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wbc civil Service I8oard.

rr,v yonK. April 5-The following, which IL fur
ished exclusively to tho agent OF the western Afso
n;atsd Presg. explains itself:
WAsH1soroz D. c., April b--contrsd1ctoIy atate-
,ants hayIn1 been uada concerning the continuance
~ ia civil seryca regulations, and ths 1edgnadons
~ Hnoroe william Curtis and the Hon 1oaepn Med1ii'
~ t.ga ieaduQ nemba1s Of the Civil serv1ce Board.
~ toouino obtained from high authority arc known
- e facs It il the intention to continue competitive
~ In the departments As fixed IN the reg
i.ions. but appointments will not rdgdly depend on
sness Known that4hs Hon. Josaph Med1 tendered
~ reaionation ~ I member Of the Board last fall on
ecomnf Of not having time to spare to 60 to Waahng
~ ~ 1t With the Board. The President declined to
sccant il and n1r. Curtin urged him 10 hold On
awhile. n~n.a,.. ,.~,aa f. o.,:
.i ~ ardar arainst the holding Of FederA Offices or
annoint,nen1s by stnte OF municipal officers, unless
w resrnea tho Inter- this to take effect March =
1eS3 IN hfsrch. ar. Medin called the Presidents
ettenfon 10 this order and notified him Of his reGnA-
tion Of membership Of ths Civil Service Board.
me letter ef resignation Of George William Cu1ts
~ follows: a.
WEBT New BRIGHTON. n. K, March IL
Mx DrA8 B1R: An the circumstances under which
several important appointments have been recent
" made eeem to me to ahow IN abandon
rnent both Of the spirtt and tha lettel
Of the civil service regulations respectfully res1gn
nv position ~ member Of the Advisory Board Of tn
Cvi1 Service. In doing beg to assure you of MI
varmeat wishes, and Of the oontuanca Of my NOS
aarnest efforts for the success Of your
| Very respectfully and truly yours,
| GEonoE Wu11AA CuHT1a.
| His ExceIlancJ, tho President,
, 1873-04-06
FOREIGN MISSIONS.

p Tho annual meeting Of the Northwestern Branch q
the Womans Foreign Mission Society WIS held 1eses-
dsv afternoon In the Methodist Church Block. hfsl
E. Marcy, one Of the Presidents, occupied tas
chair The following ladiea we're appointed deeea's
to Represent the Society at the sessions OF the deno
nsttoual organizations named: Presbyterian Mss'on
.rv Society. Mrs. Hitt, HRS. Kent, Mrs. Marcy ano
Mrs willing Baptist Missionary Society, MIS- 1aes
uIe. AIrs Briggs, Mrs.. Bishop, and MEs pso1osss. IT,
Mra. Hitt Corresponding Secretary for lnno1, ~
nitted her annual report showing that mere 1ss.1 ~
suriliary societies in the State with An ag9fega@
membefsh1p Of $780, 200 Of which are Lie nefnnss-
The sum Of s. 600 had been paid intn ne
ing the year Mrs. Seymour, Corresponding -
for Indinua. reported that there are 161 au1a1At5
cieties With 481 members, in that State MT ?. - ~
Rubison Of Michigan, reported thAa dn11ng ~ W.
forty new societies had been added TO me 5sAo
making 233 in AL, with me1noersmp o. 49, ~. IS 70
Dr., Steele Of Wisconsin, reported that theEe ~ nr
ciettes In that State, with menbe1sn1p OF ssa.
The reports accepted Mrs =. =. 4u'1a a111 l.
nrer reported Is follows: Recelp8 lruu1 tt <7fs
1g72 to 1pr31 s. 1873, $8 71418 dtsontsent} IL
oil 88 balance s., 330- larnentaoie ersr q
reference 70 tho death OF N1s M1nsen, .n asnsrI
ths society was adopted. TIE delegates 70 ne - 1ss
Fxecntive Committee Meeting, 1t cincinna. ..sion ~
we7e Instructed to endeavor to secure tne ~
Of the salaries Of missionaries. At me - ~a mn
don Mrs, Willing, Corresponding secfe1s, 1s,.idsrsten
ernted with handsome writing desk, N thEI
Of her services 10 the Society. Al etec99n % Balb
held resulting as follows: Pfes1aeos aatsrv - N5t
Hanlin Evsnston; Corresponding oy sa,e ear1r.1r1J
Jennie F.. willing, Rockford Reoorong nsT Trcasc
nrer, Mrs 3. E. Queal Delegates TO -e tsnnis r
| eral Executive COMMITTEES Meeting, NJ iii IbA
WIIIiu9 Mrs Dr. Seymour, and Mzs- l. 0~ "::.j
meeting then adjourned ,"~3
, 1873-04-06
WALL STREET..

OF the Money. Sond- Goio,
stock, and Produce Markets. Il
Special Dispdtch to The Chicago Tribune.
Esw YorK APRIL 6.-Money WIS easier. to-aAy, ano
ca1l lo.rs ranged from Il to per cent golasne ''et
+a he,no exceptonal It is understood that there s
,s,oa ,,non. of currency in the city from the In
%te- .1be hank statement is more unfaForaoie 1nan
.z.,sr,,1v expected The 1egalsender aTstsge sno""
h. large loss Of - 1s9 3o0 representing no"oA GILL;
enc7 70 the interior for the April settlements.
INPoR1s. 90. j.
The total imports for the week are s7's'6o'o' VI
rhich S. IT, ,o13 were general mefcnAooA9e'
prscousTs.
,,..o.-+,,a nansr continues nominal and neglected
,. mid market was sctiye aud excited, unde1 IN
u+o.sad buslnesa. Tho bulls sent the price up 70
ray the highest price since the German WAT.
fafore 3 O'Clock German broker :unloaaea aooos m
q nm nm at which priceit broke to 187z, ous 1afa
and closed strong at 11s}t.
- T. e,drred ce1taiu That the Bank Of Eng1and rate
an ~, ,drnn,ed to Der cent next week. The outflow o1
hr11io fro, the bank couatderabIes and lnc1task
da1ire and money On the Continent stands a. M per
cent 1he 1ss arqs tony shor
e. ths 1nartat The specie shipments to-day we're
Ssao, 1888 chiefly in ai1Ter baIs. s. ., :,
.rsra dnJ and the changes, outside Of Harlem and
pnnama were very slight The first named decnneo ans1
from is1 to los. and Panama from from 1o'}s 4
e. 70 c1osi1s ioys aeancs The general market opened
and ut he first call improved the advance
ranoinr from to x per cent THIS vas PATTY as 1o1'
afer midday but recovered again At the eecone can
xfer that fine weaker tone prsvailed anu tne ~
nuotatfous were in some cases the loWesE Maoe. -
chief business VAS in Pacific Man "es.eIn go1ou ~
lake shore Now York Centra, Erie, tsock Aaano ILL
st. Paul COMMON
f,ovarnneu!a vera firm ut the highest QUOTATIONS. O.
che week
-Four vas again lower and less acuTe. 1no s5
e;r.s tough not large, in c1cess Of the demand
This IA true Of good winter wheat nna 1aaGs spi!
,seat extr1s No. and snpcrhne are more paeny n
hc.yr Sales 900 b1ls receipts, s4o bts. aoloe1
of large lots at spring wheat are n1n, 1naeE @ ~,
favorable liverpool adyicea, but there aa Teiy n.t
r3i1liuQ demand. Winter is comparatively nI enoag -
n;1;af Te Eanrket closes dull and nnsetueo, " ~
couut of the raouey gringency aud the oep1ession
e7chsuep Sales, 100 bu receipts t'4o ou" 5oL
e.; ucIl 1ud about nominal N tne "nute ~
ga Tay, With sa1cs Of 100 br's new mes Mes
nj s17 I215 md 1ater 100 bTls Ut N72o. tor 1uln
daii7ery 70 business is reported II cut eats ,s3 @
Tga light business, md prices were genesahJ wv
out o<otab1c change The scarcity OIL ocean az HEgn
CHECKS the export business saes: 1ooy qog1a,Es g1s
shorders at 7Mc, and so tcs do bulliea at 1ot91os
Hecarse, .,716 pkge. Baoou Was 9ulet anu s'e;as ~;
ing cen. 9aaEc, with sales OF $50 boxes long cle
fo- sIoy 1t &C. In lard there was modeEnte aegfe
Of ACTIVITY and the market was higher, Win SAFES
Veslern to the extent Of 600 tcs at 9c ZOE an
es-;6c for Jure; Of city, 100 tea st 831c' heeepa
,.r-s xHa IL kegs.
, 1873-04-06

rs South Hasted street. were fned 500 yeatetdsy ny
bruesque Justice Banyon, for collation. q the statute
regulating she sale Of oil ana 4u1s d Ine :.tsnt ~
successfully represented py ~ !. n. Ot5oe
City Attorney.
Among the arrivals at tho old Briggs House, yester-
dsy, veFs the following, .. E. Eyre, MnnsaRon1' 4
ose5 H.'1Gs = enS osi f.;
": p. TAYLOR, Rochester; y. C. Pittman, New York:
Peter vredenberg, Springfield; ". K Aottramez'
Kansas.
John s. Freeman, Cleveland; william E. Hin, Ella
B,ltoa New York Eva dlsnS Ns5z,5ea VII
lam Barker, Mlwankee; George ?. Hayes, Austin,
MINI: c. b. Rlcord, Mendoza Railroad; Charles J.
Borden aud family, Minneapolis.
The representatives Of the Chicago press and other
Journalistic, who have been WASTING thetr lives ss
Springfield during the past session Of The Leesatuse
will start recuperative expedition to Colorado On
Thursday next. Our friends, Messrs " z snMyan
and the others, have the good wishes OF the fratY
during their tip.
were The following: John Babcock Peoria Ike eteaEns
New York; T. ". Guild, Boston; Geo. Higgins, sa,s
cinenast; haa maj FL p. Z. Iandn j. v. Townsend Ney
Haven B. ". Ferguson, dlasgow. Scotland; E. G.
Preston, Detroit; E. II. Ba1num, New York
Among tho arrivals at the Gait House yestertay wsae
H. IT, Ns@ saea9 VIE eP.f1 fzlaa,
O. e Cromwell, cleveland J, I Ewood. psKale G:
c0t7 oSn. Washington; Y Moatans n w.; " KoSs Ma
aon ]. 4 sIoden o. g. L.; E. L. Jenkins, Boston
B. F. voorhees, F. r. Potter, J. E. Phillips New 4ork'
meeting Of the Directors Of the Varna, Pe;9 Men-
dota State Line Railroad Company vas held o. tne
officers Charles Kellu of Sycamore De KAlb County,
IN the chair. The following oface'1 we're - ELECTED @
President Charles Kellnm: Vice. President bfeMs
Treasurer, G. c. Merrtek, Of Chicago: The ofhcera
chosen to be Executive
resolution passed ordering ptcnmina15 .u1s
of the ue to be made at The meeting toea ao-
r1.ed
, 1873-04-06
BILLIARDS..

TIE BEssUN0KH-sLossoE MATCH
for $3.50 side, 1000 points, four-han caronns On
6x10 caro1 table occurs Thursday evening Of this
week. at the West Side Opcra House, On West Kan
dolr, street. Both principals srs playing Tremendous
billiards In their practice games and nahton OF eon-
adorable interest is looked for.
HINHY BHINE8 -..
Is now the retired three-ban champion o. the North
west and having successfully defended the champion
cnp aqatnst all couers for the year, the peiod fixed
by the Association organized tn connection WITH t6s
tournament Of February 1e71 the emblem ~ necoMe 81
The great fre and, having been fepolished mag nov
be SEEN a. good ~ new, At Doty Rh1nesr billiard
ceaaed to be subject to challenge for the Northwestern
Championship On the 21st Of February, soma time
previous the publication Of Beasungera esfa tae
stil{ Usblo to be called upon to defend tho cup.
JOHN VIC COON.
he last heard Of this erratic Knight Of the cue was
thst be h.d Joined wagon train on its way to Lower
Cslifornls, and had learned 70 drive oxen snd axs
himself generally useful.
, 1873-04-06
SPAIN.

MADRID, April 5.--The twenty-five Carhsts VIC: VEG
xvern cantured near Barcelona yesterday ~eto W1tn
dit1cuty saved from the Republicans While marching
To-day nost Of the churches in Catalonia nave oeen
closed or turned into barEack5. o..,, =,
HsyoS,sE Ap.i1 Slate advtces from the nor1n OF
snoin raport that the railway between zunarga and
Vittorts has been cut BY tbs Carlsts:
sharp fight took place on Thursday n tns ArcqaI d
oemmond oe Of Dorrcgary and oneo, and 500 Repuhh-
cans. The result of the engagement ia not ka9wn.
ngino of church-bes in that province, because they
sre used to convey Signals carlist families, whose
sons have Joined the inaurrecdonisfs, are nneo ~
reals per day during their absence.
PANS, ApriI Sat recent Federal DEMOCRATIC
demonstration IN Barcelona, the red fag
By the PArJgian cap md bearing oeatn-neao, Was
rniRad.
, 1873-04-06
SPORTING MATTERS.


THE First GAME or THE SEASON
Of baseball was played yesterday At Green e. ,ra5sna
Court Clubs resulting in the defeat OF tho ser os
score Of is TOT.
T1~ra viii bo meeting at the Amateur Baae-Bal!
q1ao 5ews Major Bocf q I@s.ls md
,s.snt ss es o ss
THE PROFESSIONAL. xIsKs THIS xEAR
have nil been made up, their compoat'on oe's ~
lows: e.7dc-.
oaon.-Haz3 Wright captain snd centre re,d aG1as bass
Bo..oa B led s:eeHias M na tn
it. s ed I'd
4 A.
sn99 @1 e aed md sh.nse pchsr
oid Sons these position. ara liable to be changed
s:ss: g.. q&a: sss @;s9:
Yy s ss aas
sa gsssss. Hfs:a
III Sa;ass sssss:r
oafsss1:
as s.is e aaaz
pi;sS S5s:9 s:s'e sa$ rs
u ne sad sdF s9R
q AStsa ssRa1 .ss nd
eitehsr Louen, short stop FaIrov. third base; Au'
| lin, iett, and Woters, right held.
For the accommodation Of Whiting clune, sna =
pire the unfortunate department clerks some auEe
Inent during Wsshinston'a dead season, Niek 7ount
hsa brought together co-opeEsve nine when u eal
BulasH, Be1thong, Glenn, Howard, and .Holly:
There il also probability that The oid Masylan, a;aa
Club, Of Baltimore, will enter tho race ZOE enampao
ahiu honors in which the number of conteatant
viii be- Increased to nine. Among tho names runore
as players are, Mcdonald pitcher; sellnsn eatcn
l n.xr
third base Goldsmith, short stop; Herman, Smith
snd Wo1thington, IN the out-neld.
, 1873-04-06
THE WEATHER..
War Department Reports and Frog.
nO4tfcatiouns

nostfcationn.
,-,.or,,rSr OFFICE or THE CH1ET
s1oxa1 M senv1oE, ] Diy1s1os or TE1zs.AAs AxD
REron7s 1oa THE BENEFIT OF S.aa'ses GonMEhoE,
Rising barometer partly cloudy and clear weather VIII
during sunds tn tss ase!a @
t:tes Fafno tapsrature cloudy weather. aud pos
asts1 lbly neht rain Vii prevail II te Southwest Ths
q low barometer in the Lske reson ana n Mes ds
s.- Faaterly winds yertug to southerly will prevail
IL ths Middle states and Southern New England vtn
generally clearing weather. South "1nog e WI
saer to west and northwest over Lake Erie the upper
1stes and he Upper Mississippi Valley, With falling
temperature and cloudy or partly cloudy weasner cog
northery winds viii continue u tns 1H 1ossthi1 into
Texas. .r,.z.,,,,no f,1f..oo
Grand Haven, Oswego, and hocneater.
, 1873-04-06

TOLEDO, O., April 5.-pu1ing tho passing Of the
1rarfiex unknown entered the Fi1st National Bank
1nd Ketchurn Viols hardware atore. by the fea.
d1ors From v1u1ts Of the former they nberected
$500 in currency, and two boxes Of valuable pa
e1s and from the safs OF the later 500 in currency.
Ehacks, and cezhhcAtaa Of deposdt No arrests nave
rnnd
, 1873-04-06
FOREIGN.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, April 5.-Minister schencf gavo . grand
banquet Last night. 49,. .hor-
t}11er1 Moumouthshire, England, yesterday, caused
tha death Of ave miners and wounded many others.
, 1873-04-06
Nn Female Suffrage

PHILADELPHIA, April Sin The Supreme eonrt 1 70 70
~ n thg case Of Hiss Burnhan, pleaanE io1 nny
Gay, 4 ~ ote on tbs ground that tha word tfeemen
t1gns 1 ostuton meant men and women, thu oonI8
decidad s91tn1t hsr.
, 1873-04-06
TIE LOST ATLANT'c:'
Arrival Of the Survivors III
Portland and Boston. -~-
Investigation by the Canadian Gov
--.~ >-~ernment officials. !:
Statements Of the Captain, and Several
Others.
TIE ATLANTIC RELIEF FUND.

The Committee who are soliciting auDseflp1'onS Az
the relief Of the sufferers by the steamship noA
s,s,.tor snc,,raa the following amounts yesterday:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-18
EYERY c0RNET RAND
GETTYSBURG
KALATYNINR WATER

Is the nearest appToaeh 10 . gpeciAo ever disoOv-
cred for Dyspepsia. Neuralgia, Rhsumatiams 0out,
Gravel Diabetes, Kidney and Urinary pise1ses
TsISte eurss 'S1 Iiver CompIs,ht CnrSns DioF
rhea, Piles, Constipation, Asthma, CataRRh and
Bronchitis, Diseases Of the Skin. 0onefal Debility
cal kxcesses. It Is the Greatest Anidoto ever dis
covered for Excessive Eating OF Drinking. II cor
reets the Isomach. promotes Digestion, and ho-
lieves the Head almost Immediately. No house
hold should be without II. For sale By all Drug
Rists.
as-For q history Of the Springs. fog medical re-
ports Of the power Of the water over diseases for
marvellous cures and for testimonials from distin-
guished men, send for pamphlets. WHITLEY
BROS. General Agents. 2I South Front street
Philad elphia. Pa.
GsFFYaRURQ SPRING Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-18
BLAIR PRESBYTERIAN ACADEMY,

BLAIRSTOWN, NEW JERSEY.
Equal advantages for males and females Earnest
Christian influence. thorough instruction and care
tnl to the comforts and habits Of students
render this one Of she best institutions Of the coun
tTy. Spring session commences March 25th. Stu
dents neceivs ct any time Terms, 500 year
keferenees 01ieeEsof Princeton and Lafayette Col
leges. Send for Catalogue.
y. s. STEVENS. A. NJ, Principal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-18


dent to freight business and will stop only a. sta
tions where time Ia given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Phiiadel-
at T.40 AM. Leave Philadslphia,atl u Is T. N and
WiEmington ct l.21 p. NJ. for New Castle,
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above, leave Smyrna for Clay
ton ll.3O .. m, and I.o p. n. Leav Clayton for
Smyrna $40 ,. me- and 400 p. m, to make Oonnee-
ton with tTainsto and frem Dover. aad stations
South
CONNECTIONS,
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's 3 KSrt Railroads.
AZ CLAYTON, with the Maryland and Delaware
Railroad.
At Harrington. with the Junction and Break
water Railroad.
At STAFFORD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
At DELMAR. with the Eastern Shore Railroad
and WtoOmioO and ROcowohs Railroad.
| n. +. KENNEY. SuDk-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-18
NOGlCe.

NOG1C0s
gTNug SnhseFlheR hAs this day sald hh entlrs stosS
Il lbjna and Glassware, Cutlery, a., 70 Tkomaa Y
Sernaadie Who viii continue the business It the al
ss.Ra No SOC Market street. He eordally reeommend
~. 70 thass ho hare been eas1amsfs Al ~
ssr a. oue who psrlly understands ths huaines sos
viii attend 70 their wants beth agreoAbly Aad win
ppambtna0- SAAAEN1 y. SARTH.
Dee. I. .1sc3.
IN Tha subscriber having becn tdentshed
~A vita th@ eatahlishnents of David Sayth
lDavid Suayth 4 Son sal Connect b. Sasyts
NV f0rthe PAat eighteen yeAres has ParchAee"
NA4l tha siese Whieh The latter has oceapsf'
egeheT with the stock % gooda aav - haef -tA IN
1atsrtion Of eaFFylag the zane Aasnea 1Ae steek
fat the largest and naostcompla1e ot ttr HAD N
STATE. and shgAces neAFly every article - us % eta
Chiaas Class ar 0ueenaNgares - Wsil - = 50
asscl .nent SILVER Plated and hIta - uele etert
A. Ae. Also the most extansipa stoc1 ot Coatutl t
CnInaeya. ard Shade In thtaety. The plrssa qellV
~ kerosene on always % hard Its hoed ne ca eal-
toraers ana friends ~ tha sstabliaAmeat VII eonnoe
With taa change propristhip the Fstonage se uer
aly Lesto ssd o. ne fslnef cWusr
- Nareet - vatlntAgtna ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-18
ONLYFEN GENTS

.fe kNEht NAN HIS SWA %AANAAh'
O.. Pasais-HoV TO Select GAd Use TAsm.
A pinin treatise. containing sample card with ~
aifeient actually painted shades and tints, with
instructions for exterior and interior House Deco
IS copies, bound In elogh, for s.. Sample copies.
paper cover. mailed post paid, g any address, on
rreaint Of 10 cents, by the Publisher
- : - fl7T HENRY CAkEY BAIRD,
- t.s-l Box 1924, Post-O6ice. Philadalphie.
Sc tke fooloina VaIahle ertrdefs from press n0t5ees:
"a very valuable book, and no one intending to
paint ahouid fail to read it.''-H. Y. 1Ii5gRS.
1--WE aid not know so much could b0 said on the
subieek OF paintinga house until We read this ex-
elliknt beck Of Mr.. BaiFd's s. IN. ". Herald
GA want long felt at last supplied -Seieatife Am.
"Not only necessity TO the painter, but valuable
"a elsfy occupant Of . dWelling."-M Y. World.
SsBuy Is copies of this book and distribute them
amonG your friends. If they will heed the advice
thorein Son eoald make no more valuable present"
IN Iprbiishine this book Mr.. Baird has done q
real service 70 the cOmmuni ~. - Toledo Blade
1--WE hope the publsher will sell 100 90 cObfes Of
tbis hook dufing s7s. - iRaat0a AdVSTaiseP.
fs'Wa have juat painted our house as advised by
Aha 3nthor and congratulate ourselves that no
dWeIfinr ia our neigh beFhood sxeeIs ours in ap-
M A. afIee. ,s--k k4agpeFis Weekly.
~In selling sample copy for 10 cents. MF. Baird
must feel certain an 0rdeIOEo bound in cloth will
follow. ~ Ef0ak Leslie. 5.t-s -
'sW know the town and country paints therein
reeom paonded, and can voueh for their value and
the excsii6neo Of this Harrison brand Of whit
| lead it--Ehia. Ledger.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-18
Delaware Division Time Table.
SPRING ARIA NdRMKMT.

On ana AlHef MONDAY, April 2lsi,
g1s5S.. BundSSS sxcsptsd.J Trains viii viii
, 1873-07-28
The nIOYnl Miss 1VrfKIlt.

From The ISrto York Herald, ii
Hiss Robocca Wright, tho Winchester loroinet
f, though married. again eiora ~ tho o1l;e ot
Wright's family vero loyal and hor father wns
imprisoned by tho robels. uo died soon after
his reloaHo from tho effects OF his incarceration.
1t was owing to this circumstance tint Miss
Wright became 80 oEnbitterel that a'lo
made ovory effort to communicate With tho Fod-
oral troops. She appraised Bl.eriann OF tho timo
whom no Rebol troops woro In Winchester, md
10 ontorod without q drop Of blooduloa:: r For
tl,tH she WIS ogtracizod by tho oitizens Of Win.
ohoster. It would, perhaps, havo boon
q moro grateful recognition Of, hor aor-
vices il something had boon dono for
l,or In moro substantial lnnnner. ). Tloro wnB
tho presentation Of gold watch bSrdon. shorl-
dan, and . 5000 clorkBhip IN tho Tronsnry on
, bohaf Of tho Government. For years Misc
Wright was ono Of tho interesting objects sought
I out by strangers when doing" sho Treasury
but, hlaB! for tho wo1nhuly WcalrneHB Of evon q
horoino who could without dotection koop1ip COM
munication with an outside foo. A pennsylvn-
ri& farmer persuaded har into niatri.nony, and
lurod l1or from tho Independence Of 5000 d yoar.
Eightoen months hnyo elapsed sfnco tho mar
riage ceromony, and tho lady has resumed hoz
olerkship, while her husband drives u streot-
car. Heroines. when you marry Pennsylvania
ans, mako Buro of protection.
, 1873-07-28
BARON REUTER-.
Who He Is. md I10yv Tie Ik0Eee


6nrfe.po'de'sce Boatom ;Adsertiscr.
Tho mystery ia Reuter-. Where did this Won
dor full little Jew spring from? Nobody knows.
about 1876" but no much anybody who bad seen
him might tell without roforring to cYclopedia.
Ho has beon naturallzed subject Of Queen We
toria for some twenty years, and responsible
poarance on tho "seeno." About Q dozen years
ago, small jew, with d prominent hooked noso.
o pair Of gold rinmea Bpeotacles. and on accens
to which only Mr. Lolanl can do justice, hanntoa
newspaper Offices, seeking interviews, and a, en-
doavoring to commence acqualntancoships. lib
solo object waa to benoht the EngliHA press.
"No, aasuro you, upon my wort OF nonos
hore the hand on tho breast and low bowl
2at greatly admire 20 Lopdon press. Il Is 20
vun great pross Of 70 vorlt. 1vaut you to zoe my
laotlo telegrama, and use zem aa You like. |
want no money. just put my name. JUST zny
20 despatch comes f1m r netos aa Do
listened to. They produced their effect. Telo-
graphing WAS expensive, and newspaper profits
wore small. Tho dispatches woro used for
probably month. Ihon another visit Tho
post was In, and tho ahrewd little man was safo:
am delighted. T care for nutting but to ploasee
20 press.' Should hacontinuo them3 He should
he happy, and IN tho meantime it was q waato Of
good money for tho-or-to be paying for d.
Throw money 90 nway2 So tho special kilograms
wore stopped. Another month, and this time
thoro Ia more Of confidence in tho oyo Of tho
% Tc oyon ditrors from you on littlo matters. Ho
| knows his strength. VIII the proprlotora Of tho
---liko to mako an arrangement for ono yoarF
| They sec what his dispatches nroo worth. They
| must 500 what saving was made. Tho othor
papera wero oil accepting m annual engage
Inent, DC, Ultimately the engagement yas
made. Then tho country papers came Into II
not merely the daily papers, but alao tho weekly
| paporp. who concluded with him for ono days
. 8D1EG
, 1873-07-28

From Ihe Lue CTttcf1 N0TafFtF..
A delicate but self-aatIHtiod youth Of great
Gotham recently found hlmse!t In one Of our
New Mexican coaollos. In loaving our goodly
% fily upon @ % te 5soh ssas Iy tas The so Of Ins-
tare rillo and asing tackle; vhtol. ho carried aa
. part Of his baggage. Az the couch drove over
tho Accqula bridge, tho youth Baw picture
which caused Ills heart to dance with dehBht.
In the shade Of tho tall cottonwood trooa Which
limo thu bankB, gnmboloa group ot young
Mexican girls IN tho limpid wayos Of tho Acoqula
"For Gods sake Mr. Driver, what aro those
beautiful animals ~ ~~..
"Them aro merlnaids," answered tho stage
"6h, hold On JuHt ono minute," aud out won't