
ll3et
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15
kOR SALE.
"A GOOD FRAME

"a GOOD FRAME
ptainlng 9 rooms and
bundled by three-quar'
| acre of ground plant
n fruit and grapery. A
ce for a summer resi-
4 Brandywine Springs,
|om Wilmington, and
inutes'walk to Farlk.
[. Will be sold cheap
q estate. Apply to
fE LANG, 1919 Van
dec29.lm*
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

r HAVE GU SToMERS FOR A NUN
/ Dor oftwO-story houses that will sell for
u 900 To 81, 800. NJ. T. POOLE,9 Eth street
ll4-3t
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

MONEY To LOAN ON MORTAGE IN
wi amounts to suit
GEORGE H. TOWNSEND,
Iani4-6t Ga Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15
NNAL NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX
IL payers.

II payers.
The coanty taxes for tho year 1854 is long
past due and the county is needing the mo-
ney We, the undersigned collectors, will
sit for tho purpose of receiving the county
tax at the office, 6U2& Market street. All
taxes not paid within 80 days we will make
levy and collect the same with costs
Gfitce Hours: From TO II 3. m; from ]
to y. IN; from 10 gp. IN.
J. T. DIOKEY,
collector First District.
PATRICK Nt.AkY
Col ectVr = :oOh0 .1,tr!ct.
All ''oll taXes mt pail by March LIST will
be returned ~ ti'e levy Court as errors, and
their names stricken { ON the assessment
lis'. ll.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15
WAN z ID.

XXYAN1ki,-kNEkN BODY A,-Sp THE
p" man that was goin. ~ invest ono
hundred tn Jusand collars In teal estate II
jleaveiand was elect Ell, to ktpw that the
undersigned selling .-roOmeh houses with
AL tho Improvements and lVe-foOt lots, on
Rim street between NanBuren and Harrison.
at $3.50. with u, 90 10 remain 90 each. Aho
will garrautee to this prosperous indi iduAl
to build two hou .os within six months for
every ono he purchases Of mo. Wade IN. am
your bud ~ 10 a busin s. az nat politically
b yom. JOHN DAVIS, l0Ao Maryland ave.
lans6 So
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

HOUSES NOS. gi2 AND gl4
t'ei, All conveniences Ap-
r. ~ ELS x co, Heal Estate
Helm
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

~ kFIlSTER'S tFFlIr,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY,
December 20 1854.
Upon the application of Curtis y. Ellison
administrator Of SARAH ELLISON,
late of Wilmington Hundred, In said county,
deceased, II is ordered and directed by the
Register that the executor aforesaid give
notice of granting of letters of admin stration
upon the estate of tie deceas Il, with
the date of granting thereof. by causing adver-
tiscmcnts to he posted within ~ days from the
date OF such letters In six of tho most public
places of the county of New 'astle, requiring
all persons having demands against tie estate
to present the same. or ahide Dy an Act OF
Assembly in such case mhnc ana roHlic'
and also cause the same to lie inserted within
the same period In the DAILY RkrrBLICAN,
a newspaper published In Wilmington, and to
he continued therein three weeks, &c. o. }
/ ~ Given under the hand and seal OF
u. :. }Ofiice of the Register aforesaid, AT
w. W ilmington. In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
IGN ATIUSG. GEUBB, Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the administrator,
on or before December 3ith, iss5, a
| abide the Act of Assembly in such case II adt
CURT 3. ELLISON,
| Administrator.
| Address, Kirkwood. Del. j
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
II REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DkL., :
Deceber 3oth, 1884.
Upon the application OF Abner Mil chell,
Executor Of Patrick Meany, late OF Mill
Creek Hundred, In said county, deceased,
IL is ordered and directed by the Register
that the Executor aforesaid give notice
of granting of letters testanentary npon
the estate OF the deceased, with the date OF
grantln thereof, bv causing advertisements
TO be post. d within forty days from the date
OF such letters In six of the most public places
of the county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate to
present the same, or abb q by an Act of AS.
spmbly in such case made and PROVIDE anu
also cause the same to be Inserted within the
same pc Tod In the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, "A
new spaper published In Wilmington, and to
he continued therein three weeks, (e o. d.
Given under the hard and Seal oi
l.. S. Office If the Register aforesaid at
- " ilmington, in Ncw castle ounty
aforesaid, the dav and year above written.
IGNATIu5 G. CRUDE. Register.
NoTIcE.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present The
same, duly attested to the executor, on or
before December 30 1885. or abide the Act Of
Assembl In such case made ana provided.
ABN kR MITCHELL,
Executor.
Address Pies SAINT Hill. Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

yIYhNrED-A RELIABLE WHITE
=" woman for copv and general house
work. NO che ctions 20 II cAtlf. Apply Ia
II. NJ. " HlTk, State kosd, New Castle,
Delaware. 1l04tt
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

IE-TMO NEW RUlK
>"hd door,with French
Wr store. Inquire az
' J13-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

=. e T. Err A Lo5.-ss
Fl I'd SIR myers. AN. NiG
'h' AMI nion streets N.Y.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

f-bWELLINaS, STORES
tuntry 'eats and building
H'N \ w., Room z, Every
'"E ocy-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

WANTED - AN MEXICAN GIRL
w wishes situation To DO general house
WORK Apply at 10Th and tlAymunt over
18th street bridge. lanll-3t
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

VIyANTEIp--HUhsE TO BDARD-AlI
w dress JOHN r. BOYD, Claymout,
bel ll2lA
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

VITANTED.-HI USEs 10 RLNT RY
w J. q. Pickles n CO., Real Estate
agents, No So2 Aa;ket street. i9-tt
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

xIyASTEINt.NE To KNOW
" am selling nverotmcd houses for
al 100, an eisven-roOme1 houses Tor ~ boO
'Jniy small cA'h IRJ ment required and the
balance m rtxage at & FER cent. interest
Catalogues toN reaoy and viii be mai ed
to any q dross on reoeip. Of postal with d.
rect ups JOS l.. CARPENTER. JR..
i3tf Ninth and Harrison Streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

XIyANrEIp-A BIRL FOR GEN EkAL
w houseworv. Apply at once at No. 0
West Seventh street ll3 81
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

VXYAkTEI-BOAk Ara L.. Sd
w street. Rooms furnished OF unfur-
nished. Also table board. I5-ims
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

VIyANTEDAN tNrthIENCED URS'
w wishes n stu ton. an give best OF
reference. Apply Mt Sl7 Spruce sreet, rom
9 a. IN. TO Up. III. jl2 t'
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

VXYANTED-EMPrY HEADLIGHT
w and Iubr,c ting oil barrels Cash
paid on delivery. Penna. h delaware Oh
20, 2O2 East sth street. 1911
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

xIyANTEp-oNE HUNDRED TWO-
w story houses in good location TO rent.
Apply TO Al. L. POOLE, v East 7th street.
ils-f
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

VIVA re i-HUu StKEEPERS TO
w know that they can have furniture
repaired. vanished and upholstered, and
chairs re-cahed cheaper than any where else
I n the city. =. r. HA MILTON b Co, No.
l0p West Eighth street. dll-u
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

You've got my seat, sir" said a
mau on Texas railroad who had left
his seat for a moment There Is moth
ing 10 show that you have retained this
seat" Look up there here IL my
hat box on the rack right over this
seat. Well, then, you sit mp there on
your hat. box, if that's where you have
retained your seat
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

Halo! Where are you going
Don't go up there It's dangerous.
What is the matter 2" They re
going to blast up in the quarry In few
minutes " Well, there isn't any
danger" Yes there Ii. On, no
don't think there is | 1 sec police
man up there and ifthere was any
danger he wouldn't be there"
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

A master was interrogating class
of boys ON the subject of cloth the
other day. What is this, George 2"
said the principal, touching bright
eyed pupils upper garment. A jacket,
sir. " What WAS it made from, my
boy 2" the pupil, after few minues'
reflection "My fathers coat, sir.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

What do you mean, Charles, by
stay ing 30 long? When you went out
you said you could go over to the
Browns in ten minutes at the outside,
and here you have been gone over two
hours" " said | could go over there
in ten minutes at the outside, and 70
did The two hours extra, you know
| spent inside"
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

LNOK kENT-DtSIRABi.E ROOMS
IL suitable for ONCE OF light manufactur.
ing The Schoen Heater a y DYE 20 tl6
M Arket ttreet. llb-3t
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

EOR RENT.A TWO AND HALF STORY
T. brick house on sth avenue, nth ward,
between Brown and goldman streett with
stasling for four horses. Also az acrss Of
ground, part IN fruit. Apply at this office.
lan7-u
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

UNURRENT SIX STOKES IThDWkI.L
~ ing attached, well located for business
FRAZER h CO., N, l.. Cor. hiid ami
Market street iAnyeod-5t
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

NOR kENT DIV EI.LlNG NO. ~,
IL SbipIey street, with eight rooms. To-
Quire ~ IA King street. g-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15

An old lady from the country, who
attended the opera for the first time,
entered a. one of the choruses was
commencing. "Ah," she remarked,
"they don't care how that they have
our money. See. they are all singing
together, 30 that they can get through
sooner.
Country doctor (to Tompkins) :"Now,
with regard to that cnt on the top OF
your head, don't think it will be seri.
GUS, but you must keep your eyeon it. "
And Tom kins, who has the Sigh est
suspicion OF squint, goes away and
talketh evil Of that doctor.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15
DEGISTER'S ORDER
N REGISTERS bPFICE,
kEw CASTIF COUNTY.

Addr. So, wilmingto n. Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-15
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
u REG lSTER'SOFFlCE,
NKW lASIIK lnItNIY. DEI...

Address. st Georges. Del.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16
PINAFoRE FLASHES.

Mrs. Benton drilled the first Juvenile
flnaiore company in this country.
An active young man not afraid OF
anykind of work can iiud employment
ut the opera-house.
Tho costumes and scenery for the
coming Pinaiore production, are being
designed in Chicago.
The audiences and actors will be pho
tegraphed by electric light during the
PiuaiOre engagement.
The number of excursion trains run
for the Pinaioro performances will be
larger than on any other previous occd-
sion.
The exterior of the opera.house will
bo decorated with Chinese lanterns and
the interior with bunting and British
hags curing the Plnai0re engagement.
Tho ladies and gentlemen already en-
rolled Tor the Opera OF Pinaiure, are re-
ques'od To assemble at the upera-house
THIS evening az 1850 for u chorus rehear-
sal.
The stage Of the opera.huuse during
the Pinalure engagement will be trans
formed into perfect model Of "a quarter.
deck OF man-Ot-war, with full rigging,
guns, OtC.
Piuaore, rs II will be presented under
Mrs, BentOh's direction, next month,
wilt ho an event thst every participant
will remember aud be proud of the bal
auce Of their lives.
Ladies' and gentlemen, married or
single, who desire TO AXE part in the
graudest production OF pinafOre ever
seen ON any stage, under the direction
OF Mrs. Benton, are requested to leave
their names at the opera-hOuse to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16
MAJESTIC REVIVAL

Her Maj5sty's Steamship Pinafore,
one Of the most enjoyable comic operas
ever written, will shortly be produced
with local talent under the direction of
Mrs Chas. Benton.
When first this wonderful piece was
presented, which set Boston aiirs with
mlrlh, Mrs. Benton was there and wit
messed &c, in order to reproduce it,
which she now intends dong, introdu-
eng all the original excellence, of grand
choruses, and musical effect.
The scenery Will be- specially painted
Tor this occasion, and 10 expense will
be spared 10 add 10 It's success.
one Of the attractive features of the
boston PiuaiOre was the beauti 'ul style
OF costumes worn by tho ladies repre-
sentlng the sisters and the cousins and
the auuts,
The material was of simple white
made alter the fashion OF George ".
when Queen Victoria was a Young girl.
The style is similar to Kate Greeuawav.
only tnat the waist is belted in lust be-
low the arm, making very
short waist, to long full skirt
The dress IS set OF by Il | arge "poKe"
bonnet, hiding beneath massive roso
trimming the fair faces OF our sisters
and our cousins aud our aunts.
A large number OF fine voices have
already contributed their services to
swell tho grand choruses and assist in
the leading parts, and there is no doubt
that under the leadership of Mrs.
Charles Benton, PinAiUre will score one
OF the grandest triumphs that it has
ever known, and all Dallas will be sing
ing; Then give three cheers and one
cheer more for the merry captain of the
PinafCre."
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Ernn Cameron.

CAMERON, Feb. A. Correspondence !
In spite of the unfavorabo weather
last night good crowd assembled mt
the skating rink TO take part i'm and
witness the grand masque carnival.
Several clubs from neighboring towns
would have been present, had the
weather been favorable. To be appro-
GATED the costumes must have been
seen, those OF both ladies aud gentlemen
who attempted the depletion Of some
character showing remarkably care
ful attention to details. Music was
furnished by the Cameron brass band,
IL was grand success, both socially
and financially.
Alter the carnival had broken upon the
way home, Judge w. j. King aud j. NJ,
Moore, business manager of the Came
ron Herald, became involved in dini-
Guilty. Mr.. Moore was severely hurt,
but not dangeyously,
The drug stock of Il. NJ, Howard, that
was a. have been sold to-day at shernrs
sale, was sold AZ private sale to Nomic
Il Reese.
rhe weather has cleared up; wind
from the south making every thing
more pleasant.
County court has been in session the
past week.
The commissioners court has ordered
an election for March I, in beats and 2,
To see whether or not intoxicating LIQUOR
shall be sold here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16
THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
DETECTIVE FURlONG'S VS1
His Recent sojourn with slippery "Sam'
"A Woman Burned to Death-Pre-
diction of a Free School
War Other Matters.


Yesterday morning Mr.. Tom Furlong,
the chief detective of the Missouri Pa
sifc railway, arrived in the city fresh
nom Chatham, Canada, where ha left
the captured Baum alias "Sam," the
cotton swindler, safe in charge of Mar
shall Arnold, of this city, and the Cana
dian authorities, who will give him
hearing ON the Dist. The detective
spent the day with County Attorney
Clint, and secured the papers and writs
deemed necessary to his extradition.
Baum, who was arrested at London,
Canada, by Marshal Arnold ana Detec-
tive Furlong, was sailing under the
name of A. Slmons, and was looking for
store TO rent, with the
roods business. AT the time
Of his arrest, his wife and children,
who are sill here, were on tho eve of
going on to join hiih. His attorneys
and friends, or rather agents, here are
active and are doing their utmost to
prevent his eXtraditiOn. Baum's man
Friday, William Kurtz, who was re-
arrested lew days since on
the charge of arson, has given
bond. 1t is the belief of
many that ] [ Baum is brought back he
will be convicted, aud that in that event
he will "peach" and thereby place new
stars upon the boards in the great cot
ton swindliug drama. The prosecution
is confident of bringing him rack. One
OF his attorneys viii leave to-day or to-
morrow for Chatham to assist him. The
charges OF forgery, perjury, arson and
Obtaining money under false preteuees
will be preferred, if necessary, to pro.
cure his eXtraditiOn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16
Real Estate Transfers.

rollowing are the real estate transfers
\. y, 'ho city and county, recorded during
~e past week. Reported by Murphy a
ooianz, real estate and collecting agents
vince, No. 100 Main street;
W. f. Bushong aud wife 10 j. l.. More
,seau, their undivided one-twelfth in-
W's s IN and to 30 by lS0 feet, in block
~ y, non, =, m Elm street TO Pacific avenue,
" y. NJ. Yates and wife 10 same, their
" uuiVlded one-twelfth interest In aud
h one one last mentioned property, for
q i. Wall and vito TO q. Il. Bushong
ds hu o. u. NJ. Yates, guardians, their un-
ms'ueu one-twelith interest In and TO
last mentioned property, for 81 600.
vr IL, Moiehead aud wifo TO same, M
hruaIulans, their undivided oue-iuurth
nnwIect la aud 10 thO above mentioned
Pnnperty, for ,3,UN.
Ger, zen Jenkins aud wlfo to same, a.
snusrdians, their undivided one-twelfth
,loe ne In aud to said property, for
perry Durrett 10 James Sparks, west
poi.w lot 1. bio ok 81, on south side Of
IN street, for SlOO
- H. stro nd to John Hutfhines, about
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16
Fearfully Burned.

Mrs. shivers, an elderly lady who re-
'ldes with her daughter, Mrs. j. J..
Uanos, on Ross avenue, met with hor.
nOlo accident yesterday afternoon,
about 2 o'clock, which will no doubt re-
suit In hor death After dinner she re-
ufed to her room, aud fow minutes at.
hrward Mrs. Csrnes heard her scream
several times, aud ran in to find her
@yered up in bed, into which she had
Jumped To extinguish the flames. Il
was q fearful sight. The clothing was
vi burned oh aud her person was Bills
efed all over. The wardrobe In which
Jung her clotho7 was on fire, AVID the
exposition Is that her dress catching ON
Ilfe, she had rushed into It with tho vuiu
IslGpe OF putting out the flames, ana,
llng, had sought nor bed. The Il imes
were cNtinguished aud Dr. Thompson
|ummonod to attend the unfortunate
Pay, whom he thinks cannot recover.
Pm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-16
&C, acres on White Rock creek, in the

II acres on White Rock creek. in the
DAVID Barrow survey, for 1852 25.
j. IL. Anderson and wife to Elizabeth
Lee, l92 acres near Rowlett's creek, in
the James LoYing survey, for s., 900.
D. b: Grigsby CT al. to S. W. S. Dun
can, SO acres about 4 mile northeast
from on tne ialr grounds, for$l,500.
,o w entWorth Manning TO Frank P. Fee,
i9O by 100 feet on the west corner OF
Hord and Carter streets, for $3.50.
VIM. Fetzer to Alex, McIntosh. ono
S25l. e0'"''' ioi
l.. Bourgeois to Alex. Finny. quit
clalnl deed to 80 by 100 feet IN block o6.
on the east side of Houston street. for
=, w. s. Ford, by attorney-in-fact, to
mos Is. Blair, 30 acres in the j. A.
leonard survey, 10 miles south, rs de-
gTees east from Dallas, for $500.
VIM hretschmar TO John Lahr, 10
acres IN the j. 4. Sylvester survey,
about two miles north from the cont,
house, for 81 800.
w. G. Randall to Neal and George.
Starke--lO acres in the r Moore survev
for 81 100 '''''Ns'
- A. T.. LangtOn and wife to Helen
Baer, lot Is block 10, on south side of
East Elm street, for $1,000.
John II. Whitney 10 l.. r. Wright,
jOAbyl2O feet on southwest side of liar
wood south ofSt. Louis street, for 500,
a. Alice etal, Merrie Alice, so acres
IN the George d. Pee.er survey, 81
miles northwest from Dallas, for $3.50
j. V. RYon ct al, to w. L.. Hunter, one
acre on Duck Creek in the William
Bassell survey, tor $50
Same to the Duck Creek Co.operatiye
association, Patrons of Hrsbandry, one
acre In the Bassell survey, on Duck
creek, for SOS.
Emma Spruill ct al to l.. Bourgeois, 50
by 100 feet on east side of Houston street,
in block 26, for $50.
ID, II. Morrow OF al. to C. G. Greer, 100
~ ISl feet on southwest side of VIII
rams, north of Bone street, for $1,000.
travis W. Hensley 90 j. G. 0'Connor.
Oh by $50 feet on northwest side east
Ross avenue, about "a miles northeast
from The courthouse, in Halls addi-
ton, for $3.50.
Horny g. Jones and wife to Frank De
Steiano, SO by 10 feet, the southeast cor.
ner o! Wood and Ervay streets, for
Neal and George Starke TO Holman
Starke, 10 acres in the X. Moore survey.
about three miles northeast from the
ourt.house, for 81 200.
Julia f. llensley to James c. O'Hon-
nor, 81 by 100 feet on south side of Com
merce, IN block 97]5, for 81 900.
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The Cnlnrnh Inrnr

DALLAS, Feb. l5.-[ Editar HERALD. T.
The structures upon the action OF Justice
Schulz in impaneling negro Jurors in
his court, but serves to iliustran the
strength of old prejudices and possibly
the injustice that is being done the col.
ored race in the south. While DR..
Schuhl's action In personally summon
ing colored Jurors, III in fact he did sol
may have been Illegal aud nnbecoming
the dignity OF judge, yet he seems ut
ieast 70 nave been actuated by princi-
pal of nerioct Justice.
have worked for years for the utter
and complete exclusion of the negro
from the Jury box aud from the grand
Jury room; and | am disposed, with
George w. Gable, to question the pro-
prleiy and justice of this denial ~ the
rent OF trial by jury to no inconsidera-
ore proportion ut the population oil this
STATE. To one who mas made the abstract
principles OF justice and equity study,
and who witnesses daily the able and
eloquent efforts of tho bar to ehuci]ate
the eternal varieties which should, and
to large extent do underlie con.
stltutlonAl and statute law, this denial
OF trial by jury here in Texas to 100000
clothed VIII 49,, , ~ nF', IN oe
forces itseIf nno1 ~ o ot, ene VIVizolli
challenees the conscianco " Wv "a,. "lu
is ripht' '''N'0'i~o w '"S 'h"' 1t
STevLiro, tl,, o,,,,.;.,; .,,,
for some years nsnnn3 sa,' Visaii i,'
ipnomiuopS disi;nctions o ~ .',"' ,io o
colored raca daiiv nrasonts9d d'" ~, tme
courts. thar mi. rigid anI ape,i uy our
cnsinn Of tbis 49, ~, % ,S OK,
The conntrW ava, Nv i;fo 'To lures VI
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