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Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
FOURTH EDITION,
Dos.

Dots.
Ask for tub soap.
! Have You tried tub soap.
Walnut candy, Ferguson, II L. sd st
Perfect Rest bed springs. 2s4 King st
Perfect Rest bed springs. 2S4 King st
For good coal 60 to Bush's, French
street wharf.
VIII sell you Ave pounds of string fol
IL at the REPUBLICAN Cfice.
All kinds of wood by the load or core
ut Mills'. Fourth and Railroad.
Grand oyster lunch tonight AZ tn,
Atlantic Garden. pa King street.
Good goods, low prices and best me
chanics. Jos. ii .Greenman Az King 81
Oyster lunch at Adams, corner Of
Eighth and Church streets, this even
Ing. All are invited.
Go TO Smeltz y Co.'S for good butter
only twenty and twenty Ave Genus pc
pound. 10 East Fourth street.
Mustard seed, tumeric, celery seed
and Curry powder, fresh articles. a
Taylor 4 Fullerton Is, 1902 King street,
Mise NJ. L. Brown has returned from
her vieit 10 Bald win, Maine, and vii
AC-SBph NV 6hh fCAtOA vi AtAOhtoJ
next.
Smeliz & Co., the recognized leaders
of the apple and potato trade in the
city. Gall and See their stock. Is Eas
Fourth street.
Among the properties Advertised To-
sale by the Sheriff is the property of NJ
n. Childs, Delaware Avenue aut
Bfoome street, on Saturday, Novembe,
Dist.
w. s. Jourdan and J W. Geyer
agents, have opened store NJ th'
northeast corner of Second and Oraug,
| streets for the sale OF candy. crackers
biscuits, toys, cakes, etc.
| Calvin Crossan, who removed from
| Mill Crsek Hundred TO near Landen
burg, Pa +, a few years ago, claims u
have raised the past season eighty
bushels OF corn to the acre.
The best truss mndo If improper.
adjusted falls utterly. Correct adjust
mepts specially by Y. James Belt
Sixth and Market streets. Separat
entrance for ladies. Lady attendant
James whitlock. who has held til
| position of foreman of the laborers a
| the Delaware Iron Works for som
| years paet, has resigned, and contem
| plates leaving New Castle.
Tine sou OF Chsrles #. Smith, the baI
Der, at No. 1U7 East Fourth street, La,
four of his fingers mashed last evenin
ny a counter that was standing In from
of the house next door.
| Ex. Sheriff Jacob Richardson ha
gone 10 Hatlerss Island, North Carolina
| where be will engage in the manufac
tnre OF porpoise leather AVID oil in tn
interest of the Wilmington Leather an
Oil Company.
The boy who took the skate froI
another little boy, ut the Court Hous,
on las: Monday al noon, had better re
turn tho same TO 1910 King street, Il
once and save further trouble, al b
was seen and recognized at tie tim,
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
Their Tenxh Annfyersary.

Last Wednesday was the tenth ami
versary of the wedding day Of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. j. Stein, of No. AZ East Tenth
street, and they celebrated the event by
inviting number of their relatives
and friends 10 meet with them IN tas
evening, and AS q consequence theft
house was filed.
The hours were spent in social
manner, and all enjoyed themselves
until about 10 o'clock, when they were
invited to the dining room, where 9
large table was loaded with the delica-
cies OF the season, to which full justict
was done.
During the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Stein received quite number OF asefu
pressnts, AID " hen the guests left at {
late hour IT WIS with sincere wisho
that their host and hostess would b.
spared TO zee many anniversaries o
their wedding day.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
FIT I \ EDIT
The Asburx Cbu,.

ohapcelior c. N. SINS h
D,' one'of the foremost Ira
educators OF the Nie,ho,ii.d
church, will preach AT W. n
Asbury church tc-morro.,|
half an hour earller,l,an
improvements vii af,ord J
lions for about 90 more No,
ence room, by opening the \
room aud tho church n, 1
communicate with tho sn',
II Is believed there viii he ,
tions for all who dear. i
chancellor and the bishc,
Warren, ID. d., who VIII
80 p. m, has never prear1
mington. His pulpit a5i NJ
him in the first pulpi's Of N
pastor. His books of travel
on astronomy have made h
fa7orably known to many ,
II ctures at Chauiaqoua
faIuouS as a lender and ;esI
Chauiauqia University.
or Wilmington vii. laya
portunity to hear Biahop W
Kew. j. Richards Boyle wi,
7.30 p. Ii.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
Ann ruRsuAN

NOTICE-UND AND PURSUANT
IN to the Act OF tho General Assembly
entitled An Act Concerning Private Dor
porations passed at iiovsr, Delaware,
March 18th, l.sb, notio7 is hereby given that
appli ,Ation will be made 20 tho hon. viii
Ian q. Whitelny, Associate Judge Of the
Superior court, on Tuesday tho 18th day OF
November, A. ID 1886, at nine 10y o'clock a.
m, At Chambers, In tho Oity..of Wilmington
rev Castle County aud State aforesaid, fol
the incorporation OF "Tbe Warren Athletic
Club tho chnraetor and object Of vhicB are
1 TO promote toe literary and eoclal cevelop
ment OF tho members II ereor, and generally
to have, possess and enjoy Ii the rights and
privileges OF said Act Of Assembly.
| HOFFEUKEk u HCFFECKER,
n7'ltt Attorneys for Innarporators.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
Deaf Ms.

WARD--On the Sd inst, Catharine, wife o.
the Iate Hugh Ward, IN tho osth year OF
her Age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are 70
specially invited TO attend the funsfal ffop
her late residence, No. lT2b Scott street.
Mass az ST James church. lnterment At 81.
Joseph cemetery.
|HARPEK--on the 9Th iIst., George Harper,
aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vIted 70 attend bis funeral nom the residence
of his brother, u HarSc-, No els West
Front street, on Monday, the 9Th inst. Ser.
vices at the house at 2p. IN. lnterment nj
Mt. Salem cemetery.
GREEN WO1D-rn the 7th inst Anna r.
daughter OF George X and Anna a. Green
wood, aged two years and eleven morths
Relatives and friends are respec fuily invl'
ted to attend the funeral from the residence
Of her parents. 4 o Jefferson street, on Mon.
day afIernosn nt 3. 30 O'Clock. intorment nj
wilmington and Brandywipc cemetery.
FRANK-Up Nov. 9th. Frederick q. frank,
AGED 81 years.
Relatives and friends Of the family, and
employees Of the r., W, X Is. Railroad paint
shops are respectfully invited to attsni his
funeral from his late residence, No. 6lt
Lombard street, on Monday, the 9th inst.
Service at the house ut $50 O'Clock. Inter
ment at Riveryiew cemetery.
Farewell, dearest husbsnd and father,
Thy place the'e is no one can NIL
We hope 70 meet sg ain on the morrow
Where sickness or sofrow never como
DAUGHTER.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

President Cleveland /.
President since Buchsnay I
Capital and journeyed Lol
Buchanan returned to L,nc
while President, but after
dent voted while In of,ica ii
who voted regularly IN
city.
President Linco,n, wl1
buchanan, mover saw Il
Springfield after lie left 10
aurated PRECEDENT. Ardrs
although n tempes.uous
not return 10 the Greenv...s
his party ticke'. Genera
voted after 1850, when he V
enridge Democrat, unit. n;
voted in New York. Il,
voted the Republican It'd
was elected President, aud
1t, or any other ticket, aujI
years after his Ietiremeu. 4
President Hayes did not
vote when President, and 4
field did not live unit, . :
tiou after he entered the
President Arthur not O. IL |
York TO vote on election A
occasionally visited tbs. 81
late party nominations I'd
case OF Judge Folgefs lld
Governor ip 1882.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
Luhkh kRspic.a

On Friday night when a
freight train arrived 81 i '. NJ
Special Officer Dawn II "
covered that the seas Of onI
loaded with merchai diSe W
examination, a man, LAY
Robinson, was fonno 'elte1
He was taken to the ponce
locked up. He Will la!
hearing before judge Gam
day.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
Quality and Price
MAKE THE DRIVE

Good money and good
clothing are changing hands
daily a. a quickeaed pace.
because of confidence. We
are bending our energies to
overlapping the trade OF
every past season and the
solid argument for the bet
ter doing people will find
in our high qualities and
low prices as
That overcoat for Ev-
eryday Wear ;. $500
A Better Grade
Overcoat $500
Wide and Narrow
Vale Worsteds $1,000
Extra Quality Ker-
seys SIS 90
and up to $4,000.
Mems Suits for
Work $3.50
Two Styles Silk
Mixture Suits $1,000
An Unqualifedly
Good Cashmere Sl6.C0
Young..Men's Suits
(and Men's) Two
styles $3.50 to S14.00
Mems Black and Brown
Corkscrew,
IS1700, $500 and $40 90
(The same in Young Mems.
Fine Corkscrew( Imported)
500 so, $25 90 and $3.50
| according to Style of Coat.
These tell. WhateveI
lglitter goes with a good
name attaches to the long
tried service Of Oak Hall
but the downright reason tc
levery man and every heac
of a family wanting Cloth
ling for coming to Oak Hal
lis to be found in the dollarl
1--we save tor them on every
purchase.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
The knights Oftte

st. Georges Castle Il
city, was visited las eyd
Georges Csstle, Nc 0ltt /
The visitors wera me- a u
Il. Railroad sts'ion Is z
and escorted to tie k-lfha
In the sm 9Th Building, whe
Hospitality en'ertaiarc' ]
after wards taken &c we ex
escorted sround by fost
John b. Triebl,r, il ANd
the sights, they wete 'AAea
ton House, where a bal 4ae
ed, followed by specie, .
returned home at mlal'Rue
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07


Many a person has, even
in this age OF elegant and
luxurious furniture, an -" old
fashioned bureau in the
house, It's sometimes hard
to find a cover for it. We
now have the Marseilles
Covers in handsome dy
signs, made especially f.,
this purPrse7 80 cents 10
$50.
Linen and Monte cloth
scasTs and Boufe covers in
|eles CANT woven AMI stat, :, I
designs, with plain linen
and monte scarfs, fringed
sides and ends, herring
bone borders, are attractive
land pretty goods-95 cent:
to 50.
| All we have of Frencl
lplaid flannels, rich subduec
colorings, are reduced from
$50 to 81 ! cents-a big bar.
lgaln here and not many o
them.
i Linen Glass Towelin~
small and large square.
single and double plaidS
!, blue and white and pinI
and white, 20 inches wide
Els the best value for tn,
chimney We ever offered. Yor
e should see them. II cent
|. a yard.
a WIN. Il. SHARP.
Fourth and Market streets. Basemer
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
C,abb, she Ard

has now four differ ~ III
tions 10 engross. He AS
busy the past two wee
some handsome specime
ton soon. His work :
by j. Paul Brown, aud ssa
of the country. HIS ~
SO to 81 SO, and his woFs
|10E Fourth street, tbs
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

have beer troubled with catarrl
from boy hoo ! and considered my cas-,
chronic until about three years ago
roclred Eiy's Cream Baln, and
count myself sound to-day. all from
the use of one bottle j. z. Cooley
Hardware Me Chant, Montrose, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

If you don't be,i, We it con and see II
we d on 7 sell you 1t round of dried be ei
for IA cents PR : und, : ppunds oil
buckwheat for p cents, aad new
hominy for5 cents FER quart, at 1Cs
East Fifth stree 7 NJ. Wier.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
A Gen turY

of progress has not produced a remedy
equal TO Ely's Cream BALM for catarrh,
cold in tie head or hay fever. 1t is no
q liquid or snuff. but is perfectly safe
and easily applied With the finger. II
worst cases.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

The new house of Ge9iea
Tough, Esq on Jetie; naad1
Delaware avenue, Is
cd and decorated BY Ben III
sides are in highly ~
while the ceilings ere i
high relief and fresco'
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

Professors E. F. anu ~
open their select d lane M
The Davidson BUILDING, HI
Streets sire as fer ladies ana ma, f .ea
| ternoon, and the gen.
Monday evening next
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

There will be q meeting this evening
for the promotion Of holiness, at ~
Market street, to which all interested
are invited.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
The M nhc"'

" The Mapcot - wa,
Wilbur Opers Com a aaSdI
viii W close their eng aSd
ling with the " MIMI
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

You know that 1t Is up "A
| sleeping on hard sla 'so5
rest. See them at am H.,
and sold At 234 King slle1
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

Sr. Gaorfe's Ca tie, No g. knights
of, the Golden Eagle, will attend divine
setvc9 Et'St. Paul's NJ. L. church to-
Iuorrow Iaornins.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
Yes,

Another lot " those pebble and kid
button for bahs only 25cts. Family shoe
houee, ZIG Market street, Wilmington.
VIM. H. Babg0tE.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

You can give your baby Dr.. Bullf
Baby Syrup without the least injurious
effect. II costs 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

AT
VIM. Il. SHARPS,
Fourth and Market Streets.

Our carpet room is
crowded with work, and
prices for carpets are eX-
tremely low. Think OF buy
ing a good Tapestry Brus'
sells, made aud laid on the
floor, for 60 cents a yard,
and one of our best makes
of Tapestry Brussels, not
quite SO new patterns, which
may suit you just as well,
however, for IS cents, COM
pleted on your floor. In
grains from % cents to 10
"a hundred patterns to
select from. You will not
be likely to furnish at lower
lpIices.
Smyrna Rugs, Tapestry
Rugs, Brussels Rugs, In
grain Rugs in great variety
from so cents to $50.
| Brussels Ottomans strong
lily made and with casters
Us cents.
| WIN. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Carpe
Department.
I Let us count up for YOU
an inexpensive and attrac
tive window drapcry o
heavy hangings
One pair Turcoman Cur aims s 4
One pole, brass or wood trimmings 3
One pair brass chains.
!, One pair brass tassel hooks. ...... /
: s. s
Or substitute a Madra
for the 1urcoman at SIS, anc
the result will surprise YOU
both ia looks and price.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
sssato OF sno Thermometer

at Tie REPUBLICAN, Office In tho shade
7 o'clock 10 O'Clock IL o'eloc,
So TAO "a"
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
the Weather

To morrow promises to be warm and
partly cloudy. Monday clearing and
cooler.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
Ma. me- niAtns<e

.Ifyou wish the basu aid cheapest
millinery 90 to hrs. Alice w. Hayes
No. 2l6 King reht.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
5sfsses'

Pebble hutton oniy 81 25, ouP own
make and every par warranted ht the
family Akos boase, 206 Market street,
Wilmin8on. VIM. ii. BnhcocH
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

There was a fair aani ,u'
zs ns'' rink last o. even spl % |
playing play q trom NIB, Re s . 81
. pair of nickel-pla'ed 'A'
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
,.errtpew Gotsih1

Captain J. H. H; M sIs o
an attempt to take i P'"nIl
shooting himself is Oe'''
cover. -1
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
JOHN PALLMOND { Co.,
-GROCERS
Eighth and Market St.

Eighth and Market st.
We offer Hecker's Self
Raising Buckwheat, in Bib.
papers, for Tic. a paper.
New crop New Orleans mo-
lasses, extra fine, Soc. per
gallon.
J. P. ALMOND & Co.
We have the finest soc.
tea in Wilmington. By call
ing on US we will give you
a sample, in order to prove
our assertion.
J. p. ALMOND & Co.
Old Govt. Java cofe, 29c.
per 10. "a lbs. for ST.. Choic-
est Maracaibo, 22c. per 10.
S lbs. tor 81. Golden Rio,
lSc. per ID. & Id s for ST..
Choice Rio, I5c. per ID. !; 7
lbs. for 81. Our coffees are
always fresh roasted and
guaranteed true to name.
J p. ALMOND & Co
Rabbits best soap, sc. per
cake. Rabbits TO 5-cent
papers reduced to 3 cents.
J p. ALMOND & Co,
The only new break fast
hominy, in 5lb. papers, 2oc
a paper. Heckcr's wheater
grits and farina.
J. P. ALMOND & Co
New French Prunes, 2 lbs
for 25c. Evaporated apples
12c. per ID. Pared peaches
| 2 lbs. for Csc. New currants
SC. per lb. Valencia raisins
12c. per Id.
]. P. ALMOND & Co
We will offer special bar
gains in canned goods before
long ; look tor our prices.
J. p. ALMOND & Co
Cape Cod Cranberries, 10c
| per quart. New York State
buckwheat, &c. per lb. VIII
sons biscuit, soda, milk
cream and crystal waters.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
Mems

Button and book 20 rla arS
s IssS' Magket street. "''
a. Batcock.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

cranberries at B 3 Gs,,rs i
psn,s /; 'sE" ~ ndT llooS ssdS
tried our jelly. Up. : T. /
1O2 East Fifth s'Ieo
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

,9t' Prizes, amounting to........... .s2s6, $50
Application for rates 70 clubs should b
made only TO tho once Of the Company n
New 0flesne.
For furthsr information write ..sarly r,v
ing full address. posi- Mites Gy
presa MonNy Order, or New FORK Exchange
ID orc. asry letter. Currency by express
tali Sums OF % and upward at our expense)
addressed
M A. DAUPHIN,
Nav DrlelnE
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
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0rns
Incorporated In 1893 for % years BY the
Lssi'Iatuie for Educational and Charitable
purp ssF-with = capital OF eI. on. ooo--to
witch reserve fund Of over $3.50, 900 has since
h sen added.
chise was made part Of tho present state
Constitution adopted Dec. Ind, A. d., 1873.
The only Lottery ever voted on and sndor-
sed by the people Of any State.
u nerer scales or postpoT1es.
Ifs Grand single Number Draw.
trus take place monthly.
a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN a FORTUNE. nth GRAND
DRAWING, GLASS l., IN THE AOADE
MY or MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, TUES
DAY, NOV. 10, lsS6.--lsoth Monthly Draw
ing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

VYYANrED-A YOUNG MAN Wn az.
w has been two or three years AZ u,
business Of plumbing, at lc9 King street. IL
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

VIYANTED-ONE GOOD LADY HAE NJ,
w and two learners on coats, ~ ~. ots
West Second street. nv ~
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
WIN. B. SHARP,

Fourth and Market streets. Upholstery
Department,
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

vVrANrEp-A GOOD GIRL WANTS A
w Mace for general housework. fooo
reference. Apply at so7 East Eighth street rs
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
7 H T B ES 7.

Get the best you can for
the money always. Let your
eyes be your Judge don't
take anybody''s woro Tor,
your guide. 1t is poor poll
cy. We don't ask anybody
to take ours if they don't
want to do SO. All We ask
is that they examine our
goods ard compare our
prices with any other dealer
in the city. We can give
you more for $l5 than they
can for $50, but don't take
our word tor it. Put us to
the test. We Offer
$50 Suits for SIS
SIS Suits for SIS
$40 Suits for SI2
S25 Overcoats for SIS
$40 Overcoats for $3.50
SIS Overcoats for $40
You see you can save G.
weeks wages by dealing
with us.
Children's, Youths and
Boys Suits, all sizes, colors
land prices.
| Remember, we are just &c
|per cent. above the cost o.
manufacturing.
j Strictly One Priced
Harry Hart,
| The New York
Clothing Manutac'g Co.
| 316 Market St.
Il WILMINGTON, DEL.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

0YTANrED - DIRT, OlNDEkS Am
w ashes for filling wharf. CkANsIsV..N
hNEwBULD, 1903 King street no'-ot'
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
WILSON'S
uADER1lklks ROOMS, no. SIS EIHs STREE
TELEPhoNE SIGNAL. les,
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
). A. WIIISUS,
ara.ly wrnernl Div cotor

Louisiana State LotteryCo Company
I'VE do hereby certify that we supervis.
no arrang euonts for sIl tho Monthly sne
Semi-Annual drawings Of The Louisiaus
oSato Lottery Company, and in person man
ige ana control the drawings them selves, snt
that the same are conducted with honesty
fairness, and In good III toward all parties
and Ne authoaEs the Company 70 use thi,
oortitca.e. wleA hcsimiles of our signature ~
AlsSon oil. In ats advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

Or substitute a Madras
for the Turcoman at So, and
the result will surprise you,
both ia looks and price.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
or II. n. DAUPHIH.
Washington, ID. c

Make ? O. Money Orders payable and ad-
dress Rsgi,tsred Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATI0RAL BANK,
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

xYyANrEp-BoARD BY A YOUNa
w lady in a small private family IN .ne
upper part OF the city. Address ouas
lady :" this office. h'-As
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

VAt 4 GIRL AT NO. sc NOS q.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

"ANIEu-A MAN AND WEE TO
w occupy a second story front room, win
board. Apply at 6ls West Ninth street
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
Wanamaker & Brown,
Oak Hall,

S, L. cor. Sixth and Market
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
WIN. Is. SHARP,

Fourth and Market streets. Basement.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

xIYANTED-BOARD RE Oa
w four gentlemen can have good poaIe
with well fu fnished rooms, gas, DAD, mv ,an
ETC., with small family. ooz "esn 80
street. nv
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

xYYANrED-A YOUNG MAN WANTS
w bard with private family, NOT Ness
Of Jetie son, nor east OF King. and between
Ninth and Twelfth streets. Address j., tnis
office.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-22

laws permit one man to maui another into
jelly state; nor can it be urged that the
brutal scene witnessed at Merriam Park
was not breach Of the peace and gross
dissertation of the Sabbath. When Mime
apolis and Winnipeg send their sluggers
out to invade st. Pauls municipal territory
to tarnish the good name of our city and
its. reputation for orderly conduct by en-
gaging in an act of disgraceful brutality,
there ought to have been local pride
enough in the policemen to have
protected the good name and have
vindcated the honor of the city
whose guardians they are. The people of
this city pay their policemen to discharge a
plain duty, and if they are incapable OF per-
forming the duty required of them and for
which they are paid, it is time that the city
was securing the services of others who are
capable of its performance. 1t is a duty
hat the mayor owes to himself and to the
people of this city whose confidence he en-
joys, to at once thoroughly investigate the
reasons why yesterdays prize fight was
permitted to occur within the city limits,
without interference from the police. And
it is also duty he owes to himself and the
public to see that steps are taken to prevent
the recurrence of events so dSgraceful In
their character and so humliating to the
finer feelings of the best classes of our cici-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-22
ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT.

1t will doubtless be matter of surprise
to our vigilant police authorities when they
read in the GLOBE this morning an account
of the brutal prize fight at Merriam Park
yesterday afternoon. 1t is very singular
fact that prize fight is one thing police
man never gets track of until it is over and
all the principals and their abettors are
safely out of the way. When a smuggling
match is to take place everybody else that
cares to know anything about it generally
hears of it. The sporting men always man
age to hear of it in time to make up their
pools. The newspaper reporters never fail
to get wind of it in time to be OH the ground
and secure full and accurate reports. But
from some mysterious cause it almost inva-
Yiably occurs that the police are
stricken with peculiar paralysis of all the
senses just about the time the mill is to
GENE Off They can neither see nor hear
nor smell anything until it is all over.
1t may possibly be alleged in extenuation
of the dereliction of st. Pauls police au-
thorities in regard to yesterdays fight that
there is no state law to punish prize fight
ing. 1t cannot be said, however, that the