New-York tribune., 1880-04-10

1886, when Sir Robert Peel dissolved the Pasissmant
which had been returned 70 support Earl Grey, In
era majority returned. In July, 1881 L6sd DaA4
appealed to the country, and the verdict wss 90 ads6
one. In April, 1859, when Lord Desby was s1nai -
Office, SINH liar incident followed By like result
In November, 1899, when Mr.. Disrseli was Prime
5n E Other % .ns only
Liberal Prime Minister gone TO the country ana been
1874 Lord PalmersfOn has been the only Premier wko
twice dissolved Parliament and each time returned With
an increased majority, VIZ, 10 1887 and 1865.
The latest English precedent should warn
shopkeepers against taking too much for granted whom
woman buys q bill OF goods and asks to have them
charged to her husband Debenham Freebody sold 70
Mrs Mellor the wife Of the manager Of Bradford hots
some dresses which were admitted TO be suoh were
reasonably proper for her IN station
Ct le But the husband had made allowance to his
wife and bad expressly forbidden her to buy credit
The lnendrapers, being unaware Of this prohibition.
trusted Mrs. Melor aud sued the husband for the
amount conteEdng that they should have had reasons.
bic notice OF the withdrawal OF the husbands authority
md that In the absence OF such notice tncy lib
ery to presume that she did not pledge his credit with
out his permission The counsel for the other side ad
mlted that this fair prims face presumption IN
the case Of wife buying dresses and living with her
husband, but that his express command set aside that
presumption. and that the tradesman must suffer for
having IN ignorance OF the fact given credit to one who
was practically unauthorized person. In the lower
Court Justice Bowen told the jury that where husband
and wife living amicably together the goods sup
Piled being reasonable goods, prima face she would
have authority TO pledge bis credit but H. In fact 10
was not that the sho know that
tsS s eseS 30 S Das S esT
cordingy found for the husband. From this decision
ton hos now been anaiy decided against them by an
appellate court.
Mrs. Enright has been put out of her house
in Philadelphia. The elevated railway company had
beaten in the courts and received authority 10 pull
down her house She determined to assert her rights
American woman and property-owner She refused
her household goods. aud deed the contractor
and his She would not allow the mon to enter BY
the front door, they forced to mount to the roof
by the next house. They knocked down the chimney.
tore down the roof and cleared the way to the front
room on the third story which was occupied BY Mrs.
Enrght and her daughter. This was the first days
work. and the her rocking chair from morn
10 eve, looking grim and very mad but she would NOS
bulge Tho next day work was resumed, and by noon
the third story cleared away After dinner the men
battered down the front door, tore out the window.
sashes and reJuced the woodwork on the first floor to
bare walls Mean while Mrs. Enrght aud her daughter
sat In their r0ckngchairs the second 00r front, and
held Tho second foor back was then invaded,
and the kitchen utensils and other furniture were piled
up on the sidewalk But the garrison still held ont.
faithful death. Tho second door front, was next
alta the partition was demolished, the hoor
ing above was removed and the front wall was t0pped
over brick upon brick But the women would not sur
render Mrs. Earght sat IN her rockiugchar. Knitting
the rate Of forty stockings an hour and receiving the
moral support Of her daughter aud their sympsthetlc
The hght watc" ed with interest from
the street and the garrison loudly cheered BY the
bystaDders. But the enemy was ruthless Toe sIoye,
the table and the trunks were carried into
the streets. The walls and ceiling were down. There
nothing the second floor but the hve chairs and
of. She would budee-no, never nor man nor
brute should put her out The workmen began 70 tear
ND the oOr Then the garrison gave In. Mrs. EnrtRht
with her friends to the stairway and looked
for n dray. She spoke word. She had done what
ahe conld Sha WAS crushed,