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New-York tribune., 1874-10-26

was Chairman Gen. John Cochrane was nominated for
Congress. Frederick Gugei was nominated for Alder
man. and Joseph Strack, the Tammany candidate for
the same position.
The Independent German Association Of the
Twenty second Ward saturday evening accepted the
domination Of Wilson Bergman, Republican candidate
for the Assembly.
The German Association of the With Assem-
bly, District on Saturday evening met at No 22
ST. and expressed approval of the Anti Tammany ticket
The German Republicans of the XIXth AS
sembly District on Saturday evening accepted the Re-
publican County ticket Sixtus Charles kapn was nom
mated for Assemblyman.
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Al Notices of Marriages must be ndorsed rim ~"
DIED. ~-s.<.'ssN -


CLARKon Saturday Oct "a Pred B. Of william z and Mas
Ss c , ssd ee ssG q. % S1 81 us m invited to ..r the uu.r
services from the residence bis p.ren 4s West One haDde and
an Central Depot SO D. m returning s:1
p. m Iuterment Wood avn on Tuesday
EvERIT-On 9Th day. the 23i at his residence In Broevs
Valentine Event in the 18th year Of bis age
GEERsunay 25 COay widow Of the late Darius Geer 10 s
The friends Of the family invited attend her funeral rus.y
9Th from her late residence at Orange & n n r.
GREENB-on Saturday. Oct "a, George w Greene.
The % ard '1%' ID E are sn sef 3ys nS j. a fsaa sos
Fiity.drst st. on Monday 26th lpst. at pm.
HENDRICksoNSn suSdT Oct 20 Schuyler Carroll youngest 30
the family respectfully invited aea the Sne ro
the residence OF her parents e05 EsA'A'' oA oe o
HEArH-on SATURDAY. mong suddenly of hmOrrhAs' James l.
Friends Of the family his brothers Joseph L. Heath 81:
residence 48S Grandave Futonye Tuesday at O'CLOCK
Oct - lS7i Elizabeth Hale, widow of the late Martin Holman
he held at the Church Of The A A;'IrCp s sgsss
Reaes friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 aeus
without further notice
Newbuyport Mass Friday the 23 inst. Anne j.
widow Of the late Edward. johnson sr,ori Corn
9th a. o'clock p The relatives aud friends of the family are in
KELLY-Po Jervs Y, 25. 1874 Rev. Benjamin Kelly S
puDe,s Drew Cbach Po Jerys We5nesu1 SO viii
morning train. Friends sre invited
IEyERCH-On Saturday a. at II ;55 after ngenre
ipes Which Christian O'aie Caleb Le'eeh in the
7ith OF his age a.. ,...-,
without further notice the Waeust NJ T. Church beNee!
smith and Court m Brookyu, "Wednesday the 18Th INST "A
o'c,ock m.
PoNIER-saurday 81 Ama wife OF David T. Ponr ans
daughter Of Ami N. aud the late Tap,nas kennelT
Funeral TUESDAY, 81, at y. from 90 broOme'sI
and Utica please copy.
Yonke r. Oct 22 at the aee OF 10 years. b
daughter OF p and Mary N. ReeyS . ...,..-
Re ayes and friends family invited without further noucs
In her Reformed Church Monday morning.
At 0Lz o'clock. Interment at Sewburgh. ~ /.
SNELLIyGOn Sunday the 25h inst Andrew smms Smelling hh
of Boston. in the 18th year Of his age - ,,..
The will be held at Kings chapel boston, "sl@
the remains will be conveyed for interment
srODD.Rp-At succasunna n j. Oct 23 1874 Mrs Elm West
wife of Rev Stodad and daughter OF the late Jons W.
Conckn OF this city -
Taesav Oct 27 at IL O'Clock Buried OAK Hill Cemetery
Nyack, New-York, on WEDNESDAY
wLsON-On morning of the Gath inst Matthew A. wilson,
the 45th year OF bis age. ,..-, = 49,.
The relatives friends family respectfully Invited 70 attend
No. lZ3
ST.. on Tuesday evening. at o'clock
WoODHULL-On Thursday. Oct o. at Huntington Long Island
Sgne daughter OF Caleb Fanny Woodruff OF Iookbn
The reatves of the family invited TO attend Ihe un
an Mond,y Oct First Presbyterian Church. HdntingoA
al "a O'clock Trains leave Jsmep aud ihrtyioSr,hsL iefn~
Al $3.50 Hunters Point and Bas Sewtork a. ~ "s
and return at 4 p. m
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
Sueriai Notlres

Take n dose Of sCHESCKs MANDRAKE PILLS. If 700 sss
going sea voyage.
DunyiIlc,s Old Irish Whisky recommended bv the medical
oo A, superior Brandy sapped
L. :. BRANCH 81 Broad-st.. New York
Take a dose OF sCHESCKS MASDRAKs PILLS, y0a "sss
10 a good bargain.
Furnished House.-wANTED IL TO RENT by small. sdetlJ
private family without CHILDREN trcass furnished House. bss~sea
18th and 5Oh best references for care
taking responsibility Address r. Box no Tribune once
Take a bia do,e Of SCHByCKS MANDRAKE PILLS, II yos
get up early in the morning.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
KELLY AND MURPHY COMPARED.

TUT Ut Ht FVH"t'
SIR: The communication OF "R. r." in yes
terdays TRIBUNE in regard to the political power and
management of John Kelly and Thomas Murphy al
though generally true and correct is. for the following
reasons imperfect John Kelly is true to his party and
cannot be seduced the support of the Republican
party or its candidates by brbes promises of political
preferment. Thomas Murphy has been aud will be
whenever soured by disappointment or Whenever fat
Jobs or the spos Office hold sufficient nducement
One is Tammany warrior with the blade OF his scalp
ngknfe keen; the other pseudo Republican. with the
Ring mark plainly seen. OLD LINE REPUBLICAN
Ne,c- York. Oct. "a 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26


This theater comes again into prominence,
this week. by dint of Mr. Paluers production OF The
HuncLback" which will be acted here tonight, with
Miss Clara Morris J'Ha Mr.. Frederick Robinson as
Master Walter Mr c. II. Thorne jr as SIR Thomas Cur
ford Mr Stewart ROBSON Moius aud Miss Kate Ciax-
ton as Heien We understand tnat this sterling old play
is TO be set with handsome, appropriate scenery and in
careful manner. 1t deserves ali this respect and we 10
not believe Its revival will prove in vain.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Miss Nelson's Juliet may be seen tonight at
the Lyceum Theater. Tomorrow night she will enact
Rosaltnd "Moorcrot" cut, condensed. and improved,
will he offered every night at the Fifth Avenue Theater'
New features frequently introduced into the variety
bill at the Olympic. play called Norman Leslie IS
u preparation at Nibo's Tneater. Mr.. Raymond acts
Colonel sellers at the Park Theater. Mr.. Frederic
Maccabe his clever aud amusing entertainment at
steuway Hall, where he will continue to amuse thls
public Mr.. Wallack will make no change OF Dill al
present "The Romance Of Poor Young Man " is
drawing crowded houses Mnslresy regns and pleases
and prospers at the Opera House OF Dan Bryant ana
the Hall OF the San Francisco Minstrels. There is
heavy pressure upon space and these matters can
ouly now receive passing mention.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
Totals .... bI9.755

In 1872 Tie Republican plurality was llj0; the r.
publican majority 12,l05 In 1873, when the total
vote was l56 less than in 1872 the Democratic plural
ity for Governor eli; the combined opposition
poed 291 than the Democrats. The total
vote year less than in 1872 and 1886 greater
than last year. The plurality OF VIM. Bell jr (Dem)
Allen T. Wikof (Rep) this year is 1922, which is
3O52 greater than Wkos plurality IN 1872, and 1886
greater than Aliens majority in 1873. His majority
The Republican vote this year is increased
by 1857 votes and the Democratic by 1912, while the
ProhlbitOnsts lost Q 26j.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
SPEECH BY SPEAKER BLAINE.

ELMIRA, N. Y, Oct. 25.-Last night large
Republican meeting was held here, and was addressed
by Speaker Blaine The Opera House was filed to Its
utmost capacity, many being present from the neigh
boring towns and counties His address gave great sat-
isfaction and received the unqualified approval
The Hon. H. BOariman Smith, Representative In Con-
gress for this District presided. Mr.. Blaine leaves
tomorrow morning for Syracuse where he Will speak
n ha
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
uron che blasted heath and angry Heoate at the

,,rs upon che blasted heath and angry Heoate at the
,au!dron The music was sung iu an impassioned
,pirited and very effective manner, by Miss
Annie Kemp Bowler Miss Mabel Lyndon,
Miss Pauline Rutherford, Miss Maria Newman, Miss
Jennie baltimore, Miss Tilly Getcheli. Miss Therese
Phillips, Mr.. Charles Pike, Mr.. j. c. Chamberlain Mr.
w. E. Phillips, Mr. Charles Telbn and members OF the
Crescent Singing socety"-Mr. Michael Connolly pre-
siding over the band The faces OF these singers ought
10 he disguised beyond the possibility OF recognt on
Mr. Frederick b. warno acted Maodu6, and powerfully
Impressed his hearers by his manly passion and sweep
ing vgor in the strong for MacduG In the fourth
act This gentleman 1t should be said distinguished
himself IN the late revival OF Henry WILL by per-
formance Of Crom,ceu which was marked by mean-
choy grace fervor OF natural feeling and pleasing re-
aoement Mr. Charles Leclercq, who never acts badly
and who sometimes evnces rare intelligence. was ex-
celent as the FIRST Witch. The Bleeding Soldier was
rough on the sense. and the King dropped more than
one on his way to Inverness. Mr. Wheateigh alto
geher colloquial in BanQuo aud seems TO forget
he is acting and speaking poetry The mnrderers
were provided with seal rings Macbeth VIII DC re-
peated until further notice. This is the cast:
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lTor other SHIP Sers see Third Page.

Plelade Lee Shanghai Aug % Singapore Sept
Alden S. 2sh Port said 3Oh aud Gibraltar Oct stn
mdse to H. Psyenstsdt 4 Co.
steamship Br McMekzn Liverpool Oct l3 and Queens
town lih nise andpa 10 Chaa g. francklyn
Steamship Beige tBL) Aece, London Aug TO- with mdse to
j Cors
steamship John Gibson Winter, Georgetown c.. with mtss and
pass " J. &. Kehyon.
Wysaoke Couch Richmond Cv PoIn, Norfolk with
uds nj psa q Od Dominion Steam ship Ia
Shin iIe,eta tBelg Nesea Antwerp So dsys IN ballast
ship C,odA (o LaioB Mas. Calcutta and sand iiess July D.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26

The Democratic, Liberal and Independent
voters Of the State thoroughly aroused From
quarter words OF brightest cheer. and the only
question 10 the magnitude OF our victory and the
section OF the State which shall viii the banner.-lA-
bany Argus (Dem)
We have never, even by implication, fa-
vored third term for the esdeh-tRochester Demo
at
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26

A telegram from Atlanta, Ga, states that
Fairbanks & Co. have again taken the premium at the
Georgia State Fair held last week more substantial
evidence OF the merit OF the scales is the manufacture
OF one thousand per week. which is steadily in pro-
gress at the Messrs Fairbanks works at St. JohnsDury.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
A LARGE LOCAL REGISTRY.

THE NUMBER OF VOTERS REGISTERED, 146,0l5-A
COMPARISON WITH THE REGISTRY OF 1872.
The final registration of voters for the ap-
preaching election closed at p. IN on Saturday.
Below given the number of voters registered this
accompanied with the number in 1872 and 1S3 and the
percentage OF decrease of registration in the representa-
tive Democratic and Republican districts as compared
with 1872 The following the figures given at Po
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
MARRIED.

the residence Of the brides parents
Oct 81 by X Allen Frederick H. Jackson 70 Annis
Blanchard, daughter Of George Ellis Of farrytown
MORRIs-yAN VALKBNBURGH-At 81. JohBs Church YonkeH
Oct 20 BY the Rev W y. Lsnglor Col Thomas Norris an
Cars D. daughter Of the late ysn yakeGburgh OF Albany
sANFoRp-BAXTER-O Wednesday, Oct 81 at Tnnty Church.
Rutsnd Vt by the wm j. Harris d. D. Harrison san.
ford Of Mary w. daughter OF John n Baxter ESQ.,
Rutland
WULIs-HAYDOCK-On 2ih inst BY PrenaS eeremon7, hthe
dwelling Of parents GrBne Wills TO MarJ b. iinshN
Of fRO0ert Haydock all Of this city
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
TICKETS FOR THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND.
MENTS.

To the EditOr or The Tribune.
SIR: In your timely article in this mornings
paper, The Amendments Not safe," you say, Finally
be you have ticket and that your neghbor has
one, though you have to write 1t out" What Is
everybody's business s nobOdy's business and would
suggest that the easiest and surest method Of carrying
those amendments that should be adopted viii be for
THE TRIBUNE to PRINT the requisite tickets, as more
thoughtful aud painstiklny voters can be reached III
this way than any other Yours, A W. NJ
Ne1 York, Oct. "a, 1874.
THE TRIBUNE hopes to be able to do this day or
two before the election but it would be great mis-
take for organizations seeking to secure the adop-
tion of the Constitutional Amendments to depend on
any newspaper for tckets.-Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.
CATTLE MARKET.

Cyc,Go Oct 2.-C,rrLK-Receipts 22s0 Hogs
9iOi7; Sheep, G45i last yesCae. 1880 Hogs 6296O;
sheer 63j closes dull large number unsod In
pens quality has been shipping steers dso 10 Tor fair TO
IS 6Ods5 9g choice EXTRA S60sG 20 bulk OF sales below 20
stool 2jdS3 so butchers cattle and weak at " loo
81 medium choice ~ 25as3 to through Texans
81 5Oa 80 So corn-fei, $3 5Ods4 10. ~
Hoes close s,e,e fairly active best frmer sales at So Gf6
no 10 bulk - 35dS5 so fair TO good extra 50 lOds6 20
snssp eaiy and fair shipping and local demand closing s2 90
a 10 comm TO
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
PRINTING CLOTHS n MARKgT.

Providence L. Oct. 4rhe Printing Cloths market mort
week with and larger sales than the
week Prices close. steady 80 days for good ssu
dar The Of goods nsnd b SMALL being es
a.d exceed weeks production The sales OF the week wer
~ 800 pieces 540jh for extra and good STANDARD DC ~
Seconds, and 1 lxr- for 56IbOA
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
Rally! Rally ;. Raliy..:


Grand ratification meeting Of Democracy and ali who Oppos>
to the present. corrupt Administration at !" sshngton.
To beld at
TAMMANI HALL
On TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 81 1880 O'clock to rsa
the nominations
For Governor, SAMUEL J. TILDEN.
For Lieutenant Governor. WILLIAM D0RsHEihER
For Canal Commissioner, Adm TnAYER
For State Prison Inspector, GEORGE WAGESEa
For Judge OF the Court Of Appeals. TiiEo MILLER
For Mayor wM H. wICKHAN.
For Register, JAMES HAYES
For Aldermen Lsrge,
JOHN W. GUNTZEB.
MAGNUs GROSS.
WILLIAM L. coLB
SAMUEL A. LEWIS
Hon. HoRArIo SEYMOUR.
Hon SAMUEL j. TILDBN,
Hon. WILLIAM DORSHBiMER.
Hon FRANCIS HERMAN
Hoo ALLEN c. BBACH.
Hon SMITH N. WEED.
Hon GEORGE NJ. BEEBs.
Hon s. s. cox.
Hoa HOMER 4 SELsos.
Hon AMasA M J. PaRxss' '
Hon Sa tsE6sRIck 4, eSSkLISG.
Hon. iI:s ABsts ABSts !: {. sfH5Er. sks5k
H:s H:s Elhsias iohs AsLlAGr 1 Mi'AaAA
Hon: HON RLSsss5s b Si ss5yis. ! SULLIVAN.
distinguished speakers "h attend and address As
meeting. .rcy.rrs
Chairman Coanty Copvsagea
WV. II. QUINCY,
T. AckEKr, Secretsnea
AUsusrUs J poUGRERTr) - -
Chairman Committee Organ ssnoa
E E.; 3 Z -: s..:", s'.''' ''''''.''.
Reguiar Repubiicsn Nomnation
For CONGRESS.
EIGHTH DISTRICT. -
yInth Fifteenth and Sixteenth and that portion ae
kghtesnh Ward lying Foareeathst. TwsniysikAsI sns
Fourth and SiItLavea,b
Thirteenth Assenbly District.
sixTRENIH WARD.
0yCuT AR DRMOa RATIO REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
Assembly,
A NELSOS BEACH.
J0sEPA = BoswoSrR, CAAAsuaAs
Sssxx " sgxsgAxs. ssAss's
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26

registered. 1873
Tot of registered. 1874 l46ljl
Increase In 1874 1873, eIcluing Twenty third and
TSe1ty y-fourih Wards. 1856
A comparison OF the voters registered this year with
the record 1874 when there great interest felt In
the approaching Presidential election shows that both
partes have abored hard this year TO bring out full
vote and have procured pretty full regstraton The
Ist Assembly District is strongly Democratic. There
here falling OIL Of so, cent compared with
the registry OF 1872. In the lVh District there fail
ing of 495, per cent compared with that year
In The XIVtn District 400 or per cen and III the XVih
s3 or about per cent. In the strong Republican dis
rics there is also approach TO the registry OF two
vears ago 10 the With District there is falling of OF
III or 10 per cent? the Xth District 400 per
in the District 38 or IA cent and In the XliIth
Dsirct 23 cent The average Of these districts
shows that registration or Democratic voters has
tIien off per cent, and of the Rennbcan voters
c,nt In .be XIXtn, XXth, and XXIst Assembly D.s
rcs n will be observed there Is an increase IN the
reptsiry This saccsunted for by the increase In popu
aton an the upper part OF the city, and by the contests
for Assembly those districts. TGe total vote III 1872
Us l3l 100 or % falling of Ul 1894 as compared with
the registry OF that year. or about ii per cent III there
is the same proportion tIis year the vote Will DC ABOUT
10000. - . .-t- .-.,, -, .
The Police Commissioners were In session until the
close of the registry lists IN order 10 take Immediate ac
non I'm case any incompetent or refractory inspectors
who might attempt TO prevent registration al the Iast
mnmens ono OF the inspectors IN the Win Election
Distrct OF the Id Assembly District was reported
drunk during the afternoon. aud to Police COMMISSIONS
ers proceeding 10 his district summary removed MIN
and appointed another cl.izen
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
11olitiral Notices.

s.v.rtb Assembly D,trictThe Seventh Assembly Dsncs
nal P-nnLcsn Assembly will MONDAY b'BN.
ING o. r. 20 1874 o'clock at 81 Dents Hotel BroaisAy and
~, ris,sn,h nj a, a. ~ JOHN GALBRAITH. Chairman
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE OHIO ELECTION.

OFFICIAL VOTE FOR SECRETARY OF STATE IN 1877
AND 1874, AND FOR GOVERNOR IN 1s'3-A DEMO-
CRATIC PLURALITY THIS YEAR OF 1902 AND
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26

Thousands of Ruptured ones have been pern.as1,y
main by the horrible sprays pads and pnns sa
anime comfortable gLAsrc Truss 6S3 Brots aoaos cIed
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
GEN. BUTLER's CAMPAIGN.

BOsTON, Oct. 25.-Gen. b. +. Butler has
taken the stump and will speak in the towns OF his dis
trict this week. Thompson, the opposition candidate.
will follow him.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
THE WESTCHESTER CAMPAIGN.

The Republicans of the lid Assembly Dis
trlct held Convention at White Plains on Saturday,
and nominated c. W. Davenport OF New Rochelle as the
candidate for Member OF Assembly. This completes the
IL, ~ nominees who are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
ears are as follows :

Tals25 $3.50 2l 654 3s37 23S,i06 2]120i 1915
IT,. above table contains the official for Secretary
OF in 1872 and 1S74 and for Governor IN 1879 The
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-09
Rules.

l.. Make only such rules as are
necessary, and never make them
till necessary.
2. Never make even q necessary
rule, unless you are sure you can
enforce it.
8. Never allow a rule violated
with impunity. A rule not enforc-
ed is positive injury-it demora-
Lies.
4. Never establish fixed penal
ties for the violation of rules il
you do you will often be compelled
to violate your own rule or do in
justice to offending pupils !; neither
Of which can a teacher afford to do.
b. Never threaten.
6. Never scold.
Z. Never parley or argue on
points of discipline.
s. Instead Of making rules, let
the rules make themselves; e. O, In
stead Of proclaming a rule agains,
whispering, check every whisper
as It occurs, until the rule is estab-
lished.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-09

are travelling all day long mp stairs
aud down, on countless errands for
somebody's 1t would he policy
for parents to treat their children
politely for the sake of obtaining
more cheerful obedience, and il for
no other reason. The costless use
of an IF you please" and 81
thank you" now and then will go
far tn Tighten an unwise burden
some task. Say to your son. "John
shnt that door :" with a srrowl, and
he will move slowly toward it, and
shut il with a bang. The next
time say to him, "John, will you
please shut the doors" and he will
hasten with a smile to do your
bidding.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-09
The Country slxool-Mom.

She IL invariable just about
twenty-three years and six months
old, and remains rite there for
term ov yeres.
She wears her hair either kut
short or hanging around in ring
lets, and IL az precize in awl things
az one Of Fairbanks improved
platform scales.
She never lafrs out lond, and
seldum evun smiles, but when she
does, she does it according TO the
rules laid down by Murray 70,
speaking out and pronouncing the
inglish language korrectly.
She is the very essence Of
double extra ked propriety, and
would rather be four years behind
the fashions, in her dress and bon
net, than to spell word wrong, or
parse sentence inkorrecktly.
She keeps scrap-hook and an
album, and would perfer rather
to hav the autograG ov sum to q
sixty days note.
The country skool nom seldom
dies an old maid she gets married
generally TO sum man who has but
little edukashun, and he thinks (as
he ought toy that there amt anoth-
er such a larnt woman as his wife
on the face of the earth.
With all her precise phoolishness,
her pompous knolledge, her silky
sentimentalism, and her almost
allwus installing manner for mat
ter; respekt the country skool
nom she taught me mi letters, she
waz pashunt when i waz stoopid,
she soothed me when waz farck-
shus, and she often (good souD Civ
me a titbit from her Luncheon at
noon-time.
May kind heaven strew some
kind Of happiness in her path
way, for she il paid poorly,
worked hardly, and the step moth
er to everybody's children she /.
never receives from the world en-
nything better than the most form
al respeckt.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-09
A Wan Of few Words.

waiter
"Sir :"
"Waiter, | am a man of few
words. and don't like to he contin-
ually ringing the bell and disturb
ing the house: I'll thank you to
paw attention TO all say. and re-
member that although there are
three ways of doing things, | only
like one way in those who have
subordinate stations and minds. In
the first place bring me glass OF
water and brandy (cold), with lit
tie sugar and also a teaspoon (;
wipe down this table, throw some
Goals on the fire, and sweep down
the hearth bring me in q couple
of candles, pen, ink and paper,
some waters and little sealing
wax; tell the hostler to take care
of my horse, dress him well, stop
his feet, and let me know when he
is ready to feed /; order the cham
Der maid to prepare me a good bed,
take care that the sheets are well
aired. and n glass of water in the
room send the boots with a pair
of slippers that can walk ont to
the stable in tell bin | must have
my boots cleaned and brought into
the room to night, and that | shall
want to be called at o'clock in
The morning ask your mistress
what | can have for supper; tell
her should like a roast duck, or
of that sort desire
your master to step in, | want to
Isk him few questions send me
he directory: change this IS
worth of stamps into bills, none of
hem to be worn ; when does the
nail arrive with the letters, and
What time before midnight does the
nail leave Just tell me what time
is by the clock on the landing,
nd leave the ROOM"
This portrait is from life.