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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
After AntIiony,s ScaIp.

Saturdays Milford Neos devotes three
columns to expressing the dissatisfaction
of the Republicans Of that and Cedar
Crock hundreds over the vindictiyene 9
exhibited by Mr.. Higgins in the recent
post-ofilcs appointment. II reports the
starting OF a Higgins Literary bureau"
whose principal theme, says the Mems
"haBbeen abuse of the editor OF thiBpaper-
abuse OF the oOarsest sort, and entirely
lacking in proof. We shall not reply in
kind, for it is unpleasant to skin
skunks."
I'VE have the proofs to substsntiate, =
the NeioS AYERS, that Mr.. Sipple waa the
choice OF ''the backbone Of the Repuhlt-
eau party in Milford and viciuitTn for
postmaster, and it prints long list of
names TO back this up. 1t declares
that "Mr. piercs could no. and
did not throw his support to
Thomas. His supporters did not sdvo.
cate MIR. Thomas as body, nor even
half OF them. They are not sheep to be
led nor oxen to b. driven. Those OF
them who bought Mr. Pierre ont, not for
any love for him, bnt simply for the reS-
son that he appeared the most available
man with which TO beat Mr.. sipple, did
at the last support MIR. Thomas, for thsy
Ind sworn deep oath that none but q
Higgins man sboul1 inherit post-af 81. I"
And this, Notwithstanding that $50 fa.
as political work and contributions 20,
IN Milford hundred tho indorsers OF Mr..
Supple gave almost absolutely all, and did
nearly all tho work. We know"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
3HE LICEHSES.

OnIy n Few Surprises III the Gem
eTnI Result = EiChael Bakey's
Luck.
So we'll bod the action OF The general
sessions court upon the applications for
liquor licels been outlined by the pub.
lic hearings that there were but few sur
pfises attendant upon the announcement
Of the official result Friday.
One OF the mysteries Of the courts
scSion is tue granting OF license to
Michael Il. baEey, proprietor of the
saloon known az the "Hot Potato, ut
the north east corner OF Front and Walnut
streets Bakoy was recently convicted
ana lined by she municipal oOnrt for Vio-
la,ion of the liquor law, ani knowing
thM this would resut in fsiuEal By tho
general sessions court 20 renew his
license, his application YVES withdrawn.
The Announcement OF tine withdrawal
Was made in court by w. S. Prickett
Ekl., counsel for the Law md Order
sooiety, on Thursday, May 10Th, when
the licenses were first taken up by the
court. No further attention was paid to
Bakey's case untll yesterday, when his
name turned up in the list OF applications
granted.
How this result was reached no one
can tell, but it is supposed that Bakey's
application became mixed with those that
were not opposed aud was innocently and
uHconscioGsly approved by the court.
However, Mr. Bakey secured hia licenss
and now Las 1t carefully framed and
hung up in conspicuous place in his
bsr-room. Aud it cannot be taken away
from him for year.
GRANTED.
John Q Adams, South-west corner E,ev-
enth and kIkwoOd.
| Michael X. Bakay Front ani Walnut.
William Baxter 4 Brother, Fourth and
5hIpet.
Frank Boehm. Filth and Madison.
/ John A. BO3rs, s2l hlurket.
/ Rachel q. Beckett, Third and Shlploy,
| hlary J. Bradley, southwest corner Front
/ AMI SnlplBy.
Peter j. Babeock, I'll East Sixth.
Walter Clowns, 1899 Pine.
/ Cathafin6 OncFa,l, East Fhird.
Cassidy Bros, Fodrn aud Orange.
John Calhoun, 40 Spruce.
u Oottingnem, llGryiand avenue and
4 Liberty.
lonn Crawford, Wafer and King.
David j. OhAGheis 5e0ud ani Madison,
II. J.. Gllnch, 9 x #,,- Sey nth,
John BOhfttF, EitH'hand Walnut,
lhnmAa D0hauy, 40 We. Font.
Dena!9 DousneEts scott street aad Lover.
ing aveLue.
Patrick ). Diamond, Fifth aud Walnut.
J0hu +. Dolan, & We pltrd.
pniip Daugberty ~ king.
John =. DonhhOe, 5l7 and $40 Orange,
Peter Eoner, F0uttL and linton.
samuel Finley, GlbrOn House.
il nfy Feldmsler, Second aud Walnut,
l john Far. lln. 2l5 East ELnnt
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
rae premier u 7dical society.

June l0th ia the do for the 1Olst an
nual convention Of the Delaware State
MsiioS! Society. which will be held at
Eden Hall. The society is one o, the
Oldest, il not the premier one in this
country. The names OF its earliest cfli-
GERS and orgsnizsrs are contemporaneou
with the founding OF the republic and
axe among the most honored in State
history. Tie session will convene ut
1915 a. In. aud will adjourn at 2 p. IN.
Tor dinner at the Central Hotel. at the
afternoon session papers Of local Rud
scientific interest will be read. In tus
eyenins at $50 O'Clock the resident mem.
bers will tender The sOclsty banquet.
tle present officers are: Dr. j. Augustus
Il. Bishop, Dover, President; DIR. Joseph
\. Chandler Centreyills, Treasurer, and
DR.. j. a. Elle9ood, LAnfsl, Secretary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
STOPPING A FILrHY HABIT.
SpiItinE Prohibited in thu Front
rnd Union street Cars.


and Union Street Cars.
The Front and Union street railway
company has begun crusade against the
filthy habit Of splitting ON the floor OF it's
cars, indnlged in by men and boys who
chew tobacco, and those who have colds,
catarrh or consumption. On Monday
signs will be posted in the cars, prohibits
ing the dirty practice.
Aside from the siokening filthinesI of
the habit, it is dangerous 10 health. The
spittle Of consumptiye persons, is full OF
tubercular baeilli, and when it dries, the
bacilli becomes suspended in The air IL
an invisible dust, inocuiating the lungu
of those who inheIe it. Tired or delicate
women arc particularly susceptible 10 The
attacks CT the baciili.
There is nothing more disgusting to q
rehned women or even q nan who has
the ipstincls Of gentleman, to DO in o
street car with one or more persons who
are flooding section OF the floor with
tobacco Joios, It ia sometimes carried
to such sn extent thEt lady cannot
leave the car without danger Of soiliDg
her dress nom the dirty expsotoTRtions
OF some thoughtlssE or Indifferent youth
or man.
| The drivers on the Front street line
complain that the door ia often 30 de-
filed by this practice that the car has to
be cleaned ont every trip. Passengers on
the Front atreet lins will have more com
fort hereafter, for tobacco chewers will
have to eject their chews before entering
the car, or keep their mouths closed
during the trip. The new rule will be a
good one to put in practice on ali the
street car lines OF the city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
order. for Lie Uon,..

Thomas Drein II son, life boat builders
OF this city, have booked the following
orders Oae Ii foot metallic life boat
and 100 cork life preservers for steamer
Statile, OF Massachusetts two % foot
metallic boat9 gud thgee life RATS for TIE
Washington Steamboat Company; two %
loot and two "a foot ,nefnllic life boats
for steamship son OF Virginia; four iG
foot metallic life boats for Lake Superior
tugs; three % foot metallic life boats aud
RATS for Baltimore steamer; life raft for
steamboat rnomas Clyde; one cedar and
lrshogeny boat elegantly fipishea in
bras. for ii. III. Fisgler's steam yacht
hAc,a; one IA foot metallic boat for ting
boat Maine; Two p foot aud one 70 foot
metallic boat Tor MEXICAN steam alp;
ore IL ,na. metallic life boat for tug
built Dy Nsade IS Levy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
---------1--tf-'s- -
ram BENCH SHOWS.
Wilmington Admitted ms n Member
OF tho Amerlcan Kennel Cub,


Secretary 7. d. Brown Of the Wiilaing-
ton Fair Association has just received
notification from the American Kennel
Club OF New York that the Wilmington
association has been admitted to active
membership. This is very important
announcement, az all awards and judg.
msnts made al the Wilmington Fair as
ISOLATION bench shows Will stand on
record with tho national awards at the
bench shows Of New York, Philadelphia,
&C., and will be honored accordingly.
The admission OF Wilmington into the
American Kennel Club will also place
this iooality at sucn high grade that
there is nothing now to prevent an exhi-
bi,ion Of the fuhst bloodsd dogs il the
country. Mr.. Browns SUCCESS in getting
this national recognition will be ex.
trelneIy gratifying to dog ownurs in Del
aware.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
ANTHONY OF DELAWARE.

FIJI Ggaiu the feata cup,
Drink the toast and whoop 'em up,
This the sentiment so rare---
Anthony Of Delaware
"Jove Il with us!" Hear the cryi
Jupiter euthroued on Oh,
Leaves his palace In the air,
Comes and relgns IN DelaWDrel
Round him bow tho knesling nropp.
Cry: The King nan do no wroaJl
Through he break HIS promise fall,
He IL King OF D1lawareI"
Who won the Victory at the polls2
lie and Horace Greedy Knowles.
Let hl n then tho laurel wear,
Anthony OF Delawatei
Other men pulled of their coats,
Spent heir money, cast their votes
Night and day they lqbOred there
For success In Delaware.
Even granting this, say,
Even then, whit rights nave they?
Why should they the council share
With TIE Boss OF Dslawure2
let them never gee my face,
CAST them ia he outer place;
They shall suffer rank de,p pair
For their sins in Delaware.
"Downhem, Bsch aud Charley MGull,
Burton, LatOn, Bacon, ALL
All who Will my cUiOrH boar
small b. great In D3iawarel
Round me now the courisrs stand:
Let the faithful kiss my hand,
AN eternal homage swear
To their King In Delaware"
Milford Ncps.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
THE pIKaINLA ArHErIo oLuB.

sullivan says SIC WIN Fight Jack-
son Under Its Auspices for 5000.
A New York special says: The offsr Of
the California Athletic Club for a meet.
ing between John l.. Sullivan and Peter
jackson bas been topped by the newly
organized Virginia Athletic Club, and the
champion has given his word that ne will
accept the offer. The president Of tho
Virginia Athletic Club met Sullivan last
week, and an offer was made on behalf
OF that organization to give purse Of
$25, 600 for finish fight between Sullivan
and jackson, or, il such meeting oould
not be arranged, of $4,000 for one with
dos MoAuiiffe. The club il exceedingly
anxious to have the worlds champion in
Rugnrate it's career, and there Is little
doubt about securing him.
The club was chartered by the present
Virginia legislature by special act The
club is capitalized at $500, 900 in shares OF
SlOO each is authorized to own or lease
5,OOO acres of land i'll any OF the counties
in the state; has authority to police the
land controlled by it, and ''all persons
sre prohibited from entering upon the
lands belonging to or leased by the COM
pany, for any purpose or in any capacity
whatever, without the consent Of the
president or manager"
sullivan said he would not engage in
bAre-knuckle fight under any circum.
stances, but would accept both PROPOSE
tons made by the Virginia Athletic Club
upon condition that IL his coming trial in
mississippi resulted in imprisonment he
desired TO have the agreement Cancelled.
The te-tfial has been fixed for June goth,
and Sullivan hopes to escape the fate of
his adversary, Kilrain, who had to serve
two months' sentence for his part in
ths battle ut Riohburg.
They say that I Rm afraid of that
negro, said Sullivan, "an1 that after
went to soc him box in Boston 1 said he
was too long in ths reach for me. It's
llei l am not afraid of him; and if he
could reach from here TO the door"
pointing 10 one OF the entrances 10 feet
distant, I'D tackle him, and lick him,
too" ,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
WANT TINE RoAD AGAIN..
The Garrett Interests Seeking CON.
trnl al Iila Il & a IknItrn.h

trol 81 IiIe % * a. lenIIrond.
BALriMonE, Nd, May 25.-It can now be
stated as q fact that the CARROTS Themselves
represented By President Mayer, are the
leaders Ia the movement to buy the stock
holdings OF Baltimore city and the state.
This object is mot only to relieve the ilrec-
tory oil the political element representing
the above interests but To also pet rid az
parties In the board who are proIninent IN
tie West Virginia Central, rival cor
poration.
lhe management contemplates new
southern and western connections, to 40.
quire which negotiations are pending II
Is proposed TO give these interests ranre.
sanitation In the directory IN plncs of the
politicians, who are a drawback to the fia
YeOpment OF the road. The conlpanv will
soon issue slO, coo OF stock TO raise the
necessary funds for terminal improvements
ht Staten Island. Chicago ut.d Washington,
the Sun oi Monday. however will have
the following: "Ona feature OF tho new
policy adopted by the administration Of
the company cnmprehend- an iucrease nf
the capital stock from il5 900, 900 10 S25.-
Ooh,O JO 1t IA said the earnings fnr
INC present fiscal year will show IND
aniil'y OF me company to ray per
cent or larger dividends, upon S35 600 D00
OF capital stock"
gentleman who understands tina situa.
tiou says: Il is the avoWed policy OF the
Baltimore IL Ohio to increase III eapitaI
STOCK alV,OOO,0uO. This may not be done
peinAps before the close OF the fiscal yoas
N September. The new stock viii b. dis.
tfln .teu pro rhta among the common stock.
holders. Within u few DAYS cnpitaItsta In
Baltimore, New York and Europe have be.
come mem6ers OF Il syndicate te buy the
d2,5UO shares OF common stock held by Raj.
tlmotc city.
The particular purposes for which the
money is wanted Is, Il Il STATES, to be- IND
payment Of Il floating iIi btadueas the
eonstructiJn Of line from Akron n ~
uhicaS1 Junction, by which tn, roite from
Bhltlmore TO CHICAGO viii bA shorrsned 81
miles, and In making certain southern CON
nectiors. : 49,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

spon1suEN'l
A.se.snonts OF tho A. o. u. w.

The A. O. U. W. lodges of the juris-
diotion OF New Jersey, Maryland aud
Delaware have been notified by Grand
Master Workman W. A. Barrows that
notices Of assessment will hei eatter be
sent to each lodge in sufficient number to
supply ali the memters, They will be
mailed to the tinanoier and served by him
to the members. Notice has also been
given that the offices OF all receivers and
tinsnciers who haze not executed security
bonds Will be declared vacant and new
elections ordered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

AT IL o'olurk Saturday morning United
States Marshal Charles NJ. Eewltn sod
the tug Colonel >. L Brown. Tno Gale
was made on this custom house step9. Ii
addition to Wilmington ship.owners there
was quite 3 respectable attendance Of
buee.strom PHI adelpnia snd Chester 'rns
bidding was very brisk, but At length
narrowed itself jowp 10 two Philaiol.
phia bddsrs. TIE 81 Z of one Of them,
John ltstse, 'uEhoa; owner, waa ac-
cepted for Z , $50. The Colonel ) l..
Brown was sold to satisfy libels oaussd
by "a collision. The owners were Ohurch.
nan & Cleayer Of this city. The tug was
bull. in Baltimore, Nh, in 1864 Her
Measurements are Length, 90 feet;
beam, 10 feet; gross tonnage, ~.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
wawn4et gun club Deren,ed.

The Sportsmen's Club OF Philadelphia de-
feated the Wawaset Gun Club OF this city,
on Saturday afternoon, IN the first OF a
series OF three clay pigeon matches. The
score was 1877 to 1856. The match was at rs
birds, 10 Singles and tive pairs, II men 10
each team. ]. W. Treadway OF the sports.
mems Club made clean score In both sin
giles and doubles. The judges were j.
Ryan OF the Wawaset and j. ID. Budler Of
the Sporlsmen's; referee. @. q. Mahoney OF
the WawGset; scorers, W. j. Tussey OF the
Wawasrt, and 7. Mckinney OF the sports.
mems Club. The score was rs follows:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

tax, the children OF the race are educated
almost entirely at the cost Of the whites.
The week spent in the south by the ex-
cursionists was full OF novel interest. The
arrangements for travel were perfect and
every one who shared the trip was more
than gratifed at the opportunities for In
vestigation and study It presented.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
DROWNED NsAn NEw CASTLE.
Sad Ending of n social cubs sum
day Excursion.


Philadelphia RECORD, Monday.
Tha Hawthorn CiuJ, which meets at
Second and Vine streets, gave an excutsion
down the river yesterday on tine steamDoat
deorgeanna. The boat, with about 800 or
9IO passengers and q big supply Of beer,
left Race street wharf at O'Clock yester-
day morning and started down the river.
Nothing occurred to mar the pleasure OF
the jolly party until the turn homsward.
When below Nsw Cnstle, Charles Yogel, a
salesman living near Thirteenth and pallow-
bill streets, was sitting on the rail.
Ing Ct the hurricane deck, whea his
hat blew on. He tried TO reach for #, lost
his balance and fell overbolrd. The boat
was stopped ~ soon as possible and boat
lowered, but the unfortunate man had lis
appeared from sight before it could reach
him.
Joseph Kelly, residing at Front and Vine
streets, jumped bsay9y to the rescue, but
did not reach Vogel IN time. Vogel was
unmarried, aud Il is said that he was for
merly in tho employ OF George W. Miller n
son. candy manufacturers, Third street
above SpruCe
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
nemoc,aIic peIere,c Elcc,ion.

In istuing the call for tho Democratic
state convention the state committee did
not set the date for tho election of dele
gates. This duty will bd attended TO by
the Democratic county committees. II is
presumed that the date aalected viii be
Saturday Auguat OH, the saturd ~ prior
to the day ON which the convention will
be held.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

Registrar Bradford this morning issued
u ters Of administration upon the estate OF
Ella Walker OF MIL Greek hundted to
ROnert Walker.
Among tho pensions granted Saturday
were the following Tor this State. Increase.
Ezekiel Walker, Wilmington; original
Susan, mother OF Augustus Lape, Whining
ton.
Money and notes aggrogatlng ovor $500,
which we're found on the BODY of Samuel
montgomery OF SinBorly. Md, when he was
Killed on the b. & o, railroad at Newark,
on May 18th, have been paid over to the
elatives of the deceased, by Deputy Cor,
nsr Barnhill.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29
WTecknge y tr1o l,g,,wbri.lre.

a soow lead Of WretEs.s from the
scene OF The Delaware diyision accident
At the Delaware 4 Chesapeake cana!
drSwbFidge, ia being rulgRdsd al the
whor' OF the Puqey d Jones Company,
and taken to the F., " " b. railroad
shops. Ins sow has GU beard the
boiler, driving Who'll Rad other parta Of
tie eugine aud numter OF freight car
trucks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

W. omit r4t a5psi call for the Demo
cratic state couvoutipn from the head nf
our eOlumnF, baeGn5a we think there is
come mistake. Tie cal atate- that the
convention vii! le Ibid August l2:hs
and ttet the Democratic votsra Of eich
LELttod and election district in the re-
2pective countisB are to Isssmble at the
usual place Of holding such meetings, for
tine purpose Vt selecting delegates TO the
Democratic convention 10 which they are
respectively entitled. The duties o. hold
ing the primaries is omitted; whether in
tentlonaay or by misIs&e, we GAIT tell.
We prefer 70 ne riga, ahout the matter,
aud shall mol print cali that ID inqsr.
feet until we kB0E what course to pursue.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

The Landeuberg worsted mills. which
mas been running on three-quarters time
ior moath past. started on full time again
Monday "N'N
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

to embark in journalism as editor Of the
Piedmont Inquirer, and has two Della
wars assistsnia. W. Frank Tatnall came
over from birmingham to day, and spent
The day, returning this evening in tims
for Barnum's circus, which is to exhibit
there.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

Poar soap secure. q oalpaiut com preziou,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-29

Pears is tho purest and best soap aver u.D,,,.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-25
GEN, GRANTS W00ING.
How Unconditional Surrender
Popped the Question.

zone summer day we were going to
d morning wedding, and Lieutenant
Grant was also invited. He came for
us on horseback, and asked my bro
theirs permission to drive me, in ex-
change for his saddle, to which he
gladly consented. The day was beau
tiful, the roads were q little heavy
from previous rain, but the sun shone
in splendor. We had to cross a little
bridge that SPAWNED a ravine, and
when we reached it / was surprised
and a little concerned to find the
gulch swollen, a most unusual thing,
the water reaching to the bridge. l
noticed, too, that Lieutenant Grant
was very quiet, and that and the high
water bothered me. / asked several
times if he thought the water danger
Gus to breast, and told him | would go
back rather than take any risk. He
told me in his brief way that it was per-
fectly safe, and in my heart ! relied
upon him. Just as we reached the
old bridge / said, Now, If anything
happens, remember l shall cling to
YOU, no matter what you say to the
contrary He simply said, sAll right,
and we were over the planks in less
than a minute. Then his mood
changed, he became more social, and
in asking me to be his wife, used nay
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Beiford,s Magazine for october.

III 0btAOEu , NIABALinO O<tOOSAe
The October number of Belford'S Mag
dzipe has appeared i'll its usual attractive
shape. Among the many interesting
features is. the second instalment and
conclusion of Admiral Porter's graphic
article on "Lineolnis Entry Into Rich
mond.o There is Il poem of a semi
religious nature by Clinton Scoliard, en-
titled Doubt" It is light and shor t.
The series of articles on celebrated men
of today takes Matthew Maury as a sub
ject for the months notice. A. j. Little
is the author of the sketch. Captain w.
II. Parker contributes the first of a series
of articles on t'Early Discoveries in
America" The article is quite long and
in a certain sense exhaustive. 1.-THE
Quicksands of Toro'' is the title
OF a short and readable story by Charles
IL. Shiun. The sketching OF California
ranch life of twenty years back is vivid
and interesting. The second aud last part
of the Memoirs and Memories of John
C-sFremont, by the versatile Dom Piatt,
also appears in this number. An article
by r. q. Eidridge on What is Justice to
the Soiith,' is a powerful reply to the
meretricOas claims of the Republicans on
negro SUFFRAGE. B.. De Casseras gives q
short criticism of Tom Reed, and animal
yerts strongly upon Reeds dogmatic
course. Altogether the magazine pre-
sents matter for the consideration and
interest of all sorts of and conditions
of man.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-25
Dulncss.

The Eceaaing Journals editorial col
ulnns are maryels of brilliant dull
ness. 1t had two columns of the
Majors most profound thoughts yes
Ferday. That is, we suppose
Shey were the Majors for he
Is said to be responsible for the Jour
~nl's brain soporifics,- and as he is
always kicking about people stealing
krom him. he naturally would not
Kieal from any one else. The leader
Was headed "A Monumental Work, !"
nnd it was truly monumental-in its
stupidity and cheek, for it was moth
Ing more than an ill-designed adver-
tisement for a temperance publishing
house. 1t conveyed the impression
that the Major was working the bust
ness end of the editorial column for
all it is worth. Joey wants to keep
bis eye peeled on zebina.
Then there was a whole column d.
vided between an illustration in a De-
troit paper, works of art, and the
cheek Of Democratic editors. As a
wind-up, there were two short para
graphs about the lack of school
accommo dations in this city and its
dirty streets.
Two paragraphs out OF two columns
: