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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

CHERIFF'S sAI.E-Hy virtue or - win
y Of LeNari faeias. 10 Tue dlteCl-
ed viii he exposed TO public safe al the
Tenth ana Eleventh streets. in the city OF
Wilmington. New Castle county. Del.
ON MONDAY.
THE 2Sih DAY OF MARCH 1893,
Ate O'clock, y. IN.
The following describe real estate. via.
All that certain lot OF land with buildings
thereon erected, hOuhded ana Described as
follows TO wilt:
Re- inning AT II point on the snutherIy side
Of twelfth street at the distance OF forty
eight feet westerly from tho westerly siue OF
lombard street. thcuGo sDathoriy parallel to
Lombard street, passing through the centre
OF the party wall bet wucn this house aud the
house adjoining GA the east. sixty eight feet
10 the northcriy side OF IA fonr-tGet wide al
los run aing pafaiie Ito Twelfth strcet; enue
westerly along SAID side OF satl alley. parHl-
lei to Twelfth street. fifteen feet eight inches
to II corner; thence northerlY. parallel TO the
FIRST mentioned line aud passing through the
centre OF the party wall between this house
aud the house adjoining on the west, sINty-
eight ieut 10 The southeriy side of 'rwcilth
street aforesaid; thentc thereby easterly,
fifteen feet eight inches TO tue place OF be-
Cunning, he the contents thereof What they
may. with the free uee and privilege OF said
alley Ia common forever
sci ed aud taken in execution as tile prop
erty OF Wlniiord Corney, admlnisunIor of
Peter Corney. deceased. and the said Whit
ford Corney. widow aud suIyil linz mJrtSagor
'''' - '''' PAfLGILLIs. sheriff.
SherirS Once. Wilmington. Del. March 6.
, 1875. mn
sHERlFFs sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Levart Facias, to mo directed,
viii he exposed 10 public sale at the
Court House on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, IN the city
OF Wilmington, New Castle county,
State Of Delaware,
ON SATURDAY..
TIE auth DAY Dlg MARCH 1915
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

MoHE than two thirds ~ the tosilants
and property O~ae.s oi tho highlands
object to bslue brought iuto.tac city. \
rouaing msstlng Of Hose opposed to tho
annexation 81 tue Highlands was held in
the Odd Fellows hail on Tuesday night.
A resolution was adopted stating thtl It
was he sense Of the nesting that tho
Highlands should rematu as the llighlIni
district Of Christina HuuIrei, More
than sixty property owners hAvs sigHeI u
petition protesting against tie snue1a
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

In vo,,t.t=f.n=a ,o,,d ti.,r,a,d n .,,.,,,,.,
for Inc street and sewer rommls.-Ea# i
The elernants asafd og,vava le d,,e,.rsI
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mad. Ma ro-ssspnsti. sud viii ,.naIy.'5zrs,
-, -. - ,,' -
jority Of votes cast. Is su,l trying to pru-
cure Tho Office Ao ives elected to. Per.
haps soule day In the dun future tho
boot will he on tho other lag.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

This sale will include It number of heavy
work hortes. and tine drivers. business an d
In fact horses suitable Tor all purposes. They
have all Teen personally selected for this
market, they can now be- seDn ut tho stable
and ridden after or tested In any way. any
time previous TO day OF sale, and must be as
represented or money refunded. Call an d
look them oven mont hs credit with APP
proved endorseE Full description OF horses
la catalogue, W. G. MARTIN.
L. W. stldhRm l. Son, Auo mil.6t- cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

DLILDlNG BhICK-Au grades IN nhy
ID quantity. JOHN ", SOLOMON.
'tffice, No ; " est Third street.
Phones lI6andI2Ss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

nUBIIC SALE.The undersigned, intending
4 TO quit farming. will sell at Public sale
on his farm. IN Mill Creek. HID, on Whining
ton and Lancaster Pike. miles from vii.
miDgiOn. on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

At IL O'Clock, NJ
At her IesdCnce in nraudywiue HID, on the
touik road. Jlg miles from Wilmington, the
following stock and farming implehentsi
Iwu horses: one horse trottCd mile over
the Wilmington track In T., In the fail OF
ls.2: one COW, 80 pairs Chickens TWO horse
wagon. cart. market doarUo!n, two seated
carriage buggy. sleigh and bells, wagon,
dearborn and carriage harness. collars. bri-
dies plpw harness,
Farming lmplemcnts-2 plows. cultlvators
Dit harrow = sets twin harrows, fork,
ehovels, noes. axes maui and wedges. grain
ian, corn sh Her bushels. Y PEGS measure
large number berry crates ana boxes. scythes
eriudstone and whcelharrow tolder cutter,
wheat corn aud potatoes by bushel. hay aud
corittod Ter. lot OF lumber, churu, and VAR
tous other erticlcs not mcntloned.
Terms at saie.
HANNAH G. DERICKSON.
ml3= 1t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

REFoRMATOINI In Scotland. Grand Opera
IL House, Tuesday md Wednesday.
March 70 and =. at y. In., auspices Union OF
King Daughters ant Delaware Industrial
school for Girls, for the benefit oil latter.
story OF Scottish Reformation told by Mrs
II, l.. Monroe. the renowned Philadelphia
lecI urer With the aid of IS superb steTcoptl-
con views and 100 persons from the churches
OF the city. Two church professionals. stu.
denis and Puritaus Oh their why 10 10 th to
meet tho Queen. Interview between John
Knox and Mary stuart. Mary ON the way TO
eNecutE on. Re served scat Ia orchestra and
orchestra circle 90 cents and in balcony b
cents nurt for select On OF reserved seats
AZ opela house Open on and after saturday
March u, a. III. nia Ct,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

SNAND- Building ami Furnaces.
, JOHN 81. SOLOMON
Once No. ] West Third street
Phones l16 and l0j-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

TuE Republican House passed the bill
remaining the law known as the bottle bill.
The Senate on Tuesday being Democratic
ef1ectually killed the bill. This lilllnR Of
the bill was not accompanied by The sing
ing OF the doxoloRy. The State derives
a revenue OF sl2OOy year from the sa :
loon man for the sale OF liquor by the
Quart to be drank on the premises aud
Senator Watson thought that sum too
much for the state to lose during these
Democr attic times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20
THURSDAY. MARCH q, '95.
Al oue o'clock N m

The following personal property: One
horse. good milch cows, with calves by
their sides heifer, two shnats. pigs. " nrd
plow. spring tooth harrow. Walter Wool
binder, Champion inowor. horse rake, farm
wagon. set stage harness. Get dearborn har-
ness. sets light single harness good light
ueal born. Jump seat carriage. buggy spiral
spring. COW chains, Grains. brides, collars.
halters. other articles too numerous TO men
tion. ~ at. ana one 20-qt milk cans. sever
household goods 8 stoves. heater, wardrobe.
hair, cloth sofa, etc.
Terms-Ali sums OF so and ovcra credit or
6months will bc given by purchaser giving
II banknbie note with approved endci ser
Bank discount OH per cusll.
STEPHEN SPRINGER.
]. g. Robinson. Auc.
w pan,,Ina GInrI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

The standard Railway OF America.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
InIerIockinR switch mud Block signal sys
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

DUBIIO SAIE,-Martin's Anauai Spring
sale IS head OF iirst-cIass horses. Will
take place on premises 5. L. corner sd aud
Orange streets. Wilmington. bel, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 3d. 1885,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

Thirty five years ago Simeon Hoopes,
who now resides in West Chester, Pa
purchased lot OF stone, and the matter
was brought to his memory last Monday
by his reception OF bill for the same.
1t IL rare thing that claims of this kind
are made after the lapse or eo many
years. bu. Mr.. Hopes bsing ar homes
man, Immediately made arrangements to
satisfy his creditor, although ths claim
had passed entirely out OF his mind,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

DUBLIC SALE or Personal Property-Ihe
l. undersigned VIII sell at public hale on
he Vernon farm, near Cenireville. on
THURSDAY. MARCH q, 'a5
At one O'Clock D. m,
Three head of orses. No ]. lie a sorrel
horse that works anywhere you put him,
Safe for lady or gentleman TO drive.
NO is a bay horse WORKS well every where.
No 3 10 dark brown. heavy set horse, COM
ing i've years old. will work single or double
Nine head OF good cows. mostly home raised
and young. some In profit. soIue with alves
by their side, Others soon coming in proht,
one SOW and some shoats, one horse wagon
dearborn. milk wEgon milk sled, set stage
harness. collars, briules ~ qt. milk cans
one churn and other Rrtlcles-
Terns-All sums of SO aud under cash,
over that umount credit of six months on
purchaser giving bansaDlc note with an
approved endorscr. II not paid when due,
interest added from day or sale.
WIN. II. HEN DRlCkSON.
W. j. lank Auc 6teod
DUBLlC SAIE-wIIl be sold at public sal e
i at the farm OF tue late stephen Mitchell
on the ROAD leading from Eastburn's lime
quarries 10 the North Star school house, Oh
FRIDAY. MARCH ~. '95,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

All the stock belonging to the late Stephen
Mitchell and VIM, II. liighheld, conssting
of fourteen good mllcL cows, one bu H. Hol-
stein stock twelve mead Ut fine shuats, good
breed. II lot OF chickens.
Farming lmpcInents--fia tedder. horse
rake. set light harness. syracuse pillow. hill-
side plow, mill sled, one horse trend power
circular saw. grain cradles, OK cart, wheCl-.
etc Household goods one corner cupboard
bedsteHds aud mattresses. stoves and numcr.
GUS other articles not men toned. Also IA lot
OF corr, ON the ear II acres OF wheat IN the
ground
1erms-All sums OF so and under cash.
over that amount credit oil 81 days on pur-
CHASER giving II baukahlc note with approved
uulorser II not paid when due, interest from
date OF sale LYDIA MITCHELL.
TAILOR MI rCliEIL
WM. II. HlGiIFiELD.
lul5 t.W-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

DuBLlC SNIE-Farm for sale or RENT
i The sIhsrrihvr, Intending to make Il
change, will sell IL public saie on
THURSDAY. MARCH 81, a5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

~ are glad To state to our readers that
0overHs{ Maryii WAS much improved In
health on tuesday tie Is not yet able to
attend to hts State dutios
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

sHERIFFs sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias to me directed.
will be exposed to public sale at the
Washington House. In Newark, In
White Clay Creek hundred, New Castle
county. Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

SHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias to me directed
will be exposed to public sale at tho
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city
of Wilmington, New Castle county, Del,
ON THURSDAY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street sta
ton. for Wilmington teXpress) $50, 7.2O,
725 s.3l, 1920 LIS lbs a, m. '12. 50, l.3l,
2O2 346 4.0l, Al, sos, $50, 5,55, $50, 6.l1.
65t 7.iO. lilo, IL l6 p; m. and l2o5 night.
1.23. 3,OS 4.QS. 4,37, So, SSS. 1903 and 11.SS
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01

has had close and earnest conferences
with the ,United States district attorneys,
during which time the Unhted States Re-
vised STATUTES have been frequently,
carefully and studiOusly referred TO-.
There is an ain of mystery as to Agent
Pelton's business. The government Off
cials, as a matter of policy, wlill mot give
amy inlllling as ito what is up, but that the
Reform league are preparing ITO make
u big strike somewhere lbs certain. Upon
several of Agent Pelton's visits he has
been accompanied by several prominent
gentlemen who are known to be identicd
with reform i'm municipal politics. BY
the merest chance it was learned THAT
ONE of 1.-THE particular STATUTES THAT Agent
PeltOn has been consulting AND receiving
advice from different attorneys has been
the lottery DAVIS, and it lis said taIht baf-
fled i'm their recent suits in Covington
against THE Kentucky State Lottery in
State crimnal suits, the Reform league
has determined ito begin a general fight
under the United States laws against not
only Kentucky companies, but upon a
number of lotteries that it has been dis
covered have been using the mails to
further their interests.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
-O----
DEMOCRATIC FIGHT.
A Hot Time in Ohio Caused by the Silver
Question.

Hamilton, Ohio, July 27.-The Demo-
crafts of Butler county met today to select
Delegates. The two factions brought i'm
mense forces to carry their side. The
main fight was in securing THE majority
ON the central committee for silver. The
convention was called to order i'm the
opera house, but it was not large enough
for the crowds. AS an outcome of the
war between the two Factions, There was
q split. One faction adjourned ITO the
court house, with Ex-Governor Campbell
as presiding officer, while the q her faction
remained i'm the opera house with Allen
Andrews us chairman. The excitement
was intense and for a time pamdemonium
rcigpad.
lit Finally became necessary to order
out 1.-THE police to force them to keep order.
Before this was done, however, There
We're some Cively bolts, tine most serious
being between Jake Thesis and Charles
Sueggmueller. Theiss was permitted TO
knock his antagonist out completely,
but while he was doing it somebody
picked his pocket of n watch worth $50.
Campbell AND Sorg are delegates at
large from both conventions, but both
conventions selected dts own executive
committee and tine local delegates.
Campbell's speech was an earnest plea
for harmony. This seems Ito render in
evitablc u contest at the Springfield con-
vention. Campbells convention repre-
SCENTS sound money and Andrews con-
| Yention free SILVER
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01

mad been made by the committees of the
Oordeie Sound Money league, however.
anna Olhe Visiting thousands were IrOmptly
fSlndled and were we'll entertained. A
monster barbecue and several hundred
watermelons We're provided, wherewith TO
reed the multitude, and during ahe MORN
ing hours the scene was ONE of festivhty.
Ihe speaking took place in rhe open air,
Uhe stand being eredted in a vast natural
amphitheartre on the rising slopes, ON
Whlch the people sat and stood while
Georgrals cabinet represent ative dis
cuSSed the currency issue in an elaborate
ness or detail and width q yigor and force
enrlrely new to them. BY careful esti-
mate 1900 persons were assembled about
the stand when the speaker began. Sec
Rotary Hoke Smith received an ovation
as he rose Ito speak, the crowds cheering
hum loudly and long. He was frequently
interrupted by applause during his two
hours speech, which was substantially
the same as Those delivered ut Gainesville
and Columbus
Congressman Livingston had comics of
Secretary Smiths 1850 letter on free
coinage circulating through the crowd,
while the crowds cheered the secretary's
| remarks about it.
.! am somewhat amused" he said in
| beginning, shat some kind friend has
distributed a circular among YOU com
banning letter l wrote in 1890, referring
10 the free coinage of silver. | should
hot be candid with You if / did mot say
! that If L had been asked in 1890 whether
| favored Hhe free coinage of silver that
would have answered yes" ZAP
plause)
Secretary Smith then went into a dis
russion of conditions under which sill
YER was coined i'm 1890 and tine differing
| fxN Ell, A.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
HORSELESS CARRIAGES.

Washington, July sc. w. Chancel-
low. United States CONSUL at IIavre, has
made a report TO the secretary of state
on the subject of hOrseless carriages, in
which he tells of tine recent competition
i'm FNrance between carriages of various
kinds of motors other than horses. The
course prescribed was from Paris TO
Bordeaux. distance Of 3JS miles, and
back. amy vehicle which consumed more
than 100 hours on the road was TO be
disqualified. Prizes were offered, the
principal one amounting TO 10000 francs
for four-seated carriages. The best time
was made by fomr-seated and two
seated vehicle, both propelled by gasO,
line. They covered the distance in q
hours and 80 minutes, making about IL
miles per hour. This record. Mr. Oman
cellow saws. is considered very creditable,
in view of the necessity Of climbing long
lrrf-, of hills
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
NEW YORK SUNDAY law.

New York, July 2S.-The ponce made
laws To all practical intents the law was
thoroughly enforced, so that not II saloon
was open to the general public; and SO
fearful had the saloon keepers become OF
fine spies that it was a difficult matter 10
ret a drink unless 1.-The proprietor in charge
Was absolutely sure that no danger world
follow 1.-THE admission of the would-be Gus
tomer, (which would be i'm the shape OF
summons TO court. AT the hotels 1T was
somewhat different, as the different guess
were supplied with all the Refreshments
fhey WANTED at their meals. The meaus
of the guests were Httended in pal'or 't,
where biscuits were furnished with every
drink
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
TEXAS AND SOUTH
ERN LEAGUE TOPICS BY AN
EXPERT
AUSTIN AND OTHER PLACES
NlDDD GOOD MEN.
The Little Rock Fight Over McAllister
and Other Items That Will Inter
est and Please the Base Hall
Gang.

Galveston, July 27.-The early dissolu-
ton of the Southern league, which is
booked for after tomorrOw's games, win
throw some good strengthening material
into the weaker clubs, which can stand a
good deal of it. Houston, Austin and San
Antonio have lines out for number of
first-class men, battery players particu-
larly.
Regarding the fight made by Little Rock
over McAllister, in which the National
Texas Southern league has much more
valued complaint. Tom Turner, first base
man, now playing with the Petersburg
! Wa.) team, accepted a railroad ticket and
terms from the Houston club, afterwards
| jumping ito Petersburg, The case was Il
most fragrant one, and when l laid the
evidence before Chairman Young of the
| National board he ordered Petersburg to
lsuspend Turner Tor the season. That
was three weeks ago, but, according to the
| Virginia papers, Turner is still playing
| If we are compelled ITO suspend AIcAllis-
ter for q tritling matter of which HE was
Innocent why is it the Virginia State
league lis not forced ito put Turner out Of
the business? We have u fan better case
against Turner than Little Rock has
AGAINST McAlIster, ami as we paid the
same amount for protection we should be
accorded the same rights.
I'm the fielding averages recently made
up there we're two errors. One WAS i'm the
work of Bammert, the Shreveport short
stop. His total chances should have read
$50 which, divided by "a errors, leaves
him an average of .96, and makes him
rank secord amolIg the silortstops. CATCH
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS.

Leonard, Tex, July 27.-(Spnctal)-
Walter Hancock committed suicide last
night at II O'Clock by shooting himself
with 10 3SAcalibre revolver. The ball
entered just above the right eye and
lodged against THE skim behind the left
car. He was seemingly as we'll as usual,
was over to the Gem cream parlor with
some other young men about 10 O'Clock
and came over TO his place of business
in company with john Inmam. Inmam
babe him good might and went to his
room. just afterwards The heard Il pistol
shot, but did not notice 1t mudh- Night
Wntdhmam Baxter and Marshal Bradley
heard the shot and at once began ITO
search and timally discovered Hancock's
door unlocked and entered, finding him
lying upon tine floor dead and covered
with his own blood, with his pistol near
him i'm hls hat. 1t is said THAT the cause
was jealousy.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
TEXAS RATE WAR.

Fort Worth, Tex, July 2S.-(Spccial,. y
The passenger rWte war lis still ON be-
tween Fort Worth AMID KANSAS CNity W1tlll
no prospect of Immediate abatement. Ihe
Rock Island holds 1.-THE key ito the stt!il-
tlion and lis the road THAT lis now forcing
fine cut. The officials to-day make "a state
ment. They assert thaIt the road has been
the victim of secret manipulation. ana
that while the cut was first made by Ouli-
en- roads the Rock island intends ITO SUCK I
to 1T until q GENERAL ilsr fomneI 81 h his
means thot the cut will continue at least
until Thursday. when THE head officers
meet in SIT. Louis. The Santa Fee is max
nr a basing rate ito the gateway OF Nall-
sos CGtv of $3.50, while other roads fol-
lnry mnElnlv hIhe same rate.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
THEATRICAL MECHANICAL

st. IlolIis. judy 2S.-The grand hodge of
the Theatrical Mechanical association of
the limited States and Canada met lin
biennial session today in the quarters
of the st. Louis lodge at Havein's the
after with Delegates present from New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago. Gin
cnnati, Washington, Louisville, Cleve-
land, Providence, Toronto, Detroit, Kan
sas City. Baltimore, Toledo, GRAND Rap
ids Rochester, Buffalo, Syracuse, Mem
phis. san Francisco, Denver, Columbus,
Omaha, Trenton. Lynn, Troy, Newark,
ST. Paul, roBoklyn, Milwaukee, Indian
apolis. Dayton Portland, los Angeles,
Tacoma, Pittsburg, Duluth, Bridgeport,
Topeka, Atlanta, Scranton, New Orleans,
Montreal. st. Joseph and Des Moines.
The officers of the grand lodge are:
Grand president, VIM. Il. Meredith, To
ronto; vice president, ID. +. Dodge. San
Francisco; past grand president, NJ. i.
Pickering Boston; grand secretary. b.
f. Fmman, New York; grand treasurer
|. II. Smith, Brooklyn.
The convention wiz be the most i'm
portant for years, and the business trans
acted will be most important.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01
OAKTEy RACES.

Cincinnati. July 2S.-FirSt race I'VE
furIlnnrs: Countess Irma Won. Margar%'
Allen second. Belle of Fordbam 'hlrd
Time. 1.02 IL. C1,,.o
Second race-Six furlongs: Clara lar;
Bauer won. Simon o second. Swift fhird
Time. 1.15. - e.u,.-,,.
Third race-Five and a half fnrl09nss
ROnda won, Ben Holiday second, Syca
more. third. Time. 1.03 81.
Fourth race-NIile: Flying Ioutcilnar
won. Lissak second. Time. !. ~ Il.
Fifth race-One mile and 40 yards
Cashday won. Blue and Gray second
Uncle Tome third. Time, LAG IL.
Sixth race-Six furIongs: st. llarlaf
VAN. Mare Woodland second. Neutra
nLlir,l. l.iMc Ia.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-08-01

Tomorrow the negroes of the city are
called IN mass meeting to establish boy
cot against italian keepers of small stores,
several negroes having been killed by this
class i'm the past few years. The mayor
yesterday received the following telegram
from GalveSton:
We recommend to your protection the
Itallo- Mexican population. While it
would mot be offended or hurt by the col
ored people, any fatal event not repressed
would disgrace a civilized and hoSpitable
country. (Signed) Ned A. Troisi & Co."
Both negroes and Italians are greatly
stirred up and it is not likely THAT the
meeting will be allowed, as trouble would
surely result.