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FOR RENT-HOONS.

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Fos kEsTd5S9. uS1easrszz5 k0sHs;
FSaid sss M. g q ess .5 On
= ss; es: BY sHss kl sse?:
ON ed MOOT 81 vsgy sasonable price: Two adnlts n
Ss 3. sss1. board with
EoR RENT. .:! Or THREE UNrURNIsHED
fu%s; sSS q 49, "a es "a snrs ssss
dSI; 81 sis three 'is three
F Sis, ssS ds he lsSa ST. ROOMS suATFH
Fig rooms Il ~ ssisf Soa.s Is \ & nv.
E0R RENT-l519 eTH 81. NV. SECOND
b.h foa Sn S.:
/! Gss sss!s sHss:Ss.:s s.ssss.:ssse
sIsns e. 'n En- e. am
FOB RENT.l2e5 NEW YoRK AVE. Two Or
three secondaooe unfurnished rooms; suitable fore
n: sss vf a' ho0r 7;,S se'
ss! a.9ss. isessss
EOR RENT-6M I ST. NV. UNFURNIsHEp
secona door sxo eS%@n1,c.s.n5 Toos@ e,i no.sh
noor; % parties without children; private family
FOE EEST.FEo IE9JJiE5L gsggshISIsaED
yssR'' large closet in each room 7'' s'A St nv"
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ONE eD-FLo0R
sens fSes Us x 'sn'
Fs.s bath; es per month. so7;i3.S s. NV Il
FcR RhNT.Two TURNI93HEp ROOMS: ONE g,
s.s g. M .r, ees g .na e.
;9ss cs:ss: @ s Ss st.: two smaller
. Ss:IsssSi: p:1'iss: ioesis0a aasdaSs=sI sn
EOR RENT-w1TH BOARD-LAReK. NICELY
s Font ,;s s Sa
FOR RENT-lol5 ATH ST. ELEGANTLY FUR
b E na.hed large 0ns room on second h0Is slsh
ErOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-s FLOOR,
thru as sS bay wnd0S heat
lsf. 4 eo1.slssDins; rent moderate private rsg,lY
Ion RENTool. z ST. NV. fIRsT-c CLASS
D and and board; I'd noor' locality un:1,gssssd
FoR RENT-5i0 10Th ST. n. w.; TWO GoMMU-
S SSs Apply Ge &c Hs e az
F9R Rent ls% 9 81: Nv. FuRNIsEEP
conveniences. jy76ts
EOR RENT-FURN1BHED, THREE FINE COM
L municating rooms suitable for parlor and two bed
chambers references; no children 1913 14th st. ".
ty6L6t'
EOR RENT-210 1sT ST. n T.. SEVERAL
II rooms. neatly furnished, and an elegant 2d-story
:.its q, soeS sC;fd assrsa new house neg :rs's
EOR RENT-COR 9th AND MASS AVE LARGE
Il nicely furnished front rooms. with board south
ern and eaAtern exposure; very cool In summer; ref
erences EXCHANGED. je204ws
EOR RENr-AT III 10TH sT. NV. LARGE.
Il cool front rooms and two small rooms: all nicely
furnished and have large closets good table board
desired. jey7-l2ts
E>oR RENT-CoTTAaEs AT GLEN ECHO.
Homes easy terms in washinston's most beautiful
suburb
Well built for use the year round.
FOR kENT at elA 81 70 81. 81 ner month.
FOR SALE At &500 cesh, go to ESQ per month
Rents reduced onc-lls1 AFTER October.
SUMNER RESORT
On the besutifni highiands Of the Potomac. City
PURE SPRING WATER
Hot and cold water and bath in every house. Elec.
tfic light Electric cars to the housss
ADVANTAGES of Chsutauqua schools and entertain.
ments. Fine shade and cool breexss Niehts always
cool. Invtrorstins climate, boating. fishing and
RAE. BALTxLEY,
Je23-6 Room z, Sun building.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOO4NE&oO C1ANCE<O.
RAR ROOM AND EEsrAURANr ron SALE;
- Arstclaas opportunity for or two live men; ON
01 SS se' D''n'Df Spi BsfiSsHk sn
FoR sALE 5 ia.., aRocERY ASD ,PRoyUIsIoN
sslSe GE%s E:.s Eoa ". GOOD r''0n II !''
COX WILL Buy SMALL STOCK GROCERIES
y ~, s md. Wholesale liquor license Adde'S. Bon
EOR sALE-As PARTY EXPECTS TO LEAVE
sss sy - M q ns %e: at :aS
iisSsd sand md doing I, good basinss.. ''' "
,ya ar'fe'' CO ss.,osno.
II compelled TO sen my saloon. 1891 IN 81 nv. !;
rare Opportunity for good man; price 900 sold
Apply on Premises jy6-6ts
For sALR-sTOCK AND GOOD WILL OF
en spp s1 N s SosS
A RARE OPPORTUNITY. PART
"A ner. exrerience not necessary, With 300 in Q
Mn sell . 81 oo9 s ss.s ;sa
sSSs IA Sss , ga s s:. one. long s
Tor sALE-THE CIeAR TOBACCO. CANDY. 1c.
ssoss g 60: Of 10th md SIS e on recount q he
the s sss. Ss. 81
'n Sp ,ais ON ne sssy .s her
WANTED POSITION FOR CAPABLE MAN,
w .SS viii invest 600 tPsrp s,.s
CrOR sALE-CHEAP-A SMALL CONVECTION
4 cry. notion and fancy Foods store. Apply 2l32
11th st. n N6-2fs
A BARGAIN FOR MAN WISHING TO START
"A in business compiete set OF ttnnsY'a tools for
s sss cheap for cash Apply st sos K't s:.
EOR sALE-AT A sAcRIFfCE-FIRsr-CLAa
meat md provision store; centrally located. Aa-
dress A. B.. Star once. y7ISts
WAKTxD-A BUILDER OR CONTRACTOR 10
w confer I'm nedfstely With uniersignOd IN regnrd
70 rsmodsiing ouildtns. Address n. R., star Of
SUCCESSORS. LEeAcIEa, n eREAI BRITAIN
- Or the cQnt1nenf q Europe. DebERNABDH DROa,.
. Bedford How. London. England. attsud ezcl0-
..vely 70 tss rsccvsry On connsoa Il 1880 le4H
RoOKs AUDITED, OPENED. KEfr AND
sooeSenc, so'ie 5sses slTsSIncsTT sRrxgHzT
xecosnsask 66si g. nv js2i.ims
70 AM8AN 70 nQUIFPED 10 RERAfR On EAXI
n say horslogieS tpsxamsns 4 iacsosy psicsS
Watchso cleaned. 81. -
watch main spFfnGH. a.
work warranted oaS year. - our euar,ntss svv-
TEN.
mhl4 ION Rnx
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

hrsa6s "a ssssss J; IT,:
asss IL sy h .s :s i ss;s q
ready to enable customers s1 II
= On re fosOmsc liver: 600 :g.bls. 80 a timber.
ss
ssSei ,sss IN ,.s
- 200 dwelling Chicago D''''5ssSSa re sfHEHEx
It. 1913 st.
EOR sALE-NICE LITTLE FARM OF % ACRES;
%s: a.. ss' q nca:s
p @; q. 800; sass terms. DUcKETT FORD.
y .c5es Of eIcellent timber and coai land In West
,s es:l n'1 xppy g H. NJ "
EOR SALE $50 ACRES OF LAND ON POTOMAC
asscsS 70 II Ss Se
inssi D ws hInas F.
MARYLAND rITLEs.-THE PRINCE GEORGES
q ss
s9ass .'' q
boom 50. fsndali bid. 1I and b sts. NV. E2-sm'
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-4o ACRES: WELL IN
sIrine; nice shade; hall mile from station; price,
:SSSS 'e 8 I s aisE. v,.an. Y.irs.. county. Va
SyBuRBAN TITLE INsuRANCR COMPANY. 7U8
= "a IT. Nv, near pstsnt once. pyepasss ebstrsch
seaa as "a & sn sad eis cc
s's:s T Wa Az in'Or'' ssss Send fof iss y.
EoR sALE-OR EXCHANGE ron CITY PROP
1,s st aSoas y .s 4 sCsss: =. tive Va
NY ,es. NJ va. soq: ssss rs s.n. g.
%' iss'' SfsssS s. S;asL s.'n
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A FEW MORE BoARDERs CAN BE ACCOM-
Annotated for the season st the Old Country
Cub hcuss; 10 minuts-' ride on n and o road fare
aon lsree airy reoms; bath. gas and water. hns
and eroanet free 10 guests. Apply C. p. cRANDELI.
Do l4th II. nv. 1e.s3lm
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eut SQUARE elAs l.
18th Of bet. / and X
sta ANA vp.y
II Fl bet l5ih and lSth'
with stable s00
10th a mr. Scorf n Ala n
Conn ave. inter NkISth
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PERSONAL.

WAHTED-cLERK CLASS I, WAR DEPART-
pension o0ce. 10 VII Pay cl6xn n any aeear1upeae
CHANGE. boz isi. Chg = o. Eoiss
now ADoyT rHKSC-sPEciAL SUMMER
e! s 3 ~ ~ 8 5dsfsS Sf6 Ease isafSss'b p:e
a Uf1oRi1ED PHvAfI pKF8cfIyE AGENCY,
"a IVA lSsSISs: . - 81 2" 8. ssa,s
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MISCELLANEOUS

w h4< IGb - 1OOLl1lI1NEOOO
WASI1IIpe,ee,LD iEEATHkR BEDS Fok CASH 8!
w box LOU. Star once. 1y9-I'
c4sa .ss ASD
In answer. d. W. Star ofire. It,
WANTED-LIaHT WAGON; al DEsORIP-
w pets stoves feather beds. &c entire SouseSoids
sspscislty; furniture stored packed and hauled all
ft tfS Rfc Hes 's s
wII sS TAsEE xoc ss
c... nv " - -'' ~, Ssst.
WANTED-HoRsRs TO BOARD; SPECIAL CARE
SCHOOL. iios 18th st. NV. jysDat!
WANTED.w. n FRENCH. THE wELL-KNOwN
tasiderinist T. now nrensred to stun and mount
BIRD STORE IL 18th s. NV manner iyssm
WANTRD-B Two-HORsE WAGONS FOR HAUL
y. w ins mortar. at once Apply Yard. ssth and ID.
WANTED-UsE OF HORSE AND BUcKHoARD
w phaeton during summer for fits Keeping. OF will
saH s Of one two nights Cpd
WANTED TAKE NoTIoE-I WILL PAPER
~, rooms in h blank for s2 S. in silt q 90; en-
'S S6LTf 81 UT ii sS': s. ss
n e1shsnss iSr .5s n.g ssIisr.ph: offered Ss low
MA Man son; eS5 IN s Cal md :ss .hs b.sn
pared with the POineroy Dupicator process. jy7-3m
WANTED-wE TAKE ORDERS FOR ALI.
w kinds Of embroidery in e,,d. silver bullion and
a5py wreath and corps badges at reasonable rates
1oa n.s. sds9s.s IS.
WANTED AND FOR sALE-HoUsEHoLD AND
stovee mSe .tbnr n'u Oh eyery esrpess
sns liberal dealing Rc RH s.d
WANTEp-A SAFE AND RELIABLE HORSE
Ssh address a 1s B sa is5 's
WANTED GENTS SECONDHAND CLOTHING;
Bi sfhSp ss 81. e s
WANTEp- HORSES TO PASTURE; GOOD PAS
a1a .n ssss s a
; M;i. Ts to Address RICHARD WATERS srrns
w at 81 suit coats. 30 cts pants, q u.s. vests
ds1 s iS s
WANTED- HORSES TO PAsTURE-KEEPING
horses winssr and summer srecial bnsine.s farm
81 81 osa ms' eTSsk s IL
WANTED FREDERICK. COS nm ST.
as ssa s 0 aea
w Hui sioci fsrm. Tsepson. ca l Or OF Ash
te2e-tr Boz 90. HystsviTe. ia.
WANTED-CAsH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND
w SILVER old and new Sewelry. dentist rold, COMA
bought. T. LOEwENsTEIN. Msnufacturing jew
eler and Licensed Dealer in Old Gold and Silver 912
9Th st. nv. tel1-1m'
WANTED-TYPEwRITER FOR RENr-REM.
" ington. Smith. CAlieraph. Hammond. &c. hrst-
class machines only beet terms free delivery sold on
installtnents- TrPEwRITEK EXOHfNGE,
mysO 610 IF st. nv.
"ANTED-wILLIAM G. FRIZZELL, PIANO
w i, ss1n.s a23 en- s az Order from Nd: Va
attention. Frstclass tuning at lowest rates. fe10H
WANTED = OPIUM AND WHISKY HABITS
w cured q home Without pain book Of particulars
ent free, B. ~. wQOLLEf. n. D.. Atlanta, Ga
once, l04A WhffehAllN. ja2Qly
WANTED-sTEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
remodelins works feathers renovated ;mattreeses
pade oyeri Furniture steamed and metn DESTROYED
i. H. HOCN06. 1402 Pa ave- Telephone 1OO8-2 fl3
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- cor ZlSt q X Sts nw.2U
b IT bet 10Th 4 10Th SITS. 115
] het 18th 4 10th ets. 1913. 81
n ct bet 18th and Conn
we. .....-... lftb. %
jefferson plAce bet 18th
and 18th SITS ......,..l50
II ct bet 18th and 10th. liy0
Cor 18th and r ste me-. 300
9th ct bet o Z p sts lbs
18th II bet z Ill SITS. ), 125
18th bet \ and INV. 1l6. 81
I'd st bet K Z L sta, 3
rooms and bsth. ITO
Sunderland place bet
10Th and Goth SITS. 100
18th ct near Mass ave. 100
cd ct bet 2 3 z - =. 100
q 1t bet 18th 3 18th. 81. 50
= ct bet nth 4 18th ste. 90
18th bet H q I SITS nv
(for summer only so
21sf st bet r 4 8 sts nv
flor summer only). so
18th bet " and Bound
afy ets. ~
@ 81 bet 18th and 9th
SITS (summer only).....3
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EoR RENT-TwO-sToRY BRICK; SIX ROOMS:
goo = n w.. SaE5a e. cttrTER CO.. c.. l 1as
stnv N9-lw
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ssaln' Room Sc. oorcenn ssnainr.
CyBUKBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY. 7Of
= sth IT. q W., near psseat once prepares abstracts
ceunss.. IA. "a d xie1s6rss "a Tsirfsx oorn
DE-. Va .As2 insure sslsA sssd for he hst
EQR SALE On ExCHANoE-fAKoMAP PARK,
Oak eve-oee1okll hp1ne. ~ thnn two Squares
ffop sfsetsa. hcuss n recHs. cisssts furnsos and
stx Arepl.cs I'D grats ;seeeat WOOD enseis nssrly
s1t rs.siss 49,. red vsh. ssrs. eSicfse ksss;
80 ~ 81 g :' J. c@s q ~ & s,
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MANICURE

MANICURE.
MAD11R M I1QoO76 Am 01ISofoD-
Msrgf6ctpsE q kIEE "a on1nQo b
WAHxxD-sg kNoNx Z = .Bun0xR. ioos o
- u.1nze ~ @s2 49, s91e1s 49,
- 81 81 - sess@sSs sssess .
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FOR RENT-OFF1CES.

-
FOR RENT-OFF1CES.
EQR RENT-A VERY CHOICE OFFICE OR
- desk room in same IN Loan and Trust building,
9Th and ? SIS. Apply TO d. H. KENT, Room 90. It,
Tor RENT-A DEsfRABLE wELi~L1aHTBQ
ssf S2osSk IT, Bliss fEGGa Il 7h 81.
NOR RENT : OFFICE : TgaNIsHED = NEAR
Il Police Court; suitable f1r lawyers office; rent
reasonable. Inquire at U06 ST. NV is
Tor RENT-CHKAP. OFFICE ROOMS. APPLY
II to DODGE sOEs. 100 9th st. NV vi 3m
E>OR RENT-A SUITE OF FOUR OFTICE. ROOMS
Il on st. 9th. containing about l. 900 feet of
hoor srsce. With windows. al facing south only ESQ
per month. JOHN B. WIGHT.
jy5-6t 14l0 q st.
JOHN b. WIGHT.
Se10-1m 14lO0 st. NV.
FOR RENI-vEkY pEsIRABLk OFFICES OK
I'd and ID noor OF 62S @ ut. W. opposite the
Union building; cheap 70 permanent tenant.
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.
EoR SALE = BARGAIN IN AN ORGAN = HIGH
n TOP. Handsomely carved solid walnut s,ops
1as subesss snd couplets; ORIGINAL price. eld0; viii
y g. SMITH,
ys lbs Penn ave.
+ sTEINwAY SQUARE GRAND;
in perfect order. god a. rich rosewood add
beautfful quality Of tone frst rrice e1o0 Viii sal
for tSsS an s1o morthy lnstailn enss; interest.
LrOR sALE-sPECIAL-A HANDSOME NRARIY
u n-w Knshe sonar rI.nd piano thss cost $50
Mond1y Owner leaving the city. Cafl NJ once
ys-2t THE PIANO EXCHANGE 9l3 Penn ave.
LSOR sAI.E-ONE SUPERB-TONED, BEAUTIFUL
Il mahoeany Grand upright piano: nearly new; nrst-
class make eisS cash with plush stool and cover
Soss $50. To be seen ct g. L WILD BROS. 7o9
IN g. E-w N1-2ws
L,oR sALE-A LARGE SQUARE sTTEFF PIANO,
carved legs, In excellent condition, for hundred
dollars II sold at once. 1885 15<h ST. nv. ty1-as
EroR sALR-A HANDSOME ROSEWOOD FULL
II scale square Grand piano for only e190: paynents
and ss pr month has r bly, e.rysd less and
500 newt used 6as nftie and Is as sood Is nev: fay
sperfai summer bsrr.ina for cash OF eesy payments
with rs nov. An style. and price, Lsrss assort-
sssas fAk PiANo ExS cil
EoR sAIEsIcoND-HAND PIANOS, AL oyER-
sens. 4 IN sHERs6S. PfAss. Hsiais.
en- Be bought very low tsr cob Or On easy monthly
Is PyEiTTIS c0SLiff. III lib ct ~.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

LUX RENT
l. Furnished and Unfurnished Apartmenta
THE WOODMOST. 18th and Iowa Circle.
ap2l ]. +. ROBINSON, Prom.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

II ran SIPRE.F CONN., o. m DisTEIcT
=. - -; ssi -. -. : !.
sslss S:s s "a ss is::.. - : ::::: 8
"a xsses - 3SSf ee 3 's Jef y f fsaSs
s. bs, ss.s ,..;s ss ocL2Sx = 9 y CO
osss Assi2s 80 go. e. 80: e q e
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OBTAINED AT OUR OF
HILL { JOHNSTON,
1Hl3 Repna ave- N -

BRICK HOUSE, WITH
Nh ct. NV. 7-room brick
1921 Kingman place. be-
I4tb SITS. Applv TO
GREEN, 14l6 O Ut. NV,
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The abSye e only p2rtioa Of The pTopsrty on my
the LIST and 18th. Uysl THos. T. wAGGAMAN.
E,OR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN, REAL Es-
Il tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and SITS. nv
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY THE 18TH. TWO Or THREE
w nrst seoond-Ao unfuruiahed rooms for lfght
oousskeepfns; modsrn improvements permanent n
etar once y9-3t'
WANTED.ACGUsrl i. LARGE sECOND-FIOOR
w unfurnfshed room southern exposure. perua-
1ent ADDRESS B.. ohio Bsnk buildsnx. city Ns
WANTED = By GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
three unfurntshed rooms for light hons eli espinE.
estveen 11th and 18th and north % X, OF In Mt
Plssssnt' state Lowest terms- Address B. x, Star
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WANTED-To PURCHASE. HOME IN MT.
w Peasant on easy terms; will pay a, 600 to
5000 Address Loci Boz as. City r. 3. Sp3t
WANTEp.To RENT TwO-sToRY BAY-wIN-
w dor brek; csIlsr; = or rooms; all mod improve
nents Gh and 11th. N and Fla ~. 80 10 o:S.
Addrcss W. b. T. R.. Star once. IT
"ANrEDLTO RENT PRIvILEGE OF BUY
w me,. 60 T-room house on line TenleytoWn eiec-
bale cheap Addrsss BUYER. stsr ONCE rs-3t:
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81 al dsscdptsons bucfboer6s ana ~ IsA.sa nov.
sl sss s. CAL ~ so%6srs Sr.y q at a. :sS -:
iovg than any oshsr hcuse A a oHeoonf
ageSm Oh aad y. y. sve. n ~
Pso@Rs,E ftissdsd % oooka JAssoH - =
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EOR RENT-eROoM
L mod. impa. /; ISIS /
house. with mod. imps.
tween P and Q. 18th and
je@-1m JOHN !
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

WrTH perversiiy Of wilful ignorance
which is as curious as II Is Republican
and phenomenal the Philadelphia In
quirer says:
x.Secretary of State Bayard goes
to Chicago as a Cleveland delegate. One
OF the strangest things in politics is the
fact that Bayard is not talked Of as a
Presi iential candidate himself. IL shows
how brief and unsubstantial is the favor
which any administration can bestow.
The real forces are stillin the states
and II politician has not his tate back
OF him administration favor cannot help
him.
The Democrats Of Delaware are ready
now and always have been ready TO back
Mr., Baysrd. d Q would be a magnificent
candidate. He would be President emi-
nent for ability, integrity and patriotism
even among the greatest OF the men who
have occupied the Presidential chair
But the large states have always used
their greater influence in the conventions
Of both parties TO defeat great men
sometimes for almost nobodIes.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

WE cannot approve Of lynch law in
such a Osse as that Of the bestial and
murderous James Taylor; but we have
no condemnation and we do not approve
Of any punishment Of the men who did
the lynching The crime for which Tay
lor was hung happens too frequently to
be suppressed by law. Republican
political lawyers so often use their in
nuence to prevent the execution Of the
law that people doubt the efficiency Of the
law The people at Chestertown doubted
1t. The people Of this city doubt It. They
have reason to doubt Il because the last
case Of rape went unpublished through
the ignoble efforts Of the present leader
Of the Republican party in Delaware.
II Is bad to lynch, but IL is worse to have
the rapist escape. The people Of Chester.
town chose the less evil. They rid the
world OF an enemy to mankind more
hated by men, more dreaded by women
than wild beast he showed DO pity
no mercy, no remOrse; be received none
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

N his speech at the Dover convention
Senator Gray said "The lesson Of the
municipal election Of 1891, has not been
lost upon the Democrats of Wilmington.
There will never be another scene like
that in the Fifth ward. There will be
an honest and fair election, under the
law, and the man does not exist in the
Republican party Of Delaware who will
dare head q mob to prevent it."
The people must not rest in any false,
fancied security on that point There
have been two incipient riots among the
negroes since the riots In the Fifth
ward. Only few days ago it was in
evidence that the leaders in Republi-
can family quarrel, In the First ward,
employed the negroes to oppose each
other, aud to fight and cuff, and If
necessary. brain each other at the polls.
The same spirit which animated the
white leaders TO neite the negroes tc
riot at the Fifth ward polls in 1891 ami,
mates them now.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

yielded so humiliAtingIy and SO Hbiectly
to Quay and PlAtt for three years only to
find that he had not yielded
enough. They are trying, or pre-
tending to try, to defeat him in
order to make better bargains or TO OBJ
tain more rewards Cleveland does not
hesitate to defy that element in his
party; hence he is strong with the people
and with the Republican independents
who are dlsgusted with Harrison, with
the Mckinley infamy and with the gen
orally low tone Of the fsithless Republi
can party.
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Ros NsoN,s eReAr foRrIrups

while Under the wheels He 6uperin-
tenis the work of JaokinG mp tho En-
gine.
william Robinson. who was run over
at MSrshAllton by a Baltimore and Ohio
shifter Yesterday morning. died at his
home ct 3. 10 o'clock In the afternoon. bis
body was taken to the home Of his
father in Conshohocken. Pa, this morn
lug for burial. His wife will get 81, 900
from Wilmington Lodge, No. 1. A. o.
U W.
The circumstances attending the kill
Ing showed the great fortituds of the
man. The sengine wheels were resting
on him when the train stopped. The
engineer jumped from the cab, and
Superintendent Robinson said to him:
For Gods sake run your engine ahead
and get these wheels of me"
81 can't do 1t, said the engineer.
Then back her"
II can't de that either"
We'll. in Gods name what can you
do"
The only thing we can do is to jack
her up"
"Then do It,"
"He superlnteaded all the work, and
gave his orders In a clear voice. He re
marked to a woman.
"Well. have gone through one acci
dent and recovered. wonder II will
recover frem this. l guess not Ny
only hope is that will live until father
and mother get here"
Unfortunately neither his father
mother nor brOth'r reached Marshalltou
In time to see him alive.
The other accident he referred to-
happened about ten years ago in Consho
hocken, Pa. One of his arms was caught
in the rolls IL was drawn in, and fol
three quarters OF an hour he stood In
that position giving orders while beinG
released.
Wilmington Conclave. No. II, Adhe
sive Order Of MogulllOns, paid the widow
$50 to-day.
A delegation OF the members oI
Wilmington Lodge will attend thu
funeral tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

IT is not strange that the spoils-
hunters In each party are opposed to the
nomination of Cleveland and Harrison
respectively. But it is strange that one
lot oppose Cleveland because he did not
admit their claims and the other lot op-
poss Harrison because he has recognized
and rewarded them, too, to an extent un-
precedenied in the history Of the country.
No other President ever dared give one
Cabinet position in exchange for the
nomination and another Cabinet position
as a reward for raising campaign funds
It is an evidence Of the corruption Of th'
Republican party, as startling as It Ia
lamentsble, that so good aud upright 9
man as President Esrr.sGs eog,d have
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
CITY NEWS IN sRlsF.

The diocesan school board has finished
an annual examination of 9, 800 pupils in
the parish schools.
Shipley street between Fifth and
Tenth streets will be paved with granite
blocks instead Of FIRE brick.
The Brownson Library Dramatic Club
viii give an entertainment this evening
In the lecture.hall, Fourth and Jackson
streets,
Building Inspector Dohl has ordered
the property at No 32l East Fifth
street to be torn down, as it Is In an IN
safe condition.
William F. Green, ex second assistant
engineer Of the Fire Department, wishes
20 return his thanks to the members and
to the press and public FOR the courteous
way in which they have treated him.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
A plsorderlY nouse Reported.

People who have business in the
vicinity Of East Water street are making
complaints against the house kept by
Joseph Thomas, colored, at No 105 East
w ter street, Thomas has been before
the Municipal Court several times for
keeping a disorderly house. Half Of TIE
trouble on the "coast" originates, 1t is
alleged, In this house. white woman
recently came there and the negroes are
allt Jealous Of her and this causes the
tron MA
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nonfaranos AT Nsrnrls .

The Union African Methodist Church
Conference for the middle district
opened in 81. Johns Church in Newark
yesterday. There was little business done
yesterday. but arrangements will be
made to-day for beginning work and
committees will be appointed. The mid
die district comprises most Of the
Middle States and delegates from these
states are pouring in. Rev Joseph
King, delegate from New Brunswick
n. j., stopped in this city on his way tC
NeWark
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

cranks who substitute the Mckinley bill
for Providence. and for skin, invention.
energy, steam and electricity, have not
claimed It for that mAgni6centlY benif-
cent, cmniscleut, omnipresent and ON
nlpotent act Of Congress During the
last season i.454, 900 Of apples were
exported American fruit gro Eers are
wise in catering TO the British market.
There Is the demand and the money tc
pay for every surplus we have. England
can either take our surplus for hom'
consumption or.market 1t sor us In other
countries. She has the ships to carry II
aud the commercial relations to dispose
Of It, We, like Egypt and China, have
neithar