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The sun., 1898-03-11
FOOT r. II,

i. Il, Galley, lriUruou'~ rN-rrntIr. is
- b" sent nt nina as Il missionary. The
Tigers Will Jrlry hi. vXpru-..
IN" "lnua riorjiou oi uttpl~ lur the
princeton n,Nrt'-ity iuul bail team was
i"id Yesterday. The election was by a
nIasS meeting oi the upper classes. u
:. Cook. - IT Evanston, Ill., vu4
chosen 'Hnager for next wear. and vii
liam McllWainr bpbin-on. 1900. Of
hulial", y. y, was elected assistant
manager. The terms OF Tracy II. Harris
ana {. {. tHyirr As members oi the
Graduate Advisory Athletic Committee.
expired yesterday, and they were elected
t" succeed themselves for term ui three
years each.
There is well defined feeling among
tn" undergraduate body Of the I'nivcr-
slv Of Pennsylvania that Princeton and
ptnnsl van.a will meet on the yridirnn
field this fall. This sentiment in a
great measure has been brought about
by the recent announcement from New
llavrn to the effect that the Harvard
Yale foot ball contest will take place the
saturday previous to Thanksgiving, the
date which has always been reserved BIZ
Yale for the Tigers and ON which date
the Crimson has been meeting the Red
and Blue for several years past.
Cornell has provided one oi the big
contests on Pennsylvania foot ball
schedule for he past two years, and she
may well claim that distinction for an
OF her year if no other important game is
scheduled by the QuakcrS, as the game
the ltlacans played las, year was as
hard and scientific as that PIT up by any
Of III" big four.
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DIAMOND DUST,

MEX Young has in his possession Il
number OF jewels wIIed to the League
by Harry Wright. Young will ask the
nagnalrs for permission to return the
gems to the dead mans son.
Kansas City is anxious to secure Pitch.
rr Friend. As Friend is the only south
paw ON the Chicago staff it is unlikely
that he will tr sold.
Buck Ewing has had the San Antonio
diamond covered with two inches of
sand. lie believes that this will make
the ground liveier and prevent the
players from getting sore feet.
Billy Hamilton and Bobby Lowe have
signed Boston contracts for next season,
which puts an END to the repDrtcu kicks
and jealousy which is said to have filled
the Boston atmosphere. ~, ~ 49,
McVey and' Schaub, Of last season's;;
Athletics, have been secured ft'yn the
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SELF DEFENCE,

WI hat q" the sport: Of this city care
whether Enzsi'nnl"ns, Curhcu, Mahcl
or Mct'ny is champion, il Jack pa|,
licks Kid I.avigne ON the i-th Of ,Ii,
nr'ntl. How about hat Eoysr
Charles Kid McCoy WHO claims In,
Championship, is now "A years Of age.
lie was born ON October Il. 1873, in
Rush county, Indiana. He first began
to box in the \. NJ. {. 4. gymnasium in
Louisville, Ky, in which city he lived
for a time. He became dissatisfied at
home and ran away to the krntuck Y
metropolis, where he worked in Il ,Irv.
goods store. He became - expert at
boxing hat he decided to enter the ring.
Altrr some difficult, he got on fight IN
It. Paul. His first ring battle was fought
in JuM lSi. and lasted four rounds. lIiS
opponent was Pete Jenkins. McCnv
had lost tw" ijgns. In one lie was
knocked out by Billy >teffer> in one
round. His other dcfea, was at the
hands of Ted White, VIII" rutpontrd him
in a 1cl-round fight in Lon d IA.
""l'arSnM" I.avics Is i'll at Chicago.
ban Crecdun'S left ann is said to be-
partially l@raIvzc'l, and he ulaN never
r able to box again.
Ed I.cnlny has accepted .l.- Fairburn's
challenge I" weigh in aI l2O to I22
pounds at up. N.
Martin F'al'cuy gained twenty
pound decision over j. Gurn,An, of Troy.
at Troy, \. g., last night.
Armstrong and Strong av to box six
rounds ut the Arena on March -.
>harkcN is still a 10 t" $ iavoritc for
hi- tight with Joe thornSli at San
FIanciscu tomorrow evening"
j. Smith, the lO5.pound champion Of
the South, is after lMn Dnughcrty's
scalp.
senator Thomas +. Grady introduced
an amendment to the ]iulton law in
New York yesterday, which provides
that no boxing or >parring exhibition
shall be- given in amy building now
existing in New York State which has
not Il seating capacity Of at least l2,OOO
persons. nor in any new building unless
occupied especially tor purposes OF
athletic exhibitions and has such seat
ing capacity. The amendment was pnt
in al the request OF the Madison Square
'ardrr management, and means {.
for that company.
II Billy Whistler Dc iruS Tommy
White at Baltimore tomorrow night h.
may got" England.
Ei|l Brady and the Terrible Turk are
the Western field.
Jack Skclly has offered 80 per cent. Of
he gross receipts at the Scranton club
'or Il l'atch between Steve Flanagan
and Cakpar LnDn at lM pounds. Leon
: willing, and ii SkcIly can get the con-
cent of Flanagan the bout will be de-
'ided in April.
Tonight ''Je' ChovIIski and ''Tom"
'lIarkey, the rough and tumble marine,
llr scheduled tn meet in the ring Of the
National sporting Club, OF San Fran
scn Both men are in active training
or he affair. This will lbc the second
Meeting. The first one was unsatistac-
"ry. as Ch"ymski was hit very low down
nd i" referee gave him twenty min.
ties in which I" recover from the effects
! Il blow. lie had agreed to stop
harkcy in il limited number of rounds,
nj iail"l I" accomplish the task.
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country early next fall. The ioIlowiuy
Sc'to'ie mas been arranged; AiI-NnW
"rk, sept, $. o,and 10; Ali-pIIiIalrlphia
sept. IT., IS and 10; Baltimore. Sept. II
ana ~; lhlladel phia colts at lIayrriorI
date to be arranged; PhiIadrpl,ia, ai
Mannheim. sept. 3d. Oct. and J.
Jake >c!:aelcr is suing il Chicagp street
railroad company for 5000 durna2,< for
Il brokch wrist.
! The second leg in the cllamShip ,.,ot
match between krpyh and Clearwater
was played last night at Boston. and the
lnl'i"r stan inrl her increased his lead
n' score 1T lir end OF last nights game
was: ke"gl ~; Clearwater, G+S.
Walter Blum. eighteen Years old,
create" = hrW American record hast night
IN 'l'r t"i, * 't the Chicago Athletic Nsso-
'ia'I"A ], "a~ IN the ulu4pr-mitr race.
"lI "i'n ""h'r~t, jur the indoor cham
ni7",-'dr", ,Ar t"u'tJI N~~oaiatfnn Of
/ 'h"AhaleT Nhwir Association. Blum.
'i'i'"' W." /, one 81 4'M, faster than
any ever d8" htF, jurti. country.
II. Tcyr>oli uf rn,rl.p. na- lr,,p,I two
icn-p"Hnd hHHh"ri.. i.pm Ii. .idr to
,'''7 " H".-l" t'INf fi.~ 'f"!I t.H#l times
IN Two hours aa hN}-Hlr minutes,
hreaNlng IL" pHcyio,% yrnol,l u three
hours.
The University Of rcnu.vlyaula n.,uy
team will - to New York on .Npri, , To-
compete III New York against Columbia,
Lane Eas ian, Few kSbnrr. Hoffman and
Wilson VIII represent the QuakrrS.
RE | University "i PENNSYLVANIA water
POLO team last night elected Nr. Nue-
mann manager and Stevenson captain.
me team has been in strict training for
the pas, two weeks, and will be in first
class condition lnr the Boston Athletic
Associa'ion's aqua ic contests. to be held
on March . and a.
The new athletic field at WESLEYAN
| nIvcrSity. Mddlctown, Conn, is near
ing completion, and the work will he
pushed in order to have everything in
readiness i~r the opening of the baseball
season.
It is said that the knckerbncker .ith-
'etIc Club, N.Y., can boast of a billiard
team that can ontpIay any athletic team
in he country.
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CYCLING,

\" one connected with the bicvcl,
trade viii venture an opinion on the SIT
pcriority OF he single tube tire over th,
double tulcd or vice versa, their sale.
seeming to be entirely governed by ;
matter OF choice of the rider. For in
stance, Il wMpluian who has used til,
double tubcd tire and has received every
satisfaction from it will not care t.
change it for asinglc tubcd one. The
same is the case with those who have be.
come accustomed tolhc single. Little o,
I no difference is noticed when mounted
on Il wheel equipped with either Then
respective points If excellence is in the
matter OF repairing.
Nat Butler was king bee at Jackson
vile yesterday. winning the two biz
events OF the day. DR.. Brown OF CIevc-
land, and Arthur Gardiner, the Chicago
Sprlntcr. met for the first time yesterday
since Gardiner was disqualified, and
Gardiner won. This was in Il trial heat
and was decisive. as Brown failed to
qualify.
The National Cycle Association has
made an offer for the services of Walter
Sanger, the racing man. The first meet
held under lt- auspices in thi. State will
be at the Manhattan Beach track ON
May 2l.
Hurst, the French racing man, is said
to have accumulated S1O,O)O ut the game
of cycle racing.
The first match race to be held in the
vicinity OF New York this season. in ali
I, Al, ),,,n IL
battle between Tom Linton. representing
the Narional ('ycIr Track Association and
"Major' Taylor, the drsky champion,
representing he American Cycle Racing
Association.
The American Cycle Racing .\>socia-
tlon intends to offer II $O,OW purse for
a one hour paced competition bicycle
race, open to the world. Among the
entries expected are those of Michael
raylorc, Taylor, Linton, Chase, Stocks,
MCDuffe and Starbuck.
\ staistician who wanted to know
how much energy is expended in cycle
riding figured on the basis of a rider
mveling 2W| miles at racing gait on a
grared to y, the rider and
machine weighing 100 pounds. A.
result OF his calculations he declares that
II such Il performance G,NW,WO pounds
If energy are expended, OF about 2Oo
iorSc power.
Th" little colorcd rider, Major Taylor.
: possessed OF more than ordinary speed
md many "i the white riders are in fear
II him. They are wondering whether it
vill be possible to prevent his racing
his season, and the only way for them
" figure is on the fact that the racing
'oard may refuse to permit him to
cglstcr, as negroes are not permitted to
membership to the L. 4. W. However,
$ pros. white or colorcd, are not admit
ed to the league, it is a question whether
he racing board will attempt to proven, (
'aylor from earning his living at the {
ac,ng game. I
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CYCLE FAIR MELANGE.
Tw" Mile Race Won by Thomas t;jlIcu
Visit From West Chester Cyclists

The Wilmington bicycle BOYS had
several attractive features at their fair
last evening.
Among them was !; two mile race on Il
machine which they 90, from rniIa,lcl.
phIa ny Iour OF the club members.
Thomas tiillrn made the best time, his
record being '.23; Frank NJ. Bowie was
second, time BIS -; Duffy T.. Lewis.
third, tin" :'.32 and William ti,udlcv
fourth. time H.:,3 3-:1.
Sylvester Courtney, Wilmington BIZ
cycle Clubs mascot. amused , lr audi
ancr very much by funny songs and
dances.
M"rtlork sisters will be at the lair
tonight. Next Monday, "Wednesday,
ThnrSIav and Friday the animated song
sheet comprised of twenty voices viii
sing at the fair. They "iII be led hv W.
Harry Blythe the Soloist
Twelve members Of the West Chester
Bicycle Elub attended the fair last cvrn-
Ing and enjoyed themselves very much.
They will return home today.
The vote on the horn stands a. fol-
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MISCELLANY.

Bob Fitzsinmons' big Danish hound
iarlum, of boxing fame, created conster-
nation on Sanson street, yesterday, by
breaking loose from his quarters im the
Continental Hotel. The dog is not at all
vicious, but his appearance is against
him and creates quite shakv effect on
persons with weak neryes. So when
larr''nl ran ont Of the back. door and
down the street he was not at al crowded
for room. ~ ''s:
An Englhh cricket team, un,lss the
captaincv Of p. r.: Warner wifi visit this.
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Philadelphia Club bv Lancaster

Billy Douglass. the Phillies' catcher.
VIII be in Philadel hia by Tuesday. lie
has decided that The kIondikp is no
plac" for him.
Nearly all the Phillies have signed lSos
contracts. I)clahanty and ItlberlicId arc.
the drIinuurnts
lanca-tcr'S team is now complete. all
the players having signed.
fIey"Iand's team is working bar, at
il"1 Springs. Ark. They play rittShnrg
at l.u!" Rock, Ark, On Friday and sat.
1lday
!larV.rd'~ team took u~ first ont ioor
P'""'Ir" yesterday.
The University Of p"nnsvIvania-Iar-
ln"'i h game has been cancelled. and tie
'F"hrI~ VIII play Collnbia instead.
Jnhc> '"rtru will rrohabIy play with
Inc Nrra"sler. Y. Y" Eastern League
i".H thI~ ~p@sui.
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AQUATICS.

Ten Evck picks Cornell to beat Co..
u'nIba, Pennsylvania, Yale and Harvard
this year.
Edward lianlnn Ten E,yck may row in
the University Of Pennsylvania eight
next season.
OF the |. Of p candidates, he right>
str'k"d by Rugrnhulg and Captain How
ell are showing most Iiprovcment.
llalvard's original squad Of over 100
men has been en- down to three full
crews
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Morocco Works Iusnratcl,

Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand BumrnthaI.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stevens l'lumn, and
Mrs. Imam WrIhrrIy. of New York
city,; J. II. Wardalnw, Montreal. Ontario.
and i. +. +. Mahra,za, Of Paris. France,
visited this city yesterday morning and
the morocco works OF BIrucn-
thai X company.
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SATURDAY.
March II, 'oS,
AT NOON
The BaTksoale
Racing Association;
viii hold q MONSTER AUCTION
.SAli: at its Race Course,
near Bari<sda!e.

There are many articles to
be offered Of value to con-
tractors AMI builders IL shape
Of tools, implements and other
valuable material.
B s: O. train leaving Chcs-
ter 1o,44' Wilmington 1lol,
will stop at track i'll full time
for sale.
It
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Assaulted in II SalO,n.

Las, night during row in a saloon II,
Front and Washington streets Eugene
Frisby, living on West Fifth street h-
tween Orange and Tatnall, assaulted
Charles Monkey with II loaded club cut
[ ing his hrau Sl.yrrnlN
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(hMl.tCl. ScnllO lluNr;..

Daniel ". Taylor, William y. MulIn,
Jr., J.. Frank Pyle, and John Il RosscII.
the charter commission yesterday for
ward'd draft Of the proDo~cd new city
charter I" the State Legislature at Dover.
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SUMS SPORTING MELANGE
Various Pointers Gathered From
off the Turf.
SELF DEFENSE: OTHER SPORTS
l<'-~u"Ac OF the --latest Happenings in
.\taaa<'i ics--.fnslOur and Field
Doings OF Intcrr.,
Here.
TURF TALK,

The lruknlakcrS had another inuny
al Eark~dalr yesterday as number ul
long shots lanuru home first.
The feature was The Wcs, PhiIa,lcl-
pIia Stock Yards Handicap The win
ncr uHrncd up IN Oracle who took the
lead at llay tall and set his own pace,
won r'si ~ bya Irngh from j nah White
with Earnc third. ia the last tine Of
I24i
Turkeys Lynch and Nelson wc,. the
lucky boys to receive The $50 prize do
mated 10y th, books.
Following are the Summaries entries
and selections for t,play.
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ehiIutleIp!lia ('l,l,anS Visit is.

\ party OF about twenty tuhans cam,
to this city from Philadelphia last even
ing on Il tugboat and took in tie sights
for several hours. They were cigarmakcrS
who dcsiicd to take advantage of the fine
weather by having sail down the river.
They had Il luncheon At u restaurant and
then boarded their boat for u return
trip. ~ '@' 80
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Select ions.
First Race Bessie Abbott, Jack LOycI,
Wexford.
Second Racc--.Denrola, Okla, Balsam.
Third Racr-' aure", talihlp, Jesse
ID.
Fourth Racc-Malm Adams, Aunt
sally, Jim Swain.
Fifth Racc--llleen Of Berlin, Republic,
Marie Lowell.
Sixth Racc--iannr Lee. Prairie Flower,
Checkers
,.., .:, -.
Paddock Points. =.
The match .,nss between IIu'npist and
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-FOUR AND FIVE PUZZLE,
A Brain buEnishH for 10 Cents
in Silver,
Addresses.
AGE\T S>Sl l-o oth st.
Jersey City, N. J.
For Baby's Sake

N,c0,I,H,e YOU don't nsean to lInve a bow
Jagged chi,lnol DO you want your little
lallds,nne boy to walk ~iph his toes turned
in or his knees splayed out tor worse still
knocked; now do you.
Why not stnlt right: It's all in the shoe
yom buy the baby. If the shoes are all
right ull il we'll. lon viii feel better for
you know tlnt they are RIGHT. See to it
that yo% get them jnst right.
Several firms carry right shoes for ba
bie@ We have no other kind Of shoes to
sell None for AMEN; none for women :;
neue for children but just the night shoes
for babies.
Let papa, grandmother, nurse Or the
lady next deor mold Precious under the
arms. Rest the pink toes amd painted
heels tirmly on n Lig-en"uyh piece of stiff
paper, draw l,eneil mark around them
lust as they are. Don't leave that little
bit of room but outline the feet exactly as
y,n find them, mind you, each N them,
for they sre not sliks; send us the piece of
paper, tell IL. whether baby is a boy or
girl and We will make pair of sh"es THAT
you know are just right. Send dollar
bill with the order. II the shoes are INST
right ke' p them and We will keep the
dollar. If they are not just right send
them back with new drawing and get
another pair. or il you ask it you
dollar.
Write to lis il 80" want t" know any
thing abont babies. information costs
nothing. We are women.
THE BABY SUPPLY co.
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: Rev. William.B. Bt dine, y. H.. rector
uf the ChuWh nf. the EaWouI,~ Ehiiadcl-
phia, will preach this afternoon At 81.
Andrews Church.
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SUMMARY.

Fll>t fact->lN iurlUlgS. 'Wtttr llt,
\ctIJ 4, : and G-:1, first, Cullusion 10,
EIlI>l 10, aud =, second; Fischer llo,
(GHitfcn S. = and S:>, third Time, .lS
Nlck Brrnarir. >iiverbrrk. Lins,rd,
OId Age, F.ida "" dlan.ls, Dick JOHN.
son. ais" ran.
second Ra'c-->ix iurlnryS. Charley
MrIhn"ld ~, tLvncl, J., t and !.
first: Willie g.. r. Nelson 30, 10 and
!, srconh Mohawk III, logan II, )
and y, third. Time, 10. ,Recovrr
q aric, Advance, Brooklyn, Junk,
Tom"ka, New Inrk, also ran
Third Ra,.---Fur and half iuronsS.
larry Bennett, 10 l.Juhnsun). So and
30. IIr>t Tommy o., lO4 Elli>), 6, >
and !, second: llerk. .Jr., Loo Rigbv J,
), o. and :'-1, third. Time, 81 \. H.
lHdr. Candrjnhla. .Jew>harn, cold DOL
lar. nurandu. ais" ran.
Fourth Earr-,Six and Il hall furIongS.
Oracle, III ASburn). >, 1-5 and -
first: Jonah White, lM Nelson, $, 3
and 50, second; E.arnc, lob McIntyrr)
-, G and ,, lhirl. fine. ! I.24%. Full
Speed, Prompt, Nellie $, Jarkrnr, Rav
SIDE, ais. ran.
Fifth Race-Fnur and ou-haIf fur
longs. FRANCES NJ lJO Nelson Us, & and
, first: \annckcl ] T. Klyby and -
second: Meadows ll2 Il unningllanlt G,
, and :,-J, third. Time Los. Archie,
Belle Fowler, Mascot also ran.
Sixth Rap-Six iurI"nsS. ThrGrncr-
al Il5 Ecrnr.v G-5 and -, first; Lallice
llO (EIlis) 10, ! and ,, second; Little
Trunk II tratIon) 10. 1 .ahd 2 third.
Time List. Flash \, Matt White, Mi
rage, Fi'ioId, lr GrnnJe, Scoyyan, ais"
ran.
The sun., 1898-03-11

t 1vrnHuiT,nN uanu.l ,,,uaNHlniE Matthew
Christie la.t heard nf pcplnler a. VIII ne llhllk-
fully received by bis brother, DAVID, f"h 4N'
White Plains \, y.
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JOSEPH lIl MM!S--A native OF Russia, kl''" u
here as I,~t.J,h Eltni- Il rcNuiirsd to- c"mihtih%
eatc with his brother, Major +. HulhlA r.
pet,,.t,ur. Hu.,i,l or the Consulate 'cn"lnl "i
Rus>ia "A ~taAt street, NrN York.
The sun., 1898-03-11

DANIEL Mt'lIIGAN or Cornelius RAIL Gt>.
charpc,I fr,m CO. .u oh L. :. infantry, March )s
IAHl. at Jefferson Barracks. Mo- entitled tolh"t"
srty: liberal reward for proof of death Address
GEO A. SNNTME. Cuuli>ell" at La" ITO A's'S
Building R~anll. Mates
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NANCY EAkLAN-lamc from hlllnilehalh
Ensland il ls72 entitled to property; liberal re-
ward for proof oi death. AadNcSs ,.ti'i; ,,nJ; N
EMYT!IE Inllta,,llnr ut Law, tae Ah'cs bsli''''Hn
Boston, Mass.
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SHOULD this meet the eye nl AlN 81 lht 'tHA I
dives nf luiheriut or B,., j.s,..n Huuph, formerly
81 st.rkysnt, England Mr., fkEpLEl' a.
BEARD will be pleased to sex. or hear 'i"h th'hll'
Address British Steamship Eh"tg'a Market ~
wharf Ncu Monk.
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A Distr let Map
Of Delaware.

Thc STATE SENTINEL OF Dover is hav-
ing prepared and will S"sn A,e ready to
deliver a New Map Of delaware, giving
the boundaries Of the Representative and
Senatorial Districts as provided by the
New Constitution. $1.1O will secure
this valuable Mapam Il" STATE SENTINEL
i"r one poar. The u.,mh,r Is limited;
subscrii,, at once. New subscribers will
recriVc the panr the ln,lance of this year
free. Mddrrss, with remittance,
'l,rE SEATE SENTlMlI., Dover, I'ei.
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INFDENATIuN Wanted OF Lillian dc MIR"
and heirs or Frank and lnhu Ip M'lu, A'dm~S
EXECUTOR -!G West l"tth St, MrW YORK 'hA,
Eyrac!i.4, AVID Troy. Papers please r'AN.
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NOTICES.

NTED- Energetic ag"ut, either sex. Char
# Acter must bear -lrrt.>l m" >tigatlnh Address
y HIN Office.
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WANTED -Eohrr; Rrur" laNltNnl', Il S''' "a
the late Darsi lmviis,rl Wrilcl, ntIlml AlisI@
Gcotland or Anf 81 h~ children Address "a \,''
DUNCAN Il son. -uliriture, Dliiaa"t, ~'"ilaln'.
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HOWAHp :, WOnSnN. fnIln.rly Of lironkly'',
please send address tn ACt9, AN MAN L. ''' ~
ald downtown. NtW York 'lil.
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PERSONAL.

~ Ni,hacl e.. Walls Nrl in Ealliltia, county
y n1,.u,l ireland now about 10 wears uf age sup
Il sstned tn iu about New York, would rnnh'n'
rrata vim hi. cousin Michael Flood. kossrillc
street Londonderry. i"mud, he ""'lid hear
spmethine to his adNanlap"
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Situation or help advertise
mentS in THE Sun will be run
for - cents until either have
been secured and ordered out.
HELP WANTED-MALES

NlvANTEp-.l 4 man OF ability to represent n
w firm ni high standing; must have small
capital for goods carried. ". II. Kelley. mali
agtr. Gibson Iiult>c.
The sun., 1898-03-11

NvANTEDWo to sell l'lNssiir. Liberal
w contract. 4 sale at every door. Brussne
Manufacturing Company, River and Union
streets Wilkcs'arre, IA.
The sun., 1898-03-11

N'ANI ED-~ituatiOn for coachnlal nt hous"'
W work III private family. AdLIts> So Tat
mali street.
The sun., 1898-03-11

NvANTEp--i0 boys tr sell the sunday rd
w ton Of 'rnE ~rN. biggest sale on rc uitl
last sunday. Mora liolt Apply l"i East sixth
street
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HELP WANIEl-f ENABLES.

EEANTEu--A haltgrnwu whit" girl iur house
w W,hk, state wages. Address i. .. Box
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advocated by Mr.. Chamberlain would
logically follow.
The Washington correspondent of
the Ledger says:
1t is proper to state, however, that
no formal proposition for an alliance
has been made. While the friendship
of Great Britain is extremely crafty
ing and desirable at the present time,
and has doubtless already been of
value in its influence upon the action
of other Powers since the troubles be-
gan with Spain, formal alliance of the
Continental Powers and other offensive
ald defensive combinations that have
existed from time to time, would be so
great department from the traditional
policy of the United States, and in
yolve so many serious complications,
that such q thing must be given very
serious consideration.
There is doubtless apprehension on
the part of public questions attention
lest the United States should become
involved with European Powers be-
fore the war with Spain is terminated,
or that, in arranging terms of peace,
we may trespass upon the privileges
and policies of some of the great Pow
ers of Europe, and that the disposition
of the Philippine Islands will be very
delicate matter, the management of
which will require unusual diplomatic
skill in to satisfy the jealousies of the
Powers who have commercial and po-
litical interests in the East.
Smyrna times., 1898-05-25
Camp Tunnel ThrOnged,

The attendance of visitor at Camp
Tunnel, Sunday, opproximated $40, 600
a majority of whom came from Will
mington on the excursion trains. The
weather was superb, and the people en-
loved the hospitality of the soldiers,
all civilians being given the freedom
of the camp. The dress parade this af-
ternoon was particularly fine and
showed much improvement in the mat
ter of drilling.
There were natty teams, too,
and young men with their best girls
were out in force. It was dusty, but
the people did Otmind that. In fact,
going out to camp has become quite
the fashion. Some people came from
as far distant points as Milford.
The friends of the volunteers were
given permission to come within the
picket lines. It is difficult for folk In
carriages to reach the ground. The
way is by narrow lane and during
the afternoon it was completely block
AIDED by carriages.