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NOTICE.-Wf. GiLKRfDE g. MAYER.
~ the ten nts and occupants OF tic ouse
81 uHted al Centrevill tn School district 20
q, Christians hundred, county OF sew asile
and State of Delaware. I'm compliance win
the rrQuir. ments OF the acts Of the General
Assembl, IN such case made and provided. do
hereby give notice that We shall apply in
writing 10 ne Court OF General Sessions ct the
Peace and Jail De livery of tho Statesof Della
war in and f,r New Cas- De- county. on Mon-
day, the sih dai OF MaA. 1898, being the next
term of sid curt. for "a l,' use for said
house, r S nn inn ur tavern. frr the sale therein
of iutlxicatins liquors in less quantities. than
one q art. g. Pee drunk ou iie premises. and
the fl owing respectable G citizens AID sub
stsutiai free holders 81 said .ch Ol district
recommend thu said application. viz.
John LEM Clas. s.. ~ right
John AiHlilu Albert Cloud
Henry Kent Flu ef L. NnCc
huhcn Garrett J Marshall lagart
II. ID. Holliugsworth Edward Fell
John McDermutJ Cha- Jones
samuel Morrow William Barnes
'''''' GILBRIDE & MAYER.
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Buy your Boys Clothing at the New York
Clothing House $40 Market street,
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ITEMS OF INTEREST

Host TO vlsitor)-' All what pity you did
not come a minute sooner; my wife has only
Just cleared away the coiieeY" Little MOriiz
Yes, and she nearly broke a cup in her
hurry. .n-Deutsohe Wcspen.
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NJ TIt Ell. CHARLES REYNOLDS
~ the te ant aud occups nj OF the house
si uated az No. ast Fourth street in the
F urth ard in the city of Wilmington, county
ofNew astle and II te of elaware,in com li-
aIcs W IN ihe requi emeufs Of the acts Of the
General Assembly in such case IN de and
provided, do hereby give notice hat ] shal
apply In writing to the Court OF General
STATE OF Delaware. in and for New Castle
county. on Monday, the th dav OF May, 1876,
being the IeXt term Of said court Tor a
d, en- e for said hOu-p. as an inn or tavern.
TO the sale herein of Intoxicating liquo.s DO.
less quantities than one quart, 10 be drunk on
he premises. and the following espectnhle
citizens OF said ward, at least twelve ~ whom
are sub-taut al freehoders of said ward,
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written hv n NKnmnn-

The one poem most often translated into
every language Of the civilized and un.
civilized world was written by woman
the "Odeto Aphrodite," by Sappho Shak,
speare's works have borne the test Of bar
three, Sappio's have stood through twen.
ty-hve centnsies New York SIN.
The best dressed rifnin the city ~ W
lninkton ARE those who buy their cicthes fro
the New ork Clothing Hnu-r, siS J. ark
street. IT matters not whether you nl ed az
evrrf day husi -ess snit W dress suit. the
G an suit you az reasonable prices. we've bee
there and we \ w
,d55 Fine :, Tsess, p.l,, Hammers 81 and Hardware a
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NOTICE.. John CRA i RID. THE
~ owner and occupant OF the hou situ-
ated at North EST conner Fourth and
city 0f Wilmington, county of New Castle
and State of Delaware. in compliance with
the T, quirements Of the acts of the General
do hereby give notice thar 1 shall apply in
writing to the Court of General Sessions o.
the Peace and Jail delivery OF the State Of
Delaware, In and for New castle county. on
Monday. the s. day of May. 1853 being the
next term of said court. for "A licel s. for said
Ouse. as an inn or tavern. for the sale there
in of intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quar-, TO be drunk on the premises,
and the following respectable citizens Of said
ward at least twelve of whom ate subsan-
tial treeholders of satd ward, recommend the
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LIoENsr APPL1cArIoNs.

MOTT E.-TO THE HONORABLE JUDGES
~ OF the Court of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail elivery OF the State Of Della
ware, in and for New Castle county We the
undersigned. respectable citizens and sub
siantial freehOlders of the Second ward Of
the city Of v ilmington. do her. by certty
that Patrick Plunkett and John Plunkett.
trading as =. Plunkett * o., owners ana oc,
cupants of the stores situated at Nos lOe ana
10 Market street, IN the Second ward. city.
county and state aforesaid and described in
their application. and no are applicants FOR
a licens' on Monday, the Sih day of May. A.
ID 1893. beng the next term of said conrt,
for the sale OF Intoxicating liquors In q0anti-
ties not less than Ope-half gallon therein, not
70 be drunk on the premises they pelhg
licensed retailers of goods. wares and
merchandi e., the aggregate cost value Of
their stock constantly kept on hand for sale
is not less tn five hundred dollars; being
men of full sge. of sobriety and gnOd moral
character; that such sale of Intoxicating
Liquors az said plare Is necessary TO accom-
mudate the public; that they are the o ners
of the said house. and the following respect.
able citizens of said ward. at least twelve of
whom are substantial FREEHOLD rs Of sa q
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. zine lacks. Hammers and Hardware at
john z. Patterson, Jr's, 5l9 Madison street.
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OrCE.-l, ,JAMFSL DlCKlNS TILE
~ owner ana uscupaut ot the house. slte y,
attd at Tow setd in School I istri' a. Nos. ~
and ellS ln AupuQuinimiuk hundred anu
cot nfy of New Castle and otafe oi
elaware. in compliance with the r,puht
ments OF the actsof the General Assemb m
such case made and provided, de- hereby give
notice that . shall apply in writing 70 the
Cont of General Sessions Of the Pesce and
Jai Deliver, OF the State u Deaware,in ana
for New asfle ri unity. on MONDAY, lhe oli
iay or Ma 1858. Do inp the next term "i $40
court for q icti ~ loi said Do us aa an "a
rtattrn for thr ale therein of ininAictlinl
liquors in lees quantities than one quart to
f., dru. d tu d. 4 premises. and the following
r,-lrctahe ci izrus and s4bsttntitl free
holders uf snid school districts, rtcumin 10
Die said application, viz;
.Inhn I. -lral fr hllli it.il u oN 7 p.
Am. q. nuhaduway William q. hfauoic
Chs "A. Todd +. IS. Phillips
Nm n Crouch j Hcnr, liza son
ID H. Deputy Saml Townsend
- 4 veon Reuben W Warren
Joetph CLAYTON James H. Carton.
JAMES u. DICKINSON.
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MOI Il T.. - TO TIE HONORA BILE
~ Jl'DGtS of the Court Of General Ses
sions Of the Peace and Jail pelivery Of the
State Of DrlHware m and for New Gas le
county. We. e undersigned respecta-
Bile citizens Of the Fifth ward of thu city
Milniu gtoh. do hereby cei tify that William Of
g.. kobeien. tie owner afd occupant of tie
stor. situated at NolUS 30 est Seventh street. in
the Fiftn ward. city ,cOunty.and L ie afo, essin
and described in his application. and who
is an applitani tOr littuse On NJ Ida1 D..
sth day Of MAY, a. d., 1886 being the next
term said court, Tor tn sale OF intOXica-
ting liquors In quantities not ]. 81 than one
half gallon herein, not 10 be drunk on the
premises. be being licensed retailer Of
goods. wa es and u ercl andise; he aggre-
gate cost value Of his stock constantly KEPT
ON hand for sale Is not less than five thousand
dollars; being a man of full age. sobriety and
, good moral character; that such sale Of in
/ taxicating liquors at said place r. Necessary
/ 10 accomm date the public; that he is the
enant of said house. ana the true rental
value Is five hundred dollars. and
/ the fOllowii res ectnble citizens of said
1 ward at east twelve of whom are suhstan-
ual freehnders II said ward. recommend
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6lALTIMORk q
- OHIO RAIL
ROAD schedule fl
effect Nov. u. 1892
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depol
East BOund-Nev
York, week d ay e.
& 03, II t0,-S Al, 40 3
a IN, tls 24,t253, - 30
% 80 p %. Sundays
q 03, 1888, 80 80, s
IN, t12 "a. p 81. ~ IS
- 70 p m
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TRY DR.. NILES PILLS, SO DOSES 25 CTS.
For -ri. ~ .ii f'' ~ sts
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.


NOTlCr- OTHE HONORABLE JUDGES
~ Of the Court of Gen RAJ Sessions Of the
Peace and lail Delivery Of the State Of Della
ware. in and for New Cattle county. We ih'
uudersign d, respectable cltiz ms and substar !.
tial freeholdtrs the First ward of The ity Z
Wilmington Do hereby certify that william
q. FOord and William tt. Robinson, the tenants
and occupants O the store situated at the
southwest corner OF sixth and iange streets
in the irst ward, city. county and
state aforesaid and described Ia tn. ir
application, and who are applicants 70
"a license ON Monday, the Nh day
OF May. A D.. 1893, heing the next
term OF said court for the sale Of Intoxicating
] liquors Co quantities not less than one-half
gul on therein. not 10 he drunk on he p'tm-
Isl heN being hcensed retailers OF goods,
warts and merci audiSe. the agg egate cost
value of their rtock culIstautN kept on hand
for sale Is not less han Eve hundred dollui 5;
theN are men OF ull age. ,f hri O. and eoud
moral character; that such sale of inioNicai-
ing liQu rs az said place r. uecoss ~ 20 a' COM
/ nodate the pub Ia: that they re the trnani-
/ of said house, and he following respect
/ able citizens and substantial freeholders
of said ward al least twelve OF whlm
are substantial fIseholders Of said ward
] n D /. Nf..na affH
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NTVIICh-I. jon DUUKuON, THE
~ owner and occupant Of the house siiu-
afed at No. Heald street, In
the Second ward in the city of VIII
mington. county Of New Castle and state OF
Delaware in compliance with the require
ments of the acts of the General Assembly in
such case made and prov ded, hereby give
notice that shall apply in writing TO the
JAIL Delivery Of the state Of Delaw arein and
fo New castle county, un Monday. The SIN
day Of May being he next term ~ said court.
for a licen for said house, as an inn or taV-
ern for the SAL therein Of intoxicating liquors
in les quantities than one quart, to be- drunk
on the premises. and the following spectacle
citizens Of saia wofd. at least twelve fwhom
are substantial treeh"lders OF said ward
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have been troubled with chronic catarrh
for years. Ely's ream Balm IS the only
remedy among the many that have used
that affords me relief. n. IL. willard, Drug
gist, Joliet Ills.
1 have been troub ed witt catarrh for ten
years and have led "A numb of remedies,
but found no elief uutii purchased "a bottle
of tly's Cream Balm consider W the mt,st
reliable preparation for tatafrh az d cnld in
the head .-Ge lrge e. Crandall, =. NJ, Quon-
ochawutaug, K, l..
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"rhis Is a most vicious furnace" said Baw-
kins 1t spends most of its nights out. and
while at work IL generally smoking. Beau
Monde.
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The Equitable Life the largest, strongest
and hest company In the world-has now over
sl50,WOOO0 assets, a surplus over all liabih
ties OF S3l.OuOOO. and IT'S income last year
amounted to over S42,-OOtO0 Its policies are
he most liberal In the world and the divi-
dends paid on maturing policies are without
parallel IN the annals OF Life lnsuri. nee his
Tory This company has al present Sl2h,O0NO0
more INSURANCE on IT. hooks than any com
uany IN the world
Theod re ThespisD'But mv dear fellow.
will pay u in timem Peter :. Flint pre-.
Ter ID la money Harvard Lampoon.
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NOTICE. WILLIAM B. tRRl DER,
~ the tenant ans occupant Of the p us sitn-
tt te. ak lnown as the Delaware House in
n tied School Districts Nos. 9, 3yI6,il aud fll6,
OnsOlidated aud Incorporated nder the
nnme AID style or the Newark Pub
lic schools hite Clay Greek hundred,
county OF New c site ana State Of
Delaware. in compliance with the require
uch ca-e mace aud provided. do hereby give
iotice that I shall apply in writing 10 the
Tou of General Sessions Of The Peace and
.,r New Castle county. on NondaN. the oth
lay of NAY. 1898. being the neat term of sa
cou T. for "a license for said use, a. an inn
lr Tavern. for The sale therein of iutOXicat-
ing liquors I'm less quantities than one quart.
o be drui k on the pr, misses and the follow
ing respectable citizens AID substantial free
,.i1ore of aard unifed school districts recOm-
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LIorNsr App1InArrnns.

NOTICE.. MllHAELT. CONWAY. THE
- owner and o. cupant OF the house situa-
ted at lOf MaiS land avenue. in the Third
ward in the city of " ilmington. county Of
New Castle and State of De aware. in com
pliance with the reQu rements of the acts Of
the General Assembly in such case made and
provided. do hereby give notice that j shall
apply In writing TO the Courl of General Ses-
State of Delaware in and for New Castle
county, on Monday, The Sth day Of May. 1888,
b ing tie next term of said court. for license
for said house. rs an inn or tavern for the sale
the Elm of Intoxicating liquors IN le. quanti-
ties than one Qu. .rt, to be drunk on the
premises. and the following respectable citi-
are substantial freeholders Of said ward,
rfr I'm fftf. a tho said .ntilfrn linn vi
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what a Widow Is.

-New York Adver.sor.
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will do this. Nov let the democrats deal
with him in the same way. No candiu
advocate OF silver currency can afirn
that the people of the United States have
not gone To the extreme limit OF public
safety In the struggle to maintain silver
In connection with gold rs monetary
standard. I'VE have purchased H.,
coined IL and given IL a legal tender
power beyond its value For Is years. Dur
ing all this time 1t has been constantly on
the decline. Even India has abandoned
II. look still for an International agree
ment, and II that shall come the relation
oil the two metals to each other will bs care
fully reconslered. do not believe that the
policy OF eternal IN m,nom,tallism adopted
in time of panic could stand. IL Is
enough for the present occasion to say
there should b, no further coinage oil
silver except by the unanimous consent
of the commercial nations. Upon that
policy, u we adopt II voluntarily, VIC can
stand. II We decline to adopt IL volun-
iarily, We shall be compelled To II alike by
the loss of trade and the necessities OF all
classes, chiefly, however, the laboring mon
of the country vino cannot live without
stable currency and steady credit.
At the close of Hoars speech n discus
sion started as to tho old question of the
responsibility for tho dcmonetiEation of
silver and was carried on some time by
Stewart, Cockrell. Aldrich. Hoar and Shcr-
man. The senate then adjourned.
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san FRANCISCO, Aug. ia crusade
against Chinese laborcrs has been started
in the san joaquin valley and IL seems to-
be spreading over the state. Owing to
financial troubles large number Of white
men are out OF work while many Chinese
arc employed steadily on the ranches and
in tho vineyards. In several places white
men have held meetings and notified the
Chinese that they must make room for
white laborcrs. Many of the ranch own
ers have decided to discharge Chinese help
and employ whites. Serious riots have
been narrowly avoided la many places.
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ASSIGNMENT IN LIVINGSTON.
Mrs. krnn~iiy, Owner OF the Aibcmarie
Hotel Properly, Gives u Up.
Sppr, nj niSnltrh Ia The STANDARD

Mrs. Kennedy, Owner OF the Aibcmarie
Hotel Properly, Gives u Up.
Special Dispatch to the standard
LIVINGSTON. Aug. l5.-Mrs. Ellen l..
Kennedy Of Nova Scotia, made an assign
ment this afternoon of all her real and
personal property Of whatsoever nature
aud description in Park county. The
bulk OF the property consists Of the Albe-
marie, estimated to bo worth $1,000.
George A. Gordon OF this city is named as
assisEuAa-- Liza hotel was free from en-
cumbrancc till yesterday when IL was
mortgagcd TO Mr.. Kcnnclly's son oi
Orange. y. j., for 81, ,5oJ. The mortgage
was given and the assignment made by
Mrs. Kennclly's husband who has power
Of attorney. The liabilities including the
mortgage are $500; assets about $500.
Yesterday the insurance companies ad-
in stcd damage on the hotel by the recent
fire, the amount agreed on being about
$500. The assignee has taken posses
son aud will repair the damage and r.
open the house in about three weeks.
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DEDUCTED FROM HIS TERM.
Frank Brady viii Get the BENEFIT OF the
Time %. Lay In Jail.


special Dispatch to the STANDARD
HELENA, Aug. 15.-Governor Richards
has taken from the sentence Of Frank
Brady the five months which he lay in the
Butte Jail from the time hc was convicted
of grand larceny, January ~. 1881. To the
time lie received his three years sentence
on June - following. A motion for "A new
trial was made at the time OF the convic-
ton and aftcrw ards Withdrawn. II was
the peudancy Of the motion which caused
the lapse of time between conviction
aud sentence. The action OF the gov crnor
was based on personal letter from Brady
setting forth these facts. Ia his letter Ia
the board of parions the governor SAYS: I:
ait is clear 10 INV mind that tho five
months incarceration suffered after con
ylcIion aud before sentence should. a. n
matter Of justice. bc deducted from his
term Of Imprisonment in the pcnitcnti-
ary." With good behavior Brady's time
would he out IN January nrNt; with the
Communication he will get out Aug. q.
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WAsHINGroN, Aug. l5.-The discussion
In the senate finance committee over the
Voorhees, bill increasing the national
banks circulation tends to show that tho
committee is far removed from common
ground OH the question of general lcgisla.
ton on the financial situation aud the re,
peal of the purchasing clause of the Sher-
man law i'm particular. The anti-siiyer
men on the committee arc Sherman. Nc
Pherson, Morrill,, Allison aud Alirich
The silver men are Harris, Vance. Vest,
Jones of Arkansas aud Jones of Nevada
with Chairman Voorhees, holding tine bal.
ance of power. How he will vot. ma,
decide the action Of tho committee.
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IT KNOCKED THINGS.
Eject OF the Northern Pacific Receiver
ship on Wall street.

Eject of the Northern Pacific Receiver
ship on Wall street.
New YORK, Aug. 15.-The stock market
was extremely dull throughout the day
and still lower range of prices prevailed.
Dealings were confined almost entirely TO
the professional element which continues
bearish on the unsettled state of
affairs. The true cause for this
situation developed to-day after
3 o'clock when il was learned that the
syndicate formed to take the collateral
trust notes of the Northern Pacific COM
pany Ia liquidate Tho floating debt had
been disputed, and on application OF the
Farmers Loan and Trust company. re-
ceivers were appointed for the property.
Northern Pacific common fell of 10 a..
and preferred TO 1917.
Wool-Dull, irregular; domestic fleece,
2ou ss; pulled, 15a 70; Texas, 12al1.
Bar silver, %.
Copper Barely steady. Lake S9.65.
Icad-Quict. domestic s3.32L.
Tin Barely steady, $3.50; plates quiet ,
steady.
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Iitg Islaxss.

OAKLAND. Cal. Aug. l5.-Tubbs' hotel,
the PRINCIPAL hotel in the city. burned last
night. lt was insured for s.5.0oo. Tho
guests received no injuries, a. they had
not retired at tho time OF the fire. but
most of them lost their effects. The hotel
was built over - years ago at a cost of
slOO.UoD aud furnished at cost of $1,000.
Scventy-hyc thousand dollars was offered
for the property recently and refused.
BufFALo. Aug. 15.-Coatsworth's cle-
yaior, capacity l,2pJ,OD bushels. valued
at $4,000. WAS destroyed by lire, together
with "A dozeu frame structures, mostly sa-
looms and dwellings. A there were only
1000 bushels of grain in store the loss
will not exceed Ss)D.0o); covered by in.
-nrn nrn-
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BEAVER FALLS, Pa, Aug. ia iiendisll
act was perpetrated yesterday afternoon
near Homewool, which resulted in the
death OF three boy to-day. Frank Graham
of Homcwood. IL years old, knew tha,
three other boys were hunting ground hogs
about a mile below the village. lie got a
can OF blasting powder, attached fuse.
placed II i'm little pile al
rocks and waited until the young
hunters neared the spot. Then he Ii,
the fuse and crept oil 10 n safe distance.
Burgess Reed, l6 years old and James
Reed, aged IA. sons of Smith Reed. a we'll
known farmer. with James Garner, aged
IL. approached the spot entirely uncon-
scious of danger. The can exploded. all
being manned and burned terribly
Physicians did everything possible for the
young sufferers but they died this morn.
ing. Graham made his escape and is still
at large,
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FRESH FROM MISSOULA.
Tho New Time schsduis Soon to Go Into
EHset On the ". r.


Special Dispatch TO tho STANDARD.
MIssouLA, Aug. l5.-Generai Superin-
tentcnt Dickinson left Missoula for st.
Paul this morning after spending day In
consultation with the local officials of the
Northern Pacific. As a result Of this meet
ing II Is announced to-day that tho change
will be made in the train service as pub
lished in these dispatches yesterday except
that the east bound train will arrive about
6 80 in the morning and tho west bound
at 2:35 in the afternoon. Changes on lo-
cal branches have already gone into cf-
feet and on the main line will take place
August 20.
Judge Brantiy presided at the morning
session of the district court and disposed
of n large amount of unfinished business.
In the afternoon Judge Woody
was on the bench and heard a
motion in the case of George Aucock
charged with grand larceny. The defend
ant was dismissed with sound lecture by
Judge Woody. To-day the case of Pat
Gallagher. charged with the murder OF
Mike KcArncy. will be heard. No difficulty
is anticipa ted in securing jury, and the
case should be finished by Friday. George
Haidorn arrived In the city tonight to
take part in the defense of Gallagher.
Self defense will ba the cause Of the de-
fendant, IL is expected. kcarney was
killed at Nine Mile last June, Gallagher
shooting him with n Winchester. The ac-
cuscd is confident Of acquittal.
number of Methodist ciersymcn are
In town tonight from the conference at
Bozeman. W. B. tooinb of Great Falls,
will he stationed at Missouln.
The Bonner mills this week began run
Al. ,.aik "A I. f..l
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NEW YORK, Aug. l5.-Pontitical mass
was celebrated this morning at -. Pat
rick's cathedral by Archbishop Satolli.
papal delegate, IN the presence of one of
the largest crowds ever gathered in the
cathedral. Archbishop torrigan de.
liNcrcd a sermon. which was the real event
of the morning. as IN IL he took occasion
to declare his loyalty and fealIy to the
holy see and its representatives. lie
hoped the attacks which had been made
upon his perfect loyalty had been inspired
by ignorance. and SAID whatever had been
said against his rights aud character he
rejected as something not 10 be counten-
auced for a moment.
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Al Monmouth, I',rk.

MoSMouTH PARK, Aug. l5.--Track fast.
Six furlongs-AIoha won; Srocco. sccoud; I;
Toprallant. third. Time. l:li Seven
furlongs gs-tharmon won; Nouy Arlou,
second; Treasure. third. TiIuu, ~. Six
furlUngs lIornpipe won; Jack of Spades.
second; Mr.. Jingle, third. Time. i:l3.
Mile and a half Rimlpo wou; Si. Loon
ards. second; Cominchc, third. Fine.
2:3s. Five furlongs patr,can won;
Himyara. second: Little Pirate, third.
Time. :JOa SIX urlongs s-Eyauatus
won: Willie L., second; Wolcot, third.
Timp .l3
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County A.se..prs' Emoiument..
DIspaLch Io tln StnnIlrl

specla Dlspitch 10 Tue StaniirL
HELENA. Aug. 15.-Attorncy General
Haskell has just rendered an opinion that
under the fee bill of 1891. county asses sors
cannot claim the 10 per cent. hcrctofors
enjoyed for the collection Of the poor tax
Of s. per able doiiel man. The opinion
says the "fcc bill' was mandatory in pro-
vldine that all moneys collected by
county officers should be paid into the
county treasury for the use of tho county
that all county officers are granted au
ample salary for every duty; and that tho
intent of the act was TO limit theft
maximum compensation from every
source.