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Sad HOO 10th NV 13r $75 1926 NV Tor TX
Stor'rm S25 7th NV. .65 HOO 18th NV lar *
Sad so Fentonpl NV Or 10 72l 18th NV 12r "a
StOr m sta 200 K ne. Is pa N ] ave NV Or so 90
StoreroOm 1541 NV. Is PA ] ave NV Or 30 s.,
Gunton bid, rms 81, o. 216 n ] ave NV Or 10 80
%, 20, "a and %. "a. 30 Ills 18th NV Or 80 so
Gunton bid rms 49, II & 21O5 Pa ave- lar so
basement room. 81. so 236 ] ave NV Sr so
Gunton bid, rms 21&23 80 451 NJ NV so
719 Market sp, l. 80 1914 n ave. 12r so
GuntOn bid, rms 22&24 % 1214 n NV 7r 30
626 La ave, Sd floor .25 1884 18th NV Sr IS so
515 18th, rms 4, $50. % $40 NV IS so
aus La nv, back r. I'd n. 10 b32 21st NV Tor. AZ
1889 II nw room 8. Is 2149 Fla NV, Or. AZ. 90
119 Market S, rs2&3. II. 80 21O ave NV yr 40 90
1899 Il NV, room Z. 10 pa + NV, l1r. ..... 40
46S La ave, hack. 80. 8 fOi II NV, 1Or 40
DO 1lth, room 7.....6 206 ID NV, Or. 81. 90
46S La ave, Sd floor. 3 2S03 Q NV. Or. .... as
Stable 1416 X NV. Is 1421 Fla ave NV, Sr 35
Stable rear 2135 G nv. 10 1915 T NV Sr. -. 81
Stable rear 495 C...lO 5I4 Sth NV 35
Stable rear sos 10Th NV % 14IS 18th NV Tor 85
Stable r'r 100 X NV 500 1000 Sth nw IS
Stable r'r 2013 18th NV s. pa Il NV, Tor. .35
Stable r'r 1885 10th NV ; I7OS 10th NV, Or. 33
1924 18th NV, Tor. 10
The above Is only portion of the property ON
my books. For full list call at Office FOR bulletin
issued on the LIST and 18th.
au22-w,f&m T. E. wAGGAMAN.
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927 French st. 7r. PISS
2li Is st NV, 6r.. 25.35
1923 Gth st NV. 7r.22.S5
2loS X st, 6r......2a. 80
233 list st NV, Or. rs. 35
1888 Columbia, Sr. .25.5O
fi29 18th st NV, 5r. %
IA Sth st ne. 6r. 40
f53S Columbia st, 7r. %
406 Fla ave NV, 7r.22.90
1895 v ST. Or. ......22. 80
1913 9th st NV. Or. 22.5o
42S / st NV, Or. 40
636 d st Sc, Or. ..20.50
l21 California, Or. ..20.35
81 G ne, Or. .20.35
Wash Grove, Or. 30
G09 It'll NV. store. 20
205 G ne. Or. IS
1914 7th NV. 5r. 1885
1904 10th, Or. .....1S.3
6l5 H st ne, 6r. 1850
81 L st NV. Or. II
1141 9th st ne. Or. 1850
IL Defrecs st. Or. Us. 80
Takoma Park. Sr. rs
ia 10th st sc, Or. 1850
4s6 NJ st sw, Or. .l5.30
1851 II ST ne, Or. is
222S Cleyel'd Gr.l4.S0
915 ~ st sw. Jr...l3.31
22l5 9TH st. 5r. ~
233 Mass NJ n., 4r.1I..0
1G01 kraemer ST, 6rfl.30
9l7 Ki.ch at sw, Ar. II. 30
SIG j. sw. 5r. 10. 20
1913 Wylie st ne.5r. 1850
1915 Oregon st, 3r. 10
l01 y st Sc, Or. -. $50
1913 Kraemer ne, 6r.9.3O
2526 9Th NV. 5r. 10
413 o s'y. rear, Ar. $50
622 Gordon ne, ir. $50
1865 Sd sw, Ar. $50
1922 l. Sc. 5r..........S
1903 Graceiand CT. Ir.7.S0
SER & CO., Sl6 + NV.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-AN EI.EiTRoPOISE VERY LITTLE
used, with books giving full descriptions for using
same. Address '-ELECrROPOIsE,'' star Office.
au243t"
FOR SALE-AT oNCE-DIIrr CIiEAP-FURNI-
turc OF seven-room ho'ise. rent $3.50; ROOMS
rented bring S3s. Address A. c. d., Star Office.
au23-3ts
FOR SAIE-ENTIRE FURNISHING OUTFIT OF A
3-roon: housekeeping fiat: easy terms to respon-
sibe party. JERRY. Star Office. aa2S-2t'
toR sALE-$s5 % YEARS GUARANTEED lax
gold-hed watch. face case, with adjusted
movement, SIS. SIS steel blue. pure white, dia-
nond stud: be bought for SIS. $40 pair
diamond earrings: csa be boaght for SIS. Inquire
at A kAHN'S. s35 81. NV. au1-3m
FOR SNE-FINE COUNTER AND BINS. SUIT
able for or very or provision store; will be sOld
cheap. Apply go 1st ST. NV. aus ST.
FOR sALE-LoUNGE s250; COOK STOVES. IS:
oak desk. IS; 81 per week for bed room and par
Tor suites: low prices Call REDMOND'S CHEAP
CASH AND TINE HOUSE si3 eth St NV mys -tr
Fol; SALE-"OTTO'' GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW
AMI sec oad hand: any size.
Send for circular call on
nl2-tr d. BAILAUF. Agt r3I 7th ST. NV
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
CARPET CLEANING.

AAiMONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Werks.-CArpets cleaned IN the best manner.
Carpets made moth proof free Of charge. Mat
tresses made mad, to order. once. ITO Pa. ave.
mh2-tf II. NEWMYER, Manager.
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1908 MI .14r&bsI6G 70 tcs n 81, s-sb. .s3s. 50
1879 Corcoran. -1r&b.. IS PAD {; x 1rSh 10 AZ
Lao J. st. 12rNh GO q " st. iorSb. ...... IS
I'll Riggs pl, :o&b. 90 1911 9th. Crab Cfurl 80
ISL Riggs pl. ar&b. ~ IIat g st. SrSb. =. Is
st6 CorcorHn Sr&b - i!3s Idnd tthl1r&b22 SO
1871 18Th st. 9rlsb. 60 Conduit road SrSh X
if60 Ore ave, l0rS3. rs Offices 623 n ST S. to q
aulS-S. GEO I. PARKS, GA r st.
FOR RENr-FROM SEPTEMBER 1. NO 9O7 NJ ST
NV, ID rooms: $50. 123s Duncan place ne 4
rooms; $3.50. CT and 6S Jackson st. ne 8
rooms: 5000 each. JOHN w. NORRIS.
au13-1m 6l4 ST. NV
Groom brick: south front; ami; electric bells
speaking tubes; thing; vaults; yards; alley
near cars See HARBIN, $40 Pa. ave. sc.
je15-3m
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

TOh hENI-HOUSES.
FOR PENTHOUSE laos Q ST. NV; $50; :
rooms BATH cellar: lately entirely reftted; large
lot; key at 100 18Th st. Also stable In rear.
FOR RENT-NEAT BROWN STONE, ROOMS.
Sl3 n. G. ave-, $50. Two Groom bricks S16, SIS
81. Sc, $50; AMI. Also pleasant Groom brick,
T ~ e st kr ne SIS All open. Owner. J. D.
FOR RESrv7OO ST; y. E.; I ROOMS; NICELY
FOR RENT-722 nth ST. s. E., - RMS, $50.
4!2k Md. ave. s.w.. 5 rms $3.50 80 II st. NV,
cigar store, rms $50. So Fl ST. NV, 9 rms,
au243ts "
FOR RENT-TO SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS,
twestery brick corner house on 18th ST.;
parking front and side; good cellar; modern i'm
provements. Inquire 1924 s st. NV. au2i-3t'
FOR PENTHOUSE 1112 n. H. AVE; DESIRA-
BILE S-story brick; 10 rooms; dining room and
kitchen on LIST floor; furnace; rent reduced to
$40 Month; key at drug store, cor. 22d and l.
sts Address A. WOILARD,
au24-3t' BrightwOOd, ID. c.
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE BROOM BRICK; 1220
st. NV; with two baths, cellar, furnace. &c. !;
elegant repair; $40. Brick, 500 ii st. NV; ii
rOoms bath, &C.; $65. Brick. GIG ii st. NV;
y rooms, bath &e:; newly papercd and painted;
$50: Brick 2So Mass. ave. NV; rooms $50.
Eisht-room brick, with bath, c.; 1888 10th st.
NV; $50. Seven-rOom brick; 633 st. NV;
$50. Frame, 1131 9th st. D.w.; rooms, bath,
&c.; $40. Brick 943 l. st. NV; rooms; SO.
ALBEIT T. FOX, $50 st. NV. au2i3t
FOR RENT-lO03 NEW JERSEY AVE. N.W.-SIX
rooms and bath; all MI; SILK: to family
only. Apply on premises au24-3t"
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500 A sc. Or & b. q. so
lf6 Z re. 7r&b. %. 80
100 Z 81. Or 4 b. n so
I1o5-fT Harvard. Or. rs
214 & PIP 9Th ne, 6r.l5.30
i2o4 Ward CT. 4r tcol,
water .............10
l0ll I ne, Ar tcoD. -
2 Scott st, sr. 8
J. I acre ground. SAT-. 50
lBLE. DAVIS 4 CO..
1919 " st. NV.
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FUN IkI>.N -
s23-25-27 VT ave. .S75
627 ID ST NV. 100
1885 p st NV, 1Sr. .65
900 9th NV, 11r. 60
715 NJ NV, 11r. 81. 30
p13 r l ave, Tor. 60. 80
1121 14th NV, 13r. rs
1925 18th st NV. 15r. rs
925 O st NV, 1ir. 80
600 II st NV. Tor. so
1928 18th st NV, 7r. =. 40
Goa 18th. lir. .S3. "a
1914 10th NV. 13r. $500
1881 18th st. Or. sees
1702 r st, 12r. 80. IS
221l Wash cir, Or. IS. Is
1927 9th st NV, Or so. 50
$40 n Y ave NV, l2r. so
GA 18th st. 12r. so
q NJ st NV, Tor. ia
lexington, Or. so
1894 9th st, Tor. .47.50
1888 9th st NV, Or. AS. 80
2l02 II NV, Sr. ...42.17
1f00 D st NV, Sr. ..40.50
R5 e Cap 81, ilr. .Ac.5o
1902 o st NV, Or. 81. G6
BOP ) st ms. Sr. .. .35. 20
1913 10th st, Or. ..35.51
1918 7 st NV, Sr. $3.50
1875 W NV, 7r. 80. Al
1547 9th ST NV. Is. 3O.J0
1923 9th NV, Or. 30. III
635 A st Sc. 7r. .30.35
e23. \ ] ave NV, 7r. 3o.4
SIG d st Sc, Sr. ..35
1913 Marion st, ar. .3o.35
1920 L st, hail. 80
so n Y ave ne. Or. 80
1925 Marion st. 1r. Is
437 I st NV, l1r. $3.50
400 10th st sc. 7r. .27.5O
$40 j. 81 NV, Sr. .23
1888 9Th st NV, 7r. IS
321 Spruce st, Or. ..27. 80
1924 9th st. 1r. ct. IS
au20-m.w &f d. II. WAR
FOR RENT
1911 / NV, 12r&s. =. .$75
1lsS 18th NV, cor s. Sr 80
1924 eth NV, s&ptdw. 80
1913 18th NV, or. 20
1927 Sth NV, Or. $50
G.
auoO-1m
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HOTELS.
Cochran Hotel.

14TH AND K SITS. NV. WASHINGTON. Do
The COCHRAN will reopen October 1. under the
management Of JOHN c. MILFORD. II will he
conducted as a rstclass house in every particular
Occupying one Of the best locations in the CITY.
with communication to all points by street cara
MODERN IN ALL APPOINTMENT, unexcelled In
interior arrangement furnished throughout In the
best style, and constructed in the most durable
manner, it is virtually FIREPRooF II therefore
affords the best home in the city for either perma-
nent transient guests
For diagrams Of arrangement Of suites or single
rooms. and terms. address. after September 1, NJ
the hotel, JOHN c. MILFORD
GOD Mana,.r
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FOR RENT-CNFURNISltED.
Dupont Circle, 13r. 15oI 1905 9th NV Or. 90 80
1882 Binney st NV. 1897 Corcoran st, Sr. 40
13r ......-..... 100 So2 ii st NV, Or. 40
ITO 10th NV. 1sr. -. loo 2l29 st NV. Sr. 40
416 9Th st NV. 16r. :. as, 2l31 p 1T NV, 90
l9l2 10th st NV. 12r. 10 1905 1ub st nv, Dr.. 80
lt02 Greg ave NV. f3r. 80 Dos st nc, Or. .35
.e2 st nv, 1ir......75 1913 Linden st NV, Sr 80
So1O Hillyer ave NV, 1l0i o st NV, Fps
1T ................ rs 1881 NJ st NV ST.. .25. 80
293 Hillyer Pl, Tor. 20 le09 l1th NV, Sr. %. 30
SO8 llth NV t1at) 4r&b65 11o2 9TH st Sr. % 80
!s2l 10th st nv. lor -6o lloS 7th st BE, ST. so
!ol3 st NV, Tor. .6S HOS 9Th st sr. 80
!ez9 81, Dr. ..05 40 X ave nv. sr-25. 20
403 1lth st NV. Or. .65 1887 NJ st NV, ST.. =
1906 st NV, Tor. 50 1929 Goth st nw or. Is
1116 NJ st NV, Sr. Col HOG 18th st NV 2r. 81
ilu2 Shapin st NV, III. Co CSC st ne, 6r.... .25
aotO Zist ST NV, Tor. go 24l st ne. Tim
$500 14th st NV, Or. 60. f0f ii Il NV 1Sr fGG g.
20l9 Hillyer ri NV, HRS 3I7 n ave Sc ar % So
2225 st NV, Tor. .55 40 nth nw fat, Ar 20
1854 nth NV. Tor. rs PIP list Fl sw Or IA
1915 NV, Or. ...... .60i ZIG LIST st sw, 8r...I4
2o2i Hillyer ave, I2r go ID LIST st sw, 81. IA
1913 o 81 NV. Tor. co s35 PomeIoy st. A.. H. 80
1712 18th NV ffao, Or. 30 Cpl Polneroy St Ar 1880
1904 st NV. .5e 1907 Union ct, ar. H. 50
700 st NV, Tor. 81 In of 12a5 Conn
1433 X st NV. 23r 1861 ay,seveIaI fats, ga 6.25
1913 o st NV, Or. 0.5a 226 LIST sw. Or. rs
1914 NV, Tor. ......45 DDS list st sw. 6r.....l5
!.OS st NV, Sr.....45 ITO and 11i2 c st NV,
lII3 10th st NV. Tor. As entire building.
The above is only a partial list OF the properttes
In cur hands. For Rent Bulletin, Containing full
description. issued weekly and can lie bad upon ap-
piication to THOMAS j. FISHER g. CO.,
aul7-m.w&ff 1924 ST
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FOR RENT
1919 r st NV. o1ce
rooms $50
o23 23d. 11r. so. GO
1911 Slst NV. f2r. so. ~
$3.50 N NV. 12r. 40
29o6 n NV, 10-, mi. SIS. so
1905 18th NV. Tor 81. so
409 G NV. 11r&b. 80
Ole LIST sc. .......3. 30
1o3 q sc, 7r & b. .23.5o
Woodside. Nd, Or fran,
DE
Jy@tr
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| 9th Ne. Sr. 80
CTS l. NV. 7r......2c.5 so
SoS LIST NV, Gr.. .25. 10
5l7 "a ne. 7r. %
2O3 Morgan NV. Or. 30
dAILES W. HANDY,
R1n reth Of ~ -
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CHIROPODISTS

RELIEF IN FIVE MINUTEs-THAT Is WHAT
our bunion and corn shields do-onc trial Will
prove that the relief is sure. Corns and iunions
treated. 70 cts. each, without pain. Prof T. 4
GEORGES son. 1l15 Pa. ave- NV auia
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FOR PENTHOUSE TAOS O ST. NV; $50; Z
rooms bath. cellar: lately entirely reftted; large
lot; Key at 17O9 18Th st. Also stable In rear.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT FINE-TONED HALLET 4 DAVIS
upright piano; will sell. Also good Hard
man piano; u real bargain. AT S1l vtn nv
au2i-6t
FUR kENT-REMlNGTON TYPEwRTrERS AT
the REMINGTON Office: modern machine; per-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand; delivered
Tree al city; one month applies on purchase OF
new when directly following rental.
NICkOtF, SEA3IANS IL BENEDICT,
d1g-tf Cor stb and + sIs NV
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FOR EXCHANGE.

9U EXCiIINGE-LOTS IN NORTHEAST WASH
inEton for house in u nice suburb. Address Box
c., Star Office. avg St.
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ATTORNEYS.

GEO ". KERN,
Lawyer.
Expert IL patent eases. Specifications drawn fof
invent rs. Dis ST., Washington, D. C. Us eY1'
CA1IP;:;I.I. CARRINGTON.
Attorney I--faw,
Webster Law building, SOS u st. NV Wash
hs,tDn. DC Eesideaea. 933 X st. NV d.
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s12h fAh. store. 1880
S14 10th, hall. 1880
SIT 10th, Or, W. 1880
2637 !, ar & store. rs
S31 N II ave. Or. w.14.30
92S 4th ne, Or. W. Ia
231J to 81 G, Or, w.l3.50
1926 II, 5r. 1880
22:5 st paui's ct.5ri3.30
TO ii sw, Or, ". ..13.3O
4O2-4-6-S 21st. Or. W. 1890
2i16 \, Or. .l3
1906 Both. Or, W. .13
1927 Jennings. 5r. w12.50
1903 Riggs, Or, W. 1880
422 Franklin, 4r. IL
2113, r'r l.. Or, W. .12.5 so
I144 Linger's al. 4r, w12.30
1902 Erie, 5r.........12
924 I'D, r'r, Ar, w.11.50
527 cath. CIR, W. III
2313-l5 Va av,4r,w.10.50
S25 26th, Or, W. .10.5O
y Cottage row.5r, w.1O.30
2i01 q, Ir. w......10.30
40 B sw, r'r, Ar, w.10.30
! Poone ct, 4r, W. 1000
2417 +, 5r. 10
2+22 Va ave, 5r. 10
3S01-3 NJ, Or. 10
9l0-12-14 9th, Or. 10
s 2ll0 l., r'r, 3r. 10
! 1917 +, 3r. 10
1856 Linger's al, 5r.9.3O
3a3S-2S 4 1r w n
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LOST AND FOUND.
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS.

COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB
lie for all states and territories SPECIALITY
by IL ii. EVANS, Office Cbasemep), 1921 Z st.
Always In Office, Office hours. ja7-tf
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
and territory. Notary and U. s. Commissioner.
JOHN z. BEAIL.
oc2s 1921 + AT NV
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENTED FLOOR, WITHOUT BOARD DE-
sirabe suite fur. rooms in nod. well-kept house
near nrst-class hotels and cable ears; also one
other room; refs. 1924 l. st. au24-3as
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05
The Business Outlook.

The outlook foriincreasedlbusi Is
hot very inspiring. A great many
men ere idle and there is continued
aemand for food, fuel und clothing.
Some persons seem to think that the
lines may ue improved by merely
laying they are getting better. As
we'll might one attempt to stand on
nothing and hold himself up by his
shoulder straps, or as Mr.. Hewett said.
by tina ''seignorage." coin n vacuum
There are many smart Alecks in tho
world, hut they all lack the power to
command the winds or to create some
thing out Of nothing. .....
When orders are secured for the
building OF ships, the construction OF
ears, pape: machinery, and articles Of
utility the times will improve, but
thus far we regret to say they are
very dull, and those who have capita
TO Invest in any enterprise that will
give employment to the people, should
not delay doing so. 1t is al excellent
time for rich Democrats to come for
ward and show their faith by their
works. II they do not do so we may
presume that thsir professed love for
the poor aud needy is sham. u fraud.
mere subterfuge to catch votes sim
liar to the dollar wheat and cheap
Hour promise Of Senator IilHg and the
good things . edicteI by Professor
Handy. As spring advances, however,
We may expect some additional work
n building houses, railroads. Ne. but
still wages will be low and business
far from what II should be.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05

The Democrats who censured the
Republicans for the delay IN passing
the Wilson tariff btfl should be pre-
Bented with pickle. Tho attempt to
relieve their own pErtlsuns from the
responsibility III this matter is AS
puerile as wicked, The peuple all
know that the delay is cau5ed by a
failure on the part of tho Demo
Gratis to agree among themselves.
Senators lllll, Brice, German. Muir.
phsy. White AMI one or two Others ace
responsible for tile deluv, and they
should he eiti er Condemned or
ihsnked for the amendments they
have proposed in order to prevent tie
ruin which tho conlederates seem TO
have planned to hiring upon the indus.
tries or our country Senator Briee
intlmated very clearly that The South.
ern Brigadiers were aiuiIi.s In this
Wilson bill to accomplish what they
failed TO effect on the battlefield and
their triumph In tA!s ms :ance would be
"luNbulViAh w llIt NlAlpitt At AIflLA =
burg anu Apomattox.
The outcome will lie seen in few
days. and the working people may
soon learn, II they have not abroad )
done so. whom to curse and whom ts
bless! 1t may be, however, that many
voters will prove 80 blind as to klss
the !hand That smites them, also to
bow their ueeks 10 the additional bur
dens that have been placed upon them
in the name of Democracy and vote tc
perpetuato the domlnaney OF the
party, as 1t las often been said thai
mon convinced against their will ar,
ofsthe Sam opinion still or imagine
That thrift muy follow fawnIns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05

George L., sou OF Howard L. and
Nellie Vernon. has not been absent or
tardy at any session of the public
school that he attends in the past
four years, although he could not
walk without the aid OF clutches. This
is a good record and one worthy OF
Imitation. He will certainly make a
scholar, and eventually graduate at
he High School, If favored with con.
tinued good health. Although famed
for life he may yet make his mark in
the GDttle uf life. Go on George. let
excelsior" be your motto. The race
Is not always won by the swift, no
the battle by the strong" Patience
and perseverance will overcome otstu.
cles that genius" will fail to sur.
mount.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05
NEW CASTLE NEWS
What IL TranspIring in the Pretty Town
on tho Delaware.
Cnritsnnndence of tho Rennhlicnn

on the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican,
New CASTLE. March s.
City Assessor John MoGonigal was
much surprised To read an article in
tho Evening journal Of Saturday,
casting reflections upon him for the
manner In which lie made the 1898 as
Dessment and charging him with leav-
ing tie names of twenty-five proral-
nent young men of of the list. among
whom was the correspondent himself
On May 10th the journal stated that
the assessors lists, at a meeting of
City Countil, were referred to the
Committee on Taxation.
1t also stated that there would be a
duplicate copy hung up for ten days
In tho Mayors office after the follow
lug week. Mr.. McGonigal said on
Saturday evening to me that he made
the assessment to the best of his
ability and left NO one Off whom he
knew to be bona fide citizen. When
young man reaches his mai GRITTY in
October IL is difficult for the assessor
to know that In the following May.
The Journal correspondent being q
wide awake young man who takes
n!deep interest In tho city should al.
ways examine both county and city
assessment lists and find out in time
whether he Is assessed or not and
thereby avoid the humiliation of no,
being In position to vote his senti
ments although ready to pay his tax
to do 80.
But Mr.. McGonigal doubts the
veracity that there arc twenty-five
young men, who. at The time OF the
assessment, were not put on the list.
The ten days that the lists are hung
up is the time when everyone should
see whether they are assessed or not,
and II anyone is left of then 1t Is his
own fault.
Not for several years past has there
been SUCH interest taken in the schoo
board election as WAS on Saturday
The following is the result:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05
moNpAY. MARCH 8. ,ss4.


Prior to the election In 1899. the
New York Herald declared oil several
sccaslons, that President Harrison
must be defeated. and the Mckinley
iAriff be repealed, or Congress would
Ind It necessary to enact law to re.
sfrict the emigration OF foreigners to
ais country. The voters agreeing
With the Herald, that emigration was
m evil voted for President Cleveland,
md thus removed the necessity Of
my change In the laws in regard
10 emigrants landing upon our
shores. Cieveland's election and the
war upon the Mckinley tariff effect
ually put an end to all fear OF our
country being overrun by Europeans,
who hoped to better their condition.
Through tho election OF CLEVELAND
smigration has been effectually block.
I'd and hundreds anu thousands OF
soreigners have returned to their
lormer homes In Europe. Vat the
simon-pure Democrats tell us that
Notwithstanding these facts that the
yar they have mazda on the Mckinley
lariff did not lead to depression OF
business, that the dull times prevailed
a every section of tho world and
would have come anyway. Such til Tx
avors OF Ignorance or dishonesty. The
Herald foresaw the effect OF Cleve'
nnd's election. every man dill who
WAS not purblind party man, and
ne Republican papers and orators
predicted the scenes which have en-.
ned. So long as Congress persists in
king a low tariff on foreign goods,
We shall not be called on to enact any
pthor legislation to keep foreigners ont
" our country-free trade and the
manufacture OF goods at a low rate.
will do 1t most etlectually. The Herald
was right, the triumph of tile Demo.
ratic party on free trade platform,
hut out emigration, and thus enabled
he foreigner friends to get rid OF
troublesome questio without in
iurring the enmity OF their relative
md supporters. ."#".
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05
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81.


CuppirgRnI laycn..l=s. 100 T.. Second St
CuPpEns SleeohInE, Parlcr.5Os Madison.
Fin-ll''',u IHn".tFA st. Wet .-,5 : i
Tie worG on the new Hitter plant is
progressing rapidly.
Peter j. Ford Is giving some of his
time and attention Just now to poll
tics, Peter takes TO politics rs naturally
as duck TO water. He Is level headed
and has largo following amongst the
Democrats.
a silver cross and square with a
iigare OF lion on IL was found on
Twelfth street, and is now awaiting an
owner Mt the central station.
A prominent business man over
Eleventh street bridge has heen gun
Mug for two years for muskIats. and
he succeeded In killing one by chance
on the night OF March the first, OF this
year
William r. Orpen, plumber. las
removed from l22 Market street. to 8
Vest 3rd street, where YOU will al.
ways find L full line OF beor goods
1he monthly meeting Of the Hilles
WomRn's Christian Temperance Onion
VIII lie held at the home OF Mrs. Anna
Haley, highlands. Oh Tuesday evening.
March dth at 40 O'Clock.
- lie NHllruad employees Social and
Athletic Club" was formed yesterday
afternoon The CLUB is similar to the
one now In operatiouln PHILADELPHIA,
and two rooms will bc Handsomely
furnished in tho Gawthrop bulldog as
headquarters.
lkfhe Young Mems Association Of
Moral and intellectual Improvement
will give book donation entertain.
ment at their hal, Fourth and Frencn
Streets, on Wednesday, the 9TH Inst.
All welcome. Admission free,
The Hon. Geo. V. Massey, of Dover
was In our city on Saturday