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Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
A Maniac In Church

MANSFIELD, Macs, June 81, 1856
Officers are in pursuit Of George Ran
dali, a maniac who has threatened
sudden death TO all he meets. A prayer
meeting was in progress in the Metho-
iist church in East Mansfield, on sun
day evening, when q lad rushed in at
the door and called loudly to his father
and mother to come out quickly and
save themselves. They hurried out, aud
the audience rose In fright as George
| Randall, swinging an axe about his
head ard shouting at the top OF his
lungs that he was going to kill every
one of them except his mother, rushed
down the aisle toward the pulpit. No
attempt was made to arTest the maniac
and he soon had possession Of the
church. His mother pleaded with him
not to injure any one, and her words
served to calm him somewhat. Before
the arrival of the police, however, ht
took TO tbe woods, after chasing one
man into a swamp. The mailman, wht
is still at large, is brother Of Henry
Randall, who recently fired the hous'
lin which he was left alone and who j
now in the insane asylum at Taunton
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
Excursion

Gouley's grad aud popular excur-
sion to Colchester, Thursday, June "a,
will soon come around. All that intend
going may expect good time on one OF
the most delightful trips of the season.
The iirst section will commence loading
at the P, W. s. B. station at 6 a. m.
the second at 6 20, and the third at $40.
The third will Leave the station at Z
O'Clock sharp, arriving at Colchester at
10, 30 a. M, allowing six hours on the
beach. Returning, leave Tolchester at
4. 30, arriving home at p. m. Dinner
so cents-will be ready to sit down to
at II a. M. Parties taking their dinner
will tiId number of tables in the grove
to spread it on. The excursionists will
20 from each section as they arrive al
PerryvilIe aboard the steamer Louise
Whole tickets, 81; children from o tt
12, 30 cents; under s, free.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
SPECIAL m EMTIOM,
Summer Suits.

Have ytJa got your summer suits yet?
II you have not, you will never get
them cheaper nor made better than at
James HardtnR'A, No. Sl6 French street.
But no matteY how good or how pretty
a suit you get iJ will not look we'll upon
you unless Ii FITS nice. Now, IL you
want . good fit 90 10 Harding's. His
stock is the best and he 10 up to the
fashions. Go to Harding and save
money.
Our %. 90 genuine hand sewed shoes
are the boss shoes In the market for the
price, As our unprecedented sales for the
last few weeks prove; we keep fullline
of them in stock, In siss9s and half sizes.
Gall and see them and you will quit
paying fancy prices for shoes that are
no better. For sale by Aarr q Co., 10
Kast Fourth street. Wilmington. Del.
A. Sergeant.
Hard and free burning coal from best
mines 2240 pounds in every ton well
cleaned and promptly delivered. Kind
ling wood by cord, load or barrel.
Residence, 817 Poplar strest. C3hce and
yard, LOG Maryland avenue.
Painting.
Tilghman Danner, house and sign
painter, No. $40 Market street. job
bling properly attended to and estimates
furnished.
Spanish Pun Cigars.
Fl. E. Bourbon & Bro, mRnufac-
tIrers, N, W. Cor. Second and Orange
streets.
Extra Family GOAL
OF the first quality, also fire brick, fire
clay. Water street between King and
French. JOHN H, TURNER.
| Dealers, Look Out.
Gilmore, 105 Fast Second street, has
reduced prices on tobacco and cigars.
VIII give you bargains for the cash.
Important.
For good and cheap furniture go tC
L. L. Messick. 306 and 307 w. Second St
All kinds of upholstered furniture re
upholstered or made to order at loves
Iprices. 103 West Eighth street.
12 fine cabinet photographs and on
llsrge frame size free for 50 90 at Hol'
lands photograph gallery, 3O7 Market
gor good coal go to Bush's, Frencl
street wharf.
| 8, 18 and SO pictures for 25c., ct West
cott & Cummings, 302 Market street.
Bush's. French street wharf, Is tn
place to buy your coal.
Buy your furniture at Cannon's, so
Shipley street. Prices rock bottom.
Parlor suits OF all kind, at Cannon's
COS Shipley street. Call and see them
Sample room of organs at 300 W. Ct
street.
Cambria, Holland and dado windo'
shades at lowest prices at 1O3 W. 9th 8
Il IL fine cabinets for So OF Westcott
Cummings, 302 Market street.
9, 18 or Sc gem pictures for % cent
at Hollands gallery, 307 Market stree
! Samples OF pianos at 300 w. 9th st.
= Mattresses. bedding and feathers {
Oannon's, 500 Shipley street
Stieff's piano agency at 300 w, 9th s
: Ash, Walnut and Cherry, Chamb'
suits, at Cannon's, 500 ShiPley street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

The Hanover and West Sunday
school excursion will make their excur-
sion to Rochester, Thursday July LIST.
The cars to leave the 2. W. aud b.
station, at Z a. IN. Returning leave Toll
chester at 30, allowing six hours on the
beach, reaching home at 8 P. m. All thal
20 may expect day of pleasure, the
excursionists to leave the cars at Perry
Vile and go aboard of the Louise.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
The Beautiful In Art.

An the beauties of nature and art
cannot cleanse the dark stains OF I'M
morality, but al attractive home ID the
nursery OF virtue. New and oeautlIul
designs in wall paper, covering the
wallis artistically, make home more
beautiful and abrasive. kosin - Bro,
220 West Second street. are doing q
good work in this line.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
From Our virginia Correspondent.

PARKsLEY, Va, June %, Ias6.-Onr
farmers are rushingitheir round potatoes
to market and are much encouraged
by fair prices. Ii less than month
tho ehipment Of round potatoes Will
begin In earnest, and in the height OF
tho season we will send away frem
10, 900 to 15 GEO bushels per day.
DIR. Short, of Milisboroagh, Sussex
County, Del, hse bought iarge tract
Of timber land adjoining the railroad
near Hallwood station, On witch ne ls
erecting a fine steam mill Re7. A. d.
Davis has pitched HIS tai rnaele aV
Hall wood station, in whlch ne is hold
ing interesting services. He is about
| to commence the erection OF church at
this point.
Plenty of fish and soft crabs in ouI
market. Festivals and lawn parties
are all the rage now. and young gents
with empty purses are wearing for
lorn look. NlDl'
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
Only 10 days longer of the great Fir
Sale Clothing, No East Fourth b..
Excursion.

The time for Gouley's delightful ex-
cursion TO the popular resort, Tolches-
ter, is drawing nigh; the first section
will commence loading at 6 a. m. at the
P, w. & B. station, The second at 70,
the third at $40; the last section will
leave at 7 eharp; don't be one minute
late or you may expect to be left; be
prompt and you may have hours In
/ the grove, Returning bone the train
will leave at 80, arriving home at 8 p
III. Whole tickets, Sl; hall tckets
from 8 to IL years, Soc; under free.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

John Maloney, who resides at Rid.
dies Banks, fell in q tit at the corner OF
Fifth and King ats, on MONDAY aiter-
noon, and was badly cut over the right
eye, He was taken to the once OF y
surgeon and had 1t property dressed'
when he proceeded to his nome.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

wall paper cheaper than any other man
in the State. Harry ID. Holt, 2l3 West
Second street, upper side.
p. 81 have large fo-ce OF work
men. All work done without delay al
213 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

On Gouley's excursion to Tolchester
July ed there will be one section that
will stop at Newport, Stanton, Newark
Iron Hill, Elkton and North East. By
the time the 22d of July comes around
the farmers will be through with har-
vesting, and can have good time with
their city cousins on the excursion,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
strone restlmony. bul AIways True.

Says q gentleman OF Cambridge, Mass,
writing to us March /, 1886: The medi'
cine came to-day. l fud your Dr.
Simms' White Pulnonic Bslsam very
effective, and in climate as chan ge-
able as this | find constant use for 1t
either for myself or friends, who pro
nouuce the same verdict. Therefore !
endeavor never TO be- without it. 1t Ii
an elegant throat and lung remedy
Depot. Fourth and King streets, VII
minRton, Del. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

just received another lot of thpse new
Daisey oil stoves which gives no smoke,
no smell, and are non explosive. All are
guaranteed. Call and see them at Pick'
els stove store, 9 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

There will be festival in the tent
Twenty. fourth and Market streets tor
the benefit of Brandywine M. f.
Church, commencing Tuesday, june
| 10, and continue one week. Tie iolks
would like to see their friends and the
public in general attend.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

we ever handled is the "Reller Queen"
Il MAKES a moist, white bread and Is
easily worked. One trial of q SINAI
bag is solicited, as We are sure you VIII
continue it's use. Wholesale and retail
Al Tatnall Bros mill and warehouse
! 1O1 Maryland avenue.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
For Kent.

Two-story brick building on west
Fifth street, near Madison, suitable ioi
carpenter shop or any light manutsc-
turing business. Rent moderate 10 gooo
tenant Apply at this othce.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

sold by spicer & Little, 10 e. Fourth
street, is no unusual thing. Salt oysters
crabs, terrapins, HOLSTERS, sea bass,
trout, fresh vegetables, fruits, butter,
eggs and poultry received daily; whole
sale only,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
Lost.

A bunch of small keys with brass
lock attached. The finder will be suita'
bly, rewarded on leaving same at NO.
100 West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
xo,,s,ors and Fish,

Powell will have another splendid lot
of Holsters and fish on his Stalls In the
Third street market tomorrow. these
are all fresh caught and cannot be sur
passed.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
Tho Weatner

Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy and cooler, followed by clearing
weather. On Thursday clear and
warmer,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

without the use of the knife. Painless
treatment. Moderate charges. A1-
dress Q. Walker, Wilmington r o.'
Del,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

qua rises I.as. san tets 7.25
E. A. Humphrey Il BIO, HGttert
Son eheIl crabs At FuiInerf.
Clam soup at Fullmer's.
Turtle soup at Fullmef's.
Roast dinners at Fullmer'B.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Try Bush's coal; you will like It.
Brazilian Balm cures colds. 10 cents.
Try Busb's coal you will surely like ie.
Tafy at Ferguson's, No. IL Il. Second st.
W. J. Kimble, grocer, 2nd and Justison.
Birds aud cages at Psrxerss, East 7nds
Millard Y. Davis, Is~elet, Q Il. md street
M. X. Wyatt Drygoods, o2s w. eth street
Uity Laundry, Sixth and Shtpley street
Fine 10 X. Ringo, at Hanrs, 10 L. Fourth
Washing machine for sale at Pickel's stove
store, East Fourth st.
M. X. Wyatt, crinKled dress goods, e23 W.
4th 81.
McOann's ice cream at as cent? quart.
7th and Tatnau streets.
CLAIMS, crabs and oysters fresh every day
at Pennell's, Second and King streets.
Hukill & Poist chlldrens dresses, md and
Tatnall.
"Have you a mother-in-law?" asked q
man OF a disconsolate-iooking person mo-
he replied; "but I've a father In lail."
Infants clothing and ladies' underwear
made at Staats x Dayis', no. East. Fourth
| street.
Clifton FFF hour SO cents; Kirkwood hour
/ 80 cents. Lynch * Leary, N. L. corner
Third and Madison streets.
Good time on Riddles Chapel and Mt.
Salem excursion on tuesday, Juns ~, to
iAndalusia. Plenty of music. Leave French
street wharf at 7.l5 a. u.
Gan anybody tell why woman always
laughs waen sne Is being weighed. while a
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

a good secondhand Dayton carriage!
In first -class order; will. be sold for S7O
cash. Apply to Frist & Allmon, Seventh
and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

The opening OF Brandywine Spring
Hotel postponed until Thursday, Jun
"a,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
French Greek Fails,

On Tuesday, July Goth, the Firs
Presby terian Church and Sunda,
School will go on an excursion. Don
you forget it.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

just received a fine lot of snsppers
caught in net, at Pennelps, Second ant
King streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

The following games were played yes
terday:
Philadelphia-Athletic, 8; 8rook-
lyn, z.
Cincinnatl-St. Louis. .; 5;Cincinnati,6.
Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 3; Louisville, 2.
New York-Metrop3iitan, 4; Balti-
more, /,
Detroit Chicago, /; Detroit, 4.
Nav York-New York, 7; Washing
ton, 3.
City, 2.
Lewiston - Lewiston, 10; Williams
port, 3.
Scranton-Scranton, Wilksbarre, 8
Observation-Disclosures /, Philadel
phia, 8.
NOTES.
1t required thirteen Innings al Gin
cinuati yesterday.
Mack, of the Baltimore club, was In
Iiured By Carroll, of the Pitsburg club
while running to second paSa at Pitts
burg yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

DO not miss this great sale of clothing.
Everything selling fast NO. EAS'
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
E1BIovS CHARGE
.ous PHILADELPHIA lPi
st-6NO"a arLD IN HEAVY

,ous pnrLADELlPPihiA lPi
ACHEb u
,n.,.a relOnious Assault
Aa. - ArI,' Denlos the .Dna charge
Isd'-pp IA a Conspiracy
Fii9, ,nsS1ssoepdsnt Church, was
sis sS b,iI mil, 6y Magistrate olem " ,ns
~ !" nj n ,rning TO answer n W. 70 @onIo SIo
sis .ia'S%d Master NJ street, Philadei.
w sijns ns1 nsst1tempted to com init rId. :
'1lDs, 'Iaaa,s s upon her In the parlor
''sau,, =, i % o'clock yesterday
,old by Mr.. and Mrs.
!! tns hearing, and at,erWSsp ,a MAR
" noyicau reporter III tno
ll.lAs \ Ane,lipr narIcr, which is prettily
Ilt.lo .t6 p1 decorated with water
l,,iag.. s1u is this: The couple I9
n,lnss, N. ssuss at 10 o'clock, MI
Sayiug ,l' NJ happened in ten MN mn,
|,s' and were in cohsefssS,n We SIna
l'p parish streets, who was
~ ! ap,%otsssioual call. David
Ell : 3'y5''i wyiis street, was also ,.. IN
!. l''i .bs \ same time, he being
a,T,. Coulston's Sunday
u 1arI l.r he is a teacher in the
'1l..,..j ~ ~, With MIR. Messsros'
I-sS, =. "a. hnt a trife after ten
San tbe door bell rang NO
IT., s-s. psid tJd to it at first, but
vs. '.n, The second time Mrs.
raIs ro5s aisd tina. the servant
\ i, H., b.,,Ibg, and went to the
Tas gentlemen remained
'Ii !, rnyersat!on for a few
154r hey we're startled by q
M, C1p'sion OF "Oh, Charlie
ID.t,5 ' iowa stairs pel!-meli
Igo5 b.ng the first to reach the
s. sate.ed the door he states
svt. visitor, who was Rev
-. = + !. With his clothing dis
nj, A manner as to leeve no
mentions had been.
5r s.;empt which no saw
o.. he rushed upon hla
,ts,es was MAX ing NJ
i. .,e ,Icm the house. TIE
b.J. aud when Or Butcher
Ne rom sn instant LAT r, Jhcy
F.Is ? bot appeared to DO a Lie
b ,UagEe.
l '-'7' '1''' - acca.iDn.
lal '''ne "a sese'I, ~ her and
#8l.t .Aa hai such couhdenc,
Ia. believed that she haG
st3.l Lis motive, but h'
became so offensive that sht
'l'l, anu null ,ns' no nnl ,
e' l' F--', ~, '.'no' a,S -, 10 ,i, io;
c;eaalS a scauaAi W. Was .r !. !.
y i,2A he c.9tcn' .,a " ,sn - y. =
they '.aed y Mr.. T.. NJ TX aesar9s .ItT',s.,, 10
!.''l''sa WNleh , ~ pFo'esS.' ESQ,
Der r. -A'sd rrqaests, 70 CIV
fIs All was lodo 20 yesterdA'
ba' Mira Cou'ston was no
FAo rang the bell. When h
ils pastor with her, Mrs
.4y hat he addressed her +
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

The opening of Brandywiue Springs
Hotel postponed until Thursday, june
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

The opening of Brandywine Spring
Hotel Iostponed until Thursday, Jun
"a.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

and tennis nets to order at 1908 Market
street
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

Tuning, etc. at SO9 W. 9th st.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

husband Ia Of the firm OF @. W. Coul.
sion q Co., dealers In furnaces, at 1920
Spring Garden street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
state o, tno Tnermomoter

At The REPUBLICAN, ofles IN me shade
To'olock 10 o'clock II o'cloos
GoS Toe H.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
The
|vacheYon

Third in the list Of
watches that are en-
4 titled to be termed
high grade, mads by
Vaeheron & Constan-
tin, OF Geneva, and
sold in Phnaselphla
By Messrs. Caldwell
& Ue. exclusively.
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Nothing Yenturs-NothInx Win.

Az phase OF life In the Crescent City, II will in
struct many TO know that certainly the one hundred
and nlnetieth monthly aud the quarterly grand draw
Ing OF the world-famed Louisiana State Lottery
came of, win It's accustomed promptness, at New
Orleans, on Tuesday, March 10, when f522, 800 were
showered everywhere. The result Will interest at
least the winning parties the rest wait until the
next time for their share OF luck. The first capital
N5O,OOO) WAS sold In tenths al ~ each won by No.
I300two OF which $50 0DO) were collected for the
account OF Merchants National Bank OF Cincinnati,
ONO; one $4,000 was held by olaf Anderson, No.
40 Chestnut street, san francisco, CAL; another
tenth was paid to Wells, Fargo Il Go. Il Bank, San
Francisco, Cal.; the remainder went TO parties In
OMAHA Neb, ETC., eic. The second capital prize OF
$4,000 was won by ticket No. lO,05T, and was col
lected as whole for q party by Wells, Fargo Co. Il
Bank, San FranciscO, Cal. The third capital prize
$50 900 was won by 4G,Ii2was sold In tenihs at 81
each-one 10 John Graves, No. AIS East Seventy
ninth street, New York CITY; one 10 @. Kurz, Gin
cinnaii, Oho one TO q. l.. Young, London, KY, paid
through First National Bank OF Stanford, KY; one
to }. @. Martin, IT. Helena, Cal another was de-
posted az cash In Canal hank, New Orleans, La 4,
etc., etc. The fourth two capital prizes 10000
each,) won by Nos. 5i,13l and 5I,i5l-sold also In
tenths at tl-One to j. Il. Prescott, San Antonio,
Texas one to Ely Oppenhelmer, Columbia. Mo.
one 10 Frank Tlsser, 33y Jefferson street, Chicago
III. one to John CarwelI, Evansville, Ind. one 10
Max Wendt, 1909 LeayenwOTth street, san FrancscO
etc., etc TheneXt grand monthly ltne one hundred
and nlDet yBccond) Will take place Tuesday, May
II, 1850, OF which A. Dauphln, New Oreans, La,
on an applications Will give any one all particulars
AOfhifiU rsItfuTg -HOiiiHU lrin,
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JACK DOWNING.

EDITOH SUNDAY HERALD: Your Intelligent cor
respondent, Mr.. WinslOw NJ. Watson, IL some
what at fault regarding two OF his statements
in your last issue. lie says President Jack
son, aud other high officers travelling with him,
"went eastward as far as Portland" In the summer
of 1888. This is erroneous. They terminated their
tour at Concord, N. H., II said at the time, "n
consequence OF the dlsgraceful divisions which oc-
CURED at Portsmouth aud Portland In relation to his
Gen Jackson's) reception at those Places" but
think there s little n any doubt that the controlling
reason was found IN his feeble health. The first OF
July was the day appointed for him 10 be received
IN Portland hut when he left Lowell she was 30 fee
bile as 10 induce the belief that he would not extend
his journey further than Concord / was residing
In Portland at the time, and know his failure 10
visit tina, city was great disappointment to the clt
zens
Mr.. watsons other erroneous statement consists in
his confoundipg Charles A. Davis with seba Smith,
who was the original, aud may say the only real
"Jack Downing / Know that Mr.. Davis wrote
some witty aud pointed letters over the name OF
"MaJ. JACK Downing but II was ten or fifteen
years nearer twenty years, I think-aftcr Seba
Smith commenced writing Jack Downing letters In
1880 and publishing them IN his paper, The Portland
DdHy courier, before Mr. Davis appropriated his
nom ne plume. II was the original "Jack Down
ing (seDa SInlth) VINO lin imagnailOn) Travelled
with Gen Jackson, and whose letters We're the de-
light Of ell lovers Of the Keen wit ANA dialect OF tue
uusOphslloated, surewd Yankee. There Is ns
question but that "L.c may he regarded as prince
Of American humOrists.' In the latter part OF hls
life Mi. Smith removed from Portland to New York,
where ne was editor OF u literary paper, and occa.
slpnay wrote Jack Downing letters to tue editors OF
the old National I,teuigencer. HIS letters are
published ln a book entitled "lhlry Years Out OF
the United States Senate" He died not many years
ago, at over elghiy years Of aye IN Paehouge l. l.
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OUR NATIONAL WINE MINISTRY.

pronaro,o,. ra ,o,,, ,,,, IL, t, ,,,, ,,,,ta,,, -
. orc oe'"s hia'e 'oi ''e ha''ohai coh-
vention OF American vine-growers, to be held In this
city next month. Ihe Commissioner of Agriculture
has granted In tho co,nmiti,e of org.niz,,ion the
nso =, halls in ,ha ,,,n,.a W, ."e
use " "ia ~ 'ne "u'u'ngs vi suepar'hehl ior the
sessions OF delegates and the exhibition OF products
Mr.. u. +. Clayton, chairman of the committee of
organization apponed some time ago i'm New yorr
me-, A., ,n, ,w. a'o IN .' "ko ~ ' ia w" io' NJ
"uu WI. .h"ies ~ "e,ihore' 'he executive oHicer
OF tue state Viticutural Commission OF California,
arrived here Friday evening" and are nj the RiqQs
The most imnortant measure odvoc,toI nv Tho
,, - ~ ~ r., '..'u'S ,., ',ooe" '',' v! ''e
,"o-kio"e'Soi the couhtry bthe piliinHouuceu ny
lion. wharton J Green, OF North Carolina, the OBJ
ect OF which Is to prevent spurious and adnlerated
wines from beInu sold M aonnIne GOOD, ,horo,,v
,,,,r,, ,, ,, ,, ~. s"""o ' kco,''' '"'io"y
inSufihg 'a'r lraue oetweeh producer ana consumer
anu protecting the health OF the public. Opposition
to this bill has been antclpate but I'm no case do the
onponen,s honesv sto, tho ra, uono ,yh N ,av o,,
in,,, ~, ,, 1a'e ''1 ,e''ono "ny ',ey oo''
paih Vi Tue proposeu law. 1he aulhorlZeu leaders
OF the ylne.growers are alert and are prepared to
show why they are opposed, aud II Intelligent and
honest sta,epent and nrnof, con 1oro., ,h n,,a,.
49,, ,,, ,,'r 50. p'o' 'An , "e,e'' '"o i,nho'
anu uichy 'ac'cs oi gang OIL otuhprlncped swlnders
the victory for the public IL assured. Concerning
the Green bill, the San Franclsco Me,cbout the
leading organ NJ vine yrowors in 1,,i,,,rn,o .o,s
'h ''s"" VI ''"' s'""ei' !" ~a'o"ia' SaJs'
Let It be understood that the bill introduced by
Representative Green, OF North Carolina at the re-
and the State Vliicuural Commission of California
has no respectable opponents, that In Its effects 1t
VIII embarfass only the operations of an organized
band OF commercial swndlers and the petty profits
OF class OF contemplate retailers, whose OcClIpa-
tion IL TO deceive customers, promote lntemperaice
Let II he understood that France, Germany, and
other civilized countries have I'm force even much
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.'Hoid on to the young man In front /" said young
ladys escort, as they seated themselves on the
toboggan. "But don't Know him. swell, take
mold aud get acquainted" "Sir!n said the Purltanl-
cal miss, with an offended look. Her escort
chuckled aud dropped the conversation. The tobog-
gan started. "Oh, myl' squealed the nervous
young lady, taking very light hold OF the blouse OF
the man In front. Ihe escort chuokled a little more
and the toboggan new faster. AZ the sled struck
tue level the Young lady bobbed Ia the air. she
In front aud cung TO him ike well.llcked postage
stamp 10 letter When the toboggau came TO a
standstlll the young lady was still tightly clasping
the stranger. "well, did you get acquainted ~
Inquired her escort with A grl1i "You horrdt1lng!'
was her only answer.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-04-18
Mts. Potter 10 nuIl Acting.

Mrs. James Brown Potter IL said TO have deter
mined not to appear again before the fooilighis the
result of The nngenerons, unmany, uncallcdfOr at
tacks that hate been made upon her In certain
newspapers. 1hls dissemination s 10 he regretted,
from lhe TACT that Mrs. Potters participation IN
since t has been exercised In the cause OF dc serving
charities II TX, however, perfectly natural that a
lady who suddenly luds herself the target for per-
spnal attacks because she reclles poem To which
only prurent prudes would object, should not care
10 again expose herself to want0n aud sensational
paragraphlng. AS she has never thought OF exer-
olsng her talents aud the prestige Of her name save
as an amateur, and In the cause OF charity there Is
no reason why she should court questionable nOto.
rety. Mra. Potter now yields up the seeptre to any
lndomliable lady who may be willing to run such
Risks.