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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-03
MARTIAL LAW AT MADRID


LONDON, May 3.-A special
dispatch from Madrid says mar
tial law has been proclaimed there.
The customary proclamation was
posted at midnight. Military pa
trolls have appeared in the Puerto
del Sol, the principal square of the
city. The proclamation was due
to the attitude of certain political
parties since the news from
Manila. The whole garrison is
ready in the barracks.
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DEWEY'S ALLEGED THREAT.

MADRID, May 3.--The Liberal
says: Admiral Dewey has de-
manded the surrender of all Span
ish vessels in the archipelago,
threatening to lombard the ports
if refused.
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WAR MAY NOT LASTLONG
Spain May be Deprived of All Her Valuable
Colonies Within Sixty Days Time

Admiral Deweys Great Victory in the Philippines to
Be Followed Promptly by Other Ag-
gressive Movements.
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MISCELLANY.

! Capt. IL. G. Ring and Manager f. b.
Taylor have planneda Spring trip for the
! Harvard Lacrosse team during the Easter
season. Games will be played in Baiti-
more and with Lhigh and Swauhmort.
On their return the team will begin its
series of regular games. Two games will
be played with the Crescent A. A., one
in Brook yn and the other in Cambridge.
Yale, Columbia and Cornell are organ
izing teams this year for the first time
and oanes with them will probably be
arranged.
1t Is said that at the coming meeting
of the United States Golf Association not
only will the Canadian challenge be ac-
ceped, but that II return challenge will
be sent, and series Of matches arranged,
one to take p G. in Toronto one in the
States, and the third, if necessary, on
some halfway meeting ground, as the
Niagara links.
4. r. Downer, the Scotch runner. who
issued Il challenge month ago to run
any man in the world from 100 to 44O
yards for elOO side, says he will come
to America if he finds an acccptur on
this side Of the water.
Richard Sheldon, Yalc's weight pntter,
has entered Columbia and will represent
that college in dual games, although he
is ineligible for the intercollegiate cham
pionships.
There has been meeting Of lacrosse
men ut Yale. and Harvard Is now push.
ing the idea Of an intercollegiate lacrosse
league.
J. B. Longacrc, OF the Nalc.llenlcy
crew, and NJ. D. Wilt. the expert
canorist, are the latest amateur ath-
lctcS to adopt skating as Il means Of cx-
ercisp.
Schaefer has selected April ) as the
date, and Chicago as the place for his
match with Ives.
An English physician thinks that the
example OF Sandow is not altogether II
desirable one for boys. While he admits
that it is Il worthy ambition for boy to
become well developed and strong
mau, yet when physical culture is car
rien to the extreme, as by SandoW, it be-
comes pernicious. He says thai two
dangers confront Sanoow, and they are,
first, death at an early period after COM
petc suspension Of the athletic strain.
and second, death at middle age or soon
thereafter, from a continuance of his
work.
The Pennsylvania athletic authorities
have accepted the invitation to send II
relay team to Boston on February 26.
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idea. 1t is more probable that they will
endeavOr to get almost the same if not
better goods for lnwer price. which
event also detracts from the expectations
II the manufacturers Of the chainess.
Notwithstanding there selfasserted facts
these manufacturers, for obvious reasons
persist in booming it. 1t cannot be
cajolery, but intelligent people should be
able to judge for themselves.
Taylore, the French rider, will have q
special wheel built for him, much after
the form OF Jimmy Michael's wheel on
which he was 50 victorious last season.
There were but a few who noticed the
peculiar construction Of Jiinmy's wheel.
The front wheel was much smaller than
the rear one. This enabled him to fol-
low pace much closer and brought him
right up under his pace makers. The
closer behind the large machine the
easier to follow the swift pace and this
Michael catered to, which also gave him
one great advantage over any Of his ad-
vefYaries. TAylore tried to ride such
wheel against Starbuck, but could not
acc,stoln himself to it in the short time
he had to prepare for the race.
Since professionals were not admitted
to the L. \. W. at the recent Assembly,
there may be trouble ahead. The pro-
fessionals were much dissatisfied with
their position in regard to the league
last year, but said little, bearing their
punishment without a murmur, but
taxation with out representation" is an
old phrase that has found its way to the
hearts of every American citizen, and,
just as sure as the sun shines, the mean
ing of that phrase will be made clear to
many in the near future.
One of the most important tandem
teams that ever visited American shores
is that composed Of Tonmaselli and
Pasini, which Tom Esk has just engaged
in Paris to ride in the United States the
coming season. Both men have divided
with Pontecch for several years the
honor Of being the fastest sprinter in
Italy, and the victories of the three men
altcrnatcd during the entire season, the
general opinion being that Pon,e chi
was the most brilliant tinisher, bit that
TomnaselIi and Pasini were the most
consistent
Pursuit racing will probably be tried
by track athletes this summer.
The bicycle, as now constructed, must
be regarded as a whole, precisely as a
bridge is regarded.
The high winds which prevailed yes
terday put Il temporary check to cycling.
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IN WILMINGTON. DELAWARE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1898.

ON Mr.. Waverly. Next will be tie well.
known Dick Baker, who is going to ride
his own horse, Doc Burch. Big and
healthy Harry MorrisSy will try to ride
Little Jim to victory. BenefactOr will
no doubt be ridden by McCauley. Our
dear old friend Delehanty has the mount
Of Frank X. Harf, and wishes his friends
to understand he is out for the money, as
as he has money placed on him at Daw.
son City. Fitzsimmons will pilot Electro;
Sam Hart may ride Sprite, while Duffy
will try and carry his horse, Oak. 1t
is safe to say his chances OF winning are
better should Duffy carry him than for
it to be reversed.
Berger, the unfortunate boy who was
thrown from his horse on Wednesday in
the last race, died about three hours
after the accident.
Jack opened at seven to five, but be
fore many minutes he was backed down
to seven to ten. ut which price he closed
He won in a gallop from Worry Not !,
with Nay third.
Fred Esher, the warm:ng-up Judge,
went home with very sick headache
which he said came on after the fifth
race. Fifty each way on Cuba was his
bet. Poor boy, don't you know she can
only run in the wind?
Jack White had a good day, as he
played Jack, Matte Chum and klondik:
heavily.
Gallatin gave his hacker heart disease
as he was slnt off and nterfercd with no
less than half a dozen times.
The Great Metropolitan Stakes is OF
5000 value The distance is about two
miles and a quarter, and it will be run
Tuesday, April 10.
The City and Suburban, run Wednes-
day, April 20, will be worth $4,000.
The distance is nne mile and quarter
The Chester Cup will be run Wednes-
day, May !, over the Old Cup course,
nearly two miles and a quarter. 1t will
be worth Sl2,71
The kcmpton Park Great Jubilee
Stakes, value $1,000, will be run over
the New Mile course Saturday, May7.
At the big sale in New York yesterday
the top price Of the day was given for the
fast young pacing stallion Planet, Mr.. \.
Alvoord, of Syracuse. getting him for
$4,000 after long fight up from the bid
OF ST. 600. 1t is understood that Mr., Al
voord bought Planet on shares with Bar
ney lhfiares,, wcl-known trainer and
driver, and they are already out with a
challenge t" race any PAGER, Star Pointer
or Joe Patchcn not barred, Il match Of
two miles heats, best two in tllrec, or
three in FIVE, if desired, for amy sum up
to -, OONa side.
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AQUATICS.

The fifth candidates who are training
for Cyrnell's freshman crew will be re-
duccd in numbers to about twenty-five
by next Monday, as Courtney by that
time expects to start the men working
on the water.
The candidates for coxswain on the
Varsity and freshmen crews of Yale
were called ont yesterday. Seventeen
candidates appeared for those two posi-
tions. They will be given trials in steer
ing barges and pair cars until the best
among them can be selected for trials in
racing shells. Among the candidates is
Coxswain Greens, Of last years Varsity
crew.
Pennsylvania enrolled 3S member in
the L. A. W. last week against 81 for
New York.
Harvard is opposed to the Pough-
kecpsie, n. Y, course for a race with
Cornell and the latter must either enter
the race with Yale and Harvard or a
ne N course must be proposed,
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
Short and pithy Pointers From
the Turf.
BRIEF TOPICS OF The DAY.
A Resume Of the --latest llOings In
Athletics. Indoor and Field
Sports That are
Legitimate.
BRIEF TOPICS OF The DAY.
DIAMOND DUST.

Changes in the playing rules will he
Jew and far between, Notwithstanding
The many alleged notifications suggested
and planned by the different League
II,agnates, as is shown by what President
Young says on the subject. President
Hart, chairman Of the Rules Committee.
wired me recently" saws Nick, "that
the Rules Committee had completed its
work and that the rules will te given to
the press in few days. am pretty
familiar with the work Of the rule
makers as it has developed this Winter,
and am in position to state that there
is not one radical change in the playing
laws for next season : that the Commit
tee deems it advisable not to take any
heroic action as regards radical shifts to
rules that such a radical mote would
be IA mere experiment and speculation
that the public demands no material
changes and that the public is the first
to be served
"pop' Anson has written to Manager
ilunlon, Of the Baltimore team, regard
ing the impression that has gained
ground that the OriOlc Club wanted him.
Anson says in the event of a position
being offered him by the Baltimore Clui.
he could not at this time accept or de.
cline. lie had not decided on his plans,
but il wished to talk business with any
one he would be pleased to negotiate
with lIanlon.
On March I, or three weeks from last
Sunday, Buck Ewings Cincinnati aggre.
CATION will play its first game OF the year
at the San Antonio Tex. Baseball Park.
Roy Thomas will again captain the
Orange Athletic Club baseball nine and
play centre field.
The Philadelphia Base Ball League
held Il meeting at the Hotel Windsor
last evening.
Manager Stallings yesterday receiveG
signed contracts from Dunkle, McFar
land, Orh, Dugghby and Wheeler.
Bennett w. Farnham, a left fielder or
the Yale VARSITY last season has beer
engaged to coach the Yale Law Schoo
baseball team. He has taken charge o
the candidates and will direct their work
until the team leaves for the Easter trip
The lawyers in the Won der Abe affair
at Tittsburg tried to affect a comprolni u
Yesterday, but failed, and Chris was still
in Jail last night.
FielduIan saws he may place ''Scrappy'
Joyce or Park Wilson On first for New
York.
Only two Of New York's PLAYERS lave
failed to sign 1898 contracts.
Sam Thompson has signed Philadel
phia contract, AMI viii came East il
three weeks.
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SELF DEFENCE.

Jack Dav won cake at Il cake walk
held i'll kelIy'> Hall, at Eighth and
Christian streets, Philadelphia, on Tues
day night last.
Peter Maher received 81 ,;Nj9 for boxing
three rounds with Smith.
jack DAILY will fight Eddy German in
Baltimore on Friday next.
ii the movement which is under way
by several welI-known sporting men in
this vicinity is successfully carried out
then the admirers of listiana will learn
something about the sport which will no
doubt meet with their approval. The
plan calls for the revising Of the rules OF
the prize ring, classifying the different
weights. bIacklisting foul fighters and
making boxers live up to signed con-
tracts or be barred from all athletic clubs
conducting boxing shows in New York
State and the New England States. For
the last five years there has been no end
Of kicking among the boxers in this
country in regard to the different classes
Of which they claim they are champions,
and, as many heated discussions have
often been heard over who was champion
OF this and that class, ,..the revising OF the
rules and the selection OF the weights at
which each class shall be governed will
surely be Of great benefit to every one,
and once for all the people will finally
realize who are the real champions oftle
different classes.
jerome Qnigcy and Owen Ziegcr are
to meet in the wind-up at the Nonpareil
Club, Philadelphia, on Saturday, even
ing. This is about the eighth time
these two have met.
Geoffrcy Thorn, the English middle
weight, will sail home on Saturday,
having received cablegrm that his
wife was seriously ly i'll
Madden SAYS if Mccoy does not cover
Ruhlins forfeit the latter will meet
Peter Maher.
A Cleveland club has offered 81 800
purse for fifteen anunds between kid"
Mccoy and Dick UBricn. Another
fake?
Eddie Connolly fought IL twenty
round draw with jim Kearns, of Boston,
at Cleveland last night. .
Jack Kelly, OF this city, is anxious to
meet "Young'' Mahoney, of Manayunk,
for any amount side bet, either in private
or before the club offering the largest .
purse.
Frank Ernr, having recovered the use
of his hands, is talking Of another meet
ing with Jack Downey or Martin
Flaherty.
Another man who wants to fight KID
Mccoy is Pat READY, the Washington
Kid Mcfarland and Harry Lennon
are to meet again at Buffalo on Feb. 81.
Another dangerous name gone wrong
Peter Mah,r has proved that Thunder
bolt Smln ought to drop the Thunder
bolt for something less formidable.
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FOOT BILL.

That Association foot ball was never
SO popular in England as now may be
gathered from the fact that over 10000
persons watched the sixteen cup ties on
the last Saturday of January. That
works out at an average of 10000 for
each match, the biggest gate being at
DcrDy, where 2j,OOO spectators wit
messed Aston Villas downfall. On the
same day Scotland defeated Ireland 5
to . in the International Leaguc match
at Dundee. Before going on the field
the Scotch players struck Tor one pound
per man and got it.
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District Map
of Delaware.

be STATE SENTINEL of Dover is hav-
Ig prepared and vii! soon be ready to
Yliycra New Map OF Delaware, giving
Pc boundaries Of the Representative and
Fnatorial districts as provided by the
ew Constitution. $1.1O will secure
is valuable Mapand the STATE SENTINEL
1 one year. The number is limited; !;
Describe at once. New Subscribers will
ccivc the paper the\balancc OF this year
X. Address, with remittance,
TIE SEATE SENTINEL. Dover, Del.
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CYCLING.

Persons who have paid no more than
$50 fora bicycle in former years and
who have received every satisfaction
from that wheel will certainly not pay
any higher price for any fancy or novel
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WANTED-John Jackson, formerly butcher
in Great Hampton Row, Birmingham, England,
lialnc Of james johnson, and traded for some
years As cattle dealer in Kansas City. Jac ckson
lifaive), II now entitled to property IN England.
Imagination to WILLIAM JACKSON throther),
Shakesyear Villa, Sparkhil Birmingham, or
TIIURIFIEID Il MESsITER Solicitors, Wcdncs.
bury, England.
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OQltAk tracks, MUST GO
Senator Crowther's Bill to Re.
come q Law.
GOVERNOR TO SIGN IT TODAY
Five FavOrites Won Yesterday at
SinScrly Burger Dead.--
The Entri for To-day.
GOVERNOR TO SIGN IT TODAY
Special to THE SIN.

ANNApoLIs, Feb. 1.-THE outlaw race
tracks got. "a rentable solar plexus blow
from the Maryland Legislature today.
They will be wiped out of existance
completely. 's,. ,.
These tracks are now confined to Cecil
County and their fame as outlaw race
courses has spread all over the country
The bill introduced by Senator Growth.
ers in the Senate and which passed tina,
body was brought up in the House to.
day and passed that body by II big
majority.
The bill prohibits pool selling and the
maintenance OF race courses or poo
rooms in the county. Thnc are SC
many restrictions on the game that there
appears to be no loop holes for the
gambling fraternity to crawl through.
1t looks as il the ira ks mus certainly
close up tight. The bill is a rentable
blue law; as it makes it a mistlemeanor
for the people Of Cecil county to buy
pools on races outside the county.
There is another bill in committee, a
general measure which prohibits racing
and pool selling anywhere throughout
the state,
II is more than likely that the Cover.
nor will sign the anti-race track bill early
tomorrow morning and that tomorrow $
races will be the last or the Cecil cour.y
ont law tracks.
The form players had a good day yes
terdav a. live favoriteS crossed the line
winners ki"mlyke was 1he only outside
to come to the rescue OF the books.
Following are the summaries, entries
and selections for t"lay.
Summary.
First l,acp--A Arda. lIO (Rigby), ! and
%, first; Wexford, ll2 (Dungtr,, >, sd
and -, second Republic, ll2 C.. Hues-
tom, 40, and ,, third. Time. l,05a.
First Light, Navahoc, Prince Potomac,
Cheer l'p, also ran.
Second Racc--The Singcrly course,
about five furlongs. Edith Gray, Patton
40, 6-5and 2-5 first Pinkerton Scout,
ll5 NoStrand), Z, 2! and Ga, second ;;
Wendell, ll2 Neel), l5;G and 3, third.
Time, l.O63 Mabel D., Isolde, nan
AA11ASAi, dueuN IViHS, aIco sH"-
Third Race-Six furlongs. (;allati,,
ll2 (EIls), i ) and $40. first; Pontifex,
100 (Sullvan). Is, g and ;, second;
Founding, ll5 (Rigby), b. G-' and ,s-5,
third. Time, l.23i. Miss Brown, Corn
Cob, Sister Ida, Checkers, Pocket lGfce,
sisOr ran.
Fourth Race--Six furlongs Matte
Chum, IlU (Rigby), | and 2-S, first;
Clarence, 100 (Nelson), 7. y and 90,
second; Oracle, 40 (Patton), q, , and j I,
third Time, l.23I. Charlie h., Mom-
tain Maid. Vent, Tutor, also ran.
Fifth Racc-The Singerlcy Course
shout five Iurlongs. Jack, ~ (Bun4-
holdcr), 80 and IL, first; Worry Not,
Jas Donnelly), s, 3 and 50, second;
Nay, llO (NeIson). IL, aud 2, third.
Time LW!. Dot, Paramount, l4iss
Cliver, Cuba also ran.
Sixth Race-Six fllrIongs. klondikr,
liz (C"udrler), 10. and ,, first; Pleas
amt Smiles, 10 (EIlis), !, SO and A.,
second; Belle Of Killarney, 10 (NeeD,
i, , and |. third. Time l.22 Ad-
vance, Little Jim, Belle Fowcr, JIemSy
also ran.
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NyANTED--5O boys to sell the Sunday edi.
w tiOn of THE SUN Biggest sale. on record
last Sunday. More Profit. Apply lG' East sixth
street.
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XXTANTED-A man In every town in Della.
w ware. Legitimate, paying business, with
responsible concern. Apply at once. Box g.
Philadelphia, Pa
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HELP VANTED-IALEE.

HlyANTED,-A man Of ability to.represent 9
w firm Of high standing: must have small
capital fUr goods carried W. II. Kelley, man
ager, Gibson House.
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VXyANTED-SituatiOn for eOsrhman or house.
w work in private family. Address sO7 Tat
nall street.
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\ Theodore lIummcl, OF Entigcn, Obcrampt-
n, Wurt.mlnrg, who left his home in MotsS-
rn ~, in February 1890 will communicate wltn
i Office box l~', New York. iration hG w,ti menp in
"''I ri !" Iim will be thankfully received
3,i,rn ,apcrS please copy.
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i, onrycE O'BRIEN--kindly write GEO.
|tkiEY. 1870 West Broadway, New York city.
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BEST YET :;::: ::: T.: s: :$;;; :';; &c; !;

HeWSPHIBI IOT VHt TUT HHTI
put yonr name in our mp to-date Agents
Directory for Twelve Months. You cam
Lose y" stamps accepted. Address
Universal Directory Company, BOX ~,
Wilkes Barre IA
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krORM ALTON wanted of Glare !luyal by his
", ]. DUNAL. 151 West 53d. D,
fc'' New York City,
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w inf,rna,rn from Dontcry Margcret knlld-
.indt viii. of G. J. II. knud>cn Flindt
hi %ladly he received. Please address ITO
vnnir n \,
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NOTICES.

ANTEI,- Energetic asents eithtir seS' tdn Ghss.
= m,,S besr S.rictest invcst'Ss''"h. A"or''
OfIice.
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Select ions.
First Race. ce.--Stateman, Leperllo
Lucy.
Second Race--Ieonidas, Congo Dick
ConSpirator.
Third Racc-(;racic, klondikc, Par.
THAN.
Fourth Race. -I'cnefactor. Frank Il.
Hart, Spritc.
Fifth Race. Meadows, Harry Bennct,
Heck, .Jr.
Sixth Race.--Francis NJ, Sira, B"hina.
Paddock Points.
Today everybody will be charged ad-
mission to the track with no exceptions,
as the entire gate receipts will, together
with seven hundred and fifty dollars
donated by the horsemcn and jockeys, be
for the benefit OF the widow OF the late
John Fitzpatrick. The card for today is
very good one, as the best sprinters at
the track are entered.
The fou,th race on the card, if it were
properly named. would be called the
cooks handicap, as all old time jockeys
will ride. First we will have the ex-
tremc pleasure Of seeing the well-known
jockey: Kelley, who will have the mount
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Frederic Richardson, Mtr pro. crirkcterr
t,d,nn,,rh, Notts, England. and Montreal,
b,ada, viii apply to II o. y. T2 Lafayette Nv,
lwiil be gladly received. Cuban l'aPeN please
The sun., 1898-02-18

HENRY s. .GRAY.-Informaton wanted about
{nry !, GRAY, II Toronto, last heard nf in sum
= ~ 1sri, when a lnokkce,cr with Simonds
q Co.. Long Island City, and living At A.
krd.' i!otcl, Grccnl"int. Address NARTEl;,,
tGHEs a DWIGHT, 4" broadway Ne" YORK
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INFORM NATION wanted Of the descendants Of
tnrv Caldwell u'Ncil. who. in lhi1 ut Is hr..
(NrdJ resided ut 81 Centre street, and also 81
h d"-crlidcutr Of Alexander Mcclure VINO, in
Fj resided at l3i Henry street, both Of whom
ned or bad some interest in premises Nos. 30,
~, and ", Mulberry street. ia the city ol New
|rk FREDERICK BEI.TZ. Counsellor at Law
hlmdway. New York city.
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howard :. IIOltSON. formerly OF Brsnk yn,
{n.c send address 70 At'}l AlNiAN'k, da' Her
downtown, New York City.
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WANTED Three young men.
Must he wide awake and willing
to work. Good opportunity for
the right ones. Apply at once
in person. THE Sun.
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o.,ni irsi.nd now alnut 40 years of age, sup
.d a. n. minnIt New York, would com'nun,,i. ",
"" ', with his cousin Michael Flood. Rossville
ya,, Londonderry, irland, lie would hear
Snnthimv TO his advantage.
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XIIhNTED--Narried lady canvassers to sci
w private looks for women. Gl3 King street
, $ A n Il H.
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HELP WANTED ENABLES.

\ly ANTED:-lINsp, containing & roo'lS. with
w in ~ few >u,Ixrcs Of ith and King streets
Address,
II H., SIN OFFICE
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NTANTEn-l,right young woman strnogra-
w phcr ami Remington olsrat"r. Box W.
Wilmington, del.
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PERSONAL.

,r,rE The First and Second district Com
.as ofthe Union Republican Party, Viii mec'
asa"narte in Wilmington, on Thursda!
neanI M.Ir',aTy II, at / O'Clock p. m. for th.
W., rI ,ti"n Of important business: Full attend @
lsae,I, ,.I.'',un.trd I. FRANK HEWETT.
ErpurN JOwkEy. Chairman.
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w ANTEh--GENERA AGENTS FOR 4
w new hn;seh0ld article just .oul; sells at
.vcr7 hnl~,. Call at lafayrttc Hotel. t'> Mar
k,l street lDFE d. WiLEIIER-
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Entries for Today .

First Racc.-Four and nnc-haF fur
longs.
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YXvANTED-Women to sell BIHSsnr Lileral
w contract, A sale al every door. hIas>inc
Manufacturing COMPANY, River and Union
streets, wilkr>larr., Pa.
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Second .Race.-Thc Singerly calll
about five turlungs.