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Trains LEAVE BROAD STREET
STATION, PHILADELPHIA
FOR THE wren

- AOh HE WESI.
o'eo a: m. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago.
Cincinnati, Louisville, and st. Louis
Dining carl u'''
lo.25 a. m. daily for Pittsburg and chi.
caso. tNo coaches to Pittsburg). Linn
lieu to Two Buffet rarIor Cars
l2.zo ?. m. daily. Limited" Pittsbnr,
lineage Cleveland. TOLEDO, Cincin.
natl. Louisville, and st. Louis ,Din.
ing Caro- "2. YIN
land "nu oieFe-
~ p m. daily, piltsburg, Chicago
Nashville (via Cincinnati Indinn'
apoiis' and st. Louis. Dining Cary
30 p m. daily, Pittsburg. Coumbns
indianapolis, Louisville. and s. Jam;.,
~ 80 7; =, ~ aaliE' Pittahurg and Chicago.
ll.o9 ?. m daily, pittsburg, Cincinnati
and Cleveland - '-''''' =
ii'5o Z N, dnilN, PttShurg and Chicago.
i'lE for Knoxville. yin Shenandoah
alleE Route; for Clrvelnmd cyerrt
ConGrcssiona Limited rxnross
~ NcStibnle Parlor Cars ANA ni.,i,,,.
p,,i;,,, p,[; ~ extra fare Other than lie usual
~ ~ Limited Express. yestibule porlor
Iilfs' ,Iafs' Nestibule Passenger Coaches ana nd
b!nihs Gar. No extra fare. ? "iiu
,.;i, " Wilmington Transfer Co,,n,r, !.
WI call for and check barm,,.n it'a',a e.. I,
hotels and residences, ""77"Ee from
ror further information. p,sson.on.
'lre referred TO the ticEnt .,.l r.HNehsrrs
station. 'Seht at the
y. y. HUTCHINSON. i p woon
- Gen. Pass. Agt.
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Help Wanted.

IN the II 1rrnrs of a stiicken City." ~ Nirat
halstead "a, fearful tale cf a teauteius ciy
M SNei INTO Tie sea. emard emo mtus sTei-
IN idn henk. only 81 30. Agents selling from lUu
tdial " dal Y, Phd eltatiig f!cm &c 10 80 dailr A
p9halIi fgr Agents Onl5 uGutsrd losk
t.lilgit lald Or dit given. Quits ffsc -qrt
sH i tMotnit iaiafs fcr lnetalc Rig connie.
h9,iIxits,,Ya lt,a ,cf .4ttt shd te itor, today HE
i''5' Z lt'N COMPANY nert A., CHICAGO,
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Democratic fear ana hatred of Mr.
Addicks makes his name slogan of vie
tory in the fight for the redemption Of
this State from Democratic misrulc.
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Republican harmony does not have 10
~ thick" tn, only requisite i good
weld q thc broken parts and il is then
strong enough 10 withstand. rcpcl ana
defeat Democratic assault not thick hui
strong.
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NlETIllE.

N3iI III Gu hla aiter SEPT, mher H. lHQ
,gn. street bridge will be closed to the pub.
iin n tI,aNt , as tnc contractor will commence work
oil we new steel bridge at that time BIZ oidtr
OF the Bridge Committee.
j j GALLAGHER, Chairman.
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f0r IIr!LI.

tN9G HENT Ese,as al aeht hotsa eeel 4 ili
aaslt htt ttegati3its. A. u. STaN10N
If3 West Eistll n.
S4N9k kE$l eioccry Store and fixtures @oca
n..MLlnu :. !. con. 1nnth ann Mi.nu y.
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For Sale.

ENoR sale RUmIlot McycIe. Good Cald
: Wy. GAgfl 9lhy.F. 6, this otla6
avn Ali. eeeap, sec0Ld hant G9Erle
A. ", tlrleC bu@ning iGl -ryt6.t
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania RAlLROAn.
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE X. i.
Schedule III effect October /, 1900.


Schedule III effect October l, 1900.
Trains leave Wilmington rs follows:
For Philadelphia WNprcssl, l.56 3.02
4.20, G.30, ~, G59 5.5g, $50, 90, 9.55.
fO.11 l0.a22, 1l.22, ll.S2, 1l45 i. NJ, Nl2,l6,
81. 300, Sill, ass 5.01, Go, 60, G.59,
u, 90G, and a.lG i fa
Accommodation, GU, I.t0, S,lf, Hoe q.
n. 1s.aO, 30, 4,t0, 5,2t and 1913 j. NJ.
'of chesttf tXmps-, l.5l. 40. G.30
7.9, $50, S.5o, S.55. lQll. IT,, 1l.S2, ll.i5
a.m., l,337, 800, 4.,a, G.Qi j.J9, and 9.OG
pm.
accommodation, 610, 7.l6 SIT, Hoo II.
m 12.3Q, 80, 4.00, 90, 63g, and 1918
Ep.Il.
Fr New York GIlfough cXprcssl, 1.57,
3,O2 9,35, tdining carr, a.55. le.5a, las
Il. n, MIG dining carr, 1.3I dining carr
S.1l,6.01. 500 dining carl, Ill, and ZIG
y. n, connecting via Broad Street Sta.
ton, Philadelphia, 40, $50, 71o, 100,
$50, lO.1l 1872 a. IN, 1890, 1.37, 2.S2,
S.11, .5S, 5.07, Coz, $50 a,l6, and 1913
y. IN.
Follinston without change, 1902 a. m.
and r i. III.
For Newark Center and Atcrmediate
statioi; 131 II, nj. and 636 y. III.
Baltimore and Washington, 435, 500,
9.10. 11S, and Hop a. M, 1906, 1913,
X1.15, 80, 3.5l, 4.O9, 529, +6.10, 6.i6, IO3,
1876, 81 j. M. and 105 night
Baltilore and Intermediate stations,
500, A. 5.5i i. m, 1918 night.
Leave Philadclphia Broad street, fol
Wilmington tcxprcs,. $50, 20, 7,25
S.32, l0.g. 11.33 a. maNl2.SG. Lib, go
3.l3, 3.29 S.5S, 4.0l. Al, 5.0S, 534, 5,59
COS. 6.2o.6.55, 7.3l, 1l.26, l12S p. m. and
1920 nigl
Accoililoaaiior. G.9i, 1.ao, 9.1a. 1895 Il
m. l23.t'eS, 4gl. 4sii, G.91, S.3S, 10.22
and ll.3sn III
yUNpAl TRAINS.
For 'hadclpllia tcxlgrssl, 1.57, 3.02
40, S.55, l.35. 95J. lJ.a. HIS, i. III.
1.3I, sc, lbs. G.G1, ~, 9.0d, and 9.lt
D. Iii.
Accommodation. 40, $40 Al nj, 12t4
200. 400. 5.5, lis, ami 10. i3 p. M.
i'or Chescr 6Npr.Ssi, 157, 4.20, S.55
9.S5. ll.4a a H., LII, 800, 4.5S Coz, aud
'.Vo H., III.
Accommodation, 40, $40 a. M. 1914
200, 400, 5.2, rs, and 1O.43 p. m.
For New Nork through expressJ, 1.57
S.O2, $50 tdiling carr, 9.55, 10. So, ia;
a. m, 1.37 Ginning carr, 900, G.07, 1920
dining carl, II, GIG p. m, connecting
via Broad Stect Station. philadelphia
40, 40, S.loa M, 1.377, 200, 400, 4.5S
6.O1, Ill, and, O.43 +. m.
For Boston,, without change, III p. m
Baltimore anl Washington, 4.35, 500
lO.1S 4. M, 1905, 1918, 1.5e, 3.51, 400
5.28, $40, 6.4s, 1856, s.11 p. M, and 10;
night.
Baltimore am intermediate stations
5.57 p. m, 1918 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, fol
Wilmington e ezpre4s,, $50, 7.2o, liza
11.SS a. M, 1.13, 3ls, s.29, AL, sos, sos
6.59' 7.Sl, S.S5, 1126, l1.2S p. M. and 1920
night.
Accommodation S.35, OLE 1o.s5a. m.
1890, 2.S2, 6.1S, S.s, and 1922 p. m.
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Tuesday, October l6, 1899.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET
For President,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
of Ohio.
For Vice President,
THEaDORE ROOSEVELT,
VI New York.
THE STATE TICKET.
For Presidential Electors,
~ CHARLES w. PUSEY,
of New Castle county.
MANLOVE HAYES,
of Kent county
DANIEL ]. LAYTON,
of Sussex county.
For Congress-Short Term,
WALTER o. HOFFECI<EE,
of Smyrna.
For Congress-Lon Term,
DIR. LEWIS IIEISLER BALL.
Of New Castle Conaty.
For Governo!.
JOHN HUM.
of Wyoming.
For Lieutenant Governor
PHILIP i. CANNON.
of Bridgeyille.
For Attorney General,
HERBERT II. WARD,
Of Wilmington
For Auditor Of Accounts,
pURN.NE +. NORMAN.
Of Sussex County.
For State Treasurer.
MARTIN b. BUlIiS,
of Middetown.
For Insurance Commissioner.
DIR. GEORGE W. MARSHALL,
of Milford.
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FINAEGIA1 AND Goll.I-zEC1A-.
Closing Quotations of thr New ia,!,
"tGch i5ac.tan;St.

Wv l0lHi -. 10
Maiay ~ cii tiFnl a sl4 Ilr cent priir mci#
aantii@ paper, 5ad pr cent. Sterling eNtaa. /
firm, Will actual business in bankers bils
=, s9i.l4. ,Dl2 ter demand and 4.a4 tqr % tays.
P3:tt,i rats, s4.sla4sli9 and S4s5Al. slig. in
marclGl bills, sl.7glaai. 50 silver eertiitacs 62s.
ailr. Ear silver o2a4c Mexican dollars, 3f.c
Government bonds steady State bonds Inactive.
Railroad bouds irregular.
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The progress Of the campaign. This
iacisne has been applied and the prob
able results nf the campaign already
forecast. Republicans are ii the lead
III all parts Of THE State and upon i'll par-
tions Of the ticket.
We are saying these things adyisedly.
\ victory already won may be lost hy Il
trinimg ndpscrption, ly Il tritlN9 halt
inst il the crisis Of the struggle ~
avoid this every man must he III hi place
and have lis work done There are vet
Il goodlS number Of Republicans e Ftgia-
tpr The llemgciats d. noi want them
10 register. Will prevent their registra-
tiun ii possible. There nre some eyi,lcr-
J ces THAT they will try 70 prevent !; full
Registrations If tile Republicans on Sat
J urlny. This mal,os il all the more i'm
,ort;nt thai the Republicans continue
activc and determine that every pos
siblc voter shall br registered. With this
done victory is ours for national. State.
county anu ulStflct hhnllllrcS-tht
whole State. And this i only three
weeks away. Let every Republican de-
trrininc 10 soc thatall his politicalfrields
are rcgistercdon Saturday. ThcnoHrlcad
| will be assured beyond the possibility
Of break down. Register. Register,
The Republican who refuses, who re-
|
iicct, the advicr 10 register and vote
hcrays his party associates and votes
b. declines to vote Is the case my be.
~ thp peace aud prosperity af The pco-
plr and ihe henor ~ the iiug. liepubli-
cans, register and veto and tie Demo
erat, arc beaten. pcawarr will Ii ilst
ha taI,e, lroni thcir cnnteaI md cou-
tilaed Republican control i assured.
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COUNTY.


For Clerk Of tie Peace:
WINFIELD $. QtHiLE.Y.
For Irothntatary.
FRANK T. SpEAKAI.AN.
For ltrreyrr Of Fake.
HORACE &. kETTF,W.
For Camltrolrr:
GEORGE u. KELLEY.
l'rr ShoHia;
SAMUEL A MCDANIEL.
l',l oraaur
JoilN I. iRlfK.
l'r lse5% c1urt
~ iirie 4 fiji Lima
2d t"stii i'HftnEiud f .lra.
81 !3istrtet LAIN llar.e,.
4ta Bi,triF, aai.t Il 81.
5th District !aHRtis III i4li laas.
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Scientific Palmist.

SCIENTIFIC PALMIST Mrs Adams reads
1your entire life. My power is unsurpassed.
oaItI 1aii and be convinced. take no money until
ItIltcIly satisfied. Office No COG r. llth ST.
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Atchison,. a9as North American . l5i.
3nr & Quincy. i27l4 Northern Pacific :. i!'.
G., G.. & st. y. d2a4 Lo preferred ..... 71ta
Chesapeake x Ohio 2J&4 New York Crntell l.sIy,
v ,a,o ,,as....... 9lia Omaha ,..,......ili
Cotton oil........ 342s ontario 4 Western. &
Del. liudson. .il2i? Pacific Mlil .... ;'294
Eric....e.......... l2ts Reading ....,..... 1871
General Ehttric.i2ia Rock Island ......ll7i.
.lerawlnna..,... - s.. Panl ..........ll.
Lea'lt............. ls5s SUGAR Refinery ..,.l2l' .
louisville 4 NASH. T$ai icNa- ruliie -. 1Bas
Manhattan tan.... 94a. tnipn Pacific ~. GJa.
Missouri Patie.... la9 Wal@,I preferred. ISL.
SIf5tWe5tetn..,... bai- Western tni9a ~ lal4
=. ]. GpntiA....... rs
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Miscellaneous.

Al REFINED Young widow ha vino a05 OO1 de-
THi;nes sires husband whom she will assist 10
ouslness. Address E. B., Box 50, st. Louis, Mo
NA ANTED-AIl kind Of old boots bought,
" sold and exchanged at
I. sttli.h. No. lls shipley Street.
II biz Shchesier's { ngiish Pennyroyss
Itaml for particulars. "ReIiei for Ladies in
i'e''ef by Return Mail ASH Your Druggist
Chichester Chemical Co.,
phitpda pe,
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the JURORS LAUGH.

"Now this indictment. this f'ood Of
olthy verbiags. wondered In all the
evidence yesterday where the author had
caught the inspiration for II. | think
found It when SIR. Kane described aow
oapho made the ome.et In the third act ="
Even the scientific juror laughed a,
that
Miss Nethersoie helped him along with
. brilliant smile.
There vas TO disrobing scene In this
Dosy No display OF limbs ON the high
trapese. Nothing suggestive" continued
Mr.. Hummel
II wonder II this prosecution vas
based on violation OF the excise law.
We heard all about those two men sl,-
champagne bottles, who chased tao
girls around the s,ase. Well. that could
hasdiy be. We have this ballroom
oeons enacted every nigh, at Weber
= FIeidSs. see my friend Charley
3oee sitting over there. and knos IN.
ecsues are gsyer the dresses more de
constte than they were at Wa.lack's
The police have no, interfered there"
Mr.. Hummel then launched into
psnygeric Of the New York fireman
Ms aim WAS apparent when nv pro
ouced \ picture OF the famous spin.
sssircAse scene. where's the dlrer
enesf' shouted Mr. Humme,. Hamiitor
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DEWEY WILL NOT LEAVE
NAVY IF HE BE ELECTED

WASHINGTON. April 8 before an.
nouncirx his candidacy for IN. Pres.
idency. Admiral Dewey investigated his
status In the navy In the event OF his
election and he has decided that he will
no, have TO resign his position In the
service BY his acceptance of the Pres
dental office-as Gen Grant ala his
army commission.
since Gen. Grants time there has
been an amendment to the law on the
subject. Admiral Dewey Is convinced
that section Of the act approved July
:. iHei. applies to his case, This Is the
language OF that section:
NO person who holds an ofiice the sal
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Hopes to Get the Votes
Of the New York Dele.
cation In the National
Convention.

Dewey Ia a DEMOCRAT. lie says
20 himself. His platform Is the Consr.
tuition and the American Flag. lie
hopes TO have the supper, OF the New
York delegation TO the Democrats
National Convention. but he says his
creates, strength at present !. In the
South. lie also says that President
Mckinley II certain Of denomination,
aud that Mrs. Dewey had nothing what.
ever TO DO with advising him TO seek
the once Of President
Cx.President Grover Cleveland Was
quoted IN the Herald to-day as fAvorinS
Dewsv for President. When asked by
the Herald reporter what he thought Of
DsWey's exclusive announcement "a
The World that hs was willing to accept
the Erss, once. Mr. Cleveland was
quoted A. saying:
1T 10 firs! Look at his record IN the
Philippines, Such diplomacy was Aftei
my own heart. cool. solid. firm. un.
chanzeable. Long ago I became con-
vincsi that he vas . great statesman.
i hurN ttat oHtc - ueu w ~" 49,
sonAlity. Arm and far-sighted. took ths
rams In n.s hands. the Democratic party
would no longer be honeycombed with
the rott~nrcSs Of Organism. hut would
again become the great compact organ
isatioa Of JsRsrson's days"
This afternoon Mr.. Cleveland said:
"The Herald story Is an unqualified
and unsquivoeAl lie from beginning "a
end. made out Of whole cloth. When
was Questioned yesterday In regard "a
Admiral Dewey's abatement | positively
refused TO say anything. and ! am stii
unwilling to express an opinion. Thii
INTERPRETATION II outrageous. Re.
csntiy my Views en- the Nicaragua
Canal we're distorted beyond recognition
and stretched from a few words To-
column. IL this wilfui misrepresentation
continues I shall b compelled 20 clost
my doors against oil newspaper mer
here"
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SAPH0 SQvlRMEO.

As Mr. 10 nsrbier progressed there
was great squirinihs In the group about
the actr,ss. The speakers Infect .
caused many smiles. Miss Setherso., q
face flushed She leaned forwari often
70 voice protests In Mr.. Hummel's ear
She grew mote Ike the actress her
lips curled petulsntly; her shoulders
Louis .Ne,hersols stopped taking note.
grew vtslbly vexsd and finally retired
Marcus Mayer looked serious. Hamil
ton Reyyile vas alone good humored
and Indifferent.
Once Miss Nethersole shook her head
al the speaker He vas telling no n
6apho told Nine. Hettema she Was no,
married. She smiled but nodded q de.
iermlned negative.
Its In the book" Was the speaker s
Mr. IL BARBER sas making an i'm.
precision. Miss Ns'hersols began acting
For every Inc he quoted she lAn~d
forward to her counsel carrying the
impression that he was adding meaning
BY false inn@c,lon. 80.
Judge Fursnan b~gi n his charge IA
the Jury and Miss Nethersole slipped oil,
OF her sealskip ard drew her chair up
close 20 the bar She hung IN every
word that fell from the judges lips.
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PERNICI0US PLAY.

~ you doubt I have said enough turn
over this play page BY page" continued
AFR lie Barbisr. They say this 10 an
important CASE. To he sun Il IL. mighty
important Shall these pernicious thinss
be Hauntsd In our faces publicly Shall
We be iured to take our wives and
daughters to = theatre TO see q Greek
play sipho and he Il suited with an sx-
hibition Of French indecencyr'
Miss Netherso,e inhaled copiously Of
her smellinx salts Mr. Nethersole con-
,irued 60 take notes
In pain. unvarnished words Mr. IL
barber recounted the scenes OF the play.
and with the aid of play book filied In
the language. We all know life " he
SAID. We are gru~u men and We know
jus, what this language means We
know how We would take II II uttered to
vs. At . fancy ball. BE honest. II u
the very slime Of lndecency, and that's
what we had on y!ss Tor month 81
irand Old WAllark's"
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AQe0ss Wanssd.

cANvASSERS on n line Of
Ladiss'0 oods; new line; New
YORK., New Jsrsey. ConneoeS-
out eolary and expenooo.
CAL a. 0odroos. J. y. Gardner
. c. - Leonard g, New
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JURY SAYS "SAPHO"
IS NOT IMMORAL
CONTINUED from Frs, Pase)

Rcye'lc looked interested. lle had never
thought Of himself In the role OF fire.
man.
Sir Hunmel closet With remarks on
the exceeding charity OF the theatrical
profession.
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DIED.

wsesssssy. A,'ii 4 psalA A
cullxxs. ssssvsl As.sAsss u ysss 40 ~,
ed slssss Of nsehssi L. cstiies
vussssl ~ ~ ~ vstessss. - CAM
q. vsseas. Asssi 4 ar. = ps>svDA y
CnisoeJ.
Dsssass pspse pssss ~. 8
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tspssisi 10 ne Essalhs woria.D

svssisi TO ne Essalhs woridD
bdflAADELPHIA. April S-Admirai
0Uwsy Asd Mr.. Dewey arrived here at
- e'e1eek this afternoon.
1Asy uers net by Mr.. 4. J. Cassatt.
NJ q The President OF the Pennsyi.
Vones 1ailresd. took carriage and were
t1ss 10 us Hotel srAiford \ huge
>Uc uas damned about the station
- 40 shronssd NE train Moor.
- - orsai cheerng.
- - yo1jo1 Our bsxt Pres
essUo fnnes0 sbsut ~ A.
49, - Ss1lsWeo r. ehesr-
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THE PROSECUTION.

Read the play" was the challenge
Of Assistant District.Attorney lie Bar'
bier In opening his address for the
State. lie spoke al the rate Of 20
words minute
Taking up the play book he aid, The
first line 10 suggestive" and he read H.
lie ran through the opening scene, pick
ing ou, the bit. Of dialogue which were
suggestive. Then Mr.. l.s Barber venti.
lated the character OF Fanny lie 6rsnde,
the person named ''sapho."
Luse ~airlwind Mr.. lie Barber
sketched the ensnsrinE of Jean Gausin
by sapho
Miss Nethers,le didn't like 1t . bi,
Her cheeks flushed duh scarlet Mr..
Reyclle was amused and showed his
hne teeth IN rapd.nre smiles At the
galaxy Of actresses within the bar.
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IT MUST SHOCK the MASS.

"rhts plsy 10 sssgesti,e Of evil.
II 10 slss ssssessive ~ GseA.
~ want - ssGsest that this pis,
tc saesA patiic Aeess~y NEST
shsek The great mass Of the people.
ast the issass Of sssdsr year,. to
yosns woman % the thresheia OF
rte. Wssld ~ shock yoW Who
know iifes
Walking down Madison avenue you
sill see there on the friers OF the Az
peilste Division Of the Supreme Court
the statue OF Greek woman. her bust
exposed and neither arm clad. ! have
heard no pubic clanor asains, u, No
one nas chosen TO regard Il 40 II menace
/ to the morality OF our young women
| who look ugon IT,
I'm the ballet representations Of our
various theatres the women wear much
/ less clothing than those described by
witness fnsis We have had no public
! outcry hgains, them.
| The most notorious scene Ia this
play as told nv the witnesses, Is the
/ event OF the stairrass The action IL
the carrying Of Fanny IL Grand IN Jean
Gaussin's arms ~ shown by the pic
lures the action Ia no different than "
any On. OF you were TO carry a femai IL
member Of your family who had been
seized with sudden fAintness
Women OF this class ar. to be pIilei
a. well IA condemned We must con-
denim them because they are un,peak,
NOT e forget tina, pity which clothed
"A ,ublim. pi-,s u, ora,ory." va,
iCol. Howe's remark 80 the Jury retired
The evening world., 1900-04-05

Boys Top Goats, sizes J TO IS years
Strictly Atwood Tar Covefts and Oxford
grays-cut In latest shape--full box back.
lined with doubl. warp farmer satin and
up 10 date IN every particular. = 90
A genuine a garment tor..... Zs/O
eoyS' Suits. with double breasted Jack.
ets-sizes J to 10 years.-Al.wool CAST.
mefes and Chevio,s patterns In
checks and phids-perfectly 4 90
made worth 800. ......... 40
YoUlhs' Suits-Skts ~ TO 70 years
Atwood olAek, Blue and Fancy Chsviots.
with single OF ,oable breasted coats. well
tailored and peffec, fitting; real z M
values S6. 90 10 81. S0...... wv
Boys suits-Siits 7 to 10 years Black
and Due Wosstsd CheviotS also the new
esl checks and plaids In homespuns and
easslmsreS worth not less than Z 90
vS.uU.,..ssss .............. WV
Boys Confirmation Suits-Ages u TO
rs yeArs--with double.breasted vests
strictly Atwood Back and Blue Cheviots;
handsomely tailored. perfect Ia fit and
style good v,lie Al $500. Z 90
Our special priee.... ...." Ss/O
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4 CHEF OF POLICE
ARRESTED As FUGITIVE.

BOSTON. April William Virgins.
ton. chief % police OF Annapolis Royal.
y s. Vas ARRESTED here to-day on the
application Of the authorities IN that
place. AS a fugitive from justice.
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EMPLOYERS LIABILITY
BILL IS KILLED.

ALBANY. April THE Employer
Liability bill WA killed In the Assem-
bly, to-day by . vote Of !: to g.
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WANTEO-FirStrclass aitsra-
ton hands on tailor-made
suits and jackSss. Apply O
onoe On oh floor. FR8Uk
ScESER 4 CO., Brookiyn.
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the JUDGES CHARGE.

After rsviswthg tbs corrss Of the case,
Judge F1rsusan said:
Tn reviewing this case you are no, 70
Imagine yourssli custodians OF public
morals nor leaders In . rsforrnatory
movement. You tre to decide w,het her
this play 10 an ohense against public
deccncy. And II 10 not necessary In or
Ger TO be decent that . play should have
q goJd moral.
Mere sugsestiveneSs In q play 10 not
an off.n~ against decency.
"Ie 10 net crime ua6sr The
ststsss that . play nay saesA The
nsSssty 81 yosaG sisls. To ss -
sassse against Sshiie asesse, u
1sst sassA The ssess aass ss the
psepls Vt al grades.
"rhe law was net made 10. yssss
hsys sud girls.
In the books Of every English poet
from Chau>er down to the present day
and these are found In the libraries OF
all educated men-there II as ~Sch
suKgestiveness as you Will find In this
play.
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NOW SAPHO LAUGHS.

Miss SelhersoIs laughed late. when
~. Hummel reviewed the evidence,
1--WE had Mr. Kane here yesterday"
hs said. III Mr.. lie Barber hasn't any.
thing stronger to lean on. | fear he will
fall. Mr.. Kane the aristocrat. the kid
sjoved gentleman who happened into
wallack's Theatre and didn't have 10
stay there n he didn't like what he saw.
what did he tell Us. why that Fanny lie
Grand and Jean 0aussin actually waltz.
Cd. and 10 SLOW music
why. you lascivsous. libidinous crea.
tufe. hoe did YOU. dare do ~"
This In voice Of high pitched irony.
With Anger pointed at Mis-, Nethersoie.
what else did Kan. 49, but this a,
the Bradley Martin bali.
"what else shocked Mr. Kane? All
80 Of the men frolicked across the stage
with one Of the girls and carried her
% up q stairway. II my friend Lc
Barber calls that criminal he'll have "a
stay away from our Arion and Leder-
krans balls.