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HEN sLEIsM oOMING TO GRIEF.
A Fereshadowtng oil tue Inevitable Fate Of
the Luxerne County Ring.

WuKEsBARRE, Pa, uly There Is more
tribulatioD for the disciples of Kcmble in this
part OF State. Members Of the LuzerDe county
Ring, who have been SO long pecuiatiDg from
the public treasury. begin 10 realize their peril.
Processes arc multiplying against them, and
almost every day brings to light some new and
unexpected disclosure Of their wrong dong.
Since nv last letter, George N. Nagle. former
clerk for our County Commissioners and pres
ent clerk OF the City Council. has been arrest ed
charge of Irregularities IN the Com issioners'
nffice, and his case ~ said TO look extremely
back. GersOaohvr, the atsconding ex-COunty
Commissioner, returned from Canada ON Mon
day. aud was immediately required TO give
bond- IN $1,000 tor his appear nee at the Sep
TEMPER term. +. q. Coon. one OF tue County
Auditors, was taken into custody the other day
on cnalge Of general malfeasance IN auoitin9 the
accounts SUD tilted To the board. He gave bail
IA 5000. Edward Cluster. the defaLlting
Coun,y treasurer, w1O was IN Harrisburg on
Monday, gave oail In $4,000 Tor this ap sarancs at
tue comiue term. So much for tue incumbent
Lnzerne county tLn2 thieves.
Unfortunately, n this county, the big rogues
nave way uf delayinR the course OF justice.
otary. is unuer indictment for forging, IN alter
lug and hutiating elecion returns yet Bis
case has been hanging In the courts for nearly
Year. r. A. Beainish. IA scranton poll ,ician, who
" Sergeant-at Arms OF the State House of
Represent ,tlyes, and VINO Is talked OF Ms can
III ate tor Go igress IN Colings's di- trict, mas
uiIDaged 10 clog the wheels OF Justice for NJ, rly
two years In the matter Of elnbezzling money
entrusted to his keeping as Treas urer OF scnVol
boiL.
kemblei-m seems to have become epidemic
ali over Penn -ylvdni, he Developments OF "A
few months past show that IL mas a Tackled
county treasurers / All alarming extern, and
tut much Of the money Tor licenses mas beeR
divided up 30 as TO hnd It's WY into the
pocAets ~ those custooians of public moneys,
and by them divided with their coufede rates IN
the State lreasury Department. An Investiva-
ton his been begun Oy tn = stale authorities ,
and all the At cou1tv treasurets, as far back
AS the law can reacn, are to De required to venfy
their accounts win the Commonwealth. A
Rood luck wili nave IL. Couruight aud Gun~ter
OF tins county will have the 81 ate To deal with
Instead of our llca courts, AMI II Is certain thai
they cannot escape puni,ument.
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Wheeling Into Line.

ALBANY, July 6.-Ex Attorney GENERAL Pratt.
who has been ranke the dsan ctel anu Iilden
Democrats appeared At the State Hail to-day At the
meeting OF the Can =. Board In reply 10 Inquire he
SAID that the Democratic ticket. In his oplulon was
going TO win with rush Thu Republicans had aebarred
tue Democrats IRON going with them ag,ilst Tden Oy
nominating ueAet watch represents Tie perpetuauon
nc4as were solns ior liiaeA. lie said tnAt ne sr
hAd ptvn imY rcated Oy the Governor ana his ricnds
leel cunelJ, rdblY nksrleved over n, amr certain
adaptations OF delefalrs VA cUuny 10 ~. Louis
were matt ~ about " ich tuer a I'D de OF al
iSelhs Out ne hAd f0u'c neary everywhere aiuo Z
hitse eoile marty auL, SION ~ tne uCAet. Even
tommy iAlet he uAdcrst .Vu, faYpr'uR thr uckt
"a, uSn he Was now under iuuctmont at tue hAus OF
the loader NJ u He b"Lcyed that There would NJ
serlOu volt among tnose who had most strongly Op
posed the Governor,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-08

The value OF SILVER continues to decline
all over the world. AT London II Ia said to have
been worth only forty-seven pence an ounce
Yesterday; but the Times declares that 1.-THE
silver market becomes more and more depressed
and 30 extremely unsettled that no quotations
can be given" This being SO, II is evident that
the bills now before Congress to initiate the cur
rency by an issue OF twenty millions of silver, In
which the dollar 10 really TO DO worth about
sevsnty-slx GEMS, OUGHT not to pass Green
backs worth eiRhiy-elght eenss on tho dollar
are great deal better for The peeple than silver
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The Army of Omceholders.

When Gen. GRANT became President In
1869, the offioeholders on the civil list OF
the United States numbered b4,2W. In
1875, according to the last Biennial Reg
lister, they aggregated @.1lo. being an In
crease of forty thousand In round numbers
during six years, or nearly an average OF
seven thousand every year. All the de-
partmonts shared in these spois; and n
comparison OF the figures at the close Of
the war with those at the advent of Grant
ism, aud then with those Of the year 1876,
presents astounding results, as will be seen
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THE MAN VINO rs LOOKING At US.
An Event thai sent Two Com issioners Ely.
inx 20 Biaek weii's Isiand.

Dom Pedro de AIcantara went TO the once Of
the Commissioners OF Charities aud Correction on
Thursday morning, and asKed Tor paes 10 yist tie
Institutions On lho isiaads. His companion was Dr.
hanza Fonts, the physician to tho imperial family.
hener gentleman Was Jgnlzel oy tnr officers wac
deal Out pas Is. the Emperor ami his physician en-.
red their carriage and drove to the foot " East
iweht-s KIN street, anu tivn LOOK tne 1880 GOAT
bIAckweus island. Wnlie thcy were lnclr our OF
ihspsctOn some one recogIIz gnem, and there was
instantly CONSEQUENT hurry AiuOnK keepers. Trlt
grams hrie sent ~ the CulnssiOuerH' hce aud to
MAYOR Wicdhan. The tall COMMISSIONER Cox VA tie
hTst Ia sIl tor Tue Island. lie was iOiOWed by the
taiier PresldeAt Brenuan. fhe Commissioners found
th" lnunacn anu nj. modest physician surveying the
penitenlIAry. Dom Pe0ro pOhtely saId u Iol morn
la grnte,nen " rne CommlsslOners moppel tuelr
tdNes with Large handNerc lefs, nj ne herOr kept
np oOnst-Bt nre VI questions. Tue parry waIks
ed. -S ~N-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-08

News WAS received here yesterday by
steamer 1ybee thai Gen. FRANCISCO V. AGUI-
LERA. Gen. RAFAEL QUEsADA, X. LAMA, Foo.
LUIS AGuILEltA. ana some Others who attempted
To- reach Cuba, had trrived II Puerto Plata, San
DOMINGO. The steamer In which they sailed for
Cub. broke down, II appears, and had TO be left
at some place In the Caribbe4n sea, until the
required NJ achineIy can be forwarded from here.
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ls Tweed In CanRdat


FTOW VIC bTFIIaN toIUTHOIl At1HdarI.
Our quiet little town was thrown into n
sta.e OF excitement by the appearance OF Buss
L weed IN our MIDST. lie arrived here about 1870
yesterday morning. accompanied by two ~ ntie-
men. they having come over ftom Port Towns
END IN as II onat. lney ullssed the North Pa
cihc on Mond ~ and chartered "a SAL BOAT, ex-
pectIng 10 arrive In time 10 Itch the steamer
Enterprise tor New Mestminster, and proceed
tueDce by st Re TO Burrard lnlet, take ge In
IN outward bound shiI for South America. lie
b Disappeared. md, II Is sand, left on the tug
ETA White or N4nhmO. whence no viii proceed
~ BuIrard Inlet.
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We are very glad to see the statement
coptradicted that Judge DAVID DAVIS Is OPP
posed to Gov. ILDEs. As the Judge himself
had some idea OF receiving the omination " hicn
wSs conferred upon the Governor at Ct. Louis,
It is only decorous and gent manly that he
should carefully refrain from any public express
sion against his successful competitor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-08

Republican President has dismissed VAR
YAM In turn. Thus BABoocK's enemies are
punished, while official honesty is enoour-
aged, and civil service reform lie anew
illustrated by President GRANT.
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The Geographioal Society is about 70 hold a
reception OF ~ unusual character. The Emperor OF
Brazil Dr. frrBKhAHs, the great Eeogrs pheIi Or.
hoRDEEsKJoLD, tho Afrosn traveller and Dr.
BEAkspT. the Central Amt rcan eihn oogst are all TO
be received at once Judge DAILY the Presiaant Of ellis
excellent society, 10 aeeultomed 60 weieaae dis
unguished strangers u its meetings but he has never
fore had zach number OF celebrated men With such
solid foun datons for their celebrity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-08

DAILY AND SUNDAY, 90 cents Inc, ordinary adser-
stins barge type 10 cents and preferred posltions'
DO cents to $3.50. according to classification.
WrrKLY-bO cents me no extra charge for large
bpe Preferred posltions from % cents 10 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-08

On Friday last Col. Clark w. Thompson
sold TO An English cOiouv OF about seventy Ian
llies 500 acres Of nd surrounding this town, a
large portion OF which uas Isen wing iule for
pne ume. sm II part OF the opony will DO
ere within lew DAYS, having arrived III Now
TX city on ,tur ay Las. lhe rest will arrivo
IN October and November next, They propose
engaging princIpaIly N STOCK raising and the
making OF butter aud cheese.
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The st. Louis platform is a document of
extraordinary value. We do not member any
other political platform 10 which so much sound
and fundamental principle was set forth. IL
srould he read aloud at every meeting Of the op-
ponents Of Grantism and friends OF Reform.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-08

CUSTER was O man OF a nervous, active
temperament, ohafed under idleness. and util-
lied all his time. As writer he displayed I'M
usual ability, and In a time when lanRuor aud
apathy overpread the army, he was always
alert and ambitious.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-08

Gen. JAMES w. SINGLETON. q prominent Ill
nuis Dem nat ana delegate TO he st. Louis Oonyen-
ton, repudiates tAe nOnln. tl0n VI 1IIDKE
SINGLETON is that sort OF man commonly
described as dead beat. The patty that he
leaves Is benefited, and the party he joins dam
aged by the fact
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-08

ALBANY, July The Canal Board has adopt
ed a resolution that the toll sheet adoptUi May ~ for
lateral canals. be modified follows, The tolls
~heat, grain. oats, barley ana upon the Che
mango Valley Cana I'll ~ De the same as gu the Ere
Canal The tOle on authrheitu coal be at rate
OF 20 mills DER thousand ieat tde tolls the HlaNN
River canal on boards, vi nkh, railroad les scanthng
and sawed unbor shall the mis- per ~ IL
IOT each 90 feet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-08

The present position OF affairs in Cuba,
and the extent OF the authority of the Republican
INSURGENTS are very strikIngly lllustr ted IN the
oficlal order from the Cuban War Departm ent,
which We publish to-day.
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with impunity, hardly q stones throw
from the ONCE OF The sUS-thc advocate
OF religious liberty and Of the mild and
benignaut doctrines Of Christianity.
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To Ciergymcn, Churches. and Religions
Meetings.

Advertisements of religious services, and
meetings for religious purposes, held on Sun
day, will be Inserted UitlloH chdrge In the
Eunday edition OF Tue SUN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-08

THIS weeks number OF the Illustrated Weekly
MAKING NJ Jss rsr!Sp Aeors fs,psls AaoreIs,
Adeler Notes on New York Uharaoters,@ BY II. H.
MIksi New York Minor PVets" by pr. Fuller
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snhacription ItRte..

DLnY "a pages). BY NAH. 55c. month, or 5000
sJear, postpaid, with sund y edition, s7.70.
SUNDAY Is pagesl, 81. 30 per year. postpaid
WEEKLY % pages, 81 10 per yeai postpaid
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CUSTER was superb horseman, and
never was la his proper element except when
spurred and mounted. lie will long DO remem-
bered as our intrepid cayairyman.
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We shall SEQ whether any one claiming
to be . leader Of the Germans can lead the Ger
mans to stand up for Grantism and vote agaipst
Roform.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-08

Ono OF the romantic characters In the
history Of Americi will DO CUSTER His career
furnishes theme for o poet.
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worth only seventy-six. For the bonanza Ben
stors II may be desirable to make q market for
twenty millions OF this deprecated metal, but
for the people Il "a the opposite Of desirable.
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The hessre. HARPER have just published
cir Hdad BookJor 7iars!as IN EHrole ana ne Esss
usTe IL Is much more volnaai nons and yaisaole than
any previous edition. There v no better hand book
sor travellers TO b. had
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-08

Academy 81 Musie-R'mso ard Juiist
Fewery Theatre BLACK Eyed sa'.a.
finh Avenue Theatre Paw. Matinee
cr-ers's Garden Gilmore, Bsad
Kelly A l. one Mirstreis -fsd 1t ne" cas-
oIy-pis Theatre Hump'y Dsmp,r h.uns.
Psrl Theatre vSs,y.
Tony Pastors New Tbcatrc-varis,y hs,ns>
Union =, ssre 1heair Fan Ia sTos
MslIseL'. Theatre -MxAu DoliAn
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Hud.on Cona,y's Wenitb.

The assessors of Hu son County, N j., have
made their returns 10 tho County board OF ADporto on.
ment. SHOW ng tue foloSinx result Ia the prlncipL
places
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Total for County. .sS5 0dS.62i t770O57i Sg3Alylg1
The valuation show shrnkage Of one NIL ION dol.
lars IN personal, and sight Increase In OF
tGs. SOC 80. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-13
Naugatuck Railroad.

commencing December 18th. 1875, t. ains will, O leave LII 1UHFIELD STATION as follows {: 7lO A. M,-Freght Train for Bridgeport. 7S4 A. M.-Passenger train for Bridaonort .pd New Haven (thrCugh car), connect
 Ing at Brid"epU0t W tn !ocal Express
 train to New York Az'4o r. M'-fassenger train for Bridgeport,
 connecting with Lightning Fxpress
 train foI New York, arriving at 5.10
 P: m connecting at Derby for New
 Haven (through caI) ++o N M--MlIk tram NIth passeI gel ear altatlu ed
 connecting at Bridgeport With SN- press train to New lolk, also with
 steamboat leaving Bildgrpurt at II
 r. In. tSatus days tAttIttG) On
 Sundays, milk Iain leaves Eiidgc-
 port iur Wan tel st 100 .. m. re.
 turning leave WinsteG at 400 L.t,i- field B D. m Tickets sold and baggage checked 10 Calaan and Albany vis Wns;ed. l0.5S A. M.-Milk train forWiEstcd Ni,l na,sc,-
 sercar attached, count ntctirg At Wa
 to bury with train from Hartford bt
 "lnsicd, for. Caraau, Mil, rtuI aId
 Albany. l2.45 P. M.-- For Wins ed 46 F. M.--Treght train-for Wirsted. TAI P M.- For Winstet.
 .wATEKTOwN ,t WATERBURY r.R Trains leave Watcrtcwn at 7.;s0 A N.. add I G5 P. M, connecting with passenger trains tr New Yoik and Hartford
 Lea,e ' ateyhur at II 70 ?. m ard C.:5p. "a, on arrival of traIns from New lulA. Fenn's stage to ard Eom Iiirbfeld conLerts with all passenger trains af IitcLErld >tafi,n Th"mes' stage fer Gctatthem and horIis leaves WatertoNh iGlly. Stages for Woodbury, Harwintun, O,is. Cole brook, and Goshen connect with le.IU q. h. tram from bridgeport A Ssconnt of cents made to Passengers par- chasing Tickets at the Orhrc
 GEO. w. BEACH, Superintendent. Bridgeport. Dec. -th 1875
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-13

Catarrh is a common disease,-so con-
 mon that snuffing, splitting, and blowing of the nose, meets us at every turn on the street. There is the highest medical au- ,ority for stating that with fully one-half, if not two thirds, of those affl.ctel with Consumptlono of the Lupgs,s the disease c 1mmefees as CatarrlI in the noseor head. the next step being to the throat and bronchial tubes lastly tn the lungs
 How important then to give early and prompt attention to a Catarrh To cure this loathsome disease correct the systen, by using Dr. Pierces G ,Iden Medical Discovery, which tones it mp cleanses the blood, and heals the diseased glands by specific influence upon them and to as- sist, use Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy with Dr. Pierce's Nasal Douche 'nhis is the only way to reach the upper and back cavities where the discharge comes from No danger from this treatment, and it IS pleasant to use. The two medieint s with ins :rument are sold by dealers in medi cines. ss%
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-13
CLIPPINGS.

If men would set good examples they might hatch better habits.
 The most popular beverage for single ladies this year IS pop
 There is no moral censor SO keen and SO pure as politician out of office.
 Chinese mandarlns wear six inch finger nails, stained like tortoise shell.
 The good of mans life cannot be measured by the length of his funeral pro- cession.
 There is nothing so hard. in the break ing away of d-m as This swear and tear. --Kerald
 Entrapped-There is no special style of engraving engagement rings. A spiders web, with fly in it, is very pretty de- vice. ;.
 There are ten widowers. in. the United States senate. When they pass the treas ury building they hear musical murmurs of ''So noble looking" ''Such a boyish walk"
 Lucy Hooper is of the opinion that the great need of Paris is a large Yankee pop uldIIOu- pcCplo WHO get OuG Ol nelr USuS and begIn business before ten o'clock ill the morning.
 "John Henry," said his wife, with stony severity, ''I saw you coming out of sa- loon this afternoon "Well, madam" :" replied the obdurate John. "you wouldn't have me stay in there would you?'
 A prominent broker had on his office door the following interesting legend:- 'H you owe me and cannot pay me em- ploy some one who wants to owe me, as he can find me in thirty minutes. 4 young married man who talkt d | about Tom and Jerry" in his sleep, the other night, told his wife next morning, upon being called upon for an explana- tion, that Tom and Jerry were very warm friends of his, and she seemed sat- isied. 4 Missouri youth stole the money where ith to pay his marriage fee, was locked mp for the theft and his bride eloped with a chap who owned a pair of oxen, three pigs and silver-plated tobac- It is a blessed thing to own a ladder. There is rarely but one man in neigh | borhood who owns ladder, and if it was a brigade of regular troops he could not be more generally feared aud respected. Nobody ever thinks of making an enemy ol the man who owns ladder.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-13

At NEW MILFORD. Judge McMahon has moved his law office to the room over c.. c. Noble < Son, and has now the pleas antest office in town-Wm.. Green has sold his farir at Marbledale and purchas- ed of I, B, Bristol the property formerly owned by Mir, Schumacher, on South Maln-St Capt. Briggs sent to Dr. Gle mans and H. Noble couple of alliga- tors They came on Monday. but one was dead when they arrived and the other lived but day or tAo.-Wm. Brinsmade, formerly with Fuller & Hoyt, is now with Wm. Allen.-Lawrence Northrop moves his store this week to his house at the foot of South Main St.-Ray.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-13
MISCELLANEOUS,

Nilsson will probably return to the United States in October.
 Mir. Dana's rejection, under the tenure of office act, leaves General Schenck still minister to England.
 2 One cent per bushel makes difference of 0,000, 900 in the value of the annual crop of corn in the United States.
 The growing wheat crop of Kansas is said to be thus far in a state of unusual advancement, and the prospects for a large yield are very encouraging.
 Mir. Morrison peremptorily refuses to head the democratic state ticket in Hi nois this year. He prefers congress
 Aspiring members of the Maryland leg islature have their three column speeches printed in the Baltimore newspapers as advertisements, and pay for them manful- ly.
 1t is estimated that at least 12 900 per- sons have signed the temperance pledge since the beginning of the present move ment in New Hampshire.
 Late foreign advices convey the intelli- gence that Amefican competition has prostrated the Russian grain trade.
 The French drank a thousand million gallons of wine last year, a comparatively small amount of spirits, and alittle water taken incidentally.
 We have not heard from 'the Shepaup road, but suppose 1t is washed all over hn nfrp RriI Sadly mistaken, friend. The Shepaug stood it better than your larger roads Dan. Ne,os.
 skSnsan B. Anthony, ,'Tsays the. Coaase,. Journal, when she abandoned the pub. lication of the ReUotution, told the pub- lie that the enterprise had involved her in debt to the amount of $10,000. That was five or six years ago. And now she has made the money by featuring and paid off every dollar ofthat indebtedness, Under such circumstances almost any other feI- ow-that Is to say, eight or nine men ont of every ten-would have taken the benefit of the bankrupt law, and the oth- erone OF two would simply have let things rip" ~.t- .
 Neal Dow, the temperance advocate. publishes an explanation of his. refusal to sign n petition 10 the mayor and select men of Portland, Me, against the open ing of the city liquor agency, which he regards as necessary evil. He says:
 " A great many people labor under the deluslon that alcohol is good as a medi- cine in many cases, and even necessary in some cases. These people sincerely be- lieve this to be so, and it does. not alter the case that they are grossly mistaken. While this opinion exists to any consider. able extent in the community, it seems to be not only proper but necessary to pro- vide some lawful way of supplying the l want"
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-13

He got home about two o'clock a. m. from looking at the Centennial through a glass. Hewas very careful to make no noise, and especially particular to lock and colt the front door, as slle was first up in the aornipg, and being tinid, was sure to look at the fastenings, At break fast she said to him
 Drunk again, last night 2"
 Drunk ?'' he ejacuIated, with we'll as- stunned amazement.
 ''I didn't know but thas you were. I noticed the front door was open.'
 Open ?'' he again calculated, this time with genuine astonisbment, but still with confidence. Fl don tsee how that can be, for I IJboth locked and boited it" LA
 "Yes," said she, dreamiIy, ''it VI as both locked and bolted. but about six inches open
 The unhappy man .groaned. -Da'b"'y NetCs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-13

Max IwAExS CoCRTsHIP.-AndM Mark TwzEa made up his mind that he must marry, and thai no one else but that partic- uk1r glrs cozld be Nrs Twain. He set about tA1t cszrsShlp n hIs usual slow, delibe-
 rae. drxwliEg- fashion, because Mark Ivan. m the conception and execution or eS<sT psece Of business, rates. far above sAS zseEe literary adventuref He is EzA Of InScratable depth. He goes for kas game an the most extraordinary fash
 s~G He drops on 1t and makes his points a. be does hs< stories in a manner and from a direction least expected by the locker s@--WsA. tAese was a aafather-in-law to be ws@ ~s weA &s the girl. and the father-in. Aw az3 tS be carried first, like the outer EsGExfSSt la . lIzse Of defense The father Is-Ez~ was immersed in business. He @A41t mach tune tO think of family mat s@rS. h@t al Lzs. ii occurred to him that Mark Azk become very frequeukeat the @~zse. and that his objective point seem- sz3 Ea be t2S daughter. So he called Mark zsSsle. one day, and. said: s.Mr. TwAzz- yOa seean to be paying attention sS ny d&zg1sex. Nov. We all like vou P~S<sy well yOa kno~, and we are of sSzzse acquainted with your reputation as a Et~r&Ey nAa-- Still, in other respects yw@ ara stranger ao us, and some refer szs.Ns 1s to yOlr character and standing are ass r@bse-" That's very reasonable. : sad Marx That's very natural and pa- ssr-1l It's last what l should do were I n SSGr position l guess can give some u@xZ=s sAzt wil satisfy you "Now, tA<zsis NE GOOaEaaa of the Territorial ElzserrwESe- And there's Mr. Frederick NzC1eL1lSa of the Alta California. You ~rss~ to thssn- I guess they'll give me a es2E1Szer- gaess they will lie for me I've &g@s tIse sane for them whenever. q EeTzIsSE1O2 has been made upon me-" But Mark zuarxsed the girl notwithstanding.