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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
POLITICAL NEWS.
TIE pInr IN MAINE.

TIRE ATTORNEY OF WASHINGTON COUNTY OFFERS
TO PROVE THAT RETURNS FROM DEMOCRATIC
TOWNS HAVE BEEN IAMPERED Win.
k,crsr, Me. Dee 3.-Charlcs b. Rounds
County Attorney fer thc Couutyof Washington, mas
addressed letter to the Governor and Council re-
ferrng 70 their refusal 10 allow inspection of the re-
turns on the ground. expressed by the Governor
that no constitutional power exists for making
correct nns Mr. Rounds offers. on behalf of Re
public.n Seuasors-elcct from Washington County,
if the Eoard will open the subject for Investigation,
TO nroye that IN the case of returns from Demo
cratic towns for Senators and Representatives
change have been made; that these changes
were made to supply the defects dis
covered by surreptitous and premature
openings If the returns. and that they must
involve. IN some form, collision connivance oil
persons connected with the Stale Government. Inc
witnesses he desires to have summoned are prihe'-
pallv persons connected with the State Govern
meat. officers in Democratic towns and few
Others who have knowledge OF the matter
DIR. George c. Wing. of Auburn has written
letter TO Mr.. FogS, Executive Connection
referring 70 the iadisposition of the
Governor and Council Ia allow corrections
70 be made in returns anl saving with refer
enee IN tie permission rendered him to have a cert-
fed COPY Of them: IF you still adhere
60 this opinion. | am at loss 10
know what advantage you think il would he TO me
10 get certified copies of returns which you pro-
nounce uralterabe. especially rs | understand
these certified copies are pedled at the State House
al the rate of II for each certificate" Mr. wing
concludes with the assertion that he will persist IN
his demand in the interest Ct the seuatorS-eeet
from Androscoqgin. aud will enforce it by every
legal method he can resort to.
FIG Parker. chairman Of the committee to which
was referred the protest Of Messrs. Ill., smith,
Cutler and Goss, reports to the Governor and
Councll that the protest contains several important
mssfatemenis. The committee asserts that no prom
Use was gwen counsel from Androscoggn County
that they could inspect the returns. The answer
gwen 10 IL. request for an examination 81 the r.
firms for Senators and Representatives from That
cOuntv with a view 10 correcting errors
that might he therein, was IN" 1ol-
Lowing: "The council unanimously re-
spond That a. at present advised, the Constitution
does not provide for such alterations ms WAS
Tie only answer given them. and no statement Ike
that quoted in the protest was made. me
only request made by the gentlemen signing
the protest was the above specihea.
and the only answer given them was
the one before mentioned. The committee
refers 20 the matter ot bringing me
subject OF inspecting The returns before tne
court aud has no doubt the views OF me
court upon any disputed point Womd
have great weight with the Executive De
partucnt in the discharge Of the duties now before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
A DESPERATE BUT Va IN EFFORT TO GET EVEN.
Froat TIE dibGnV Erpress

As late as Thursday morning The Argus re-
peated the ACQUISITION all the stunning ep'ueis OF rs
uu'due vocabulary OF gigantic words, as though II
would crush 1HE Tribune with The p0nderOsity ITS
many yllabrd colu biads That same morning. how
eVei official announcement Of tue sale as inane IN
ali the New York morning pap and the sianoer was
nut M rest. Its own columns, indeed, contained the
refutation Of IL editorial libel 10 l. not strange PER
haps that ne Ar9gfs should appear - the false
accuscr OF The 1HIBUNR. The metropolitan organ
of the Republican party, during the late can
vas. in inteliigihe English. rendered import AMI
service to the Republican cause; 30 lmyolta
md, CO. that Governor Robinson had quite lost as TEN
per-- he evri held it-and says "lied" ABOUT him
The matter of the Danucmora Railroad. We suppose
constiu rs the Governors grievance; nut as all iHt
IRIBU NJ record, do not see Why HIS ENcet
lency should grow indignant thereat lhk lhiBISE
no wrNer l. vniicated IT, by any chnnre, the ntsota
tons mad faied would have been Competed 10 'esi
under the du Of having dealt In gus ne" TOT eject
with all VINO are inclined by pref udcr Originating IN pO
iitca differences believe everything Dad said about
those ian wHom they disagree. The reverse is now seen
10 be- true u clear the accusation was made as
mmtser of political The charges against leading
hspubl!caGs are similar in character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
A SUBLIME RUSH or FIERY VIRTUE.
From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
r.,, Nh Xanp fInrufNc ~ mat nnu

The NEW DIRK TRIBUNE - Just now IN
the fai emo meat Df having beaten all 80 contempO-
by obtaining and publishing m adyanre ~ All Of
them important piece Of newstbat az IN" sale
of the Wander bit stock-and also the full enjoyment
81 the dscOmh of Its contemporaries who denied the
truth the publication. and mixed their denals
win many bitter words against fnA TRIBUNE for daring
ID publish the ale ged untrutb. There ething
alnost sublime In fheir arrangement Of The TRIBUNE,
ana their hot nyectye seemed 10 How from hearts
charged with fiery yiNue. The news being, however
real news being altogether true, the contemporaries
eittIng IN the shadow OF the valley Of humiliation
shanrd BY being badly beaten by their enterPrisIng
ueglbor slammed still by being caught IN defeat
ana being found abusing with such yirtuous ipdigna
non THE TRIBUNE TOR being wrong when 10 was quite
righr. Their neighbOr has display Il toward them
very dgnicd spirit OF TO Oeaance. which must be very
- pleasaut Tor nem % accept ~ It's hands IL might
have dealt them savage blows IN return bui 10
has refused to strike ifs Assaante whils they are
down. resting satisfied probably In the consciousness
that II can afford 10 be magnanimous through the
nc nieyenent great victory NiTiuOus iDdigna-
ton ALWAYS looks well. and often Is well but on gen-
eral principles just safe not 10 let our virtue
throw stones AZ cur neighbours windows until ge dis
cover whether the real Ofenc- l. not upon our instead
OF upon his side OF the argument La this particular
cas- tne damaged Oeiy those who threw then.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04

ton Including his salary OF 50 COO are limited 20
80 600 Each parish its contribution 10 the
scnool fund through the rodA, bnt HE schu"i innis
from Other are 10 be diSiihu ell az hc irssia
ture directs by law Pr vision IL also made Tor STATE
Universities at New-Oil,aus and Baton Rouge
The Consultation also declares that Tie follow ne
debts dine by the STATE: To the ire school
fund. LBS O67 ~ Ia the seminary fund, Sl3"oOV;
60 the Agricultural and Mechanical Col ceC iunu
SlS2.3l3 O3 Wemr over twentYone ears oi age sbt
ne eligible - any office OF control or iuaia mint uhuei
The school lava. 49,,
The ordnanec relating 10 the stnie debt when VIII pe
voted scuaratey. provides that the interest on 'ie
cousonaa bonds snail be per cent for five years IRON
January l. 1880 per cent foi fifteen years ano YET
cent thu rcafter Holders Of these bonds NAV SURRENDER
them at the rate OF as cents the dollar ioI oohis
bearing 4 Ter cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
ENGLAND'S IRON RAIL TRlDE.
From The South Wales Ys,c.. Nov. is.

Prom The South Wales Ns,cs Nor. is.
The supplementary return which shows the guam
uty and value of the iron and steel rails exported.
proves that last month. for the first time for some
wears there was an in the quantity of both
classes OF rails exported. For the month the ex-
tons in the corresponding month Of last year. The
increase was due To the springlDg up of the demand
for iron rails for the United States b971 tons being
sent there All other customers for rails show
a large decrease. OF steel rails the quantity OK
ported last month 20, 800 TONS the quantity for
the corresponding month Of last year being "a $40
tous Of these steel rails owing to tho ugh duty,
the United States took only 43f TONS but 20 British
North America 1904 tons were sent, an increase
that more than counterbalauced tho falling OF In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04

A week ago The NEw-YORK TRIBUNE an
pouuced that William IL. vanderbilt wac about 70 ds
nos Of $50 900 shares OF MS New-Yor Central Railroad
stock 10 syndicate composed Of foreign and American
bankers, the price TO be paid beng Sl2O per share
announced. owing to a hitch in the adjustment
OF the conditions OF the sale, The Aeic-l 0rA
Times and It's namesake Phlad phia The Aetc f0rA
sun and It's satellite In Wilmington; The EreIy Lrefifng
and host OF other newspapers If Heater OF less
portance set up howl about Jay GOuds organ Lending
fsef to socLobbng lie for the purpose OF inducing
peple 20 Erie aud other shares likely To be NJ
fcced by such a stupcDdOus sale just IN what condi
lion If mind these racrs were on Thanksgiving morn
in when they awoke aud leaned that the sale had
taken place lust in the manner and form HE TRIBUNE
had stated can well he imagined. ana one may pardon
the aief cnuckle OF THE TRIBUNE as II contemplated
the scomfturc OF It's Jealous rivals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
SIMPLY souIRMlNG OVER THEIR CROW.

From Ihs IttHSc'ue pe'":l ICT."S H"u'o.
The New-YOrk press, Jealous, perhaps, OF
The TRIBUNE giving news about winch they were eyi
IDENTITY 90 much in the DARK tened with cheap satire
Bu the funny part OF the business is nat the NewlOrs
papers who pretended 20 pOOhpoon the Arrangement as
mere canard gotten up bear Eie and other stock
no beginning eat crow. aud make the oct ~ being
left in the by their contempurary HE TRIBUNE Ger
tam tbey can crow. but then they don't like crow
though when II L. necessary to swallow ~ they car
WORRY down a Jump with the best Of their OIL Region
c,ufa tapn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
NATURALIZATION yINDICATFD.

KOcHfeteT IcfaofTlH 1llu fITGNilIf.
TIE TRIBUNE Is fully INDICATED, and n
was doubtless tnOroagnly informed concerning tte
suit plOr To its publication. number ~ Journals had
articles ,enounrins THE TnIBu in the Issue In
winch the dispatches the OF the c0nclusiOn Of
the business. TIE TRIBUNE afford tO smile az the
disconfOrture Of IA uSais and % Congratulate t-ei
INN, II. DtIIur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
THE LOUISIANA MAJORITY.

ABOUT 10000 CLAINlD BY TuE 'DiMOCRAfs-IHE
INV CONSTITUTION AD9PrED-FAlE Of TIE
pFRr ORDINANCE IL DOUBT
Nrw-DRLEANs. Dec. Sd, spatchos to The Demo
craf frol twenty-seven parishes, not including Or
leans save the Democrats 1925 net majority.
The pfmocraf claims the election of Governor Witt
bv 10000 majority. The new Constitution Is
adoptcd 10y a large majority. Prominent Democrats
think that the fate of the debt ordinance, which
was voted on separately. is III doubt. The mdica-
tions point 10 It's defeat The vote will probably
be close aud the official returns NAV be required To
decide the result. I'm this city the Democrats have
about 5000 majority.
The election in Louisiana was for State
ofcers and members Of both branches OF the Le-isa-
ture all for terms OF four years. The proposed new
Constitullon was voted the same time. The Re
publican and Democratic STATE tickets gwen below
Republican. Democratic
For .IaVlor Bcattie. Louis a. WIZ.
Iie,.f doregaor...Jas NJ Gillespie. Sam ID. McEnery.
Aff4rnss- Gcnfrdi.. Don A. Pardee. flames I. Egan.
SerfsfIrs j. d. Kennedy. VIII. A. Strong.
An 4itOg. .......... .Ciaudius Mayo. ALLEN JumeL
SHpf Iubhc Inst. NJ T. Bonzino. Iu"lh IL raw
sRenoIninated present and Acting
Governor tPrescnt Assistant Att0rney-GeneIal
The Alliance PiohibtOn party also had a ticket IN
fhe field but its nominee for Lieutenant Governor
Qhonas Overton) has declined The vote of 1876. ac-
cOrding TO the two counts, is given below:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
THE VOTE OF NETWORK.


REPUBLICAN PLURALITIEs HANGING FROM 2o| FOR
HosKINs TO ~, III FOR CORNELL-sOULE DE-
FrATrD BY 14,o61 PLURALITY.
ALBANY, Dee. 3.-Fhe following are the
foongs OF he return of the late election filed in the
office OF the cretar Of State for acon by the Board OF
state Canvassers with The for Associate Judge Of
the Court Of Appeals 1873 The votes given TO Hos
kins and Potter Inc udc al defective and imperfect bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
AN ELECTION At SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, n. Y. Dec. Sat the annual cleo
ton oil the syracuse, Biughamton and New York Rail-
road Company to-day. the following directors were
e ected: Samuel sloan. William L. Dodge. George Bulk
ley. Une 4. Murdoch, +. f. Holden, Fred. L. CHAM
hers W X Nver. Moses Taylor, Perry r. Pync. George
Biz John B.,bn. T. II. bnens and Bonn. q. Clarke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
AN ILLICIT STILL SELZED.

Deputy Collector Wright seized an Illicit
sti in Tenth-st., Hunters Point yesterday afternoon
Of q capacity of250 gallons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
THAT GREAT CENTRAL SALE.
FURTHER COMPLIMENTS FOR TIE TIIl
UNE'> RIVALS.
ACCURATE AND IMPARTIAL TX ITs FfNAN,r z

BToH me LIiffmors American.
The New-IOrk papers cannot get over tn ir
c1agrn 20 the CnfcrpIise Of TIE TRIBUNE 10 bcne q
first The details OF the ucxOt alton Ter fHe
purchase Of the 10000 shares 90 Ney-lOrF Central
STOCK. They venting their spite by pIosrsting lDit
THE TRIBUNE published the article az Jay Gogd's ui.i.
IA u ORDER 10 drive Gown the price IF Ert = a
bring about tie break IN stocks winch took place
wce' Bui the accusation "a shown 10 be.Dsurd ~
fart that Ere made a decided advance the Official
announcement INST the fAIe had been communicated.
Several Of the NowYcrk pagers frequently rail- n. 1EE
TRIBUNE being an organ or JAY Gould, which Ne
lke Oi Tor fockjObbing purposes. but We have
never any evidence OF the charge produced The
treatment OF al iuana subjects by IIIE tribune has
always impressed being thorough, accurate AID
impartial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04

the shipments to British India and 10 Ansfrall,
The price Of both clfsses II rails M declared bv a
return. though still vefy low seems slightly lend
lDg upwards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
= f;euo,nlnated.

The stat Board will meet the 10Th inst. 10 canvass
the The total vote for Governor Is 72.69O
greater than for Associate udge I'm 1875. the RpuD
can vote having been increased by 27.155 the Demo
cratic vote by 1889 the Prohibition vote by l13 and
rhe scattering by 1854 The GTecnhack vote fell
off 10 the extent 5f.s47. The largest total vote
1902 1881 east for Treasurer. The largest Rcpubl
can woe C3s 1881 cast for Controller the largest
Democratic vote l439 CAD tor Engineer, the largest
Greenback vote (23O67 for Lieutenant Governor. the
largest Prohibition A.437l for Governor, and the
largest scattering vote "a 500 for LeutrnantGnvernOr
The smallest follow: Republican, 4lS567
Tor Governors; Democratic, 37579O for Governor !;
Greenback 202s6 for Governors POhibt ion, 1902 tor
IleutenautG scattering. 5000 for Controller
The smallest total 1897 277) for state
gineer. The Republican plul ali hes range from 2s7
Tor Lieutenant Governor TO 42.I11 FOR Governor The
Democratic plurality for Engineer Is 14.O61. All the
candidates Governor except the Prohibition nOm
nee behind their tickets; the Prohibition candidate
however ran ahead of the second nominee his ticket
The gaias OF each party all the candidates below
Governor excepting the Prohibition nominee for Len
tenant compared with the vote OF 1873
are course greater than those given at the beginning
OF this paragraph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
HE PROVIDENCE AND spRINGFIELp LINE.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 3.-The annual
meeting OF lac Providence Springfield Railroad.
day. elected directors Albert l. Sa, les. Horace A.
Kmblr. James Inman, Sidney Dillon John l.. Ross
ana Edward Pcarce IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
CHINA TREATING FIFTH HAWAII

BAN Francisco, Dec. 3.-The Chinese steamer
Hochnng has arrived III 1nolup with n number Chi
passengers including Fan Chinese official
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04

enpowrred to conclude treaty Of am'tv md ecnnnrr
he, vveen hs q yernneut and Ihai Of Hawaii. ana g
M.rrno special AGENT OF the Chinese Merchants stcan
Navigation Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04

A little boy, three years old, who had been
looking out the window for few minutes at besutun
rcd sunset. exelaimedt smother. look how sore '''
Door sky L."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
A u,DGE EI.EC1Ep RAlpRoAD PRrsIpENr

COLUMBIA, 5. c., Dec. 3.-Judge A. G. Has
ke Associate Justice of the state supreme Court has
elected president of the Charlotte Columbia and
Augusta Railroad succeed Colonel j. ID. Palmer,
sgued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
JUST WHAT AIS THEM.
-. M. -. -. a , - a. 49,
A DISMAL TBAAK,GIvING Feast.

FTVlf ITO LiIt7FII @ft''FF''F'Fs,,,
TIE TRIBUNE led all the rest. There is not
doubt about IT, TIE TRIBUNE has Us triumph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04

TIRE ATTORNEY OF WASHINGTON COUNTY oFfhKs
TO PROVE THAT RETURNS FROM DEMOCRATIC
TOWNS HAVE BEEN IAMPERED Win.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
al TINE TABLE
rr WILMINGTON

LEAVE N m
SANS ssansn,rHIA.-2a nn 7;os, O. ! s;io; q s.%. : ~
sG leS, q on sundays, 2'Si' ai''
%sS.S. 80 P paai. N 100. 1907. .. m;
X SEw f9hn'm N N. ON Sundays z'zi
AND WAsHrNoToN:aa
Z. BiIrlsofnn n 1852, I.O%. 6.is. 7.os'
N tlo sNtsys. l2.5l, ~ .. IN. n..,.,
On sunuaayr Bay Line connecIonh
D. 10 su1S@is =. is, a. M; LILO, c,%'
NJ Sxnsunday lrains. ol5 A. m.: lilo,
SSpttwARk y; m.dv r,ins
|Ts phLsN 30 sunday ;,rps ,rais; RR-
efT@,,,s,lSoros & NonrhN n No sunday
\: Taas0O n.; 500, $50 p H. ''
NJ ,r WESTERN Il. Rib
~ n ,SslvE ri r IN WILMINGTON n : d
blys Ann Ah"narrputA.-l2.4s, 2os, SO;
|,pr PnlI,s,pirIna1 PILL, iIa1 1 O2. 2.5o, 4.N, 8 u.
10 s9. ll.l9 3 r II H. 10 o. .. m.
nloa ~ N yjnax INK, = .O3, So, q. m. 1872,
Ifpy Nkw i, M m on sundays, 2.'Sa. M.
is ,Wp. WrIps.ong.-2l5. s.so, s;5.. a; m I;
|pO., pO.,s1 S.l'.S i.S, $50, p. IN. On sundays
Sl n; NJ; w n p,,SSGroS.-2.i5. a. M; i2.oS.
;r 'n,sTS ~ StsrLE $50, il.50a. M; D, 10
fp'x n sunday trains. .so :, sa a m 4.
- N"s'awaRE Il. R.-s.5o, ii oo u H.
~ ptX$n pXn ~ day trains. u
, D. niun,'xlSeToS a NoRrHkRs II, IL:
ip@ss a. M, oio p. IN. NO oan""'
s., NJ, AWARE WESTERN II. R.,-s.fo,
Iss. psse, 20, p. m. No sunday trains.
- ~ voR WILMINGTON LEAVE
nS' PHILADELPHIA.
,.o,nsrREgr AND WAsHISGToN
fpx p.os' sol. 1890. II 45 a. m; LID
Tgti;il;;s II; sW 7.H. si5, ll.D p. IN. on
y. ~ gia m. : 500, 9.i5. Il.Dp. m.
,an TaiKrY SECOND AND MARKET
fns ~" ll.s5 a. M; ~ -. i.W. p
@ @ars M on sundays. I.OO. '.U q. M.
,bs black figures represent the
i.a VII. F.pre,s," on which an extra
n. eh lrgtl,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
Personal and Political.

The Republicans have exactly hund
red majority in the Iowa Legislature.
The Greenback vote at State elections
this year has been only about one-third
OF what it was at the State elections last
year.
How to redace the Egyptian is one of
thoes things which no tellah can find out.
English critics think tn at Coghlan the
actor has not improved since his visit to
America.
Sir Joseph Witworth's patents for
improvements in the manufacture OF iron
and steel will be prolonged tor five years.
Mr.. Archibald Forbes is mentioned in
orders in the last London Gazette for
having, during . light in Afghanlstan,
attended to the wounded on the field.
The registration list ju't finished in
Charleston contains the LANES Of ll,UOO
voters, of whom . majority Of about lOO
are whites.
President Hayes day or two ago
that II an elrctio could be held right
away in Indiana the Republicans would
carry the Stale by large majority;
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
R4ILROADbs
,nr,puIA. WILMINGTON
Dsisant Dsisa ntITIMORE RAILROAD

November lUrH, 1879.
|,xu will leave Wilmington as foliows'
Iu.A.nhIa ard Intermediate Stations,
I.S "a gn III. 2U. 400. 100. 9.i6 p.
|hidslphia lE1press) 900. s.se. 1902 a.
|na, and New York 2.2l, 100. 1902 a. M,
Sal9. p. M. o...,.
|fih nu ,oa ~
smmore and Washington, l2.5l, 2.l0.
f,n., l..5g, l.OI. 5.ls, p. m.
I'm. ior Delaware Division, leave for
s.s VII Cs,tle Ms, u. IN. lilo. $50 y. m.
S.rog,on and Intermediate stations,
i, n.: l.lO, 6.pp. m.
IrInar and Intermediate Stations, 9.l5
d; LNp, IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
slvslphia and intermediate Stations
In m: 500 90 p m.
|nIL,lphls and New York, 2.,q .. m.
hlanoie and Washington, l2.oi, 2.i0
Iirrther Information passengers are
trd 10 the time tables posted at the
IA IL. +. KENNEY,
superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21

The average American kitchen and
Or. Bulls Baltimore Pills both know
destroys il. Price 70 cents.
Fifteen thousand dollars have been COL
lected for the children OF the late General
Hood.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-21
anchor Line.

"g gsnIATES NAIL STEAMERS,
Isll from New Nork for
Mi ,a.w every SATURDAY;
|hsgs ~ ,suiaily TO LONDON direct.
"" uiasgow, Londond cry, Bel
aO.D w. iast, Liverpool.
hnd Cstn Janins' $50 TO $50, Currency.
iihI!udlng all requisites, $40
oN ~ DIRECT STEAMER
llOOy r No Steerage.
ownAblNS, s5j and s65.
hstpga,. .ulsloh tickets at reduced rates.
hrslsot taccommodat ions unsurpassed
eanee sn anu com fort. All state
kMls fo.ms on main deck.
Apply In II rIHiormaiion, plans, &C..
pnN pnEN DERSON BROS.
shsAu rSIlng Green, New YORK.
sps. BELTS, Adams Express,
Wilmington, Del
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-15
Only His Temper.

George Elliott
Touchwood is that kind of good
fellow. He is by turns i%nsolent, quar-
relsome, repulsively naughty to limo
cent people who approach him with
respect, negleotful of his friends,
angry in the face of legitimate de-
mands, proOrastinating in the fulfill
mept of such demands, prompted to
rude words and harsh looks By a
moody disgust with his fellow-men in
general-and yet, as everybody will
assure you, the soul of honor, a stead
fast friend, a defender Of the oppress-
ed, an atfectionate hearted creature.
Pity that, after a certain experience
Of his moods, his intimacy becomes
insupportable A man who uses his
balmorals to tread on your toes with
much frequency and an unmistakable
emphasis may prove q fast friend in
adversely, but meanwhile your adver-
sity has not arrived and your toes are
tender. The daily sneer or growl at
your remarks is not to be made
amends for by a possible eplogy or de-
Tense of your understanding against
depreoiatOrs who may not present
themselves, and on an occasion which
may never arise. | cannot submit t
q chronic state OF hlue-and-g greer
bruise as a form Of insurance against
an accident.