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The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
FOURTH EDITION |
NEW CASTLE LETTER.
NEW CASTLE, Asg. "a, 1878.

Jersey truckers are beginning 10 bring
their produce to our city. Quite o fleet
ofskiffs arrive every day laden with water
MELONS, cantaloupes, tomatoes and pOta-
toes. This with the supply on hand In the
In the market house keeps tue prices
within reach Of all.
Considerable complaint has been
made at the Mayors ofiice about gangs of
young men, who go to Dobbinsvilie and
either there or else before getting the, o
they become filed with "yelling whiskey''
and make night hideous with their noise
and revelry. NJ lszt.-l I'LL -
Quite number OF our citizens intend
going on the Jefferson. Democratic Club
excursion to Cape May, Tomorrow; more
would 60 we've 1t hot for the tact that the
boat will stop at New Castle. on, the
return trip. i'il1i .~t9 "6I0 T'i'T1
Wheat ard oats are coming into this c ty
from the sur, ouuding couatry in large
quantities, Reports nearly all agree that
the corn yield will be large owing to the
favorable rains Of last week
The sioop Helen Is loading at the rail-
road wharf with grain. 80 ''''-''
The bricks for the Baptist Church ar
rived. yesterday by boat from Chester
1t will require 63,00Q. ....-.......'
Alex. McCue. is having new dwell.
ing house erected on Vine ST., above
William.
Work will be resumed In the colored
church now building on Vine ST, above
Harmony, ina few days. ...' ..'...'
Yellow fever seems to have no effec,
IN causing the cutters Of our streets TO bt
cleansed ',..-t IA, - - :
John Walls, will i'll few days remove
his stock of picture frames and picture,
f,om.hls store oa9th street to the one late
ly occupied by VIM. Point, on Union St.
below Delaware and L. McCue will opel
with confectionery III the 9th stree
/ store. .fE l.,4 ~
Geo. Owens 10 having his new stor
pushed forward rs lust as is possible ex
pecting TO open about the LIST OF Septeln
ber.
Jacob Herman is having new II foo
pavement laid in front of Herman Hal
and his marble yard,
NO dior lamp has yet been furnished
for ths lamp posi- bthl and Freuchto WI
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
Taking q Rest.

1t is said that there are three thousand
visitors at Nantucket.
There is a general improvement in
bathing suits as the season wears on,
Atlantic City wants an iron pier ex-
tending several hundred feet ocean
ward.
Pettengilrs combination excursion to
Atlantic on Monday took down seventy
four crowded cars.
The Cape May piers have been the
scene of many love match this season.
, The young folks like to congregate there.
The Jersey watering places have been
over-run with available young ladies this
season. They still hnger-waiting and
hoping.
Atlantic City is congratulatine itself
that the season will be prolonged because
the yellow fever has worked its way in.
to Philadelphia.
A New Yorker lost gold watch and
a sum of money at the Brighton, LONG
Branch the other evening. The articles
were taken from his room.
The proceeds Of the hop given at Con.
gress Hall. Cape May. la evening. are
'tO be turned into the yellow fe yer rel lei
fund. The ball room was crowded.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
The Yellow Fever. :

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20-To-day's
yellow fever reports show 1856 new cases
and Al deaths.
A telegram received here to-day re-
ports that fifty cases of yellow fever had
occurred at Fort Gibson, Mississippi and
two deaths. Refugees arriving from
Ocean spriugs report that of nine cases
Of yellow fever there seven have proved
fatal NAAll ~ -JfL - II
The mortality in Grenada is terrible.
The scenes cannot be. described. DR..
Vaudeville and other experienced, yell
low fever physieianssay they never saw
anything to compare with it. 1t is fear.
ful beyond description. The latest num-
Der OF deaths is over seventy, with nc
abatement and no hopeful cases report.
ed. several deaths are lust reported. L,
seems as If none are to be spared. .'
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
THIRD EDITION.
CouaserCeiter Arrested.
PHILApELPHIA coUNTERFEIrERI
AFTER ESCAPING FOR A YEAR, Is
CAPTURED,


APHILADELPHIA couNTERFEIrER,
AFTER ESCAPING FOR a YEAR, Is
CAPTURED.
A few days ago Marshal McMullen re-
ceiyed from James Kerns, U. 3. Marshal
for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania,
a bench warrant for the arrest of John
Eveland, who was indicted by the Grand
Inquest for the above District, on Aug
ust 22d, 1877, for passing and having in
his possession count erfeit silver coin. He
had been arrest, d on the charge and re-
leased on bail, but when the time for bis
trial arrived he could not be found In
Philadelphia, and Marshal Kerts has
been looking for him ever since:
Yesterday morning Marshal McMullen
received news by telegraph from one OF
his deputies that Eveland was then pass
ing through the Chesapeake and Deia-
ware Canal. The Marshal took the $50
train for Kirkwood, aud on arriving
there was met by Deputy Marshal VIM
M. Stuckert, with carriage. Together
they drove over to Chesapeake City,
Nd, arriving there few minutes after
Eveland, who was en- route TO Baltimore
on the barge Lizzie and Arthur, of which
he is Captain and owner. The Marshal
Immediately arrested Eveland and drove
back to Kirkwood. which station they
reached in time TO take the afternoon
tram for this city. Eveland was not
willing to submit to arrest for. awhile
but when Marshal McMullen threatened
to iron him he subsidized. =
After arriving in this city Eveland was
given a hearing before L U.S-Commissionei
S. r. Smith, who ordered bin to be com
mitted, and this morning j Judge Bradford
granted writ of removal To the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania. After obtain
ing this writ tn Marshal took his prison
er 10 Philadelphia, on the 10 O'clock train
and handed him over TO Marshal kernsl
Of that city.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to the School
Committees of the respective School Dis
'trlcts within this State that In conformity
with an act Of the General Assembly of
this State / have apportioned among the
several counties Of the state the clear in
come for the present year OF the fund for
establishing free schools, and have diyi-
ded and distributed the share thus appor-
toned to each county and among the seve-
raj districts as follows: To each of the
districts in the cityo of Wilmington, New
Castle county, one hundred and nineteen
dollars and eighty-one cents, (&ll9.81) To
each OF the other districts, ninety one dol
lars and ninety-flve cents, (&9l95.) To
each of the districts In Kent county, sew
enty-one dollars and forty-seven cents,
lS7l47.) To each OF the districts In Sussex
county. fifty two dol lars aud thirty-seven
cents, (s52.s) The dividends due the di g.
trtcts IN New Castle county are payable
at the Farmers Bank, at New Castle. To
the districts in Kent county. Mt the Farm
er's BANK, Dover. To the districts OF Sus.
sex county, at the Farmers Bank, George
fown. THOS. B. GILES,
aug1-w3t Trustee of School Fund
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21

From fearing Russia, the Flowery King
dom has suddenly turned to suspecting
England, and has just strengthened its
hold on Formosa, lest the Empress of
India should ssize the island to secure
the connection between the Indian and
Yellow Seas. A vision of a possible
Russo Chinese coalition now vexes the
English military authorities, and sets
them to studying what new menace that
might bring to India. So John Bull, too
has his Chinese question.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
Personal.

Cough is announced to lecture in Edin-
burgh in October.
General Sheridan has returned from
the Black Hills. \ --. 4A s.-
Senator Conover, of Florida, is regis
tered in New York. .tE
James S, Lowe, one of the most active
oil operators in Pennsylvania started life
as news agent.
The President has recognized Andres
Aramoyo as Consul General Of Bolivia at
New York.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
SUIT FOR WAGES.

The suit for wages by the employees of
the Bellevue Quarry Company, will
come off before Esquire Hagany, this
afternoon, AT four O'Clock the wages
claimed by the employees aggregate near
ly 81 900 Charles B. Lore, ESD, will re-
present the Company at the hearing, and
Levi Z. Bird, Esq., the employees.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21

Baron Won Scbiosser, the German
Minister, and Captain Bogardus arrived
In New York yesterday from Europe.
Madame Roze will give concert this
evening at Lake George, in the dining.
room OK the Fort William Henry Hotel
The body OF IL. j. Montat ae, the ac-
tor, has arrived in New York. -
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE.

City Treasurer Vincent is now engaged
in writing letter to the celebrated Cob
den CUB, Of London, In which he win
advocate the establishment of univer-
sal langusge--the Enghsh--for the whole
world subject which he thinks fully as
important as the establishment of uni
versal system of weights and measures.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
opposite Pitent Qgce, Woss,s NV
TOTAL ABSTIEENcE SAVING WliE mil
/. RIPENS. n

There Is a curious story about som.,
wines which are extensively advertIdsX
days. and have only recently been tn
the market. DR.. Underhii, the viii,
grape-grower Of Croton Point, died h
Some Of his heirs entertained lemp,I
views of such extreme kin that tSg
unwilling to allow the stock Of " mes n
hand TO be sold or any more to be n
The grapes have sometimes ben a
market, and sometimes leG 10 decsy
the vines. itis only now that tho olIrl
have sueccedcd in arranging ior a sett|
OF the estate and the sale Of tlp vin1
hand. Among these j. a vine Of thcN]
of 1864. described as a "Swcet lrioa 4
but suggesting The lmperial Tokay
than any other European vine, and
wholly unlike any cther vie q And
growth. Its purify, age and t..!aynes
remarkable, and both physic,ahs and
fanciers have special int -esl IN t /
Oldest native wine now access We in M
siderable quantity. The VIII 10 unckki
hands Of the well-known wholesale d
house Of the Tl!urbeis. ~. y n
Nov. fo1 1TS77. 4
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Prayer Meeting.

The regular weekly PRAYER meeting Of
the Reformed Episcopal Cf urch, will be
held in the basement of Institute Hall to
morrow evening, at o'clock. An are
cordially invited to attend.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
transparent Teaching Cards.

Instruction and Amusement comblned.
Important to parents and teachers; 26 dIf.
ferent artistic designs. sTAe entire rat
sent free for 25 cts currency or stamp
Van Def d Co., 20 Ann ST.. N. Y. -. -.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
Two Dollars and Costs.

Before Esquire Haganv, last evening,
Michael Houtop, charged with assault
aud battery on James Dougherty, was.
fined So and costs.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21

yNrANTED-To purchase, cheap. a good
w gentle family horse, or morse and
phaeton. Address 'Doctor," GAZETTE
ONCE, giving description and price.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21

Here is something worm ca1a anrs
that every one needs. = FarFgtT'E y Ftrs end
and Livery stable a, lie keep%Sfis; e p%ia;dow clesa
Q Wagon Wn,' WssneI,' Snrinkler, rag
Fa%p, FarSpn 3 Stock Pump, q ~ for oaws an, ps
where water is used. na Inro~os Once d
stream 50 feet through hose o,,s Of 9G order
q Well less liable 10 ges gssen oo' any puInI
Less less asn Simple lpie in construS,l9p rnd rcsts
s Spring. The cylinder, Is ,ssSs ss9nvsr orssr
rust, no friction, no nalls, ,ail mi together
iS"se h~efyi ynsins them speak highly Oh III
Cheap, durable and lasting; ns nnd slsoo; 81
Pumps, 81. 90, Family Famsaiay,,rant rnIpp Keeper, I
The weal kno" j. M, HoLl5AN|
No. so.' King street, WIl%3,t1s'0eo} Il,3stos' 81
promptly attended to- ~|
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
MORE ELECTRIC LIGHT AT THE
SHOW.

Two more of the "Brush Electric Light
Machines" have been put into opera.
ton at the Permanent Exhibition, and
will be used for the promenade concert
to be held there Tonight. The total light
will be almost equal to that of 10000
candles or 3 200 gas Jets.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
LIGHTHOJJSE REMOVED.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.--Notice Is CIV
en- by the Lighthouse Board that the Egg
Harbor Lighthouse, Delaware bay, Is now
being removed TO point about l,ooo rect
north east Of its present position. The
light will not be extinguished during its
removal.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
FOOD Ar GAsT
A substitute ,,. =, For ~ D R,oU GS

centration and artificial dipesilon. snd' Il,
Is 80 simple In It's application that The ad-
vice or Physicians is not required. "'''4
thousands OF recoveries from chronic
cal skill has failed. - =
Many OF the best Physicians ,hroue ehout
the country are DISCARD4NG DifJJ9S
apg using the BLANCHARDI b l. q O %
AND NERVE FOOD with the most graf
Trying results, permanently relieving ali
FORMS OF Physical and Mental Debiiitv
The Dyspeptic and ConsumptIve Patient,
snnefeis rom Malarial or Bloc Poison
plants peculia to the Fem ale sex find m
ihe use Of this Food sure and speedy re-
lleI. -. -. IL Z
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21

Having complete our arrangements by
the Introduction OF Raney's Patent Reel
oven, with a capacity OF turning out TWEEN.
ty barrels Of fionr per day into Crackers.
Biscuits and Cakes, and through the aid OF
eight thousand dollars worth Of the latest
improved polished machinery to supply
this mann moth oven, where neither smoke
dust nor gas enters baking chambers while
baking, 1t being drawn on by mechanical
appliances, we consider ourselves compe-
tent to compete with any other similar
establishment In this country to furnish to
Stores, Hotels. Pic-nics. Parties OF every
kind and Ship stores at as low rate as
they can be gotten up for, considering the
quality of the goods. We herewith emu
m erate a few OF the articles which are of
the best quality:
Nic,nsc u :, crackers BY the barrel, 1ec.
Soda round and square, to &c,
Assorted cakes, -.. 10 to lac.
| Ginger nuts, 1Oc.
Ginger cakes, large 100 for al 90
| Plain candy In quantity per lb. 714c.
| Fine +" d" f1 -" =. 20 to 26c
Our salesman and wagons will visit ali
| the stores in the city and State, and all
| stores in the adjacent States of PennsyI-
| vania. Maryland and New Jersey, and so.
| licit the patronage of all persons In good
standing who will be pleased to patronize
| our establishment. D. LEMON & CO.,
| mav26-3meod. sl3 III Market street.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21

Hundreds OF cases of BRIGHT,S DIS
EASE OF the Kidneys have been reported
cured For NeuralkIc aud Rheumatic
'lseasesi II is aI most specific PHYSICAL
h0l, Opium and Tobacco or from any IN
namaole cause. ind in this Food q iiatu-
raj and potent remedy. rgr|l 7s.-i ~
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21

NEw YokK, November 20, 1877.
y DIR. V. W. BLANCHARD During the
pass year have prescribed your various
10 say they have met my most sapgulile
expectations, giving TO patients long en-
ieebled by blood poison, chronic disease.
or over drug dosias the needed nutrition
PRoF. CLEMENCE s. LOZIER, M. D.,
Dean OF Hom Med. College and Hospital
- for Women, New York City. IT
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21

FoR rHH INTELLECTUAL Works
The daily gazette., 1878-08-21
Nervous Debility

which underlies all forms o: Chronic Dis
this Food. 1777 " - -Ae use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-02

BALTIMORE, August 2.-virginia sizes, old,
70; do. deferred, 80; do. consolidated, 6514; do.
second seconds series. 2ss; past due coupons 7s.s North
BID to-day, Td d 10 Sugar steady. ssa9@; s,m ..,
qSpiet.middling. 1la: Flour steady "a and sr,I an.
changed. Wheat, southern active and hrmer
western active and irregular and closed shade on
from highest fgures-southern red, prime. 9Ja
1.O2; do. amber, l. o3a1 O6; No. western winter
red, spot and August, 1.O4; September, 1.0f :.
Corn, southern steady; western firm and hi sher-
southern white, 81; western mixed, spot and
steamer, 4sf: Oats steady y and unchanged, Rye
Pennsylvania prime, lo. ooalo. 5o Proyfsi Jus irm
western. fssi5. Petroleum GaieaWreanet ac9 1n ice
crude, sasA; Coffee firm and quiet-Rio cargOes,
$3.50; wheat, 40. 500; corn, Is, COS: oats
rye, 500. Shipments - wheat e. OO0: coro
GOO. Ereissts @ to Liverpool per steamer firm
NEW YORK. August 2.-Stocks fr,ner Money
zzsse 1SSH, Snxs-x. a0x. E1chAnge, long, 4S2; short,
NE. SEW YORK. Aasnst 3:-Flour quiet and asm.
o. ltS11NDoN, August 1880 Q. m.-C,nsols,
tWS;e,s. y; 9. fonI-and:a-half per cent. bonds, I07s;
1S61's. 1O71s. Erie, lS4. Illinois Central Sj 4,
New jersey Central, 391s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-02
THE CONGRESSIONAL LABOR IN
QCIkY.
Testimony OF Social Denoeraf

NEW YORK, August 1.-The Congressional
committee on the labor question resumed its
Mr.. BarthOlomee, chairman of the social dem
ocratic party, resumed his testimony. He
said he wished to show the cause of the exist
than they Were in 1870. The non-prOducer
now receives eight times as much as the pro
ducer. He said he was pianomaker and i'm
ln1lated times his wages did not 20 up but
the establishment of labor bureau similar To
that in Massachusetts, and that no politicians
should be allowed to have anything to do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-02

Rosa BONHEUR, while going the round of the
Paris Exhibition, noticed fine specimen of
the shaggy and picturesque Highland breed
OF cattle, and inquired IL 1t was Tor sale. She
received answer that the animal was to be sold
on no account. On obtaining the address of
the owner, she telegraphed to London to ask
II it could be hired for certain period. SO that
she might have an opportunity of painting it,
The owner Immediately replied, and gave in
structiOns that Rosa BOnheur was to have the
Is at present at Fontainebleau, twenty miles
from Paris, the studio and residence Of the
famous painter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-02
Ran OFF With the Firms Nouax

NEW DIRK, August 2-ISaac BOhman, sec
retary and treasurer of the New York Optical
Company at No. II Hudson street, has diSap-
peared, and 1t is asserted that he has taken a
large amount of money belonging to the firm
MeSsrS. klOpman and Fellman, composing the
New York Optical Company, are also partners
III dry goods firm in Galveston, Tex. with
an agency in this city. Mr.. klOpman said
yesterday that he could not yet tell how much
of the firms funds were missed, as they had
not had time to examine their ACCOUNTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-02

NEATNESS is point In minor morals which
deserves much more attention than it re-
ceiyes. There is such comfort saws the
Philadelphia Ledger, in order and tidy habits
that, as source of refined pleasure they
should be taught, encouraged and persisted
in. Once il was no uncommon thing for a
hot iron TO be passed over the damp news
sheet, "calendering il into SmOothness before
the careful father OF the household took il i'm
hand. Now that newspapers appear daily
and twice daiy-fOr everybody 70 read, the
crumbled and solled sheet is the rule. But the
book which is generally printed and bound
with care for preservation for a succession of
readers or for their frequent reference is en-
Titled TO better treatment. Those who have
the volume first in hand have no right TO mar
or impair the satisfaction of their successors
And diSfgured volume, whatever may be it's
intrinsic value, has an eXtrinSc repulsi0n for
men and women of orderly minds. In the
abuse of another mans property, or Of the
books belonging to stock company, to NUM-
cipality, or in any sense to the public there is
the character OF malicious mischief These
may seem strong words, bnt the case warrants
them. How pleasant is the feeling with which
one takes up an old standard work, preserved
from falt century TO centuries old, clean and
clear from all DETACHMENT except the inevitable
touch OF time. The rents in the margin il any
have happened, are carefully mended up, and
the volume shows all the evidences of reYeren-
tlal care. Such specimen commands respect,
even though its literary claims be small. T.
has the air OF reSpectability, and shows that it
has been accustomed to good society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-02
Poisoned Inv His partuar

BOsTON, AuSuSt Z.-EdWard r. higgins, Of
this city, died at Denver, July 1St, under suS-
picious circumstances. The body was sent TO
his family in this city for burial, and the au-
topSy and examination of the stomach dis
that ii. e. MarStOn, his business partner in
Denver, who years ago figured here as the
keeper of notorious gambling den, murdered
him. A request has been sent to Denver for
MarSton'S arrest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-02

We've Left the Barrel" and "Hsrrah
for the Pump" are the titles of two popuIar
English temperance songs.
@-A play called THE MAJ from Americ "
IS being acted in Australia. The title ch,r-
acter is a ifelike imitation of George Francis
AThe London Queen says that the de-
women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-02

a1-The Sacramento Bee hears that Kear-
ney won't return to the Pacific coast.
As'DOm Pedro says that America is twenty
years in advance of Europe in civilization.
kTCharles w. Rigdon, real estate dealer
Chicago, has gone into bankruptcy.
s-AbOut 10000 Indian troops, with three
Dattaliens OF British, will form the garrison Of
Cyprus.
SLOrd Beaconsfeld says I" as long as there
Snail De an England there will be Belgium"
AsA bogus John B. Cough has been lectur-
ing to delighted Missouri and Mississippi
audiences.
ragged Shelby CMich.) girl of l6 was her
Own brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-02

BAD FOR THE STRIKERs.-The miners of
the Potomac Coal company at Barton, Md,
who have been on strike for two months be-
cause OF objection to the cOmpanys superin-
tendent, have receded from their demand
number are re-employed. This the company
refuses to do, and last Friday served notices
on the men occupying houses owned by the
Guilty is having disastrous effect on :ile busi-
ness of Barton and vicinity, the loss to the
village up to this time having been over
Sl1 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-02
Saratoga RapeS

Sequel stakes, for three -year.oldS, one mile
and reequarterS, was won by the Duke of
Magenta, In a canter by four lensths: Bon.
Sis
The second race, three-quarteTS of a mile
heats, was won 10y Jack Screw: Loiterer sec
ond, Princeton third. Time, l:l93i and l:l9H.
Inc next Was an extra race, a mile and A
quarter dash. Bramhe won the race easily
10y six lengths, Oriole second, Idalia third.
Time, 2:l7.
The fourth and last race was a free haudi.
cap Steeple chase, - miles. and WAS Won by
waller, with Reddng second and Dandy third.
lime, 8: 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-02

A6A Hampton (Ga.) merchant reports an
egg hatched out on his counter by the hot
weather. -o'
Interpretations folk recall that the con.
greSs of Berlin began its work on the I3th of
June and finished it on the 18th of ,Iuly. and
consequently indulge in gloomy progp0Syjcs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-02

THE POPEs LATEST UTTRRANCE.-In the
cOnsstOry held on Monday, July Is, the Pope,
speaking with evident emotion, said he found
himself envrOned on all sides by difficulties
college given him constant and loyal support.
Nothing was to be expected from the mon
archs and governments of today those whose
intentions were good being poWerless to ex-
ecute them. The church must therefore CON
iide in her own strength, fighting unflinching.
" and without truce.-l London Standard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-02

The PLAGUE OF OFFICE-SEEKING is not
confined to the United States. AS soon az the
appointment OF Sir Garnet Wolseley as gov.
ernor OF Cyprus was announced in London.
his house in Portman square was besieged by
the unemployed: So severe was the press
that it cost a good deal of physical exertion to
dispose of the applicants. Very many of
them wanted posts to be specially man1fac-
not exactly know what they wanted, but inn
agined Sir Garnet could give them Opportuni-
ties for receiving comfortable incomes for
making themselves generally useful. The
whole surplus population seemed to have
come down upon the administration of the