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TIE HENDRICKS wATEn-wonKs nuDnIH
To ~ Ed,tsr sfTAA Chicago 1rtbunA:
SHzLD1y111n, Ind, March So.-The Water
Works muddlo In which Gov. uond1icke has re-
Gently become 30 conspicuous as Ring Direct
or promtses to etfcctua!iy drown his political
goose, ~ nslthor his organ, ths indianapolis
Senttnel OF his most beloved friends, deny tho
charges preferred againnt him By Gems. Mc0ln-
mis- aud McCauley- Tho Journal OF last aatnr-
day contains portinont questlon from Mo.
GinniB, to this effect: "Did you or did
you not moot me by appolntmsnt and
at your request. Rt tho otloo Of
Dye l. Harris. attorneys, Of this city, and then
snd there offered to pay mo $4,000 out Of your
own pocket (as you statsd n the tiule) in con-
Bideration Of my releasing you a. one Of the
defendants In 4 suit which had brought Against
the Directors Of ths Wase1-Worky Company, OF
Ing the sum OF e4,ilAG1 and Interest, which l
claimed had heen obtained Of mo by fraud. fake
hood, and MISREPRESENTATION"
Thus far tho above question has never basn
answered. Several cards froM the Directors Of
the aboye-nhmed Company have been pubttshed,
tbs teuor of all bearing towards soif-set.
utatlou but wholly Ignoring the point in ques-
tion. Alnco tho publication OF ths awind!e, ~
t4mptB have bsen mAxle by those directly inter.
ested to have the mstter !" ht,shod," and Gen.
claim laat week II he would stop litigation and
"taoso newspaper Artioles-" However, tha
uenssal retused. prefsrriug. and rightly, 700, 10
nAse the Whole matter Investigated, and ALLOW
tho ooutts 70 ssaess btu damages- OF cousss
Eaeh ptoceeding would bs highly Injurious ID
kho prospects Of Mr. Hendricks, henee the 10
postaa ouets OF "hush money"
Ehe cAsd Of den!Al from 3lr. Kern. published
In tl1a Se7uanst, eaEToboratea Gen. Mc0,nuis III
everything k&va the stn.emant iu regard t1
q, 900, and tho letter from Mr, Uondoruon h
simply conglome.atiun OF y,li,fcatton Ind
abuse directed 70 tits Ciuc,nua. Gnzeiie' = soacin
correspondent, In summing up tAs Ma, a. aY.
tdsncs 4XAiust those "lung" Directors but onk
| conclusion can bo asrised At, and lhht r. thn,
Gov. Hendricks 10 guilty OF ~ great fraud =,
svsr e4isted, and tlAt knowledge ought to ru
an end forever to any faith u lin ~ honss
10 business a1ai1s."
Tue Demoo1stio Convention which viii con
yena shortly, promises 70 bs Al uuusuAiiy Inter
est!ng one. Tue friends OF holman aIe maxim
strenuous efforts 10 nominate him Tor Governor
while tie supporters OF LandTB, tho feativ
| porcii,o Rgstasor aud mule raiser, asslsted b
| tue aEoeubaek faction, are equally loud IN li
behalf. The betset class OF Democrats sye It
Holman, aud w1l make vigorous attempt /
| secure him tho uontuAson, Whilo tbs smxlla
fry arc equally - determined upon Lander
asserting thai the latter seutleman will max
, 1876-04-01

Rkw Yonx. March 8l.-Arrivod, stsamshipa
Labrador. from uarre, Wis PhiIaaelphts, cam-
b1iA, from Hamburg; NeoIaz, from usemsn.
BAN FRANCISCO, March 8l.-Tha sslisn8 OF tho
Clsy Of San Francisco for Australia hos been
indefinitely postponed. The Compauy's officers
docl,ne to giye reasons.
QuEKNsIovN, March 8l.-Aniyed, tho steam-
ehip City OF Montreal, from New yosk.
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kpscfdl D1spateh to The Chicago Iftotsps.
LAFAYETTE, March 31.-August Williams, ru-
siding at Iroquois. ILL.,, Was found Oh tho CHI
cago, Lafayette Il Cincinnati track, half milo
cast Of Temposou junction, this morning, torn
to pieces by passing tra'ns. FraEmontB Of tho
body wore scattered for several yards along tho
track. Iewas about Te1np!eton yessorday and took
supper at tho Junction wlti1 two others, paying
tho bill for all. He Ii supposed to have beon in
toxicated aud other fell from night train or
MSS waiting on tho track and was struck by tho
night e1preEA. Ho leaves q nifo and tHo cnl-
drop,
, 1876-04-01
END OF JOSEPH JOHNSON.

BURLINGTON, Ia., March 31.-Whilo clearing
away the debris ~ tho scene Of yesterdays acoi-
don't on tho Burlington l. Missouri liailroal noar
Fairfield. the body Of auuthcr, tramp WAS
found under tho wreck. 4 tramp Who
reached Fairfield to-day ahys three
tramps got aboard tho ili-fated train
At Burlington, and search is now going on for
the missing man. lie also ntRtes the nams OF
the man wheBo body waa found today was 10
soph johnson, Of Rochester, N. Y.
, 1876-04-01
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. O.. April l.-Por tho Upper
Laka region. the uppar Miasiasippi sud Lower
Missouri Valleys. rain aud noEtherly 10 sasteEly
wlutls iu tho southern portions, and cold. clear
weather, decidedly high barometer. with north.
erIy 10 Custcrly Mtu1R In IAe northern poys!ous.
, 1876-04-01

Ing his ktsonce. tho contents Of which the COM
mitsco refused to tliecfoas. It WAS coniecturod
Donon's rafnsal to appear WAS based on thu de-
termination Of tho Commistoo At rrevinma
meeting not tn receive tho Testimony Of flrnd-
SHAW, whom Haven wirllo1 10 Introduce ss a
v,snrsw. The Committee framed reply to
UoNan'x notG.
, 1876-04-01

PROVIDENCE, i l.. Ataroh a1.--four Of The
sixteen boilers Of this Fletcher mill exploded
th.a morning, killing two mon and Houndsng
moro or less seriously number Of others. Tho
loss to tho milt-owuors Ia 925, 600.
IIAu1lsnuno, rs., March 3l.--rhis morning An
engine on the Tyrone l. UharHold 1aailroad e1-
ploded near Sand Tidge, and three mon. named
Miller, Campbell, and shannon, swero killed. aud
another named Harvey Watcrs was fatally In
jurcd.
, 1876-04-01
FINANCIAL.

New YoRx, March N.-Tho Greer~Tm
BugAr Refining Company have discharged thsf
workmou, and will probably 60 into liquidation
Thoir capaclty Is about 800 batrols day.
, 1876-04-01
SUICIDE.

Br. LOUIS, March 8t.-Frank HerlltB, 60 ye1sa
old. AFFLICTED lncurably With dropsy, b!ow BIZ
bruins out this morning. Dependency, caqasd
BY his condition, WAS tho cause OF the sct
, 1876-04-01
mp a. extragagant and uBneosAsary, and h eau
It. roo, Ehonid DO investigated.
Its appropriations had boon a. follows,


he ssld was double -hsidol, to which ho d,.
tidodly objected, and one Of tho hcadA vss m,
II. Either AfArsllal 0oololl or h1Iks liickc.
would mako good Chiefs, but ono OF them Should
bo dIspensod with.
This department lad cost sInoo 1871, a. fol,
, 1876-04-01

dnsrtat Usspotch 10 ms Chicago Tribune.
Foar WA1HE, Ind, March 9l.-Tho body Of
Robert Dunlap was found near ConnoEaviile
this morning. Tho deceased left there last
night With = team Of hoEses, which Ia supposed
to have r1ln AMY and thrown him dht. His neck
Haa bTnknI1
, 1876-04-01
THE BOWEN TRIAL.

hxw Yosx. March a1.-ilensy @. Bowen did
BOT meet tho 6pecisl Comt1istea of plymouth
Church last evening. 1Io sent \ lottor e1pla.p-
, 1876-04-01

OHAuA, March a1.-Tho jury in tho CASA d
tho State u. Kinohafd for tho murder Of man
named ualmas, tried At sohuyler, In Co!fsI
County, disagreed after being out twonty.alGht
hours, and were discharged, Nine Waro for ~
quit&al aud theeo conviction.
, 1876-04-01
At NEW ROCHELLE. n. Y


NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, Matoh Bl.-ssven
buildings Oh Nlntn street woro burned early this
morning. THO loss is s40,000i tho insurance
926,000.
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had received appropriations AZ follovas

t16tNI1t30H
A concern 10 yaat ~ THAI hs thought should
BE- investigated. ds want over Tho llss Of em-
pioyes, And showed how tnla budget could b. cut
sontlon. lie thonght they wero tncompatent,
and II Den Miller should be retired for ak years
10 tho Town Of Lake he might ind tue smell Of
\ doubie.diAtll!ed cArrion-fActory. Ho showed
bouehtod tho city Ia the least. It has spout
mousy a. foilowss
1ETt,,.S.,.s...u..s,.s .ss.ssss s'ssststssssst orAW
IAN ~. ........., G%,tdl
&, l3b
lg4s se3A
s............ l0o.2ls
1910 iuips 1nontbs} t2,0ls
Tptal. .3a7p, ,47V
He thought the poliee could discover dead
doRs II it was not beneath their dignity.
TUE y1Kk uEpAATAHNr
mas also criticised, and tts expenditures shssu
, 1876-09-10
FLIRTING.

ncauttfn, girls with taces 30 bright,
Each With pull lack 70 stylish and tight,
Nc meet tlscnl on Stato etrcct,-hicaEo's Broad.
Why ..
Hwasming In thousands On any bright dny,
Sailing aaaE With hearta happy AID light,
Looking 10 pretty. tptaus, aad bright,
Chatting 20 gAyly. locking Ed spfy,
Winning onr hcHkts with bright, merry eye.
They fnok ut yon arthly wllon*cr you they meet,
Ready 10 dirt with yun right In tlia atTuct:
Oh ! isn't It awful ths pranka al thcss girls,
Skipping, and dancing. aud tosalng thpif cufts,
Smiling 10 sweetly I'D looking 40 gay.
lsut all done for mlAchEef-tnefely for play;
Thcy know IL 10 naughty. hat then whst's tho
~ oddts ...
It's merely shutiGng Of Cuptd's bright cards,
Flirting and laughing, skipping alnng,
Hufoy the dear Rtrl. ran do nothing wrong:
Only fur sport are they CHANGING ~ coy
Up In the lAea Ut that 0yeTgtown buy,
In fhta life, full OF aorrows. troubles, md careo
Mny notbAx but flirting and pleasure be theirs;
With stnilcs Oh tha!t tacca. sud hearss that arc
May til; life bo to them but Gus luug holiday.
> ~ L. A.
, 1876-09-10

10 tll!s important question must be more or less
coDlectural; hut perhaps ~ good = onc as any
Is. TINT 1t took tho Devil to tempt tho woman,
whereas anybody. even n woman, cnn tempt
mai. gatan possessed some good qualities,
among them those Of good gencrafslfp. l!c
knew that tho City Of Eden could be dcstroycd
only by sturMing aud reducing its strongest
fortrcia himself. Tho rest would easily
follow. Had tho contrary course becIl
pursued and Adam been first interviewed, !
can fancy what domestic discipline he would
lave had 10 undergo lad fie fnccd M!streea Eve
witt, those pots4nously-awcci nipples III fis
i,a,,ia. Tho record Itself show. us fat the Devil
was quite right In Judging Eyc The most dit!l-
cult tubIect ot tho two. We are told tla. s.c
den,urrcd, ai,l was 10th to believe hlm, shaving
true woinnnly reverence for sncrH1s authority.
- l.ut of the fruit Of the tree which ts IN tile
midst Ut the garden God hath said 80 shall not
cat VI u, neither shall 10 touch u lest yc dc.
Dit} Adam show any stlcf1 delicate sGrup!esa
Not Ut oil. lie did not stop to co'!alder within
illnsclf or t0 demonstrate with his wife. 1ie
simply took tic fruit ntHl ate u with no uthet
emotion, that VIC know of, thnn those of pleas
urc in change Of dict, and With no thought Of
possible consequences Until he heard the Master
inquring for him, wien lie came firth from his
retirement and made the first address, Which
has been repeated anil enlarged upon 90 many
tlmes ssncc, IN the degcncratng inffucticck. Of
The female ac1, and t,e too great susceptitil!ty
OF the male. G. T. W
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THE FORESTERS.

W., ,tt4, !. ,,.,w, ~ nj. o.1a I..n.n
from the 's Aucispt % onler m @ Of % Forcster. md
under somewhat the same circumstances Al the
Indcpcudcnt Order Of Odd Fellows sprupu
from tho Manchester Union. In England tl,o
Ancient Order Of rosesters at The present.
timo is one Of tho strongest benevolent socIe-
It Is qs ee Of mechanics ana small Sa,e..
men. With a few Of TIM unnrr classes. 1ts
oo1ect Is 10 pfos'oe asans1 m's1oftune' ala
the sick, bury the dead, nni com-
fort the mourncrs. 1t does a, great
deal NJ rood. bpIu,r nrotcc ttul hr
an act Of Parliament rnade for Il the
regulation ol beneso'cht i3lstitntloh6- 1he
laws of the Society rannot be clanred without
the consent Of MI o'liclnl appointed by tho Gov
arc ~ binding on tho members as our sias,ltca
arc on the people Of the State OF Illinois. Tho
laws are respected accordingly. Borne 10 yuars
ago tl,is Order was introduced into this country,
but owing to the arbitrary laws and tl,e time til
slow. About six ycars a!,o court was formca
In Chicago, and ha1 lust gut fairly started
When the big fire raiuo and burned
all tlu regalta and effects, md
s.atteEed the members ali over the sity; But
It, for as soon Ms the courts In England heard
that so,ne Ut the 1ne1nbcsa wcru III distress sev
eral t',onsand dollars we're forwarded for thor
rrltcf. The money proved great blessing to
many, and had tile elect Of encouraging several
members to extend the Order. lii 1873, thern
being sl1 bourte In working order, Il District
Court was furmcd. It consists Of District Chief
Hanger, sccretary, aud Treasurer, who,
with The aid 1t committees, hnve full
charge Of all Forestera In the district.
subject n1ways to MI appeal to
England: Mr.. Jalncs Saunders WIS the first
District Chief Hanger, Mr.. 8. II. Lewis tho FIRST
Secretary, and Mr.. j. alcIIlgh thu lsst Trcasur-
er. Soon after It's establishment several Ques-
lons arose, and were disposel Of according to
IN English net Of Parliament, tho decisions
could mt b. enforced, and In consequence
something had to bo tlonc. Permission was
asked 70 modify the Laws OK chango them, but
| tho English High Court refused To evcn HlluW
, 1876-09-10

fss>% %f.afr
=" ppoi'y sceo'hPc,'st ~ ."e.' 10, 'nel1 'a.usH .'
seI7'ees' 20 "hoih' Inc then Huplc1he Ghal-
cca1or, md no! the Jurtedictton Of Illinois. rs
the paper referred to a. extraordinary, con-
tc,untihl.. and at,ort{re.r ia tof, lonc fnr n,h-
,,.a.ts., ,rm, a a' .t ,'.,.r w. st @ 49,. ~
.'at'on' : VII! sry 70 e'Vo o''cl 8ynois'', 'akeh
from an Official copy, to which tacre were
signed tue namcs or nine T.. Cs: ahu
kni4hts, wllo "made application IN aaa lornt,
whether Y Withdrawal eartl Of petitiof, anu
passed lair ballet, and the majority OK whom
grc well and 1ayorah!T known ~ this Hfahu
Juriadlct!nn The pct!tlnns for such It was, sets
forth the TACT that, by 1flicta1 documents late'y
sofne lnsn TUG Iyossession oi tlle s9ners, past
.. Z. hna recommended that certain froehcfs oa
inado I. e.. ca. with one exception, All from
litinolsh and giving ns fehsons willie "Esmhof.
afllF fcsiAstg III, solo1lrn!f9. Of Visiting
torcign Countries. or sections ~ country.
remote frnm where ;, the :. UFdef wa,
already established" they should
endeavor to extend the Order 10 such locntions
"a they wero aHalgnch 70 and 01sen laI,sutctloh
over; thus lehulnE thc mc1nbers VI lie supreme
LouEo 70 helleve that tue brothers 10 recon-.
mcnlea hnd aGthallT rcsidcd n, or were ABOUT
70 vislt Of reslde r. tnn countries or tesrtotles
ors were rasadco oti III oe1naions, bnt the
reasons Were noe. anu ~!cn tIicy oeeahe KNOWN
tue stgncra tinEnealateiy Pettoncu ths ~.
pFcnc LoHRe 70 reacha IT, action, bet'eVlnK
, 1876-09-10


Tho excellence OF tho principles Of Frccma-
sonry, unadcd by tho yirtuous conduct Of Its
dnvotecs, will not save It from disaster. Tho
great questIons, How does It affect the lives OF
Its metnbcrst Does It make them, In a1l rc-
spccts, better meu than they were before they
rccclFcd its instruction, or does It lead them
into by and forbidden pathst As we'll
might, tho influence OF the Bible,
anestl"ncd. @ The only trouble i that' mon,
knowing its infall|blc rules Of faith and prae-
ttce, either neglect or refusa to be conforMablo
IN them. To illustrate:, a brother who re-
cctycsl tho degrees In . Chicago lodge about q
year ago, has sinee proven himself IN uulitnd
husband. and drunkarl. Th!s, against all tho
's !onsi5ns ot f5fs s bretie. Ai lis sifs M 10
is woreu now than before he became Free
mason, and, probably, It is true. Her impress
sion OF tho institution, consequently, 1s
gntavoEaelc. And wha. Is .y mors natu1a!t :. ;!t
accomplished ia eleyating the lives q
other men; shc only hcto1t's It's work
in tho conduct Of her husband. It ls true Free,
masonry does not profess torecrealc Of remodc!
It's observers have n right TO expect IT, members
to practice what they teaph, and to think very
unfavorahly OF theu, II they do not. But the
Impression Of their conduct goes further, and
aJ. 1an1 III. rnI, - r,tnrin.i 3oiln 39~oInnttT-
cation OF Its prncfplcs. III thia Is lie streMgll,
anu Wy 'u'a "''1 IL !s1snNS ''1e'
TnAI M.la omn sa,,tstn. aM1mtn. ,bo ,ot,,vtro
ane L9nuon rree.aso % e sotaa1's iad tlo 'o'io"'S
Mr. DEAR Mu. -: Allow me to thank you
Tefy ainssra5 sor tn1 M n.S!nsei M yoa M seni % s: ~
rS ~ he yisisd III MontVomrSy II9n ,aaSed
N war; eorntr for tn eTi5Ton ad poksr
viii which tho Masons aro branded, aithough /
lin o1,nE II hHa afaqx4 vrrI1x1
iii FiFst. You SCUM highly Interested In my
thirst for knowledge, and can appreciate your
feelings.
you say @as one Tnsu eeRth9 wMn y e.. ano NJ
enaa WIN W e.. A. ,na,its tse ,a nf :. rn', ~
- III. ~ ~ ~" .hsn nj TIA nirn,.. IL n,s
albnnn. md would consiJur II 4 erest fayur il you
would aeud n,o your photograph. / kept my ayps
open at tho Installation and eAw the peculiar turn
os the thumb. the rail pointed outward and tho
angpsa extenaed, and now Gun Do Il = well a. a.
Eonr.o!i. know AZ about thn ,Inner Ienp!s ol
, 1876-09-10
GrAsahoppeFs ~ "CssElos Doves"

Who would eyer . have 't thought III A. great
discovery has Lcell unadsj The Iittle festive
grAashoppcr ran lie ,,ttitzctl and lila services
rcnlerei! Ut tho greatest benefit 10 laan, One
VI tho 'ittlo fellows was caught BY y couple III
gentsomen neAr FILLMORE aud tltlle japur
taken from hs neck, where It had bcon carefully
attached with threAd, and on the tab!ot w4s
written, "Cp4tcr Ctty, Aug, TO-" The insect
was captured ncar Fillmore, un the e4th ult.. by
jain Hlncs a,pi T. J. Munger. Cu4tcr City Is
:lsf9nt nsurly o ,nllSa fso;n Fl!.nofs anl Mr.
scmpsat!ons to tarry On tl,u ricA cnr1t!cl.ls IN
tho way. The truth Ut this IL strongly youcliel
tur By tAe scltlyulsn who captured l. and by
MI. Charles Wells, who brought sha littls fellow
THIS ppul,s up VI entirely nsw ers for tito grass
h0ppefi Rnd Il would not br strange II, With =
Atifa nisctice aud tre4aiug he could pa Ipa.le to
sqspaaa tho r1s!er.tdaeop " thp fsst mail tor
tll0 Lta1 -rAtasi04 OF n. = T. v y
, 1876-09-10
Speciial
\

400 Job Lota from New York auotilE
be sold ut about half price. 81
500 do8en Ladios' and Genta' ALA
Hdkfs., slightly damaged, At 10, l1, 40
as cta., worth double.
5000 yds Hamburg Edgings at 8, 0s
= 500 yds Rsal Val. Laoes, at 15, 40, as q
80 cents.
o,', 60 dog Z, Gents Sa Morino under'hirts at &c
worth 25o.
20 dog Ladies' Balbriggan Hoss at &C
sold elsewhere at $l.oo.
500 pcs All-Wool Black Caahmores at O
e6 and 76o, very cheap.
$50 pcs ALL Wool nlack Empress Clot
at 35 and 4Oc.
goo rss nlacl Mohair Apaoas ut a;
400 pes Ail-wool Cord cashmeros
8b and Boa.
3 900 pos Lnbtn's dn Iest Fsensh Mosint ii
si.io, $i.aS and $50.
200 pcs Cemoi's Hatr st1ipoa and rlnsd
2bo. worth 400.
900 pca pzesa Goods. desirable style
ID, 10 and 20c.
5000 Manufaoturors' Hcnnants Cd
ueres, for Mems nnd Boys wear, at
price.
u 70 oasss wa.sshtneton ;. Prints. dark o07
as pcs Imported Cheviots, double folt
1bc, worth SOC.
500 Remnants of Flannel ut half prioo
30 pcs Waterproof at 75o, $50 and II.
az pea Navy Blue Waterbroof at SOC
, 1876-09-10
KNIGHTS or PYTlIIA6.
TIN 1it p, @, CS,

II iAs Editor NJ Tht TftauaA
0N1qAao, Sept. Q.-Anl 10! tho mountain
brought forth !nouas After grsatcr travail
than that accredited to the mountain, tlEis
thlstle-catsugp youth brings forth 10 last SVn-
day'a TRIBUNE I wou,lor!ully-veak defonso of
sa unAssupulpu atte.apt u forcs DO le+s tha.s
htx T, &C on the, supFsxas.-1.adrs,i ,iToa. tbs
-t.kf
, 1876-09-10

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DRY GOODS, DC
, 1876-09-10

REACTION.

Flsttllh and Jtlti.nn, q /
1lnth bat1cs OF mnth rtuown, :,
Frp!n fashions jaunt8
IN summer.h hhnnta, =
AEe now at hane " in taxn; !,
And conrt1els wountled btaUx are rue!i n,
4 summers ftnitless, costly woplng. -,
Ruch htEta and ]ilM, " -
Whose tEcaclert,uR arts =.,Z
Ambushc1 and caught -.
Tho!r manly hearta, '~'
10, haunting. III
In public vloW, .at
A AcAfpA ara shnwn - s
by crnel Sunxi 80, -"
Revenge IA sweet: -: -.
This stricken beAux, 80
Recovering, htdrtleaf, from the blows, 4
In city RaJettea take part, =. 80 ! !
Engaxc aKainst such fcma1a art,
And WOO 10 win actthou& hkdf{. 4.
MORAL.
The bol1ts hre tAnghs i!
In their own anaroj :
Zen Sioux can't scAtp ..' ,.,,'
a poll that's bare. tFA1Qut,
Hyns rArk. September. 1870.
, 1876-09-10

HI ItIlQst&}lt Eolt III 3ufiEkt u k%sD NApatM}
nnd, 50 long as the assumption IL that wotnaa
Ara ehiaIy responsible for most that ID going on
II Is only Just tn courludc TINT tbs modieum OF
honesty which prevails In our national councils
can be traced back IN part to nres't!o Influences,
ME. H!Egtnson is quoted Ia this connection as
saying tEathe found only ono out Of Are wolnon
who condplnncl Mss, uolknap's Autnn out and
out Tho pEcAont writer makea haste to sdd
her own screre and unqualified disapproval OF
c!ass Of two to which shs has tic honor to
atand next to the lead, taking epportunity,
meanwhile, 10 0xrrras 8uprelna contempt Tor
my inan who has not sufficient honor to with.
stlnl thu demands Ut Ills wLlo's vanity, and
fuluru tliu old uxcuse, "Ite woman tempted
n,p," may be superseded by ono more manly
In tone II no more coasolant With tho farts.
Thu writer adds ono mora instances: "The
eEurts of rcrtaiu ladles to influence the Board
ot Education to appoint = lady as Assistant
Superintendent sadly conftrtn tlils view, mani
festlng far uore policy than principle, and u
'hplp lhs causo.'" Nov, Is It not = facs that
aul6fg the three or four women whoaa pasncs
we're brought out In connection With these rev.
citations. only Que showed herself qutts " Iiling
@e.as ta asfosa Farer IT. @ P ~ as0asst 1s Ss
this latly III whom tue position of Assistant
Superintendent WIS offered Indignantly Fctuasd
i on any Sucli terms, aud that Allother WOMAN,
torbatic any mention Of tic nane Of frleu.i of
hers whom she thought lifted for the placc,
Eather than suffer IL to appear even In tho TO-
hottest connection with such = dssgsaesful tnci'
dents 1t seems In this tz.se tat the proportion
OF women who showed remarkable readiness
to rcsnTt to eorruption' is tnn small to warrant
tla concluAton that "le tendency Of the female
mind p 70 tiuk anything ,isht which helpa slIe
catias.'
But tho author Of tho article we IRE cousllsr-
log Ands l.ls theory proved not gully In tho YAsl-
oua historical eYents ho ha4 CALLED 10 mind, but
in ths rer1 constitution ct thinfs, Why, 10
man, !" did the serpent chooss her rather than
.th2 mau for hla Aed',etiYn atsArhrs All sps'~asa