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Daily Republican., 1885-03-19
EDITION,


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A"N s'Ss ss",t ~ " WsiSss~ss
moor. Mr. LiRntoourne' IN conciuuihk'
said
III you ma evidence snmc'ens 70
support these sweeping charges, tnon
you may give Judgment againht me- nos
without compassion, YET WIN ne
consciousness oil duty done; put you
render such = decision witnout tnS
most indubitable proofs, then ! snsu
be- able to compassionate tnose wh9
bave dirgraced me ~ithout cause, snu
yon will need such compassion 10, icr
mere win oe forever ue,oJ S SUu 'Ae
sPc.s speo@o'. -, ,has w,do.a al
u9,eseu no, or nai r'or "nd
WI" VIE Al, o h,on n hiaeJinS heart
,,,srosS n, ,hs cr,,ai .ha n of nrr;ndice.
~ hi:,r 81 The min wnrLsd nv
49, ~" nn;us, inagrar, and th,s obast.
v,s,o1 shaii fr,'t yonr reaections by
Az AMI tsvar vonr 4 reams bv niWht. :.
Adsms cIoseJ the cass Tor the
1880 ~ oharr.s .nd snsci.
Sc.,Ion. ,sara ,hrown on. s1cent aban.
don,nan, of,bs churcb and contrmpt.
IT, -as rscnn,nsnded nv the Conference
,bs. NJ T',ah,Sonrus i've Ysnrimandej
hv R;shon xarr;Ii a. the nenaltv'
fSsh,honrn. I.tr ,hs chnrch afts,
at;nr S;s .ne.'cb ia was NOT .,s.ani
.-han r. vsr1ic, ~ a. cached
M TJob,hourne said ~ a reYort.r
% I'LL rn,;i 10 ,ha "a III ~ tie con
t.rsrca hnt ,hinT 4, s;,nniv an admin
;s,ra,i,. ~ "a no, ta.,sIat,va Il
h". nv r,sht - ahroaa,a orSinstion az
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19
Mr.. Gray's Suecesssf

The agitation Of tho qus''i', 4
Gray's successor in toe othsd
Attorney Gen-rAl has o,nsa1
Quite q number OF uamts srtar
In connection with the appolnnl
Amongst the most p'onlinsi,]
toned are the names OF Saai
and Deputy State Atio.ney ~
B. Cooper of this cits, ex sd
State j. l.. Wolco,t OF Dovei,
Robinson, Eco OF George'e'
the chances decidedly in laFi
Cooper. John II. Rodney, ~.
prominently named for D''lj
ney General II Mi Ccoperss
to Attorney General.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19
In MEMORIAL

OF Mrs Mary l.. Whitten, OF White Clay
Greek Hundred, v no died January 30, 1885.
How much we miss thee, mother,
70 one On earth can say;
How oft have We spent toy ether
Many happy, happy day.
Long and patiently thou suffered,
Waiting for thy Saviour's call
Now the heavenly gates have opened,
Behind thee thou hast lef us all.
Sad indeed was our parting,
\ ct We should not mourn for thee,
FOR We Know thou hast gone to heaven,
Ard orc happier lar than We.
Although thou hast gone before ur,
Ihy memory we'll hold most dear
Wen follow In thy footsteps,
And try TO meet thoe there.
q, Father IN heaven, hear me
trant when we are called away
mat VIC may yield rs gladly,
AS she VINO died today H. BIO.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19
A warning TO aoihsn

An old physician write. ~ !, n
natl Medical j ournal, thA .
the fact that people livip. M NJ
from cities are fr.qnsn!iy O.%
sort TO cough mixtures slle, M '
for use, they shonld provide !. III y I
with only such reInsi'es % 0''.s|
to be free from opiates, pxl
narcotics. He recqmme mend ~ 4 4
Cough Cure, which tes'fS y
Boards Of Health proved ~, o. I.
vegetable M well as pfVup'
and harmless
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19

Last night was surely fall night at
the rink. The largest crowd was in at
tendance the reporter of the REPuBLI'
CAN ever yet saw at this placs OF
amusement. The occasion was the
benefit for the Knights of the Golden
Eagle, who, with their friends, turned
out in full force. The floor WAS literally
packed with skaters, nearly half OF
whom seemed to be new beginners on
the rollers, and they swept up the floor
in an industrious manner.
The one mile race for a gold badge,
open to members of the order, was
participated in by the following eight
skaters j A. Howard, Adam Lind
say, d. P. Bevis, George n. Bailey,
David Ranck, Samuel Mann, Leander
Saunders and Richard Birchall. L. p.
Moody, Richard Mahoney and Edward
Farra acted as judges, and G. Park
Posties and Percy Morrison as scorers.
The skaters started off In fine style, and
with the exception of the winner and
another skater wiping up the floor ouce
we are unable to chronicle any farther
lnishaps The race was won by Davis
Ranck; time, CPS.
Tho quarter mile race for persons WHO
hsd been on skates for the first time
then took place, which was contested iol
by the following gentlemen:
Adam Reichard, II. q. Rettew, JohI
j. Flanagan, r. P. Higgins. Frank S
Emmons. Robert Marlin, Matthew Mc
Couch and John Meruin.
To witness this race was better than Q
dose of Duffy's Malt dyspepsia tonic
Yoa could have witnessed all the
beautiful " falls =" you read 80 much
about in regard to tho indispensable
Niagara. The skaters struck out RICH
and lett and several struck tie floor
Vhich kind of kept them on thu
track.
The prize was won by Reichard
consisting of silver medal. Flana
gan was also presented with leathe
medal for coming in last. Better 'at'
Liam never.
The attractions this ewing vii! %
the Howard and Rogers comclittioh
For particulars see advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19
Diets.

Free lecture this evening at the
Second Baptist church by Rev. DIR.
Peddie of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Jarley's wax works will be the
attraction at the Opera House this
evening.
The New franklin Range, sold only
by the SchGn Heater & Stove Co., AIS
Market ard Ala Shipley street.
Wilmington Division, No. /, Sons OF
Temperance, will give a musical and
literary entertainment this evening in
the McClary Building.
VIM. f. Crossey, the practical sew.
ing machine repaired, is at Crossley's
Sewing Machine Emporium. 623 Ship
ley street, near the corner of Seventh.
The Rev John b Mann, former
pastor of Union NJ. E. church in this
city, has been appointed to the NJ. Il.
church at Miiiiintown, Pa.
The fifth anniversary OF the Young
Mems Read ing Room Association will
be held in Rodney Street Presby terrain
church this evening.
The Unioa NJ. f. church Literary As.
ISOLATION will meet this evening IL the
church. An Interesting Programme
has been prepared.
The filth anniversary of the young
mems reading room at Eleventh and
Scott streets will be celebrated at Rod
ney street chapel this evening.
The date will not be fixed for the
starting of the Electric Line steamers
until the Delaware river from Phila-
deiphia TO Trenton is clear of ice.
The steamer Twilight having been
put In complete order oy the Harlan 4
Hollingsworth Company steamed up Il
Philadelphia yesterday.
Order your coal, lime and sand Of
Vosheli q Solomon through Veasey'.
telephone, Eighth and. Monroe s,reets
and save yourself a long walk.
The packet Century, OF Bush's line
has been to the yard OF the jackson
Sharp Company for repairs. The Lotui
And Alice make their regular trips t,
Philadelphia as usual.
The New Franklin Range, sure
baker, and has all the conveniences
For sale only By the Scb9n Heater
Stove Co, 4l5 Market and Ala SIMPLE.
| stre-t.
Gregg & Walter, real estate broker
l wan Ou tuc Zct OiNudiCu W tuti
new office 7l8 Market Street, wheI
they will have much better accommo
dations and Increased facilities 70
business. Their telephone call {. rs rs.
Tho massive gill frame containin
the photographs Of the members Of tn
Pn1nix- steam fire engine company
made by j. Paul Brown, 10 still on Il
hibitiou in the window Of 8. II. Bay
nard's store.
| VIM. Fl. Bowman, who went
Basronquills, Colombia, some thrt
months ago, TO assist In the improv,
ment of the navigation of the MsgdI
lena river, has returned home on d
count Of the stoppage Of work by
conflict among the natives Of the plac
A lecture will be delivered this evenir
by Joseph Rhoads, Jr., at the Friend
Meeting house, Ninth aud Tatnall stree
on The Soudan and Congo" tt
lecture will be free, and is given und
the auspices Of the Friends school.
cordial invitation Is extended TO all
attend.
II yon wish to buy ing MACH
cheap 60 to Crossley's Sewing Machi
Emporium, 623 Shipley street. near {
corner of Seventh. Employ no ca
vassers, but give the customer the bel
fit of the canvasser's commission. w
furnish you any make OF machine
the market.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19
THIRD EDITION,
News sunsDary.

when freight train on the Susque-
hanna division of the Erie Railroad
reached bonneville yesterday the fire.
man opened the IRE box of the locomo-
tive,and in the upper part OF 1t was dis
covered 3 chArred human hand and
part Of an arm. There IL much copject.
urs - 70 how they got there,
According 70 despatch from Mata
mUEAs, Mexico, . squad Of the Fifth
Cavalry started from that city o few
days ago TO convey three prisoners to
ytctorfa. Salinas. When about half
way there they hanged the three con-
-scts and returned TO town on Tues
day.
The National Holstein Cattle Breed
ofSs Association met In Chicago on
Wednesday. In the absence Of the
President, William NJ. Singerly, Of
Philadelphia, presided. The subjects
discussed al pertained TO the breeding
Of Holstein stock
A despatch from the City Of Mexico
says General Aiatorre, In command OF
5000 sro0ps, has been ordered 10 imme-
diAtsly john his forces with Z 600 troops
now In the State OF Michoacan and pro-
ceod to the State of Chiafas, which Dor
ders upon Guatemala.
w. j. White, and his affianced, Ber'
tina Reynolds, attempted To cross Cedar
Greek, ut Fairmount, Minnesota, or
Tuesday night, in wagon, but vert
swept down by the current and drown
ed.
The Secretary of the Navy yesterds,
ordered that the U. 8. steamer Talls.
poosa be put In repair for regular ser
vice, instead Of being used, as hereto
Gre. for q Government pleasure yacht
Mics Ada Beard was shot and danger
ously wounded by Miss Fannie Ben
ders, in Louisville, on Tuesday even
ing. Jealousy was the cause, both o
them being courted by the same youn
man.
Joseph Schenck, a Swede, was places
in jail ut Steele, Dakota, ON Tuesda.
night, ON q charge of murder, and wa
found dead In his cell yesterday morn
ing. The doctors say he died iron
fright.
Our Consul General at Panama n
ported to the State Department yesteI
day that "in trouble which occu re
:. in that city" on ] tuesday,, twelve me
killed.
theusY Montreal Court yesterday, sui
and rnncbuSe yes for Islander was b
n. 800 ~ v.r,s,idron against be
scale. ability to pay y 20 '"' wa
x ARG num06f 81 counterfeit silv,
dollars are circulating in Boston. III
counterfeit is lighter in color than Il
genuine, and has q smoother surface.
An earthquake shock was felt at Co
toocook, New Hampshire, few mi
utes mast noon yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19

United States Senator George Gray Is
still tho rec pi=nt of numerous congrat.
ulati0ns upou Lis election as Mr.. Bay
ard = successor in the Sci ate. Yesterday
be received the fficial notice OF his cleo
tlOn.
1t is expected that he will go to
washinetnn in lime TO be sworn in as
a Senator 20 morrow, but this will
depeud on gre at measure upon tne
condition of his Wife's health, sht
having hpd q tie severe attack OF
fxpb5id ever. He has sent his resigna
lion as States Attorney. General to thu
Governor to-day.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19

While some workn4e ~. s, .,as|
the old tannery, Mary laDu d,, h
Liberty street on Wtap er,ory d
ing the place into a r,fsc,uaa
Paradox varnish Msn dls ,as
pany, 3 carpenter ~ Oi0 "IS iatI
slightly covered au n 9'I i,a WI
sunk to his arm pils II "A cutp1
filthy water. He stras Z 10 fop me- VI
cd over . mile to his i0'''
clothes changed.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19
Teu Per Cent IN

The Equitable Loan ns. az Ms|
realized 0 profit Of oS dnring y
cent. for It's nembTsrs s uourosrsrsI
Of 500 shares and Offer, IS tssfns,
portunity to parsons s,srss OF y
formation apply 70 w !" strest
secretary, 7i2 Market sl
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19

Miss Mary Mscklsm, Of Poll Della
ware avenue, says: II have been con-
tinual sufferer from pain In my back
for five years. have tried everything
and failed 20 obtain relief until ! tried
PAIN VICTOR which ! used both
internally and externally. 1t has re-
lieved me / recommend 1t TO suffering
humanity, IL will be all 1t claims"
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19
GOOD Enough,

ard better than ! expected for the
money Is what every one says OF cur
gents sewed real calf gaiter for ".
Neat, sty lish and easy fitting. VIM.
II, Babcock, FOG Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19
Perfect satisfaction

Is every body's remark concerning our
$3.50 gents real calf sewed gaiter. You
would not expect SO much for the
money. VIM, H. Babcock, 206 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19
MARRlAGEB,

DEPUrY-pAnLEY-AtP Presbyterian par.
Eonase. Glasgow, bel, on March II, 1854,
ty Rev. +. q. Anderson, Mr.. walker W.
deputy and E.ss Annie Padiey, both VI
Row Castle County.
observation-disclosures Philadelphia,
ON october 10, 1854, by . relative OF the
groom, at the residence OF brides friends,
Mr.. and MS. harry Ennis, Newton b.
Eastburn, and Liliiaa j.. Briggs, both Of
wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19

CHEEITF'S SAI.E-bY VIRTUE OF A
- writ " Levari Facias TO me directed.
will be expo, cd TO public sale, ut the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Del on
TUESDAY, MARCH "A. 1855,
at2 ''c'GsK. p. m,
The following dec. ibci real estate, viz:
All that CERTAIN lot o; iahl sultuated In the
city of Winning ton, bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
beginning at the svutherly side OF Thir
tenth street.. between Bowers and Dure
streets, at the d.stan Q Of 100 feet from the
.asterly side Of Bowers street; thence south
erly parallel to Bowers street, o. feet inches;
thence easterly parallel u Thir aeenth street,
rs feet thsnoo nJrtherly parallel to Bowers
street, 81 feet inches TO the said south srly
side of Thirteenth, and thence thereby west
erIy 2e feet, to the place OF beginning, be
lie contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken iat0 execution as the
property or Isaao We odland deceased, Lewis
Woodlani, administrator Of Isaac Wood
l. nd, deceased I.ewis Woodland, Samuel
Woodland, Charles Ii Woodland and ka-
thei Dl xon, only heirs at law OF said Isaac
Woodland, deceased, Daniel Dixon husband
OF said R2chtl IN xon, anc Leah Aan Wood.
land surviving IL Orteayor, and I. L.. and
to be sold by
THOMAS FORD, Sheriff
SberiTs office, Wilmington, Lei. ,Msrch 8
1855. nIl4-4t
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19
}. Paul BrOw n,

Sl7 Market street, ia the centre Of ~
traction for elegant photographs. In
process only used.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19

tie following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel OF land with
n franc dwelling house thereon, situate in
the city of NilIoington, bounded and de-
scrbed as follows, ow,t:
Beginning at tie Intersection formed by
:he sCutherly side OF Fourteenth street and
TIE westerly side of Scott street, thence
souLheriy by said side OF scott street lao feet
to the nor,hcrly side OF So feet wide street
opening into scott sire ct and Lincoln street,
and parallel with Fourteenth street, thence
thereby west riy l0D feet to a stake, thence
nurtherly parallel with Scott street lao ;eet
10 tnas utterly slice Of Fourteenth street.
thence thereby eaeterly 100 ieet to the place
Of besiuni-r, be the contents within said
bounds what they may.
Seized and taken into execution rs the
property of Edmund q. Burke and Louisa
o., his wife, and t's., ana to be sold by
THOMAS FORD, sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Wilmington, Feb. u, 1883
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19
True GRIT

Has been the corner stone Of many q
great mans success. 1t is the feature
of Diamond Dust, the great scourer.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19

A 1TENTION.-ALL PERSONS DE
"A string pure drugs aud chemicals, or
wishing their prescriptions or private receipts
carefully compounded with pure materials
should 20 TO the drug store Of H. X. BRING
HURST, NO. cl7 Market street, VIII, Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19
FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1885,


AZ o'clock, pm.
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot Of land and brick
dwelling thereon, situate IN the city Of VIII
mingt0n, bounded and described ss follows {:
That is tU sa
Beginning on the northwester.y side Of
Rodney street, at the distance of IT'S feet
H., utterly from the northerly sice OF SHAH
with Sn.llcrose avenue, and passing through
the middle OF the ,..sisien wall between this
and the adjoining house no feet, thence
northeasterly parallel with no,n strees 20
feet tn ence southeasterly parallel WIN snail
cross avenue 10 feet to the said side OF Rod
ney street, and thence by the s.ms south
westerly rs feet u the place OF beginning, be
the contS nts more or less.
Seized and taken INTO execution as the
property of phraim l.. Sesley and Nancy
b., mis- wife, and I. t., and to be sold by
THOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
Sheriii's Uttiee. Wilmington, Feb. az, 1885.
mat
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19
TNHE AkrIZANS SAVING BANK.
NO. BO2 MARKET STREET.


yCORfDRATHD FEBRUARY 70, lbl
Open to receive deposits daily iromss. D.
until p. m, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from to O'Clock.
The charter OF the bank provides that ar
profits upon Its investments, except so much
as is required for the payment Of necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus for the Sc.
curity Of depositors. shall be divided amons
the depositors.
No manager Is allowed to borrow any par,
Of the funds deposited with the Corporation
MANAGERS.
George W. Bush, Clement b. Smytb,
nj. l.. Lichtenstein, Geo. 5. Capelle,
Uhas. W. Rowland, N. X. Benson,
JOS. l.. Carpenter, Jr. ,.Jeb II. Jackson,
VIM. II. swift, Henry Y. Dure,
Anthony Higgins, Edward Pussy
WARRINGTON HAsTINGs.
MONEY LOANED On MORTGAGES.
(fBo. W. BUSH 3Ko. ). CAPHrLH
President. Vice-President,
J.. Z. TAYLOR Treasurer.
ny1ow-U Jos. III. MATHRR Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19

GHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIkIUE OF A
- writ OF I.evaria Facias. TO mo direct cd d.,
Will be exposed 70 public sale, at the Court
House, on Market street between Teath and
Eleventh streets, In the city OF WilminSto ton,
New Castle County, Delaware on
EkInAV non IN
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19

Tomorrow prom ,ses 70 ~
aud warmer. The same c,oy~
probably prevail on 7s'ui's',
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19
sssss OF the Tnerp,ssss|

ct the REPuBL'cAN of,-s y y
7 O'clock N e'clo"s Nv
28c J50
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19
DP. oimns'

Tho leading lung fs hsst luns
ton, Del, and sh ~, tsr.b. rJ
:oIs throat, ihosr's mes. f sss
81 Sssi Soarth, sns S' Z d,
Johnston, Holloway
sfpaak.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19

CHERIFF'S SALI.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF L. vAria Facias, TO me directed,
VIII be exposed at public sale, at the Court
House. Oh Market 1trect between Tenth ana
Eleventh streets In the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Delaware, on
FHIDaY, MARCH 20, 1885,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19

-: HARRY JoHHRoN, Gro. 7. BARNHILL
oiI Jefferson street. x229 Tatnall street
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19

NOuND "A GOLD RING; DAN RE
perty and paying charges. mia9
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19
Not nsns . "a

VIII Not nhhe ',cb ~
The following d d. ,, i ~
from Philsdeipn''
morning: Wilmipe~.s
THE steamer trip Cd
make the midday =, Ia'raaus
r rI~ The trips yp's, :" ' 4 'liis~I
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19

den den, at Ne ysI ssso, sGl, Sss,f
{: e. s &c, e =; !. + &. '::7
e =. sa sss sr s'a l,.s
CIsln' Al
Front and MarS''
excellent.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19

"ANTED - A ALTON AS
w travelling salesman, having had SEINE
experience in selling goods Of all kinds, and
j an acquainted through the State OF Della.
ware, Maryland and Virginia can give refer
ence from here and Wilmington Address
Business, p. o. Box ITO, Lewes, Sussex 60,
M. mlp-ot
Daily Republican., 1885-03-19

oSIION WEDNESDAY MORNING,
- 18th instant, pair gold franz ed eve glass.
CT. with light poid chain attached, Return
same TO ). II. baynart, leweler, corner Fifth
and market streets, ana receive reward.
MIG 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-29

NIGHT DRESSES
Plain Sacque Gowns, finished with Cambria Ruff
Plain wen,made Gowns, good Cotton, superior
finish, $50. bargain at 81.
tween clusters OF tucks, front neck and sleeves
trimmed with fine Hamburg Edge, 79c. This gown
would be cheap at sizes
ton between clusters OF tuckS, mont, neck and
sleeves trimmed with Ruffle5 Of Em broidery 96c
a most decided bargain
Extra good quality Muslin, with rufries and tuck
ing. 29c Soc quality
Fine Muslin, with 2 inch Cambria ruf1es with f1ve
French tucks, and hem With wide and narrow tucks
ABOVE, &c an extraordinary good bargain.
Fine Muslin with 9-inch handsome Embroidered
FlOunce, with tucks above, forming In all q trim
ming y yard deep, 94c, worth s1.50.
Good Muslin, plain band, neck and sleeves, well
Yoke OF Insertion between four clusters OF five
fine tucks, embroidered 'front.', neck and sleeves,
trimmed with fine Hamburg Edge, 4Sc.; never sold
for less than 15c.
PompadOur Yoke, OF all over Hamburg Embroid-
cry, square neck, with fine embroidery edge and
neck ana sleeves, $50; would sell readily at Sl.25
DRAWERS.
Good Muslin, with hem and 1--we tucks nicely fin
fshed, 19c-; q bargain at a5e.
Muslin. with five tucks and Cambria ruffie and
tucking, 36c. regular price 4Sc.
Fine Muslin, wide and narrow tuckiny, deep en-
broidered ruffie, 66. were 9SC.
Fine Muslin, Tine open-gofk Hamburg Insertion
between French lucas, edged with wide open-w oFk
embroidery to match, 9Sc.; very cheap at $50.
INFANTS LONG SLIPS
Good Cambria, neck and sleeves trimmed with
fire Tuffle, 2}c.; Cambria costs more.
Cambria, with Mother Hubbard Yoke, fine tuck
Ing and embroidery, i9c.
SHECIAL NOTNCEMENT.
Startling Reductions in French Woven and Do
nestle CORsETS, marked at y To 80 per cent lower
than regular prices.
GOOD CorSetS at 2oc.; special Offering.
Better COrSetS at 50r- worth from 81 to $50
We must reduce stock, and therefore have made
prices exceptionally low. Cail early 10 avoid the
anticipated rush.
IANSBt RICH Z BRO,
40, 4z2. 42i AND 426,
jazz SEVENTH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-29

The English are very foolish to let til ir excite
HHnt over the dynamite 0utrages carry them into
NO Irish Feed apply policy. To 90 this Is to al
most compel The Irish TO assume the responsibility
OF the crime. and hence TO pTecfpitate race con-
fict, the evils OF which cannot wen he estimated
such acts OF discriminating resentment are al
most as ni-ciIcTous IN their way as the outrages
themselves They VIII ai:enate even the moderate
and friendly element among the Trsn, and intensity
fecllhIs alEra. I. aliLe bitter ercI,.th
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-A PURCHASER FOR LARGE SUIT
" able Lot for florist wus needed III thrifty VIZ
gina town, hours ride as.iiigt0D Address
MAkKWOOD, Star Office ia2s 3t.
II NTIRh STOCK OF BOOTS SHOES sc IN STCRg
f15 Pennsy lvania avenue northwest for sale il,
bItik George Nc irthy, assignee. A. A. LIPSt OMB
32l AZ street northwest. tas8.5t
A SHOE STORE DOING A BUSINESS OF sJo eoo
"A yearly m best locality Of Baltimore city Stock
fixtures Sad lease worth ab 81 g. 9j for sale
t~h pars cish and good security for balance Reason
OF sale THE owner going into manufacturing brinesS
is1G-.ts n Howard street Bsitinnre
TxOE SiLE-FLCRIDA-4n ACRES BOUNDED by
Il railroad IN srcwirG town: buildings orange .rsye
seIa tropical fruits whole Part. j. A. t. 73i 1ath
str est northwest. Jazz 81
kn SHARES COLUMBIA RAILWAY STOCK
cV wanted III lots OF ten shares. Money to
loan on Post Combination Sewing Machine or wash
ington 6.s Stock, Address BtiOkkR. star Office j6t
SUNNySIDE ORANGE GROVE COMPANY-SjB
~ scrptJn book open for all who desire to secure
stock in barring ORANGE Grove in Florida stares
ticaars DO obtained Of CONRAD 4 MuFUEN
KELLOGG Building. I416 street. jalT w..
1rOR HIRE-A FINE DRIVING HORSE BY THE
II week for carriage light wagon work viii he
kept ut his present stable. Address A. NJ Star Of
fee ial3 1xs
NOR HENT-THE FINE LARGE STORE, 1905 l4rH
II stress and for many years OccuY led BY James
X Narrower stove and hardware store large dry sbop
IN basement Apply ut SAIitN 4 OGRA MS drug store
18th street and New York tss-3
IfcR SALE-FOR CASH ONLY THE WHOLESALE
Il and retail wine and liquor store, 1892 Pennsylvania
avenue. ui7-:fY