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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30
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ORDER

EGlSfERS ORDER
IL REGISrERS OFFIOE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEI-,
July 97. lSli
Upon the application of John S. Appleton,
Administrator ot Nicholas Is. Appleton lnte Of
Wilmington lld., In bald county. deceased.
IL is ordered aud dlrecledby the Register, that
the Administrator aforesaid give rotice OF
granting OF Letters of Administration upon
The estate of the deceased. with the date OF
granting thereof. by causing advertisements
to he posted Within forty days from the date
Of such letters III six OF the most public places
Of the county OF New Custle. requiring all
persons having demands against the estate
to present tho same, OF abide by act of
Assembly In sucA case made and provided;
anu also cause the came to bo inserted with
in the same poriol in the DAILY REPUBLI-
Gas, Newspaper published in Wilmington,
bel, aud to DO continued therein three
weeks tc. o. d.
-, Given under the hand and seal of
4 rs. ! Office or the Register aforesaid at
~ Warrington. In New Castle County
aforesaid, the lny aud year above written.
J. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NOIlSI-Notlco Is hereby given that letters
oil Administration were In duo form oil aw
granted unto the undersigned. on the eth day
OF July a. D., lSa5. aud that all persons
having claims against the estate of the do
ceased must present the same. duly attested,
to the said Administrator on or before tho
21th day OF July 1876 or nbde the Act
OF Assembly in such cuso made aud provided.
JOHN s. APPLETON.
Administrator.
a ddress;-3ol West 18th street. Wilmington,
Del. j29
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RAiIR0a6, RA6,
PENNSYLVANIA
The STANDARD Railway sf Amerirn
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY Tll
ipterioeiisg switch nsa uiseh sixnsf /
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
IN RrfleC,r naV "a rooa

For Phiiadelphia (sxprsssJ, LII.
40. $50. 742. 759. $50. o.s55, IA. 10. .o5. Il
il.2S, l1.45 a. m, .l2.I6, 1.37, aO5, b.0f.
b.o4. 80. 5.5ss 7,oJ s.oe. and ia p m
isss As'22amGSs'sog. 2a5 sfS s5. ana S sSss IT, =
For Chester lexpressI l.57. 420. so.
$50. $50. S.55. 1905. lbs, lL4J a. m,
sos. s.ot. e,ss. 10. and s.os 2. m.
a. M; 1913. 2.25, a.4O. 5.15. 7t0 and le.s5 /
For New YORK., i.b7. ass. 40, 6.sn
s5o. 9.i3. 1905 la g. m, sl2l6. 1.sI
For Boston without change. io.is
and bis p. m.
For the south--southern Railway
press, 7.4l p. M. sleepers to Memphis
For West Chester. via Lamohin. s.i
For Newark Center ana interme..
stations. 7.3S a. m. aud 6,53 y. m.
Ill haii5nSrs idi ana mi loo wasnlnEsSn e M Ss s
l;5o, l,2i, 5.2s. ''6.O6. SIS. IA. s.2o p. m.
:. ssiiinsrs and in,srmealat. stat
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street,
Wilmington Iexpressl. aso 7,2e 525,
1872 MS n LIZ a a nfa 's2si' siS las 1e2
iiOiis iOiis D. % m. '' and III Eos 'Si night. It, '''' ~
I.2s. s.os. A9s. As1 az. sss. ip.os and
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express). Lb7. 7,65.
$50. S,5s. 9a3. lo;o5, L.E e. M; LS.
sos. b.o4. 6.6s. 1.W. IT, sos and gi2 p
L05. SIS and 1895 pm.
For Chester leTPressl i;a, so, s,soL
1905. Il. As a. m; LII. 3.us. b.Oi, 5.b6. 7.UI
and S.06 .. IN.
a Acs9PTSdstiSp s,P 9s snS Ia 4 sia E a. m'' u TO-
For New York. i.57. 2.55. 40. 2. $50.
943. 1905. 1l.45 n. m. /; 1877, 3.05. 4.05. b.0i.
$3.50. $40, TOT. o,12. ard 1895 p. NJ.
For Boston. without change. SIS D.
For the South-Southern Railway
press. 7;4l p. m. sleepers 20 Memphis
For West Chester. via Lamokin. s.!
Baltimore AM ana .wa.hins,ess,. n & as. :.
aGas a; n M; anl 1g% y Il 'I nisbi ioO o'zS se'
.. n. and 1854 night.
Baltimore and intermediate utati
COS and Ii;% p. m.
Wilmington texpressI. $50. 7.20. Ills,
a. M; LIZ. Al. 5.OS. 655. 7,t0. SIS.
Accommodation. $50, so; io.ss q
' DELAWARE DIVISION.
els, sSs. s.5i p; m, and iaie night
FOR LeHRS, b.4S u. ul.t NAt y. iH-
Express ior Dover. Harrington and
mar, s.13, II, ,03 g. M, "a p. M. l2.0i hi
. For Harrington end way stations Z
Express for Wyoming, 6.5s 4 m, !.
Express for Cape Charles, Md =
Comfort asd Norfolk. n.os a. M. and
night.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle. e.5i p. m. and i2o1 nj
For Cape Charles. Old Poin, Com
and Norielk. 12:ol night, 49,
ominF,. FELTON,. HarrinE ton, brldgey
6eaford, Laurel. and DelD.Rr. R.0l mig
CC Congressional Limited EXP
trains, composed entirety Of Pullman
tibnle, e,bar par,ST iSss and plnint
% Lint ted Express trains compose
Pullmanl l-Festibule Parlor Cars. yestii
PASSENGER Coaches and Dining Car.
- extra fare.
For further Information passengers
referred TO the ticket agent ct the stat
8. NJ. PROVOST, j. r. WOO
General Manager. General Pass. ,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30

ills ian old aud apparently true say.
Ing that love comes to the old as we'll as
10 the young. This Is evidently what Miss
Minerva Cochran, aged 10 years, OF Up.
land, and William Marshall aged 81 years.
Of Philadelphia. must have experlenc ed.
They united in marriage on Monday even
Ing III UPLAND. the home OF the youthful
bride
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30

William s. Heger, ths general manager
OF the Wilmington City Railway. has 70.
signed hls position. lie will take q poal.
tlon 10 San Francisco. Ills numerous
friends in our city will hear OF his resig.
nation with regret
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30
ignoring Evil.

1t is the tendency Of men Of pure
lives, optimistic nature and kindly SEN
timent to ignore the reality of moral
evil We are inclined to think that all
men are good or want to be good, or at
most that sin is only disease to be
pitied and cured. 1t is not true. .-Ly-
man Abbott
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30
TIP Go wages Again.

BALTIMORE. July a0-The Maryland
Steel company has decided zpon an in.
crease in the wages of about 700 employees,
to take effect in the pay received Aug g.
Tho percentage of increase will be for
many of the men 10 per cent, and on
others the rate in force before the reduc-
finn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30

THs gold syndicate has deposited IN the
sub-treasury for accouat of the govern.
ment bond syndicate s@.o9g.00O in gold
coin to make up the reduction In the
Treasury reserve by shipments to Europe
and Canada.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30
Riu Contract Awarded.

HAzLEfaN. Pa" July 39--The Lehigh
Valley Coal company contracted with
Crawford 81 Dugan for the excavation
Of SJ)9 9Jo cubic yards OF earth over the
coal vein at No. 3 colliery Four hundred
men will be employed for two years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30
Two Camden Firemsn Ir,n,sd.

CAMDEN, N. j., July 3o-Whilc respond.
ing to an alarm Of fire last night hose
cart No. l upset In turning n corner and
Samuel Busire and Wilson Bromley, as
sistant chief engineers, were injured,
Busire fatally. The alarm was test"
to try the readiness of the companies re-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30

PROFESSOR II, 5. Goldey. principal OF the
Wilmington Business College. made a
moro than oreditaUle speech at the alumni
meeting of the MIIlersvIlle tPl.) State
Normal School. The Pr Tofessor Is a pro
Rresslvs man.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30
Io.t IIls lilo for ms nrothsr.

PROVIDENCE H, L., July 30 The broth
srs Jensen and Henry Prais, II and 10
years old, respectively, of this city, were
drowned yesterday afternoon while bath
ing at Long Farm. Jensen went beyond
his depth and his brother In attempting
to rescue him was pulled under
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30

The dissatisfied members OF the defunct
George Washington fishing club will give
\ grand fishing excursion to Ship John
Light on Thursday. the lst day OF August.
oRe hundred Invitations haye been issued
and no more will be allowed on the boat.
Postal cards bearing the names Of three
Of the familiar faces about town who are
acting as the committee on this partlcu-
lst occasion are being circulated. No
sad faced men or those carrying bait in
bottles will bo allowed on the boat, Every
body is going and 80 are his uncles,
brothers and cousins.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30

Although the State Armory Is not an
old building new roof was necessary to
keep the rain out OF the building. The
building has been an expense on the States
hands ever since 1t came into its posses
sion.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30
Strikers Preclpltate a Fight.

BALTIMORE July 30.-A fight resulting
from tie strike OF the cloakmakerS of J.
Cllman s. Co. occurred yesterday. The
firm hired non. union mon to take the
strikers places They wero attacked by
the strikers and several were roughly han
dled Three strikers were M tlested
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30
Noted snuthern Educator Dead.

CHARLoTrEsS LILLE, Va. July 9o.-John
b. Minor, L, L. D., professor of common
and statute law at the University Of Vir-
ginia, died here yesterday afternoon aged
So. He WAS tho author of several text
books ON law.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30

Nor satisfied with striking the tallors In
New York caused a email sl2oI riot on
Monday m Forming in front Of the tai or
shop OF Kaufman < Cohen 80 b. siogel
street. 1he fight was oetwesn uaIon aud
non.unlou taiiors. The poiie3 took hand
and quelled the disturbance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30

Karrs Clover Root will purify your
Blood. clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your head clear as
bell. ESQ, 50c., and Sl.00.
Sold hy N. u. Danforth. B. &. Cor. Second
and Market SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30
The Better For IT.

No man or woman of the humblest
sort can really be strong, pure and good
without the world being the better for
it, without somebody being helped and
comforted by the very existence of this
goodness Phillips Brooks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30
VI EGlSrERs ORDER.
II REuIsTEN's OFFICE,
NEw CASTLE COUNTY. DEL.
l,.l.- Y alS

NEW CAsTLk COUFGf DEls,
July 8. ,s91.
Upon tho application of Sarah Merrill,
AdminislratriN OF Charles ~. Merrill. late
OF Wilmington hundred. In said county, de-
cepsed. it is ordered and directed by
the Register that the administrative aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF Letters OF Admin
iBtration upon tho estate OF the de.
ceased with the date OF granting thereof
hy causing advertisements 10 be posted with
iu forty days from the date OF such letters in
six OF the M ost public places OF the County Of
New Castle requiring all peraonA haylng do
mands against the estate to present the same,
or abide by an act OF assembly in such case
made and provided; and also cause the same
TO be inserted within the snme period in the
DAILY kEPuBLiCAS, Il newspaper published
therein three weeks, (e. o o.
-, Given under the hand and seal OF
{s =. Office of The Register aforesaid ut
- Wilmington In New Castle County
aforesaid. the d4y and year above wrilten.
j. WILKINS COOCli, Register.
kOT1CE-Nutco is hereby given that letters
OF Administration were in due form of law
granted unto the undersigned, on tue oth
day of July. A. ID. 1895, and that all per-
cons having claims against tho estate OF tho
deceased must present she same. duly attest
ed, to tho said Administrators on or before
the sth day of July. 1895 or abide by the
Act of Assembly In such case made aud pro-
yded. SARAH MEltRlilA
Address: sth Avenue Will. Dol.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30
LINCOLN PARK.
nv AknnAI

see h.sfamous family resort q. Its best.
Embrace this opportunity and enjoy splen-
did moonlight sail on the majestic EelaM are
river. For the accommodation of those who
may desire TO visit this peerless park. and en-
joy its many features under the most
favorable conditions the Wilmington &
Northern hailroId will have u Train leave
French street station. Wilmington. at $40 p.
m, on Saturday, August 3D., and connect with
steamer at Delaware river pier HeiurnlnR.
will leave Lincoln Park about 1910 p. ~. Ma-
eic on the boat. Fare for the round trip, 80
cents. A, q. MCCAUBLAND, Supt
Bownssa nriKgs- Gena Passenger Agent,
ko-2t week
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DEGISTEh'so ORDER.
~ ltEGIsTEH's OFFICE,
MEM CASTLE COUNTY. DEI.,

L EGlSIE L. hS pRDEh,
~ HEGIsTER's OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DIT,
July "a. 1895.
Upon the application of David Lentz.
Executor of Henry Lentz. late OF
Wilmington hundred in said county de-
ceased, IL Is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Executor Aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF Letters lcsia-
mentary upon the estate OF the deceased.
with tho date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements 10 he posted within
forty days from the date of such letters In
six OF tile most public places OF the county
of New Castle. requiring all persons having
same, or abide by nn act OF Assembly In such
cnse made and pi divided; and also cause the
same 10 bf inserted within the same period,
in the DAILY REPuBLICAE, auowspHper pub
l!shed in Wilmington. Del, und to he C0ntin.
ucd therein three weeks. te. O. d.
,-, Given under the hand and seal OF
S. s., oifce OF the ReXister aforesaid at
- W Nilmlngton. in New Castle .odhty,
afOrrsaG the day aud year above written
j. NlIklAS COOCH, kegIster.
Nn1lCE-Aotice 10 hereby given thHt let
ters TcsamentarY were in due form of law
granted unto the undersigned. on the 18th
day oil July. A. D., lSg5, aud that ull per-
sons having claims against ths estate OF the
deceased must present tho same, duIy attest
ed, to the said Executor, Oh or before this
Gath daY of July, 1895, or abide the Act
49, : D N DAVID LENTz.
Address-R. c. Train. Attorney. Wilming-
| ton. Del, ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30

W.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE Avh'
DEPOT EAST bOBNp
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE A
NUE. DEPOT. EAST BOUND
Express trains. ~. ,,,,,,
All trains illuminated WIN s''
S$fE'w xoEK,. r. !. weekdays, az B, :SGs; :: e
M ShW VS. 'Y6Itk. y b m sunasys, = 500.
PHILADELPHIA tTWsMTY,;;EtS9pk q! !,
Week. fSo days. .s.S5, t,55. s.21, '1.so. It's.
rs. S' .5S. .soS. ;Si s25. IS. 'Sss $50. 'i'ss
Il II i 4 4 e. E. M T. ssB gS @ s ss s sGs sgg
81 SaiXbsf9HfA I1si aI' n ~ p pTRM,;ELFrH e; a
Week days. sos. 1880. $50. 'lo,s5 a.
81 sandayRS, ia :, "!sO5. .7.so. .nsb a. M;
lccRR,EsirHR, II, weekdays, .sog, h55, !
7S0 iSS aIS 2S sSs, y? s l0sD a5s ny sss 80 81 =
S'sgi eiiGsfhR. L, II Z. 81 Sundays, .s.Qa, tg,
ISs s5S ,s' 55 81 m saJ j. iS iS ii m D. sSe e.
"A sArIg&SNTfIIcG CITY. week days. .7.so
M; l22i .l,i9, '3.o6 p, m. Sundays. :,
cApn G. + J. NAY, week.days, .7.3o t.iosS
m. Saturdays cnly). 'l,5s. 800 p.
Sundays. '7.S0 a. m.
WEST hound.
sAkTlMoRE i !s 4 &, 4 AND WAislSsSSTT II sST
So sandays 1e lS slso H. 81 81 q M M: .iss5.
II HAtTfMoR'E In iSjis' '.sG ANp s's WAY Z STATIC
\ YNEWARK, ! BEL. l. ~ y, y zcs, S :S'!s .liO
M: sl2,55, 3OS. .5.25 T. ,35, $50. 'StS,
,PITTsbURRiG' week days. 's,N a.
SSHfccfAsGs3 :$ti + m; 'siSg !,s n; q d
M SE@ h n oRfEANs eflIyA via Bristol and ct
t,I.nsgsa. ta,noogs. = $50 SO P.,nn M daily Throt
''sfesGi sfSGEREY K Nsw 335e!eseoaaa'MopATIoN. 35!seaa'M
"A T. F. II q ~ 4cGodMsopAT5o !,
FTfRnxarSSss TRxiSs '.1l IGsIh' 4 81 81 SMfARRkhr khr SIRE
For For FsM FhiiadeiPSia' GF @ssek WeekSsys. sd j
a, m; 500, sis, s.45 p. m. sundays.
a For or FL Pitts6ufs i;al s's aaa Ra :" Chicago. da
For Baltimore, week days, $50 a. m.
For G piLandsn6erss and Al / way stations, we
days, $50, TO- a. M; 2 SIS p. m. Snada
s.26 a. M; 5.l5 p m.
FoutRTHi AND cHEsTNUTsTREE
FOR WILMINGTON.
1880 q. m; .l2. 70, .l.I0, .1SS, q, .330. s
AIS a 40. .61S. '5,4l. $50. $50. sf.4s. =
Sundays, & %, 8, .si5, $40, $50. n,se a.
'l2 20, .i.s6, 2. $3.50, 335, '415, .449. 6
s743. sS.2S. .0l0 and 1l.S5 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA CrWELF
AND MARKET STREETS.)
Week days. '3.20 81. 5, sole a. m;
p. m. Sundays, 1920, sI.55 a. M; III p,
Telephone, No. 19J.
Rates to Western points lower than
any other line.
c. o. SCULL, General Passenger Age
II. b. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30
n NJ. w,er. r,rth md King streets,

is the place to get good tea. good coffee and
good Hour; you cant get ten like our islta It
ten III this city; any one that tries II once
Will never have any otheri cant get coffee
like ours; we sell more tea aud coffee than
any other store in the city that's because II S
tul OF mustard ior 10 cents: Fancy small
beer glass mus ard at cents. olive OIL,
cents per bottle, Spanish Queen olives 10
cents per bottle. are all low IN price. We
have tue b at rice you ever sawi white and
clean;4 pounds for 25 cents We sold 800
pounds OF butter last week. This Ia the but
ter there is no discount on. There Is nothing
like il made about here. We have new crop
New Orleans molasses, and It's extra hne
too. Don't forget our brown sugar, Ne al-
ways have that. We hays u hnc lot OF new
Irish dniGe. DO you buy cheese from US We
hayc the lest New York State Cream DO you
uSe Womens Friend Haking Powder. &c. per
box and get Il silver spoon with every box.
It's good powder. We are getting somethi Y
new every day at I. 81. wiers, fiftn and
King streets. 1!b.bt'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30

Tue new clerk Of city Council and Glork
Of the market wsre 4woln IN batur1 Mag.
istrass Kelley on Monday afternoon. Con.
msnclng witu Thursday TIA new D3m5.
crat officers viii take pgssssI.un OF our
city government Tor tAS Il At two years.
are advertising for bld9 for supplies for
the ensuing three m jHth5. Tho bids
will DO opsnsd ON Weane.lIy, the 3lst
Inst.
When relatives rau out aai disagree 1t
isthen that the festIye lawyer appears and
tskas a big sllo1 Ol th5 estate The Walk.
sr case will be one where tha lawyers
will come In for good fat fee. The Goa.
tsAtAnts will get what Ia left.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30

ouR twelve good and true City Council
men said last evening. that 1t ives not
necessary to devote live hundred dollars
for. the purpose Of sending the children
away TO the Pasteur Institute In New
York. That there was no proof that the
dog that bit the children was mad. In
fact 1t was not proven the children were
bitten by dog. In fact that 1t made
little differences to our city fathers whether
the children were even bitten by dog
mad or in Its senses. They decided that
no money was needed to send the chill
dren away. That too much sympathy
was wasted on the children by the public.
That as soon as dog had fit everybody
ran and cried mad dog. We hope city
pouncil did wise thing in not granting
the appropriation, but we can tell bstter
about that In few weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-07-30
r.lspAy. JuLy 30. ,sss.
pniI Time..


travelling salesman said tho other
day that Wilmington was ths dullsat
place he hat struck for long time. He
held that our buslness men lacked enter
prise, push und vim. Men who are going
TO accomplish anything these times be
continued. must hustle: they must not
wait for business to come tn thsm. but
they must hunt 1t up and what is more
when a job offers thsy must bid away
down or somebody elss will carry 1t off,
This thing OF standing out for pig profit
10 played out and men who do not rsaliz,
this will soon be played out also. Bats
cars and carriages are being constructed
ut reduced rates and our employers will
have to come down to the same level or
remain In idleness while others are busy.
There has been too great desire for big
profits In, our city, aud hence tho dull
tunes. 1t Is to be hoped that all contrac.
tors will realize their positions aui our
citizens may toon come in for share Of
the prosperity which the Democrats say
Ia pre- vailing In other places.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-10-10
ABSOLUTELY gsUNE

pebbles. 1t carried pebbles, both
white and yellow and dropped them
into the pitcher. 1t persevered
until finally the water was raised
in the pitcher. 1t slaked It's thirst
aud saved It's life.
Call the preceding story. fou nd
in substance in our California
Second Reader, an allegory. Read
It's meaning by calling the crow he
laborer, the pebbles money, water
exchange value, and the pitcher the
opportunity open to the laborer.
But what if the crow could only
have found half rs many pebbles as
1T dil-hercin reflect upon quantity,
or value of money. What if the
crow h ,d used crumbs of bread or
bits Of paper instead of pebbles
herein reflect upon the quantity, or
purchasing power of money. The
pebble has little or no intrinsic
value, and bread very great. Cir.
cumstances play havoc with intrin :
sic values. Can we ever drift away
from them changing as they do
with the fitful tides that whirl them
hither and thither on the sands of
circumstances
Shall he be allowed to die of
thirst because white pebble must
not be thrown into the pitcher side
by side with the yellow (? Shall he
thus be denied the financial water
of life
The Constitution Of the United
States favors free silver for free
men. Shall its provisions be tram
pied in the dust ?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-10-10
Grafton Merchants Yictimized and
Pay Heavy Penalties.

a number of merchants of this
town have been unwittingly made
the victims of the internal revenue
laws in way to give them a rather
unfavorable impression of Uncle
Sans memorable method of doing
business. A year ago or less time,
Stole Bros, Wholesale grocers of
Wheeling, sold to merchants in
Grafton and other West Virginia
towns what they claimed to be pure
Illinois creamery butter. After
handling and selling this butter the
fact was developed that what pur.
ported to be creamery butter, proved
TO be olemargerine on which the
government imposes a special tax.
These merchants we're innocent i'm
the transaction, but all the same
they are held liable for the special
tax and the penalty affixed by rea.
son Of selling without license. The
tax and penalty in each case
amounts to some S63, and there
arc, we understand, some ten
different parties in Grafton alone
made liable. An effort was made
to induce the internal revenue
officers TO amend the ruling so as
to release the innocent parties, who
were imposed on, but all efforts
have failed, and the money must
be paid. Some merchants handled
only one bucket of the butter, vet
they must now pay SG3 for il. The
Wheeling firm who wholesaled the
stuff were imposed on by the
Chicago firm, and they too have
had 10 pay heavy penalties Sen
tinel
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-10-10
An Anti-Slang Society.

A number of young ladies in a
town not far from Morgantown
have organized an anti-slapg society,
which goes under the mystifying
title of "The ID. II. R.'' The miss
who was elected president, before
taking her seat, said, in clear,
calm, well modulated voice
Greatly, girls, | am too much rat
tied by the honor conferred upon
me to give much CAB. 1t is the
first time ever tumbled to any
thing of this sort, and / hardly
know how to catch on. However,
| will try to be sufficiently up to
snuff not to let any flies light on
me while doing the president of
this society act. / am with you in
this move, and we ought to extend
an invitation ia the married ladies.
Let our motto be, "Shoot the
slangist."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-10-10

The editor of the Review of Reviews
finds several incidents in this falls
political situation on which to com
ment with effect in The Progress of
the World" for October; the part play.
ed by the liquor question in the New
York campaign is very clearly des-
scribed. The present difficulties of the
u: >. Treasury and the bearings there
OF on national politics are discussed
The opening of the Atlanta Exposition
and the recent patriotic gatherings
at Louisville and Chickamauga, the
international yacht racing fiasco, the
building of American battle-ships and
Lord Wolsey's appointment as Com
mandcr-in-Chief OF the British Army.
are among the topics included in the
months survey. The Madagascar cam
paign. the massacre of missionaries in
China, the Armenian question and pro-
gress in South Africa under Cecil
Rhodes (whose portrait serves as the
frontispiece Of this number of the Re-
view are matters of information inter
est which also pass under editorial re-
view.