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TIE Committee Of the House o.
Representatives have concluded Oh
go, 100000 as the appropriation for pen
sions for the next fiscal year. This
enormous sum Is all collected from tht
labor Of the people. A large amount OF
1t will 60 into the pockets Of pension
agents In spite Of all lava to the con
trary, and be paid 70 many persons who
are far less In need Of 1t than hundreds
Of their neighbors. That the govern
ment is now able to contribute annually
In pensions q sum more ,tIan equal t.
ne-half the whole expenditures Of the
government in 1850, shows how rapidly
the country has prospered notwithsta nd
ing the terrible war and the deprecis-
tion Of currency and other difficulties that
beset ID In the last twenty years. With
such results since 1850, what may We
not expect the next two decades, II
the Radical politicians will only let the
people proceed with their industrial
affairs, aud not interrupt the trade OF
the country with further sectional quar-
rels and alarming propositions.
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sATURDAY. DnCEMRRR rs. 1850.


THE Repxblisaal wilfnlly misrepre-
sents the condition Of the finances Of the
city There Is no floating debt. In
stead Of that there 10, according to the
statement Of the City Treasurer slS,-
2T7.e4 in, bank. Had 1t not been for the
erection of the new city building at
sixth and King. and tbs extra cost for
the Water Department for new pumps,
the city would have had about as much
in the treasury as 1t had the same time
last year. This is q small difference
when 1t 10 remembered that the Coun-
ell operated last year on tax rate ofsi.lo
on the 500, and the year before on a
tar rate Of $1.11. 1t must be remembered
taat the Republican Council had run the
city into q floating debt Of 10000 three
years ago on a tax rate Of $l.a0 on the
500. .l. tad ..tF o. H.-..
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IT Is hoped that the present Con-
gress win prove to be an industrial
one, and not only get through with all
its regular business early in the ses-
sion, but get it done properly. The
defeat of the bill for adjournment yes
terday gives great hopes for such re-
suit.
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ROBBED IN THE OARS.

GEORGIA MERCHANT LOSES SOS
FROM HIS BERTH IN sLEEPINe
CAR.
When the morning express on the
Pennsylvania Railroad reached Jersey
City from Philadelphia at Q 80 o'clock
a. m. yesterday, one of the passengers
Mr.. l.. M. Meyers, informed Police
man Van Buskirk at the depot that he
had lost a package containing $40, 800
In bank notes while in the cars. He
said that no started from Atlanta, Ca,
about a week ago with $11 900, which
he intended 70 use in this city. He
spent 5000 on the way. When he left
Philadelphia with the renal der Of
the money in his possession, he OBJ
tanned berth in Pullman sleeping
car and went to bed. He awoke at
New Brunswick and found, to his con-
sternation, that his money was gone.
He made known his loss to the other
passengers, and they assisted him in
making a thorough search Of the train
but without finding the mouey. At
Jersey City the police and the railroad
officials examined the cars, but dis
covered no trace of the missing
money.
Mr.. Meyers came over to this city
and reported the robbery at the Police
Central Office. He says he was un-
questionably followed from his home
in Augusta, Ca, where he Is mer-
chant, as no one the road knew that
he had so large an amount Of money
with him. On retiring for the night
Mr.. Meyers placed all Of his clothing
in the upper berth, leaving his watch
In his vest and small roll of bills in
his pocket. The sos was in
small bag. This he placed under the
sheet Of the lower berth in the corner
nearest the window and placed his pill
low directly over the bag. When he
awoke the bag was gone, but his
clothing, watch and wallet in the up
per berth was untouched. Mr.. Msy-
ers at once telepraphed TO the Penn
sylvania Railroad detectives TO meet
him at Jersey City, and also to one of
Pinkerton's men. He started out with
the detectives Immediately after his
arrival in this city, and had not yet
returned to the Sturtevant House late
last evening.
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NJ OTICE.
~ To THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW CAS-
TIE Co. MUTUAL INSURANCE Co. /:
WILMTNGToH, Del, Nov. 30, 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that six per cent
Interest In the surplus Fund OF the Com
pany, wall be distributed pro rata In cash
To the policy holders when the policies
are rene wed in December and january
NJ. NJ. CLEAVER, Secretary,
dec.3-lm. once, 602 Market st
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OPPOSED TO IT.-Gen. Sherman has
written q letter TO his friend VIM. Scott,
In New York, in which he takes occasion
TO show that he is opposed to the crea-
tion Of the Office of Captain General.
He says:
"When General Grant was nominated
for President in the first instance, in
1868, he volunteered to me the opinion
that when his term was out he would
not desire to regain command of the
army, as it would be unjust to me
The service eis-embaTrassed already with
too much rank for our small army, and
l don't know what q Captain General
will find to do. There never was such
an officer in the United States, and il
will need legislation to Greats and de-
fne such an ofice. 1 will take my own
time and Sourse Of action when the
emergency comes"
In its comments on this letter, the
New York Herald says "General Sher-
man Is apparently unwilling to be out
ranked or to have his position brought
Toto doubt, and he gives dark hints Of
what he may do In possible contingen,
cies. Military men have jealousy OIL
points Of rank with which the civilian
public does not easily sympathize. Bu
as the new rank is to be conferred OF
General Grant merely as an excuse fo
giving him an income we agree with
General Sherman that it would be sim
pier and more direct TO recognize hi
great services by pension without th
fictitious rank on which The illustriou
ex-President: cannot set any value afte
having held amuch higher real position.
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Civilservice reform is a question In
Canada also. The service there Is
not Sebauched by politics, but is lack
ing in efficiency aud discipline, and is
too expensive. A Government com
mission has Investigated the subject, aud
II is expected that competitive educa-
tional tests for entering the service will
be established.
Representative Ladd (Greenbacker)
of Maine, is quoted as saying that Eu-
gene Hale will be elected UnitedStates
Senator from that State.
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IRRLAND's condition is certainly
most critical. Tho weakness of the
people must be manifest to all who
arc conversapt with the sad and miser-
able lot Of the tenantry. At best Ire.
and could make bat weak resistance
to the arms Of the British Empire;
and what could the disarmed people
do after the terrible suffering they
have endured from famine and power
ty for Two years? Divided now, they
would be more completely and openly
10 the moment the British soldiers ap.
peAred before them in coercive hostile
array. Thousands who are now on the
side Of the tenantry would be found
arrayed on the side of the British. -
Whether they desired to take that
side or not, they would be compelled
to do 30 to escape actual starvation,
imprisonment and perhaps terrible
punishment in military camps, and
witness the separation OF their families
1t is never too late to do good, and
England should at once set about re.
tracing her steps toward ireland. TIL.
Government ought to step in and bu,
the land, or cause in some way, th,
rents 10 be reduced. Surely there coult
be an adjusting point found-a certain
amount Of the produce of the Ian.
might be fixed upon beyond whicl
the landlord should not claim more.-
The Crown is certainly in duty bount
to protect its subjects.
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rTHEY ARE OFFERING
l. One hundred and any dozen
KID GLOVES
KID GLOVES

KID GLOVES
OF the very best make at Holiday Prioes.
Trefousss and Dslorme KID Gloves, In
sll shades and sizes-two, three. four and
six buttons.
The Giants de Suede Kid Glove, or un-
dIt ssed kid, In three buttons, made by
the Trefousse Company. All kid gloves
named Company, whose goods are the
acknowledged standard OF excellence.
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Il ders OF a simple instrument that will
yet make a noise in the world. Business
men wanting their offices connected with
remote parts ca their works will do well
to call on M. +. Hayden, corner Sixth
and Shipley streets, who has the agency
for the State OF Delaware. Where a line
Is now in operation for trial he refers for
Work done. References: Geo. w. Bush q
Son The Harlan q Hollingsworth Co. /;
Jos. Bancroft Il Sons; j. j. Gallagher q
Bros, and others decl dino.
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o1 60 for q large load OF Kindhng
Ol.OU Wood. Orders can be left Al
Gray Bros, second and King streets: al
Townsend,s, sixth and TatnaIi streets:
Johu 3. Miller's, Rising Sun, or at the
factory, corner Union streets and GIIpin
avenue,
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P.sss'ssEsssss 9ss :ais..sss.ss .ssHs.sssss ss:p:szs.
NOVEMBER 18TH. 1890.

NOVEMBER ETH. 1850.
Trains wiuissvs Wilmington -zsolb sws,
fhiiadslphia and Intermediate stations.
100. e.fo. lose g m; aso, 100. 100 18.06
y. m.
Philadelphis licxpress) $50, 400. su
1000 q. m. II. is. 20s, e.@ p. m
Phtla. and New York 21l.Aa0.7 90 l0.0x n.
m, i2.S9. las, S.l7 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Station
H.38a. N. 500 p. m.
baltimore and bay line, T.0s D. IN.
baltimore and Washington. IAN. 4
2.l6 7.65,sa5 q. M; lass. .0l, 45l, 7ls, D. M
Trains for Delaware Division, leave Ios
New Castle $40, $50. q. mt L0b 400, 6s
p. IA. 8tsf
Harrington and intermediate stAtiens
V.80 a. M. LOS. o.Ss p. IN.
DelInar and Intsrmediats Stations, $50
q m.; Loo y. m.
aU1DAY TRAINn.
Philadelphia and Intermedia ate s3tatious
g. 10 q. m. 300. 6SU, ESQ p. m.
Phhedelphia and New York. 223 q. ns.e.iT
p. m.
baltimore and Warrington. 1851, a.os
For Iurther information passenger ATE
referred 10 the time tables posteI al u
dsp~s III. II. RENNEY.
ffupaFfu Ae,u
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1T is not the intention of Senator
Bayard, SO far Is can be ascertained,
says the Washington Star. to take any
further noticeL Of = the controversy be.
tween himself and Senator Conkling
and others. He certainly will not bring
1t up in the Senate, whatever Mr.. Conk-
ling may do.
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AOIlGkA.

NOTICE.
IN UNION NATIONAL BANK OF
WILMINGTON, Dec. ~, 1850.
The annual election for nipe directors
wi!I be held at the banking house, on
hours vi and o'clock IN the AFTER
noon. JOHN PEOPLES,
decl0-2tawtjanll. Cashier.
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Wilmington, Del, Dec. Is. ''o '''"

IN the Stale OF Delaware for the United
states sml lliLary Ia May, June or
July, 1854. and paid com III Lation fees
were afterwards again drafLed la 1865 and
were required 10 procure "a substitute on
enter the military service under the latter
dram, Will mad IL To their ad vantage " come
municate, either personally or by letIei
with The underslgned, who has been au-
thorized by the stale Leg islature To coll lec
from the Secretary OF War, the com IN util-
ton money paid by such persons. The
Secretary OF War having been directed BY
CT of Congress 10 refund the commute
on paid ON such cases. CHI b.. DAY
Dove. lei, Iuly 10,
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ELECfION NOTICE.
Il NATIONAL BANK OF WILMING- /
TuN AND BRAND WINE.

WILMINGroN. Del. Dec. IL, 1881
Stockholders are hereby notified that
an election for nine directors Will be held
at the banking house ON TUESDAY. the
llth day Of January next, between the
hours oil and O'Clock p. IN.
q. W. SPARKS,
decl3-te. uantar
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Are Offering unprsoed sntsd
attractions for holiday presents
The house has this y, ar made
special effort 70 secure q class
OF goods particularly adapted
10 the needs and pleasures OF
the holiday season. and II now
dispostng OF them ~ prioen
within the range OF the hum
biest. as well as the most ple-
thoric purse.
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DIBBoNs.
RIBBONS, RIBBONS.
RIBBONS RIBBONS,
@ RIBBONS, EiBBoSs'
In All Shades and stylea.
In All Shades and styles,
In All Shades and Styles.
In Ali Shades and Styles.
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n RUsTEE's sALR
REAL ESTATE,

REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue OF an order OF the Court ef
Chancery, OF the State of Delaware, In
and for New Castle County, made at the
September Term, A. D., 1885, OF said
Court Will be exposed TO Public Vendue,
Rt the Auction Rooms of l.. w. StidhanA a
Son, Ill kast Fourth street. Wilmington,
Delaware, on
SATURDAY, the Eighth Day OF January
A D., 1881, Al two O'Clock, p. IN.
The following described Real Estate, TO
VIII: All those two pieces or parcels OF
land situated In the city OF Wilmington
Delaware, bounded and described as foI
low, TO wit: No. !, beginning at the inter
section OF the westerly side OF TatnAll
street, with the southsrly side OF Third
street; thence southly by said side OF
Tatnall street 70 feet 10 a corner thence
westerly parallel with Third street II feet
TO a line Of Lot No. z hereinafter
described; thence northerly parallel with
TaLnall street 20 n. To the soHtherly side
Of Third street aforesaid, and thence
thereby easterly II feet TO the place OF
beginning.
No. 2, beginning at a point on the
seutherly side Of Third street at the dis
lance OF seVenty-one feet westerly from
the westerly side OF TaLnsll street, being
a corner OF Lot No. l, above described:
thence southerly parallel with Tatnali
stcot oho huhuTtu ieet 10 corner !;
thence westerly parallel with Third stree et
twenty lone feet TO a corner; thence nor Ia
thlrty-six degrees east, one hundred feet
and one inch To the Eoulherly side of
Third street Aforesaid, and thence there
by easterly fourteen feet 10 the place o
beginning.
Attendance Will be given and terms
made known at Ihe time and place afors.
said, by
BENJAMIN NIELD3.
Tru4tee, or by his Attorney.
Attest ]. M. HoUsMAN, Reg. @. q.
dec H. eOdta
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NOTICE.-NoIice is hereby given that
IN will apply TO the next General
divorce from my husband, Frank Pierce.
in the C ty OF Wilmington, in tho State OF
Delaware. LYDIA PIERCE.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. Both, 1880.
decl-2taw Imo%
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decl3-te.

objection NOTICE.
"a The NATIONAL BANK
OF DELAWARE.
WILMINGToE. Dec IL, 1850.
Notice Is hereby gwen To the stock
holders of this insLiturioH, that an elec.
tion Will be held at the Ban King House,
ON Tuesday, j January lltn, 1881 bet " cen
the hours of and O'Clock L. NJ. for the
purpose OF elecLing seven Directors 10
serve for the ensuing year.
X. Ii. EWBANRS.H
dec.ll-te Cashier
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Ladies' fur-top Gloves. neeco-linOd, In
great variety. They maze very hand
some and accsptaDls Christm - presents.
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uERR Is SOMETHING
For Buyers
TO THINK ABOUT
II 10 an opportunity seldom onsfsa' ~ INV
arm have reduced large linsW
VERY MOE DRESS Goops ,..,
N i6.nd N cants n yard, IN order 70 m'''
the wants or the Holiday TRADE
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IN SILK HANDKERCHIEF

MOE SILK POCKET HANDKER-
CHIEFS, Al rs cents.
MUELLER SILK HANDKERCHIEFs
at 81. rs cents; el, ti.26, el.60, "a and e2.69,
A full line Of plain and hemstitched
Gentlemen's Handksrohisfs In fancy
bsxes,
Gentiemen's Hemstltchsd fancy bor-
der handkorchiefs.
A Geotlemeu's woven border, all linen
handkerchief for 20 cents.
A irst-ciass Lady's all linen hem
stitche handkerchief. at l9h cents. An
exceedlLgly nne lady's haadk erchief at
IS aRd 50 cents.
A large line OF Ladies' fancy colored
bordered all linen handkerohfefs from
l2z to 50 cents.
ChIldren's Handk srohisfs. all linen. at
s, Q, and l21f eents.
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OBJECTION NOTICE.
L FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
WILMIEGToN, DEL. Dec. llth, 1880,
Notice is hereby gwen that the Annual
Meeting OF the tockholders OF this Bank
will be held at the Banking House, ON
Tuesday, the llth day Of January 1851, be-
tween the hours oi 2aud u IN. Tor the
purpose OF eiecting nine stock holders to
serve AZ Directors the ensning year.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG.
uec.ll-Je Cashier.
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Nj Office is h. reby given that the un-
IN dersigned will apply TO the General
Assembly of the State Of Delaware at its
next session for an Act of Divorce auf,s-
ctILo nadtrinlont from her husband, David
L., Virtue, MARY A. VIRTUE.
dec2- eodlmos
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NJ OTIJE 10 REAL ESTATE OWN
In EkS.-Those who sell or transfer
zeal Estate, and do not wish to pay the
taxes Of 1881 Will oblige the undersigned
by leaving notice thereof at our office
mat We may ASSESS 1t TO the proper own
ers. EDMUND PROVOST,
DENNIS KANE.
ONCE, No. 10 l.. sixth street, between
Market anu X ing. Hours IA. nj. 10 II IN. :,
2 TO and TO Sp. IN. dec2-2w.
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UIsEFUL PRESENTS.
BLANK ET6,
-..n WHITE sPRBADs,
sHAWLS,
BALMORAL Sklhie'
COATS,
DoLMANs,
CARPETS
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NOTICE.-A meeting OF the Delaware
IN state Mutual Fire Insurance. Com
pany Will be held at the ONCE ui the
Company, No. 5l5 Market street, Will
ming gGon, delaware. on Thursday, Dec.
23, 1850, at o'clock p. M, To elect d Board
OF Directors OF the said company In pur-
suance OF the provisions OF its charter
GEO. W. BRIGHT.
Secretary, pro tenn.
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DIVORCE NOTICES.

NOTICE.-Notice Is hereby given that
IN SHAH apply TO the General Assem-
January session, for divorce from INV
vile, Laura Os ooi Harkne s,
JOHN g. HAKK NESS.
Wilmington, Del, Dec. 10, 1850.
decl6-atawim.
NOTICE is hereby given that 1 shall
IN Apply TO the General Assembly of
this State, at its session in January. 1881,
for an absolute divorce from my vile,
Mary Pugh, W. Il, PUGH,
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 80, 1880.
decl-W.NsIm.
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DEAUTIFUL
CHRISTMAS PREsENTs
In the shape OF Velvet and AImln'"f
MATS AND RUGS, -,
which are going of at very r'asOn'''
prices.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EOR 8 ALE-ThaL desirable property on
IL the south west corner OF 9th and Mar
kst stsi terms accommodate Apply TO
q, CHANDLER,
No. v05 Market st.
dao Almo
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t.s
# a 4.
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LrOR SALE.-A building lot on the S.
II W. corner OF Stroud street and Rail
road Avenue, near the locomotive house
OF the Wilmington a Western X. r., 80
feet front ON ON X. X. Avenue, aud 81 ieel
'front.' on Stroud street, West Wilmington.
Apply at this Office n
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w, M. KENNARD a w.
v. NJ. KENNARD q w w.
v. N. KENNARD a CO. GO
W. N. KENNARD q w.
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NOR SALE.-Three adjoining lots, on
Il A street. 50 feet by 81 feet inches,
and IS n. on Goodman street 100 feet deep;
near Railroad Avenue, South side.
Also, one lot on Thirteenth street, near
He.lld street. Apply nj il6 Market street.
IT,
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eE-The pitcher that goes often to the beer
house is broken at last. 1t Is the same way

E-The pitcher that goes often to the beer
house is broken at last 1t Is the same way
with the catcher.
tE- The man who drives the heaviest wagon
has the "beSt show On the road" Everybody
has to turn out for him.
The Philadelphia Chronicle knows an
organ grinder who Is so suspicious that he CON-
pels his monkey to carry bell punch.
eB Uttlefeld is an appropriate name for the
governor OF Rhode Island.
u The horses on q circus band wagon never
balk. They are under the impression that they
can travel away from the noiSe.-BostOn Post.
sE-Aunt-Has any one been at these pre-
serves7 Dead silence.) Have you touched them.
dinner.-Graphlc.
II The little colored school boys OF Georgia
have new game during play spell. They beat
the bushes with sticks and when they are asked
what they are doing they say they are playing
revenue men hunting for Ticker"
tF succession OF direful shr1eks is heard
on the first floor. Fond mother-"What is the
matter with Billy" Coiored servant-"Please,
nam, he is cryin' about de 1ewoerriesn ne
fulls already" "Dem Is de berry ones he is
whOopln' about. He's all swolled up.s-Gatoes-
ton NescS.
az The FAN River corporations have long
enforced rule by which employees who left
without giving ten days notice forfeited ten
days pay. The legality OF this Is now to be
tested by lawsuit
u The Rev. willard r. Hardy narrowly
escaped failnre to be ordained as pastor of q
cause he said, In answer to question by the
council, that ut Is our fault, and not simply
our misfortune, that Adam sinnedn Soyarsl
members objected 10 that doctrine.
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bkliiiAST NAGRAST-Thf Minister or ne
t"tt+u wales 20 Sardinia ia JdiE-A letter WAS
reserved al the Allegheny Poor Board ofics
several DAYS ago asking Information 10 regard
10 an aged and Insane tramp, who had been
arrested al Butler. and whose ease was before
me poor authorities OF that-co1nty He stated
that ne came from Ptttsburg. Nothing was
known ABOUT him nj the Allegheny Office but
la,er IL has been found out that he Was az one
tme, about thtrty-rive or forty years ago. A
lawyer OF no little ability. n polished and fio-
quent speaker, and member or The state G m
siltul1onal convention or lSS1. He WAS alsp a
nolltlcian OF some note and took an active part
IN me campaign which resulted In the election
oi PRESIDENT Pierce. and received as his reward
ne position of United States minister u the
hingdom OF Sardinia. Here hp served with no
htiIe ability until Suddenly he became Insane
ana while out OF hts mind committed some aCJs
winch necesSttated his immediate recall lie
was Drought back 10 this country and return "a
again 10 this city. where he attempted to re-
establish Ills legal practice taking up an offfaa
IN The Burke building on Fifth avenue But
Inc story OF his insanity had preceded him
ana be was regarded With universal distr,lst
Nobody would entrusf him with any business
ana his subsequent actions justified the popu-
lar distruSt Among other things he tried 10
recover large amount or tuition from A
former student In his office, and made great
EFFORTS 10 reopen old cases In which he had
acted as counsel. lie finally drifted out OF view
ana latterly has been completely lost sight or
10y those OF his old colleagues who are still
MISUNDERSTANDING Telegraph. Jttae 2.
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DIED.

BAMBERGER. On June 2. 1880, at Kansas City,
Mo-, FLORENCE BAMBERGER. formerly Of WASH
inston.
BRADT. At Georgetown, ID. c., June 4. 1880.
Mrs SUSAN O. BRADT, in the fifty fourth year OF
her age
Funeral from residence corner Prospect and
Frederick streets. on Sunday, 9th, at O'Clock y.
ALBANY On. ~ and Alexandria (va.) papers copy.l
HOPKINS. June ., 1880. in Alexandria county.
Va, Mrs. L. r. HOPKINS, widow Of George w.
Hopkins, and daughter OF the late DR.. IL. 3. Wun-
der.
Funeral Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock. from the
residence Of Mrs. 8. O. Miller, No. 939 NJ street
northwest Friends are respectfully invited.
McGINIEY. Friday, June 4. 1880, at O'Clock
pm DANIEL j. ACGINIEY. aged forty three
Funeral win take place from his late residence,
6l7 New Jersey avenue northwest sunday, June
9th. at 80 O'Clock pm.
PFLUEGER. On June 4, $780, ut p.m.. MAR.
eAREr PFLUEGER. beloved daughter Of John and
Emelia Pnueger. aged twenty-five years and eight
months.
Just little while, ere they are fed,
One by one life robe us OF our treasures,
Nothing il our own except our dead.
They are ours. and held In faithful keeping
Safe forever, all they took away,
And life can never stir that sleeping
And time can never seize that prey
Funeral viii take place from her parents resi-
dence, 1910 Twenty second street northwest, SUM-
day afternoon, at O'Clock. The services win take
place from the German Lutheran Church, corner
Fourth and streets northwest. Relatives and
friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend.