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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20

Mn. LDlToG'-Wiil yuu please tell ne
whether CT no the Mr. YIa+,irc who in
prcsilimg AT tic Auditorium meeting last
night, expressed 50 much sOlicitIdc for
Tho election Of Mr.. Houston, fearing that
if Mr.. Wills should lie returned that
Delaware would not have Republican
Representative inst. last and all the time,
is the same Sir ilustiug, who with other
corspraturs, DURING the suicidal era of
the Bird vs., liiGglu- regime, scared the
removal Of Judge Wales from the State
bcnChtO fiji vacancy existing on the US
B!u,h f.rwn!Ch coveted priI2 The fri. nds
and the people Of Delaware generally de.
sired should be flied by WIN C. SprInnre
E'V, Of our Guy, and who by that act
placed Judge WhittIrY On our state Neuoh
when Republican Judge WAS 50 Nuch
needed. first last md all the tine ~ pre-.
vent our people from being di-tranchi,ed
and di"4taerE!, ~ they have boon by Judi.
cll docisIonn III the past. Is he III" man?
l%QrIEfH
NurF 1t is relieved That thnre i. only
one Washington Hasiing, IN Cur lily and
he IS tho same man who assisted TO defvnt
tie Republicans In til" Seventh ward a
few years ag" and George H. lindall in
The Sixth ward rs well rs to make W. e.
Wh;cley Judge The Ethiopian cannot
change his skin uUg the leopard his spots
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20
MORE RECEIVERS

i
Security Entered for Those Who Have
Properly Ia Pennsylvania and New
Jersey.
In Judge Dallas United States Circuit
Court at Philadelphia yesterday there was
entered $4,000 security for Dwight
Braman and j. Augustus McCaulley, who
have charge of the Bay State Gas Com.
pany's property in Pennsylvania in the
auxiliary receivershp for that company.
A joint bond was entered for the two re-
ceivers, with the Fidelity Trust and Safe
Deposit company of Maryland las surety.
Hamilton il Carson appeared rs counsel
for the receivers. Ex-senator Anthony
Higgins of Delaware was in court at tho
time
Dwight Braman and ]. Augustus Nc
Caullcy, the receivers in this State Of the
Bay State Gas Company, yesterday after.
noon made application through Attorneys
son to Judg. Dallas IN the United States
Circuit Court for the appointment OF q
receiver fl the Bay State Gas Company
of Now jersey Tho matter belongs to
the New Jersey Circuit Court ard was
brought up in Philadelphia owing to the
vacancy on the New Jersey bench caused
by, tho death Of Judge Green.
49, "''iiinbil ttaNi lHt putlIlDU. MuUy
particulars were given, and the reasons
urged for tho appointment Of receiver
for tho Bay state Gas Company of New
Jersey were its alleged insolvency and the
alleged improper control exercised by les
president. The exisenoy of the cause was
stated to be the danger Of assets being
made away with,
The Judge appointed Gco.gc H. Yeaman,
OF Madison, n. j., temporary receiver
MIR. leaman is an attorney, and was al
one time tho United States Minister al
Denmark.
Tuesday, the eth inst, was fixed for a
hearing at Trenton, whether tho appoint
meht Of Mr.. ieaman shall b, made per-
mnnent. Senator Higgins was in court
when the application was made.
President Addicks and Treasurer Miller
OF the Bay State Gas Company were in
Boston yesterday in consultation with at
torneys, and 1t is understood that papers
are being drawn up to DO laid before tho
grand jury
During tho afternoon Thomas w. Law
son was in close consultation with Mr.. Adj
dicks, their attorneys and others Interested
on tie Addicks side o! the big controversy
but the nature Of tho business could not
be learned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20
Magnets Burned.

Shortly before o'clock to-day two polar
relays and magnets on the switchboard in
the electrical department Of the city hail
were discovered to be on fire by janituy
Thomas. Sergeant Bailey was quickly On
the scene and prevented any further dam
age.
The Ford Morocco Company is very bus, .
Business is looking up better thun for IL
year past.
The Sagcs will give IN exhibition of
their Iypnotic power before the Mogul-
lions Oh Thursday evening.
The tramps vino were held for the action
of the Washington authorities were dls
charged yesterday afternoon from the
City hall
Ebe W, Tunnel will secure II cane ut
the Young Mems Democratic club Thurs
day evening.
Last night committee of the different
organizations Of Grace Church met ut The
home OF job H. jackson and arranged
for Il suitable memorial service.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20

WEST CHEslrE, pa, De uher 70 Tie
'lurdcrults attack Ui negro burglar upon
Howard Seal, the well Anuwn young far
mcr If Birmingham township Delaware
county, Ct which h. is now apparently
dying ut his homo has aroused tue rt.-
HCns Of Delaware and Chester COMMITTEES
The crime its0If was molr tjrudsh 10y far
Than the first accounts Of Il indicate l. and
tie subsequent chase Of the now clrlicd
drag'radn la, been intensely exrtllu-, rs
the pur-ucr, have, in tha main, hdHn f{uil.
cd by "A trItl OF blood.
II appears that after Seal had oyrrtakcn
the black burglar III Il field near the farm
er's homo he was marching his captive
back 10 tho house to araVEc for Ills ar-
rest. Suddenly the negro stopped stoop
cd down, picked up large stone aul
hurlrd it AT his captor. II knocked Seals
cap off.
Seal then graspCd stone and threw it
at tic negro. 1t struck him ON the jaw,
and the blood spnrtod out from bad cut
Then the fight became IL desperate omn.
Tho negro missed Seal with the next
stone, but rs Seal stopped down to re-
turn the throw the negro struck him
on the head i fearful blow with another
stone, and the farmer dropped in lis
trucks,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20

Tho German Republicans will have a
Hall. Some Of the best speakers Of the
country will be present.
DR.. Walker of Chester is In this city to-
day.
Owen ]. Hession and John d. Kelley of
this city tomorrow will go to Washing
ton and will be present when National
President O'Connor Of the A. o. H. pre-
sents to the Catholic University tho Celtic
chair.
Mrs. C. y. Wilsey of Bridgeton, N. j.,
widow of the late G, Francis Wilsey, ESD,
who served Bridgeton Fire Department. as
its first assistant chief for several years is
visiting her niece, Mrs. j. A, Eberhardt,
at 1919 Tatnnll street. 1t is Mrs. Wilsey's
first visit TO Wilmington and she is great
ly pleased with our charming location and
the picturesque scenery surrounding our
beautiful city on the hill.
Mr., Richard Tasker Lowndes, son of
Governor Lowndes, and Miss Mary Eliza
beth Mcdowell, daughter Of Mrs. Hattie
Mcdowell, will be married at noon ON
Thursday in the old Presbyterian Chureh,
at Danville. Ky. Governor Lowndcs and
in special car for Danviile.
Mrs. NJ. McNeal, has been paid check
for So OyO for the death of her husband by
Wilmington Lodge No 1 A. o, U. w.
The fund recorder W. c. Woods, for.
warted the same to the recorder of
Wilmington lodge. Mr.. McNeal only dy.
ing last Thursday week this Is considered
very prompt pay on the part Of the lodge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20

When the United States Circuit Court
operol this morning Hugh c. browne
mutiOned for po:tpnmcment Of the hear.
Ing Of tho damage suits Of Mary T.. THIS.
Icy, David Craig and Lewis Horn against
the morocco firm Of Blumenthal & Co.
The trial was set for Nov. l9ch at 10 a,
NJ. and the Jurors were discharged until
that time. All the jurors who had been
summoned ware IL attendance except
three, one OF whom was Isaac n. Fuoks
Of -NI-~pS county, who had bcln excused
Cn account IF illness.
An order WAS granted to Andrew II,
SauIurn, to obtain references to tho casos
against tho steamer Ella.
Argument in the ease Of Hutton vs..
Bancroft and son was continued.
Several persons took advantage Of the
courts session AMI applied for raturt!iza-
ton paDCrS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20

Last Thursday Il farmer residing nCar
Ctutreville procured IL suit IN order that
he might turn out with the club on horse.
back and attend the meeting VI that place
In lie evening. AS his wife inclined to
The Democratic party lie concluded TO
leave his suit at the barn nntil near start
ing time, and thus escape tie pry!ng eyes
of his good lady, She, however, 1t seems,
had caught glimpse Of the bundle and
vcntured out on a tour Of exploration.
As she tnrred little longer than suit
ed the convenience of her liggc lord he
called to her she was wanted at the house.
BY this time she had discovered the bun
die and snatohiRg it up she set off on II
double quick gait. Hnre wns dilemma,
but after considerable roaxiEg the bundle
WAS handed over, and L II reached Cen.
trrvilu in time for tho parade. Madam
las some five or six boys and She declares
tllnt while ah3 may not control their votes
thai they shall not make pOlitica! idiots
OF themselves while she lives.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20
WONDERFUL PICTURES.
A large Audience Delighted and Mistifed
nj the OpcrA House,

NJ the tpcfh hoHsc'
That bypnotism is still much In favor
In this city was again evidenced last evon.
ing when the seventh performance by
tho Sages and their assistants was given
at Grand Opera House which contained q
very large audience that for nearly two
hours was kept in the best Of humor. The
Sages are remarkable hypnotists. They
present each time IN entire change so that
those persons who are interested in the
science con attend all of their entertain
and interesting.
= After tho excellent hypnotic entertain
ment the audience was favored for the
first time In Wilmington with Lumier' 5
Cinemntographe a machine that displays
upon canvas pictures which have attracted
over 800 600 people in Philadelphia to
keth's Biiou Theatre. 1t is not an cleo.
trical appliance us many people suppose,
simply employing electricity for lighting
purposes, as 1t could DO given with gas Or
calcium lights if necessary.
The discovery Of this process of exhibit
ing pictures was made by Lumiere 4 Sons,
of Lyons, France, who are famous for their
novelties in the photographing art and are
unequalled in their line. Their machine
was first introduced in this country in
Philadelphia, then In New York and then
In Boston. There are but ak of these
machines to-day in this country, and one
of them is now in this city, where the pic
lures are exhibited for the first time in
any community with population of less
chan 10000 people The expense of the
machine is $3.50 week. The most Won
derful and realistic pictures of human
beings and objects in motion are shown to
such high degree Of excellence that ono
can hardly credit tho fact that one is not
looking upon tho scene In its reality. Ma
ture, animation, life, these seem to be
placed before you with most impressive
fidelity.
that seemed TO please majority Of the au-
diencc most woro n bathing scene where
the bathers divel from II platform and the
heavy swells covered them with water II
wonderful charge by II Regiment of soldiers
rushing OH their horses and finally APP
preaching the foot lights with such Il rush
that you tremble for fear that they will
with their horses jump over the foot lights;
also French Infantry Regiment swing
along on parade with muskets cleaning,
very exciting indeed; elephants at play;
Mounting Guard; little children eating
playing, dancing; tho Gardner and Bad
Boy, Tumbling Wall, etc etc.
AS in all probability these pictures will
not be seen hero again We cannot too
strongly recommend them to our readers
as worthy Of their most serious Conslcr.,-
ton as Il matter of regret should they not
avail themselves OF the opportunity of SEQ
Ing what Is unqucStiOnahly Il remarkable
scientific development.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20
DEATHS.

RFED-Cn Oct. nth Benz min A. Reed, aged
"a years
Funeral private from $40 9th street, on
Tuesday afternoon. October a1th. at W. liz
terment at Riyeryiew cemetery.
ATHERTON-On thu 18th inst. Harriet Atm
ertCn aged 81 years.
Relatives AID friends are Invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence OF her on IN
law JohnJ Comfy, 81 Iih street on Tues
day afternoon ut O'clock. ihterleht AT
KlVerview cemetery.
QUASGHlN-On October l1lh'Wi'hclm ouhs-
chin aged a4ye"rs. ,-.. ,,s...-
Relatives and friends and German rene.
nclnl sorieiies Nos / and are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from his 'a'e
residence, No. II JustsOn street oni Tuesday
If ernoon at u'cltCk. ln,crlheht ut liver
yew W.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20

The Delaware Historical Society last
night heard Pennook Pusey's verbal re-
port on the unwilling ceremonies of Crane
Hook Church OH Saturday and by special
request will make q written report. The
donations received were some bullets from
the battlefield of Antiotam, picked up
twenty-nine years after tho battle; pho
tograph of Delaware College and another
of the old Shipley House from II. G. Con-
rad.
Bishop Coleman, on behalf Of Miss Lucy
J. jackson, presented a large piece Of tho
bnttonwood tree that stood by the side Of
Crane Hook Church, and which was a
guiding point for travellers by land and
water. The names of Il. r. Warner DR..
John Palmer and Col. Benjamin Nields
were proposed for active membership, and
those Of Mrs. Il, T. Warner, Mrs. VIM. NJ.
Drein and Miss Gertrude Nields for asso-
ciate membership.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20

reived by the Board of Trustees Of Grace
Nj. Il Church from ministers applying for
the position mnde vacant by tho death Of
The RcT. Merritt iIulbur1, pastor Of Grace
NJ. Il. Church.
Tho letters have not rs yet been opened.
Ii Is probable that no minister will he
given call for some timo yet. This Is tho
priAopH.p!tm the Wilmington Conference
and Tie best talent from outside ure Gnx-
lows Lo lrNnne its pGSlur.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20

Frank Wango, the Indian prize fighter
viii meet JHck Dailor t''3 evening ut
pyIr'a Cycle Academy ..th street, In
worry confident that be can host Daily He
is IN elegant condition, having been in
training for three weeks. Weighing II?
pounds. Tho 80 will be worth witnessing
and all sporting men will get their money !
worth. He delearnc. Cnu., Ghorlns and
nlly Duke hrfcro the Eureka Athletic
ll.l # EnltIiuMrh Nd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20
Pole Raising.

A grand Republican rally and flag rails
ing, under the auspices of the Mckinley
and Hobart Club of Stanton, at Stanton,
Del, will take place on Saturday, Oct
2lth 1856. at 80 p. m. A meeting will be
held at Stanton Hall at 80 p, m, to DO
addressed by Walter II, Hayes, Medford
H. Cahoon, George A. Elliott, WIN. N.
Byrne, VIM G. Spruance and Harry
Whiteman All invited. A cornet band
will be in attendance
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20
MARRIAGES..

WALLS-WII.Ds-Uctob "A. by Rev. W.
II. Burreil, ~ Cooper street. Camden n, j..
Mr.. John a. Was to Mss Marie " ilds,both
ofthis city.
BELL-ALLEN-On October l&th by thchev
W. II. Henh ricksO at tho residence OF the
pastor near BOOTHS Corner, bel. Coz Pa.
MIR Frederick i. He'll OF Virginia anC Miss
Hattie Allen. of New Castle Co.. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20

A philadelphia paper to-day prints =
stoiy that an alleged subject Of hypnotisn
who had pins and needle, drlyun INTO hiA
arms and hand IN this CITY nal to be ad.
mittol to St. Mary's Hospital. Manager
Fulwood oi tho Sass6 denies that t4o man
had bssn subleo. here. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20

In "A letter to the REruD!LOAS Mrs. Mar
vel If Georgetown, denies the alleged as
scrtiuA thai she uses drugs Or drink and
goes over the trouble between her and her
husband
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20

W. A. sullivan Of Rochester, New York
will speak in tho Auditorium TO morrow
night under the auspices Of the Union Re.
publican party Mr., Sullivan Ia u lawye
Of eloquonco and Is sent. here by tho Ma.
tional COMMITTEES He has In tho South
and tofor, he returns will spank down the
stutA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20

Robecn & Co, have Just published q
song from the pen OF Rev y. Bnrgotte
Sholt The preacher author has dodicat.
ed the song which Is q catchy one TO his
sister Miss Jcnniei.ud has en:i.lod 1t Tho
Girl that has Tho basket on Her Arm"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20
WE MEAN YOU!

These few words are address.
| ed to those who are undecided.
You have, perhaps, traded
with one tailor fer many years,
and have just begun to realize
that, while everything else has
become cheaper you are still
paying war prices Tor your
Clothing.
The thoughtful man viii ask
himself, Why?
We ask you the same ques.
ton, Why!
You have been reading our
advertisements and have been
wondering if you can really get
ready-to.wear clothes as good
as the made to. ordcr kind
We answer yes, positively
yes, just as good, oft times better
and at half the cost.
All we ask is that yoH give
US a look-Your money back if
you Say 50.
Store open evenings.
Strictly one price, and if dis.
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
Max Ephraim, Prop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20
OUR CARD BASKET.

Communication for this column should
be written on one side OF the paper only and
addressed "Our Card Basket" REPUBLICAN
oifice.l
Herbert Mullln was In West Chester
yesterday.
The Rev. Earnest a. KeigwIn returned
to Princeton, N. j., yesterday
Miss Elenore G. Walton is confined to
the house with typhoid fever, y
Alvin Reed Morrison will go to Mill.
stone, near New London, Conn, this morn
ing on business trip Of several days.
The Rev. L, Dewitt Talmad &c, d. D., Of
Washington, d. G., and tie Rev. DR.,
Davies Of New York city, Will be enter.
tanned by the Rev. ard Mrs A. n. Keig.
win, at No. 1913 Park place, during their
stay In Wilmington In attendance at tho
meeting of the synod.
From Chester comes the news that Mr..
and Mrs. Charles l.. Dngler arrived homo
after delightful honeymoon tour. They
We're married last week in La Porte, Ind.
They were met at the station by Levi J.
Farley, Miss Nita Farley and Prof. Il. NJ.
Bliss; Miss Pyle, Of Wilmington and CON
Quoted to their home on Potter street.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Miss Abbie A. Edwards and George NJ.
Davis The ceremony will take place at
the residence of the brides parents, No
1928 West Fourth street, on October 20 at s
O'clock
Tho Misses Ainscow will give private
leap year dance at Shellpot tomorrow.
John A. Walls and Miss Marie Wilds of
this city were married in Camden, \.
D., On October II. ..sa
}. b. Angeney Of New York city is in
town on business.
j. G., Stephenson Of Pittsburg is down
the State on business
A. NJ. Bailey Of Colwyn, Pa, is at the
Clayton House.
b. +. Bittingcr of Washington is in this
city.
Miss Herring Of Baltimore, who has been
visiting Miss Gertrude Richardson at No.
s5J Washington street, returned home to.
day after II pleasant visit Of some three
weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20

euro that rorgh with Shlo!'s euro
The best Cough Cure. Relieves cloup
promptly, One million bottles sold last
year. 40 lose, for - cts. Suld by n i.
Dautorth. 2md and Market streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20

The weather tomorrow .rcir ."e ~ he
partly c.eady followed ~ ,,D.r.Ur. l.d
sHgltIy warner Thursday !Hr VIA
stationary temperature
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20

Ladies'. take the best, If you are troubled
bled with constipation, sallow skin, and
n tired feeling, take Karl's Clover Tea, 1t
Is pleasant to take. sold by n. b, Dan.
forth, End and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20

The first of a series of three Shakcsper-
ian recitals, to be given by Professor Alb
bott Of Boston, IN this city, during the next
month, was held in the parl0rS OF the New
Century Club building last night, About
100 persons were present Professor AL
bott is u ShakoSpcrian scholar and con.
WINGED his audience OF this fact in his ad.
mirable recital Of the historic play julius
Caesar" His mannnriSms were striking
and his delivery of Max Antony famous
Grafton was Of the highest dramatic or
der His voice is wonderfully strong and
his work effective Professor Abbott will
rcclte Hamlet" on Monday night next,
The rectals arc being held under the au>-
piccs of the Day Nursery and Babies
Hospital.
The marriage of Miss Hattie NJ en- and
Mr., Frederick Bell Of Cuntrevilo, by Rov.
W. H. Hcndrckson If Booth Corner. Pa,
on the l4th int, seems to have excited
much interest not only among the COlOret
people, but also among the white families
in the noi4hbolhOUd, as they received
quite u number of presents, including II
whole set Of glassware also cllnaWare,
and set If solid silver tea spoons with
the hride's initials engraved thereon. They
will remove to thor home some thirty
miles distant, whore they will go to hUl-t-
keeping with tho prospect OF as much nap
pinrss rs Calls to the lot Of any Of their
race.
A very pleasant surprise was rendered
Mr.. Thomas III, lIarknoss i'll honor OF his
seventeenth birthday ut his parents resi-
dcnlc near Pleasant Hill, Dol. Among
those present were: Mrs, Mary J. East.
burn, Mr.. and Mrs James llarkness, Sr.,
Amos Il. Harkucsi Misses Margarc. l..
Worsail. Adalon and Elizabeth II. Buck
ingham, Minnie MCNHmee, Anna WOHrall,
Ami" and Fanny bruNnen, Cora Morris,
Louise and Myrtlo. Whitcman, Jessie
Nhttesnun. Mrssr7. Thomas NJ. liurH
ness, Waiter \, WhIteman, James Hank.
ness, Ma hlniel richards, Grover C!ure
land MGSAmcr, john and klnauy Back.
lnqAum, Clarence llarry and Herbert Fast
burn, Willard iiu"klng naIn, Hugh RiiIerts,
Alien SpGakmau
Alta late hour all were treated to re.
lrrshmcnts. After wishing Mr., Hardness
many such happy birthday, Al! dispersed
to their huEb,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-20

TLs Thermometer At tho REFrBl!CA
CN.cs today!
iO'Clock. 10 O'Clock, 2 clock
AZ IS 10
The broad ax., 1896-01-18

''ssI Subscribe Ift or In, oBBROADAxa.l
The broad ax., 1896-01-18
The Burial of Sir John MOORE.

PHOENIX PARK, 22d April, 1641.
think It was about the summer Of 1914
or 1915, cannot at the moment say for q
certainty which, was sitting in my col
lege room. Ithen occupied the ground floor
of No. 20 and was reading The Edinburgh
Annual Register, In which a very striking
and beautiful account Is given OF the bur-
ial Of Sir John Moore. Wolfe came in,
and, as you know my custom was, made
him listen tn me as / read the passage,
which he heard with deep and sensible
emotion. We were both loud and ardent
In our Communications OF 1t, and after
some little time proposed to our friend
to take q walk into the country. He CON-
sented, and we bent our way to Simpsons
Nursery, place about half way between
Dublin and the Rock.
During our stroll Wolfe was unusually
meditative and silent, and / remember
having been provoked a little by meeting
with no response or sympathy to my fire.
quent bursts of admiration about the
country and the scenery, in which, on 9TH
er occasions, he used so cordially to join.
But be atoned for his apparent dullness
and insensibility on his return, when he
repeated for me the first and last verses Of
his beautiful ode, in the composition Of
which he had been absorbed during our
little perambulation. 1 expressed . rap
turous appreciation, with which he seemed
greatly pleased. Ny brother, the Rev.
Mortimer O'Sullivan, was present when
this took place and was also greatly de-
lighted. These were the only verses which
our dear friend at first contemplated; but,
moved, as he said, by my appreciation, his
mind worked on the subject after he left
me, and in the morning he came over TO
me with the other verse, by which 1t was
completed. 8. O'Sullivan In Pa
trician. .i,., -.-. .r.,.. l...
The broad ax., 1896-01-18

THArcHER's Germade the finest
breakfast food in the market. Try
it.