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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19
AGAIN TO THE FRONT,

The cold winter is almost
here, but we are just a few
days ahead with an Entire
New Stock of Clothing a,
No. 416 Market street.
We feel assured by the
large trade on last Saturday
that our citizens appreciate
the chance to select an o yer.
coat or Suit from such a large
variety OF styles as found at
No. 4I6 Market street.
Our prices are Cash Prices,
and consequently lower than
where credit is given, for you
only Pay for your oaou Suit or
O0e,r0at at No. 416 Market
street.
We are selling the Fam.
GUS honeIad Suit, also have
same goods in Overcoats.
Suit, $l2.oo;gO vercoat, $40.
Customers will buy them at
No. 416 Market street.
Young men are attracted
to our place of business be-
cause they can find the Fin
est Goods made up in the
Latest Styles and at the
Lowest Prices. Just step
in and look at our Cutaway
or Prince Albert Suit, at
No. 416 Market street.,
Our Satin-Lined Overcoats
are selling rapidly, but the
source Of supply is not east
ly exhausted. New lots ar
irving daily at No. 41o Mar.
ket street.
Ask to see our $17 Over
coats at No. 416 Market.
We think you will take one|
away as a souvenir.
The Children are espe-|
cially looked after by us,and
we will see that each one is
we'll dressed if you make
your selection from our stock.
No. 4I6 Market street.
Custom Tailoring done on
a larger scale than ever bel
fore. We have the stock,
Guarantee Fit and Work
manship to stand at the|
front. No. 4I6 Market.
We are at the front with
the Largest Stock, the Lar
gest Styles and the Best
Goods for the Least Money!
Remember, stock entirely
mezo, and our location att
No. 4I6 Market street.
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Instantly Killed While Cunning.

LANCASTER, November 1s.-Albert Seitz
OF this city, accidentally shot and killed
himself while cunning near Refton Sta
ton, on the Quarryyille railroad, to-day.
Seltz started from town on a hunting
trip early this morning and was joined
by Ben amin Miller, at Refton, at noon.
They were crossing fence, when q rail
broke, throwing Seitz to the ground.
The gun which he carried was discharged
and the load of one barrel entered his
his head, killing him instantly. Seitz was
WELT TODD German, about IS years old.
ne leaves wife and four quite young
children.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19
A Recipe tor Happiness.

Happiness is to be got out of the
smallest victories; and treacherous in
clinations conquered at the outset and
kept we'll in hand all through give
that inner glow which, If the world
does not see, neither does it take away
To have "a conscience void of offense
toward God and man"-there, in one
brief phrase, is the recipe for happi-
ness. Within those safe precincts
sorrow only can intrude, unhappiness
cannot.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19
tTxEOUToRs' SALE
liz -OF-
REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROP.
EKTY.
Will be sold ct public sale,

inc 10Th day Of November, 1883,
On the premises, the real estate and person
81 property of Jas. Richie, deceased. sftua-
ted on the public road leading from Uentre-
vide to Smith's Bridge, about one.hah M lie
from CentrevfIle. Ohristiana Hundred. Del.
containing twenty Ave acres and iorty ave
perohes (25 acres and 45 perches) of land, ali
tiltsole, IN high state OF cultivation; a
new frame house, containing Is rooms, house
we'll finished; q never-fsiiing we'll, with a
gooi pump Of the door; good frame barn,
with good stablfng; new carriage house,
with gamers overhead; corn crib, tobacco
house, and all necessary outbutldtngs, The
farm is In good neighborhood, convenient
20 churches, SCHOOLS and mills, about six
miles from Wilmington. Also at the same
consisting ofttook: One good horse, 4 good
COWS, y fat hogs, also rs pairs Of chickens;
eood norse-cart and cart harness, grind-
ston., piows, harrows. cultivators, forks,
psnter tools, lot hot bed sash, I acres Of
corn by the bushei, corn fodder
oy the bundle, potatoes by the pushed, grain
bags, grain cradle. scythes, hay cutting boz
m hrket dearborn and harness, shoemaker's
bench and tools; household and kitchen fur
niture, su N q, beds, bsdsteads and bedding,
bureaus, wash stands, table chairs. ear
pots, oil cloths, stair carpets and rods, cook
stove, looking glasses, settee, tubs; also
Iockery and glassware, dairy fixtures, buck
cts, pans, ehurn. butter print and ladle; also
one barrel Of good vinegar. Many other az.
tioles too tedious to mention, Sale positive
The above property will be shown any per-
son Wishing to view tire same BY calling on
the executors. Conditions viii be made
Known on day Of sale. sale to commence at }
JOSEPH P. CHANDLER,
ELIzAbETH J. RICHIE.
Executors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

It's comparatively seldom that an
Intimacy capable of producing perfect
sympathy is formed between persons
of very different ages. Every wear
changes in some degree the focus with
which we look upon men and upon the
world, and the degree in which they
influence us. A blow which nearly
kills man at 81 only wounds him at
40, and at go hardly hurts him at all.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

Ainscow & Co. have opened a branch
ut No 1O5 East Fourth street, In con-
nection with 707 Shipley street, and
will sell the finest and largest oysters
In the market, direct from their own
be is, at 20, 30 and 40 cents per quart.
Hotels, boarding houses and saloons
furnished at 80 cents per gallon. just
give them trial and you will be con-
WINGED that they are the very beet,
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J. q. Rob inson, Auctioneer. nov
A DMINISrhArOR's SALE


A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.
VIII be sold ut public sale, at the Court
House, in Whining ton, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1855,
At2 O'Clock p. m,
The following described real estate, being
the properly OF Jacob Stuck, deceased,
NO. l. House and lot at south west corner
OF seventh and King streets, fronting 70 feet
on King street, with a depth OF u feet in
building contains two stores, and Is one of
the best bakery and Toe cream stands in the
lefty.
No. 2. House and lot adjoining No. l, 10.
ing NO. East Seventh street; 'front.', Is feet
w inches; depth, rs feet.
No. 8. House and lot adjoining Ne. 2, be-
ing NO. 10 East Seventh ssreet; front, 10
feet; depth, Is feet.
No. 4. The building formerly known as
Bat ers Union Com mission House, on south
SIDE OF Fourth street, between Walnut and
Poplar streets. Lot 40x80 feet.
NO. b. An undivided moiety or half Dart
OF house and lot at southwest corner CT Sixth
and Tatnall streets; front on Tatnall
street, 10 feet; depth, 90 feet.
Sale under order Of Orphans court, to
close estate. Terms made known at SAFE.
HARRY EMMONS.
Administrator Of Jacob Stuck, deceased.
nlT-ood-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

While the shifting engine of the B.
q o. was shifting passenger cars 81 the
West Yard last evening, about $3.50
O'Clock, car was backed off the turn
table. The car was raised with jacks,
aud after considerable trouble and de.
lay was placed on the track slightly
damaged.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

Theodore Bratten, who was taken
sudden ~ Ill in Philadelphia last Sat
urday and removed to the PenIsylva-
MIA Hospital, was brought home by his
wife yesterday and ia now lying at his
restder 90 on Orange street In o very
critical condition.
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=
Monty.
OYyIeH OF THE COUNTY TRBAsURER,
ERW CAsTL n. DEL. Nov. l1th. lse6

OYyIeH OF THE COUNTY TREASURER,
INV UAsTLz, DEL, Nov. l2th, 1885.
BY authority Of . resolution Of the Levy
Court of New CASTLE County, /, william
Her bert, treasurer CT said county, was di.
rected To advertise for o loan Of si2 0o) at q
rate OF interest not u exceed 8 per centum
per apnum, the said loan being for aims.
house purposes and redeemable In install.
ments as follows, to wit $lo,eo0 Uecem Der
lst, 1912; ~, 900 Desember LIST, 1913.
sealed proposals for all or any part OF said
loan VIII DO received by tho treasurer u TO
and including he 26th day OF November, A.
ID 1885. The right TO reject any or all bid 8
(fit be deemed 10 the interest OF the county
70 do so) 10 hereby reserved
WILLIAM HERBERT,
County treasurer.
Address: New CASTLE, Del. n13-l2t
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-$>~a~>$-
Tue Ftnny Tribe.

Powell has on his stalls in the Third
street market cat fsh, rock fish, white
fish, batter fish, cod fish, black bass,
founders, etc.
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ExEOUToRS' SALE
Ia Or

ExEOUToRS' SALE
~ -Or-
REAL ESTATE.
Will DO sold at pablo sale, at the Court
House, In the city ofWilmington, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1885,
at2 O'Clock. p. m,
A lot Of land situate In said city, on the
westerly aide Of jacks N street, between
Li den and Elm streets, with front on
ackson street Of about 10 feet and q depth
Of about 10 feet, with q Unrestricted brick
dwelling house thereon, known rs No. 3l3
jackson street. sold to settle estate. Terms
casn. RACHEL a. STOKES,
SARAH Il. LONG,
Executors Of Sarah A. Johnston, deceased.
l.. W. Stidham & Son, Auct's. nl7-4t
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Prom lo2 East Fifth street.

Everyone is praising our coffee and tea Ii
takes one man to NIL the orders that come
from down the State and Baltimore We
sent large order to Baltimore yesterday.
A half pound OF tea with n lovely cup anc
saucer Is Just what you want to make gift
Of New raisins, new citron, new lemon and
orange peel, " seedless cherries, new pru
nellas and bgs new evaporatcd peaches aud
!lums, new winged and u;atu apples. Lew
hominy and heans; now buckwheat, 7 ms 10,
Is cent?; 1t is truly the finest nuskwheat we
ever Sid; lbs of new French prunes. 2t
cents; our mince meat liz made TO order, = fbs
Tor rs cents. We are having a broom sale;
brooms go of like they had wings Wash.
boards at 10 cents Dust brusbel, 10 certs
Shoe b usher, 10 cents. A lovely sea shell
with every 10 cent can of Baking Powder al
100 L. 9Th street. L. M. WIER. nis-6SA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

Go right to headquarters for York
State potatoes ard apples and save
money. SmeltZ & 90 Is e. 4th st.
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STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
IlE.IrInx. 4 4


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
DOVER, Nov. IL, 1885.
Recognising our dependence on the Su.
preme Ruler Of the Universe as the source
OF All power and authority In civil govern,
ment--the Dispenser Of all mercies-it ID
meet and proper TO give public acknow-
Judgement 70 Him for tho biessiu as Of good
government which we.so richly enjoy.
To this end l, Charles u. 6tockley, Gov
ernor Of the StAts OF Dela ware do hsrebv
appoint and set apart
THURSDAY,
The 21th Day OF November, inst,
As day Of Thanksgiving and Praise, ana
urge upon the people OF this Stats, in OBJ
eorvance OF general and honored custom,
70 assemble in their usual places Of worship,
and, laying aside the cares and demands OF
business, 70 unite In prayers In than kfulness
10 Almighty God for His goodness In the
past and implore HIS guidance and protec.
lion IN the future.
La witness thereof, / have hersunto set
my hand and caused tho Great
seal Of tho State Of Delaware, to
DO ahixed at Dover, this eleventh
( - day Of November, ono thousand,
4 L.. N. eight hundred and eighty six, and
~ In tho year Of the Independence OF
tho United States OF America. the
one hundred and eleventh.
CHARLES y. SIOCKLEY,
by the Governor:
WILLIAM F. OAUSEY,
nlb-tf Secretary Of state.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

ShAG srEEk-a KEU AHUeS=x1xr
- white SfeeT with large horns N830
came TO the HeGb farm. near W-X
on the 2s;h Of October. Tho
owDer can have him or paying charxes. etc.
MIC b;d-ltwt JAMES p. RATLEW}E.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19
NOTICE.

On account Of the enlargement of tho
sewer and alteration Of the grade at Front
and Adams streets. which work 10 now In
progress. Front street from Monroe 70
Adams will be closed to travel until further
notice. Persons travelling In vehicles in the
southwestern part Of the city should take
Second, Chestnut, Jackson or Monroe
streets TO get around the obstructieH.
FRANCIS MooLOsKEY,
nls-tf Street Comm issionsr.
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DEAFNESS 1ss . apS new . sae

Lfown hon Q, by one who was doAf tweaty
eight ynars. Treated by most Of the no
ted specialists without beneht. Cured htm-
self In three months, and since then hun.
dreds Of others. Full partic lars sent on ap.
plicatiop. T. 9. PAGE, No. Al West Sist
street, New York City. oct16-tu.th-ss GINS
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wAaTMD.

|. sryp-i,EAsNERS FOR PROF
hcc..,1i,tnsr's celebrated French Tailor
.tsIsoIes' GENTS and Ohildren's
~ Garment Cutting. Taught with
y, nile and tape measure alone, rs all
~ scleptifio tailors cut. CLOAK,
!, an md pattern cutting made n spec
~ M 0secuut OF the increased number
l,n,s ard tho demand for actual
ssn cutting, have removed to
H., Street. Once hours from 90. N.
" lyenins session on Tuesday and
u, evenings, from 7 70 Q p. m.
y" ole-e0d .18ts
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
DELiNQUENT TAX-PAYERS TAKE
NOTICE. CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES
FOR 1885.
The undersigned, receivers Of taxes for the
city OF Wilmington, hereby give notice TO
delinquent taxpayers for the year 1885, to
call ut once at the ofice, No. 10 East Sixth
street, and settle for the same, in order TO
avoid trouble and extra cost. In all cases
where prompt payment is mot made the
properties will DO sold for the taxes. 1t will
be we'll for all interested to heed this warm
ing. EDMUNDP MOODY,
Receiver Northern District, including all
no rth Of Sixth street.
DENNIS KANE,
Receiver Southern District, inc III ling all
south Of Sixth street. Mi Of
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

ID EST PRICE PAID FUS ALI. KIN DIS
I'D OF se,ord. hand clothing, watches,
CLOCKS reyolvers. guns, sewing machines,
furniture and stsves, all OF which will he
sold BY A J. OUNNOR, at q low rate ga
West Front street VII. Del. Olb-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

IN new Board and Livery Stable on Van.
Buren, street, between seventh and Eighth
streets, whore shall be pleased TO have my
friends call. Everything new. Telephone
sail 877. JOSEPH M ART1N. te22-.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

The closing out sale OF watches, jew.
cry etc', by ID. P. Snyth. Ia being CON
tinued az No. 81 Market aireet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

GALE OF STOCK - WILL BEe5-fw
y sold at public sale at the resi- 4 ZSSSyS
dence Of VIM. =. Cooley, near X~W
Booths Corner, Delaware county, Pa, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10Th, 1855,
At1p. n.
good young mich COWS, direct from Gum
berland County, Pa. Eon't forget the
time or place. No poStp onement. Two and
four months credit.
GOODLEY g. BALDWIN.
J ID. Howard. Auct. nI8-d&w-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

~ L 'ph P,OUOk SIOVE,NO.
'x y as new; Apply at tho north
nYhth and Spruce streets. MS IT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

ANl-FWO DESIR ABLE Of
III 1iag street. Apply to NJ. I.
: uatket street.. n12-6t-eod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

SALE or REST-kNABE
|l1os at the tuning and repairing
|oment. 800 W. 9th ut. nl6tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

M f-VEkY d Els L X A Is l.. II
~~sfo.y font room newly papered
tset "nls.ets
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

SALE TX kGOhANaE-A NUm
lnpIOSsmena. Little cash required,
ing lc,s will 10 .aken In part or whole
I. balances may remain on mort
Iesrs. Also building sites q all
100 city fer :esidenoes ALEC manu-
I s'tes, especially adapted for mo-
l9ls3s, VIA Gn eves-fowing stream
pi'lnK thlc1gh-tt. about 200 foet
I u. :. J. kslroAd. City tax one.
70 se1ulsI istss. This property will
ito 6.Ft or In smaller lots, nt
M. Iusehssor& Also houses 70
|3. THOS. M. OGLE,
y0a French street.
;, sGAD, tth and Rodusz.sn-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

tTrtD-A THOROUGH BUSINESS
s,n,lenan or lady, with frem q 900
IA "a manage and control Prof.. Ohribt.
E,s9rntei French Tailor System Of
M l;armentO Quitting. Business and Of
s.blI,hsd at Tc4 Market street, Will
n lleL A good chance to tho right
Interview required for particulars.
O27-15t-eods
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

Walnut candy at Ferguson, II Il. I'd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

DUBLlO SALE-TO CLOSE AN ES-
4 TATR on the premises, No. GIL West
Front street, between Jefferson and Madison
streets, Wilmington, Del.
A desirable manufacturing plant, with
GOOD motive power, and accessible by rail
and water. 1 he attention Of manufacturers
Is respectfully called 10 this as a rare 0ppor.
tunity for investment Sale will take place
az O'Clock p. M, on TUESDAY, Nov. Esd,
1885, when terms Will be made Known. Poss
session March rs, 1887.
HARRY CRAIG, Executor,
T.. W. Stidham X San, Auct's pS-l2t
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sA.t-UhEAP. AND ON EASY
Fl'' '07 " l0.b street, o rooms with
IN Improvements, front porch, man.
u hlishe J; also q farm OF SO
~ /. LasGenbueg, in good order and
|lfeiI, Or vi , exchange In part for
petty. J.J.PhIRJ6.
0 W. 7th street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

DUbL1U SALE-WILv. BE SOLD ON
L the premises, No. 20 Wilson street,
SATURDAY, NOV. 27, 1885,
At 2 O'Clock, p. m,
One two-story brick house, rooms; else OF
lot 12h feet front, running back So feet. All
In good order. Tho above property is worthy
the attention OF any person wanting to ma
good investment, or puy q comfortable
homo. $500 can remain on property.
CHRISTIAN WALBURG.
l.. w. Stidham & Son. Auct's. ns-eod-ts
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rOH nALks
B SALE, AT A BAR
bin, from now until
RCH 25th, the three
brick dwelling, 1908
buren, street. Will sell
it the purchaser. Will
a $4,000 mortgage on
Frty Tor S years at S per
Apply at the REPUB-
Office. jy24-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

[nTgl-A WOMAN OF ExPERI-
stce in general merchandise store;
middle age preferred. Address Do or.
BoY n, Newark, Dol. Matt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

,rsLLADiE,5.w ANTlNa GOOD
nu bio hslp can be accommodated
NJ 3; tho Wilmington Intelligence
* orange street. att
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-19

Not q Liquid,
Snuff or Powder
free from Iniuri-
JUS Drugs and
Oftensive Odors.
Evening star., 1886-10-16
MAsoNs or HrcH DECREE.
Two 8oAies 70 Hold Thelr Deen1e.>
Here Next Week.


TIE sUPRE1E COUNCIL, THrArYJrn1HD DE-
GREE AND THE ROYAL oRDkR or scorIAxD-
GEN. ALBEkr PrER AT THE HEAD or 1orH
BoDfRs-srHc MENBEHs. KxpxcrKD 10 m
PREsexT-PaooRAA FOR THE WEEK, &C
Next Monday two Masonic bodies will begin
their sessions hsrezz-the Supreme Council OF the
southern Jurisdiction Scottish Rite. SSd Degree.
and the Provincial Grand Lodge OF the ROYAL
Order Of Scotland. These bodies have no rela.
tions with each other. The Royal Order OF Scot.
land meets because its membership Is largely
the same as that Of the Scottish Rite Masons,
and hence the assembling OF the Scottish Rite
Masons makes It convenient to hold q session
also Of the Provincial Grand Lodge. Both
bodies, too, nave at their. head the '.grand old
man" Of Masonry, Gen. Albert Pike, the law
yer, journalist, soldier, poet and student,
Gen. Pike has been the grand commander or
the southern Jurisdiction OF the Scottish Rite
since 1859, and, TO those at least who have
never been Initiated into tile mysteries OF the
temple, his name gives to the orier its symbols
and mysteries, poetic and romantic interest
which they might not otherwise command
According to the Scottish Rite Mason there il
no Masonic body In the world Of higher dignity
than the Supreme Council OF the Southern
Jurisdiction, and consequently no Mason OF
more exalted rank than Gen. Pike.
Evening star., 1886-10-16
It IL q Public Alley.
1918 VERMONT AVENUE,

WAsHINGTON, ID. -, Oct Is, 1850
h the Editor Of HE EvENIS0 STAR: , :.
The statement made In your journal last
svsuiny OF AN attempt oy Gen. Green 3. Raum
to close the public alley Rhode Island
avenue, between 18th and 14th streets, gives
only Q favorable account o: bis alleged claim.
This ten-ioot alley Is a part Of tue public
2l2 was subdivided and became part the
general improvement o; tue city. Every pur-
chaser was informed by the advertisement OF
the real esIate agents OF this ten-fUOt public
al ey. But The pubic record OF that tact
full and sufficient notice. Moreover, the city
authorities have always made provision tor
this pubic alley In liking grades, laying pave
ments, &c, aud have placed there al heavy cost
q large sea or, which will oe destroyed Ii Gen.
Rauin Is permitted 70 occupy nve Ieet OF this
tea-iOot alley.
Col Ludlow justiaes by his conduct the repu-
tation which he has won in Pniissdrlpnia and
elsewhere In the country by f,i, nitil The
public INTEREST," and, In my Judgment, is doing
much TO ailay the apprehension winch has been
growing as 10 movements toward seizing and
closing public ways for ingres, to and egress
ffvm the interior OF SOU res hey covered
with buildings. MIR. Hiram Price, ex-Indi,u
commissioner, has given this subject cis~e at
I ntion, and wnen he returns To the city Will ue
Prepared. beiieve, To show couciusIveiy that
Mr.. Rs,um has more right or title To occupy
ove ieet oi this Ieu-soOt puUiic allie; til..n iIus
10 occupy oue-haiI OI Rhode 1>aud ave-
nue.. IL he has the shadow OF \ title be should
oe compelled tu show how Iie acquired it
aud what WA the consideration he paid Tor IL
oeiore he II permitted 10 clIse public alley
Whfcn has bes cupsLant Tor over fll-
Teen years aud I'd injure puolfc sewer and
neiSltoortn2 property To the value Of hundred,
OF thousands of dollars. As you have puo-
listed oue side of the case hope am not Ask
Ing tUo much That you will brIrfiy state also
The other side Ia winch So many h,l-holders are
interested. Very respectfully yours,
JUHN j. ACnLHOCE.
Evening star., 1886-10-16
Crowded Street Cars.

TO the Edito of rHE EVENING >TAK
Cannot something De Goae 20 induce the Met.
roposilAn Ra iroad coinpauy 10 put a sufficient
number Oh thsir lile 10 accommodating
The travel? Tie car, 1T pres ,ut are at certain
times os the day sd crowded that oue-third o.
the occupants are Obliged to stand. counted
tweniy~esen per-on> IN "A designed 10 seat
elxnteeu. Gcullenien do no. ike TO cit whine
Aadiss are Standing; nor uo they like ~ pay te
Q lnpany ior Scss and not be able To Occuuy "A.
Tueie rule IDal driver si.aii not take az,
PERSONS after tile seats IN mis- are all iuiI bu
t.at rule II ueNer observed On vne occasion: III
ossd. wa<n u driver, miIdiui oi The rule and y.
Tue soiutort vi has nsers, dvelnsu ~ s.op
oeSAuss G!s car Was iuii, lie w.S abused by /,
oixs hu.kinS teilo~. vino tiTeateued to caus.
nis oassi'i isssi W tiie eoijpa2iy. Ou edheSd.,y
n,Ofiiisk Oh THIS NJ ek Ssiere an in terva. q,
NJ seen minutes between two cars al tue corner
ot 2eth aiiu streets wesl. als>i n x~.,t,t>
lns,n Was, Wy this delay, niaas al MS post o.
onty. te-iuSs being Solixeu ~ ride st.xuulax. Ia
thS ineoEVeaience oi standing up To give a IL uy
. seal were only OccasionAily suffered. no one
would say any ihiiix ABOUT IL; but the over
crOwuiux oG tue CAT. Iia kes IL e cry .sauy i-
n.eliosa. eei quite stIe in ssyiux that xru N,
nsn tsiEx Ia W esl WashiHv tUn ere cv.u peil~,
eslbsr sit hie lady 10 sl-.iiliI Is or IL, NJ,
tnsiassivss, during tile wuote or u parl OF t,,s
trip NE days out OF SIX Ihs wno.s wiute.
through. Y