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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12
-rr-L.z-Disrae1t.

He WILL REMAIN PRIME MINISTER IN THE
HOUSE OF LORDS.
Associated Press Te egram.
LONDON, August 12.-Mr. Disraeli is to
be elevated to the peerage, he will remain
prime minister. Sir Stafford Northcote
will become the leader of the House of
Commons. 1t is rumored that other cabi-
net changes will be made after the proroga-
finn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12
DreI in Vermont.

Bo1u PRINCIPALS woUNDED-s1x PARTIoI-
PANTS UNDER ARREST.
Associated Press Telegram.
ST.. ALBANs, Aug. 12.-Levi Vandney and
Arthur Revert, of Montreal, fought a duel
at Richford, Vermont, yesterday, The lat
fer was wounded in the leg though not seri-
ously. A party of six participants are un-
der arrest at Richford. The cause of the
duel is unknown.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12
STantea.

WANTED GOOD COOK, WASHER AND
w ironer, for general housework. at
aug12.2t' 5O2 KING STREET.
A TRAVELLING AGENT WANTED FOR THE
IA State of Delaware to sell commission the
world renowned
FRENCH BLACKING,
of jacquard pere and fls Also the celebrated com.
bination backing brush. Address
augl9-2t' New York.
VNANTED "A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD AD-
w dress and best of references act as agent for
well paying article, in Wilmington. No money re-
quired. Liberal inducements to one who suits Ad-
dress CHHSlNUT a. SHARP,
augll3t ~, p. o. Avenue, Baltimore,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12

Sixth WARD REpuBLIcANs.-The best and
most earnest feeling prevails amongst the
Republicans of the Sixth Ward. 4 large
meeting was held at the headquarters, 7lh
spd Walnut Sts., last evening, aud Marshal
bunn having explained the character of the
Organization known as Boys in Blue" it
was resolved to raise four companies-two
white and two colored-in the Sixth Ward.
Co. A. has been already rased and the 9TH
er three will be organized in few boys. A
good account will be given by the Repuhli-
cans Of the Sixth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12
alatiess

NOTlCF-RLN OUT IN NINE YEARS AND
IN ONE MONTH.-The Aid oan Association,
having natured its first series, q meeting OF the
Stockholders OF the association will be held on Mon
day evening next August IA, to hear the final report
Of the auolo;s, and close up SAID series SlO9 nave
been paid ON arch share which amount has rapidly
accumulated the result OF the great attend
ing this assCcia ion Since organization, making net
pHh aaso c. over IL per 'q GEo GJ e. hH mHRIs Secretary
TENAKENOrICF.-N -NOTIOE rs HEREBY GIVEN
IL to about one hundred delinquents that have not
paid cir City and School taxes ls55 II said taxes
are not paid on or before September o. we, the un,
dersgned will !evy the goods and chates OF said
delnquents for the taxes 1875 and 1916.
Having settled with the flnarce Committee for
1870 we do not propose to pay 1876 taxes AID fur
thermore We do not intend TO be twoyears collecting
one years taxes.
Otdce No 10 East Sixth street. between Market
and King.
',.'N - .' EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver of Northern District, Gncluding all north
EDWARD FARMER.
Receiver cf Southern District, (including all sou
FgNAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE.
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXEs FOR 1870.
The undersigned Receivers of Taxes for the cit, a
| Wilmington, will be at
NO. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET,
between Market and King streets, on and after
first day OF July 1876, between the hours OF anf
| IN the morning, and from to in the afternoon S
On all taxes paid during the month of July Il
Will be reduction of five cents ON every dollar;
all taxes paid on or after the first day of August
cnding the rsl Tuesday Of September, shall be kA
| able without deduction or addition as azores
| and all taxes unpaid on the day next after the Ia
Tuesday Of September shall be increased by the #
dltion OF i've per centum on the amount thereof @
Receiver Northern District, (includng all mort
9TH street,. - IN
OF 9th stres). q S47Ez
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12

A WEDDING IN MUSICAL CmcLEs.-Miss
Ormond, formerly teacher of music in the
Wesleyan Female College in this city, but
more recently residing in Jacksonville, In
diana, was married on Wednesday to Prof.
Bretherick, teacher Of music in an educa-
tional institution in that place. They ex-
pect to yisit Wilmington on their wedding
tour.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12

The WALNUT STREKT INJUNcTIoN.- The
properly holders on Walnut Street, this
morning, though having held no meeting,
have come forward i'll large numbers and
contributed much more than tho necessary
amount required to make apple alton for
an injunction 10 restrain the Street Com
missioner and Street Committee from COM
mencing the work Of paving ordered last
night. The application will be sent to the
Chancellor at Dover, Oh Monday. Amongst
the most active in getting out the iniuuc-
ton are several of the most influential and
active Democrats on the street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12
9nlitiGal slntifes.


A TTENTION REPUBLICANS-THE HAYES
N and Wheeler Invincibles of the Sixth Ward will
eet regularly on Friday evening of each week, for
the transaction of business, at their hall, 9TH and
Walnut Streets when the roll will be open for add
tional signatures. All true Republicans are invited
to attend. Finance Committee, A. A. Robson,
seth Il. Feaster, VIM d. Sparks. John t. Simmons
VIM II. GnllMher. AugSlbt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12
Gnr &eui.


NOR RENT-TWO SIX ROOMRD HOUSES.
+ one On Chestnut street between Adams and
jackson street. and one in Browntown, Inquire of
WIN Il. GILBERT,
Pennsylvania House, Front and King street
augl1 81
EOR RENT-A THREE STORY 9-ROOMED
A. house, West Third street. with all the modern
convenences possession September lst.- Apply at
augl0-6teod- NO. 6l7 WEST THIRD ST.
NOR REN r.-UARRlAGE FACTORY AT
NJ Front and West streets. Apply at
my4-tf S. H. COR. FRONT AND WEST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12

Rev. Daniel B. Purington. the pioneer
Baptist missionary in Delaware, died of con-
gestion of the brain, at the residence of his
son in-law, George H. Murrey, at Plymouth,
Kent county, on the 18th inst, aged about
rs years.
Boughman, Thomas a. Co. are still selling
quantities OF travelling satchels. They are
now expecting another lot from the manu-
facturers which, Of course, will be sold at
their usual low prices.
The work of rebuilding the Conference
Academy at Dover, has been begun, and the
first story is expected to be ready for the
joists, to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12
CITYI4EMs.

e. We HAVE large stuck of children's school
shoes at the lowest prices JOHN X. BABCoCK,
aprl2,tf S. w. Corner I'd and Market.
ET~THE AMERICAN Hot EsE, Boston, needs no re-
commentator to the gendaty of travellers, but it
may not be amiss to nioIrs those who are contem-
plating their first visit to the Hubn that no Hotel
in that city is better than the American 1t is
conveniently located to all lines of travel as well as
the business portion of the city, and no effort is
spared to maintain the high rank the House has held
SO long
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-Both the masts
OF the large schooner Raymond Fuller were
struck simultaneously by lightning, yester-
day, while lying at her wharf at Snow Hill,
Md. The masts were shivered, furled
foresail was destroyed, and several planks
on the deck were ripped up. Five men wore
ON the boat at the time, but none of them
injured
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12
8nardiug.


BOARDING. = PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH
ID board, also table boarders.
jyl9,lm. 6l3 KING ST.
DOARD-WITH EITHER SINGLE OR COM.
ID municating rooms, at SOL West street, Whining
ton, Del, oc4,tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12

A STRANGER DIES SUDDENLY ON TEE
STEAMER FELToN.- Yesterday, upon the
arrival of the steamer FeltOn from her first
trip, an unknown man was found by the
second mate breathing his last where he
had suddenly fallen upon the deck of the
steamer. After his death the Coroner was
notified, and that officer had him removed
to the undertaking establishment of l., W.
Palmer, where an inquest was held, and a
verdict of death from heart disease rem
dered. 51.31, flask of brandy and some
memoranda were found upon his person.
The latter read as follows; " Patrick Reg
ers recovered from the society in three
years and four months, S640." On another
clip was the name of Thomas Rogers,
Twenty first Ward, Philadelphia. In an
swer to telegraphic dispatch that gentle
man asked for description of the body.
He WAS evidently an invalid, and about 80
years of age. No further information had
been received up tc noon to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12

CANrALoUPE TREAT-Mr. Murdick. keep
ing truck stand in Front of L. f. Adair's
store, at Fourth and King Streets, this
morning, cent us basket of very fine
Jenny Lind cantsloupes, for which the
thanks of proprietors and employees Of the
COMMERCIAL office rendered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12

PATENTS GRANTED.-Patents have recent.
ly been granted to Delawareans as follows
J. Morton Poole, assignor to himself, w.
T. Porter and Thos. S. Poole, for machine
for grinding rolls; Pusoy Pemberton,
Newark, lard presses Samuel W. Hope
Dover, fruit DRYERS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12

THE QUIcKsTEPs' MOVEMENTS. .-Notwith-
standing the former bad feeling between
the Quickstep base ball club and Manuel
Riehenberger, the former manager, all has
been made right again, and arrangements
are being made to start on Tuesday on an
Eastern "trip to New York, Boston and other
Eastern cities. MIR. Richenberger expects
to that which he took on his previous tour.
OF the old players it is said that Kelley,
Splain, Dickerson, Evans, Holbert and
Smiley will go,to whom is to be added Hall,
of the Athletics, and two more not vet
known.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12

HOUSEHOLD FuRN1rURE.-There will be
sold on Tuesday next at COS Market street,
a lot of household furniture, carpets, &C.,
at public sale. Full particulars on first
page of the COMMERCIAL. Look out for
11or
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12
ERCILDoUN SEMINARY.
FOR VOTING. TAnIES
CHEsTER fiOITNTv ppNNA

The Fall and Winter Term OF this Institution will
commence on the 18th of 9Th mo, (Sept next ?r-
pills at this school can pursue full course of study.
The English Branches, Latin, French and German
Languages, Drawing, Painting and Music, Vocal
and instrumentall. are thoroughly and carefully
taught. Terms: $S5 per Session Of Twenty weeks.
For Catalogues containing full particulars, address
RICHARD DARLINGTON, Jr Principsl~
jy25-1md&w Ercildouu Chester Co Pa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12
educational.

TTNHE MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COL
Il LEGE,
Will open its fall term on
WEDNESDAY, 20rH SFPTFMBER.
The aim of the College is to offer the young men
OF Maryland, at moderate cost. the education best
suited to them as future citizens md llndholders
While Agriculture will he its leading feature, the
system of study will embrace the most approved
course in Science, Literature and Mathematics.
TERMs-$200 the Scholastic Year for students
from Maryland and the District. NO charge for
tuition) For students from other states $3.50 per
year, onehalf payable entering. For circulars
or other information. apply to
WM. Fl. PARKER, President.
College Staten, Prince Georges Co, Md.
naar11 Il trNf If
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12

COUNCIL NoA1SAIIoNs.-The nomination
OF Republican members of Council in the
Fifth Ward is fixed for the 26th inst No
other candidates than William Candy and
II. F. Pickes arc spoken of, though it is
proper to add that Mr.. Pickles has not con-
sented to run.
In the Third Ward. Thomas Darlington,
John M. Scott, and Cyrus Pyle are spoken
OF. Samuel A. Price declines, it is stated,
to be candidate. There appears to be
some prospect that a harmonious effort will
be made by the Republicans in favor Of
Cyrus Pyle.
F. @. Simpson, who had been proposed
for the Republican nomination in the
Seventh Ward, declines to run.
The Democratic nomination in the Third
Ward is said to lie between August Biclta,
the present member, and John G. Glatts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12
Scr Salf.


TNOR SALE-A $1,000 PURCHASE MONEY
augl2-3t' NJ. NJ. CHILD,
NOR sALE-NO TOP SIDE SPRING BUGGY,
II in good order cost $3.50, will sell for $50. Call
aul24s Front and Market.
business FOR SALE-A GOOD MANUFAC-
I'D turing business, with stock and fixtures not
requiring very heavy capital, is offered for sale.
Inquire of A. B."
augl3St Commercial office
EOR SALE-A IHREE STORY BRICK TIN
Il roof dwelling house, No. 104 w 18th street, with
2story brick back buldiug lot II By 80 feet. viii
9''N' e' 'i''' d. T. HAWKINS,
auge-6t No. 4O4 Market street.
VHOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF 4
class cash business, poor health reason for selling
Address, GROCER,
aug8l2t. this office.
EoR sALE-A PONY PHAEIoN, AS GOOD
au76t '" Washington House, Soi5 "a and Market
LOR SALE.-A SMALL FRUIT FARM WITH
IL good buildings, or would exchange for city
prSPSTlty ySlm Apply to fbSMdiEMGaEotN gtb and MaTEet g.
EoR SAL.E.-NIEE ACRES OF EXCELLENT
L land, with new barn and house. Corn and oats
in the ground, besides lot of grass. Immediate
possession Near Chelsea nelswaTs ELY county, Pa
je21-2m Chester. Penna
nor SALE.-A VERY DESIRABLE THREE
1 story Nrick House, in this city. Convenient to
respect first ,iass properly. Apply to = s'''
SAArL W. McCAULLEY,
mar1l,u 7O6 Market st.
L ioo Bbls. fine Old Rye whiskey
10 " New England Rum.
lSS e 6IRd 66IRdPIIf I9isS B5@ndy; and scotch wbiskey
Wholesale OR retail by FRANOlS KELLEY,
novl4.ly lO3 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12
The Cnamnel Svvimmer.
he posrpoxEs HIS TRIP TILL NEXT WEI X

Associated Press Telegram.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-Frederick Carill has
postponed his proposed swim across the
Channel which was to have come off to-day
on account of the unfavorablo tide. He
will probably make the attempt next week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12

EEy- IAfPoRTANT-Ify you are going to see the Cen
tennal Exhibition with your wife and children, write
to Bottoms Washington Hotel on Chestnut street
above Seventh, Philadelphia, and give the number
of grown persons and children in your family and
how long you propose HAY and get their prices.
If you going with party, society or lodge, do
the same.
Washington Hotel with wide Chestnut street
front, only charges $500 per day, and $3.50 for sup
per, lodging and breakfast; and the branch of the
Washington, on the European plan, on Seventh st:
near Chestnut, only chargest $1.U0 for room, and
there you get good meal for fifty cents if you
desire it, you can get your meals anywhere else
you choose.
And another thing If you desire to spead a few
days or longer at the finest Sensible resort in Amer
lea, write for prices at Columbia House, Cape May
only two hours ride from Philadelphi', with full
ocean 'front.' beautiful shaded lawn, music and every
other desirable attraction. le2S-w&s&wtf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12

FE- NERVOUS DEBIITY.-VITAL WEAKNESS OR
DEPRESSION: weak exhausted feeling, no energy
courage; the result of MENTAL ovER-woRK, Ex-
CEssEs, or some drain upon the system, is always
cured by HUMPHREYS HoMEPATHIC SPECIFIC No.
29 1t tones up and invigoraes the system, dispels
gloom and dependency, imparts strength and en-
ergy,-stops the drain and rejuvenates the entire
man. Been used twenty years with perfect success
by thousands. Sold by dealers. Price, $1.O0 per
SINGLE vial, $500 per package of five walls and
So vial of powder Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY, 562 Broadway, New York. See large
advertisement. feb25 eOd&W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12

OoLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL In; II
~ TUTE; Gen. Russell's school, New Haven, l.,
42d year. Preparatory to College, Scientific Sch, ,ols
or Business. Thorough physical training by mi "a
ry drill, gymnastics, etc. Full information sent on
application. aug5-lmd8WAf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12

Doylestown this week Sas NJ. L. Lichtan-
stein, President Of the City Council of vii
mington, Delaware. He il related to cur
townsman, John G. Randall to whom big
visit here was made. Mr.. l.. is an ener-
getic erterprising man, in the prime Of
life, and ia quite popular among his fellow
citizens. He is an earnest Republican, but
was elected to his present position by a
vote of the people last year by a very cred
liable majority,in the face of majority the
opposite way on the Mayors vote.-Doyles-
t0lrn, Pa, I1ltelligencer, Aug. 12.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12
pELAWARE COLLEGE,.

~
The next collegiate year win commence on Wed
nesday evening. September the 9TH. There three
courses of stud l. The Classical H. he Scieu'
tic and agricultural; III. Literary. The selection
of students, however, may be made, but regular
course is strongly recommended.
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES.
Board for the collegiate year OF thirtyegh weeks At
tultlpn.. w w
Room rent and incidental expense. 20 GO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12
The Peach shipments.
FRIDAY.

There were probably $1,000 boxes of
peaches at Light street, Baltimore, again
yesterday. much of the fruit small or too
soft for packers and shippers Red fruit
cold from 40 to rs cents, and yellow GO cents
to 81 and 81 25 per box, and $3.50 for some
fancy lots. Market men bought at as low
figures as on previous days. 1t is predicted
that after the present ripened varieties are
marketed peaches will be finer and com
mand higher than the present rates. Good
stock is now bringing satisfactory prices.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET, TO-DAY.
From =. r. and D. II. Kenney, Wholesale Com.
ssion Merchants, 300 N. Water St.
associated Press Telegram.
PHILADELPHIA, August 12,-Thcre is 10
material change in prices since yesterday.
Baskets sold at 81 to so for fair to good, G1
to 75c for large fancy; 80 to Coo per case
for fair to good, 75e to 500 for fine fancy,
Twelve carloads came in by rail amount
received by water not ascerteined wien
this dispatch was sent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12

M APLbWOOD lNSTITuIE-fOR BiITH
1Nh sexes at Coucordville, Delaware Co., Pa on
Philadelphia d Baltimore Central Railroad. En-
giish bran ches, Natural Science and Mathematics
receive special attention. Greek, Latin, German,
French, Spanish &c, are most thoroughly taught.
Rates reduced -&4 per week for girls and Si5 for
boys. Term commences ninth mo. (September. ls.
Hon. Washington Townsend, West Chest - Pa,
says: AS to the progress of my late ward who WAS
under your care and tuition for two yea was
well satisfied with the school, its arrangements and
discipline, and the progress in knowledge he msde
whilst under your instruction"
Send for circular to j JOSEPH SHORTLIDGE a.
M - an I2nidA. ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12


Students are required 70 provide their own books
and fuel for their private will be furnished at
cost Students who receive scholarship appoint.
ments are relieved from the charge for tuition, and
the above estimate is thereby reduced from Slgi to
to &l34 Scholarships may be obtained by APPLYING
sexes admitted TO the class rooms The time table
OF the p, w. ~ B. Railroad and its connections is
now such that students residing within convenient
distance may attend the daily sessions of the Col
lege, and return home at night Daily car fare from
Wilmington, 81 " per week. Catalogues Und fur
ther information may be had by addressing the
President. VIM. IL. PUhNkLL, Ii. ID.
NEWARK, DELAWARE, Aug. 10, 1876.
Hugl1tosep6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12
ERIENDs' SCHOOL,
WEST STREET BETWEEN 9TH AND 5ni.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Fall term will begin 4th of 9th mo. A sound I'll glish
education given. Special attentiondevotei to
Science Three departments. Boys Girls, ane Pri-
mary. Terms per session of 20 W. eks. advance de-
partments 1926 and S2O; Primary Department Sl5
and $40. For circulars, address Geo II. Thomson,
607 West 9th street, Ann Eothergil 705 Washing
ton street. WilmingtOn Del aug4 Bind wv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12
Educational.

7 linden HALL SEMINARY-A MORAVAN
Il Boarding School for Girls Established in I7as
at I.itz, Lancaster county, Pa. Rev. W; A. Brick.
enstein, Principal auglUlmd w&f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-12

advantages first class. Pupils from l9 States.
mate unrivalled. 32d session.
, 1876-02-19

kE4LHf AMI hElsH1H.
Instead Of waiting to recolyo TIM regular red
tape notification from tho Law Department 10
appoas hofure tho District Court and offer bail,
Koelay aud Kerwia camo In yesterday morning
of their own accord; aud thoy bionght their
securities With them, Buuh rsompt,lcsn wAs
somewhat pleasing as well as unexpected and
unusual, But the l}tm has been taking timo Ivy
tho forclook. Aware that tho Graud Jury wc1o
investigating thcm they Layc had their bouds-
msn picked gu. aud ready to bo called Oh at any
time.
Whom tho Court opened yesterday morning tho
usual batch Of civil auits VIVA Disposed Of.
During this pcrlod tho lion. Thomaa iloyne cir
culatsd around tho courtroom aud Lalls as II
looking Tor somebody. At longth ho found them
In tho persons OF the two seoti1erB and their
sccusis'es who oauo toiIing up the stairs. 4 cots
sulsatiou followed, aud thon the company walkod
into court Waiting , fayossblo opportunity,
shay slipped up to Judge DIodgstt'B bar Just ~
otls civil mo,iou had been declded and ~ there
WAS close probability that another would be
made, Ms. Aoyne had the car Of tho Court.
alr. Burke HAs present for the Goyornmsnt
and announced tllAt the parilas wsre
present to give bail. Tho Court g1acio,lBIy
nodded and tho examination Of tho boudsmeiI
procO cded. Tho first security examined was
Mr.. John 3. Cook, who tehtiiled to having
$lU, 0pD IN unincuInbered real estxte, besides
other property Nhieh Wss not quite 80 clear.
Over aud aboyc III bis liabilities, Nr. Cook
, 1876-02-19
BElsToW AND WILSON.


1nr vnlsKT-r,1lETEs PLOTTING Tnt1a DOWNFALL.
stst.a. D,ratrh to The Ch'ea'" 7r'bune
WABntSoToS, y. c., Feb. 15.-Ilcre is notli-
ing now in tho mattor Of tho Whisky Ring vcrsus
SoceotAsy Drisow. There ia no abatement In
lta confidence TINT he will by some moanH hc
persuaded 10 sotlro upou tho apnouucer1ens Of
tho result in tho 1,abcook case. Another fotm Of
Indirect uloyo npon him ia tho attcrnpt 10 rcu,oya
Blufor,t Wilson, Sollctor Of tho Treasury.
Mai. Wilson has hai tito ontifo oharge
OF tho management OF tho wiliHky prose-.
cuttons, and is the only man III tho
Treasury Department intimately acquainted
with ali tho "details OF tho various caaea. It. Is
charged by nunlher Of politicians that lie hhs
pushed nll those cAsea with unnecessary oneEfy.
and without tho loast toHar1 to poraons Who
might bo hit. and tl,ero Ia settled determine.
tion to get him ont Of tho way as matter OF ro-
yenge a. we'll as for the purpose Of otippl'ng tho
Secretary. To Induce tho President ~ mako d
change. q number Of \
hnyo hoen takcn 10 The White House about hin,
aud detectives have boon sot to watch him, aud
hnvo boon engaged In an attempt to sos up tcAae
against hEn1 fer tho purpose Of ACQUIRING a TO.
ward. So far as eau bo ascertaincd, tho rroai-
den. has given secresary nristos
no int,matlon thas ho deafres any
change, and the latter is 1t work
"a usual On al those cases which have Gtyop
those seoking hIa removal 10 much oionhe.
Still, tho ronvotion among hls friends to strong
that ho will not be n member Of the Cabinet long
after tho uabcock caso ends, no mattor what the
verdict NAY be.