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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29
Snardiug.

BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
ID ladies', pleasant rooms. Also, table bosr'lers
can be accommodated. at
apr2-tf No. 1O4 MARKET STREET.
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
II ladies' with desirable rooms. at
mar31-lm NO. 5o7 sHlpLEY STREET.
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN.
II Apply jan2,f sl2 KING.
POA X DI NG WITH DESIRABLE
ID rooms ut jyT-tf sdl WEST 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29
Rartnfrshtp Totiffs.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD Re
l. specctfully inform their friends and the public
generally that they have formed cO-partmershin
under the nrm name OF Wise Il Weldin. for the
transaction OF The wholesale and retail lumber bust
ness Having taken the O.d stand formerly occupied
by US at the south side OF Market street bridge, We
propose keeping constantly on md a fun assurt-
ment OF seasoned lumber, TO when we invite ,onr
attention and solicit your patronage.
JOHN WlSF,
apr2l-lm L. WESLEY WELplN.
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHlp.
The n1n OF Garrett Brothers, artists and pho'o-
graphy. s.s Arch Street. Philadelphia, was dissolved
ny mutuai consent, and withdrawal OF Thomas p
Garrett, on 3lst day of January, 1875
G. A. GARRETT,
THOS. =. GARRETT.
The business OF the late firm will he continued
and conducted under the same name and style Of
Garrett Brothers" at s2s Arch Street, Philadelphia
and under the name and style OF M. 4 W. Garrett,
72J Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
q. A. GARRETT,
VI GARRtTr
marl5-tf W. GARRETT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29
y EGISTRY BUREAU MOI ICE
2rppnsaIs.
pRoposALs FOR FLAG STONES

pROPOSALS FOR FLAG 81 ONES
Sealed proposals WIN he received by the street
Committee, al the 0liire OF the Street Commission
err until
THURSDAY, Arhll gprii, 1879 AT 3 O'CLOCK,
r. NJ,
For furnishing tiag stone AMI gutter stone Tor the
use OF the city for the year 1873. To be delivered
directed by and subject to the approval ofthe street
Commissioner.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any
and all bids.
The nag stone to he no, less than 3 feet l,Dg AMI
lG inches wide. and properly taken out OF wind
The gutter stone TO he not less than ~ inches long
and 10 Inches wide.
No hid VIII be accented unless II be from a re-
sp0nsibl- party.
~ Bids must he endorsed proposals for haggng
and gutter stone.
WIN. CANRY,
APRIL st Chairman OF the Street Committee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29

CTREET CIRCULARS BY THE 10 600
~ at prices astonishing for their cheapness Ryery
business ought IN use printers Ink lberally. Apply
at the COMMERCIAL office. r."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29
AT MERRICK'S BAZAAR,

A SSIGNEES SALE
"a or LUMBER
on TX ESDAY, MAY ARA, 1855
VIII he sold the entire stock OF r. Hewes 4 co..
corner of Front and Pine Streets. consisting 81
AZ NJ feet white pine b0itds.
l3 4" yellow pine pank.
II " =" oar plank,
~ " white pine plank.
10 - white pine siding,
20 " heinock lst. aud 81,
~ a. yellow pine h0Jrinp,
" g spruce Jnata
80 " yellow pine set
100 sawed oak posts,
Ii cypress shingles.
NJ shaved pine shingles,
sawed pine shingles.
lumber wagons, carriage, pair lumber "a ~,
wheels, draft horses carriage horse, 2Ic1N
lumber sheds, frame stable, set carriage hairless
sets wagon harness. Single butter and Iolnter.
frame office ana sign otice desks, olice chairs
bundle rope, stove, iron safe and letter press
CONDITIONS OF SALE All sums under sl0O la
he paid cash. On all sums over SlOO ninety days will
lie allowed by the putch2s giving baikAble noIr
with approved endorser.
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, Il III.
Horses and wag ns Will he sUld al 2 O'ciuck.
THOMAS DARl lNGTOE,
Assignee Of II. EEWE ,1tU.
apr21,2i,9d,2 2',aOnyj
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29
Ynst and found.

I OST.-A SMALL BLACK AND TAN
IL pup. with long ears and tail. Answers 10 the
name OF " Fritz The Under will be rewarded II
left at apr21-st Coz FRENCH ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29
Very truly yours,
GEO n WHITING

Mrs. L. Il. DAILY, Metropolis, ILL.,, writes.
"Dr. r. V. fieireMy sister is using the Fayorit,.
Prescription with great benefit
MARY ANN FRfsBlR, Lehman, pa, wrltes:
"Dr. X '. Pi~rce-What | have taken of your
medicine has h'en Of more benefit to me Than ali
others and hundreds Of doctors bills"
Dr.. Plerce's Favorite Prescription is sod hy dea-
lerS IN medicines generally
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29
Corporation Hntiffs.

NEW CASTLE i FRENCHTOWN
~ TURNPIKE u RAILROAD CuMP,NY.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF this
company ami an election OF ! rectors will take
place at the ofice Of the Company in New Castle un
Thursday the, l4th day OF MAY next a. II A. NJ.
A HOMER,
hpr2t, ,2taw 3M Secretary
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29
STEAM WASHING.

81, WIne steam has been propelllng railroad cars
sniPs hnu variety OF machinery and labor-saving
iiIplements Tor the beneit of men, only recently ha,
~ "een no4 i'as 10 DO womans work IN the kitchen.
WASHFk, AND MADE TO WASH AND BLEACH
i,a,n r,ahRFEgIiY, , by driving the water up anu then
uoWm M through NE clothes under the iii Ia rotary
mnniuioip Shirylng lie iirt Win 1t, until they
Wite WI ana clean, without the of wash board, sa,-
,iR tnne, labor, the wear of fabric and the womaHs
hnuchies. Ihe steamer will not explode or boil
over thls cannot be said OF any her steam washer
now IN use. We offer II alone on Its merits with
Gooi suy lot Iair test Of its qualities IN families
mesirihe 10 purchase should it prove what we aflim
II 10 be. no hulubug.
Come and see 1t at CAPEIIE d RRO
z,, zlz Market street; or address H. NJ Il T. II. RILE
Wilmington Del or X. AUSTIN gge Pearl Street
~, , ,,ainuen, N manufacturers AMI proprietors Tor
@ aie States o. Delaware and New Jersey, with Della
"hic anu 'hester countless Pq marriott
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29
Suftipu Salts.
THOMAS NJ. OGLE
AUCTiuAE4E
DUBLIC sALE
ESTATE.
The subscriber will offer at Public sule
On Saturday, May Sth, 1879.
at lao'cock. sharp,
Suftipu Sails .

q MS MS stables on Orange street between Second nm,
iniru streets, tine following desirable prop.fIy
NO. Fine turnout consisting of one unlr a,
,noiough-Dred bay mares, nfteen and a half nnu',.
hlRh, D ahn years old, travel together inside al
minutes, warranted sOuad aud gentle va, "'
double or single, fearesss OF locomotives. one ,,a
travel her mile In minutes. Set of lighi harne".
made by Lacey Phillips one two seuird iia',,''
nearly new made by Grepg a ROwe A rare ..lsnp' MY
NJ, No y, Que palr uafk brown horses years OH
goou drivers AMI WORKERS, double or sngle,
driver. " o''' ''@i' VI
No;4, gray horse, I years oil, q good worker IN
double or sllge harness. ."
NO. b, gray mare, . years old a good driver
NO. =, lay mare, o years Old, good WORK hor-r
10. I, new open front Jenny Lind wagon
NO. >, ! secoDd hand Jenny Lind wagon
NO. y, 1rottinR sulkty, nearly new also two ~ ID
single carriage harness. seveTal goul rOiAs. ti
cnest, harness closet, saddle and hrIe, ,,i,tifg
box, and other articles not here enunlcfai.1 Aur
the personal property Is sold, the sla1c piopei
WI be offered for sale. 80
No !, stable property on Orange stree, between
Second ami Third streets. log a feet / u incla
front, running back 80 feet iLc deep win lIir,
anu frame stable suitable TO hold ~ head Of horses
also carriage room. TINS being II central plao,,
Tor Cub Private or Livery Stables the att.utinu nj,
horsenien IL Invited 10 this sale.
No. 2, My private iesidtn nee. No su5 shine,
street, ot "a leet front by la tee II inches deer
with feet wide alley running through 10 orar95,
street the building IA double brick house 20 irp
deep with II rooms, with al The modern lupruy,
mem. including heater, range, hot and cold Watel
GU, NC. IL u one Oi the pleasanttst reHiien m,
the city.
No 3, Two story brick honses, :. Y. ror.rf
Nintii anu wilson stleels ol 10 eei front, Vi lee,
Leel, main hnildlng 2a feet deep, with rooms ana
frame kitchen. These houses are well worth In,
attention Of persons seeking Investments
No. !, one lot OF ground on HARRISON and S,,t
more streets, West wilmington. adjoining The rolIn
ges built by chr-ta hiter Improvement Co ~
feet front by 80 feet deep. This Is most teslraiu
lot. having three ironts
Terms at sale DAVID ENON
Taos. NJ. oGLE, Auct'r apr; l.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29
TAPE WORM
CITY ITEMS.

sT-Sseis -tiarden seeds, all kinds. fresh srocy.
bo"lhah H. 2nu anu King streets. mar2-tf
rs Eggs for Hatchiny-The usual price for Brown
Legiorn eggs for Matching with poultry breeders
Is - per setting. These eggs, warranted fresh are
now helng sold at only 81, and the breed pure For
lhe table Brown eghorns are good fowl, and for
laying qualities M'y hare no equat. Apply at 42
Market street. inar24tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29

Let the People speak.

K PIERCE. BuGslo y:
Dte Sr-Iou- FavOri'e Prescription has done
my wlie a world OF good. he has taken near two
bottles an' mas felt better the past two We Is than
al any time IN the past TWO years No more periIdi-
cal pains none OF that aching hack or dragging
sensation IN her stomach she has been accustomed
TO for several wears. have much confidence in
IL that would lie perfectly willing 10 warrant to
certain customers OF urs who would be glad TO get
mold OF relief at any expense. ! have tried many
Patent Medicines. but never had any osrt.s on TO
e&ipi one before.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29

ANNUAL MEETING, YESTERDAY Y-ELECTIos or OFF,.
GERS AND APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEES
FINANCES.
Yesterday the annual meeting day Of the
Trustees Of the Poor Of New Castle county.
There were present Messrs. John W Evans,
White Clay Greek Hnndred {. Hill Brinton,
Milton Lackey, Joahua Baker, James Conner,
Wilmington; Alexander Wilson. Pencader
Thomas Bird, Red Lion; William Ashcraft, NJ.
D., st. Georges; Henry Davis, APPOINTMENTS
Richard Ferguson, Blackbird: Stephen Springer,
Mill Creek j. Poulson Armstrong. Chrstana;
John j. Black NJ. D., New Castle. The vener-
able and much esteemed chairman, George
Lodge, ESD, who was detained at home by se-
we're illness, WAS the only absentee.
The first business in order was the ofgauiZa-
ton Of the Board and the election OF officers for
the ensuing year, which resulted az follows
Chairman Thomas Bird.
Secretary, John W Eyane
Treasurer, William Reynoldz
Attorney, Walter Cummlns.
Physicians, Evan q. Shortlidge, Howard.O.
ogle.
Superintendent Malachi Barlow
Matron Mrs. NJ. Barlow
Mr.. Bird took the chair and announced the
following standing committees for the wear
Supplies-C. Hill Brinton, John w. Evans,
Milton Lackey.
Acrounts-Ale1ander Wlson, Richard Fergu-
son. q. Hill Brinton Joshua Baker.
Farm at lIares' Corner-Dr. John j. Black
John w. Evans, Stephen Springer
streets-stephen Springer j, Pouson Arm
strong, James Connor.
Settle with the Treasurer-Dr. John j. Black
Dir. William Ashcraft Milton Lackey.
Buildings, Grounds and Wards Henry Davis
George Lodge, DIR. Vim. Ashcraft.
Flnance-Dr. john j. Black John ", Evans
C. Hill Brnton.
The superintendent reported the number Of
inmates at this time TO he one hundred and
eighty-reyen.
The Treasurer submitted the following state
ment, showing the allowances made to the 1rus.
tees Of the Poor for the past four years less
errors and commissions TO collectors.
Amount Of poor tax sprortioned by the
evy Court for isfl .......t 3ifa9. 20
Amount " 1872 1892 40
- ls;3 ls;i sI,4.5 sI,ts5.s! Z!
Total gross amount Tor four years -. .l37 asy 20
Cut OF which deduct as follows. viz;
Errors allowed By tue Levy Court
Errors 7. ~ los5.2g
Additional errors alloweI bV the
Levy Court for the year ls,3 l1l.ls
Total amount of errors ...... s,,cs.0z
COMMISSIONS for ls1l....si.s > uia
ia. a,ii9sss
ls1l.... 2.l51ls s,,Ys5 q sls.U44 %
Showing net amount q poor tax for4
years ,......................Sl Sl!I 3'SlT
OF which the Treasury Of the Poor has
teen paid up April, s'+........ ... sll6,+sI 81
Leaving balance due from the county TO
the trustees OF the Poor, > prii sth 1873 SO GJ
Assets in Treasury 10 III, ct pay
ment. directed and b!ll allowed,
9Pill Iolii lsto..' '.'.'---H'' ..'fJ,l " "
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29

4 4 II IL A IL SJClhTlkS ISSUING
> weekly or monthly papers are invited to avail
themselves OF our facilities for neat work at pricea
slightly above cost OF production, at the COME
CiAL srKAA POWER PRINTING Rooms
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29

II Charles Lamb, Kssayist, denounced all splrtu-
Gus liquors as 4" Wet Damnation." Poor fellow he
knew whereof he spake, by sad experience, and II
living, would apply the same TO Alcoholic Exciants.
advertised Curealls. But there Is one Tonic and
Alternative In existencethe best the world has er
Known--which contains no alcohol. 1t Ia DR.. Walk
ers California Vinegar Bitters apr54w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29

Amount OF bills allowed and direct
ed To be paid, April 2s H. 1873 ;9iO3.iG
The Trustees OF the Poor are thus enabled to
meet all their Indebtedness and have a reserve
LETT upon the county'a books to their credit Of
1850 60. This balance may vary d little IN n
final settlement with the county
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29
Wantfd.

NATANTED-A GOOD WHITE GIRL
w Apply at apr2s,q' @a MARKET ST.
w A N T. Il D. A a,ARRIhD NAN
w wants a position as book Keeper or clerk In
mandatory or wholesale IL tully competent,
best reference. Address jackson,
apr2s,ti care OF X. b. Jones, 10 Ship'ey -
NJANTED-TO SELL. ON ACCOUNT
w OF parties leaving the state. good bu.incss.
centrally located good city and country trade For
particulars apply to u. VI. CLOUD CO
apr26,n No. A. East 81 street.
MTAN1 ED-ENERI BODY 10 GALL
w at Mrs. NJ. +. Carlisles' dry goods and TRIM
ming store, at the N. E. corner of Finn anl Madl-
son streets, and purchase their dry goods.
aprl6-lN
NANTED. = AN ACTIVE YOUNG
w colored man. who has hal horses and ear
rages In charge, and furnish satisfactory refer
encei, may lnd a desirable situation 10y addressing
lnat30.I W. 5. H., through the Post once.
=. S.-Enclose references in application.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29

6kLLY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR kLIYIR
OF LIFE.
II will cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Heart
Turn.
II will make you strong and give you new life
uon
IL ls pleasant 10 take and perfectly harmless.
1t will do all that tonic will do without liquor to
stimulate. 1t Ia Dot Wine OF Iron. Try 1t. Dsctors
prescribe 1t. Clsygy recommend IL. Thousands
havs been cured with 1t. Suffer no longer. Send
and get circular. See what II has done.
For sale by Smith Painter z. Bringhurst a Co.,
=. Ac1nal. Jr., and Druggists generally. aprs-lim
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29
The Temperature, To-day.
The AIm.house trustees.

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL oFFIoE
Ats A. NJ. 81 Al | p. NJ, 1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29
CITY ITE N 8.

-" 7h,ir S0nas il Lsytoa," may he applied to
those who die annually Of Consumption, although
science has OF late years sensibly dimished their
humber. II ia gratifying TO know that The general
use of Dr. Fistars Baisam Of Wild Cherry Il large
ly instrumental III attaining This end. 10 cts and 81
= bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29

MANY NEW AND DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS
AToUR 25-CENT COUNTER.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29

GEEDS-JuST RECEIVED A FRESH
, supply OF Field and Garden Seeds Also Clover
AMI Timothy seed. All sold at Market Prces Al
the wilmington Wire and Seed House. No Iii
Shpey Street. " i''
marS-1v A. T. AJIDERnIrp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29

TOHN S. ROWBOTHAM,
~ AuCrloNE EaR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29

A Complete Line of our Celebrated
Trefousse Kid Gloves. In all the New
Spring Shades!
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29

black Hernana from SO Cents TO si.-
55; the only Make that can De War
ranted TO Wear
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29
gutfffs.

NOlIt + i WILL BE AT THE DELLA
~ WARE House in the city of Wilmington on
Saturday, May sth, 1873, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ pre-
pared TO pay all persons having bills against New
Castle county that were passed 10y the Levy Court
at Their session iu March last
WM. HERRzR
upr2s tony ftountv rr.as,,r,r
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29

wi
THE SASH, BLIND AND planning MILL,
Known az the Perry Packard MIL at Camden. n
H., situate near the Vine street Ferry, corner of
Front and Elm streets. The lot IL about $50 feet
square, with substantial three story brick building
liO by % feet. and two brick tenant houses, stables
etc. The mil alone has about 25DOO square feet OF
moor, steam engine AMI boiler. 100 horse power ca
pacty, with full complement OF modern machine
fy Tor sash, door and planng mil, and all IN
pete order snitahle for carriage furniture door and
bllnd factory ur anV manufacture requiring steam
hower Wltl large space, The taxes In Camden be-
ing much less than II Philadelphia more than pays
the ferry expenses. II Is really nearer Phadelpha
business centres than uptown factories-as 10 pass
from Philadelphia side to the factory only requires
ten minutes Also. the lot opposite with office,
sheds etc.. suitable for lumber yard about lGO feet
sold at yers much less than valne, easy terms OF
payment.
EDWIN NJ. LEWIS, Pres. Farms h Mech's n Bank
j. W. GAshlIL y SONS Green ST. Wharf, Phila.
EOR sALE-A THOROUGH BRED
l. flderney bull, two years old. Also, about rec
tons Of Hungarian grass, excel ent horse feed. Ap-
ply to .. a. r. TATNALL,
aprl.e0dtf Ninth W ard.
STORE FlXruRES FOR SALE.-SO
- feet ilrsi class shelving, 65 feet first class coun-
ters, al b01 Market street.
par25-tf Join WAINWRIGHT.
EO X SALE. - BROWN LEGHORN
- Il eggs f9r hetehng letting, si;oo Warranted
mar2i-tt Hardware store, 4aa Market street.
DROPERTY FOR SALE = ON MAR
4 ket street Canscway, between and Street,
Vpur lnlnu IS walk from Front and Market streets
l,O Ofeet frant, $50 feet deep; improvements are
main ullding, one story frame 1z0 30 with story
frame l,59x4O, Uroniing the causeway,) and 2sto.
~ hich. (adJoiniug back of main budlng,) 3Ox3O:
story frame onlce. 2iXi2, Urontl on the cause
wa }. III thc back portion OF the lot are one-story
frame, lOOX20 two-stOfy frame stable, 20X2n and
wafer lalS ~ feet diameter feet deep. The main
hn'ldng IL now used carriage factory and IN
hlted up with steam power circular and Jig saws,
~, ana steam heating p g. Price moderate. Terms
j. M. PUsEY,
lnarl6-if 1ll6 King Street.
EDR SALE = PERSONS WANTING
= irs-cas ri sellings are Invited 10 look at houses
nos. t(b, 6li Nesi street, and 406 West Seventh
Street, as they Will lie sold very cheap.
SAMUk Ell MCCr.ARY. JR
mari 2lmar8, ,tfeod 4oi West Seventh Street.
FOR SALE
100 3tls. fine Old Rye Whskey.
- " Rou.non
IL New Eng and hum.
IL 4" Apple Brandy
Old lTish and Scotch Nhiskey
Wholesale Or retail by
FRANCls KELLEY,
noYl3-N l03 Market street.
sNOR SALE OR RENT = HOUSE NO.
800 Delaware Avenue, with ali the modern lnl-
nToVenenis with splendid stable on rear OF lot
Terms Of sale easy. For rent from one 10 three
years. Apply to
N. NJ CHILD CO.,
No dW. Tth Street,
J&hi-2A~f Wilmington, Del.
kTOk SALE = ONE DUMP WAGON
Il. hnd two carts all in good condition. Address
GEORGE d. KELLEY,
~ -..lneu1Il. peI.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29

Desirable Plain. Mixed and Diagonal
Drss. GOods. at all Prices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-29

NoTICE-THE MEMBERS OF FAIR
~ fax Lodge No. S, |. q. O. + are request ii to
meet al the hail and the ord general on Friday
April 10th, at haf past O'Clock, TO attend the fun
efal OF our late brother Samuel Maichatt BIZ or
der OF the n. &. Attest, JAMES LAMB, h. s.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-03-13
.LIOyd DaIan.

The many friends of "Mary Denser will be
pleased to read the following notice from
the January number of Old and Ne0.
II
We read ''Lloyd Dslan''-rot only with in
terest, which never tagged to the very end,
but--bardened as we call ourselves, after many
a score of So called pathetic taes-with tears
of genuine emotion at the chapter that should
be entitled apotheOsis; so true is it that "touch-
of nature makes the whole world KIM" Yet the
book is not a,sad one but bright fresh, whole
some book, with no preternaturally perfect
earthly angels, who always suggest and usually
achieve early translation; it is story about boys
and girls swhosescounterparts we can any of US
name. Lloyd himself is as loveable as q
breezy, fun loving, honest-hearted boy of seven
teen should be- with faults of temper and fail
ures indeed but striving for the true and the
right, and in the end achieving it,. Sue Man
ming is natural and Interesting; her very i'm
petuosity is part of her large, warm, loving ma
ture. We sympathize with her struggle and her
victory far more than with Magdalen, whose
character seems the only salientimperfection in
the book. She is too deliberately wicked and
selfish for one so young, reared too. IN the same
household with Fritz and Will. But perhaps our
views of chld-life and child-motives are fin
fuenced by want of training in evangelical
principles as to total depravity. The fault is
not uncommon in young writer who desires
strong contrast for dramatic effect; and We
think the authors own good taste should
save ber from similar mistake in the
future. OF course, in the end, Mag
dalen is forgiven, but the road thither
is very sad ole. The conversations are bright
and sound genuine. with an earnest tone run
ming through all the fun and nonsense; so that
the seriousness in the trying, perlous situation
in Auemone Grotto has nothing forced or un-
natural in it, The ''aborigines' are well
drawn; and the pen that sketcbed uncle Titus
will one day do something to be remembered
on larger scale.
The author, whose name, Mary Densel, we
fancy, is nom de plume, has vigor, freshness,
perception and good command of language;
we prophesy for her successful future in the
career she has chosen"