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Litchfield enquirer., 1880-04-15
Harwinton.

Our new blacksmith, Mir. Frank Taylor, of Litch6eld, opened the shop at the Centre, this week.
 -Laboring men are very scarse here this spring, Mir. c. s. Barber has been to New York and brought back with him number of Poles, fresh from their native country, and finds them good help.
 MT. August Sandberry has gone ito Thom- aston to run milk farm there.
 Mir. Wakeman Cook, Willis Catlin and E. M. Merritt, have been sumoned as jury men to the court at Litchfield this week.
 The following delegates were elected Sat- 'uIday evening to attend the democratic con- vention at Hartford next wee k; Martin Cook, John D. Chatfeld Louis P. Horton, Alanson A. Negace.
 Mrs J. B. Balch gave large teapartv to her lady friends, last Wednesday p. m.
 The young folks met fora "candy pulp at Marvin Pierce's last Wednesday evening, but the wrong kind of molasses having been purchased for the occasion, the candy pulling proved a failure.
 The young folks sociahle at Mrs Hayes the same evening, was decidedly one of the most enjoyable of the season. They meet this week at Willis Catlin's, Friday even- ing.
 -One of our neighbours horse broke it's halter, the other night, and after exploring the barn, gravitated down stairs into the barn cellar, where it was found the next morning un. injured.
 Addison Webster has exchanged has place at the Centre, for the farm of Chas Wilcox, in the east part of the town. L. G.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-04-15

Kemble, the briber, has finally returned to Harrisburg, where he was admitted to bail in the sum of $5, 900.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-04-15
Clubbing Rates.

To Couuts subscribers we offer the following peri cals, with tue Enquirer, at the folio wing yearly
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-04-15

GIVEN UP BY DooToRs. .-'1s it possible that Mir. Godfrey is up and at work, and cured by SO simply a remedy?"
 ''1 assure you it is true that he is entirely cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters and only ten days ago his doctors gave him up and said he must die!''
 "Well-a-day-! That is remarkable will go this day and get some for my poor George -fknow hops are good"- Salem Post
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-04-15

During the ante-Revolutionary period 'this mission received 95O yearly from the famous old English Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. In 17S4 the First Episcopal Society was regularly organized according to law, and has since had a continuous line of RectoRs as follows (with the salaries
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-04-15
Collectors NOticeI

A IL persons liable to pay taxes in the town of x1 Ltchfed on the list of 1879 are hereby notified that will be at the Post Office in MIlton on Wednes- day April 2Sth, 18SO at the Post Off ce at Bantam Falls on Thursday, April 29th at the Post Office in Northfeld on Friday, April S0th {; from a. m ustiI noon of each Of said days, at the Northheld Knife Co.,, office, on riday April 30th from until D. m: and at the Town Hal in the Borough of Lltchfed on saturday May 1st from a m. until D. m for the purpose of receiving said taxes To all taxes unpaid on the first day of May 1880, will be added one per cent of the amOu t thereof and per cent addition al for each month thereafter said shall so re main unpaid
 WILLIAM NORTON, Collector. Litchfeld March, ,.3Ist I8a0 l.lw
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-04-15
ON 30 DAYS TRIAL.

We will send our ELECTRO VoLrAIo BEIrs and o,bar Electric Appliances upon trial of 30 days to those suf ferlng from Nervous Debility Rheumatism, Paral- many other diseases. sure cure ouaranteed or no pay. Address VOLTAIC BELT CO. Marshall, Mich.
 62.Aw
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-04-15
Notice.

THE undersigned invites correspondence with par X ties desrous of forming cutlery com psny To practical men with small capitals good opportunity to start business is presented Address
 44-h D. c. KTLBOUN, Litchfeld, Conn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31
RE us or TNE D.SY.

The exports from Nav Yuik 10 tho rnst week
amounted to 81 29l ,4l2.
The Tammany State Comu ittee hss issued 6
cs for ) a;e Convention nj Syracuse, N. Y,
| 90 April 20
A portion Of rha BnH,b Gap Ifoa aad Slee
Works at SrauaLOn, Va. we're bur1cd yester.
day. The fire was accidental.
The President, bis. Hayes and Secretary
EVarls aud his wife we're entertained last oven
log ct the residence OF Mr.. John Jacob Astor,
10 New York.
The San FraLclSc) election passed off quietly.
the Cllz ns' Union ticket probably securing a
majority, but as heir ballots we're on Distinctive
paper, the Wotklnsmsn protect sgaips. their
being couoted.
r.. Rev. Bishop kaane, OF Richmond, Va,
'actured last night ct thu Academy of Music in
BlE!m0re 10 large audience, % THE First
Christians" for the benefit of St. Agness
Hospital.
The prospects for large shipments of cattle
from Baltimore for Europe during tho coming
season ara stated by shipping merchants to be
very gratifying. Already number of contracts
have been made.
Go Monday rear Smyrna 10 BIsckbird Hun.
u'eu' ~ D0,a "te, W LII. 1'eh', C0lQfeG, eLg5reQ
the house of John Gosser. short distance from
that towo, and while no one was at home except
Mrs. Gosser, ho throw q cloth over her head,
choked her. threw her upon lhs floor, commit.
ted 40 outrage on her and then fed. Mrs.
Closer gave the alarm and description of the
man. A warrant wss issued for his arrest, and
he was fouad asleep in the house of Isaac John
son. oolored. of Faro Neck. lilo was taken b.
fore justice. ADD Mrs. Gosssr identified him
as her assailaut, Nesl was taken to New Castle
JsII, tic denies ever having been near the
mouse Of Gosser.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31

gsttlaman who has held the highest posi-
lion to which the people of this State could
elevate him writes tou,. THAT personal con-
slderatlons become very contemplate wheuview
ed With reference to tho real issues of the pend
ing eltc lon." He could not have expressed
a truer sentiment; but unfortunately the PEG
pie, those of Virginia as well as those CT other
Ssate', have deteriorsted sadly iu late years,
and personal considerations possess much
more influence in politics now a days then
formerly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31

The Richmond Wing is enjoying great ex-
element, all to itself over The recent assaults
upon Dr. Foster. radical and readiuster from
the exlremo Northwest. by some Of bis poiti-
cal assoc ates 10 this city. 1t says it kuows n
great doal more about tho matter than We sup
pose. Perhaps it does; but for all lha, lis at
sempt to create the impression hat the assault,
were made upon the Doctor 90 sc,ount of any
radical or epudiation views that he may enter
tain shows that the Wing has b,eu grossly mis-
Informed. The most severe and violent 10 their
structures upon the D1ctor here are those known
as readjusters, and the assaults upon lin were
made by resojusters and men who had been
syders 10 the Federal 5rmy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31
Thc War (IOnH,

NEW YORK, Marci 3l.-A London So GA,
says. This mornings pspe,s arc !ull Of III,
war Ike attitude of CUiaa. Th, Stsnd;ri's
81. fttersturg correspondent ft.,l2 DISCUSSES
me probabilities OF var with tie Ceeslis
Ennire and hopes thnt co!liaioo my b,
aVold. ID. The Russian iJuyuaIs for the N $:
part urge that 10 The case of war Russia should
dcsc,nd upon the seaboard OF China in c,a.
]utc l9n With the japanese whose lr"ud. hlp Is
10 be zsa!ously cultivated. The S.sudsd'i
berIlo correspondent says il adtliou 10 L!s
announcement that the Rus iaus are en,,e,v r.
log to Undue, the King of >Burmah 10 ia The
proposed JepGnese and Siamcs, alliance assp.;
China. that Japanese Pine. wi'llcavc T,kij
as an envoy 10 Russia 10 April. Rus.i,i
meanwhile sending mere zen to tie Pac.i..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31

1Hs PcwuATAN IRON FURNACE This prop.
er;y, which was formerly uader tho manage
meht OF the late General Bartlett, was on tho
nth sold at public auction by A. l.. BouIssro,
trustee, to the Philsdelphis and Reading CosI
ana Iron Company. ThiR company held NOR.
8 .ge on the property amounting 10 about So
VOU, ard bought the property FIR lts debt Hsnt:
nave already been put to work nn tao furnace,
ana ~ IS The expectation OF the Pniisdelphia aud
heading Com PAT y that il will b. ia oper Alton in
SIX weeks. This furnace has been idle for four
years, and its going into operation now under
Inc management of wealty corporation like The
fhlladelpEia and Reading Company. will Re Of
materia. benefit to this city Rich Com.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31
R0KEEGH xEE.s

The elections 10 England began yesterday By
the re.eec:'ou of mary old members Of both
parties.
The British faces 10 Afgbsuistuu will make
general advance ptxt week.
The Jesuits arc preparing to leave Ffsrc, at
once. Some OF them will 60 to Spain.
Queen Victoria and Pfirc,ss Beatrc, arc at
Darmstadt.
The Prize, Of Bulgaria has been permitted
to enlist 5 600 Russians 10 bis army.
The subscriptions received BY the Fret ch
committee for the relief of Irish distress have
risen to l25. 900 francs One tuodrcd thousand
francs has already been forwarded to Ireland
It Coal Island, in the county of Tyrone,
Ireland, a perry OF Orangemen entering tho
town was attacked by crowd of Roman Cath
oIios The polio, intorferred and were obliged
to hre, Wounding two of the attacking party.
The rsce for the Pork Hurdle Handicap plate
cams cit yesterday at the Kempton Park. Lon
doD, and was Won by MIR. James GoIdon Ben.
ne'ts i've years old horse Muscadio.
The Unauthorized religious communities io
Fare, number 3S4 for men. SS4 members,
and COZ for women, with II 003 members
Uoised States Minst FsiIcsi ds will pre-
s,nt bis cred entiaIs TO The King If Spain to-
daS.
Freshets 10 Spain have iLupdstel several
toW6s.
OppeGheim, noted German liberal AID free
trader is dead
MssagCs which haVo boeD txchaDged between
he Enueror William aud The Gar tend 10 dis
sipa!e all recent apnrthersiops OF trouble be
tween Germany and Russia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31
Married Again.

, LeNIoS, Mar. 3l.-Tho Rev. Newman Hall,
ID, the noted Congregational pulpit orator,
Wto in August of lasI year obtained divorce
from his wife, married on Monday last the lady
to whom he admitted to the court, during the
progress Of the trisl, he had comm uniehted hia
Intention to marry in the event OF tas auccsss Of
the suit against his wife
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31

The Bible and its Study. b,ng promptinss
and helps to an Intelligent use of the Bible, re-
printed from the Sunday School Times, has
been received from the publisher, John D.
Wattles, PHILADELPHIA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31
Chesapeake and ohio Canal suif,

The answer of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company was fled yesterday in tho United
State Circuit Court in Baltimore to the petition
OF Stewsrt. complainant in the recsivership suit.
aikIng tor an order of the court 10 prohibi. the
company, pending the suit, from entering into
certain arrangements and contracts. Tie com.
pany adopts IS part CT its answsr a report from
President German to the company in 1877.
The answer to the petition OF D. Z. Stewart
tor 3 Temporary receiver pending his spplics.
lion LOT permanent receiver was also FLED yes =.
terday. The snsger ttstes thst the testimony
required TO be taken TO determine the question
OF temporary receiver and the time when il
could be heard would bring the decision almost
up to the time when the final hearing would
probably take place, and says the court would
be most SLOW TO recognize the existence of pos
sible necessity fcs such nction when asl hear.
ing on the merits ia impending
The grounds on which the temporary receiver
ID asked for arc: First, that QUARTERLY s,,pend
aud mileage expenses are paid to the directors
second, The lessing OF esrtsn works near George
town, called the outlet locks for which, it is al.
legged, eighty nine thousand dollars have been
expended by the canal company in three Years,
and Tor which they are to pay SIT, 0lU yesr for
twenty-five years; third, the purchase OF the
Walsh - McKag wharf at Cumberland for
$4,000.
1t is understood that the argument set down
Tor TO- morrow will be deferred to later day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31

keward.-Wc will pay reward of oue Ih,u
sand dolsrs for any certificate III lished by u,
regarding Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup MT tcuod
genu!ne.-VoseIsr, Meyer Il Co., Baltimore,
Octobsr l, 1877.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31
Bell Tower. Prince William Co., Mar 90

Judge Turner, of Clarke county, has dissolved
the injunction OF Judge Staples, and the trains
nave oeen running on the Shenandoah Vallcv
ROAD since Thursday last. In diesolyinp the in.
!unelon me Judge required The company TO de-.
posi- Sltup In court 10 swat the award Of com.
m'ssIonefs to be appointed by the County Court
controversy. wv ''No ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31
Meeting I'm PpforsI,nru

PETERSBURG. Va, March 3l.-There was
grand mass meeting Ct the readjusters OF this
city held in the Academy of Mu1ic last night
lor me purpose OF organizing the spring and fall
Massey, Auditor of Virginia, Cen. VIM. ma.
hone. Judge E. w. Arnold, and othars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31

A correspondent of the Warren Sentinel,
wiring from Mill Dale, says that scarlet fsver
is On the increase in that neiphborhood The
postofice has been removed on account Of the
fever breaking out in q family living in the
building, snd the public school has bsen closed.
The two doctors are oYerWorked, snc nurses are
hard ID procure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31
San Francisco Election.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3l.-At IL o'clock
last night, the vote cf the city was abou: two
thirds counted With the following result: CI'
zan,s ticket, ,760 votes; workiogmcn's ticket
1860 votes; for joiot SsnaLar, B9rpes, rep.
ll,6l2 votesi Freud wcrkiogmen's, 1885. This
may be considered fairly iudc,tivo of the re-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31
Supposed Suicide.

PORT JEFFERSON. L. l.. March 3l.-Rbenezer
Hawkins, wealthy farmer of South Setauket.
L. l., shot himself in the abdomen this morning
dying almost Immediately. It is supposed 10 be-
q case of suicide
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31

virginia mus and will 20 light, Eet The
conservative party make Congrt iiona nomina
tlons 10 every dlsric: by primary elections, l.
matters not how it ay aff, C. iodiVidusl ssrira
lions, 50 that It wrongs no one, aud strengthen
the d3eemcc:atic party. The greater humber Of
candidates the better; tho larger vote will ba
brought out, aud when John Smith casts viva
vcce vote tor VIM. Brown. and it is recorded
ne fe.is that be has taken part 10 tSo nomipa.
lion; aud he will stick to The ,isket, ard The
whole tckst. 1t is argued by some that The
qualification aud 6!ntsl OF c,pdiIato oannot
% discussed from the tusiugs, but saw no
Vlse man will put his light urdcr bushel. The
dent cratic voters want an assurance of fairness
snd little respect paid to their wishes. a,
they will rally around tho old l.g.
L have hastily given you the real uuvar1i.h.
eo s'ntlnent of large number of farmers
business men. mechanics, &c, WHO, without
respect to individuals, have the good Of tho
state at heart-men who, like myself, don't
Know Iilden or ary of his personal friends; ex.
pee. nothing aad want nothing at bis hands,
OHM HICKORY.
Bell Tower. Piinoe William Co., Mar, 30
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31

"A marriage license was issued 10 Washington
yesterday to Thomas H. Bryatt aud Jennie
a. ooulherland, beth OF Nelson county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31
COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.

COURT OF APPEALS. YESTERDAY. Rose and
wife vs.. Sharpless & Sons. Submitted on
printed notes of argument.
Catdwell We. Allan, trustee. Argued By Col.
John II. Guy for appellant, and James Ly oas,
jf., ely , an ". W. Henry, esq. for appellee,
and continued Intil TO day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31
fesling con e1prsssicne, Jo,erhine's so,s
Piustore-uSsd is nv lotD -S IL tie

fesling con e1prsssicne, Jo.erhines sors;
Pins.ore-"5ad is my lot" -s IL tta
There will not be many Conaressmen rs,n.
ed R ar Tucker will 60 back, but Mr. CsSs
IN tn sss MIN d n Hsv viii be Ses
cal Cassndrss in breaches. Stovsli msS I poN'
tune in Danville by tobacco, has trsToiIs o.
Europe. is literary msn, An Accommodates
guist and one of the most popular FELIX'S In IN
ever lived. He is as fond of good comna, .es!
Sheridan talks IS we'll as Congreve snd p sn %
his money like Brummell. He is a raoS SG;end:
of the moderate type and is born luckv 'uJus'st
wei, as Admiral Trunnion would say he,.,.
LUCK 10 every cry one 3he 81 ssPrans the bet
CUlSS,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31
Empress Of Russia Dying

ST. PETERSBURG, March 3l.-1h, Empress
of Russia is sinking rapidly,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31

10 regard to ex Confoderates it may bs said
after the manner of St. Paul 10 speaking Of
marriage. that those who have j,ined the 70.
pubIcans did we'll but those who did not join
them did better. Msior GrisgoId, who was 10
command Of one Of the prisons 10 Richmond
during the war, changed his politics soo1 after
the restoration of peace, and was rewarded
by pac, 10 the treasury department.
Now, however, that the Secretary Of tho Treas
ury is candidate for The republican nomioa.
ton for the presidency. the iscs that be has an
Tex REBEL 10 his employ he supposes may lose
him some support, and so without any ado tho
Major. now an cd man. is turned out, to get
a'ong as best he CAD among his own kith and
kin against whom he has been acliog ever since
change came over the spirit Of bis political
Dreams
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31

HA9I HAY Hay Choice Timothy,
- Clover and Mixed Hay in store and tor
mh:s CHAS. S. TAYLOR, Jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-31
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY BY
HDGAB 9NowDBNs
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 81
Among the numerous letters We have re-

Among the numerous letters We have re-
caived 10 reference 10 the possible nomination
of Mr.. Tlldeu for the next presidency, and
many of WHICH. for various reasons, We have
DO. published none possesses a truar ring Of
the good old time dentcbc7 than that of ex-
Governor John Latcher. who says that 10 order
to be eucc .ssful 10 The coming presidential ODD
test, the candidate Of the Cincinnati convention
must b. sound hard monty democrat. Why
the democracy should ever. aud for what pur-
pose, have abandoned this doctrine. this essen
tial element of strength. to their opponents
who have pro6ted By it to no slight degree, is
more than the majority of men Gao conceive
N minaliy it was done, as all kcow, TO attract
Inc support OF the greenbackels, but the vags.
rIes OF these cheap and irredcemsb!e money
theorists are so wild and silly that DO reasonable
man ever supposed they would have more than
40 ephemaral exlsterc,, and c2nNquently never
Imagined that the assigned cause was the true
one for the Reputation by the democrats of
what the time Of the orgaDz .tion of The demo.
cratic party down to- the rise of ersenbackism
was cardinal democratic piiDciple-hard
money. But tho course pursued by the
democrats in regard to the tariff is DO less
remarkable. Free trade has also, until compare
lively recent years, been fundamental pri1c;ple
OF democracy, and yet with both houses of Con.
gress 10 the e,ntrol Of tho democratic party it
seems almost impossible, not only to establish
free trade or revenue tariff. but even to obtain
the slightest reduction 10 the almost probititcry
tariff that is imposed 90 the very necasssries of
lite. The democratic party is the poor man 8
party; poor men cling to it not only from assosia-
ton tut for self interest; they supply it with
lts ooly effective strength. and yet the men who
have mIsrepresented them is Congress of laio
years have Invariably legisated 10 The Interests
OF tho rich and The monoposts, and against
these OF the poor people among their con.
stItuents. Even on such prime ptc ssity as
sugar democratic committee CT democratic
House OF Representatives will not do tho poor
man tho justice Of putting 40 ad vsloram tariff.
80 that cheap sugars c.n DO inptrsed, but in.
syst upon specific tax, which by prohibiting the
ID aJors OF low grade sugars acts 10 favor of the
ndSh monoplists With tho poor mans money.
gold. the value of which cannot b., changed
. ~ the brokers. and the poor mans need, free
trade, the democracy c,ud sweep the county;
but without these eondii)ns and with such
leaders as the democratic party is now hapdi-
capped, lis outlook is none too favorable. o.
the money question tho republicans have the
advantage of the democrats and Oh the tariff
the only thing that works in favor of the latter
ia that the former are even more Objectionable.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-22

pressed sister. and in this case young
Mr.. Morgan will realize, before he gets
through with Miss Horton. that he has
after him a dogged persistent fighter in
Mrs. Judge Lockwood, who will never
cease her efforts until her client, Miss
Horton, has secured the fullest and
amplest redress that the courts of the
District can give her. Mrs. Lockwood
is an able lawyer, and has earned, since
she en- tered the legal profession, quite q
handsome property through her talents
She will take u prominent part, as in
the past, iu the National Women's Suf
frage Convention, which will soon as.
semble here, for her knowledge OF law
and of legislative matters are so great
rs TO put her mt the head. Not, how.
ever, in that mere wordy defamation
of wrongs which brings several of her
sisters to the front, but in real effective
less as a worker and counselor.
Old Boreas has given the first touch
es of real winter by covering us with a
mantle of snow, which hides all the
features of early spring which shone on
every hand. The sun has shone warm
ly and brilliantly, the country roads
were hardly muddy, occasionally only
the thermometer fell to q pinching
point of cold, and, as in the beginning
of the Centennial year, VIC have hardly
been aware that midwnter was upon us
until now the whitened house tops and
commons prove IL TO US.
The celebrated redskin, Chief Ouray,
with his wife and several other Ute
chiefs, is now one of our great objects of
curiosity, and attracts more attention
than any other Indian delegation since
the advent of Sitting Bull, years -.
He is a fine looking fellow, if il be prop
er to draw any comparisons among In
dians. As all Indians have the general
characteristics of race in their high
cheek bones, red skin, black eyes and
hair, and large muscular development,
it is as difficult to say one Is handsomer
or more attractive than another, as to
draw distinction between two eggs. An
egg is an egg, and an Indian is an In.
dian, and Ouray is an Indian in every
muscle and lineament.
The President gave his usual month.
ly reception on the night of the 18th,
which was largely attended, and was as
brilliant, in all respects, as any of its
PIeueccseolsi Ih utSoIhtIoh VI tic w hAte
House aud in richness and display OF
fashion and dress by Mrs. Hayes and
her attendants, and the lady callers.
The plebian, of course, put IN his ap.
pearance, and the bespangled foreign
attache and second lieutenant, whose
huge brass epaulettes were not half 80
large as his conceit, had often TO elbow
their way through the great unwashed
throng, whose dress did not exceed the
inevitable shiney, well.worn broadcloth
coat and black alpaca dress. FELIX.