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The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
BAIL MUST
STAND.

l"The court does not think under the
circumstances of the case as disclosed
that we ought to reduce the bail.
You are remanded to the custody OF
the warden Of the wo-khouse''. were
the words of Chief Justice Lore in
the Superior Court yesterday after.
noon when an attempt had been
made to reduce the bail 10 the case Of
Chadwick and Martin. They were
represented by J. Frank Ball and
Harry =. Joslyn.
AT this time. however, Mr.. Ball
said he did not wish to raise any OBJ.
lection to the commitments, for he
understood the men would be rear.
rested but he woulo make an appIica.
tlOn for the reduction Of what he con-
Sidcrcd TN warranted excessive bail.
Mr.. Ball, however wished to argue
as to the validity OF the warrant
charging Martin with conspiracy.
Attorney General Ward said that
as no objection had been made TO the
warrant at the preliminary hearing
of the men, he could not 20 iuto an
argument as to its validity at this
time. Mr.. Ball replied that the war.
rant had been attacked at the hear.
ing. and was surprised that the at.
torney-gcneral should contend other
wise.
Taking up the bail in the bribery
cases, Mr.. Ball argued that 1t is ex-
cessive He pointed out that In the
pending conspiracy cases before the
court The bail is only $4,000. He
claimed that it would be Il severe
hardship 10 fix excessive bail in these
cases lis suggested that $4,000 bail
in the bribery charges would be suf.
tcient TO warrant the return OF the
men at the september term.
Attorney General Ward said he
did not contend for excessive bail,
but he did want the accused men pre-
sent at the September term. They
have committed a crime which. in
his opinion was equal to mansl augh.
ter, Mr.. Ward said. Ii they had
gained their ends, Mr.. Ward con.
tended that the men could not only
have debauchcd a city Official, but
would have gained information that
would have aided all their hackers.
and players and instrumcntaIitic, to
escape arrest and prosecution. The
attorney general referred to the
testimony Of City Solicitor Rein
hardt, and declared that the gam.
bIc1s had a plan TO corrupt the en-.
tire line oI justice. Taking this into
consideration, Mr.. Ward held that
the corruption OF justice as planned
| was crime Us enormous as the taking
| Of human life. When Justice Is
CORFU pied and the fountains OF JUS.
| tice yield injustice, Mr.. Ward sail
anarchy would reign.
He arguel that the ssg amblerG
who could offer to the city Sol icilol
sucn sums as they had prom ed
| must own property. He said hal
he had no desire 10 have the mcu
| held IN excessive BAH. but h. desir
| ed such an amount fixed as woald
assure the attendance Ut the men
at the September term.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
A. A. WON FROM
P0TISQ[LLE.

Wilmington A. A. took another
game from Pottsville yesterday af
ternoon at South Side Park by the
score Of s to z. On account OF nu-
merous errors and slow fielding the
game was uninteresting.
Harvey started in to pitch for the
visions, but retired in favor ofEvans
at the end of the fourth inning.
Wilmington A. A. scored three
runsin the second inning ON single
and four errors. In the third three
more runs were scored on Russelrs
double, Hoffman's single and News
three base hit to the right field fence.
This ended Wilmington's runget-
ting as Evans who relieved Harvey
allowed but one hit the remainder
Of the game.
Forman pitched good game al
lowing but six hits. The visitors
scored one run in the first and one
in the fourth inning.
Aubrey had an off day and made
three err,rs at short None of them
however We're costly.
Score by innings:
Wilmington 033 5000 0--6
Camden 10l 10000 %
DIAMOND DUST.
Chester will be at South Side Park
again to-day.
Aubrey had an off day and boot
ed three chances.
1t is a peculiar fact that the team
always gets a lead in the early part
of the game when Foreman is in the
box.
News three bagger was a corker.
Wynham will be in the box to-day
for Wilmington A. A.
Kid Jordan will do the twirling
for Chester.
The trouble between the players
and manager Of the Chester team
has been patched up and the players
nave concluded to stay in Chester.
Deal made great catch of a hot
liner from Kane's bat in the sixth
inning.
In thirteen game between Will
mington and Dover yesterday after
noon the former won by the score
Of 10 to 6. The game was won in
the unlucky thirteenth when Will
mington pounded Van Anda for I
runs.
Score by innings:
Wilmington 02 03 100000 ia
Dover 000401 100000 0-G
BASEBALL SCORES.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
NEWPORT
SCHOOLS.

The Grammar School Of Newport
DEL, will hold commencement ant
closing exercises Ia the auditorium
Of the school, Friday evening, June
n. Exercises will begin at 7.3(
o'clock. Parsnts aud friands Of tht
school are invited to be present.
The members OF the graduating
class are: Helen Cranston Wetlin
salutatoriau: Mary R0thwail Ly nam,
yaledictorian.
The following programme will be
given:
March, "Gallant Heroes';; invoca,
ton. the Rev. W. O. Hurst; duet
and chorus, vacatiea song, Mildred
Hearne, Aline Hearn; salutatory,
Helen Cranston Weldin; recitation
by Alice Polk, john Ruth, Madeline
Cummings. Irvine Galloway, EDWARD
'Mesdinhall; Irene Price, Quimby
Lyman. Leila LyLam, Willie STEM
nard, John Miller, Vera Duff. Frank.
lin Myers, Willie Mervine, Juliette
Rice, Anna Harris. Emma Gallaher,
AHna Hearn. There will be music
in the way Of choruses; trio by Alice
Cooper. Mildred 'Hearn and Amy
Garrett; solo by Hazel Lyman.
There will be an address by q. A.
Hastings, John A. Cranston, psesi-
dent Of the Board of Education. will
present diplomas. Valedictory by
Mary Rothwell Lyman, and benedic.
tion by the Rev. W. o. Hurst.
The following is a list Of promo
tions made in Newport school this
week; To eighth grade, senior class
Jennie Lyman, Baynard Young,
Helen Crawford, Emma Gallcher,
Joseph Miller.
To eighth grade, junior c,ass-Net-
tie Hanna, Madeline Allison, Alice
Cooper, James Hanna
70 seventh grade-Helcl Gregg,
Maude Polk, Willie Mervine, Eta
Hobson, Leila Lyman, Willie Stewart,
Aldred Price, Marry Vandergrift.
10 sixth grade-Mabel Boyd, Hazel
Lyman. Juliette Rice, John Price,
John Miller. Vera Duff, Frank King,
Emma Cunningham.
Fifth grade-Madeline Harris.
Mabel Yearsley, Ilean Galloway,
Irvine Robinson, Blanche Crawford,
Willie Ruth, Mary Benson, Willie
Stevenson, Bertha Yearsley, Frank
lin Myers, Rena Steward, John Hanna
TO fourth grade-Hattie Swlnk,
Alice Polk, Reba Hanna. Bessie
Lyman, Neva Mcrvine, Irvine Gallo
way, Charles Miller.
10 the third grade Edward Men.
Floy Fisher, Blanche Fisher,
Irene Price.
TO second grade-John Harris,
Nellie Ball, Verma Boyd, Eva Hall,
Madeline Cummings, Eva Mahan,
Emma Robinson, John Ruth, Della
ware Ruth.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
A DAVIS Time G0ineI.

WASHINGTON. June 26.-The first
weeks operation of the new fast mail
service started on the 18th inst. be-
tween New York, Chicago and st.
Louis and intermediate cities, accord
ing to special reports received at the
postOiiice department, has resulted in a
gain Of one business day in St. Louis
and all points beyond, and practically
the same gain is reported at Pittsburg
and all Pennsylvania points west Of
Altoona. There are a great many side
lines on which the gain will be ut
least as great as on the through lines.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
The Duke Of Norfolk. the ear, marshall.
has not yet decided to -take- any stspA

. The Duke Of NORFOLK. the eara, ,lharshal,
has not yet decided to take any stepa
whatever. .
The announcement Of the c0senati0n
honors is an evidence Of the kings de-
sire to do all in his power to lessen the
depression of the people incident to the
poatpenement of the Main ceremony.
1t was suggested that the announce.
ment be postponed, but his majesty in-
sisted that the list be published accord
Ing to arrangement.
According to present arrangements
the flag will be hauled down from the
United States special embassy today,
when Whitelaw Reid, the special EN-.
bassador of the United States, will pay
his Anal official visits previous to his
departure for the continent,
EXPERT MEDICAL OPINION.
The British Medical journal says:
"Should the kings symptoms pursue
the course they have hitherto followed
there IL good reason to hope for his
majesty's $ rest0ra ton to health. Owing
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

! New Castle, June 26.-At thu
| meeting Of the Board Of Education
Prof. Richardson presented his an
nual report III " lich he thanked the
Board for it's confidence and courte.
Gus treatment and congratulated the
Board upon the excellent corps oi
teachers. Several recommendations
were made for the schools. During
the two years Prof. Richardson has
not been absent from the schools at
the time Of opening.
Prof. Richardson was elected prin-
cipal on the first ballot. A ballot
was taken for assistant principal
and Miss Race received 2, Miss Re-
Der l and. blank votes. The SEC
ond ballot was the same and on mo-
tion Of Mr.. Carr.ick the election of
assistant principal was postponed
until the next meeting.
The teachers elected were Eighth
grade, Miss A. Reber; seventh grade
Miss c. Mahoney; sixth grade, Miss
NJ. Goodley; fifth grade, Miss G.
Downie; fourth grade, Miss 'Reba
Saunders third, gra'le, Miss M. Jan
vier; second grade, Miss L. Wilson;
first grade, Miss E. Dennison; prin-
cipal No, 3 school, Miss Emily D.
Leech; assistant, Miss M. Carrick.
Mr.. Pratt AMI Miss Vantine receiv-
ed a complimentary vote. Janitor
No. l school, b. F. Lancaster; jani-
tor No. 3 school, Harry Montgom-
cry.
The colOred man who assaulted
Mrs. Cora Wanner near West Ches-
ter, was young Archer who feloni-
ously assaulted a white woman near
this city a year ago.
William Cline and William Pus-
till are spending a week at Wood
land Beach. Mr.. Cline will leave
next week for New Haven, Conn,
where he has secured a position. :.
james Downham and John Wv
lie have six young foxes they would
like to sell to sportsmen.
The excursion of the primary de-
partment Of the Methodist Sunday
school to Pennsville was we'll pa
tronized and those who went had a
royal good time. In % game of base
ball tue New Castle club won by
a score of o to
Mark Bennett was taken sick
while at work yesterday at the Lob
dell Car Wheel Works.
DR.. Il. A. McCabe, of Doysboro,
was a New Castle visitor here yes
terday.
Mrs. Alexander Baxter, of near
Farnhurst, is visiting in Whining
ton.
City Council last night accepted
the assessment made by Assessor
Downham. Other routine business
was transacted.
A. V. l.. George was reported as
improved somewhat last evening.
Miss Florence Langston and Law
renee McKeon, of Philadelphia. were
married yesterday afternoon by
Rev. f. l.. Brady. Miss Margaret
McCalln was bridesmaid and Chris
topher Winters was best man. A
reception followed the ceremony at
the home of the brides parents, on
Ninth street.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
EHOPBEoRT'HBKlNG
Physicians Report Condi-
tiOnS Satisfactory.
N0URISHMENT Is TAKEN
Anxious Crowds Wait For News It
the Palace Gate.
CORONATION H0NORS ANNOUNCED
What wss to Have been Coronation
hay Ia Retn1 observed ~ = Day
Of IntercessiOn and Prayer
For Edwards Life.

For Edwards Life.
LONDON. June 26.--King Edwards
condition is even more satisfactory
than has been indicated by the last
bulletins. He has made decided im-
proyement, and the feeling at Bucking-
ham palace Is very hopeful. His maj
esty is able to take lourishment. He
had scrambled eggs and little hoek
and soda last evening, and with his
own hands he opened several tele-
grams. !.
The latest bulletin issued is regarded
as intensely satisfactory. This bulletin
is generally taken as being the first oc.
casion upon which the kings doctors
have allowed themselves to express
even to a small degree the hopeful feel,
Mgs they undoubtedly even though pri-
vateIy entertain. Two days have now
elapsed since the operation was per-
formed, and the absence of c0mplica-
tions creates hopefulness in all quar-
ters, although, as has been frequently
said in these dispatches, several days
must pass before the possibility Of dan
ger can be eliminated.
Notwithstanding the fact that 1t was
the eve of the intended coronation day
and that London was even more crowd
cd with people than it was Tuesday
the scenes witnessed on the streets last
night were in marked and pleasant
contrast with those of Tuesday even
ing. The reckless rejoicing which was
then so disgracefully prominent was
quite unheard. Traffic pursued its way
unimpeded, and even the most popular
thoroughfares were comparatively de-
serted No illumnations dispelled the
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
CHARGED WITH
BURGLARY.

Evan Stout Of Middletown, has
been arrested in Dove. an tha charge
OF burglary. Another man Is under
suspicion.
Late Saturday night an attempt
was made to rob the large hardware
store and warehouse Of Slaughter &
Bice, but the robbers only succeeded
In beginning the work OF forcing q
rear door of the warehouse.
On Sunday night, Mr.. Blce, JE,
member of the firm. armed himself
with two revelvers and a shot gun
and lay down behind an Office desk,
awaiting developments. State Senator
Stephen Slaughter, who 10 a senior
member Of the firm. arranged to
come and relieve him at 1.3o, and In
order that he might not be shot for
a burglar, code Of signals was adop.
ted by the partners.
The sounds of the robbers getting
into the warehouse came about the
same time Mr.. Slaughter was expect.
ed, and the next few minutes were
ones Of painful suspense for the nan
behind the gun. Finally the robbers
burst through to the store and Mr..
Bice fired the contents of one revolver
into their faces, but the men man.
aged to get awaT. Messrs. Turner
and McGonigal, sleeping in an ad-
joining store, were aroused, and j. A.
Downes, a merchant on the opposite
side OF the stleet, also seized his gun
and got in the chase. Once in the
street, Mr.. Bice discharged his shot
gun after the fleeing figures, two of
whom he recognized.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
Theatre Site.

VIM. l.. Dockstader has purchas-
Cd from Miss Hannah Latimer and
Samuel McCauiley, ESP, through
Peter j. Fora < Co.. s2s and $50
Market street, j0X2l0, running back
I" klng street. Mr.. Dockstader
PROPOSED t. un' q upw play house
at 30 80 ~.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
Purchased Lot.

Mr.. James B. Oberly mas pur'
chased from Arthur H. &. Garrett,
the lot S. w. Cor. Fifth and Brown
streets, on which he will shortly
erect some handsome dwellings.
Peter J. Ford & Co., negotiated the
sale.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
Lived For Months With Broken Bnck

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June 26.-Aft-
CT living fourteen months with bro
ken back Charles Bruhl, aged twenty.
six years, is dead. He fell from tee-
graph pole April 10, 1901. Since that
time skilled doctors have attended the
case and became greatly interested.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26

ONE of the most pleasant places
in the country where a person of
limited means can secure a desirable
plot of ground at reasonable price
is at the Cedars adjacent to Bran
dywine Springs. The Cedars Land
and Improvement Company are Of
fering unusual inducements to per-
sons who purchase building lots at
this popular suburban spot. The
great closing sale Of home sites is
now going on and will continue
every afternoon until every lot is
disposed of. The company is liberal
in its terms and give all the time
wanted for final payment. One
fare takes you to the Cellars over
the Brandywine Springs Railway.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
SECURITY TRUST &
SAFE DEPOSIT CO..
No. ~ MAlikEp sTl;Nh =.

NJ III VI ia u i IL ltNb /.
Capital Stock ....................S5 $4,000
Allows Interest Oh Deposits Gf A. aney.
The company acts IS EXecnto.. Alum
istrator. Trustee, Guardian. Receive. and
Agent. and rents small safes Il! fire md
burglar proof vanl;s.
BENJAMIN NiELDS. Pros.
WILLIAM Il. PkINCkLE. Vice Pres.
JAMES L. CLAIikSUN, Treas. Il Sec.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26

THE Superior Court yesterday
granted the application Of Anthony
Higgins representing Content and
Company, for Il pre-emptory man.
damus upon J. Edward Attdicks
and the Bay State Gas Company,
requiring them to keep in Delaware
list of stockholders Of the COM
pany and their holdings. FIX Keep.
tions We're taken by Hayes and
Ward, Mr. Addirks' counsel. but
the court would not allow them.
This case has been fought in the
courts for some time.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
DNttOS to Submit.

MANILA, June 2G-Lieutenant Colo
mel Frank Il. baldwin, operating in the
island Of MindanaO expects the com
plcte Submission of all the dattus June
-, when th" murder"rs of the Amrri
can soldiers and the horses and arms
Of the latter will be given up.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday In the Nat
tiOnui and American Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At BOSTON,
Brooklyn ......... 0 0 O. 3
Boston ............1 0 0 0 0 0 0 f. 4
Hits-I3rookiyn- 2: Boston, 6. Errors
Brooklyn, |. Boston, l. Batteries--Dono-
van and Ahearn; Willis and kittrcdge
At Philadelphia
New York ........O 0 0 0 0 0 o. /
Philadelphia .....0 0 | ! . y - >;
Hts-New York 4: Philadelphia. !. Err
rors--New York, ); Philadelphia. 0. Bat
DISQUALIFICATION and Bowerman; Dug
glcby and Doom.
At st. Louis
Cincinnati ,,..... 0 0 2 ] 2--l0
St. Louis ......... 0 D q 0 0 0 O. 0
Hits Cincinnati 16; st. Louis 3 Errors
Cincinnati, |; st. Louis, !. Batteries
Hahn and bergen. Murphy and RYAN.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
DayiI Ma sE Missing,

David Marsh, who was foreman Of
Signals on the Delaware railroad, dis.
appeared Yesterday aud it is surmis-
ed he was drowned in the CHRIS
tlana.
He went to work yesterday moln .
ing on the Delaware railroad bridge
crossing the ChriStiana river between
the West Yard and Farnhurst, known
as the New Castle bridge. He was
working alone on the structure, re-
pairing some signals, and, when his
assistant arrived about 10 o'clock he
had disappeared. Some Of the work.
men the next instant saw Marsh q
hat floating in the river and they
came to the conclusion that he had
drowned. The hat was recovered.
Marsh had not returned to Ills
home in Clayton last night, and it Is
generally accepted among the rail-
road employees. that he has been
drowned by falling accidentlly into
the river.
The river was dragged yesterday
afternoon but the body was not .ecov-
cred.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26

QUITE discussion took place yes
terday at the Trustees meeting at
the Almshouss over what disposal
should be made of the frame shed
erected for smallpox suspects. The
building was erected before the
Emergency Hospital was finished
and cost the county $40O. Trustee
McFarlin advocated putting match
to it and burning it down. Several
Of the Trustees advocated fu1nigat-
ing it and thereby savethe lumher
for other purposes. We think the
best method would be to burn it
and thereby take no chances. Two
other building that We're erected on
the Almshouse farm for smallpox
patients, have been burned down.
With the Emergency Hospital the
county has no need of the frame
shed which never was a fit place to
put smallpox patients in. Every
month shows that the trustees made
no mistake in erecting the Emer-
gency Hospital, although it proba-
bly, cost a few dollars more than it
should.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26

Energy all gone: Headache: Stom-
ach out of order: Simply case Of
torpid liver. Burdock Blood Bltters
will make Il new man or woman Of
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
Happy Time in Old Town

Owe tel. very happy" writes Il. N.
Bevill. Old Town, Va, when Buoklsn's
Arnica Salvs wholly cured cur daughter
OF bad case Of scald head" 1t delights
all who use 1t for Cuts, Corns. BurIs,
Bruise., Boils. Ulcers, Eruptious. Intai.
libls Tor Piles. Only 25c NJ N. b. Daa.
ioith's drug store.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
Orxan Out $1,000 600

Trenton, N. j., June 25.--Attor-
neys for the Uuited States Steel
Corporation today submitted briefs
in the New Jersey Court Of Appeals
in the appeal Of the Steel Trust
against the injunction Recently IL.
sued which forbids the arbitrary rs.
tirement of 5000, 900, 900 Of preferred
stock and in the issuance of that
amount Of bonds.
The briefs reveal great deal ia
the way Of facts that have not be-
fore been made public and show,
among other things, that the j. p.
Morgan Syndicate hassu tfered a loss
Of over $4. 600, 600 by the decline of
the price OF the Steel Trust stock.
The briefs constitute a strong plea
on the part of the syndicate for its
existence as a protection to stock
holders, and for its right to csmpen.
satlon for its risks and services ia
financing the Trust.
The brief of William d. Guthrie,
who appeared for the corporation,
shows that the contract made with
J. p Morgan II Co., to which OBJ
lection has teen made ~ dib.nting
stockholders, was not an option tO
the bankers but an absolute ob!iga-
tion on their part to perform at the
option of the corporation and lts
Stockholders.
1t shows that the J. P. Morgan b
Co. syndicate had actually to take
$l00 600, 600 Of capital and tie it up
subject to the contingency that the
stockholders might see ht to toarprove
OF the contract. The syndicate was
formed for an eighteen mon ths
neriud
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Baltimore
Philadelphia .....o 0 0 2 o. 8
Baltimore ........ 4 0 0 o 0 o. G
Hits-Philadelph "A; Baltimore. s. Err
rors-PhiladeIphia, 3: Baltimore. D. Bat
teries--Hustings, Mitchell and SchreCken-
gOst McGinnity, Cronin and Bresnahan.
AT Washington
Boston .,........ o 2 & 9 3
Washington ......0 0 i 4
Hits-Boston; S; Washington, 5. Errors
Dineen and Warner; Patten and Clarke
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26

IA >''f'rE /. Il l'nutI .'El
IN 49, lL,His IRON Mhai ever
'"r. Cuu dt - hu.rr, positive shicr-l1f
O' NJ cl argu hGn,- = ~ " tr. rench
htn" 80 = g, Arvn street, Ihiia.e, pnia
ia 4elU.eouu
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
U,lO, Company Recognized

The fire and law committee of
city council tonight, will report in
favor Of recognizing the Union Fire
Company OF the Twelfth Ward.
This decision was reached at a
meeting of the committees last
night.
For the present the company
will have its headquarters in the
car barn of the Wilmington City
Railway Company, at Front and
Union streets, but as soon as ipos-
sible a site Tor an engine house
will be secured and apparatus
purchased.
Members OF the proposed Rescue
Fire Company Of the Ninth ward
were presert last evening. asking
recognition. but 10 action on their
apple catlon was taken.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26

ALWAYS strive for the best and
you will he sure to get somewhere's
near the goal 1t is the same in
business rs i'll life. The live mer-
chant advertises where he expects
to get some returns for his money.
More country people read the Re-
PUBLICAN than any other Whining
ton paper.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26

The illness of the King does not
affect the stock market as was
looked for. His death would with
out doubt force It down from to 10
per cent 1t is being remarkably
held up considering the strike and
other bad news which is generally
worked for all it is worth in the
stock market The big tinancies
are not yet ready to unload on the
public, That will come later on.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-26
'uBlsnED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY

THE farmers in New Castle county
are cutting their wheat which in
most cases looks excellent aud prom
ises good yield to the acre. The
farmers nearly all complain of the
scarcity Of help on the farm. 1t is
hard to get the right kind of help at
any price. The young men who
are raised on the farms do not care
to follow in the footsteps of their
fathers and leave the farm as soon
as they are old enough to strike out
for themselves and come to the city
to make a living. They do not like
long hours and the laborious work
Of farm life, which has always been
considered the most healthy and in-
dependent life a man can lead.
With the same intelligence and
perseverance on the farm as is put
in business there is no reason why
farming should not pay. Farmers
pay better wages to-day than ever
before, nevertheless good, sober
farm hands are hard to get. We
know Of farmer who wants good
man and will pay him good wages,
besides give him q house, if mar
ried, for his family to live in.