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, 1879-07-07
hTRIBUNE" FABLES.


TIE BENEVOLENT ANACONDA AND TIE pRovr'
DENT GOAT.
Aprovident Cont, being deslroua Of arranging
for tbs comfort of his Kids after his Death, waa
sbout 10 botakc htmsolf to tho O6ico Of m estab-
l,shed Li!o .lnsusance Company, when hs CHANGED
to fail In with benevolent Anaconda, to whom he
coaaded hts purpose. my Misguided Friend"
cr,sd the Anaconda, "why will you wAsta your
Money In supporting nordes Of Pampered 0oat-
suckcrp who occupy tho!e bloatcd Ncsts In tho
sweat Of tho Policy. .holleru' Promlunf Rather
lot us organize Granger Mutual Company, 10 that
when you ars no moro your Family may faro
sumptuousIy On oystar.C Cans and Ciscaa.rostrrs
<svesy day. 1wlll bo tho Hoard Of Dlrsctora. and
"a iaat Tot E.ghtoen Months at \ time Tho Opesat-
Ing Expenses OF tho Company Will be ahhornall1
low Tho ailly Goat ch!mug in With this PROMO.
ettion, the Anaconda said, ~ will now proceed 10
make Assessment No. !, owing 10 the fact that
Mombcr OF Class A, tho Dodo Of Now Zealand, ID
extinct" and he embraced the Goat in Ills Coils
with such Enrneftnets that tho poor Creatures
C.tea could not DO heard for tho Cracking Of !1s
Bones and Horns.
MonAL. Now tho sorpant was moro subtlo than
al! tho beasts Of tho Field, especially than tho
Goat
, 1879-07-07

There ia good rcason to be1ievs that
"Long" JOKES mud his friends will nako no
further effort to displaoo United 6tates
blazshal Hr1pHup In order to make room for
tho elongated politician who claims Ills re-
ward for tho serylco ho rendered in tho e1ec-
ton OF LOGAN. This reason Ia found in tho
foct that tho United Staten Marshal, owing
to tho failure Of Congress to appropriate,
cannot draw his pay OF Government fees
until the Congressional omission has been
supplied. "long" JoNEs Is groat patriot
md devoted servant In the house OF the
Republican party, but ho doos not carry his
; devotion to tho extent Of serving his country
or his party without compensation, nor even
! when tho pay is doubtful. Alarahal H1Lpnur
can consequently rest easy In tho assurance
that "Long' JOKES will mako no effort to
displace him till aftor Congress Hhall up.
propriate lia pay.
, 1879-07-07

The feeling among the Gcrn,an-American
oitizons Of Chicago relativo to tle romorni
Of Fre-Morshal DxNNEn found expression
yesternny afternoon In well-attondea mass
meeting ut the North Side Tnrnar.Hall.
Among the names Of tho gentlemen who
worn prosent and participated In tho rro-
cecltngs will DO recognized those Of many
Germans of wealth and prominence, and OF
Democrats ankl Republicans In nl,out eqnnt
numbers--citizons who feel the haaty and
nneallcf1-for action Of tho Msyor to have been
IN insult to the nationality which las always
felt poculier pride In the distinction
aohiovcd by MATT DENNgR, as we'll rs blow
Mt their intercata rs propotty-owners. The
resolutions adopted at this Meeting would.
If olrculntcd, rooeivo the almost unanimous
assent Of tho people Of Chicago, regardless
Of politics or nationality, ginco they recito
briefly tho nnd!sputed faets IN tho case. viz:
that Fire-hla1sl,al BEsHEn "has performed
the dntiea of his Office 10 the entiro satisfac-
tion of Ill orr citizons n; TINT propezty.own-
ers and insurers believe that property IN
"bost protected with MATT DExNEn at .the
head of tho Fire Department" md that tho
Mnyor Is earnestly desired to reconsider hia
removal md renppoint him to his position. n
II Mr.. HARRISON means to do what llo
promised, to DO "Mayor of the ontire city,
he will heed this earnest and respectful ro.
quest and restore MATT BEEN1n to tho head OF
the Fire Department. Thgro is nothing he
could possibly do as Mayor Of Chicago that
wonld crafty so large number Of the
people Of this city.
, 1879-07-07


A number Of citizons unite In carsi which
wo print this morning calling for thorough
Sitting Of tho case Of HENRY 6ouYE, who was
on tho evening OF the Fourth Of July shot
aud killed by Soma unknown porson, pro-
sumably BY so,ne reckless hoy who was
" celebrating" tho national anniversary by
firing loaded revolver. Thls murder, aa
wyll as the other fatalities aud CASUAL
t!as arising from similar oauso Lust
Friday, lies directly 1t the door ot
the Police Department, and tho blood
Of the poor lad who waa shut through the
head will be found On the hauds os the Mayor
hlmsolf unless he oan mike 1t tappear that he
intended something more than ,ncre bonn.
bats when ha issuod the otdor Of July di.
recting tho police 10 prohibit the tlring Of
gnna and pistols within tho city limits That
order was absolutely ignored by the police.
when its execution would have anyed the
life Of This murdered boy. Was It an undcr.
stood thing between this Mayor and
tho Police Superintendent that the or.
der be tgnored2 or YVES tho Mayo,
70 deeply eugrossod In Ills assault on tht
efficiency Of tho Fire Department that he
took no interest III seeing whethor the order
vsA enforced or not? Probably the lutte,
supposition would bs tho nearest correct
, 1879-07-07

II ia matter Of homo speculation in Lon
don and Paris whether Prince JEno1iE Ma
po1kon and his sons will attond the funeral
of tho Prince Imperial, and the weight Of
opinion seems to bo TINT tho Ropublioanism
OF tho heir-apparont 10 the Bonapartist pre-
Tensions will mol stand in tho way Of paying
such tribute Of respect to the momory Of
tho dead Prince. The desire Of Con: CAS-
T1ENAu to bo prcsont at the funeral is SO
strong that he has asked to DO placed on the
rotirod list in ordor that there mny bo no
breach OF proprioty in attending tho 'ob.
geuuieg.
, 1879-07-07
PERSON AIS,

The pools aro not oil dead yot.
Tho hIayors 6agle is evidently botouling
tts neat.
LII. nayos has put his backbone away
unstl next season.
Tho Englisl, are so suocedsful in keeping
ont Of roach that cotowaTo 10 tired Of war.
A woman with two iIeads hns just arrived
from Earope-and No fear With two mouths.
Now York ia fast establishing reputation
Al summer rssod 10, tho criminal classes.
The note which we hold against tho lata
Khcliye VIC wilt sell tor o5 conss on tho dollar.
II tho foo!-ltilleY attended to his business,
he would soon suln the business Of the poossfles.
It IL understood from Alr. Dorio that Grant
does not usot to he Psestdent-ua1css ho can b
elected.
MI. Hendricks oau never be Yioo. Presi-
dent uc swears too much, and wouldn't catch
Auy Dab.
Tho Confederate congressman having gons
homo, the yclnw fcyer il requested 10 dolsy tta
operations no longer.
The cnsualsies Of tho Fourth Of July aro
e.,culstod to inspire tho questiou, "Wtl The
comtug man hasa thumbsa"
Mr. Lamar should not venture baok 10
washington lalcba ho eau pFoeuto NV PEppes
nsaco guarantees from Af. conklnR.
Lilly Duos will lecture, notwithstanding
thu Golden Kute which aaJs Daef unto Others ~ 70
would that they should Ducs INTO Jop-
The priucogs Loulae WIS oil In the v1lds
Of Canada ashins Instead OF helping VI cotshtata
tho Fourth, But u this t1us patrtoAsmf
Congress having adjourned, tho worthy
and deserving tramp mssts with cras Eebads iron
pes.ons who mla.ako hl@ for Congressman.
| Tho Confederate ConRresamen will b
rather coidly tecetyed hy their constituents for not
bringing tas Unttet states Treasury homo with
thsua.
President Hayes aud Senator William
| P,nckney Whyte, Of Maryland, "eEe Students to-
eether at tho Harvard Law School, Since their
graduation they had not mot mill Tuesday, whoa
Senator Whyts wsa ous Of ths Comnsittss to wait
ppon the President and tsk him It ho had any fus.
.shes communications to mako 70 Coqkre.a
, 1879-07-07

The seventy-two-hour demonstration of
the Socialists ended yosterday In general
condition OF unpleasant dampness. the result
Of deInge Of rain which stopped thespceol,.
making and sont tho pioaichers homo soak
jng yst. 1twaa at no time great affair, either
in thc numbers participating or tho atton-
.tion 1t attracted, and beyond tho rost and
rec1eauon afforded tho small number
OF workingmen who availod thosn-
selves Of three consecutive holidays
1t Is not easy to seo whorain tho denonstrs-
tion has done anybody my great amount Of
good. II We take as criterion tho number
of mechanics and labosers who marched II,
The procession, attended tho picnic, and
listened to the speeches, It does not appear
that tho worktug1nen Of Chicago arc quite
ready to join IN 1asn in tho e!ght-hour
movement, for certainly only worry small
proportion Of tlem lavo identified tho,u'
solves activoly with tho Socialist proceedings
Of tic past thrso days.
, 1879-07-07

aa to rcfs,ao NIL acknowledgment OF such diff
Interested "ud hc'l-'"cr1hoin8 aeVo1'oh 70
,uo oa''so u" .l,o Astnoo,u,o ,,', ovs. ~
n"Vo SHOWN ,,,*.a tiaS ..e n''','"ss "uspas WV
oe."p'oa u'o WANTS no''so e"'n." 0oo'' eou'
wv oS'F t!'o leoplo .u"' 'loy ""1. .os w.
co"nsaf ''0 tmpon.''8 T. "l"'u' "4A1. M',- oo
''"s'''s ol'o soio'or 10 'oo 74"',o 4u,e ~" ~,
every 4o'""' 'o1osa' OF 'ner','oa" a, ~.
thore pon.oornsa win aoai8 80 oea'4 NJ no'e1
etvo men ehonlo 90 fe"aeoeo WIN ans'o'o
oslaoi'ces OF popular appro7a.s "n". wv
wo coming to! Dadne the Demoor"'a III
Congress ACTUALLY threaten 70 ear'o out
tho dosernmo't fnthef tnan euon't 4onscs
to TINT terrible hoel OF oe"po.'su'
anaef "i''cn 'neS 0to eFnSn'as oan Ivy
carry oas t''1a 't'toat 70 .ne eatont u oorsr-
ing tue anouona'ng oh'.oa e'ese1 ni"ts'".'
of thor pny rs n1eu W '""f Asn s''cn ns'
ro'c conflict na this deserving Oh any 1eeuk-
nition7 "hat aia tho be1aocrass u .no
country expect DM lucy 'maR1no '''a.
their congressman ~onla 60 eo tar az ~ oas
Oh evon congressional aa'aF1eas : 1h1s ~ ~
mncn, anu the Palpao'o 'oo'os'enoo =, Wv
Democratic masses - ous ano'ao. os'u.no' ,u
Of tho proVerni"1 fneF"'''uue o' ls'P"o'''''
Gon. cnAhaEhs, one Of the most uncom.
promising OF the Confederate "last-tl'tchers,
is reported as s"ying s'nce he returned home
that 10 found his people good aeal moro
Interested In eanvnssing tho Probable s'elo
Of tho cotton crop Than In bewninnR tne
fnlluro to repeal the Election LAW. Ids IL
terrible. When tho Democratic messos
cease to onthuse over tho prospect or iroe
frauds and unrestricted violence o. ele0-
tiona, md when they ref1so 70 mourn oscr
tho failure to attain this boon' there Is 1eason
to bclioVc thhttae nemocratso espTas aoeo.1v 'a
on tho decline. "non the revival OF .no
state.eovorcfgnty aGit"sion' naekeo " Inc
Rebel yell, no longer hrea tae oomocta.'o
heart, thoro is reason to "ppfehena tnat the
party will 'io down auplnely undef inc ol'.
preston Of the central dosefnmont 1T
Washington. When Democratic reporters
aau fo1gns III inc laf6a c'1'eS u 'tle Nu11a
, 1879-07-07
THE MAYOR AND THE FIRE OF 1871.

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to9s was ac''petHse's rtaA," "nu 'oo,,5
selzod' "aas III 'no nayos qaasfI Hs'a
, 1879-07-07

although tho police were quite excusable In
supposfng that they woro not expected to
rny any intention to an order which was not
ias,eG until after nil tho Lads Of thu city had
laid in atock Of toy pistols aud ball cart
ridrca.
, 1879-07-07

Miss MARI ANpERsoN has now play entitled
"For sybl's Sake,n-Ek. The best thing for
Sy1i1s ache, 1t It ia Of lilo ordinary variety, Is
little old brandy or some blackberry cordial.
, 1879-07-07
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

Tux CutcAuo TKrncNx hns established branch of1cas
for the receipt OF subscrptons and advertisements h4
followst
KEW YoeK-Hoom 70 7Ytatse But1dins. r. 7. lie.
TAppxx, Manager. ...
PARIS Frnuce-No. 10 Isue d. ID srauge.lstclierc.
Il. HAnIzn, AKtnt
LONDON. EnK,-AHertcau K1chsuGe, 40 Strand.
HRxKT r. GfLLEu, Agent.
WARRINGTON D, C.-11l9 r street
, 1879-07-07

Tie Rev. j. A. NASH refuses 10 ACCEPT tho
t}scenback nomination for Superintendent of IT.
structton In Iowa. He Is not Of their Color
Nae lork Times. No, lo Is horae-wc mean q
NAgH-of quite another color.
, 1879-07-07

invcRts money In foreign securities bis Gov
oromont considers that ho takes oil tho
riaks. mud must look sitter his own intereata.
Of his Investments. Tho real renson for tho
participation Of tho English Government
with that Of Franco was that it was rnwill.
ing any other country should take lending
part In Egyptian atairn. II Inns since bson
nscorta!nod that tho British Government did
not In renllly dosiro the deposition Of 1sMA1r.
Khedivo, and that not only was tha assont Of
tho snltan Withdrawn In accordance with ita
sooret intrigucs a. Oonstantnoplo and Cairo,
but that II hoped to prevent the French from
taking further action In tho mat
ter. Tile discovery Of this oxcttsd
1nnch indignation in France, and. al.
though the friendly fceliug between tho two
countries was III danger Of bosng seriously
impaired, yet It is probable TINT tho intr'gnss
Of England would hnvs boon successful Il
tho rooont appearance OF Germany in Egyp-
Itiap affairs had not taken both England and
France by surprise, aud forced both 10 e1-
treme measures In order toregain their ascond-
onoy. In ordor 10 tako tho lead Of Germany,
both ronswod, in the mont emphatic manner,
thoir demand for tho depoettion Of IBMA1r,
and, In accordance with this demand, tho
Sultan with much reluctance yielded prom
isod assent,
The present Khedive, MonAMKp TEw11K,
Is % yenrs old. It is probable TINT the cred-
itors OF the country suppose his youth will
mike him moro n1iauk aud traotabfo in
, 1879-07-07

The New York Tints complains that. Since tito
elevated railroads came In, "lso city hss fallen
into the hands Of King Stork" in tho matter Of
transit. It means OF King atock-Wa atercd
Htnrk.
, 1879-07-07

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, 1879-07-07

"Thc runiab, a now scarf for Qontlemen," ID
extensively advertised. "Punjab u IA evidently
q nisprant for Pin.jab.
, 1879-07-07
EGYPT AND HER RULERS.

ono man clothed In little brief authority.
EGYPT AND HER RULERS.
Tho demands Of France. England, md
Germany, acquiesoed in by Austria and Italy,
havo boen approved by the enltan aud have
at last resultod in the retirement Of tho
Khe1iye, md In the succession of bis eldest
aon, MonANEp TEwr1K, 10 tho throne Of
Egypt. Tho late Khedivo, IsxA11, faconied
tho throne in January, 1868. 1Io wee Tho
fifth ruler Of the dynasty founded by tho
celebrated M5HEMEr ALI, who WIS appointed
Governor Of Egypt in 1906, and who, in 1911,
made himself absolute muster Of tho country
by force Of arms. This action Of H1EuEaEr
ALI was recognized BY the Porte, AMI guar-
antecd by tho Ave groat European Powers In
1871, md the succession To tho Egyptfan
throne was at tha came timo established
uudor the same rules as those 10 tho throne
Of Turkey. This title given 10 MznEMEr
ALI md to his Immediate stcoessors WAS
Viceroy, but BY 1rman Of tho Sultan In
1866 this tit1o wns changed TO " Khcdiye-el-
h1isr," or King of Egypt, and the ruler Of
Egypt has since boon known as tho Khetlivo.
By the Same frmau, and in consideration Of
additional tribute 10 be paid by tho khodive,
the sucoossion to tho throne WAS made diroct
from father to son, instoad Of, as required by
Turkish LAW, to the cldsst hoir. BY snb.
sequent hzmnn, issued In June, 1873. the
Sultan granted to the Khedivo tho right to
mako treatios and maintain armies which ha
had previously withheld, and s,neo than the
UknJ 1,a- al ft1n yor1r ~ n}3pe7t1fa
sovereign.
Although tho different mombors Of tho
Mz1rEmEr ALI dynasty haye doubt1ess in
Aicsed many evils upon tho country, yet thoy
! hive done far moro for tho development Of
both the country md people under their
away than have the rulers Of any other Mo-
harnmedan country. Upon tho advent to
povor Of MxuErr7 ALI, Egyp. was controlled
by the Mamolukes. OF these, there wero
twenty- -four Chiefs, orDoys, each the Govern
or Of province. The Turkish Pasha, placsd
by the Sultan over then, was unable to con-
frol them, and their government waa sololy
IN accordance with tho caprice Of zach. Tho
Mamelukes were destroyed In 1911 by ME-
uEmEr ALI, who In tho couroe OF bis long
reign cleared tho country Of robbers, from
Abyssinia 10 tho mouths Of tho Nile, intro
duocd tho cultivation Of cotton, sugar, and
indigo, nnd established system Of nhtionnl
EDUCATION. Each Of his auccessora has en-
doayored to oivilizo the people and to de-
velop the resources Of the country. TO Is.
NAIL, tho late Khodive, is duo the diacontin-
unnco of the African alave trade ns far south
os the Viotoria and Albert Nyauza, md, to a
, 1879-07-07

inc answer 10 tho qncsuoh. IN 'no oe''' !"
no eonanaed in July Z" ihcro arc ,,os
10" VINO !ehr that hEEsf nav eot '"uJ w.
"'tone +" nola upon @no '."sAes -" "a"
HUH" oe'lVoty rs no s'a' ,oF ""''.' M"
l'Foae many VINO nfunlly 'f"oe III "'o"' aso
ho'o'ng entirely oloo1' fe8ata'"e t.'o l'o.'4'
aa exceedlng!y aoaoual' yes' 'no Pt'o"
u NO. "heoI l" 4a7 u"sAo' ."on.5"
aaya nohco '''"y oa 'i"s,. "ou'o sno a's..'
punt 't''1S i"r atta..cs. n...so ..o t''S As''
rup rnnnr11,s n1rTv IN THE npNNER
CASE.
Impn1siro men nrc not a1ways stubborn,
md stubborn mon aro not always impusiyo;
Int Mayor HARRISON, Judging from l,is own
tnlk to reporters and othera, is hotl, impnl-
sive and stubborn. Mother Of these 1nals-
ties Is specially adapted 10 n responsible off,
cial career, and tho union Of the two anfti-
cicntly accounts for Mr.. TAnn1soss troubles.
The removal Of DESsrn bears the etamp Of
impulsiveness. Thoro was no prcmonition
Of such action; tho Mayor does not seem to
have advised with tho underwriters and
Inrge OWNERS Of buildings md goods, who
arc mainly Interested; and, after requesting
BEssEn's roaiguation, tho lnttor'B respectful
teply that he would give tho request in,rncd-
ate consideration was followed by an instanta-
ueous, summary, aud ill.nnturcd Dismissal
Tint WINS impulHive. Since then Mr.. HAan1"
sos 1,os had abundant evidence that his ac-
Tim In tia matter vas hasty and ill.ndvisoii,
md ha can acarcolv nvoid admitting M
much to himself, If ho has Ind any nssur.
oncea of annroynl. thov hayo como from not
~ o,,o,, no1it;o;ona who hopo .o curry foror
with him or expect to bopoflt In some way
,>o,,o, hoa 7,roducof7 rho ;nannance man.
49, .,,,o,a,,r o.rnor. md hne,,,o.. na,, MA
o1nost r,,n;,,oua n rnoord;n1 md nro.
."...,.,.,. ~" 1ar,ana, - nrvrr, = so,iouo
,sa.ana , h III tho hast ;ntoresta ~ tho nltv
, 1879-07-07
,AMuSEh1E ENTS.

IIootcJss Thonef6.
Randolph ttreet. tetween Clark AHd LhsAflo. En-
xazement Of Kmerton's tleaatherjan Minstrels.
, 1879-07-07

f4NycKly'N Theatre.
Dearborn ttrcet. cosucr Of Monroe. Engagement
OF tho Chicago Church Choir Company. III. II. g.
Ttnxfptt. n
, 1879-07-07

q 'n'' b"aos ,.-,o, .-..
UTE olnes ~" I"o' ~, ..T.,aa. w.,
VIC" "..n @ 'ua 49,. s,,stan" ~
ha'o G',on "os.sa ..hns. .a1,,.nn
mo1.al"a,s "usossss NV 'ao'o 20 .,,a.,s.
Q. wnen n'Aa ".ss' " ss"n ,ass,,, AZ.
S'hkala rair, " s.'snIs"
co'eteu 'ane 1aar ~ ~ ~ ,..sh ~,
u, SONS ohe son'e"asas n"a ~ .s......H, ~
w" e*soaa' s ~. ~. ... ~. ,nt.rs.,tnn
fcptoauee"' ~" 'a. w., 'ass IVY s.s,ts .,nhs
feau'hR' aotan n.,A LII, ~" ~. ~. s.s 49,
uown " "as"sss. ~ .a.n. tn.n tss nav, van,sn nv
snw .ncr,sr drcama bavo had. and how tbey hsye
n,w.vs cnma trpe. What want you 10 do ia 10
cnoarn mn "a qut Tn1nusk's spec!al Commissioner
for nrtnms. Whoucycr auythine Of Importance
hn,nenn iii haxe drosm upon tho subject I'M.
mrdIott,v. md write Il ont a. soon a. have
vo.hc9 m tho breakfast thtpes, ant will send
NV tlttia boy down to tho Office With
n Or pcrhapB. II you think I had
hrttcr. can take nap after
1,nncr md vrte in my dream then, TO that It nil;
ho tn lima for naxt mornings paner, Don't you
ecc Inn advantages Of this syetenl? You will always
y. aha to r.ly nnon having yonr drosus, the yory
hs,t ia, ~. thst the market can afIord, and that
s,,, .avo yon hunting through the oxchonnos, and
,,.xho eating scoonrd by tho evening papety. NV
a,o.r,. too vui hc nxclut'ye.-I won't lot any
hoIy rno,v a3out 'cm cxccpt tny i,auxhter Or some
oro c.u t+nst m Tint ynr wifi hhya 4 Wit
M. IN ,nh.tanttnts tho singular occurrences,
And Ia 70, the tor,ns, l win make them vcry rca.
sonablo: what do you say to s. for single dreams
,u,, where you tsLo auan,Ity reduction. -aay
civ dozenr n voulike MI 4uarustlou, Just wrlto
~ ~. ~. c,oa,,t.Is IN s,v thnt bayn been an.
noIntc, n srn,uuyH snu clal Commissioner for
nr.s,ns and Ri stsrt IN rtoht 1t once" Tho edit.
- n,n,.lno,t IN ter TINT ho Ind lust engaged a
..Iss ..l.t ,,d rrom.sng that II tho yotnu
a..a a,,n,, sr,w.r he rould At ones write to her
n,ea ma'I...', a..a 49, ,",,h ,,,tytn, .uilo
"''o'''s~ ''s'
.... a. ~. or, .,.,
a man res1dlhB on tto "oHt ''uo kooo"''S
read In TUE TRIBUNE anoat 'ne nccluen' 81 n'sea9a
Falls 10 a woman who "ae spending tao money
moon thero with her hah6ana' ana VINO 'oi oSss lae
prcctblco With great success. JIG M"ss'eo man
h',nselt,-wha married. c'esen yeAts a9o 70 E "oma"
four years hi" acniof, And, aor Feadlns the para
graph In question: h'h eyes gro" Fety 4"Tee anu
dreamy; aud after eomo mtnntes Iaoaeht na
slapped his hand down upon us leR w" cmpnasa
| aud said. +" llT J'nss' shata bu'i5 suea-lh ~
IT," 70 when he went hoae ~ h'Rat ~ sa'a ~
| his Wtte. pleasshE4' e*eo1'''e' ""to p'o''
thinking OF late that It Il oloven 5oats since you
placed yonr little banda tEnsta'Iy IN m'ne--
"It you arc making t"H OF my aanaa' oon'
william, Peter DusenbcErY, ron may. 10 we"s
number Hesea elorc, admit, hnt IL hae hsen tol!'
Inc and mofllng over tue wnsh.tua and tho Snshu'
lug boaril for you that has made them aFGe' ieuF
hands ase whits snl soft; shsy wouldn't ID II yon
hnJ tha snrIt o! mAn In tue inatlof OF ahopptRg