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coNTEMPoRARY OPINION.
.oan. . noothls pefant.

"0an." BoOth's Defeat,
From the New York Sun.
"Gen. Booths effort 20 win back bis
son Balliugton to the Salvation Army Is
sufiolent evidence that the American
revolt against his despotic authority has
caused the old man great alarm. His
agents IA this country have made a pre-
tence OF regarding tho Withdrawal Of tho
American Booths AZ temporary aenaa'
ion merely; but the London General
declares that unless the seceders can bo
brought back, the disruption of the
American division Of the army Is
Inevitable or course, the American
Booths clnnot return without q surrender
OF avowed principle that would destroy
their irhaerce. They are now power
ies8 % aavo the old organic lfion
from rapid deintegration, SO far
as this couAty Is concerned and 10 vs. not
improbable that the example OF their
successful ravolt will lead 30 other
rebsllions and thus be the ir5t step Ia o
general decline. In any event the Army
could not have lcng outlivad its founder
ior there Is in 10 no element Of enduring
vitality, but this American experience Is
likely 60 hasten It's dissolution. The
reason why 10 has bsen superseded here
by the movement started by the American
Booths Is that the methods which proved
30 successful Ia England were entirely
nnadaptad to this country. The more
Blllington Booth and his wife became
lmbuod with the American spirit the
more Thoroughly they must have become
convinced Of the necessity OK changing
the Army's tactics so suit American
rruuirsments The tnmtom beating and
rough and tumble performances which
stirred up the soddenness Of the English
slums did not work we'll.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
An,orlcnn. lLnder Arra.t.

CAPE Town, March 21--Mr Ruther-
ford, the local agent of the De Beers Min.
ing company. who was charged with sup
plying arms TO the uitlander insurgents Of
the rand, has been committed for trial,
while Gardner Williams, tho manager Of
the De Boors mines at Kimberly, charged
with completely with Rutherford, was re-
mandod. Both Ruthorford and Williams
are Americans.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27

Schedule iu effect March j.. 1896.
TRAINS LEAVE WILAllNGIQN.p .pELA@
WARE AVENUE. EAsT-BOUND.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
NEw YORK. week days. 's.os, .7l5.
t93l s1O2j. a. M; sl2.2l, '2.20, ,j.32, +iSs.
el1 p. m. Sundays, '30S '9lS, fllz5 a. m.i
'S5ij SP5iajIf.%,sfB5EEfPfhIA. AZ ffsh IA p cIHEsrNuT ST.
STATION, week days, '@Oe, a.59, b'49'
e739, S.2j. 10, ~ p. IN. Sundays ',$.0S' .'e1
$50. @9.4S, lbs a. m; 1920. 80, 1925, 400,
f5.32. $50. r7S9, S.2j, 40, III =. m; en-
s715, 7SO, ssl5, $3.50, 1905. 1l.2O a. M; I'D
e. %, 2.50. 455, '5.32, G30 +l39, SO, 10, IL p
IN. Sundays. .3.OS, 40, 500 +ll;z9 a. IN. ~.
2.2l, 2.50, 'S2S 400 '9.d2' bd0 @Ios' e'-g'
hTLRNTi'Ic CITY week days. els a.
m. 'l22l, f2.y9 y. M. Sundays, i0 n. n''
CAFE MAY. week days, s2.G p. m.
WESr-BOU Nd; ,,r,o-,.,ro>-
les 6ALTIoRH 552l so 49p 7Sl s EAsHd5SSIqH SHE a. m
Fl255 42O7, 2.5l, ti03 'f.5S, '6l5, "s' '9.lo
p. M Sundays. +420, 702. 'Si8 a. M;
B8I.Tia'ioRsEf AEb WAY srArIoNs.
daily, 702 a. m; 2.5i p. m. .,o,
NEWARK, Delaware week days 3i.5593'
'i5S. z05' ss. s5.15. 1i.i5 p M sundays.
ti.2o, 7O2 4SiS a. M. 'l2.55, z.ol' Fl.os' ''v''
PITTsBURG. week days. SIS q. m;
e6.13 p. m. Sundays. sS.4s a. m. -4;oo pm
CHICAGO, daily. 'S.4S q. M lbs DIN;
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS ualiy'
1855 and f9.l5 p. N. ,,,r.,-,,. -,
NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHlS VIA
Bristol and Chattanooga -6l3 p. IN. WeeN
DAYS: e45s p m. Sundays Through sleep
ers Washington TO Memphis and new
sfNGERLY ACCOMMODATION, week
davs. 703 a. ms 254 705, Ml2 D. m. sun
days. 7G2 ~ no PSI, Ie5 q. IN
IANDTNBERG ACCOMMODATION
week days 7o2 ioN m. 25i A53 2. m.
sundevs Do a. NJ. ass p m.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
.NEW YORK. week days, 1850 q.
PHILADELPHIA, week days. $50 a.
BALTIMORE week days, $50 a. M;
LkNDENRERG and WAY STATIONS,
week days. $50, 1920 a. M. $50. $50 p. m.
Sundays g.55 "A. m; $50 J.. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, CHEST
NUT ST. STATION. FOR WHINING
TON week days. '3i0. 500, sos, llg'
fsl5. $50 tl0.33. 1880 a m tl2.2u, "l.ah'
$50 Pas $3.50 f420 43O f515, -5.4i, g. e.8l.
+7z5 g 90 1910 n.s5 p. IN. sundays 55y'
Is, +315. 9. ll.3l o M Nl220, fLa0, Levi '--zvi
A1o G. l7.25. s 90 1910 ll.a5 p. in
Telephonc No. l53
Rates TO Western points lever than VIA
any other line.
&. o. SCULL General Passenger Agent.
" M. GREENE. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
eavers rheumatic pain In the lef

A severe rheumatic pain In the left
shoulder had troubled Mr.. J q. L9par, a
well known druggist OF Des Moines, lowe'
fcr over six months At times the pain
was so severe that be could not lift any
thing With all be could do he could not
yet rid OF It until he 0pplied Chambsr'
iain's Pain Balm. Il only made three
applications of Il. he says, ''and have
since then hean free from all pain. He
now recommends it to persons similarly
afflicted /; is for sale By y James Bslt,
drugeist. corner Sixth and Market streets
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
ca ono.frbeses ssnirr.

We have n few copies Of besUtlill
work, Handsomely hound containing asT
arnl hundred pictures Of high nrtis ,c
merit. which VIII be sold at Sl.75 q co p7,
which b Gbout one-iourth tho publlca
lion prlce. AlBo some copies OF Rand and
MeNaly's Cyclopsdla 40 81 IS, worth
four lines the price asked. Gan be 90 30
M The EEENlNa JOuHNAL olilea
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
Mnnt q nnnt nn sundAr.

Said a citizen yesterday TO a reporter OF
tde EVENING JOURNAL. The steamer
Uirica plying between Wilmington and
Pennsgrove ought 10 run regularly
b,tween those points. Ssveral times
in the past people have bsen fooled b.
having 40 boat on Sunday while several
boats have bsen idle. II is hoped thai
Superintendent MoCauselsnd Will remedy
this by running boat on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
Matabolc Towns Preparing FOR Defens'

Mntabolo ToWns Treparing For Dcfcnsc.
CAPE Town, March 25-Tho Matahole
towns are rapidly preparing their deienses
and enrolling volunteers. An additional
force viii be sent from Buluwayo TO In
serze and Gambo. The Indunas arrested
at Sslous arrived 90 Buluwayo 40 noon
and reported that his farm had been raid.
cd and the cattle looted. He thinks thnt
strong and prompt measures will Queli
the revolt
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
EMBASSGD0R RECALLED
Il Is Said France Called Hont
Her London Minister.
CRITICAL EUROPEAN SITUATION

Tho Beers Are Again Likely to Re Factor
IA the Complications England secisinf
Tthe Protection OF Madagascar Interests.
PARIS, March 27.--It is rumored thai
Baron de Couroe French ambassador n
London, has been recalled.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27

WTILMINGTON AID NJ RTHFRN RAIL
w ROAD. Tims tablein feet March 10 leso.
Trains leeve Wilmington. French slres1
station. Tor 3 q o junction. Monfcnhnlh'
Winterthur. GuyencOuIt, GTencpue, Cess It.
Chadds' Ford Juuction, tocopson. Nsse
Chester. mtreville, MOrtonville, COatessliie
and intermediate tt.tlOne. daily. eAcepb
Sunday. at .l0e m. 20. % and bVlp y. h'
Su odav only az pe a m 2 10 and 40 y. IA.
For WaSnesburg JUNCTION. rinknelo @ @ehl
intermediate siafi0ue. daily. except run9als
al T. 10 q. m. 2.l0 ard 400 N. SUNDAY Oily
at sos a IN. and 2 10 : o. p. m. ,.
For Joanns Blr sboro. heading and lpteI- =
mediate siations. daily. except SUNDAY 4, @S ~
z 10 e. IN. ana 2.iO y. m. Sunday only at . 70
e. Act'AUsLAlSD. Superintendent.
BOWNESs BRIGGS, Gen. Passenger gent
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A Point for Popular Eieotion Of SENATOR

A Point FOR Popular Election OF Senators.
From the Springfield Republican.
Coming before the Kentucky scandal
bad developed. the report OF the Senate
Elections Committee In favor Of a consu-
tutional amendment providing for cleo
ton OF senators by the people might have
caused wonder Coming as It does it can
esuse little surprise. THIS Kentucky
disgrace has shown the weak point in
the choice by Lagislatnro 20 bs a danger
onslg weak point, sud 10 viii do more to
strengthen the movement for popular
election than all the speeches ever made
10 favor OF the change. But 10 is not
alone ths fact thas one state hag been
brought 90 the verge OF riot and anarchy
By legislative deadlock over a
senatorial election which make the srgu-
msnt Of experience strong Hardly a
year goes b. now that fails % produce a
state Legislature With It's senatorial dead
l,ck prolonged 90 tbs p9iut OF bringing
representative government into eontempt
The United States Senate 10 already
angazed IN unravslliUg che snarl Ut the
Delaware deadlock OF year ago. There
we're three OK fonr sests vac ant Good
part OF the time In tbs last Senate,
bsesuse of the failure Of Legislatures IN
some OF the Rocky Mountsil States To
elect IL Is becoming tho rule rather
than The exception % have a senatorial
election prolonged for mouth0 Ia a
| Legislature, 60 tbs neglect OF the state
/ bnsiness and the development Of corrup
ton aud scandal and sea les st violence
That popular election OF senator's woule
end ali this is Of course sp parent.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27

We know that when you drink Book
Beer. YOU want beer that is honestly
made sr that has the qualities 60 much
desired namely, "Nntrtlous" Pure
and "Wholasome Tue product OF tbs
Diamond S.ats BrsWs.g contains these
essential features to perfection.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
nalannra pens,nnar.

1asse pensions we're granted 70 Dela
wareans yesterday; William
Il Heller. Magnolia Esnt. OglRinal
widow 70 issue Mary 7 Hyatt .Gothsr)
Wilmington
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
ncrallcd car Dcmolishes a nundipg.

RocKfANn Me., Mach a5.-A derailod
freight car on Lime Rock trestle demol-
ished two story building on Pleasant
street owned hT Captain Charles II. Res
sy. The property loss ia s4 600.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
ner,i.hes rvacuato suardoh.

CAIRO, March 27.-It is reported that
The poryishcs have evacuated suardch,
lhoir extreme northern outpost.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
p.psr patterns. Ton.Cents.

ladies' road the fashion article on the
third page OF this pzpsr and send ten
canta to the EVENING JOURNAL Office Tor
an up to-cate paper pattern.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27

The conviction OF John Wanamaker,
postmaster general under the Harrison
administration, for the ofsnse OF vlo-
latlng the alien contract labor Law
causes considerable surprise. Mr.. W
Is one OF the pillars Of Protection" as
applied to capital, and It does not look
well for him to defy the only Law which
applies the proieotive system to labor.
For shame, John
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nIIIaLEY.

NrOTICE.-L JEREMIAH CALVIN. THE
~ tenant and o-cupent Of the honse sitn-
afed at 10. . Monroe street IN toe ihlfl
ward in The city OF Wilminrton, county ol
Npc- Castle fua state 0f Delawqre IN COM
ulianra with fha re- uirlnenla OF the 0c;s cf
5he General Assembly ia such case inace and
provided. 40 hereby give noiiee that 1 snail
epply ia svritii z 60 the ourt ~ tfencTal See
SONS oil tho Pencs and jail Delivery ot the
Slate ri Delaware. in aud for New Castle
county, GO Nor day tho I'm day OF MAY,
1895 heirg the next term Of said court. TO- q
Nesrse Tor ssid house es q Inn or tavern, Tor
tho sale therein Of Intoxicating liquors ia less
Quantities than one quart 70 be drunk on the
urenises, and tue following respectable clli-
1-ns of said wRrd. AZ least twelve OF wnom
are substauti8l freehoiders Of eaid ward,
recommend tho said application. VIZ,
,J0seph 4 CRnuing LRWreace Dorsey
Henry a. JuOaDn Harry Valentine
Francis = Mulin Daniel j.. E9uEheJ
Patrick Morigle Michael Leahy
Thomas LeshY Frank Garner
Philip ]. O'hcu John 4. spragg
!. II Spruance Patrick DILLON
Wi lam Dennison u. W. lynch
John Sprpgg t, Leary
Thomas NJ. Monaghan Michael Newell
John n Casey James J.. ID. O'~OnnOr
william j Anderson Cfcttieib Reese
Iin4h McGinlsy John Nunvlller
Thomss Mullin JEREu EulAH CALVIN.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27

A Chicago paper claims thai the United
states standing army (meaning the
militia Of the different states) foots up
to nearly 10 600. 600 men. The question
is. will they stsudg Lst the esgle
ecroam
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
LrcrNsr APPIIoATIoNs.

NOTICE. WILLIAM j. QUlGbRY
~ the tenant and occupant Of the
house situated at Northwest Corner
Fourth and ShipleY streets. In the First
ward, In the city OF Wilmington. county OF
New Castle and State OF Delaware, a COM
puance with tho require erts Of the acts ~
The General Asse mby, IN such case made
and provided. do hereby giye notice that
fhall apply 10 writing to the Court OF General
Sessions Of the Pesce and jan Do iverv OF the
State OF Delaware. In and for New Castle
county, on Monday. the llth day Of May,
1895. beirg the next term Of the said eouft, for
a license for said house IS an inn or tavern'
for he ssle thrrein Of intnXicsting LIQUORS ] q
less quantities than one uart To be drunk on
The u emises. and The folloHing respectable
citizens oi esid wsrd at least twelve or whom
are substantial freehrl ers Of asid ward, rec
nmmeud the said application. VIZ.
james w Walls DAME McCusker
James MrNenna f. j. McManus
Fred Well, Sr. Jacob cChloret
John Bader b.. Neumeyer
Ludwig Heinrichs J.. Hamann
Ainert r Nsughan Julius Gueniher
a. ID. Endrcken Thomas Taylor
John Njenlev a. NJ Hopes
Nftchqaf Kt ice Thomas I Russell
W Vlagac GeOrre A Wills
Thomas FeeRp .Inssuh 3 B,Ckts
Marry y.,nlnerma. n william j. uegin
Ior ii Welch. MD. VhCmaa MCHuEh
Wilism Pagan a. bicath
WILLIAM }. QUlGLFY.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
nritish Interests In Madagascar.


LONDON, March e1-ftis learned that
tho British chamber OF commerce Is bring
ing strong pressure on the government for
some action 60 protect British interests in
Madagascar, in Wow of the decision Of
Franco to terminate existing treaties made
by Madagascar with other powers without
the leave of tho powers concerned. lt is
suggested thnt tho government come to an
ugrccment for an entente with the United
states and make joint representation TO
France i'm view OF tho oXtcnt of American
interests affected by the setting aside of
the American treaty with Madagascar OK
1881. Tho chambers of commerce have
pointed out that France contends that the
French position in Madagascar is neither
annexation nor protectorate, but some.
thing midway between tho two, France
taking tho direction of foreign affairs.
Thus, tho chambers argue, she is bound
to assume all obligations, especially those
secured by treaty
The government has not yet lcon olli-
rially notified of Frances action but tho
chambers of commorce have beun satisfied
that tho government will not remain qui-
ascont, and that thore is "a possibility of
an entonto with the United States ON this
subject.
A Paris dispatch says the government
has distributed bin, which Sc proposes to
make a law, placing Madagascar within
the operation Of the French tariff.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27

some Of the marriages brought about
through It's influence proved TO be IN
happy onea We doabt Il any agency
ever existed that could guarantees happl-
ness after marriage aud should think it
unreasonable 70 expect this Of them. The
old saying that marriage is lottery
would seem to be more true where the
prelimlnaries 20 10 are transacted by
agents than Ia ordinary cases whom poo
pie com, together through the power Of
love oryintsrest and form the connection
without tho interference Of third parties.
Evidently no matrimonial agency has yet
succeeded in doing what could not be
done without It and producing nothing
but happy marriages.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27

To morrow at noon the bids FOR the
$i2J 600 Sinking Fund Loan will be
opened at the Office of the city treasurer
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
Crosby
e Hill
ON
SATURDAY MORNING
At 8 O'Clock,

We will show a lot of Dark
Plaid Ginghams at SIX cents
a yard instead of 7 cents.
27co pairs Mems Seamless
Hose, in black, tan and slate
colors, 8 cents a pair instead
of I2Hc. Al;o a lot of
Women's Seamless Hose at
same price-a saving of one
third.
6ooo yards Flannelette,
light colors, the right thing
for the season, Scent kind, 5
cents a yard.
Crepon Plisse, light blue,
cream, pink, nile old gold,
white, the I5-cent kind, for
10 cents
400 Hair Brushes, the best
5o-cent brush made; we have
them all and we are selling
them for IS cents each.
Silk Stripe Mousseline, the
accent kind, for Io cents a
yard.
We have large and excel
lent collection of Dress Goods
The newest and best things al
the very lowest prices. Splen-
did values in
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
Tie noors Again Troubiesome.


LONDON, March 27.--A Pretoria dis
patch TO The Times says: "Tho situation
Is serious President Kruger has conolud
cd a new offensive and defensive alliance
with the Orange Free State President
Stcyn of tho Orange Free State and the
pransYaal executive council strongly ad-
wise President Kruger not Go so TO Eng
land The Transvaal wants its independ-
enco guaranteed by England I'm connec-
tion with the other powers. The Beers arc
nrming I'm the Orange Free state and In
Capo Colony. Tho large influx of Germans
has been drafted into tho police force and
the artillery DIR. W. j. Ioyds, secretary
of state for the Transvnnl. who has been
for some time ia Germany, has used the
secret service money largely to encourage
immigration from Germany. The Free
State and Afrkancr bund has offered TO
support the Beers
An editorial IN The Times comments
upon tho gravity OF tho foregoing facts,
(which, " says The Times, "emanato from
a trustworthy private source. If these arc
true, it indicates a powerful coalition
against England. Tho arming of the Boers
can have but ono aim. England, however,
viii do nothing by way of guarantee or
otherwise to give any othor power the
right 60 interfere with the South African
Ropublic.N
Tho Chronicle prints under reserve a
rumor that England has purchased Della
goa bay, with tho whole strip OF territory
from Amatonga on the south to tho
Chartered company's territory on the
north, the Limpopo river constituting the
eastern boundary, for 90, 000 600.
The Chronicle also has an editorial on
this subject, which questions the truth Of
the rumor and suggests that it is pilot
balloon IL also notes chat similar ru-
NOR though less ciroumstantial than this
one, was published and doniod in London
on Wednesday
The Daily Telegraph gives rumor thai
Sir John Gorso the Conservative membol
for Cambridge university, will receive al
important official post in South AiTicn.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27

II Mckinley wants to be elected he
must look out for tho currency plank at
the Sc Louis convention. 1. must be
made Of sound money timber or It VIII
not hold him.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27

both young and old. The profits on the sals
Of 6s6. 900 copies at 81. SO has rendered possi.
BE this free edition Address, World s d.
pcusary Medical Association, Buffalo, ". \.
Evening journal., 1896-03-27

PENNEs Ann SMALL CHANGE oar
BE. HAD Ar-rHE COUNTING Ro0na
Evening journal., 1896-03-27
Have You Seen

tho new Fozzowr PurP Bozg 1t 81 given
free with each box of Powder. Ask for IL
Evening journal., 1896-03-27

Leave PHILADELPHIA, Broad Street, fc
wilmington (express) $780, 40. 725. Ss
.l6, 4;0l, AL, sos, $50 557, 5.59. 6'i7 6.5
.4l, lilo, n.l6 p. m. and l2.05 night.
Accommodation, 6.20 1888, 9l2 1895
m l.2S, sos, Acc, 4.S7, 6.22 s.3S, 1908, an
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FUTURE DAYS,
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, IN
PROVED BY TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING, NO. 1926 TWELFTH STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, M
PROVED BY TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING, NO. 1926 TWELFTH STREET NOKTH-
WEST
BY virtue Of a deed of trust, duly recorded in
Lber No. 1872 folio 224 ct seq, OF the land
records Of the District Of Columbia, and of O
decree OF the Supreme Court of said District passed
In Equity No. 1892, and at the request Of the
party thereby occurred will SELL at public
tion, In front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, JUNE
TWENTY -THIHD. 1895. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM,
the following described real estate, in the city Of
Washington District OF Columbia: Part Of lot II,
IN Cotnlan and Adams subdivision OF square 27s.
as per plat, recorded In Lier W. F., folio 1914. Of
the records OF the surveyors Office Of said District.
beginning for the same the line OF 18th street
at the north. asst corner Of said lot, and running
thence south p feet: thence west "a feet; thence
north Il feet. and thence o. feet the line
OF said street and place Of beginning, with the
improvements above stated.
Terms One-third cash, OF which a deposit Of
800 mpst be made at the time OF sale, and the
balance In three equal iEstallments in one, two
and three years, from day Of sale. for '!hich
OF the purchaser bearing interest from day Of sale
payable semi annually. and secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold. will be taken, or all
cash. at the option OF the purchaser. All convey
anc1ng and recording at purchasers cost. II terms
are not complied with in ten days from sale the
trustees reserve the right Sell the property
the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser or pur-
cfasers. after eight days advertisement in The
Evening Star newspaper.
TIIOS. E. WAGGAMAN
JNO. W. PIILINt;.
je12-d&ds Trustees.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, AUCTIoNEERs.

ksAI FAB e nos v4 1o12 iSo les 1oes
5 As 80 a5 5s's 2Hsrz f sREr FsS sSz
virtue 1a ss.tap Of fu .. to
.eeord.d in Lber &C. isss u.s.. at II fo oil o. o. e.
.o I'LL s se 10 nss a1 s two >. Of ss
District Of Columbia and at the request Of tn.
% s5 '?a sesisa Ell ns
Pm, the following described land and premises.
situate in square numbered nine hundred and sixty
Pe, Of sna dsssnated s and being as ali
Of lot numbered twenty nine go, except the north
p1s nfsss y! he fS o2 st. III ef
;an thirty III s6 creep. Re POf,h nine o
g. % s T IsS: assoss
os 80 ,o ed 1dSs 49, 20 aaS 1So
st. ne respectively; all Of lots numbered thirty
ss. 90 "9S and es 1o. By
the north nine s inches front by the full depth Of
ne. All the above described lots are improved by
two-story and basement brick dwellings. with ali
is dwelling and store e.Se Xhe houses viii be sod
FERNS Of sale: one-third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the balance in two equal
installments. payable in 1 and years with interest
annually. from day Of sale, secured by. deed of
trust upon J., the properly sold Or all :ssn at the
lot will be required OF the purchaser at the time
Of gale. All eonveysncing. recording and notarial
fees at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale
to be complied with within ten days from day Of
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of any de-
faulting purchaser.
W. E. EDMONSTON,
800 9th ST. NV.
Adds B. BROWNE,
624 st.
ie1 -dkds Trustaoa
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Wife Should Run the Home.

From the New YORK Times.
In a decision In an appeal on a suit for
separation by sigmont Simon against Jen-
ME Simon, the appellate division of the SUI
preme court yesterday delivered this
opinion:
We do not feel disposed to enter into a
discussion Of the questions of difference be-
tween the parties. They are questions
about which people Of both sexes disagree.
While in a legal sense the husband Is the
head Of the family and has the right to
rule the household and compel his wife as
we'll as his children to obey him and sub
nit to his dictation in the details Of the
management of the house and servants
still the practical view Of the marital rela-
tons usually Ia that within her peculiar
sphere, the home, the wife should have her
own way and be allowed to manage and
control the details of housekeeping and ser.
wants. An intelligent woman should GER
tainly not be subjected in the presence of
servants and guests to humilia ton and Ill
treatment by her husband, by the offensive
assertion that he is master and she must
in all things obey him.
The decision was written by Justice Will
Jams. Justices OBrien and Patterson dis
senting and Justices Barrett and Rumsev
concurrin8.