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, 1880-12-28

Sir 1s1clrAun TkMr1.E, late Governor Of
nomDAy, lullvcrcd mn address IN 1ndn before
the Colo1linl Institute tn London fortnight a90.
1Io trc.1 10 put tho best raco possible on Its nf-
fnirs, hut wns compelled to nllmlt tint tho
charge of insolvency wAs not without fO1nfln-
uon. lilo said TINT India coul,1 still burrow on
favorable tcsnts; hut, rs tho London Timrs
points ont, this ts duo to tho common hclicf.
orruncuus though 1t nny be. that tho credit Of
Orcat DrItaln stantls behind thar af Inlta: md
that tho fA!iuro ut tho princlpRl tic tn1'orscr
would 1nnko tho notes good. Tho truo condl-
ton Of Indian finances may bc Judged from tho
fnct TINT the expenditure ru1s peroua1y noar
tho limit Of tho resources hf tho country, ALI
In1inn ilnancicrs, including Str 1tfcharl Temple
himself, hnvo acknowledged tho llt1culty. II not
tho impossfbitlty. Of 'mf'osans now tnx on In.
dIA. Tho revenue ont1nut l,o increased, and NIL
occnalDnal wantB nro met by temporary lonns.
Tho debt Of lla Is e750. 600 900, or nearly ono-,
half that Of tho United Btatcs. !. . :. =.
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WHAT AMERICA MIGHT Do FOE GREAT
BRITAIN,

Tn n rocont tssne ~ ,rur ,rur,,uxr we. rc.
nrtntotl mn nr,jc1e from the 1,ontlou Spcott,tor
vattInv f,,rth na nm 1;nrlish ertrvnnca the ex-
tranrdinnry sto,cment hint tl,o United states,
41nrpt arrrndtu,Iv rowcrfuI o,ut r,ch. "fs
lo,nr nothln, for tbe world.n In tho cour8o
nj tnis nrtlclo the Snectutor sni,l:
rho o,ono,,,, ,or1,,,on If I'M rrulon IL roor-
vicious, and just so,lrru of prl.,e to its people,
pe AGrcn,ns '1s; mnh !orsas ra,a tG1 Gn "
heavy n.orri prIco. Thoy 10 Icss for II,e wprld
Involving set-sacri,ie9 aclbGrntGy 80 ts, H., IT,
n,a,1s ,yno mis- fuiriy rc,., ttat their gigantic
nrmamen!s, 1t they Ilr,,co Htlrcst; ~! eAs9
aav rhn H,n"rican iimio,, ts rinl, heyotui cum.
pare, lrst. tccn,so It inherited tho r!eest cstao
II ttr t9 ~ tha Nuttuai f"ri,,,, an tit,er .py or
navy, becauso It retuscs 10 mnlntan or.lor III
ny s.'e oeFeaeG @ SrId Wiz II t, aifn ~
amused glance Of IN inlIi'er,nt Rpyutasor. i
s the ssrSnEest 'i9 dress 9 shg ,19 in9ss 49,
ilstion il, lsosts !ct,ks Upward to tho 0srat Ilo-
public lr a!: TO strgginK oos tMris 70 aos
hes tlt liz Wcsers lie ro Viii drlyc awny tic
opnresaor. Ono American shell would liteEMte t!
VIII, t1 mny io r. ,'usnstr' M for iii tl,o Herycans
oare. Tho most xsnernus individually Of racos
T ,F stek0 ,Ks,;" ~ cv vow ~ ,r lsSS Wa
Know Of no great service eI.o hls tinne tt, fpnn-
kind except l Offering tlt' sstrrssc @ non9
tIsutrrestcgi,iess, @ @ ] and Icsr inuxnIhosnt ro-
sources, aud her ;etacl.sl poiicy: tno untoa
la'Snt w. md h,pry ro on wor of n,arcy 10 ai.
Kind ltko thu crnsaru u tho snfanos. Ale,
hnWeYes oe o's sv% 9 ngr nw @n ~
fnIlinE l,aok iron civilization. unnidvI, u,l-
guided. lna unc0ntrnlloa " ths niightyse
nrH wtI, nn.insiy nnnI,,nuiafe Tim ntrcnrfh tiIsy
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DEyMoN1cofs Christmas contribution to
John Kalay's paper wns n htll-0f.fare tor a din-
ner 10 cost tl2 Il pluto: md Jul!ot Corson's was
bIll-of.fnre for s0-ocnt dinner for RlrteoR
pcraons. There ought to bo ago'dcn n,aan be-
twoen the barron ldcallty ot u dinner on tho ono
hand and tho extreme praoticality Of tho prloo
Tor pue on tho other.
, 1880-12-28

AN Immigration bill introduced In tho
South Curoliua Legislature, anu likely to rnss
Without opposltton. proposes to exempt FROM
6tato, county, md munloIlMl taxation for thre1
yeass tho real estato Of cvery Immigrant and tho
capttal Invested .tn improving It 10 an aplouht
not exceeding &t.6QQ
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"TnE grnornuh American cpfcurca," shys
d Now York pnpot," who reJolcd In eoctng terrhA
pin and cnnyas.baok duck upun thor Chtlatu,as
tllnncr-tnblo may bc grntltlci by tho kiH,setgo
TINT In nt,mbor Of oases tho satne lukuttcs
wcro partakon Of by their English cousins. For
eome years pnst 1t has been customary for
American Ecnt1oHtn having Intimate aesoctntes
nbroRd 10 sonl thom Mt this senAon Of tho yoar
selected assignments Ut tue Tntpc which may. In
scnso, 10 called peculiar TO this cn,intry. Dur
Ing the past few months, from retnhlu STATISTICS.
1t scems thnt quito ttstdn hns sprung up In tho
eatho direction, atld TINT tho business Ut shipping
the octcry.cntlnx duck and tho diamond
hacka' from Baltimore to London and I'aris
promises 10 10 nn extensive and profitable ono.
Tho shipment OF Wcstorl game hab nlso bect,
rapidly on tho Increase during tliu past fow eon-
eons. Chicago mud st. Louis scum Mt prcscnt to
control tho tr.,!u. From both ttosp prints lnrgo
quantitics oR Wild turkeys, quail. nnd prairie.
chickens hnvo boon sont to EnElGnl during tho
pnat month or six weeks. It II expected. from
or'cra already received. that tho cn,lsIEnmcnts
from both cities turnE tho wiutor will rcnch
not less than ts,6Q0 .00o, mot bnlshowing when
It Is remembered that tho tradu Is yot u it's In
fnUGY.H
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tionnl reform would probably be Tho Aucr-
icuns arc doing wull now by ,,,in,ling their
own business, anil IN the future as III tho
past they ure likely to stick 10 It.
-@--@=
GRANT WHITES Ap0THEos1B OF 1GNo-
RANCE.
It Is charitable to presume tint tho artlc'o
BY Mr.. II. q. White III Into humber VI tlo
North american ReuFcto on "Inc lnoilc-
School Falinre' IS sat1rical pfoaaetlon ot
his too facile pom. Ho Is 4 skillful afalcctl-
cian. and Is well aware Tint no conld III no
way so contribute to common underestimate
ll'g Of thu merits OF Tic Wlb'le-sc'lool system
'as by denying tint 1t possesses my hlerles Ut
all. All attaek apparently 30 fnaioPolelltanfl
deadly. aimed at a., institution WHICH lies Rt
tho basis not only OF American cancatloh put
OF republican government itsclt, was wcll
calculated, rs llo must nave realized Mt tllo
tIno, 70 produce very healthy react!on Ill
favor OF tho thing attacked. 10 far rs 1t Inns
had my influence 1t ms 500 people 10
giving reasons for the faith that Is ~ then'
1t has bf0i'ght out the ihcsl'n'aole atl.:
santaees OF tio publlc'school system III n
strong alld rollilge'lt light, of'a mas put III
tle LANDS OF mnny persons WHO never
thought seriously on tho subject before
weapons with which to defend TIC SCHOOLS
when they arc again assatlotl. 4
But, MS. Afr Whita'a pleasing parattoxcs Ito.
pclHl for their good elect on d'sintcrested
criticism FROM others, TIE TRIBUNE has
fallen In with his plan, and attempted to nc
commotlate him with such nntdotcs rs his
,polsons scent to rcqnlre. With tl'ls object III
View 1t offers some further reflections on Ills
nrticlo:
l. Mr.. White oyerstates Ills case and OK
poses the instncegity Of Its argument when
hu says, III tho very first paragraph, tint
"fllcre Is not ore Of tho Institutions Of Tho
11nltul stntes wl1ch ia 40 unworthy Of
cou,ldcncp or pride. md not ouu
which Inns failed so completely to nc
co,nnlish the end for wt,nh It ,yns estab-
lIshc,l. ns tin schoo' system.n II Ibis wcrc
intrn,1cI serIn,,sly ,ye sho,'ff snv tint It was
, 1880-12-28

~. :. Iii, ...t H., ,os .yr nro,+ 1u,tto T.,
onotho,e,,o fovoroneo for t,o A ,nar,con ,,eo.
~, t,,f,I,. IN ,,o,, tn 1,o
s, s,',',a.t T., IT., a,, "r.oios fnr tho ~ovio,va
o"0'~S' ~ 80 ~. ~.....-.
pEr1Fv1rc TIE aupnEMF coupr.
Tho rocn,nnoutfntInn nv tho Attornry.f,en.
ornt lint anna relief la afforded TO the
crowtlad aaclfht. of the anprcmo Court nj
fin 1rn,tcl States hy lila establishment of NJ,
intermediate Annctlato Court. In attracting
cons1,lcrnbjo attention among tho lawyers OF
tho co,,,,trv. nnf1 Tho Nav + ork No,jo1, nlyes
m,,c1, snocc tn 1etters making suggestions on
tha auh;cct,
Tho dsrussion of t1,ls o,,estton. as well rs
tha nntrrinv nf lar,s1at,on IL meet TIM cx-
tstnr t,tfl,cuitv. IA. and mist n1vayg be. otn.
hnrrnssed by tho circumstance TINT tic lcgts-
tatlon Of ti1o country-stato md Natioual-is
mainly coutrnttoh hy TIM ,no,nbers Of tho
1roo1 nrofcaslon md Tint Insttnct,ye]y INV
,ora ara oversn IN nnd nerststentlv nmmse
onv mooe,rcs ,vhfcl, dtrrctlv or tnt,,:tet]y
l,nyo for trelr n,,rnosc tl,o rct,ctIon of ,ttea-
tlon and tha consconent rrdnct,on If lin
BUSINESS of tho nrofession. An intermediate
Annpllnto Conrt If ita t1ccistons within cer-
.oit i,,nits ,vern f,nnI wo,;td NJ necosstiv RI
,lnvo thc S,,nrc,nc ronrt nf ,nuch of TIM t,ust-
r ncss OH vh,rh % now I'VE 9oes to thc highest tribunal.
II Ia oncst,ounLlo wl,cther It wos oyer
o,,r,rot,v contc,nniotca that thn Nottonnl
c,,,rts .1,,ult, ho tta tr,hnnola In hcrr onl
as,orm,ne nc,,rns m nro,t,tssorv ,otcs and
"o,n,norc;ol occo,,rfa nr 1,c ,,spd M n cntfcc-
t,nu ogo,cv I'M crcdttors. such IN Tim nres-
| m, ohoron,nr of mr. fnfor.Stnta co,n,ncrco
t,,ot In no,,it NJ font w,,ch of tin bus,ucss
, 1880-12-28

THE Springfield Republican says that Boy
oott shouldn't grutnblo about hia fosscs, for It
isn't every man who can become Sosb In thcso
, 1880-12-28
l,USl'1tNE.

Enttrtd At lAs {ntt-0aet ns thitnsa H- al sstond'
tfats Matter.
~ .....- -. i.
For tho hcncnt cf nns rdttons who desire 10 aot'a
einric copies oF TIE TKtnuxA through tho maI's NO
egve herewith Tho trnhsicnt ratd Of r'ostagat
:, Don,ts.te. Pr Canp,
Eal,t hn6 Twctv8 FAgo rapot..,.4.,,......8 ccntA.
ElxtcOn Page Paper. c9Hts'
FrTftJh. ,... :.
E&ht And Twelve FnE1 EhtGf. Esss'
Sixteen InGG Inpnf. IeAs'
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G41r Gttl>a1>1e.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

rY atA1r--ty ADyANCE-1AosrAnE PREPAID.
r.,iv rttIon mn vnnt ,.,,,,,,,.,..,.,AlE.N E.ND
+" ~ ~ vc-tr t,rr n,n1tt .....,..,,,,., Loo
s,stss ~ Anndar = rnn xsnr ...,...,,.., 1@.00
tErnssnr @ : 1h,rsIny and Astnrtny. hnr Tcnr (<ttt
anrH.3 IL Nj, ns,ft = rrd Etiiny bnF trnr. B,ND
nnnA.! tf,nneo nftti.ift net Ysnr ..s.,,,.., &suU
WEEKLY ED1TfoA-rosrrA1D.
Onh copy. ptr .s.....s.,.s.ts...'.''''.'s'o %
club Of nfG.,stt
TwentJ-o -orc topct. ct...".........-s.ss..'s'*' SV.Oo
Specimen cup1Ds bonl freq. - ...
f;Its rpss-Un.oo klitoAs Ia full. including County
nnd Htato. ....
Iten,!tnnees MAY be tuaAs nithnr hy draft. cxpross
ros. orsoF, or In raalsterod !ator. ht our rsxs
I'd CRY RUflSCNtnfits.
r1ty, delivered ssnssay oxcehtot Hs oonts ntE week.
Dnif1 uoy srcd buntny Included. no cents por weak
Address T1tt' TRIBUNE CoMi'ANft.
Cornur Madison and ,onst.atn.tts.. ch!caxoslu'
, 1880-12-28

rur cnrcAno TnrnCsE has established brhEch
oftoa for lin rhcept OF subscriptions and aorcstau'
nonts m fotiDwn: ...
NEW Yt)Nk-uoo,p y tribune Building. r.T. atr-
FApDKS. sihnna1f. 81.
GLAsllOW, reotlnnd-A1ians American NoWs
Agency. ii tnhEaltl'aL -..-
LONDON. EnR.-Amcr!cnn EXCHANGE III sfano.
NEHNY +. t5tLE.la, Agent
hAtlIlNITUN. u. E.-i1ta Fsttnet
, 1880-12-28

Central agnstr tdn1is .. -.
Corner OF Itmt,doinh nnd State etrocts Concol
by The Arni1o ClNb.
, 1880-12-28

Olympic 'fhcntrr. ..
f1nFt atrret, 10 wren 1.Ah1 and Hhndh1pf. FrRnWo
mont VI Milton Sobtcs. ~ Nun Of tho People,"
, 1880-12-28

TTnrrTty's Thentrr.
crftnrn Rtrras. tnr1lgr NJ Morfhs. EnRaRainon
scu's combination. "Tho Now 1synnRcl!nc."
, 1880-12-28

McTickcr'x Thcn4re.
afnllsnn street.. latMcGn State and Dearborn.
Engagement OF HERMANN.
, 1880-12-28

Grand 0rern.If0use.
Clark street, nrI'n,lt now Cunrt-ftonte. FnTnEo.
mnnt Ut IL. Z. jnrrcts. Tho 1rorA OF "Clndosca." !"
Afternoon md evgn!nR.
, 1880-12-28

1To0ley'. 'rhentre.
Naneorh strcef, fetweon CLARK and III anlts. En-.
anpencnt Of Jarrett nnu lieo's company. "Fnn OIL
tho pftAtpI,h
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Our Young Folks.
xoTHEFs LITTLE HouSExEEPER.

NOTHEFS LITTLE KOUSEkEEPER'
LITTLE Miss LOllipOp thought she must help
To wash up the dishes, and wipe up tne
To brush OIL the table. and sweep up the
And clean on the stains from the paint on
the door.
She put on her apron and pulled up her
She didn't want work that was only make
believe:
. For muzzcrs who've dot yittie chillens,"
Must have yittlc housekecpers; OATS what
Ill bc."
Little Miss I.ollpop went through the room,
Wicked the dust nigh with the edge u INC
Broke the poo: cup which she dropped on
the floor.
Left the paint twenty times worse than he
fore,
spattered and sp'ashcd-but o! how could l
chide
The little heart swelling with sweet helpful
pride?
"For how would my muzzer be able" said
"To RET froo her work II she didn't have me-"
Bearer the love in the sunny blue eyes
Than the dust she Is raising which fades US
it flies:
Better to miss the hest cup on the shelf
Than chill the dear heart which is giving
itself.
Dear little LollipOp: We are, like you.
Spelling the york We are trying t" do -,
But surely the Father, emo loves u.s. vii
heed.
And take in His kindness, the gill FOR the
decd!-Hilc Auuke.
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Beth Disappointed.

SATURDAY night, Just before mid.
night, . policeman on Fort Street over.
hauled . colored man who was carrying
. crock on his shoulder, and asked him
what be had and where he got it.
"Ise car'yin' home . leetle Injun meal
fur hoe-cakes, IN I bought It down
town." was the reply.
"Let me SEQ whether It II coarse or
Ane meal said the officer q he blocked
the way.
There WAS no help for It, and the jar
came down. The officer tore the paper
cover and pushed bio fingers down into .
greasy mass.
"It's lard!" be exclaimed, - be held
them up to his nose.
"Lard!" echoed the other as he bent
over the croek-"I fought It was butter
oil Do time. ?" .69 a
He had lifted it from some grocery,
and il now in the clutches of the law to
be punished. Detroit Free Press.
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EUROPE Is having . game Of chess
with Asia. The mach Is between the
clubs Of Liverpool and Calcutta, the
former having . committee Of i've mem
bers to decide tho moves and the latter
intrusting il championship to four MEM
bars, two Of whom are Brahmins. The
game 10 played by telegraph from Eu-
rope to Asia, . new chess code having
been Invented expressly for the purpose
BY which any possible combination OF
moves in two games can be sent In one
word. The success Of this code will, It
il expected, lend . great stimulus 70 in
transitional cbeas, 8 with the. exception
Of : slight sccentricity In casting In the
Italian game the same rules obtain all
Over Tho world. The English papers
think Liverpool viii have oil it can do,
- India il the birthplace Of chess and
some q II natives are among the best
players II tho world. The two games
now in progress viii be finished about
New Years.
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fhs Brltish Ministry.

TuE members who e. cNcio constitute
tho Cabinet are To Prime Minister Tor
First Lord Of tho Treasury, the Lord
High Chancellor, the Lord President Of
the Council, tho Lord of the Privy Seal,
Chancellor 81 The Cxchequer, tho Secre-
tary Of State for Foreign Affairs, tho
Secretary Of State for Home Depart
msnt, tic Secretary Of State tor Col
oaisss ~ Secretary Of State tor War,
tho Secretary 81 State for India, the
First Lord Of the Admiralty, the Presi-
deat olths Board ii Trade, and eome.
times tho Chancellor Of the Duchy Of
Lancaster, the First Commissioner OF
Works, the President Of the Local Gov
ernmeat bosrd, the Postmaster.(s General
and the Chief Secretary for Ireland.
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PlTH AND POINT.

The actor who can not draw Is worse
than blister.-N. o. Rcayu'e.
A cREpIrABLE action-Trusting a
man for groceries.-Detroa Free P'es'.
The man who makes light Of every
thing is not necessarily very brilliant
himself.-Boston Transcript.
"THE Parlor Cattle.car Company
has been incorporated in Cincinnati, and
"Boudoir hog-cars are expected next.
Boston Post.
"THE deceased was in straitened cir.
cumstances," says IN exchange. OF
course. All dead men-psrdon the
CHASTITY pun-are apt to be in straight
ened circumstances.-N. Y. Graphic.
A WESTERN quack advertises to
"treat patients by letter." II the pa
tient is female, letter b would be the
best letter for her-unless she is blind;
then we would suggest letter C.-Nor-
ristown Herald.
"Your little birdie has been very,
very SICK" she wrote to the young man.
sit was some sort Of q nervous trouble,
and the doctors said should have per-
feet rest and quiet, and that I must
think Of nothing-absolutely nothing.
And all the time, dear George, l thought
constantly Of you." The young man
read it over, and then read it through
again very slowly, and put it in his
pocket and went out under the silent
stars, and kept thinking, and thinking,
and thinking. But he didn't say any.
thing. lie only kept thinking.-Rock.
I0,ad Courier.
A wELL.kNOwN Boston minister, 3
part Of whose official duty is to preach
in different pulpits in behalf of society
for the relief Of the poor, seldom fails to
bring tears from the eyes and money
FROM the pockets OF his hearers BY haf.
rowing descriptions a destit,aion and
misery. One Sunday, After 10 had Done
his very best in this line, and -. 'esv'
ing he meeting house, . gentleman 60
costed him With the remark, evidently
o,ade in al! innocence, III declare. Me.
W. those we're very sad stories you
told. ami I impose most Of them ueft
trxe. Mos,s1's Dros'cT.
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vss no work to do. Another intinated
that I had centessimi about me, obsers-
Ing that il did not choose 70 give them,
l could say 70. Considering that this
was . little too impertinent, I assumed
an indignation greater than felt, and
rising, turned upon them 6ercely and
.ske3 II I vas 10 understand them to
ssy did not speak the truth.
:" You speak Il, you speak it," said
the most forward Of them, who had sp.
preached close to my side, ana wnom
confronted as I turned about.
"Well, then," said I, 1T you believe
I speak the truth, you will not ask me
again for centesstmi."
Upon this they stole away without
giving me further annoysnce.-Io*s@s
Companion.
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mentioning the affair I forgot to state
that she belonged to . highly respectsr
bic family, and the clown was an Eng
lish nobieman in disguise, and he has
been down on me ever since. II fizzle'
top il oil that is keeping you back, you
right off, >,
The merchant looked serious and said
he would not like to offend an influen'
tial citizen like Fizzletop, il that was the
state Of feeling between them; out why
not 60 to old Moneybagse
II failed to put bis return from new
York under the head Of Distinguished
Arrival OF Prominent Capitalist.
Since then he crosses the street when ne
sees me coming"
"Why not ask Major Snooks?"
The newspaper man sighed and said:
"He wante,i the Ba0le-ar to fling mud
on his business rival, Col. Jimson, and
as l was owing Jimson five DOLLARS l
felt . delicscy about calling him q horse.
thief and . social outcast, as MAJOR
Shocks wanted me to, 50 he and l don't
shake any more"
"Why don't you let Jimson' then' 60
on your bond"
"Well, you see, when Jimson's heav.
Uninsured store burned down, l put in
the paper that it was undoubtedly the
work OF an incendiary.' After that he
went around telling people that he had
raised me from the gutter to wealth ana
Misunderstanding, probably, to the
five dollars he loaned me-and, like a
serpent that he had warmed in his DO
som, I turned and stung him; so Jimson
don't care to 60 on my bond, it you re-
ally want to sign it."
The merchant rubbed his chin and
said to the newspaper man:
my dear sir, to tell the truth am
surprised that you should expect me to
60 on your bond, when in your newsps'
per"
"Great Scotland! I never put any
thing to offend you in tho Battls-ar.
did ~"
"No, you did not, bat you hid worse
you studiously ignored me. You trea..
ed me with silent contempt. os i'll had
no influence in the community. Ii that
is the way you treSt Leading citizens you
can not expect favoss. BESIDES, you
sneered in the DNteIe>as at the church
1 NV wife's mother usOd g belong To. !"
The dszed newspaper man staggered
out into the fresh ois.-->Golsesi0n Acre
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| 9AO1Ax nssas appears to contain .
certain quantity Of dullness and carelessl
ness. exhibited In practical ssupidity and
'blundsslng, whieh con not Do readily
l@aened, even II ,tlsse ns1tapyl aptiye
~ prqerSSita eln@.f iNe1ilt ths
sasnS number 81 mistakes seem 70 Do
made year otter yeas, despits every 81.
loF to prQJpDA tSQm.A Thu is evi1sed
'SJ ~. sd sq s sspkS 3.
dressed ee, oet sddreesed ,et ~. The
report from III Dead. 1sttst Office Tor
)hs fiscal year ending ySne 70 shows
that S,3SS,651 l6lts1 and packages were
received there IN that tina. OF these,
s,7O0,0OO were sent thither from local
office becaaase nnbl aiuba /, $50 $50 t2re
wropg addressed, and ,mcre, thspa a 900
xets lsh blaak. AbCut 5000 letters
were ssoe DoGk from h0o0b ana board
ing.bousss, the pesssas tDra whom they
wers intended having gone before they
could b delivered. Some q, 600 letters
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