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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

ELECTION on OFFIoKRs The following ar
the officers Of the Sunday Schools connects
with the Union N. 4. Chuerh. They were elect
ed yesterday, and will serve for the ensuing year
MORNING SCHOOL.
Male Superintendent ID. Pickles.
Assistant Superintendent-A. ID. Ingram
Female SupsF1ntendent-L Lizzie Hallowell
Secretary-Abram Z. Short.
Musical Direttor-W. ID. Pickles
Supt. Infant SchoOl-Lizzie Buckman.
Assistant-Lhura P0stles.
AFTERNOON SCHOOL.
Male Supt- PancOast Allen.
As't Supt-John G. Kelly.
Female Supt Sarah A. pierson.
Secretary Henry FOthergill.
As't Secrstary-JoReph J. Taggart
LibraFIan-JRmes A. Oliver.
Asst No l-W.S. Armour.
Asst No. 2-IleWis Yeatman.
School Treasprer-S. Hersey.
Miss. TreasuTer-S. Hersay.
Collector-E. II. Hammett
Musical DireetOr-W. ID. Pickels.
Supt. lnfAnt BchOol-Sallie Pickles.
First AssistaAt-LAura Postles.
Second Assist Nant-Jennie Pierce.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

Manuel. OF PEEMANsHIP.-W W WoolwoIth, Aims
worth tS Company New York, have published the
best work eXtant pn penmanship. 1t is designed
for the use of teachers and scholars, and may be
read with profit by all. Every boy who will study
it will find great assistance learning the rules
necessary to an easy, graceful and lcglble hand
| Sold by L S, X. Butler, 420 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

SUNDAY Rows.-A row occurred i'll the vicinity
OF Third and Jefferson streets, about five O'Clock
Sunday evening, which ended in one OF the COM
batans coatless, and with his shirt torn to shrcds,
flying wildly froHa the wrath of his opponent. No
arrests were made.
The residents in the vicinity of Fifth and
Church streets complain that "A crowd of roughs
exercised their pugistic pr0pensites there, with
out restraint IRON late hour Saturday night
until Sunday evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12
Wilmington ana Bal.
Elmore Railroad. -
DELAWARE DlVTgION.

TMPORTANT NOTTCE-On and after Monday
Anil gfgk 1878 Passenger Train VII leave EaaA
ford al $50 4. N, for Philadelphia. Haltim0r6 and
ntermediate stations.
delDhia and Baltimore connection, VIII run 10 Sea-
ford, Arriving a. 1000 D, IA. Making three daily
trains 10 and from HeafoFd..
On and altsr the abevs aatstAls Company win als-
e0ntiane Funning the early mOgning ana sVoning
trains between Milford and harginRlQn.
H.F. KRNNHY. sap't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

Police CASES Emanuel Borly, col, was
arrested by officer Jordan, for drunkenness, and
fined costs.
James Darrl and Frank Bradley, were arrested
by officers Brickle and ONeil for disorderly con
duct. They were fined 81 and cOsts, and held 10
bail in the sum Or $500 TO keep the peace.
john w. Thomas, Wm. Dcnley, Wm. Loper,
VIM. Mitchell, Wesley Brown, Mary Hawkins,
Maria White, COL Chas. Lakcinan, col, and
Thomas Savery, wcro arrested by officers Mullin,
| Bradford, Brickle and Jordan. They were each
fined fifty cents and costs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

Business Notices.
Cheap Coal-Stove $5.75, Nut $500 per 22io
Oounds for cashOnly, at wharf South Of Market
street. Bridge. feb2t-tf WIN. j. BROWN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

BouNn NOT no Go.-The old story OF the fox
and the goose received Illustration last Thurs
day night. The Deputy Sheriff and u constable OF
| Dorchester county, were sent down to Straits
District with an attachment Tor Mr.. VIM r., a
rccusant witness. They found him in the lower
end Of the district, aud having secured him start
ed back. Coming TO "A creek they were obliged TO
cross. theig boat would only carry two, and the
question arose how they were to get over 1t WAS
finally determined that one of the officers should
paddle Mr. i. aeross and then send him back af-
ter the other. The FIRST part of the plan worked
well enough, but on his return tip the sagacious
witness quietly padded off, after gaining the mid
die of the stream, and left the storming officials
one side and ON the other, To get out
OF their difficulty as best they could. They say
they'll make sure of him next time end he saws
| that's ''marked lor trial.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12
LOCAL q srRLLucEMcg.

The Board of EDUCATION meets this evening.
Lots Of people we've eaagbG In The ateIm yesteTs
aay afternoon. +. 4t- 4a
Market street WA crowded With prVmGnadsfIl On
Saturday night,
Numbers ofintoxIcutea men were seen on FRONT
strest, yesterday.
Tho weather, today, Is a pleasing contrast 10
that of the last few days.
The new lime table OF the p " " b. R. K.
goes into effect, To-Day.
Robt. Pears fresh cream crackers for salO by
Jas. Crippen, 4th and Market streets.
Strictly pure ciler vinegar threo years old for
| sale at Crippcns, ith and Market streets.
The 81. Mary's Cpllege Prolc ty will all I've sold
in building lois, hy Messrs. Oglc ~ Miller, for
| Rev P. Kelley, on lhe 24th of May. Due notice
of the sale will I've given.
| Al the Central fta House on the corner of 4th
and Msrket, will W. found tho finest tea, (alI
kindsl ard coffee, Iura spices. English plckcls and
sSuces the very best table OIL drlsd cherries, New
| York plums, pTuns apples, aud peaches, all at thc
Ilowest market prices JAMES ClIlprEN
The sidewalks on Market street should he
made wider. There is scarcely room nov upon
them 10 accommodate the people who resort to thu
street to do hnsiness during the early part OF the
evenings. The coRt wonld, of course be PAID io
by the owners of the property, which would b'
appreciated 10 Il corresponding extent.
FALSE ALARM The alarm Of fire about thre,
o'clock, on Sunday morning, WAS caused by Tia
| discovery of some smoke issuing iiom the baske
factory Of Jacob Shcber, on Orange street. abOv
Fourth The tireInen were on hand, hut thei
| services were not Needed.
| PuRCHAsED.-A. +. Clements of ihls city, 10
Gently purchased ui Shetiff sale, the farm OF G
w. CrOssley. stuaed near Stall Pond, Md, an
containing 10 acres, Tor S3,tGa, being less tha
| the cost of the buildings, There are 5000 peac
and 400 PEAR trees upon IT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

COURT. Court commenced at New Castle, to-
day, and quite large number OF people from
this city, attended. Among the important cases
which will come up for trial al this tern, is thai
of Anthony Rue, charged with causing, through
criminal carclessness aud neglect of his duties
conductor the fatal railroad accident At Ellersie
on the z w n H. RR last tail, by which the tram
under his cbarsrr was run into and two persons
killed, aud several injured Mir Rae went ovcl
10 New CASTLE, tins morning. THIS session
though not as Important as some, viii doubtless
bc a bI-y Ont Full reports OF the proceedings
will appear in the GAZETTE, from day Ia day
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12
BANKING HOUSE
OF
JOHN McLEAR g. SONS
NO. 6O2 Market Street.

Deposit Accounts Of Banks Individuals and 9TH
ers received. on which We allow interest. Checks
drawn on US are payable without notice. the same
as at q National Bank.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12
SALE OF LOTS ON THE LOvRRINa AND NoRRIs
PROPERTIES.

Ga Saturday afternoon, J. t. Heald, Eaq sold
at public sale, twenty-niRe lots, on the Morris and
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12

REDEMPTION OF S-2O BONDS.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has called in 5O.-
100000 u. S. 5-2Ps additional, upon which the in
terest will cease jane !.
It Is advisable for holders Of 500 and those hay
ing money To invest to consider the selection
Of moro permanent Investments.
We are recommending and selling 10 our friends
and customers the following Securities In exchange
for their 5 Dos and Gthor high priced Bonds.
WILMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILROAD
TAO LIST MORTGAGE BONDS. at 9j and accrued
interest.
NORTHEAN PACIFIC 7-3O GOLD Qand Grant,
BONDS. ut 100 and interest.
These and other First-Olass Bonds arc likely to
command advance prices during the year. owing to
the large amount Of capital being released by the
redemption Of b-20s.
JNo. NacLEAR q R0N
GO9 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-12
Aardwa { aua 7uathtnrru.

ESrAHLISHHC IS27
, 1873-10-19

kAQ NbAH AAhEt AAA OtuG1 ADAhcbs
'sIwenty years OF perfect Communion OK
'' @Sot is''a'''; 30 fast Wo had male beginning.
learnt our 4 d G. and that wasnll. In point Of
fact tho difference 1t mado was slight. Tho moro
stringont tho laws the moro certain they we're
tho rosc, aud there was no stopping hauds from
giving or hands from taking Comfort mud
misery soomod nearly as nnoyonly distributed ~
ever. Some follows liyol In cloyor, others died
othors porscoutcd and troddcn down. Evidently
there was hitch In tho Commnno,-a panic
spread among tho shareholder, and wo had d
rough Job to wcathcr the crls!a. But thia frat
experiment Ind opened sonlo Of our oyos to the
atambilng htono1-the M s., s root Of tlie oyll" :,
" 1n Nature"
"Ah," sighed. tin Original sin."
Nothing Of the Aort. ~ the. Ubiquitous
ot,gin"ll +! r., Il Division of Personal Stock"
"I'il mako 1t rlaln to you In few words. There,
money, and marketable consliod!tieH was now
public, but on nlonopolicB OF Natures gifta not
tho slightest check was hid. Tho nilomaly'e
1nonAtrolH when you 600 it,"
Of Nature arc not things you can put into COM
mon lurso IN whicl, oyory one ii to 20 shares"
spoke jestingly, bnt Iso.oa looked perfectly
Serious and was about to explain, when tue train
drew up at atnton.
Hero we ere," said ho, "lot the Commune
Al wo walked dow, from tho station to largo
thryng.looking city, hs observed, ~ have
sketched out yonr day II, 10 Tint you shall not
| logea, hsllB and public buildings. Then you
shall come to my house, dino with mo, and, In
| the evening, I'll take sou to private bali.
want you thus to get general notion OF our
, 1873-10-19
tl,oy diroot those III thor employ, and know
when tl,elr work is we'll dono, or whethor they
sAnnl l.a1a y

thoy diroot those III thoir employ, and know
.hon ths!r wGr is well a0n0 or woth0r they
II fortune should frown. aud thoy bo called to
perform thoso services which ono writer calls
disgastingly yilo,"' how badly, and with what
an Ill grace, they will DO performed, I loaye for
as nnny have.
There is truth in tho statement that tho army
OF Hewing-girls. to q In 10 extons. would By in.
o,mposc'lt lelp III Observation-Disclosures. And Why I?
In that department. 1'ors onA who bceomo Rc-
ctlstomna to any eninloyiuent from childhood to
lnaturo ,ago, .and loarn to perform 1t kkilft,lly
naa vol, gduoraiiy toyo IL bottor than oilo ia
successful in i, moro rcaiiiy adapting them
eolvcH to lis requirements.
Nov, Mr.. Editor. about tt'ia 4" diHg,iatfngIy
vile housowork.. No honest labor, done VOL:
That appoation; Nor ii it At atl neses; nv
washing, washing greasy, pots, aud rans,
sg5nbnf uors ana a hsskE X ao M s0a fnr
It by donning lnrEo apron to protect hor Dress
and pil,ning her eleovoi, up out OF tho way. The
apron can bo quickly removed, md tho hands
washed; snd. tlo9gh they my Y not remain o,n
aud banda woro mado for honest labor, and I
consider 1t all honor for any Indy to lavo hands
Which show that they havo done something uHo-
tnl In life. What wore no lHaao and sent Into
to do Bomo good In 1t. That it may bo better in
Bome wny for our having ltvod?
Lot oach ouo atrivo to be uaofnl III the placo
and vocation for which ho or sho ia beat fitted and
cal! no labor, veil and properly performed
acknowledge fail to SEQ tho necessity Of tlis
"troadfnl Decentralization Of dirt in woll-1sopt
kitcton, or that 1t IL 'ssitnply MI impoaBbiity"
to do llouEework md be cleat. i thtnle should
shrink from that "hcant living" prepared whero
DIRT reigned supreme, and put my own shoulders
risk Of eon1o soil Of, the outside, iu prolnlonce to
having 1t iuside), and take hold OF work cortainly
loalthv, In prcforonce to that which s adnlittod
to bo otherwise. Perhaps thero might bc lack
Of strength Mt first to do largo amount Of aotyo
labor, hut 1t would improve by exercise; and
who eau compute tho yaluo OF health and strength
but those who have boon deprivod Of n,ern7 An
exalted station and the wealth of tho 1ndios
would be no compensation for their loss.
30 long aa women aro oducatod to look upon
ouaeho1d-labor as menial aud degrading. 10
long will they sock other avenues Of omploy-
mont, and men will have to bear with incolnpo-
tont wiges, and waBtefu1, nloyenly servants,
though many Of t]ion, doubtless, will not Under
stand tho cn1lso OF the failtlro of their hoyish
dreams Of hnppy home.
ave want tliffcront order Of things, un-
donbtedly.' But how is It to be brought about7
Ia tho question. confess, know Of no boltor
solution Of the problem tl,an QUO found in cor
tain ancient book. which Gays: IAN things
whatsoever 80 would tnat mon should do to you,
do 80 even 80 to them, ,"-toaclliug ua to treat
trent uR wero we to exchange situations. 1t is
Bnid In multitude of counsel there is wlH-
dom." 80, lot tho aubJect DO agitased..
FANNIE.
, 1873-10-19

10 the Editor qf The CHICAGO Tribune:
Sin: It seems to mo that wo aro getting of
the track about thig matter. 1t was frat startel
with The idea of establishing Homes wlloro work.,
ing-girlB could obtain board, &C., ut such rates
rs should onablo them to live with aome dogreo
Of comfort on tho anall wagos thoy earn. Now,
very little Of the correspondence so abundnntly
layiahed on You is tending to accomplish this
end, and think some moro definite action
needs to DO taken in ths matter. think 1t will
DO generally admitted that tho object in view IL
desirable aud Legitimate; tint lnnny women pro-
for to do other thnn houseworh, and tint they
lavo right to Buch prcforonco and should be
helped to carry out tleir wishes and that tho
question Of doing houHoworls should be laid aside
altogether, or considered undor another head
md with a totally different object. Lot eomo
ono toll us how best to bring about our wish,
mud then lot iii sot to and do it. Ii had money,
I would at onco start such 1Io1na nnd set tho
example; but, alas my lot has boon TINT Of tho
monkeys, EickB than llaIf-pence,-nnd
20 I cannot do 40 much. Gold and silvor
I lavo nono; but It can help In any
way by giving portion Of timo, or by work Of
my head or hands, for ono will clleorfully give
it. Lot those who arc willing get together and
determine what to do, and do i; aud thon tho
question OF woman's proper work rany safely DO
left to answer itself, II it pleasos. Respectfully,
~ BENEDICT.
, 1873-10-19
Mothers mt EauIt-.H1onse1vork Not
ADlsguAtinKly VilG.7s

70 tho Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
B1R: Permit one who has paasod more than
thrco-score yoars, and soon life in it's varied as
poets, to say fow words upon subject Which
has lately been agitated In your paper' tho work.
ing-girl question. No mother who is not dea-
rient in correct ideas Of the duties and RESPONSE
bilitieH Of woman will neglect to have hor daugl-
ters instructed In tho multifarious arts OF
housekeeping, that they may bo dttod to diroot
the affaira Of their household. even II 1t Is not
nocchsary that they should perform its soryloo
with thor own hands. In thiB clangoful world,
mono Gnu tell what may bo tho doa!iny Of their
children, though reared in atlluenco with tendor-
est care Prepare them to moot adverse
cireunstancea calmly and brayely. Tho
groat fault, I apprehsnd, lies with the
mothers who have trained their daughters 10
deaplse household dutles as something dsgral-
Ing aud bonoath them and, Of col,rae. they
never seek to. understand tLeir reauiremonts,
and arc thus deficient III QUE Of tho most i'm
portant branoho. Of their educatlon. Unless
they have knowledge Of what ia ncceuAary to
good aud sueoe1sful housekeeping, how can
, 1873-10-19
Of washing, scruLbtng, blacking atovos, &c.,, II
ho brings baok "glad tfaings," then wo glrlaa,

Of washing, scruhbing, blacllng atoyoa, &C., II
WHO have no inclination thaE way At preBont,
will give tho matter a. Hohor thought.
a convorsaton hoard botwoon two mothers,
both being widows, onch tho roascBsor OF i
bright, pretty girl both ladies, until tho grcAt
fro, wore independently situated, but arc ,,uw
wore eonvorping upon tho aubjoct ot thotr
danglltors by mud by eugnEing. ns thoy wifi h4vo
to, In como kind Of work By which to support
thctnrolvoa.
tho possibility Of my own Jessie over being COM
pcett hy Wnnt to hecDn,o nn 0rnnry hotlAe-
Beryant mud entlnro tho ill-troa'ment connoosol
with tint position. And [ would rather Hoe tho
tho oyo fa1o AWAY, tho swoot tono Of tho voice
be l1hliod. tho glad beating loart cease forever,
aud tho 1oyod form at rest iii itg caslfot, given
back 10 Motltor Earlll."
The s,,,'; natnral roap9nso vas given, It 30 would
~. While listening wondered II thore was n
father or mother III Chicago who, wlilo gazing
into tic cyes Of their loved child, would daro
say othorwiae, :.
It matters not vl,at they may aay Of uome
otlor mothers darling, when tho cup Is placcd
to their own lips, aud tlioy nre bid to drink, how
quickly It bcco1noa uubcarably bitter.
In "Alpha'a" unusual! zcnl to provo lfs idea llo
portrayB d "palic," md MI incdont accompany
lug IT., whcroin Martha, tho sowing.gtrl, turils
incllnation), and tho rcpult to his mind is most
conclusive. May I ask Why tho ncccesity Of big
selectfng Il tn.o III busticsB-nffairs wlian n dark
pail acelna to onyolop nlil;o rich urd poor? Why
not take tho tsunl healthy condition Of business,
and upon flint hano his tignrcB? Would it not
be moro reasonable? Even lliB presentation Of
tho matter wotll scom nh excellent argument
Why homeless working girls should havo R
"Home :" at a price 40 ttey could save sono
money to help carry thctu through tile depressed
tinoa Of n "panic."
Mr.. Editor, no gils havo ontered no con-
p1nint against tho wages our employers aro pay
ig ua, untl We do nat believe tIcy uro 1eRi leys
md, thougl, "Alphn's " tlyspoptlcal production,
"ofd petorAin," may occasionally be found. wo
sl,all 1.-Two OIL, hoping to lind IN tho world, As
Garnctt D. Freeman says, in llcr beautiful and
truthful letter, so has found, nlucl, Of sndneaa
aud justco. If not generosity. Yours respect
fully. MARTHA.
OillUA0o. Oct. Is, 1879.
, 1873-10-19

hollow foas65M, u ll'aa5 "a0
"Eva-Abol," exclaimed, "those aro wild
rawlings. lnfatuatcd ohildran---to shaoklo aud
spoil tl,o gifts Of Providence In this barbaroua
way. Como with mo md lot us fly to my co1in'
Try. There Abel, you will 70 poot 100. vookGa M.p up
will throw Patti and Nilsson in thn shado, and
hive all London At your foot. There tho roads
lloro for cyorytlling."
Another sl,rlol from Eva and fctt hand On
my shoulder. Turning round Bnw lsotoB. tic
waa looking Mt mo roproachfully, moro III PLY
Stranger, I arrost you in tho namo Of tho
VII.
mary examination before tho nngistrateH,
charged With trying to corrupt tho Youth Of tho
Commune, and ontice them away from their
homes.
had no tmo to prepare my dofenao. ALI
could do WAS to ropIy to tho questions in
straightforward manner, aud aB the Inquiry PRO-
coded my answers goomcd to alp out una-
"You wore admitted to the Commune as
viator?"
II was."
+" But as a true convert to the principles Of
libersy end eqMa}ity7"
"And can you dony TINT hcre the lota of all
men ar9 Ms nearly as possible, equallzed7"
"You vere taken in the net Of undermining
"No-protosting against tho aoquestration Of
''suporiorl Superior powers can only belong
to fow, mud, # allowed free. play, enable fow
becomos Of oquality?"
''You 80 too far. Take wealth, material
% wealth into your hands to be- dealt out for. tho
| public good, but stop thcro."
| They locked at encfl 0tbAr with amnaarnark
Don't you perceive" aaid ono, tthat this ar-
rangomont cnhancos enormously tho values Of a
enRital lnta Gf bosuty intel!ov Or Imagination
low has = blockhead against a man Of gentus?''
| But your ayHtom is unnatural"
"That we allow. II mon wero born froc and
tho Aaying la fasohood, All men arc born do
pendent on each othcr, and no two are equal.
It is tho glory Of our state to have dono away
with native di,spnritioHs and brought MI things to
"a standard Of modiocrtty,' cried, "which
mono are to hnvo chance Of passing. If all
must be mike, and not all can be arat-rato, n ,ne
can Gan BE- :. frst"rato, and what becomes Of porfee-
At this all the magistrates roao in dismay,
With an outcry, What WAS TINT word2 Ropoat
"Yos," persisted "thst you must own. It
principles alone, and not On charity to all and
honor for what Ii good and great in nature and
man. Az for mo, I can bear tho sight OF my
bettera IN fortune, honor where honor is duo,
aspire and hope for mysolf. II need lot not ono
star difror from another in glory. But do not
bar tho way to excellence because greatness ia
castor for aomo than for others. For perfection
ia the goal MI arc to run for, though few eau ro-
| coive tho prize"
At tho word Perfection, there arose such IN
uproar ~ completely drowned my voice. wns
aeizod, hustled out OF tho room into tho street.
| dragged to tho raiway-station, and put into q
special trnn. just na 1t started foil as1eep ex-
haueted. I awoko In my study, repeating - Per-
lection is tho goal for all to run for though few
cau receive tho prizo,'
, 1873-10-19

To the Editor n The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: SOC that some Of tho girls do not fully
appreciate 1ny article on fswhat We necd.n A
little woman with 4 little heart, and lttlo
short-siglted as regards her future good, Ia iu-
d;gnnnt. III regard to Miranda bloans'" criti-
clam, I would any to her, with heart full Of
gratitude, that, II the few words dropped in
haste to the editor hayo mado woman apponr
az noble man, and ono worthy to be called
brother, feel quito pleased with myself and
encouraged to Writo again, and trust may De
ablo to DO 30 aa manly woman. I beg to dis
agree with my little 1uttering BiBters about
'A!phn" aud "Humanity." I verify 'boliovo
them to bo our very truo friends, though, in try
ing to bofrleud us, thoy have not understood orr
need. Good misapplied is often counted az evil.
What We need ia moro work nnd higher wages.
How arc VIC to increase our wagoa2 by having
moro work. How arc we to get moro work, no
that every Eirl can get employment Only by
having an Industrial House, where all trades are
as there ii an overplus of girls, who cannot find
work at any price, that little girl witl, lit.lo
heart cannot hayo her 81 raiacd to $40. We
caunot strike for hlghcr wages, as do the men.
Girls are lsu tho - Jack Of all trades y # they
| cannot find work in ono branch, thoy will turu
to another, and aro TINS constantly changing
which comes very natural for them. for thoy lovo
|
night. but ono ohjont npon which these
| little womon would baatow their extra change
(should charity reduce their boartl-bill littlo
bolow tho usual price,, mud that would bs little
moro trimming on tho dress, little longer plume
on tho hut. Comforts arc secondary matter to
our little sllow-maids. Well, what wo want Is
better wages then use them for comfort or for
| BhoW, nR you plenao.
Oren an Industrial House. as above mon
TONED. and, in loss than forty-eglt hours, you
would hnvo 500 applicants. those now without
employment, or working for wages undor 81 per
| day This would loaye D demand for help to
outside employers, and, as u matter Of courao,
iaereaso outside wages to At least from sl.5o to
| 80 per day, for every girl who could not got
over 81 por day, would prefer employment ut
the Industrial House: whore. sho would havo
steady employment. without fear Of discharge
when the busy season waa over. And, again,
thoae most competent would got tho bost wages,
which IL not alwaya the caae now, aud we would
have bsttor class Of workora, as we'll ns aomo-
| thing, to provoke or encourage entcrpr1Re among
| tho girls. do not know whore the little women,
or any ono else, could find in my first article
anything advocating the reduction Of wages,
since my entiro object WAS to increase them.
| EXPERIENCE.