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Evening journal., 1890-07-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Miller Bailey, Of this city, is visiting the
family OF $. J. Parker In West Chester.
Miss Mary Morrow and Mrs. T. T. Kellum Of
Wilmington are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
kellum of Dover.
" J. Maitland. OF this city, viii spend a
short vacation with relatives ia Chester
county, Pa.
Mrs. W A. Hukill and daughters Lizzie
and Marion, OF this city. are at the surf
House, A Albury Park.
Mr.. Rommel. who lives on 5. Jackson
street. gave a very enjoyable boating excur-
sion TO Lincoln Park Tuesday night. Mr..
Rummel chartered a yacht and took with
him his family and a number of friends, who
were much pleased with their trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutz and Mr.. and Mrs
Schwagger. Of this city. will spend a two
months vacation in Reading, Pa, after
which tie will remove 60 Albany, n. Y,
where the men will have positions IN the
VRsEa k9Rse ggsAsslyaP Pt that place,
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CENSUS RsruRNs.
Several State Enumcrstors Fave Not Yet
Finished Their Work


But two or three enumerators Of the
eleventh census In the lower part Of Del
aware, have failed TO send in their Anal
reports TO Supervisor Wiley. and the
work Of these men has been retarded by
Illness. The delinquent returns are ex
pected to arrive tomorrow, when they
will be at once sent TO Washington, and
thus the census Of Delaware in 1890 will
be in the hands Of the officials at Wash
ington.
One rural enumerator sent In his re-
ports filled with abbrevations, contrary
TO law, on the description of the beings
interviewed. BE was sent for and com
PEELED to rewrite all the reports in full
and when this was accomplished, they
were accepted. Many persons were en-
countered in the rural districts, who had
no recollections Of the time or the place
of their birth, and were entirely ignorant
Of that Of their parents.
The report from the state will not
show one-tenth Of the increase In popu-
lation that those from Wilmington will
Many Of the small towns have remained
INSIDE a whitewashed fence, and the
population has been stationary. The re-
tsrns from the towns of New Castle,
Milford and Dover show marked in
crease.
Reports from the city ars stlll being
sent TO Washington, and the official fg-
ures will show population of 6l 600.
the number published In the EVENING
JoURSAL several weeks ago. Persons
are daily dropping into Supervisor
Willeys office TO tell him that
they were either out of town or
overlooked while the enumerators were
at work One very intelligent colored
man called at the Office few DAYS since
and wrote the complete census. of his
family, numbering ten people In all
Secretary Ralph Stone will be in charge
Of Supervisor Willey's office during his
attendance at the grand encampment of
the Knights of Pythias in Milwaukee.
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A oIndstnnlnn rrlnmnh.

LONDON, July 3.-The parliamentary
election ut Barrow-in-Furness resulted in
victory for the Gladstonian candidate.
Of Mr. w. S. Caine. Liberal Unionist,
who wished 70 test the feeling Of his con-
stituency regarding the licensing clauses OF
the local taxation bill relating to the COM
penaation OF publicans, and who resigned
just before the clauses referred 20 wero
dropped by tho government The vote was
as follows; Mr. Duncan, Giadstonian. i,g9f;
Mr.. Wainwright. Conservative, / sio: Mr..
Caine, Liberal Unionist, ,2s9. la 1850 Mr.
Caine wIrs elected for Barrow-n- Furnrss
hy a vote OF AGRA, against s6a COR Alr.
Ainsworth, the Home Rule candidate.
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New TrottIng Circuit

The Middle State Trotting Circuit was
formed at Trenton N. j., yesterday. 7.
D. Brown, secretary of the Wilmington
Association represented Wilmington.
The following cities are in the
circuit Wilmington, Trenton, N. j.,
York Pa, Mt. Holly, Waverly, Flem-
ington, n. J. and Frederick. Md. The
purses are as follows: Wilmington.
$500; Trenton, So, 600; Mt Holly, $1,000,
Waverly. $500; Flemington, $6, 500;
York, $1,000; Frederick, S3, 800. The
first meeting will be held in Wilmington
the frst week In September, and the
meeting at each other place will follow
each week T. D. Brown Of this city is
president Of The circuit and j. G. Muir
head of Trenton is secretary.
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Market Prices.

Market prices to-day as quoted by
Barlow B Weer are: Jersey tomatoes,
25c a quart; Jersey corn. 25c a dozen I;
blackberries, 10c a quart; raspberries,
&c quart; Strawberries, s0c a quart /;
onions, 20c half peck; apples, SOC a
half peck; peas, 20c half peck; beans,
2Oc half peck; potatoes, zoe half
peck, ,currants, 15c a quart water melons,
4O to 50c apiece pine apples, 15c to zoe
apiece; beets, 90 noh; bananas, zoe
to 25e dozen; spring chickens, 25c ID. /;
butter, 25c 10 Csc ID eggs. 2Cc q dozen
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rfo rnr,n. M Ireal,h

Rom, July 3.-The physical condition Of
the pope IS declining His eyes have ta<eo
on a fixed look. Notwithstanding his adj
nnood age tho venerable pontifi's intel
lect romans surprisingly active.
There Is no foundation for the report
that the pope IL 10 nrbitrate in the Anglo
American question about the seal fishing
in Behring ael The pope's examination
into Tho Judgment pronounced on the ap-
peal OF Dr. Burtsell against Archbishop
Corigan, OF New York, continues The
whole mattor will remain secret for eigh-
teen dnYs.
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Brownson Library.

The Brownson Library Association held
It's seml-annual election Of officers at
Its rooms last evening. The following
are the names Of those elected: p f.
Walsh, president; Frank Bonner, vice
president; Michael ]. Connolly, record
ing secretary; p. J. O'Hara, financial
secretary; James E. Ward, corresponding
secretary; M. F. Conway, treasurer
William Long librarian; Richard Shan
non, NJ. J. Callsn, assistant Librarians
Mark Shaw, messenger; James j. Far
reilly, John f. Ward, NJ. j. Maloney,
board Of directors. Rev. w. J. Berming
ham was elected chaplsin.
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STREETS AND SEWERS
The Directors Hold spooIaI Meeting
Last Evening aud Ask for BIDS.

AaanN ANthAhk hNu ASK Tor hAuhs
The Board of Directors Of the Street
and Sewer Department held a special
meeting last evening.
The secretary was requested to ask for
bids for paving Ninth street between
Walnut and Church streets, also Monroe
street between Reed and Fifth streets.
with Belgian blocks.
The street commissioner was re-
quested TO have the curb reset around
the United States Hotel at Water and
French streets.
Bids were asked for paving Tenth
street between Broome and Franklin
streets with rubble stones. The bids
will be opened on July s, at the meeting.
The secretary was requested TO for.
ward check for $3.50 TO the executors
Of Bishop Lees estate for land purchased
for the intercepting sewer on the Brandy.
wine.
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DrIven AVN wIth 4 Rlae.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, July 3-There'
are about l25 street iaborers on strike inl
this city. They demand an advance OF
from ti.75 TO = day They are parading
the streets, drawing of all men who are
working for less than s. When they ap-
peared at Alexander W. Slows new build
ing on Sixteenth street he drove them
away with Winchester rifle. Everything
is now quiet
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Broke His Leg.

william w. Walrsven, who lives al
No COS Christiana street, had his leg
broken yesterday afternoon. Walraven
was under the influence Of liquor at the
time, and tried to jump from a moving
wagon. In doing so, he fell and the
wagon run over his left leg, breaking il
at the ankle He was taken to the Della
ware Hospital in Wilson ambulance and
Drs. Winner and Ogle attended him.
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MAINE DEMOCRATS.
10Y Nominated william p. Thompson
fur C.t,.r,.r

They Nominated william p. Thompson
for Governor.
AUGUSTA, Me, July 2-Three hundred
and eighty-five delegates were present at
the Democratic state convention. Mr. p.
Frank, of Portland, presided. The con-
vention spent the time till 2 D. m. ia dis
cussing the insertion into the platform of
a resolution submitting 10 the people again
the question Of license OF prohibition.
The resolution was adopted after o
stormy debate by vote Of i45 10 90 Fol-
lowing this vote William =. Thompson, Of
Belfast, was nominated for governor by
acclamation
Evening journal., 1890-07-03

The Steamer Christina
will make two special trips
to Pennsgrove, N. j., to-
morrow, the first at 10
o'clock, and the second at
2 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
The colorsd Oatholic ch,r,h.

Penn Landing Council. @. B. L.. Of
Chester, Pa, will be present next Sun
aaY at the conversions laying Of the
new Catholic church for colorsd people.
The council has chartered boat and the
party which will come will number
about 300. Delegations win also be present
to attend the exercises from Baltimore
West Chester and many nearby towns.
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
Jererson counsll omcers.

jefferson Council No. 10, o. of U. A.
NJ, held its annual election last evening,
and the following officers were selected
to serve during the ensuing year: c.,
William Il. Powell; V. O., John Reed
r. S. c., 81. Hudson; A. R. s., IA
Stover; F. s., d. B. Markley; l. p, o.
Sparks; l. P. John P. Hill; o. P, w. ].
Gamble; T., William J. Little; trustee,
James W. Edwards.
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
Young Woman Bitt.n h, =, No.

Special Correspondence EVENING JouRNAL.
EDOvER Del July 3.-Miss Emma Glib
son Of Philadelphia, who is visiting w E.
Smith was bitten by her pug dog this
morning The dog died shortly after
wards in convulsions. Fears are enter
tanned that the animal was mad. The
young woman's wounds were cauterized.
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
DIsgraoeful Fight.

A disgraceful fight took place at the
northwest corner of Front and Justlson
streets, about 8 o'clock Yesterday after
noon, between two men whose names
could not be learned. One Of the men
had his neck and face badly cut ana the
blood was flowing from the wounds In
streams. He was taken TO his home and
his injuries we're attended.
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
Combined Against Foreign competItIou

LAWRENCE, Mass, July 3-The card
clothing manufacturers, representing
North Andover, Lawrence and other points
in New England and Philadelphia, have
formed a business combination for tho
purpose of protecting themselves againss
foreign competition. Most of the shops
are shut down this week taking stock.
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
Dover Case.

The case Of Mary McGrenera for a por-
tion OF her husbands money was contin-
ued at this mornings session Of the
Orphans Court. Mrs McGrenera and
Mrs Mckelley were on the stand and
gave testimony for the defence. At the
request Of Mr. Salisbury court adjourned
at 1130 o'clock until next Thursday
morning at 10 O'Clock
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
arnnna fnr the oneen.

LONDON July a-The staff of the Central
telegraph Office of London, numbering 400
persons, refused b cheer for the queen on
the invitation Of the officials IN honor Of
the postal jubilee Instead of cheering
they groaned for the queen They also
groaned for Postmaster General Raikes as
protest against his treatment of their de-
mands for the ameioration of their condi-
ffnn
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nar. nalt,. EnnarnI.

The funeral Of Mrs. Melvina E. Belt
mother Of 2. James Belt, who died at her
residence No. l107 West street yesterday
morning will take place on Saturday
afternoon, and intsrmsAt will be made
in the Wilmington and Brandy ywiLe Geo.
etery.
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
strnnrlnr rrrnnd onnfesse..

PARIS July a-Michel Eyraud, who is
charged with having murdered Notary
Gouife In Paris on July %, 1889, and who
was arrested IN Havana and brought TO
this city In charge of detectives, has con-
fessed that he committed the crime
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
Er-secretary whitney Home Aralp.

NEW YORK, July 8-Ex-Secretary Whit
ney and Mrs Whitney returned from their
European trip yesterday and went TO their
Newport cottage today. Mr. Whitney says
the rumor that he is to become the leader
Of Tammany hall Is baseless.
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
Base Bali Notes,

The Wilmington Hartford base ball
game at Atlantic City yesterday was
postponed on account of rain. They will
play the club there to day.
There will be numerous games Of base
ball in the city to- morrow by the ANA.
teur teams
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
A Mob With RevoIvers.

LEEDS, July "A mob last night broke
all the gas works windows aud fred re-
volvers al the police. Soldiers suppressed
the disorder
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
Notica.

The city market house, second and Market
streets, will close on Friday. July 4th, at II
O'Clock, a. m. By order of the boaro of direc-
tors. ID. II. MEGlLL, Secretary.
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
Wilmington Clearing House.

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
at the clearing house to day were Clear
ings, fl27 154 S3; balance. {. 1908 2S.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.
GEORGE BYus. In Chancery,
Va New Castle Comfy.
Mosrs BYus, et. al. Cause OF Partition.
In pursuance OF an order OF the Chancellor
Of the state OF Delaware IN the above
stated cause, made on the seventeenth day OF
June, A. ID, lsW all persons having any lien
or liens affecting the interest or estate OF
&c rye Byus, Noses Byue, Mary McCOmb,
Sarah Brown. Charlotte Underhin, Charles
Henry drier and Joseph Wright, or either OF
them, IN the lands and promises 30 which the
above stated cause relates. 90 file "a petition
setting forth the nature and amount OF he
same. in the office of the Register In Chan
cery for New Castle county, Ten days before
Tuesday. the fifteenth day of July. A. d.,
lsA, and 20 appear and prove said lien or
liens on said day, at Chambers at Dover, at
10 o'clock IN.
HERBERT II. WARD. Trustee.
Attest' CHAniEa II. McWuonrEH,
49,, Register In Chancery.
Wilmington, Dele July I, 1890.
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
81 90 to Rochester.

Via Penn sylvania Railroad Company on JULY
9th. Magnificent ride by rail and steamer
Special train leaves at "A a IN. Grand crab
bing and boating.
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
The New delaware niver Rs,ort.

On anc d ter July z the STEAMERS brandy
win. and Chester wi ! 81 at Lincoln
Park. Fol ther parti. a,aTs zee advertise
ment..
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TOTICE rs HFRrBY

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ wholesalers aud retailers OF goods. wares
"A a merchandise, and TO manu- incturcra. that
the state taxes ON the same are now due and
payable, and licenses may be obtained at the
Office OF the Clerk uf the Peace IN the Court
House Office open ali day, including the
noon hour w T. RIGGS,
Il4rls ~ Ia.
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rorrnre
NOTICE DIVIDEND.

NOTICE DIVIDEND.
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT Co,
NitMfNuroN, DEL July 2, 1890.
The board Of directors has this day declared
- s,finl Annn y fivi- ord O. two aud oue-half
i<51) per cent payable on demand
IAMEN H- CIlARkAnN u cnar,rnr
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
4 iEHEL Ta.zF caJC9T.
He Stole from the Duchess Of
SO Edinburgh. r,srs
TnE roPEs TAILING HEALrm.

Although Weak IN Body His Holiness
Mind Is stin strong and Clear Michel
Eyraud. fhe Paris strangler, Confesses
That He Murdered Notary Goufe-
Looooy. July 8-When the Duchess Of
Edinburgh's jewels were stolen last May,
when that daughter OF the car was In the
Scotch capital with her husband opening
the exhibition, It was confidently predicted
that the thief would prove TO be an Ameri-
can The theft was peculiarly daring and
entirely successful, qualities supposed es-
pecially 10 mark the American crook.
The prophecy has been proved to be justi-
fed. Stephen Smith has been arrested on
the strongest suspicion OF being the stealer
Of the royal jewels. lie is an American
citizen, hailing from Maryland He is OF
slim build and small stature, and has the
manners, dress and appearance Of gen
tleman.
A jail BIRD Once.
When Sergt White, of Scotland Yard,
first heard OF the robbery he suspected
Smith, whose methods he knew well, and
had him shadowed; but Smith went abroad
and returned here only the other day. He
protested his innocence when arrested but
when his lodgings were searched a superb
folding jimmy and saw used by expert
thieves for opening wardrobes and the like
were found in his trunk. He was wearing
a quantity OF costly iewelry when arrested
such as pearl studs and diamond and ruby
solltairer. His clothes were literally sup.
piled with secret pockets He served a
term of imprisonment in Germany for
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on TUEsDAY. AUGUST ~. ls0O.

At ~ o'clock NJ,
For the purpose OF selecting a candidate for
Governor, and also for the purpose OF selecting
a candidate for the Office Of Repres .ntatiVe 10
the Fifty second Congress of the UnitedStates,
and the Democratic Central Committees of
the several counties are requested 10 issue
calls dlrecti the Democratic voters Of each
hundred and election district in the respec-
tive counties, 20 assemble at the usual place
OF holding such meetings, for the purpose OF
selecting the delegates 10 the Democratic
lively entitled
The officers holding the primary elections
In the several hundreds and election districts,
are requested 70 prepare two certificates OF
election OF delegates, one 10 be- forwarded 20
the chairman OF the State Central Committee
Immediately after the election at Dover the
other 70 be given the successful delegate or
delegates. w. II. STEVENS,
JOHN NJ. NEWELL, Sec'ys Chairman.
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
The Special Excursion to Rochester
Reaeh

July 9Th. will draw all lovers OF good days
outing. The Gravity Road, Photograph
Special train via Pennsyivania railroad
leaves Wilmington at Z. "A a. N. Round trip
rate Il 90 10y
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
RnfrfIcAI
.EMOCRAllu STATE CONVENTION.

BY order OF the Democratic Executive Com
mittee Of Delaware, n State Convention COM
posed Of sixty-one delegates from each county
will be held az Dover,
Evening journal., 1890-07-03

NOTICE.-IF YOU WANT TO SAVE
1 DOLLARS, insure your property with
HAWKINS a co. 7ig Market street.
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
GPEClAL NuTiCE-COMPLETE CHANGE

&ftClAL NbIiCE-COMPLETE CHANGE
- In transferring passengers.
O. mmencng this Monday. a m. the VIII
mington City Railway Company win make all
transfers Of passengers from the cars OF one
line TO those of am other at the corner OF
Eighth and Market streets.
The cars OF oil lines now pass this point
IN hoth directions, and passengers de
string 20 change cars must do no at the above
corner, except thst when a horse car on its
down town trip meets a kiverview electric
car between Eighth and Tenth on Market
street passengers " III be transferred direct
from one car 20 the other In this case. the
driver will give conductor OF electric car the
transfer ticket. Also should horse car OF
the Market street line meet u Fourth street
car between Fourth and Eighth streets the
driver VIII transfer passengers wishing 90 20
down Fourth street, direct 60 the Fourth
street street car giving the car man the trans
fer ticket. The boat car Will also run from
Eighth street 20 the steamboat landing foot OF
Fourth street, instead of from Fourth street
a. heretofore, as u Is desired that faster time
be made on horse cars hereafter. No trai sfer
viii be given at any other point than at
Eighth and Market streets. except at Della
ware avenue lmiddlol depot, where transfers
20 Rising sun viii be given as usual
IL. II. ARCHER. Superintendent.
Wilmington. June 30 1870
Evening journal., 1890-07-03
FIRE !

While making re-
pairs to our burned
building we will take
orders, and are ready
for ali business that
offers, at Room No.
1, second floor Tel
ephone Exchange
Building, Northeast
Corner Fourth and
Market Streets.
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EcAors 81 70 ElRE.

The losses WIN Aggregate 'oe5, 900,
Almost Covered by Insurancs.
The losses by the Phillips & Kane hre
on East Fourth street yesterday aggre-
gaze $50, l5O. The following statements
came, with one exception, from the mer
chants wiIo Sustained the losses.
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NOTICE.

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
- WiLMlNGTOF. Del. June 30 1890
Tho Directors have this dav declared n di,,i
dend OF per cent. for the last ak monfha
payable on demand. JOHN PEOPLES.
CnahiQr n
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CHErWOODF,

HOrEL CHErwOODE,
II ATLANTIC CITY, n. ].
hemodeled and enlarged; sixty sieeping
soomsi All conyeniences Of large hotel; newly
ing ocean view; beds comfortable, with woven
wire springs, hair mattresses and feather nil
.oWsi closets on each fioor particular care has
been given 20 the sanitary arranoern.,,,s II
shroughout the house; city water and gas; call
Inls hotel Is desirably located, on Pacific
avenue, between Indiana and illinois avenue
convenient 20 the Pennsylvania and Reading
Railroad stations, and within two minutesl
walk OF the beach.
The proprietress takes this opportuuitv N
thank her friends and patrons for former
iavors in past experience, and promises to
respect. ''
Special attention will be given 10 the care
1I lnVhuds. MRS ANNIE GRTfpR
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NOTICE.
TAN PAYERS TAKE NOTICE-CIrY
AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1890.

The undersigned receivers of taxes for the
Cityof Wilmington will be at No. 10 Frat
sixth street, between Market and King
streets, during the months of July and Auguat
ioeu, between the hours OF 3 and ~ In the morn
ing, and from2 20 6in the afternoon for the pur-
pose'i receiving taxes On all taxes paid dur
ing july there viii be a reduction OF cents on
every dollar. and all taxes paid on or after
the nrst dav OF August shall be payable with
OUT reduction aforesaid: and all taxes un-
paid on the first day OF September shall be
Increased bv the addition OF per centum on
the amount thereof
EDMUND MITCHELL, JR..
kecei.er Northern District. incindino
all mort of Sixth street
JOHN ] MEALEY.
Administrator OF Martin y Mealey. decreased,
and as such, Receiver Southern District,
including all south OF Sixth street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

GOOD BOARD AT CENTRE FARM. ONE
o r. X high location. A. ply In tie King
street market, Hetween Sixth and Seventh
streets. Wednesdays, or address, MRS. M B
SThAHORNE. Cen reville Del -
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-07-02

hardly ever give over fifty-fve per cent.
From fifty to fifty-fve per cent. then is
all that the best iron mills operated
horse power can claim. l am now fully
convinced of the fact that have ground
up many acres of cane in South Florida
that had twenty barrels of sugar in them
and from six to ten barrels was about the
output.
/ lost upon the whole in sugar and syr-
up more than half my actual contents OF
the crops. When look back at the la
Dor to produce and manufacture it, all
hands, especially around themill and fur
mace, up and at it for from three to six
weeks on an average, half of every night,
in all sorts of weather and then bound to
confess that / threw half of my sugar
over the fence in the half crushed cane,
want to shut my eyes hard and turn my
head the other way.
What tyrant is ignorance. But give
us diffusion and we will end it all.
S. w. CARSON.
Midland, Fla.