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senator lshyArd Yielding.

liis CONSENT TO REPEAL OF THE RESUMPTION
DATE sAIO TO BE PROBABLE.
The Washington correspondent Of the Balti-
moro Sun teegraphed that paper, Sunday night,
that tho Finance Committee of the House is in
measure approx!mating point where the diff
ferent members can come together on the inan-
eial question with more prospect OF an agree
ment. The members Of the committee express
the belief thet harmonious understanding will
at last be reached although they admit that 1t
Will perhaps take Two or three more meetings to
accomplish it. Only one important feature OF
the proposed new b,ll can 30 far DO regarded at
definitely settled, the repeal of the existing pro-
vision of law for the resumption of specie pay
mentB in 1879. Senator Dayald was the only
member Of the committee who hung out against
this, but it is understood that he will agree to 1t
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

Tho Centreville OJserDer has been requested by
the Queen Amos railroad officials to say that
the railroad squabble spoken Of last week by the
Smyrna TINES never took place. There was
some disagreement between lLa two companies
IN regard to the use of the Queen Anne's track
by tie Kent company, but nothing amounting to
ssquabble.
Tho Same authority is reliably Informed that a
proposition has been made by the Western
Union Telegraph Company in regard to running
and the probability ia the line will be built in
al, 81,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

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$4,000 ~. or,ron .o.ua tvo mr. thrse weeks
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isAvin6 " Out IN toe oolu, ~"o securing mar
monious unioa OF 'ao Western ano oou'heit
Demoetacy' VINO "ooa iooAea w. III any e'eu'
70 elect sns nominee TOT PRESIDENT
This scheme OF mr.. MORRISON may DC con
oluded, wa iofmed mo oeve'opoo oeioie Nc OK
plaaned IL 10 kinoiy' ~ Wa SnoWn Al t''o COIN
oinanon tnat elec'ea mr. hsfr speaker anu
the 0ommAseos Whcn ne APpolh'eo' WHO'S
ehaarmAnsmps were a'sttou'eo' WIN eh'fsoiai
nary savorstasm' 70 the soueh ana "es'' ana
the softmooey democrats OF fehhssNahia
now England got epsoiute'y mummy NC" 1ofl
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
WILMINGTON. DILL
1NmRoAAy, HeAv0Asy -, ISIS.

HOWARD II. JENKINS, WILMER ATKINSON
FRANCIS G. FERRIS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

II arrangements are not made this week, SAYS
the Reading Edg'e, Dir. LvretS viii go to Ithaca,
N. Y, to pitch for that club. He has several
other tlattering Offers. Another player has an
opportunity to go to Wilmington, another to
Dayton, Ohio, another to Harrisburg, another
to Philadelphia, and others to other places. This
will break up base ball matters here, and Read
ing will lose its place the leading amateur
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

In the Babcock trial at st. Louis Monday
Judge Porter made the closing argument for the
defence. His speech which WAS most exhsus-
tive in the eXamns alton Of all the testimony, &C.
cupied the entire day. At the close the court
adjourned. Colonel Dyer will close for the
prosecution to-day, and the case will probably 60
to the Jury this evening.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
billiards.

MArcH FOE THE cHAMProNsHIP OF AMERICA.
Assoosstad Pres Special 1s,ersm.
NEW YoRx, Feb. 2S.
A billiard match has boon arranged for the
diamond cue, emblematic Of the four-ball cham
pionship Of America, and q, 600 between A. y.
Rudolphe and Gyrille Dion. The contest will be
1000 points up and will be played on Collen-
der table
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

Small empty bags are to be distributed among
the farmers along the line OF the Philsdelphia
and Reading Railroad, with the request that they
will be filed with the choicest grains, each
Pile to be marked with the number Of pounds to
the bushel bushels to the acre, and the name
and residence Of the producer. They will ali
then be collected and shown at the Centennial
~ the Reading Railroad cereal exhibit.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
Miss Cus h IN nn,s Fortune.

A Boston dispatch states that the estate
Of the late Charlotte Cushman 10 valued
At 100000. This is = very large sum
to accumulate by personal efforts on the
stage without resorting to theatricAl manage
ment, but it must be considered that for many
years Miss Cushman has not played for less
than $500 night, and that she sometimes re-
CaiYad mora.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
singular Cause, of Death.

A very strange death WAS that OF George
Lord Of West Roxbury, the other day. He get
= piece of meat in his throat, and was in fair
way to choke to death, when doctor pulled it
out with his finger. Then q current Of air be
gan to circulated between the skin and flesh,
putting the man up, even to his fingers and
toes, and causing him intense pain. He soon
died, after which his body resumed its normal
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

II you don't see, 1t is mainly your own fault be-
cause by procuring pair Of the justly celebrated
Diamond Spectaces you can so improve fsiliDg eye
sgh a. to see clearly thenceforth. Every pair has
the trademark Of small diamond.
For sale In Wilmington by b. y, Clark,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
Maryland Politics,

THE RhpuBLIoAN STATE CONVENTION F1xlD FOB
FREDLRICK.
Associated Pres Special Tslegrdm.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 23.
The Republican State Central Committee have
called = Republican State Convention to meet
at Frederick City, May 4th to select delegates to
the National Republican Convention.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
Death Of MIN. II. Reed,

William B. Reed, formerly Of Philadelphia,
died in New York city on Saturday morning,
aged TO- He occupied prominent position IN
Philadelphia politics, a. = Wing, but became =
Democrat in 1856, and President buchanan sent
him AZ Minister to China He has been an edi-
torial writer for the New York World for some
years.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

At Reading, Pa, an effort has been made to
upset shertf's sale for a reason which is en-
tirely novel-st least to all Delswareans. Tie
sales are made in the Sheriff's office, which is
not large enough to accommodate the attend
ants, and in this particular case it was claimed
that all the bidders could not get in. The court
stated that proof of this fact would upset the
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
RAN man Resu - psion.

THE ABBOTT COMPANY ABOUT TO START UP AGAIN,
Assocssted Press Special 1slegvsw.
BALrIkoaE, Feb. IS.
Tie rail mills Of the Abbott Iron Company
Canton, after . stoppage of some months, will
resume operations on the 1st prox., on orders
for new rails, which it will require number Of
weeks to complete. More than = thousand ap-
plications for work have already been made on
the announcement OF this starting up.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

Two families returning from church. about
eight miles from Indianapolis, on Sunday night,
became involved in . quarrel, and George and
John Howery, brothers, aged respectively 10
and "a years, were stabbed to death. while their
father and James Groom were fatally stabbed.
There has been . feud between them and the
.kAnokinU
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

THEIR RkPoRTKD WILLINGNESS TO ACCRFT BAYNKis
FINANCIAL VIEWS.
Associated Pvess Special telegram.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS.
1t was said by some Western members of the
National Democratic Committee, yesterday, that
the financial platform which will be prepared BY
the House Caucus Committee, based on Repre-
sentative Bayne's bill, will be such that the
Democracy can safely present 1t to tho Western
voters,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
Maryland and the Centennial.

The Maryland House Of Delegates, Thursday,
passed m appropriation, after much fillibuster.
ing to defeat it, Of $25.000. to the Centennial,
Tue Senate also passed . similar bill Appropria
ting $4,000. Efforts will at once be made to.
wards = reconciliation Of the difference between
the two Houses.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
Neyvupxpor Nuit Wtlhdrawn.

Tho suit Of E1-Gov. Groome. Comptroller
Woolford and Treasurer Compton against tho
Baltimore American for libel WAS yesterday dis.
missed In the Court of Common Pleas by con-
sent of all the parties. Each party paid its own
onAka
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
A GRIP. Tongue cut OFF.

At Cincinnati, a little daughter Of Mrs. Eliza
Wagner, while playing stuck her tongue through
the crack Of door, when other children sudden
ly closed the door, cutting two-thirds Of her
tongue completely oil.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
Another suspen.Ion In virginia,

Tho Powhattan Iron Company, operating on
the James river in Virginia, and Of which Gen.
W. F. BARTLETT Of Massachusetts, is president,
has officially notified its creditors Of suspen-
sion Of payment Of said company. They allege
y one Of the causes of their failure the suspen.
sion Of the lrsdegar works at Richmond.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

The nomination Of Hon. Godlove 3. Orth for
Governor of Indiana by the. Republicans of that
State, will prove, We think fortunate selection.
Mr.. Orth made fine record in Congress, and is
especially popular with the German element of
his State.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

The result OF the French elections to the
Chamber Of Deputies, on Sunday, is oyerwhclm.
ingly favorable to the Republicans and Gambet-
ia is to-day substantially the leader Of France.
The disastrous overthrow Of all elements of op.
position to the Republic has caused that fusty
ministerial manager, NJ. Buffet, to resign his pc
sition-a great blessing to his country.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
sulphur Explosion.

ONE MAN KILLED AND ANOTHER FATALLY WOUNDED.
Associated Press Special telegram.
PorTsvnLE, Pa, Feb. 2S.
A fatal explosion Of sulphur occurred in King
Co.'S colliery, at Lewellyn, this morning,
which killed Adam Sherman, and fatally injured
John Harris. 1t is thought this sulphur was
ignited by the lamps which the miners were
carrying.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

Senator Christiancy's bride, although always
poor girl, has let millions of dollars slip
through her fingers. western paper says she
was q Countess, too. She was 4 clerk in the
Trea ,ury Department, you know.
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educational.
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NT A, REYNOLDS,

" A. I'VE NVAOo'
In old quarters. Largo airy rooms in second story
hcClRry building, near 9Th and Market streets, WILL
mlngton, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
Spefial 9pttfes.
To PhyslciAns.
"CACHGrs DE- PAIN"
FOR RENDERING THE MOST BITTER NRDI.
CINES TASTKLESs,

These Cachets are made Of simple -four paste and
adapted to substances In powder form they dis
solve very readily In the stomach thereby allowing
the contents to act At once. They are prepared q
the physician requires them, therefore the contents
are fresh material. The most nauaeous and b,tter
medicines - Quinne, Aloes, etc., - well q those
Of unpleasant odor. like Assafetads can be taken
with perfect comfort BY the most sensitive patient
the taste aud smell being perfectly and eoNsplstslt
disguised. To be up with the requirements Of the
times aud the demands Of our customers we have
supplied ourselves with the requisite apparatus fol
neatly and expedittously NIL nc and preparing
physician and patient.
,. BRIN0HURST CO.,
APOTHRCARll
N, W. Cor, Sixth and MARKET Sta, Wilmingtoo,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
DUGBY ACADEMY.

u UGBY ACADEMY.
A SkLKCT ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, AND COL
MERCIAL INSTITUTE.
MAsONlC IEMPLE, WILMINGTON, DEL.
SAMUEL W. MURPHY A. n n. D., PRINCIPAL.
Assisted by experienced Instructors In the peyerSi
departments Of the school,
WINTER TERM BEGINS MONDAY, Die 6rH.
For catalogues apply to BoughmAn, Thomas 10.
mAr4-ly
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
The rwcn,5-second In Wilmington.

| NO GENERAL oDsf RyASCE OF THE DAY-THE BANKS
CLosTD BUT BUSINESS OTHERWISE uNISTER-
| HurrEp-LAsr NIGHTS PAgADE-pIspLAys OF
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
Eaton Institute,

Kennett Square, Chester County, Pa
Fall term will commence 9th Mo-, 18th. -Four Sos
slOns per year of 10 weeks each. Terms-A per
week, payable at close OF each session. Books fur
nished or rented at option OF pupil. Inquire for Cir
culaIg OF RYAN T. SWAYNR,
SALALIE W. SWAYNR,
pr1n
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

Attorney General Pierrepont said to-day that
he had no reason to believe that the President
would ask for the resignation of Secretary Bris-
tow, or that the latter would tender it, Wash
ington Dispatch to he Baltic American.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

Tho Bostonian u TOO esthetic to GROSS his
limbs In . horse oa1
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
Acqu initial OF sl,aish

THE JuRy DECLARE HIN NOT GUILTY.
Associated Press Special Telegram.
JoHNsTowN, N. Y, Feb %.
Fred Smith, who has been on trial here, some
days, for tho murder Of Yost, was, to-day do
olaretl not guilty.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

Sentimental bank robber 'With all thy
vaults love thee still"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
TElEaRAM8.


$SO. GOO. WORTH or pAnAon wnouoHr, LAST
NE0UT.
Assosiased Press Apsotai 1sAsrsM.
CINCINNATI, Feb. -.
Tho building owned by ]. H. BAnning o.,
and occupied by them - planning mill, and by
W. g. Dunn / Co., and Fred Thusinger. manu-
facturers of furniture, was burned. last night,
with all it, machinery. Scanning Co.'s loss y
eco, 900 Dunn L Co. loss %. 900 Thusinsss's
loss $4,000, q
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
Collision In the English CHANNEL.

BRIaANTINE RUN DOWN BY THE sTEANsHIP
AwITZERLAND.
Assoeiated Press Special telegram.
LONDON, Feb. IS.
The steamship Sutherland, from New York
for Antwerp, while steaming up the Channel,
yesterday, ran down aud sunk the brigantine
Hero, of Fokestone. -Four Of the Hero's crew
were drowned. The Switzerland WAS unhurt
and proceeded on her voyage.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

EMMA WORRELL,
~ Teacher OF
LITERATURE, HISTORY AND KINDRED
BRANCHES.
WIN receive pupils slngly in classes, at her res
idence novbtf 500 TATNALL ST.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

McAQ DRRKR'S EXTRA EARLY. - Fairly
EMO Beam, Tomato. Corn, Cucumber, and al
other sesds for Market Gardeners, Families, DC.
Send Stamp for Drssvs Garden Calendar tbr 1870,
st., PHILADELPHIA, PA. [febi0l1wl
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

II Secretary Bristow ia to be attacked indirect
ly by movement against his able and efficient
subordinate, Major Wilson, the Solicitor OF the
Treasury, it is to be hoped and expected that
the President Mill repel this assault as we are
sure he will that on the Secretary. Major Will
son has done his duty well; he has conducted the
details Of the whiskey prosecutions with the
greatest ability; il he were to be removed, for
that reason, through Ring Vaccinations, it
;ould be sad chapter in the Republics history
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

The correspondent Of the New York Times
sends very encouraging news from Washington
and states most sensibly the results that would
follow 30 suicidal move Is the displacement Of
Secretary Bristow. II the Republicans care tt
carry New Hampshire, first, aud the other doubt.
full States afterward they will pray that no sucl
disaster ~ that may fall upon them.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

OVERWHELMING SUCCESS OF THE REPUBIICAN ohN
DIDATEs-6AMBETTA MASTER OF THE SITUATION
WHAT WILL FOLLOW.
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cor. TILDEN's PEDIGREE.
The Ancestry OF the Rcformrr Traced Back
seven hundred Years.

The Tlldeus, or Tyldens (as usually writ
ten IN England) are OF very ancient kentish
origin. Sir Richard TYlden lived Ia the reiens
OF Henry H. and Richard I. He was Seneschal
to Hugh de Lacy. constable Of Chester during
the reign Of Henry ii. From his arnorIl bear
ings 1t appears that his ancestors had in ermar-
RED with tho family Of FNzlugh, Baron and
Lord II Malpis and nephew OF Hugh Lupies,
nrst Norman ri OF Chester, ammo 1910; also
With the Crieves Of Mont'l.
From this ancestor the records show an unin
torrupted line Of descent through seven hun
dred years, and embrace the names Of m any dts
tinguished families, sucn as the Cotgreaves, Yer
mons Gamuls, Coopers de Elton. Camdens. and
Auchmutys. There were SIR Henry. Sir J Ohm,
and Sir Thorn TYiden during those early Plan
tagenet reigns-worthy gnignts by the record
aud a Sir William rilden in the time Of L iward
Ill, who fought in the van Of the En2li.h
army, commanded by Lord james Audley. un-
der the Black Prince, at the battle Of Poictiers,
IN France, ammo 1898.
The English records continue on through the
times Of the rudors and stuaris, aud into the
reiRns Of the present royl family, bringing us
20 the de tn OF SIR john Maxws Tylden AZ his
manor house, Milsted, near Stttenbpurne, Kent,
IN My, 1863 SIR John had oeen Lieutenant
Colonel Of the Flfty second Foot mad 8 rived
In the british army In South Amertc at the
oanture of uontsyiden and HIsnos Avres IN
he Peninsul n war, In In ia, At the capture OF
Java, aud at the battie of New Orleans. lie W A.
knignted In 1872 At the install AtiOn OF tue
knights OF the Is tn IN IN tyeir.
1ne lyldens mad anciently rye possessions
In Brenchly, Otterden, Bsdenden. Kensington,
Timpnden, Tenterden, NJ .rden, Eltuam, X DIS
IN indh IN, rOrrv Hin, and I'VE.
In the reign of James |. portion of the fam
Nv removed into Sussex; and one OF It, me u
bers &, "reformer' emigrated t. Amerc D.,
founding the family OF rilden III the United
States. He landed at Plym luth from tie sap
i, lJineu
gentlemen, all from the county OF Kent, laid
out and founded the town Of scituate prior
to 1928.
In Deans History Of Scitnate." published In
Boston, 1881, Nathaniel lilden and his nine as
sociites are thus eulO-iZ sd " The earliest
founders OF tins settlement were men of dis.
tlnguished education ana easy fortune, VINO
had left In Engl II homes altogether enviaole
save IN he IN utter If religious toieratipn. lhev
were the men OF Kent. celebrated IN English
history as IN N Of galldntrv, LOYALTY, and courtly
m nners. aud had been accustomed 10 the ele-
gancies Of life m the mother country. II was q,
natural and IN VOl ianle consequence that In
this wilderness "A less polished race shuuii sue
coed an vet many Of these fitDers survived
the darkest period OF the colony, and gave =,
lasting impression Of their manners to pos
tefity.'
From such ancient and honorable stock,
through eight generations OF sturdy American
ancestry, - desc 'uded Stmuel j. iiiden, q v
ernOr OF NeN York ma Democratic candidate
for President OF the Uni ed States.
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DunbaTs wife listened to "A long political
dis ussion while rlllng down town yesterday
morning. and AT dlnner she TeharAed 10 her
husband:
well, eight or nine days more will decide
this election
"lna measure" was his guarded replv.
"Im awful Glad," sue continued. You com
meuced gong uut nights about lhe lstot MAJ en-,
aud you've kcpt II up ever since. III be- one
have cheerful n,e-, games, comtor,, Ind--'
Charlotte sOlvmuiy interrupted tne nus
band, "taut you understand tnis thtn-f Inc
election viii occur on tue 1tn proXimo, of
coarse. Af,rr that date must hello count ~
tue returns, verli them, put oar CiGD, IN Tram
Lax for tue next campaign, examine the lies uf
the opposition, aud 50 fOrtn and II ma' h. next
AprIl before 1 get through. Iou g. usi have
- thence, Tor everything II working al night"
nat could she do but burst into tears2
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From NE Dnnlg Room MiJdsne.
AT church sat wit m her pew,
Pew
hut tncre / heard
No pinus word
saw alone her eye 4 blue
saw her bow her hoa =, gracious.
Gracious
the cuOir slnx,
The or an rang
And seemed TO Mi the OuiliIAS spacious.
could not hear the G soel Law
q Law
My future nrii
Wa. b. my eidH-
found all else migity DOral
And when pealed forth the organs thunder
q Thunder
] nXeI ul ttrs
In mute surprise,
On her, whose beauty Nasa wund'r
To me that maiden was m9st dear
O Drarl
AMI sle Vas nine,
Jnf too divine
For human words TO picture here,
Her love seemed Ike prayer to bless me
q bless tur
Re ore sac cimn
MY NE was tame.
MY rafest JOYS could out O.prcas mo
The service done, we sought tle shore,
q Shore
And ncrc we walked,
Ana sadly talked
More sady talked thau e'er before.
thought she was the ype ~ goodness.
q GOuuncss
Bn' ON that diY
| heard her say
Plain words, whose Neri tone was RI lenes'.
We strayed beyond the tide.mills dam
q Dam
She Jitedme,
Ana now SEQ
That woman 4 love Ii all shamt
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ALnw-Abidiu. FEMME Ci,izrn,

Yesterday afternoon, Il little old lady,
wrapped Win blanket snlwls almost to sun pea
ton, stepped on from one Of the ferry boats aud
aupch ed des'rnn. Of etyiewing some person.
A. there were no bandLoXrs. baskets, or nundles
visible the Custom House officials paid no at
tentlun 10 her unli alter she h,d fingered on tine
wharf for fully hall an hour. Al last ON or
Thompson inquired II she was luoklug for any
person, ana she replied that She had been max
ing some purchases across the river, aud want ed
some uf the Government chaps To Inspect the
goods" Mr.. Thompson offered To perform the
service, when he was grattod with "a view 81
two kittens whose eyes were not Yet oUeu. SUI.
bee 1t 10 say, NO duty Vas depaaded.
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demands nm examin ltion Of the candidates on
their quahnc tiuns, Sigfried was appointed
without any examination over the heads oi men
tnentIy uualIle1 for tue place, and WITHIN a
few months OF his appointment he iuSpecied
Get " culliery boilers, rronouncinR them saie,
that burst up sky iieh within two dN5. lie
now ENJOYS the Office as sinecure, craving tue
ia fees. and emplo,ing a man to do the work 20
about 500 DER month. ! his ~ the way Iinttrahit
rewards his friends who COMPROMISED thelr
standing in society By conspiring with Is uther
friends, the Molly Maguires, Tor political pur-
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Mrs Frank Tracy, formerly Miss Agnes Ethel.
the actress Is 10 start for Europe Thursday
Her physician has ordered the rin OF ssv.
ing her life, Ahch Is euuinxered by serious Illness.
SIN ner retirement from IN stt{e she h,s been Nv
Ing with her wealth. husband In BufIo.