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SmAllDOx on an Ocean Steamer.

NEyW YoIs#s July AsryOne hundred and twenty
five' Ot,thsi passengers of the Italian steamer
Iniziasjva, which arrived yesterday, were trans
TERED this morning to Hoffman island In the
lower bay, owing to the fact that the smallpox
patient who was taken to the hospital yester-
day had not been isolated from the rest OF the
passengers.
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RERLIN, July 2.-The new telegraph rules
regulating the tariffs on kilograms within the
empire are causing general dissatisfaction, be-
cause of their arbitrary nature and the In
creased cost OF the service.
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STEAMERS.

Fl1HE WHITE is KING! THE ACME OF PER
L lection In the category of sewing Machines A
concentration ana condensation OF mechanical genius
ard skill The range of work can not be excelled 1t
Is thing OF beauty and Joy forever Call and see Il at
J: r. MckENNEY,s 421 9th 81. NV. J. II RICH
MoNp. Manager. Machines Of all kinds for sale OK
reLI flrstcisss repairing DONE Also, Central Oica
Tor Tie Universal Patterns. See them my22
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L1zr On. Lusr,
PRIzELISr
The people want faes not Idle words; - the proof
Of the pudding h In the eating b the proefof low
charges in the prices asked.
VICTOR 4 ADLERu
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Is not ashamed to announce it, prices In fct
proud of our pricelists. They demonstrate louder
than words that Adler sells good clothing cheaper
than any other establishment in the Distriol
FOR OUR GREAT SPECIALITY SUIT
8a76
MEMS CREOLE SUITS AT
e260
BOYS SUITS. AGE II 10 IL AT
$1ea
PoNGEE COAT AND VEST AT
$500
SILK MoHA1R COAT AND VEST. piaida and
Neat Checks at
9A00.
SILK COATS AND VESTS AT
NEW INVOICE OF PANTS. Strictly All Wool
$3.50
GENUINE sEERsUCKER COATS AND vEsTs
ONCE Coats. checks and stripes, 25c Sold on Tues
DAY and Thursday evenings only. nom to o'clock
VICTOR e ADLERs
TEN PER CENT ruu
CLOTHING HOUsR
STRICTLY ONE PRICK
e27 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. n W.,
Corner Of Massachusetts, Avenua
Open saturdaysun IL pm 1928
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AND COMMERCIAL,
The New York Stock Market.

The following are the openin= and 800 p m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day. reported by
SPECIAL wire 10 II. IL Dodge 539 Is street:
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Six Little ocean yy.,o

NEW YORK, July 2.-There were six births In
the steerage OF the steamer Hammouia, (Ger.)
which arrived to-day, during her voyage from
Bremen.
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Good Weather for the Yale.Harvard
Race.
New LONDON, CONN, July 2.-The weather
is perfect for the Yale-Harvard university boat
race: Visitors arc pouring in from every d.
rectiOn
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Political Notes.

The Iowa democratic state convention met az
Dies Moines yesterday and IL was agreed 10 fuse
with the greenbackers on the state ticket Tho
state nominations were divided between the
two parties. senator Knight created y sensa-
ton by an attack on President Cleveland for
Netoing the Des Moines river land bill and on
Attorney General Garland. His speech was
Missed. The platform endorses the adm mi tra-
ton, demands the repeal OF the prohtbItory
law and the enactmen of q local option law
Inc platform adopted by the Arkansas demo.
cratic state convention, Endorses the national
administration and reaffrms allegiance TO the
democratic party.
The republicans OF the LIST Vermont district
yesterday renominated AZ their candidate Tor
Congress ex-Gov. JOAN w. Stewart
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8oCSE CoHNrTTEk RECOMMEND THE PASSAGE
OF THE Balls OVER TINE vRrRoS.
The House eommittee on invalid pensions
has resolved to attempt to pass over the Presi-
dents veto thei bill granting . pension to An
drew J. Wilson, of New York, and Mr.. sawyer
to-day reported the measure hack to the House.
giving notice that it would be called up To-
morrow. IL appears, from the report OF the
committee, that Wilson was drafted into the
army, Notwithstanding his allegation that he
was suffering from deafness and an eye COM
plant In the service he contracted rheuma-
tism and kidney disease, on which he based AN
application for pension. His application was
rejected by the Pension bureau, on the ground
that he was disabled before enlistment, which
was also the reason for the veto. The commit
tee take the position that under the circum-
stances the government 10 estopped nom setting
up the claim vi prior disability.
Mr.: Tauibee, who il q member OF the invalid
pensions committee, also reported back the bill
granting q pension 10 c. W. Tfller, with the
Recommendation that IL be passed over the
Presidents veto. This Is the case of the Louis
Vile policeman, whose application tor pension
as dependent parent was denied by the Pen
sion bureau, on the ground that the depend
ency OF the claimant was not established.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

gINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer.
IMPROVED PROPERTY. No. 724 TWENTY
FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN G AND n
On TUESDAY AFlERNOON,JULY SIXTH, eshA
1886. Ill SIN O'CLOCK, IN front Of the premises i;;
snail sell part Lot IL, in square 81, 1OX l4U &s5
improved by small frame dwelling.
Terms: OLeh:,lf cash; balance i'll six months, with
Notes bearing Interest and secured deed trust
$50 viii be required at the of sale All Convey
je5O-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
vINHOMAs BOWLING, AuctoneeE
TkUSTEES SALE OF THE WEST HALF OF
SQUARE NO. Oh. FRONTING l24l ON BOTH
T. AND + STREETS NORTH AND 34S ON
EIGHTH STREET EAST.
By virtue of a deed OF trust dated December $50
18th. A. D., 1872, and duly recorded in lber No ~
100, AT folio Al. OF the land records OF the Dstrct
OF CoiuilD and at the request of the part, secured
thereuhder will sell at puolic auction, front of
JULY, "a d. 1856 at SIX +. NJ the following de-
ScrDed real estate situate III the of Washing
In the District Of Columbia, VIZ Original lots num-
beTeu three go, four 90. five t5). (6) seven co
nine hundred and fourteen t9I4), being also known
as lot numbered seven -. III Jacob Arth's subdv-
sion OF said square This plot OF ground is uuim-
proved and can be subdivided advantage into Ell.
siDle building sites.
Terms: One-lhird cash; balance eand two years
deed of trust on property sold, all cash option ut
purchaser \ deposit OF $50 required Il time of
sale Terms to be complied with in ten days other.
wise the property will be sold the risk cost of
advertisements in tne Evening Star. IOnyeyano,np
ana recording al cost vi purchaser.
je24-d&ds Trustee.
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koBBERIEs REPoRrED.-Mrs. ]. ID. Power
1913 " street northwest, reports al Police head.
quarters that there stolen from her back
yard, yesterday Ia yards of brussels Carpet
worth Sl2. Miss Mead, sU5 IL tn street nortb-
west, reports that June 10Th, her house Wa.
entered through rear window and there Wa
stolen thereirom silver ware valued al xI5.
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ST. JACOBS OIL removes all pain and inflam.
nation following severe cuts or bruises.
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Null shawls very large size and deliberately en-
osodered for S26s; the quality and style Of these
with Lace ends are something new have them at
49, $50, CSC. and 81 DO. Ruching; the latest
city Is Crepe LiSse with pearl beads the Paas Royal
price is only SOC; price elsewhere 5Oc Chemisettes
are all the rage; we show them in white and colored
French percale, from 25c. Chidren's Collars in
new shapes are offered for for 25c and some beau
tiful designs Of embroidered Collars for@25c
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Districs Govern meat Amir.

NEW ALAkM
The general superintendent telegraph and
telephone service and the chief eng neer of the
hre department have desig mated Tor the nrs
alarm signal boxes recently ordered the follow
ing locations lone al the corner 9th and l.
streets northeast; one at l1th aud B streets
northeast; one al sth and q streets southeast
and one NJ 9th and streets southeast
BATHROOM LICENSES.
Assessor Dodge makes q statement TO tia
commissioners a. ~ oarroom licenses from
November lsl 1880, 10 june 3Olh, lss0, as
follows: Deposited ia L. 4. Treasury To my
credit as assessor and trustee between the Dis
trlct ana the owner, TO date $50, "a ~. paid
TO collector Tor licenses granted, So POS 40;
paid 10 parties for licenses not granted, 81. SAL
%; balance la Treasury ~ my credit, sl.osl.9l.
THE BUILDING BOOK.
Building Inspector Entwisie's report OF Office
work for The month OF June shows that there
We're issued AIS permits for new buildings This
as IN excess OF any previous month since the
organization of the Office.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: :. II. Elwood.
repair brick office, 1887 r street; $500. j. III
Small d Son, erect brick store, q ID llth street
northwest; $500. y. GORDON, repair frame
dwelling, northeast corner 9Th and streets
northwest; 1850.
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The Courts.
PROBATE CouRr,,Iudoe Or.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day, Sheriff agt. Brown; argued and sub
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day:
3 y. M. 81; q. M, 63; IL q. IA, &c: y. M, 81
maximum. az: minimum. 60.
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EOR sALE-NEw HOUsE-sITUATED ON
II New Hampshire ave-, near VI ST. NV; rooms: all
modern conyeniences Price -. 500. This is a very
1iZo r ST. NV ieI4-:,m
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P0wDERLY WILL Nor SPEAK BRroRs POLICE.
meeting g ?: No Eek OF 1: va: a held last ],
10 O'Clock. A he arose to speak be noticed
the presence of police of1oers, and declined to
60 on entil they Withdrew. This they refused,
saying they were there under orders. The meet
ing then adjourned to eth street.
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WHAT THE POSTAL ChRRKs DEMAND.-The
Brotherhood Of Postal Clerks - assemble at
Indianapolis to-day will Sand q committee to
Postmaster General Villas 70 demand that all
clerks retired from the service in the future be:
presented W ith Q copy OF the charges leading
to their rem oval They will demand the REIN
statement Of those clerks who have bean re-
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II Very neat two-story brick dwelling six rooms in
sight OF stanton square d snug home a good III
ySs.ment. - .uUu
Iwostory aud basement bricks, all mod. imps. 9th
o. n - 900
Iw9ssory brick. rooms. all mod imps. 1Ith St n
-; $1,000
improved and unimProved property In all sections
q LIE city. desirable Lots on columbia Heght1"
swORMSTEDT d BRADLEY
teSlm S27 + NV
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GIVEN LfFE-sAvING MKDALs.-The President
has awarded gold life-saving medals to Capt. c.
Nagel, H. Barr and w. A. Coos for services rem
dered to the shipwrecked crew of the American
schooner Florence, March ], 1856, and 70 Dario
dalio Serrano for bravery in saving the crew of
the American schooner G. Haurahan, March
25. 1886.
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CHOLERA IN EURoPE.-The marine hospital
bureau has received Information through the
State department that six deaths from cholera
occurred at Dune and four cases and two deaths
at Fiume yesterday.
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The DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL had not
reached the White House at three O'Clock this
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H SALE-Z-> ON 18TH, NEAR
\ 81 L. W, Will net ten per Investment;
Alison. 3stO-y brick ST. NV. finely located and
suitable ior Office. cheap purchased once. W. III.
BA ksIOW. oI5 9Th st. NV je22-2w
E'Ok sALE-AT A BARGAIN-HOUSE On COR
corsn 81. het~ cen 18th and l4th Il w. contain
lE1 10 rooms and cellar; lot 10 by so; house in
taoTOueh repair Lowest cash price 5000. or one
ulrl cAsI, balance time.
lsS-i Inn AUSTIN p BROWN l426Fst NV
E>Oh sALE-EIGHT-ROOM BRICK HOUSE Cos
a St between 9Th and .th n.w.: wafer, bath and
ga blce yard, stable and back alley Price
Apply To Owner, 6Io ST., Room q jcSIm
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SURGEON JOHN De B. w. GARDNER has been
ordered to make an inspection of the sanitary
condition OF the Soldiers Home grounds at
Harrodsburg, KY. and report TO the board Of
commissioners Of the soldiers Home at WASH
iugtOu.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-27

EDITOR OF REPUBLICAN: Thinking
that Of the thousands OF people who do
not 70 20 church Sunday as they ought
20, it will be quite Is well aud profita-
BILE, as the way many of them nov
spend their time, for them 70 meet me
at HARNESS Academy for the purpose
Of omparinR notes for mutual christian
instruction, and for solemn Observance
OF divine worship. II any other per
sons, including such as sometimes at
tend Christian worship, are Of the same
mind they arc cordially invited, with
the understanding that l shall not OF
necessity speak uniees moved to do 90,
and that any other person or persons so
moved may speak. shall be very
glad, indeed, 70 See my best and most
honored friends who are not Otherwise
engaged. Sunday forenoon at 1880
O'Clock, I win lecture (admission free)
on what are the sins OF the people. in
Guiding the wrongs shich are suffered
by laboreEs, farmers, mt chanics, mer-
chants, manufacturers and others.
What are the consequences of these
sins and wrongs? How can the loss Of
many million dollars worth Of prop
erty be averted? And what 10 vastly
more important, how can human dis
;ress be relieved AID restrainedP Even
ing at Z so O'Clock: "What is the tru'
Christian spirit and fund amental Iuti
with which material values and prop
erty should be regarded" Free spesci
pertinent TO the subject after both lee
tures. Respec fully.
JOIN g. HARNESS,
Principal Hardness Academy.
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Harry Hart,
THE n. Y. CLOTHING MFG. co.,
No. 3l6 Market Street.

nUBLIC SALE UF GRADE 0UkRN-
sey HeIfsrs and Cows. tam Of farm
aud nrood v area aud extra me COLT by
Forwood's PAtcAsn. 81 the residence Of q. -.
P01ison =. nile from LAnW@od station. r.,
W. & b. X. x and Marcus Heck, on
THURSDAY. APRIL l,lsse,
SALE 10 commence At ! o'csOck, p. m ;, sharp
HKIFERS - heifers with third calf sy
sda, Q heifers with second calf BY hde,
heiters with nrst calf by tide, 2-FSTEH
year old heifeT, not with eAlfs s-k$
veAr.oId Refer. calyed lAFt nal. NzQ-
mIls.nE nou; i-year old heifers extra noe
for sizs and breeding. All the aboTe netfers
are bred up from the best CON mon STOCK and
grade cows, bred 70 imported GusTnsey balls
and the better calves nom best cows raised
The horses an colts are ~ follows Inc
farm team MAdgo and Doll, are Nv
about 10 yeafs old; they WORK per A0a
fsctly Ia all harness Nsdge ts an extra
me brood mare. and 10 rom kentuesy.
bell IL Of Bafhaw stccE, and T. supposed TO
be In foal BY Patehsn. Three Of the cslts are
OCLTS-f s-year old ally by ForwOOa's
Patcheu. dam MAdge; z-yesr old nlly ~
Forsood' Pst,ben, dam mAdKe; moEtns
| old nuy oy Fofwood Q Patchen. dam Madsei
| 2-year OLD xelcing BY f0rwocd's PAtehen.
| dam Kitty. Kitty is By . Kentucky ttre,
dam Madge; she 10 nne light driver and
| saddle mare. All Of the above ock 10 vel
b. ed and the beifers and colts are OF good
size and very promising.
Six months credit on all sums over 30 on
notes with ArproVe1 endorser; per cent
| discount for cash. q. q. POULSON.
d Howard, AuctioneeT.
L r. HAnnum CLERK. nj :.
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this city. on the ssh tpsk
SARAH A. Jshnson, wioow Of TIE l1sa Feter
T. Jobnson. In the sist year Of her age
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
yited 20 attend the funeral frOm her laee
resIa snes, ia East Second street., on sunday,
ne 2sth inst. at o'clock. Intermentas DIG
swxdos' Cemetery.
HUBERT In this city, 90 the sthtnst- John
H son Of John n. and Jennie huDeft
aged 9 months and days
The relatives and friends az The fAmtly
re respectfully invited 10 attend the funefal
nom No. 10 Market street.. sunday afternoon,
18Th inst at o'el eli. lnteruent NJ hiver-
rev cemetery. Services ~ the house
tOHAMBERS-On the Setb inst, Kobe, -
son Of Robert W and ksEte X. CnAmoefs'
Il aged years, 8 montks and Il days.
| Relatives and friends are respectfully N
ylts4 TO attend his funeral nom the resl
l deneu OF his parents, no. los North JAokson
| street, on Sunday afternooa NJ o'caock
1 Intermeat nj ktveyv lew Cemetery.
this city, on the nth fnst-
ana SsmmcBs, widow Of the late bAndn1
1 Sfmm0nH In her 18th year.
| The relatives and fr.ends Of the fAmiiy arr
Irespectfaily invited % attend the funera
lfron her late residences. No 81 West s1reet
N tuesday Afsernooa mex; 81 o'eioek- II
proceed @ Old Swsdes' Cemetery.
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ORPHANS, Court.

Argument Was heard on Friday in
the Orphans Court before Chancellor
Salisbury in the case Of Samuel Mcrri-
son vs.. Thomas Morrison, and when II
was concluded the matter was held
under advisement- The case Of Henry
Simmons VS.. Ann Summons WAS ther
taken up, with Bradford and Vande'
Rrift for the compl ainant, and Victor
Dupont and William Q. SpIuan
Esas., fer the defendants. The case il
bill in equity. II appears that II
succession the bill OF the complainant
the answer of the defendant, al
amended bill Of the complainant ANT
an amended answer OF the defendant
have been filed. The present arGumen
is on eighteen exceptions by the com
plainants TO The answers Of the defend
ants, fifteen 70 the original answer AND
TIRES 70 the amended answer. The tt
teen exceptions 10 the original answe
were disal.owed by the Chancellor. Th
other three exceptions 70 the AMENDED
ALswer.
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CT. BOWEhs' ADVERTISING UUL

Tr. BOWERS ADVERTISING OUL
u. UMN.
fOa sALE-A fArm of 30 acres with house,
barn and other outbuildingI. Good apple
orchard on IL. Within rev miles OF this
city.
70" SALE-Ho. los West Eighteenth
street, new two-story brick house, rooms
and bath, gas hot and cold water, trent
yard and porch 10, 2sxllo feet, one Of the
nnest houses Of its class In the city.
FOX SAILING. 1909 Delaware avenue, ?
81 )ry brick house, rooms and bath, hot
and cold water, front yard and porch loi
2ixl2b feet a nice house tor sale cheap.
FOR SALE-No. "a west foufIn street.
story brick house, 9 rooms End bath, gas hot
and cold water. heater, ETC.; price low and
l ter Ds very easy.
FOK SAILING lIo2, lao4, lIlo and 1914
Harrison street, =-story brick houses,
rooms and bath, all Improvements fron'
yards and porches, very desirable houses
near street railway.
IPURSALE-Four ofthose new and desirabl,
2story houses on Trenton Place.
FOR SALE-1hat elegant new house No
1 llig Yves. Eighth street, II rooms, all I'm
provements location one Of the nnest II
the city.
FOK SALE-New 2-story brick house anc
ftsre Ioutheast corner Of Tenth and Pint
streets, built expressly for bakery; ma
oven. etc. A splendid chance for live
man; eheap and on easy terms.
Il FOB SALE-Store and dwelling on Marke
street, between Second and Third. Hous'
has eight rooms aud bath; all modern i'm
prOvements. Lot 2O'xlo7 feet. On cas-
terms.
lFJn SALE-Three-story house and store
no thWest corner Of Taylor and kirkwoo,
streets, has 10 rooms and bath; papereS
throughout A good business stand.
'LFuh SALE-So 2l2 Harri on street, two
L story brick houee, 9 rooms and bath, gas,
etc; 10 feet front; near street cara.
IFUh SAILING. l02 Bennett street. two
ii story brick house. six rooms and bath, Rai
etc; can be bought cheap and on eas
terms.
IFok SALE-Desirable houses In all par
Il Of the city, ranging In price from $500
I'll $4,000.
I IFuk SALE-Some OF the most desirab
building lots in the city; can be bought
very easy terms
Also. u 0ney 70 loan ON good bond ar
mortgage.
Il For further particulars call at ot1ce, No.
@ West Seventh street. III sat.tu-thu
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We continue 70 ofser good goods n
fair prices. DO not be deceived In %.
lecting your cooking range. but call
and zee the Harvest Home, Canopy and
Electric Ranges. For reference consult
your neigh Dor, ~ there are o great
many sold, and ell and them excellent
rood bakers. We have one each 7 and
8 Champion Ranges, one No. 8 Fortune,
one No. 9 Splendid, that We will sell d
cost TO close them out, ard have linz
OF cheap stoves to offer at n bargain
Housefuruishing goods reduced TO sui'
the times Plenty Of Sc. goods 20 offer
Roofing season now opened. Give Ms .
call, at No. 6 East Fourth street.
REESE & BRo,
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NrorI1E.-ro WHOM 1T MAY CJr

AYOII1E-To WHOM 1T MAY CJN
N CEhk-Ih tbs rat" sheet this morn
ing they take exceptions 10 What said -
executive cfiieer Of Union, No. Ia, Rb0ut
the status Of that concern Ia all union onces
throughe VI the nited states and Canada
and 10 into . long strain aoodt he honor
and reputation u that concern. But that
matter has been before the public otfcfe
over q year ago the New" vas rated, and
the business manager Of that paper sue
ceed ed In inducing enough men % surrender
theif manhood 10 rat" II, an the News
Be nett Association, 10 doubt, IL the on come
Of that contract 10: the Information OF
those uniformed, rat or "scab" IL, as
one Of q at tiiO puts II, "a mean, dirty, psi
Try fellow" with this a iditioD. IA under
mining instinct, and one who has violated
his obligations 10 bis fellow work msn "
now, / will leave II 70 the Judgment OF any
society man II such men are considered
clean and NJ associates for honorable nea TO
| have dealings vita? II these men were 80
upright. as they represented themselves 70
| be, why did they not 20 before the lnterna-
/ ticnAl typographical Union and have their
| CAGES heard As the News Co npany's talk
| abou. <lgsa, for night work. as compared
| with o, her Embellishments IL Is all wind,
aud any Cnioa printer in this city will
WILLIAM c. wALTERS,
President Wilmington Typographical u MON
| No l23. III