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ALEXANDRIA HAPPENINGS.

The Junior German Club gave the fourth
Of its series OF hops in ODD Fellows Hail,
on North Columbus street, last night
About forty young people were present.
among them being Misses Lottie Bainscr-
field. Annie Uhler, Lucy ard Jennie ME,
pegcrodc Mamie ard Eleanor French, Marie
Davis. Alice Acton, Hattie and Roberta
Ainsley, and Messrs. Kos keinper. koss
Elliott Barbour DaiDgerfield, Re.erdy
EainrcrrIcld Joseph Cochran, Albert Dill
Ungham, Powell Miunegeroue ard many
Others
An alarm of fire, caused by the partial
burning OF small frame hoass N ,n. II
tnent Yesterday morning, but tbc Imfhcs
were distinguished with a cnctnlcal aI-
paratus. Asthe Hydrauiion engine vas ,..'n,s
in, an, ming street one of the rear wireSis
caught In O rat in tie Tagging ana broke
the spindle The wheel came off ard the
engine came 10 the ground and was qulckiy
stopped although it bounced along on ,he
hroken axle for some fifteen feet NO
further damage was Gone.
In the CDited States court yesterday
Richard Simmons, coiored, OF A!exandrid
county. who assaulted ard robbed tbe Two
CeorpetowD BOYS in Arlington cemetery
some weeks ago. and who was round giiiity
IN Thursday. was sentenced to Jail IN tiIis
.;tv for ,De year. II. C. Gibson OF orange
Sod Ma case removed to Richnood for trial.
John Robinson, colOred, who fraudnientiy
o,,talned a pension, was found suiity am
sentenced to pay q Inc u pfcSmnnd au rThe
e;. Oh. i;o 80 nns heen dismissed for the term
aaod the court viii adjourn TINS evening.
An the cnses which nave NOT yet be.u
tr;ed h.,ye been removed TO kichnoDd ior
trial.
Mr.. Charles II Powell. one or the oidPsi
residents of Alexandria. died at the home
of his daughter. Miss Reoecca fo"cii, on
Queen street near Columbus, yesterday
morniuc in the ninety first year OF ms age.
The deceased was born In this city in 1SU4,
and graduated from Yale College IN is15.
He Was a lawyer and school teacner % pro,
fcsson, and For nuaipeF oi years ieSi"eo
in the West.
Judge Norton, who is in Washington, N
c., has telegraphed Clerk John s. Beach
Of the corporation court, that be viii be here
toopcn court on Wednesday next, and note
Monday, the appointed time.
Thesteamcr Harry Ra ndaIl, which has been
running to The lower river, has been
withdraw VIII from the route until February
- and viii lay up at her wharf in Washing
ton foT a general overhauling and repairs.
Mr. John Hamilton. a brother of Mr. Frank
Hamilton OF the firm OF Hamilton & Co.,
died at the home of bis brother on North
Fairfax street yesterday evening OF con
sumption.
A birthday party in honor of Mr. Frank
Harper ir.. was given at his home on South
Lee street last night.
IT is understood that the rooms OF the
Business Mems League, at the corner of
King and Washington streets which ire now
IN the hands OF the decorators, will be ready
for occupancy about the first of next week
The Joint committee on streets and public
property are considering building inspec
tion law which they will recommend to the
city council.
Rey. Moses d. Hoge, D. D.. OF Richmond,
spoke to q large congregation In the old
1l.ss RD0h5.erian Church last night.
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wANTED-RooMs.

ANTED-Room-ma by a young
~ = 81. bet. 18TH and 18th SITS. NV:
nicely furnished: must exchange refs; will
-. - 10 eseW W4ere near by. ADDRESS VERY
CHEAP, this office. 1t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A most desirable. nearly
new 5-story, 12-room and cellar press
brick, bay-window house; 20 IT. front: all
n. l., with 2-story stable in the rear: must
sell at once: no reasonable offer refused.
2O17 II st. NV. jaG-Tt
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PERSONALS.

meDt. Il safe and sure relief in all
female trouble. constipation, irregula RI
ties, tunor, cancer, opium habit, fistula.
etc. Separate rooms for patients before
and during confinement, and find homes
for infants If required. Strictly Confiden-
tial. MRS. DIR RENNER, 16 Fourth st.
DIR. TAYLOR. 906 st. NV, makes
full sets OF teeth for S5; satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling. 81; amalgam. soc. se4-tf
j. T. w WALKERS SONS. 204 1Othst.
NV, carpet lining, felts, fire brick, and
clay, asbestos. paints, brushes, lime. cement.
two and three-pIy roofing material. ape II
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FoR RENr-RooMs.

FOR RENT-A saloon parior to lady
or gentleman in office; with brea kfast,
S25; with breakfast and dinner, $50; also
nice Sd story room with bpard, $50, electric
cars: no children. 1914 9th st. NV.
ja9-3t
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Pastor T. Hez. SVEN conducts a
special service and baptizes sondaV
night. 80 O'Clock. Pastor w 5:
uez. Swem conducts special service and
o. Thomas breaches at IL q. IN
Free i,ews. All invited. Second Baptist
Church auditorium, Fourth street and VII
giuia avenue southeast.
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W. ANTED-Room mate in two base
tncnt rooms; heat aud range, central,
rent, So. Address BUTTER AND EGGS,
this office Item
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FOR RENT-.14 18th st. NV, large
handsomely furnished rooms. 2d floor.
en- suite or single; near all Departments.
iai-Tt,cm ~
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FAITH NJ T.. .CHAPEI5-Bowen Road, Rev.
4. q. Harrison, pastor. Sunday Sclooi $3.50
a. m; preaching, 1 1 a. m: Young Peoples
meeting, 3 D. M; preaching. 7.3O p m;
prayer meeting Wednesday, 1:3o p. ID. All
are welcome
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FOR RENT large unfur. front and
back rooms. I'd fiorr. $40 per month:
one Sd floor S6 per month. bl9 Ii st. NV.
iaQ-3i
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AN experienced music teacher viii. take
4 few scholars for 25c. a lessen. Ad-
dress p o. Box 345, ,Anacostia. ja a1e-3t.en
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FOUND.

rOUND-Young female grey hound jan
uary 8; owner Prove property, pay
sharg and takeaway. SAMUELPHiLLlPS
22 II ST. NV. II
YED in my place Sunday, Jan
Aleyaniria county, Va; prove property and
pay charges. A. c. MERTENs. S2ll M st.
NV. iae-3t EN-
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wANTED-A medium or large size
wood stove; must be cheap. L. 8. e.,
this office. JaB9.St-em
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FOR RENT-eos \. ]. ave. NV. unfur
parlors; suita bic decior or dentist; heat
and light. also Sd story front room.
ja9-3t
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wANTED-As stenographer Gesirous of
increasing speed TO dictate evenings for
Address STENOGRAPHER, this office.
in 1921 EN-
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w A ANTED-Basemen OF first floor
with range, for a light business; not
store or restaurant; would like Stable con
nected or near, rent not over S25 per
month. Address SURE PAY, this office.
IL
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ANTED-Farm in P. G. Co., Nd,
10 rent, or On shares. D., this office.
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LOST.

LOST-January small female dog rat
terrier; collar but no tag. Finder please
return to $40 A st. Se. iaI1a-ft
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ST. PhCLS CHURCTE-Dupont Circle.
Il q. m, Rev. DR.. Milburn, cha plain of the
Senate. Z 80 p. m, Rev. DR.. j. H McCarty:
$50 &. m, SuGday-school. 6:I5 p. m,
Epworth Lcague.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SMITHS tools. Address RANDOLPH
AMBLER, Pleasant Valley, LoudouD CO..
Va 1t
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FOR RENT-A large nicely furnished
room, with steam heat, gas, bath: terms
reasonable. Apply Fint 4, TIE Virginia
corner : til and Virginia ave. sw jan-3t
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FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Ninth street between g and IL streets. north
west, Rev. Joseph r. K ely, pastor. Preach,
ing by the pastor at II a, M, and at ~
o. IA; Sabila til school at $50 a. m. \. +.
e. C. E. ut $50 y. Bl.: Tnld-week prayer
meeting, Thursday, at 7.3o y. H.
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wANTED-Hair mattresses to make
over, l, 81; 4, $1.T5; 8. 81 90, with new
ticking $3.50. Address National Capital
Floor Waxing. Furniture, EmaIneline, and
Uphoistering Company. Proprietor and
Datentecs OF the Glide Floor Waxing Brush
1925 O st. NV. jan9.14t
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silk looking like fur robe;
viii pay liberal reward at 20 1st 81.
ne. l--4--. -,L7al jalI-3t
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FIRST PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH,
F,ur-and-a-haif s. rect, between and D.
IL a, M. service, with sermon by Rev.
Dr. Sunderiaud; Sunday-school nj $3.50
a. M; Junior c. E., at $50 p. M; Senior
c. f. at p. m: Rev. 7. Dewitt Talmage
will preach every sabbath evening at 1:3O
u.
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Wanted--Try Rubber Roof Pain.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FRE1
Anc charge only for painting: WORK gusraaes,l
NAT RUBBER ROOF PAINT CO 1925 Sta nv
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WA ANTED-To borrow 81 200 for one
year al 20 per cent. on ample security.
Address II. W. d., this office. ja9-3t
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EDUCATIONAL.


STUDY Shorthand under q practical
writer and be ready for busy times.
1t is highly useful in every calling from the
professional man to the mechanic. It's
the quick register of thought Terms rea-
sonablc- Glasses forming at school, 943
/ st. NV. jano-1t
SHORTHA AND-Een Pitman's S system
Thoroughly taught; private or in classes;
day or evening; by practical writer OF
long experience at the Capitol; special
attention given to each student; Remington
typewriters. Apply to INSTRUCTOR. 943
l St NV jan6-1t
PIANO. Organ, Vocal Music aud theory
taught by j. F. GERMUILLER, GIL !
st. NV: terms moderate del S-1mo
WIMODAUGHS Glasses. 1928
st. NV, beginning Noveinber-Short-
hand, dictatiou and .ypewriting, Mrs. Bald
win, OF Business High School; bookkeeping.
etc. ADA L. SMlTH Supt
wANTED-PosTAGE srAMPs.
DEPARTMENT stampa, all kinds
and any quantity. bought and hIghest
cash prices given. Il. +. OuNkHQRST.
1905 7th st. NV. 0eS2.1
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FOR RENT-A newly furu. front room,
second floor; bath .ad joining: three
doors from cable cars. 1908 23d st.
NV , ia9-3t EN-
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

wANTED-Thel of So 900 on first.
class inside property: no agents. 70S
10Th st. se12-tf
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MACEDONIANB NBAPTIST CHURCH, Hills
dale, d. CT Rev. c. C. Mason, pastor. Sun
| Rcv. Mason will preach at IL a. m; gen.
| eral services at night; all are invited.
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M MASSAGE and bath, with alcohol
FubbiDgs, by Mrs. E. C. CURTIS, T02
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SPIRITIiALISM-Mrs. Cora L. v. Rich
mond, pastor of the + irsi spiritual Church,
OF Chicago, ILL.,, win lecture at Metzerott
Hail, Twelfth street, Sunday morning, at
i1:3o and evening, at 1:30. Persons
desiring TO hear her should arrive at han
in time to secure a good seat, as Mrs.
Richmond is an eloquent inspira tional
speaker, and large audiences atten her
lectures. Morning subject, The afflicted
human family, a spiritual diagnosis.
Evening subject. The little cloud in the
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-The Officers
ana nicinpers OF uoiieh iSute l.oage, 70; 20;
tn attend n sn,ciaI meeting SATURDAf Y. ut
s y. M, Tth st. hall nw., 10 make arrange
nients for the funeral of the late brother,
C. Han. Funeral at : r. M, rom tesi-
1t j. 7. " EikEL, n. g.
A speciaI meeting CT the stockholders or
tbt. Cross Manufacturing Company Is
eai!cd to be held January 20, 1895, Ed
EESpAY, ut 3 p. IN, at IL oiiioe on NE
Company, 1U7 King street. Alexei,i,i,a, n,
va, Tor the purpose OF rcsrganizing the
board OF directors. w. A DISNEY.
Secretary jaio - y
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FOR RENT-Two fur. rooms Tor gentle
men, 81 and 81 per week. 10G3 Q st.
NV iat0-3t
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MOUNT AIRY BAPTIST CHURCH, Cor
per OF New Jersey avenue aud ID street
norlhwest-Rev. C. C. Mason, pastor. Sun
| day services, Mr.. w. &. Berreman will
preach at IL a. M; Sunday-school at
| D. m.; general services at night; Rev. Ma
| son will preach; ,eXt, "And He shall save
| his people" Friends and public in gen.
aral iurifpfl
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LOST-A black seal chatelaine bag
attached by chains to a large oxidized
rope-twist chatelnine pin, conta ming a
black seal pooketbook with change IN Il:
two keys. pencils and paper. Reward If
left at this office. 1t
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FAITH CHAPEL, NJ, between Four-lnG-a-
half and Sixth streets southwest. Rev.
Edward Warren, pastor. Services Sunday
IL a. M; Bible study, Life of Christ"
D. M; Sunday school, $50; Junior G. f.
Society, 7:30; beginning of week Of prayer
mud f,i.l IL rrelisli1. services.
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FOR RESr-RooMs.

FOR RENT-sccond story: alcove; fur
nished. 50; one unfarGisiied, Sc; cunycn-
lent TO G.. r. o. MRS. BEALL, 6 n 1T. NV.
In
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FIFTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURGH--
Eighth and l streets northeast. Rev. A
Reoth. pastor. Preaching, 1 a. III sub
icct, Christ Our Life" and at !! 80
D. m, subject, @Tlrrceroii Victory" by
the pastor: Sunday school, $50 a m.: E.,
$3.50 p. M; Jr c. f., $3.50 p III. Seats free
All welcome.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAI
Help Wanted Gnd Situations WaIsted
20 Words for 10c.
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wANTED-BOAROrpS

RO RD-First-ciass taDsc Dv.,.. -. -
II 81 NV. 81 a week. jaS-ot EN-
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.
Rooms handsomely decorated from $40
up. Designs aud estimates furnished
CHAS. ERNST CO, 1916 T st.nw.
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FOR RSALE-Pawn ticket for 81 2: CALI
ing Tor 81 8 on 14-k. gold watch; worth
$50. Address Immediately 14-K., this
office iag st
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FOR RENT-215 9th st. sw., near
B.; large, newly fur. or unfur. rooms, $6
to S12 per month; heat, gas and bath;
transientS taken. ia7-7t
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FOR SALE-Best make OF iDcubators.
brooders and fresh green bone, call
and see the iucubators in working order.
SchmM's Bird and Pet Animal Stores, Il2
18th st. NV, and 122l Pa. ave.
oc6-tf.
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FOR SALE-Heres your chance; one
bay mare, 3 yrs. old: one bay horse,
yrs. old; sold very cheap; have no use for
them. Call at Chas. Linkin's stable,
9th and O stS. NV. 1a9-3t
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help WANTED And SITUATIONS WANTED
20 Words for lOc.
PERSONAL.

TURK EY Dinner, 80 cents: We give a
bel Ter evoked meal for I g cents than
you get anywhere else, aud plenty of IL.
HARTSOCK BROS Diuing Rooms. $50
Pa. ave. ta11-2t
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

new Hammond typewriter, Remington
keyboard. InQureatoffic., OF EQ UITA BILE
BUILDING ASSN, 1908 L st. jali-
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tEays ass,aF,csn uss csnmns u; G. 1os,s 0ss
for Indigestion and Constipation and have
been greatly benefited. Within two months
! gained over 2o pounds IN flesh AYk0N
II. PARKER.
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HAMLINE M. E. CHURCH Ninth and P
streets northwest. Sunday school. 81 a.
M: preaching, II q. M. by Rev. Henry
Baker. d. D.; 7:3o p. m, by Rev. j. B.
League. 6:15 p. M; Tuesday, conservation
Thursday. church prayer meeting, 7:3o p.
m. Fourth quarterly conference, Monday y
evening. 7:3O p. a
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FOR SALE-A horse and carriage.
cheap. 4SS Il st. sw. Ja9-35
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
coNTEMPoRARY oPINloN.

Tho Delaware single Tszers.
From the Baltimore Sun.
A special correspondent Of the Sun
tells Interestingly the story Of The ire
presalble cor hlet that has arisen at Dover,
Del, between tho advocates Of Henry
Georges theory Of the Single Tax and the
public authorities Of that place Fifteen
Single Takers are in jail at Dover under
au old ordinance forbidding "riotous,
turbulent, dlsorderly or noisy asssm-
blRgesn ia that town It is claimed on
she part OF the prisoners that they are
the victims OF political persecution aud
that their meetings we're not character
lied by any Of the Oh jectionable features
which the law prohibits They assert
that 10 per cent OF their converts have
been drawn from the Democratic party
and that the Democratic managers
have determined 30 suppress them by
higb-handsd methods This Is denied by
representatives Democrats of Dover, who
declare the charge to be preposterous
Whatever be the truth as to these allega
tlons Of political motive, there seems to
DO considerable testimony from dlslnter
ested persons showing that the meetings
OF the Single Takers were not disorderly,
and that the ordinance had been stretch
I'd far beyond its meaning Ia it's appllca-
tion TO these cages Uoless their mset
logs we're noisier and more disorderly
than the average Democrat aud Repubii-
can meeting, 10 must apreir TO outsiders
that the Dover authorities have acted
urj ustly and unwissly in licking up Mr..
Georges disciples. We doubt very
much II these few Single Tsxers
could make as much noise and disorder
AS are made by the old party mer
in their campaigns, and every.
body knows how much the public pa
tiently endures ia this line every yea
from enthusiastic paraders and politics
ssssmblages. The Single Takers ough
to be allowed the same privilege Thel
are American citizens snd have the righ
to express their view, II they do so In al
orderly manner. TO arrest them is I,
strengthen their cRuVe. To locS a mai
up Is no way to answer his arguments
IL Is rather q confession of weakness an'
fear. The Single Takers say they vii
6ght It out on this line If It takes all thl
Summer and several other Summer
besides, and the Dover authorities sa
they will continue TO put them IN jail e
fast "a they come to town. We rathe
think the Single Takers will get the bes
Of 1t 10 the end. II would be wiser to le
them talk to few people out of door
than 10 talk to the whole State Of Della
ware from Dover jail.
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Cooper ara visiting Miss Helen Nc
Csuley. OF Wilmington, at her cottage
ct Rehobotb.
Mrs. William Todd Is the guest of her
daughter Mrs. J. E. Nichols. at Seaford.
Albert Arnold, Of Philadelphia, is on q
visit to DIR. J. r. McCausland.
Miss Margaret ForaeTe, OF Whining
ton. Is visiting friends at Clayton.
James d. Wilds, Of Philadelphia, is
home on his vacation.
H. d Boyer was in Philadelphia ysster-
day.
Mrs s f. DlckersoR OF Houston, Is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs r. z.
Counselmsn.
Hervey P. Hall Is visiting In Philsdel
phla.
Gilbert Truck OF Wilmington, Is being
entertained by friends here.
Lex Mustard of Philadelphia, Is on Q
visit to his father ex-Representative
Horsce Mustard.
]. W. Jones made MiddIetown friends
a visit yesterday.
George Tygert OF Phlladelphls, for
merly Of Smyrna, is In town renewing
old acquaintances.
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secured by union, concerted ac-
tion and the elimination of money from
politics. Messrs. Addicks and Higgins
may be relied upon to dissIpste Whatever
strength the Republicans possess. The
former is a practical politician, and he
throws money into the srena of his am
billions; and money, we are sorry to say.
Is potentisl factor Ia Delaware. The
farmers are not overrich nor over
read; but hitherto they have stood by
their respective parties with unfaltering
Ellegiance. Recently. however, they
have come TO realizB the fact that while
they have the farms and have sowed the
seed, others have reapsd the harvest.
Politics they find gives them the oppor.
tunity to vote. but others the opportunity
TO hold the Offices and under the pstri
otto schemes of the liberal Mr.. Addicks
they have discovered that their votes
have money value and can be sold at a
good price. Some men are born under
Sol that loveth honor" and some under
Jupiter that loveth busines;" and busI-
ness, whether In the commercial or pc
litical arena, has been a source of profit
to Mr.. Addicks, and by business methods
he seeks TO mount into official position
Here Is the danger to the Democrats
With his Republican following, If be
can make iproads among the Demo
Gratis by the use of money he
may gather sufficient strength to &C
complish the purposes Of his political
ambition. There might not be much
poe tic fitness or political melody In plac
ing Mr.. Addlcks in the Senate of the
United Ststee, but unless voters shall
cease to be a purchssabe commodity he
may yet be Delawsre's representative In
that body. After eighteen centuries of
Christianity" said Lsssing, 'leu us re-
turn to Christ " After wandering after
false gods. lured by their gold and their
silver and greenbacks. we trust that the
Democracy Of Delaware will return TO
the simple board Of their fathers, and,
spurning brlbes, act In the spirit of po
lltical honor. In that way lies their
peace and safety.
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Stamp out This Oiub-house.

What Is the matter with the Law aud
Order Society that it does not proceed
against the clubhouse liquor dispensary
At the Iron Hill race trackf II Attorney
General White and his state detectives
are waiting for formal complaint to be
lodged the society is certainly q proper
body to do II
For many days the place has besn run
upon Delaware soil, with one OF ths
state boundary stones within It's en-
closure Is is run with open doors. and
the work Of dispensing intoxicAnts may
be seen by everyone passing the grounds
on the many trains which pass up and
down the Maryland division Of the P 4,
w. & B railroad. and by the thousands
who frequent t&s races. And yes the
suthorltlss have winked st the law
breakers and are waiting for formal
complaint" Do they expect Billy
Thompson or his agents, or whoever is
running It. to walk up and plead guilty :
b. all means let the lovers Of law aud
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Simon Le,bem,. Bodv Found.

This morning at s so o'clock Captain
William Campbell and Ollio slleox, who
bad been grappllng for the body Of the 8
ysrrs-old boy. Simon Lesbem, who was
drowned Sunday by falling from the dock
at the foot Of Orange street, recovered
1t a few feet west OF Market street
bridge It WAS fl Eating at the time
After being taken from ths water she
body WAS removed to the home of his
father, Morris LeshRm. The little boy
killed about year ago on trout street
was named Cooper, and was not q
brother OF the drowned lad. ID. A
Leshem is the grandfather. not ths
father Of the boy. as stated.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

The coal trust is In a fair way Of
getting consumed In the furn see of its
own rapAcity New York World
Spain is landing cannon IN Cuba so
Gomez will not have to buy any artillery.
Manchester Union.
They say that a man recently died 10 q
Georgia poorhouse Rt the age OF 1879
years. The institution nught TO be
Investigated -Roohester Union and
Advertiser
Nansen has discovered country that
will suit Ooxey. There are no keep Of
the grass signs at the North Pole =
Chattanooga News.
Ii hung Chang Is coming 60 the
Unlted States The American psacoc X
will lsok upon tho famous Chinaman
with envy. Albany Journal.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
Politics I'm nalnrare.
Philadelphia Record.

From the Philadelphia Record.
The political affairs OF Delaware nat
urally attract a great deal OF attention
In Pennsylvania A small state, and for
a long time a Democratic state. 1t has
lsrterly, through the II hueDce OF money,
partially drifted from It's moorings But
a rift has occurred recently IN the Re.
publican rsuks which under ordinary
circumstances would pretend the over
throw OF that party What the Demo
crsts In Delaware need is harmony,
honesty and the suppression OF rival
ambitions The condition OF the Rspub-
lican party In that state should,
without doubt, secure Democratic
sscendsncy; but this can only be
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
Thcne Rookn Are Ranntlas

We have few copies Of beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures of high artistic
merit, which will be sold at $1.75 copy,
which Is about one-fourth the publics
tion price. Also some copies Of Rand and
McNally's CYslopedia at 81 %, worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
Rt the EVENING JOURNAL Office