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Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

Mr.. William Reynolds OF Illinois, Wiz
will be present at the Con ference Of Sun
day School Workers IN the Union VI. 2
Church to- morrow afternoon, al 3 u'rlnck
to address them upon the practical WORK
of Sunday schools. is an eloquent aud in
spring speaker. He is al the head o
tie international Sunday school work
aud his address upon the occasion should
be heard by all active Sunday schoo
teachers.
In the evening at O'Clock he is to al
dress Sunday school mass meeting III
the same church, called by the D iawaie
State Sabbath echool Convention All
flierds Of Sunday schools are earnestly
requested to be present.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

BIRMINGnAM, Pa, March 5.-Thc New
York and Chicago limited express bound
east on the Pennsylvania Railroad had a
wonderful escape from disaster at this
place, Is miles this side of Altoona, at
noon yesterday. The engine broke a
spring rail frog, which displa ed about
fifteen feet OF rail on tho track and
caused the train, consisting OF seven
Pullman cars TO drop On the ties Strange
ly enough, the cars all followed to the
track again, with no worse consequence
than a shaking up Of the passengers
The train was running at speed Vi 5
miles sn hour at the time.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

The follow Ing gentlemen visited Wash
ington to witness the Inauguration enl
put up at Mrs. Evan O. Stotsenburg' 4
boarding house: George Sparks, Howard
aud Victor Pyle, Frank Carpenter, Mon.
teith jackson, Walter Tatnall, q. Bye,
William Reybold, Jean Morris, Faux
aud W. Scott Vernon, Charles and VII.
liam Griffith, James Cfippen and Milton
s. Simpers. They were jolly set, aud
had good time, having their cots in 3
large psrlor, in regular camping out
fashion. The thanks Of the party are eX-
tended to Mrs. St1tsenburg and Niece for
their many kindnesses and attentions to
make them have II pleasant time Har-
rison inaugural will long be remembered
with pleasant memories.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

Miss Reba Kelly, Of DuPgnt's Banks,
having reaching her nth birthday, was
gwen a surprise at the residence OF her
parents, Notwithstanding the inclemency
OF the weather, there was quite number
OF invited gue'ts present They engaged
In games and plays. About H. 30 they
were invited into the dining room, where
the table was heaped up with All album
dance OF refreshments, to which iull JUS
tee was done ty the happy party. Miss
Kelly received several handsome aud use.
iul presents, When they started Tor her
homes they wished her many happy re-
turns OF the day.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

rns cheapest hat house In the city,
Rum ford Bros. 4OA Market street

rns cheapest hat house In the city,
Rumford Bros. 4Oa Market street
Try Bush's eoali you will like It,
American Laundry. 500 West Front 81.
Try Bush's coal; you will surely like IT,
cppping and leeehins, ies u. Second st.
Willard r. Davis, iewelsf. . z. seeondu,
Fine Is X. Rings At Hani's. IS x. 9TH street.
Frank Roop Smith, druggist, bth and King.
Brazilian Balm, immediate cure for mumps.
GIlt-edse creamery butter for sale by Q.
dudson, stalls IS TO y, City Market.
JOS. II. GreenmAn q Son ili King street.
wall papers and window shades Al reduced
prices.
general reduction In wall papers and win.
dow shades at jos. d, GreeHman Son. III
King tutet.
A good cook 10 wanted AT the Peoples Cafe,
n. v. corner Ihiri aud Market streets. None
bat good one need apply.
The best known remedy for rheumAtlsm and
neu algla Is lippincotrs Specific. Al Dan
fofth's aud Belt's, also COZ French street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

WHk EsBARRE, Pa, March j.-rhe
liquor dealers are in a quandary re-
speeding the payment Of the $500 H.
cense. Since the Act of 1857 has hru
repealed they argue that Wilkoshairc
has become city Of the fourth lass
and that the lawful amount ter re-
tail license is S3O'. \ test Csc was
made yesterday afternoon wen two
dealers rendered 500 Ia the Comfy
Treasurer. He refused this amount
and they appeared before Judge Rice
and asked for ruling The Judge
win render a decisium tU-dAk.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

Never allow q cough TO go unheeded'
Thousands are constantly running 10 the
grave Don't take quack medicines; be
careful how you take various bAlsams,
syrups, balms, ETC., since years OF untold
agony and misery comes from the use Of
such. II you have q cough or cold 20
at once and get bottle Of Prof. Drew's
original cough cure. 1t acts like magic,
II never fails. Price IS cents, ct Dr.
Cantwell's pharmacy, Eighth and Spruce
streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

Information Il wanted Of sny men her
Of Company 6, Third Delaware Regi-
IAent, who knew the "Lrfle Du'chman, 4"
e he was called, who enlisted under the
name of Paul Hahn but was discharged
In his right name OF J. speyer. His dis
charge was burned at the time OF the
Chicago fire. and any information con-
cernlng him will be thankfully received
BY A, D. VandeVer, No. 100 Fest Fourth
Aifeet
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

Many OF the streets In the Eleventh
ward are said to be in terrible copdl.
tion-indeed in many places they are
almost impossible. The citizens are bt .
coming INDIGNANT, and wish to know II
they are to have improvements in proper.
ton to TIE tax they payi The Str ct
Com missioner and the members Of the
Street and sewer Commission are invited
to LOOK at their condition and try and do
something toward mixing the streets
rasssble. II Is ielly to talk of widening
Tenth street, or opening Delaware ave.
nue.. until something shall be done to
render thu str cts In this ward uore tol
cradle.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

The Hon. George Z, Gray aud family
have rooms with Mrs Evan c. Stotseu.
6nrg at No. 4l6 y. w Fifteenth street
Washington, D. e.. as also is his private
secretary McFee.
The Hon. Anthony Higgins, accom-.
panied BY bis iwo nieces, are stopping At
Normeley's Hotel, at Wash'usto d. c.
The Delaware Legislature. 45 In mum,
Der, stopped at the National Ho,el while
IN W ashingtou.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

A tempCrS meeting will he held at
Aebury II. E. Hnurch his evening The
famous Cont neuta.' 'ingers, Messrs,
franklin and Smith, o, Connecticut,
VIII sing their original an thrilling
songs Rev. A. w. Holt, lac OF Hassa-
chusett', will speak. All are invite |. a d
ID ssiUn free. Commerce at 745. This
l. the first OF eeries o, meetings TO be
he! In the city.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

Tue lllth anniversary OF the birthday
OF Robert Emmet will be celebrated ihIs
evening by the Irish National Clan-ua-
Gael Association, by public meeting At
Institute Hall. Martin J. Mealey will
preside, and the address of the ev ming
VIII be delivered by Captain Edward o.
Meagher Condor, member Of the cdi.
toral staff Of the Irish World, who served
eleven years In an English prison for his
devotion to the Irish cause.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

IGOR RENT OR WILL EXCHANGE
L fjr city properly a small farm gu the
road leading lfJm " Wilmington TO Mt. Cub
ApplylJ THOMAS X. fAILY
ms 800 Market sreFi.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05
wan Paper. mud wInhow shadss.

We would respectfully call your atten
ton to our large aud well-seiectel stock
of wall papers and window shades for the
coming spring trade. The prices have
been reduced throughout, yet we will
guarantee all work entrusted TO US to be
satisfactorily done. Jos, IL. Greenn,au n
Son, ala King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

The Levy Court commenced The rcgu.
lar March session to day, but were stlll
engaged Ia revision OF the assessments.
II is expected that the Court will finish
the Wilmington assessments In a couple,
OF days more, when the duplicates VIII
then be posted.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05
strong slgn,, neaI.hy Eyes

DR.. simms' Eye Cure, the great leading
eye remedy, cures every time; never does
harm, but always does good. Cures the
wors' OF cases without fail. Hundreds OF
references. All bad cases now well. 25c,
Depot, Fourth and King streets, Whining.
ton; Philadelphia, Smith S Kline Co., i29
Arch street,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

Our assortment OF Wal
nut Suits IVES never better
than 1t Is at the present time,
ranging in price from a Ten
nessee marbIe-top suit at
S3S, to $500.
Our suits a, $50, 800 and
500, for beauty OF design,
size, workmanship and finish,
cannot be surpassed.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

Mrs. Cook, who resides with her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Vernon, No, 62S
French street, on Sunday evening fell
and fractured the cap OF her lett knee:
Dr. Thompson was called IN and afforded
the necessary surgical aid, and she Is
doing as well Ms can be expected.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05
A FIne SUNNY of Fish.

Powell, In the Third street market, wiz
have an extra line lot OF fish on his stai
10 morrow, consisting Of fresh shad, her
ring, founders, paddock, halibut, lake
shad, white 6sh and all other varieties In
season.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

william Mcconnell, bcothl.ck a. DE
r. W and B. depot, was arrested this
morning by Detective Jones tor JpmpiaE
On train OF cars to steal short ride.
he took him before Squire BertOletJr,
where Ia was fnei IS asd costs, and 10
oeiAult Of payment he was committed to
the police cella. 1t Is the determiu alton
OF the police 10 break up HE habit Of boys
Jumping on moving trains aud OIL street
ears, thereby endaugeuug life and limit.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

Why does Devoe's Brilliant Burning
on cell so raIidlyi Because II gives the
one thing needml-a beautiful white
light For sale ouly by ]. Il. Hudson &
Co. OIL Depot, Is Market street, VIII
mington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05
FaII of u Part OF a BmiIding.

ntdps Wa storm sst night part o I
the front WAil Q, of'ch bul'9 ny on
French strse, above Pour IL. IL, lile
on the pavemeD', but fortunately uo "us
Wa, Iassing al The time. The Dulla.
D. ongs to J. N. Hartman snd is occupied
oy tolored family named Roberts.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

The apnual missionary Anniversary of
scott NJ. z. Church will be held on Non.
day evening, 9th inst, ard will 10 doubt
attract thu usual large congregat Oh.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05
B,,,,,sJbn, n. 80

HELENA, Montana, March 5.-On sun
day night Joseph Anderson quarrelled
with womap who liz with him, and
abe threw a lighted lamp in his face. The
lamp exploded and burned cut Ills eyes
and otherwise dis6gured him He lie In a
critical cond.t lon.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05
Enlr ErlEna

William j. Lank, auctiCueer, sold for
Mr.. Doushoe, on the Philadelphia pike,
on Monday, Notwithstanding the rain,
horses from $3.50 to 1900; cows, $50 10 $50,
shost', 9 cents per pound implements at
fair prices.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

FOR RENT ROOMS FOR LIGHT
: housekeeping. Inquire igi Pine ST. 5.3tl
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

Blue hsh, Cape May goodies, white asn'
cat hsh. founders, trout, cod tish. oys-
ters, rs, 80, 40c. Branch, No. 500 Madi-
sou street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

Ny large stock OF cigars are now offer
edat reduced prices previous to removal
on March 25.
CHAs. j. II. BECKETT,
Wine, Liquor and Cigar Dealer,
los West Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05
- . . -
A, II, Homes

VIII continue business At the old store
~ Market street, with the latest designs
in wall papers aud window shades. Call
and examine the choice patterns for
spring trade OF 1889.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

1; +. Adair will have a public sale of
parlorI chamber and other furniture on
Friday, March sth, at All Shlpl,y street,
where bargains will be had.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

A good-sized boy is wanted at the Re-.
PUBLICAN Office to serve route OF pa pers
ana work In office. One who has mad
some experience in the business preferred
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

to wit: '
Two Rooi work or farm mares, 7and years
O.u' colt, coming years oln; o mllch cows.
some fresh, others close srTingeTs; / two-year
old heller, stock bull, coming two years old
Farming implements; One 2-horse farm
wagon, stimily carriage, market dearborn,
hng wagon, jaeger wagon morse cart, NOW.
ing machine, horse rake, corn shelter fan
pair II blacksmith bellows, Syracuse and
Wiley plows, iron cultiyatOr, spike harrow,
dou lie aud single trees, halt hnshcl measure
| srnboing hoe. hay and dung forks, lot gain
bags, lot OF cider barrels, 7 set of stage hAt.
ness, nearly new, 2scls Of dearborn hhrnesI
| cart saddle and lead harness. shoat mig, %
pa'ts OF chickens, Dairy fixtures; one Gnu n
! anu bore inter- tub, weights aud scales s
| 20-qt milk cans, roru ana potatoes by the
| bushel. JOHN EANW,
| Terms-hlI Suns OF SIS and under ca Il, over
| that alnon. a cTtdlt OF months on giving
bankRhle note wi h approved endorser, or
| peI leht on ior cash, al W.T. DIST
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

Tomorrow promises to lie paris cloudy
10 fair and slightly colder. fLufslay Is r..
with rising temperature, iUl Owed b, rain
OF snow In the late region.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

To p event typhoid fever. take Laxa-
dor, the golden regulator Prize Outy .
Cents
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05
- y = :
I'ublic sale,

A public sale oi hrs,-clgss househ ID
furniture will take place at No. gl3 Mou-
roe street. at p III.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

-. Don't miss the picture sale at No. 7Ia
Market street Tonight.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
: furn tune, consisting Of pArior. bedroom
and dining.room amt Kitchen furniture o.
Friday. March 9Th, atD utrIn i, . a9s
Blrkwood ST. MRS, HANLOS. ms.st.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

Look cut for the picture sale tonight
II us Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

Will he eli the Opera House on Thursday
evening. 1t Is said to he a good play, On
the sensational order.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05
A Marrow Escape,

Jacob B, Sitter, No, ss3 Chestnut
street, q carpenter In the foundry de-
partment Of the Harlan & Holdings
worth Company, had very harrow
escape from death yesterday afternoon.
A belt had parted, and Mr.. sllfer was
about handing the tpds through 90 open
Ing in the floor 10 be mended up stairs,
when the head OF bolt In q reyolv-
ing shaft caught his shirt and
began to twist II around the
shat. Mr.. Slifer looked and saw that
the opening between the shaft aud floor
was large enough TO let him Through, but
he feared the whirlng around the shan
to 20 through more than once.
Having but little time to think ard with
his two shirts being torn from his body
and wound around the SHAH, he seized
the pulley and braced himself with such
firmness that the pulley slsckened and the
belt slipped, after which the machinery
was stepped by the engineer. Mr.. Slier
was extIicated from his perilous position,
bu. with both shirts torn from him and
his right arm considerably burned by the
friction OF the shaft.
He Is an old veteran OF the war and
has been in many tight places but none
worse than the position In which be was
placed yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

A great and special sale of
Plaid Cambrics, Nainsooks
and Lawns; SO different styles;
the best Scent ones you ever
bought. The I2H, IS and 20
cent ones are extra good.
A pig drive in White Aprons;
a accent one for 20 cents
Mime. Demorest's new spring
patterns. Spring Portfolio Gaia
loguc and monitors free to all.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

New mix, &c. Cream, DC.
Skiu milk, Sc. Whipped cream, leo.
Butter milk, 10. Butter, 40c.
For Wholesale rates apply at TatDall's
Creamery ith aud ShipleY streets Also
slop for sale.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05
AS EASY

As A, B, G., to tell why
people come to 9Th and
Market to buy Cloth
ing-they want their
moneys worth and
want to run no rick 10
being deceived in quail
ties OF materials and
work. Early lookt
for the fine things In
Spring tailoring should
not miss seeing cur
immense line of nobby
styles in both Imported
and domestic fabrics.
They are all in single
patterns and are bought
from the largest i'm
porting house In this
country, which gives us
the exclusive sale OF
their importations in
this market You are
assured OF styles all to
yourselves.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

At the RErrnLIcAN otliec today, ia tue
shade:
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

Don't miss Cummings CrayOn Exh
bition to-day. 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05
HARRY HART.
The ny. Clothing Manufacturing Co.,
3l6 MARKET ST.

puBLIC SALE or a VALUBl.E
l. farm, stock and utensils, on the
premises, on Cherry Hin Road. i mile
rom Newark station. d. 4 o. II H.,
ION wHnNUlnA MApnr - ,a,,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

w ANTED-A SMALL MILK ROUTE
" Address kiserylew, ~. 1915 Marke'
street. mS-2tf
Daily Republican., 1889-03-05

WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR
general housework, atl24 M,tket 81.
'''''e"te frdNiIe'. MS 2tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-15

BOND: On Thursday, March IL, 1889, st $50 %.
m. LORENZO d. BOND. in the forty FIRST year u his
The funeral win take place from the rs.dsoo, Of h.
M.rsh ~ At ,. N. Friends o. the family are n.
KEENAN,; A. to'elock on the morning Of March
sephine keenan, aged hve yesrs
hLLIAN: On March Is, 1889, WILLIAM, the be-
loved son Of L O and A KILLIAN. sged thirty one
his late residence. -
LEHMAN. On Thursday, March 18th, 1883. n
2:1Q y. M, JEANNE L. H. LEHMANE heloveS
mother Of Henry C. K Lehman, IN the seventy third
FunsrL viii take place from her late r,.idepo. s.,.
enteenth street extended, near COLUMBIA kosd ~
Relatiyes and friends are invited 70 sttend
LEIGH On Friday March is, 1859 N . mn
MAhDNIsE- only son Of n c. and Mary 4. L<ish
Put away the little drespes
That our little darling used % wear
he has gone 70 3oin the sngels
He has climbed the golden stair
Funeral notice hereafter. baltimore pspers d.,
copyl
MANIoN. At Rockville. Ma. suddeu,y. ON rnr..-
day. March Il. lsse, at IL O'Clock m HSlbttffY
only Gnild Of h.ry Hsaesrt and Edward < Hsssss.
Mrs n J. Herbert 500 2Rd street. sundss' 9sr<s
81 p. N. Friends and relative rsspsct{uilv 49,
TO attend lnternent at Oh HUI
PIKE On March IL. lsss. ct q m, oopFIxy
ShE1ohf fAL' of psralysis in the sxfisth yser II
Funsrs, from the Unity prssby,er,.p oh,,,a -.
54th and streets northwest saturday ia -. II
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HELD FOR WIFE MURDER.
The Coroner's Inquest on the Body
Of Cora Hawkins.

This afternoon, at two O'Clock, Coroner Pat
terson held an inquest over the body Of Cora
Hawkins, the colored woman who was killed by
her husband, Benjamin Hawkins, a. stated else
where in The STAR. The jury was COM
posed Of William N. Croggon, Thos. G. Morrow,
CHARLES s. Price, William L. Hopkins, George
W. Bates, and Lewis Lepreux Howard Hail.
colored, was the first witness called He testi.
fed that he attended the party last night. AZ
ter dancing he was very warm. It was about
u:30 o'clock. He went out with his lady friend
to get cool He saw something dark lying
in the alley and he thought It
was drunken man. He went up the alley with
his companion. and found the woman (Mrs.
Hawkins) bleeding to death. Witness did not
know the name OF the lady he was with. He
had known her for years, but was only
slightly" acquainted with her.
The woman was called and che said that her
name was Sarah Jones. She corroborated the
testimony Of the previous witness. DR.. Harti-
gan testified that he made the post mortem ex-
animation and found the knife entered between
the second and third ribs and severed the prin-
cipal artery leading from the heart
The jury heard the testimony Of other wit
nesses and returned verdict holding the pris-
oner for the crime. He was committed to Jail
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Women to Manage Affairs

New York Correspondence Boston Gazette
Mrs. Burnett, who believes in EMPLOYING
women rather than men, in her affairs. las ap-
pointed Miss Elizabeth Marbury, daughter OF
the well-known lawyer and queens counsel.
Francis Marbury, her business manager. Miss
Marbury Is an accomplished and clever young
woman, for whom tae delights of society are
not what they are to most young women in her
circle, and she has, in consequence, EMPLOYED
her time to better advantage than in dancing
and tea drinking. Miss Aarbury il the author
OF play or two, and has written mopolopue
for Miss Sarah Cowell (Mrs. Lemoyne) which
Is one OF the most taking Of that lady's recita-
tions. While she is bright writer, her bent is
largely for business, and Mrs. Burnett may be
congratulated on being in such excellent
hands. Besides her business manager, Mrs.
Burnett has q secretary, an italian LADY, who
II she only answered the letters received daily
by her employer, would find her position no
sinecure.
There is no one in the literary way who is
making SO much money this year as Mrs. Bur-
nett. Mr.. Robert Louis Stevenson and Mr..
Stockton are earning snug little sums, thanks
largely to syndicates; but Mrs. Burnett out
distances either Of them. She could almost re-
tire on the interest of what she has made dur
ing the past twelve months. Mr. Frohman has
secured her next play, and she is at work upon
it now. She is in that fortunate position where
she not only commands her own price, but she
dictates the terms of her agreement which in
this case read that she is to have full sway as to
tue mounting of the play and the distribution
OF parts. I think, however, that she will be
satisfied to listen to Mr.. Frohman in these mat
tiers, only there is a consolation in knowing
that she can have her own way il she wants it,
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TT,HE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD SPRINGS

Al the Ninth International Medical Congress. Dr. A.
L. A Tobodt Of the University Of Pennsylvania read
PAPER stating that out Of thirty tate with the
genuine imported Powdered Carlsbad Sprudci salt Tor
chronic constipation. hypochondra dsea~e Of the lsv-
OF and Sidneys jaundce sdiposis, diabetes. dror>y
nom vavulAr heart disease. Dyspepsia, catarrhal IN.
e2znmstion Of the stomach ulcer Of the stomach OF
spleen, children with mArasnus. rout. rheumatism cf
tAs oints, gravel etc, twenty we're entirely cured
three much improved and not treated long enough
Aversge time Of treatment four weeks.
The Carlsbad sprudel Salt powder fcrml. 10 an en-
canent ApsTfest laxative and Dssrstsc n cears tAs
coapsrson psrtaes ne Blood II h eaaaly soluble.
pleasant to take and permanent In action The
product Of the Carlsbad Springs 10 exported round
bottles Each bottle comes in hight blue payer car.
toon. and has the signature "EIsNER & MENDLE-
SON CO.." sole agents. Barclay street. NEW Yerk.
every bottle. One bottle mailed upon reoeipt Of
One Dollar DR. Toboldts lectures mailed free upon
application apl-mwh
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1sENAroR cHACE's INTENTION.


He Says He has not Resigned, But WIN
not Say He Does Not Contemplate It
The published report that Senator Chaee, Of
Rhode Island, had declared an in
tsntion to rssign hs ssst in the ssnaas
next Monday, was shown to him By IN
Associated Press reporter this afternoon. He
declined 10 either alarm or deny it, truth, say
ing tha$ he had not resigned, but furthsr would
not speak. Al he glanced over the lines hia
head slowly shook from hide to side in mega
tive fashion, and a. he cauDs to the words:
'The reason assigned for his action ID that
the climate Of Washington is not suitable for
the Rhode Island man." he broke out with
the single word "bosh."
HE PURPOSE ANxouNcKD IN TIE CAUCUS.
A Senator stated to the reporter that ct the
caucus yesterday the contemplated resignation
was announced, and the special committee Of
seven headed by Senator Plat was continued
with view to filling the vacancies that will be
occasioned by Senator Chaee's retirement The
reasons announced In the caucus for the
resignation are said to have been of business
nature: that he was unable longer to neglect
his affairs at home. He had intended not to be
. candidate for re-election; but for political
reasons. 1t Is said, it was dee ned best for him
to accept a reelection and be sworn in. The
legislature is still in session, and successor, in
case Of Mr.. Chace's resignation, can be elected
without delay. Among the persons spoken G -
LIKELY TO BE CANDIDATES
for the nomination are Lyman B. Golf, Benja-
min N. Nappum, ex-Gov. George Peabody Wet
more and H. ]. Spooner, member Of Congress.
Senator Aldrich is now in Providence, and a
meeting will be held, it il said, by the Rhode
Island people here in q short time to select a
candidate for the Office