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North Holly Oak lots only 375,
Another letter from Rev. Z. l.. Hubbard
New Castle star

Another letter from Rev. Z. L. Hubbard
New Castle star.
PARIS, March 5, 1852
DEAR Sin: Aiter two more days we
expeci 10 % to London. Mr.. Muliin aud
Herbert reached here from Rome on Sat
urday, and are now purchasing goods for
the store at Sixth aud Market, Whining
ton. They will buy again OF LondUn.
Pm not buying much. I'm ali out OF
sorts anyway. One week ago | collapsed
tgain, and am recovering, but slow. Pm
recovering, however, and propose to get
well 1t is said that when man appoints,
God disappoiuts. If so now, I'll submit
without muTmUr; for, bless Gods holy
name, 4 IN sure OF my acceptance win
| Hin, through Jesus, and thodgh nothing
mort is seen Of me until The Resurrection,
I I'm be there.
| Paris makes ne preteus,on to be relig
ous. The nation prlies itself on its in.
/ dependence of all such things as Divine
commandments or instruction. Their
God is the size OF a man, except when It's
4 a woman. Their Heaven Is ''hure be
low" | discover contradiction between
! their faith and practice. Since Paris is
their Heaven, and the end OF their exist.
euce, Que would suppose long life most
desirable; but you take your life in your
bands every time YOU cross the streets
The eubmen are legion, besides the p cas-
ure and business .eams. each and all OF
/ whom drive furiously and wait for No
body. II you can get across the street
alive you simply feel coIqueror. Ever,
day there are injuries and deaths from
this cause alone. have seen several.
Compare the French and American
Republics IN a single instance In Amer
lea our taxes are less, In the Trua,uF,
there is a surplus. Tie people find plest
OF ampsements. The poor man has hi
happy family about him under root
Here the taxes are enormous. There j
no surplus. Tie theatres and operas az
subsidized by the Government, and /
order 10 secure legal relations betwee
the sexes bounty is given every ma
who VIII marry one woman and hay
three children IN the ialc lis. This is
country where the saloon Is as respectAbl
as any other business, and whore T.
young men take their sweet hesrIs
spend the evening. The ladies "teu
bar and drink as freely and as often Z
the gentlemen. Z. l.. HCBBAKD.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-25

If there was come way provided by
which the prisoners in New Castle iail
were obliged to work and be self-sus.
tanning, we should certainly advise
Judge Ball to adopt the same plan in
desling With tramps as were recently
followed by a Judge in Bcrks County,
Pa. In this instance there was about
fifty of the gentry arralgned before the
court, charged with vagrancy, each OF
whom were sentenced to terms of i'm
priaonment ranging from three to
twelve months. In very short time
this city will be overrun with these
buns, and il the Legislature will adopt
some means 10 have all who are COM
mitted Pit at hard work, we are per-
fectly willing TO trust the rest 10 Judge
Ball, with the certainty that before the
season Is over, professional trarps will
give this city wide berth. The aver.
age tramp does not mind being shut
in jail Tor ten Or twenty days, provided
he is not obliged to work, but when /,
comes to from three to twelve months
imprisonment, combined with HARD
work, he is very apt TO think that ht
has no particular business In any place
where such law is enforced.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-25

THIS Wonderful
Instrument is
fast becoming the
rage. We have or
ders on our books
for Organs of spec
ial design, ranging
in price from $500
to 81, 800.
The electrical ap-
planes work TO
perfection and mu-
sicians pronounce
the organ the origi-
nal "l0hg felt want"
Wearc taking on
ders daily, for
churches, lod ges,
schools and private
dwellings.
Il. & V. Organs
range in price from
SIS upwards.
In Pianos we dis
lance all compctit-
Ors.
| We have always
n large assortment
of secondhand in
struments ut prices
from $l5 upwards.
| We will exchange
your old piano or or
gan for n new one.
| Call or write for
estimate.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-25

Nilmingtun * Northern Il. Il.
Time table In eject Dec. 9th, 1855. Trains
leave Wilmington (French Btreetl a. follows
field, Wsynesbprg junction, ASnOT .PotIsYille,
TBmGquA, Allentown, Lebanon, Wernera'
vile and all pOintg on the philadelphia Anc
Reading X; r., 100 a. N. and 40 p. m.
For Springfield, WayleGburR Jrnction,
COatesville, EmbTeevlle, lenSpe. ChRddil
Ford aud Dupont's and Intermediate points
7. % q. M, ,. 70 ant h.Olp.n.
For Gainesville and intermediate points 81
7. o. a, NJ, 2. AZ and 6. 90 p. IN.
For Nest Chester, 100 q. m.i 40 and t.W
- - Daily except Saturday and sunday.
FOR Rev Bridge aud intermediate points
g. Il D. m. and on SATURDAY only At b.s1 anG
Ca sunday for Beading aud internedisti
points, at s.o5 s. M, End for springfield ant
Intermediate point " Z, % 2. n. -
A, q. McUAUSLAND, bOWkkSs BRIGGS,
Superintendent. cen fasa. AE't.
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DALTIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule IN effect March 10, 1880
TRAINS LEAVE DEL, AVE- DEPOT
EAST BoUND.


EAST BouED,
NV Yoars ,' week days. ais, .Iaas. a.
m, sic 0s, - %, % Os 20 Al p. m.
Nrw YoRK, Sunday, s2ls a. M, sl2 o.
PHILADfLrmih, week days, .2Ia. Clio
afs6s, l %, % Os, 500, 55s. - Os, $40, @ 05
~ q, Z oS, 8 IS a. M, 10 ~ p. m:
a su Il 10 sn a Ks 3 r. CO.
IS 6s, S 10, q oS. 20 d, IS 80 Sc ,. m.
CHESTER, woek days, - IS. 10, 700
IS, IS 80, 300, 40 IS, II iOa. M. sl2 o.
100 s2oS, 500. 355, sos. bio. eos. IS a,
cnEsTrn' sundays. .2la. 200. 75s, DOS,
II 10, a. m, sl2 o., l 90, secs, 800, . IS.
Is 0s, 8 10, g OJ, 8 81, so 80 y. IN.
WEST BoUND.
BALTIMORE AND WAslfiNGroS, II 30, IS 10,
al 4s n. m, 2i5, A4iG, - 30, - o.. Ali
daily;7 30 u. IN, - Is p. IN. daily, except
Cmichao AND PrTrsBuna $3.50 n. M.
10 30 p. m; both daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, ell 45 a. m.
and IS ui p. IN,
sIsGERLY AccoMMopAriox, $50 p. m.
and II 10 y. IN. daily.
LANDESrHHu ACCOMMODATION, week
days, II % II. m. 2 Is and 30 y. M; sun
days, 0 20 a. m. and 50 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE NJ ARNEr STREET STATION.
For Philadelphia > IS am. and 81 PIN.
daily, except sunday, For Baltimore 20
n. m. daily except Sunday. p q. NJ.
sunday only. For LOndenbcrs, 80
Il. M 1855 II. IN. aud 23j
y. m. daily except Sunday. 925 a. m.
ON sunday only; 3 80 y. IN. daily
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
Daily, Il 10. s5l5, 1900 al u Il. m, IL 90
noon, 30, 3 %, - 10, 4 80, 20 10, 81 30, u 30,
8 10, 10 10, II 20 u. M.
Daily, except sunday, 0 30 and 725 "A.
M, Il Is, 81 q and 3 20 y. III. Sunday only,
S 80 n. IN.
Telephone No. US.
violates to western points lower than
via amy other line.
c. SCULL, WIN. CLEMENTS,
Genl Pass. Agtl General Manager.
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d EGIBrER'6 ORDER.
III REG lSrER'B OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE CoUNTY. Del,

ID EGIBrER'B ORDER.
IL HEGlSrER'B OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL,
March 18th, 1850.
Upon the application OF Isaac N, Lender
man Executor OF ISAAC :. LENDEkMAN,
late OF Btandywine Hundred, Ia said
county, deceased, II ls ordered and d.
rected by the Register that the
Executor aforesaid give notice OF
granting OF letters Iestninentary upon the
estate OF the deceased, with The date of grant
ing thereof, by causing advertisements to he
pOated within 1orty days from the date OF such
ietteftin six OF the most public places OF tue
county Of New Castle, rcquirlng all persons
having demands against tile estate to present
the same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly In
such case made and provided; and also eaufe
Inc same 10 he inserted within the same peril
oil In the Daily HErUnLlcAR, news.
paper published In Wilmington, Del,
and TO be continued therein three weeks, c.
II Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. S. Oniee OF the Register Aforesaid, at
- Wilmington, Ia New Castle County
aforesaid the day and yesr above writtgn;
JOHN X. BRADFORD,
Register.
NorIcE.-Ail persons having GLAZING against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly auetted TO the executor, on
or before March itn, 1890, or abide the act OF
assembly IN such case made and provided.
ISAAC ~. LENDhRMAN,
Executor.
Address Wilmington, Del, or RIO. FHAtM
EsS, m6eod5w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-25
On, WORT HIS Cough SYRUP

Is the most speedy and certain cure for
Throat Whooping Cough. Asthma,
bronchitis, Pleurisy, Splitting of Blood,
Pains in the Chest, etc.
1t does not only dry up n Cough, but
loosens tic Phlegm and allays the in
fiammatTbn thereby permitting nature
to heal the diseased parts.
For Sore Throat, Bronchitis and
Hoarscncss this remedy is unequaled,
also for Coughs after Measles.
For long standing and consumptive
Coughs this is the remedy.
PRICE 20 CENTS.
l.. 7. DILWORTH,
milo Second and jefferson SITS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-25

There seems to be an epidemic of
crime spreading over this country at
present and person can scarcely pick
up paper but be sees the details oil
some horrible murder, suicide or some.
thing even worse. Fortunately thus
far Delaware has escaped this vista
ton, and we sincerely hope that it
will. II is difficult TO tell the cause
of this increase of crime, and the
periodical visitations are almost enour h
to cause the supposition that these
,hings are governed by some unknown
avs, We take up paper and see on
lone page accounts OF the hanging Of
men In different parts of the country
for murder, and upon turning to an.
other page we find more murders and
more candidates for the gnllows.
There are very few men that commit
murder with the expectation OF being
hanged for it, as it has been demon
etrated In hundreds of cases that there
are scores Of loop holes through which
q smart lawyer can assist his client tc
escape. We believe If the punishment
was sure and certain in every case
there would be fewer murders.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-25

y ncneS WIDE, Sl.3O and el.50
22}s inches wide, az TO t2.75
One more Black and we
pass Silks for now. A bril-
liant Black; % inches wide.
Made to sell at ST. so, and
fairly worth it. Tie P,7ce is
81.
West Transept,
Cream Serge. Just the
sort you get year alter year.
As creamy as ever; as wiry
and sprlngy as ever, and
with the 60raer that gives the
last touch OF likeableness to
a dress stuff nowadays, Solid
Borders, Cluster Stripe
Borders---in blue, black, or
red. Striking effects. So
inches, 81 a yard.
Southeast Of centre.
A new line Of Side band
Suitings is pure wool; close
pin stripe on m e | a n & c
ground. An extra quality
stuff, various border effects,
AND 50 to 81 inches aide. 81
to $3.50.
Southeast of centre.
Borders OF silk embroidery,
Borders of silk in Persian
colorings, Borders Of tinsel
embroidery. Al on flee
cashmere grounds. AS rich,
tasteful and stylish Robes as
you'll care to see. The very
latest. SI2, SIS, $1,000, SIS
and S2s.
olive gray
blue fawu
drab reseda
dragon golden brown
and halt dozen more of tht
newest shades.
Southwest OF ceutro.
Of course GloYioss Gomez
/ in Back. Too graceful, deli
; cate, and popular not to. At
riches, 81 as and $3.50. La
t di- 3 who wear it say it Won
spot.
! Northwest Of centre.
| We've been skipping Sat
Gems. Never prett,er. Bes'
: French, 3sc, Best Ameri
Can, 25c; cloee up in fine.
/. ness, figure, finish, any thing
e Here are one of each 10.
Z. gether. Q jie|S, off hand.
a which is the French2 Wron;
, Yankee. American starr
st st at 125o.
II Northeas, Of centre.
9, :, A big batch this time. e.
. ira Silver Plate. Plain an.
rs fancy patterns. If we CAV
m the makers name, you
an jump Tor the goods. Non
r, r. letter.
Is $50 doz Tablespoons, 1915 doz., fro
lis s.
d. 800 d9z. Dessegt-spoons, % doz., ho
re 256 doz Forks, 1875 loz. from s5.25
in 5e0 d5z. Teaspoons El.75taz, from g
en- LOO 5toz Pie knives, 81 = aash, fro
We 15g az. Gravy Ladies, sc each, fir,
lie % oyster Ladies, 81 o. each, from a.
.ae - soup Ladies', sl.7j each, from &. =
70 lyg1 d.. sugar shells, 40e each, IL
as 30 DE-. Butter Knives, 4oe each, FRI
- 5o5d az salt Spoons, 1oc e.ch, from 3
"a seeandfg9r, near centre. Four ele'
=. tors.
Children's stockings,siz
Z to Q. Fast black, and
n cents a pair. They bear Il
| famous &C. G." mar
] (French) Twice as ma
4 would not be half enough.
Il Chestnut street side, west Of NJ
II Aisle.
Latest French conceits
Y Plated Jewelry. Lig h
almost flmy. How can me
take such airy shapes! Tr
kets and trihes.
.!as4 bonnet, scarf and lace pins
hee bangles, bracelets, and side com
Set with make-believe sa
M phires. rubiss, pearls, Q
the like. But the wonc
n0. Of wonders is the price.
4 E !: 25c pin looks to be wo
nslss az
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-25
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

Trains will leave wilmington us follows,

Trains will leave Wilmington us follows.
Phnsdel pnis ,expressb. .. zSs, 42p, ssa. T.so
u, . l.sa, ~, "a, . y, ! % and 10 20 >. N.
lsss sss 10 z "a 49, s 4 = 70 No. q a %
s ,sa; u q ii 81 a. NJ, ~ 70 sd "a. Soa and
xsoo%i n \! n, st9, ga 70s. aIa Ius,
i 8 a: M Ia y. y A isa, N, g. "a 'g Sa
For Wet caester, va - G.nos,u, 20 and
y va s Ss fsd SS9p ,u,,rn.o,,,,
baltimore and iniernsdisto stations. IoHa,
ha,, 4 % p. m. and I. is Night,
10 i2, aud ii 90 :. M. iS os j IL al tss, az
TrElns Tor Delaware Division leave for;
5Ms" ~ssie. ~ ~ q: M, 1865 zbe, 49,
George}own and LeWes, % .. m ..s % Pm.
asrrinrtos. Dsias ~ and n way stations $50
EIprsss FOR HIrTinEtOn. 50 p. m. war
k ii 8 sor bover, Harrington. and Dial.
mar, " 05 Night.
rrantIIn Glty, 90 c a M Ola Po,n, Chr,
Tort, and Norfolk, nVo hiRhL
Leave Phil.delphia, Broad street. for WI,
sIs 70 %. i Is, Il So, M, ~ 5oi, ioA asO,
U p-it ~ 100 't-' y.
4. 81. ca az 1909 ia a ana i il % ,. n.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For fniledelpAiA teIpress), 200, 2s2 go.
Toy 10, IL 81 a. NJ, IN, ~ f03 and 10 10 D. N
Accommodation, $50 q, M, 12I0, In, a;lu
| tSl, 40, 10 20 and 10 46p. m.
e FOR Chester 3e6Pres,i, Toi.S 10. IL 81 = ~
Icsonaodstioa. y lis IS . M. nio. IE. sIo
~ ~. YORK tsIprsssl, 2 90, 2sa, "a. 100
SIS II @a. m, A., an. ga 'ozh 100 and
FoT !, Nest Chester. via LamOtin, slsa, n.
FOR ,Cdpe Charles. Ola Point Comfort and
FOR NeN Castle, llirkwood, Hlddetoun.
| CAR Dover, FELTON,, harrington, krldge
vile, sesford. Lsurel and DelmaT, IL Is hight.
eI. 10 u a. M, u co. - %, % D. NJ. and y 1.
| Hight, hslr more, 8. % y m. and II IS slight
Leave Philadelphia, BFozd street, FOR Wil
| miRgton tezpressl, $50, 7.2I S3i, e.ln. Ill
A. NJ, eos 4.s,H, II. 20, u. 30 and II. 81 r. NJ
| Accommodation, LIS, ~. y a. M, II. a. I, 05
e.ID, 49, ~. SN and II Nt p NJ
For hnrther information, pESsengers Ars 70
ferred TO the ticket ollce At the ststos.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited expire
upon which extra Fare IL co.rged.
| UHAE. K. PUaH, J, L, WOOD
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ORDER.
| IN REG fSrERisOFFlCEi
NEW CAgTLK COUNTY, DkLy,

tt March lltD, 1851 y -,
Re!SS%sll ia9:Sssss q S sSSsrIS, LIZ
said County, deceased, II l. ordered and az.
rectcd by the Register that the Admin :
ing Of letters Of Administration upon
the estate OF the deceased. With the date q
gr1ntins thereot Oy causing ys over tss sats
Of such letters in SIX ofthe most public place.
Of the county Of New CASTLE, requiring Al
persons having demands against the estate "
pTegent the same, or abide by an AZ 81 AZ. As;
sembly In such case made and provided ! anu
also Cause the game to be inserted within the
same period "a the DAILY hkfuhLioAns
newspapcr published In Wlhntngton, Del,
and TO be continued therein three weeks
Given under the hand and Seal o.
IL, g. Once of the Register Aforesaid, ~
- Wilmington, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NOTICE, An persous having claims agAinsl
the estate ofthe deceased must pre9cnt the
same duly Attested to the Administrator, on
or before March 18th, 1890, or abide INC Ast OF
Assembly In anch case made and provided.
BENJAMIN RO1flWELL,
Administratnr,
Address, Newport, Del. ml3-SW-eodt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-25
MARCH SALE
COMMENCE
THIS WEEK
Right This Way-EVGTbodl

You mover will get another onportuni-
ty like this TO purchase Footwear M
RETAIL QUANTITIES at practically
WHOLESALE RATES.
Mems Rubber Boots only $500
Ladies' Rubber Boots onlyt LIS
Boys Rubber Boots only Sl.75
Misses' Rubber Boots only SLID
Child's Rubber Boots only CSC
Mems Hip Rubber Boots only $500
Mems Buckle Arctics only Sl.O0
Ladies' Buckle Arctics only SOc
Ladies' Wool lined Oyershoes only zoe
Lot of Mems Sample Shoes
Mems Hook Lace, sizes ., 10, IL, ut
81. 90, 81. 20 and $50
Mems Congress Caters, Scotch Sole
sizes Z, 6, o, 10, only Sl.75
Mons Fine Calf Button, Hook Lace
and Congress, sizes 8, 9, 10, only $500
Police Hook Lace only 81 80
Mems WaukcnphGst only f. 20
Mems Course Boots only Sl.55, S2,oO
and 81. 80
Boys Coarse Boots only si.25, $3.50
and Sl.75.
Lot Ladies' Pebble Button, sizes 8, Q,
and z, only Sl.00
Boys Hook Lace Shoes only 9Oe,
81 90 and tl,25
Misses Pebble Button only 81 90
Childreu's Pebble Button with heels
from 51c % Sl.0O
COME everybody, right away, and see
how much a little money will buy ut the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-25

Black Faills Franchise
thar won't slip; that can't
slip--'tlocked stitched in
the weaving. We pick it
from all its sister Silks as the
best Faille; best for wear,for
looks. Every fibre is pure
silk, the dye Is honest.
DOME Judge by the prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-25

7o-noyyow the Mss0 Hats
and Boxnsts. Tile OPENING
sOtH continue on Weanesaay
and thursday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09
1HG TRUST CRAZE.

A American Consul Thinks Germany .
Seriously Troubled With the Ineorpor1e
tion Fever
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2-Jacob Muller,
Cousui-General of the United States at
Frankfort on the Main, under date Of May
:. sends to the State Department q report
on the foT NATION Of stock compa .es or
trusts In Germany which be calls the lin
cor operation fever" He says that he has
always locked distrust-ully on existing
anairs there. Tn present events the
gigantic strikes by which Germany Is Wis.
Itsc, seem TO him TO prove hat the social
conditions are fraught with danger. The
strikes are not revolutionary but are the
outgrowth OF unbearable conditions. In
khsinish Wessphaiia- on a territory of not
more than twenty sQuare miles, $1,000
people revOlted 1t starvation prices.
hen tie mining companies were realiz.
Ing better prices for Goals han for many
years pas the miners were receiving
slso to SIS per veal. Just now Mr..
Muller says Germany is showing
Emptoms Of . business fever
Sm lar in many respects 70 that which
terminated in the crash OF 1874 1t is tax.
ing the form Of the creation of industrial
enterprises OF the changing of private I'M
aert-kings into stock compani es- In 1884
q law was enacted for the regulation Of
stock companies Il required . more
definite statement Of Affairs in the or.
eanization Of the stock company, but it
made the stockholders mucn less respon.
,lbis than the members of . private drm.
The winnings" Is ne calls the earnings
Of these companies viii, he says, 10
larger and spread out among q greater
number of persons. but the people Of linn.
tied means can not participate IS the law
has fixed the minimum price of q share At
loo markA Mr.. Muller believes that the
separation Of employer and employed
which must result from these chan g-s in
business conditions will result in the
union Of workingmen and a permanent
wal between them and their employers
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09
DIRTY TEA.

The Treasury Department Sosifiee; Ct the
Expectation to Tins Country of Inferior
eA-
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2--The Secretary OF
e Treasury has received q letter from
6 Secretary of State Inclosing a copy OF
z dispatch received from the United
States Consul at Annoy calling attention
20 the inferior Quality of much of the
Annoy Oolong tea exported to the United
States, and Assistant Secretary Tichenor
nas issued q Circular letter TO customs Of
hcers On the subject in which he saws:
The statement OF the Consul and the doc
Uments Incl sed in his communication i'm
cica'e ttar Il i a well recognized fact
among dealers IN China that Annoy o.
longs are generally dirty, adulterated.
careiesslv PICKED or poorly cured and
tnar their reputation is so vile that all
MARKERS save those OF the United States
are low closed Co them 4 circular letter
issued by Nessrs. Russo q CO.. Of Annoy,
speaks OF these teas n the decayed veg
ecabie matter OF China. and states that 1t
Is difficult: TO understand how. under the
existing Inspection regulations they can
be dealt n" The Consul strongly recon-
neud- thar no invoices Of Annoy Oolongs
should De admitted to entry u the United
States without first being rigidly in
srAc.ei
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09
ROOSEvElT'S WRATH.
The C~ivii-Service Commissioner Sharp
Replies To Adverse Criticism.

The Civii-Service Commissioner sharply
Replies to Adverse Criticism
WASHINGTON. Aug Mr.. Roosevelt: in
reply to an editorial in the Post said:
ANY statement that. I used any but leSit-
innate and honorable means in the MAYOR.
atty contest IN New York or that ! " a .
party TO any deal of tine kind or that any
such deal was made with my knowledge
or counIvance is a faisehood Any state
menr that the CivTl-Service law has been
repeatedly Violated with the knowledge
and consen. of The Commissioners is .
tslseaood- ANY statement that l have
received any money rom the Government
except from nv sa.ary and for my legiti-
mate travelling expenses while engaged
on Government business. is q faisenood-
To be exact ! should use q still stronger
and shorter word than falsehood will
eng &c IN no controversy with any writer
who tais fes tine truth. Hereafter ! shall
make no response whatever to any state
nent or accusation in the Post Taxing
into account tine relative quality Of harm
done BY spoiis hunters and By prize fight
ers and their associates. ! am bv no means
certain that the editor Of the Washington
Post should have bis feelings so lacerated
by nv coupling MS Journal with the %Po-
lice Crazarce.r
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09
Little Bits Of Philosophv.

Riches = never out OF style; pow
erty is never in
One mans charity for another's
faults is sometimes a cloak for his
own.
All men have peculiarities. but they
are worse in some men than in others.
Heaven is a place where a man gets
credit for the good he intended to do.
As a man gets older ne knows more.
but ne does not get any more attractive
in learning it
In finding one mar who can be de-
pended upon. you will become &C
GUainted with q thousand that can
not be.
Some men pay their debts only with
the intention OF deceiving their cred
.itors into trusting them for larger
ones.-Detroit Free Press