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PERSONAL.

M. Gerard has been appointed Sec-
ond Secretary of the French Legation
at Washington.
Mr.. L. w. Resvis, of st. Louis, has
in preparation a biography ON Richard
Yates, the War Governor of Illi-
nois.
Mr.. John Bright has been elected
Lord Rector of the University of Glas-
cow, defeating Mr.. John Ruskin bys14
votes.
multiplication of effects: but the best
thing TO diminish the effects OF heavy
cold is DIR. Bulls Cough syrup.
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FdfdL accident.
A BRAKEMAN oAsTHE p, W. b b. H. r.,
INSTANTLY KILLED.

A BRAKEMAN oRsTHE p, W. b. Il. r.,
INSTANTLY KILLED.
Amos Boyd, q brakeman on tho p, W.
& b. r. R., was instantly killed by be-
ing struck with an overhead bridge
yesterday afternoon.
He was braking on an extra north
bound freight train which would have
arrived in this city about 4,30 O'Clock ,and
when a short distance below Strouds
bridge. about two miles south of Stanton,
A piece Of lumber on car became loose
and he started TO fix it. After he had
secured the piece Of lumber he started TO
90 the rear Of the train, and as he raised
up the car was passing snder the bridge,
and his head came In contract with one
of the cross pieces. He was struck with
such great force az 10 instently kill him.
He was also knocked from the car. Tho
lumber on the car was piled higher than
the box car which caused the accident.
The accident was seen by James aMc-
Cros,in the conductor, who signalsd the
train and it was stopped, when the body
OF the unfortunas man was picke1 up
and brought to this city. An Inquest was
held. the conductor being the only wilt
ness He testified substantially TO the
facts given above. After the inquest the
10 iy was placed in an ice bo1 ana ssh'
TO Philadelphia whore he resided.
The deceased was about 40 yea oil ago
and had been IN the employ of the com,
pany az freight brakeman Tor aeout 10
v ar,, He leaves a wife aud two grown
IN children.
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TIE GREAT EVlL.

VIA. II. Boole, Of AsbuTy Park,
a'lnd In ST. Pauls AZ. 4.
lasi night, ON the "Barbarism
-Alon,t Liquor Legislation. -
'ae Licensing Of the sale Of liq-
zone VI the chief Abl ses Of leg
AZ 10 regulating the liquor
Aald, people might as well at
9legulAIs hell.
astl a well put The United
'o's'lIneht In paudomonium to
zoe 'als OF liquor. lie favored
90 hall It's phases, and thought
tea'nl N Ohio ak years ago is
'T''' That is TO work the refor-
ne reviewed the various en-
10 she various States, and
WV tn'lr detects. lie was par
severe upon the law that re-
man to drink what liquor
a." ofh home or anywhere
Mmlfol OF the seller.
''l'e was warmly received, and
1 r. ~ = " extending q rising vote OF
" 'le lecturer, al endorsement
.4.'' IN the cause OF temper
y 4,ec'ed \ to be made out, Oh
!. U' ~ audience, by Rev. Geo.
FfF Of Grace Church.
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rHEIMPo .TArIoN OF GOLD.

WARRINGTON, November 15.-Owing
to the heavy importation Of foreign gold
during the past and present year, and
which upon arrival at New York ID ex.
changed at the q United States assay once
for American gold coin, and the inabil-
ity OF the mint 1T Philade1phiA to re-
csive and convert the same into United
States coin on account Of the large num-
Der of silver dollars required to be coin-
ed monthly, 1t Is said that unless imme-
diate steps are taken to convert into
coin q portion of the forsigR gold bull
lion now on hand the Treasury will bs
seriously embarrassed for want Of gold
coin. OF the $3.50, ,000,0 900 Of gold held
by the Treasury only about $50 900 900
is In ooin, the balance, $50, ,000, 900, being
represented by uncoined bullion. The
greater portion OF the gold oined by tt Q
Treasury 10 in the sub treasury at New
York, and il Is more than probable that
The eutire amount will be required dur
ing November and December to pay for
foreign gold, Of which there is eve
ry indication Of large sum being ship
ped.
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THE LAND WAR.
DUBLIN, Nov. 10, Is, 1880

In tile case of the indicted agltators q
bill of particulars has been furnished by
the prosecution to the traversers. Its
states that the trbvsrsers have tried to
terrify landlords and prevent them
from legally enforcing payment Of rent
by holding meetings, displaying pla-
cards and banners and circu ating re-
poln IF the speeches made at the afore-
said meetings In various papers. The
inquest In tho case OF Mr.. Wheeler has
been spmpletsd. The jury returned q
verdict that the deceased was murdered
by some person unknown. Mr.. james
O'Brisn, an Irish American, in the
curse Of a speech, said that IL "Boy
cotting" these men had not the effect
of reforming them the people would re-
sort to stronger measures aud try II
leadsn pills would suit their digestion.
The fist duty of every Irishman, he
said, was to get ride and the second
duty was to use 1t. He added that there
were 100000 stout mon in America who
would die happy il they could kill
one cursed Saxon.
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novl5-4t.
n oTICE.-PRoCLAMATloN By THE
IN GOVERNOR.
STATE OF DELAWARE,

ExEcUTIvE DEPARTMENT.,
Whereas, 1t appears By The representa-
Of Wilmington, that on Wednesday the
third Instant. one william @. Guthrie, q
carpenter and builder OF the said city of
Wilmington, aged about a5 years, . feet 0
light hair, brown mustache and chin
Whisk ers, with a bald head and weighing
about $50 pounds. who also has slight
lmpediment in his speech sommittsd
by the name OF Davidson.
And whereas. 10 10 represented that the
said william G. Guthrie has fied from the
Justice OF this State.
Now, therefore, /, John w. Hall, Gov.
ern OF the State OF Delaware, in accord
ance with the provisions OF the act Of the
dsnsrai Assembly passed At Dover.
vide for the arrest OF persons violating the
laws Of this state, aud to app opriats
money TO pay for such arrests" do hereby
be paid by the said Stale. AS .provid. d IN
said act, for the apprehension and de-
livery OF the said William q. Guthrie
isto the custody OF the sheriff at the
within six months from the date hereof.
And de hereby request the sherifh of
the several couniies of this State. their
deputies and baillffs and all otnsr poliss
and to use svsiy exertion ana all lawful
means To cause the arrest OF the said Will
liam o. Guthrie and his delivery ~ afore-
said.
49,, In testimony thereof, 1. John
! Il. u. W. Hall, Governor OF the State
lN~~' of Delaware. have hsreunto set
my hand and caused lhe Great Seal OF ehs
state to be affixed, at Dover. this tenn
day OF November. IN the year Oh our Loid
BY the Governor. JOHN W. HALL
Secretary OF State.
novl5 -eod-2W.
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DEATH OF REV. WIN. URIE.

Rev. VIM. Uric, D. D.. q minister
of the N. E. Church, who once
served a pastorate at Asbury N. +.
Church, this city, and also filled
various stations OF the Philadelphia
and Wilmington Conference, died in
Smyrna, on Sunday, aged 72 years.
At the weekly meeting of the
preachers Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, in Philadelphia, yester-
day, Rev. DR.. L. c. Murphy moved
that a committee be appointed to
prepare suitable paper relative to
the death of Mr.. Uric. The COM
mittee was instructed to attend the
funeral of DIR. Uric, which takes
place tomorrow, from Wharton
Street NJ. E. Church. Philadelphia.
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OvsrcoatS,

nLT Mullln & Son, merchant
| a,srtise in to.day's dAzETrE .
| A mems and boy A. overcOats at
Land handsome clothing store in
Iys building. The firm have
! M, city but a short time. first
|Lts,,tofe on Fourth street, near
|n, 80 rapidly did their busin ess
bat they were obliged TO remove
af., and conmodious store now
|kby them. Their reputation for
o., ready-clothlng 10 spreading
the CT y, and they are already
|Irroom In which to transact their
b they keep constantly on hand
Isainady M ide clothing for men
b youths, which they are dis
has prloeI to suit the times.
III $50 be remembered that In
|aOr with their ready made de-
E they do merchant tailoring
yd our cltlzeGs can get flne suit
b order. Tho firm pride them
aihe fine quality OF their goods,
nNual to any that can be found
E,lphis OF New York, and their
mAually a. low. II is no use for
Rs' to vsstc time aud money in
Philadelphia when they can pur-
plaly rs cheap Of Measrs. ], T.
tsOn.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-16
HANLAN TO RETIREFROM BOAT
ING ON THE STRENGTH OF HIS
VICTORY

TORONTO, Ont, November 15.-Great
excitement prevailed here to-day on re-
ceipt of the news that Hanlan had de-
feated Trickett. Crowds wild with ex-
element surro ounded the newspaper and
telegraph Offices. The Governor Gen
eral aud Lieutenant Governor and 9TH
or high dignitaries sent Hanlan con-
gratulatory messages. The Globe toni zht
says: "In this, his last race, Hanlan has
met the worlds champion in neutral
waters d defeated him in fair and
square race, and now he can fairly claim
the right TO rest on his we'll earned lau-
rels. This last victory of the Canadian
champion will be particularly gratifying
10 his friends, not only rs the crownlng
event of his brilliant acquatic career,
but as furnishing the very oest evidence
that his long-continued training and the
many pronounced climatic changes be
has undergone have not in any way i'm
paired his marvellous vitality and powers
of endurance"
The daily gazette., 1880-11-16
SECOND EDITION
To THE EDIToR OF TIE DELAWARE

1O The ADITOk VI TAA OhLA W Ahh
GAZETTE
There appear to be pending before
the country at the approaching ses-
sion Of Congress some seemingly i'm
portant financial issues, namely The
refunding of the United States bonds
maturing or before 1881 to the
amount of $7S9, 900, 00O;t redemone-
tization of silver or otherwise modi-
fication of the laws concerning the
coinage of silver dollars, and the fur
ther crippling of the legal tender quail
ity of the now remaining greenback
currency, as looking toward the retire
mont oft.
am anxious that the intelligent
portion of the people shall become stu
dents of finance far enough, at least,
TO understand for themselves the sim
plo principles upon which the proprie-
ty or improperly of these movements
depends, and not be forced to rely for
their views upon the representations
of either a partiEan or . subsidized
public press.
Holding that all of the above indi-
Gated movements, now apparently
upon The political chess board are con-
trary 10 sound financial economy, and
calculated to be seriously injurious to
tho prosperity and maintenance Of
Republican and Democratic institu-
tions. I, therefore, write to solicit
that you open your columns for their
full and free discussion, before the
people, in semi-weekly articles, con-
fined to a column or half column of
your daily issues, or such other
amount of room as will best suit your
convenience.
For want of more able pen will
agree to take negative ground against
the measures above defined, and here
by challenge frank and gentlemanly
discussion of their merits, with any
person of any party, either in or out
of the State of Delaware.
Our motto is "Light more Light"
and as the elections are now over, there
ought to be no reason for hiding from
any party ''the truth and the whole
truth" Respectfully,
JEo. G. JACKSON.
Hookessin, Nov. 18th.
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DIED.

WoOLASTON.-In Kansas City, the 3rf
inst, George H., son OF G. E. and Ttllie
Woolaston, aged four years and eight
days.
THOMAS.-In this city on the 18th inst,
George E., son OF Edwin ]. and Ella
Thomas. aged year and months.
COOPER.-In this city, on the 18th inst.
Almira, infant daughter of Charles w.
and Annie v. Cooper, aged months
and 81 days.
DENISON.-In Philadelphia, ON the 18th
inst, Sarah, relict OF the late Jesse
Denison, aged 80 years.
ALDBN.-On the 18th Instant, Edith D.,
youngest daughter OF John and the late
Elizabeth Alden. aged years. months
and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence OF her father,
corner of Second and Washington streets,
on Wednesday, the l7th inst, at 101< o.
clock. To proceed to Riverview come
terry. 2ts
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DELAWARE CHANNEL.

Lighthouse Inspector White gives
notice that buoy has been placed over
A sunken rock near Schooner Ledge, in
the Delaware river upon which a vcs-
sci recently struck. Tho channel in
this vicinity may be known by newly
placed beacoDs, of which the from
Guide is frame house on screw piles,
near the mouth Of Crum creek, and
the rear beacon is an iron tower, one
hundred feet high, painted black.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-16
HELD FOR COURT.

william Kunkle, the lad who COM
mitted robbery in the house Of Mrs.
jackson, Ne. 10 Market street, on Tues
day night last, aud who was arrested in
New York, was given q hearing this
morning before Mayor Almond, on the
charge Of having stolen lady's gold
watch and other articles. He was held
In the sum of $500 bail for Court, aud
In default was committed 10 New Cas-
tie this morning.
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Locdt Liner.

2 h, 5'y r. CONT D, made the appoint
y" 'ne New Court House, to-
I'M \ n was instantly killed on
" D. IL. K, yesterday.
',,iS GNol putting up the shelving
,'iuuS I'l Offices in the NewCourt
'''ng pushed. rapidly for
|T',s; " increased orders, Mr.John-
/ ria'. p'N'or OF the axle works over
4 N'' n'.. bridge has baen Obliged to
Eas" ~" ilurnaee. A new smoke
!. ~ ceasa elect Wcldin was qualified
kt u'' Ta Yesterday. His Office
Iii. 'R' R u Undertaking establish
D. Martin, No. 299 Shipley
[isri,n Essi, loT =, the benefit of West
fen n iIN 0hulch will be given in
House lecture room this
IN IT : SShogllid4e ; has obtained
~ 5, Fish Comm;ss;ono"'''a "'aou !,
kon' 'nuu' IN .a herman carp for dis
kLopt VA ,IEarl9us L ponds and creeks
bal i;Sa Snn9n annual gathering of the
heIdD dDi''Sy !" S Schools of this city,
'lng. andre" s Church
liolD,e Delaware railroad pd',Uti yeslsrda, rsn' !,
'o,aslon, u Nd. ''S'efaa'
1 sc,oNll 5, " ! Peg will deliver = Lee.
h. tas0e's Of victoryy.5 '0'' -
iag on Considerable ssta of petty thiev
| VI around town.
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|v,, Lor TO Be SOLID. H.
Et,r, ESQ.,, advortises to sell the
|.1diug lot, N. W. corner OF
IA md Van Buren, street, At the
4, ,om of T. NJ. Ogle, on Thurs
Lroclock a. IN. This property
4 d th. most eligible sites for
| |u,uufacturing purposes in the
h,Dould attract the attention
L,b,,er, and offers a rare Oppor-
|, fort good Investment.
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t gully Sassttt.
TRST EDITION.

v,v York Herald says Hanlan
| ,,., another man before he can
:, h, the greatest oarsmen in the
IN the scull race on the
|. Yesterday, he bo.t Trickett
h, has beaten anybody else
|. Il. nv.d with him. There are
..n whose strength, when ex-
\. . ,,rticular direction, is phe-
l., and Hanlan is ono OF them.
4, !. 10 meet Ross next Monday,
M. arc many of his friends who
l., n,ryou. as to the result.
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AN EXTENSIVE SHIP CANAL.

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-IV 10 given out
that the time honored project OF con-
meeting the great lakes and the Missis-
sipPi river by means Of a ship canal will
be renewed in the next Congress. 1t is
estimated that some fifteen million dol
lsrs will be necessary TO complets the
plan.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-16
MORE ELECTRIC LIGHT.

Last night the car works OF tne
Jackson i Sharp Company, TINS
city, we're successfully lighted WIZ
the Brush electric light. Ihere
were eighteen lights, and the IN =
terror of the works were brilliantly
illuminated in every part. The
Brush light is the kind used ny
Cooper s Bailey's circus, during its
recent visits to this city.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-16
Furniture ArrIvaci.

The furniture Of the court room and
the various Offices in the new Court
Houae arrived to-day, AID il being put
In the building. 1t was purchased in
Philadelphia, and is of solid polished
alnut. Some Of the chairs aud desks
are Of la ldsome designs.
The gas fixtures have also arrived.
They were purchased of Cornelius d Son
1882 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-16
ParSonAI.

Judge Fisher, of Dover, is in town,
this morning, having a consultation
with Marshal McMullin. Levi q. Bird,
ESQ.,, and other State Committee mas-
mates.
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Tn. Friend of Delicate Ladies'.

warner. safe Kidney and Liver cure r.. -
Oh" rsmsav tSat will cure the many als
S.ses peculiar to C Tomsp; aas2:.. "sarnsss, Hssa
neuralgia. dl.ordeafeSd, S,nsr,d nIrs aim ents are
nfs.ctn.liy removed by Its use u,e;%L"s a,
Eofhsr's 4000gtns.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-16
PITEs ANOrHER's NOSE OFF.

Early on Sunday morning, while
William Clark with friends were stand.
ing at Second and Gum berland streets,
James Conway. of 2429 North Second
street, came along intoxicated and pick
ed a light with Clark, during which he
bit Clark's nose off Conway was COM
aitted yesterday by Maglstrate Myers
"a default of 81 800 ball.-Tin,es.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-16
hsstinxs Tonight.

TUESDAY,.
nlL0lge, No. 3, X. OF p.
Putty Circle, No. /, B. OF U.
Ela Circle, No. 4, B. OF U.
IN Lodge, 40. 3, !. o. U. f.
~ Mutual Beneficial Society.
ian Star Lodge, No. 2, A. q. q, +
4 COal and Produce Association.
rlon Degree, No. |, |. o. q. +,
~. kncsmpment. No. 4, |, o. o r
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Pod At Al H1stIly's position is to be
Went far a,'' III II Is that New Yo'k
that it also 1"Ineid on account Of
(lcaa franS.o. .o Was on account Of
gope for pu?si Ga.s and finally, that 1t
10, Whoa ]! anyway. It isn't
FN Not,pjDeaanass Afford to carry an as
A'0ll' like that.-Timss
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1t is odd that frost kills yellow feveI
but does not check smallpox. We know
how ever that itimakes DIR. Bulls Cough
syrup go like hot cakes.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-16
Ge,afrag Foreign NesOs.
LONDON, Nov. 16, 1880.


General Fairchild, the now Amsri-
can Minister, has arrived ut Madrid.
N. Gerard has been appointed eso-
ond Secretary of the French Legation
at Washington, D. G.
Mr.. John Bright has been elected
Lord Rector Of the University of Glas-
Cow, defeating Mr.. John Ruskin by
914 votes.
The Daily NHos says 1--WE under
stand that Premier Gladstone will, in
few days, visit the Earl Of Derby at
Knowsley Park"
A dispatch to the Times from Cape
Town, dated the 18th inst, says the
rebels attacked the small force Of Cape
troops occupying the Basuto Chief
Lerothodi's village and the troops
wore obliged to evacuats.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-16
THE THAMES REGATTA.

The Sportsman says Thomas Black
man, of Dulwich, had Withdrawn from
the contest for the American prizes in
the regatta on account of illness. Hos
msr and Smith had useful spins yester-
day. The other oarsmen did not
practise on account Of the cham pisnship
race,
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13
DISASTROUS FIRE.
Business Portion of Pensacola De-
stroyed.
FIVE PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH IN
A'j CINCINNATI.

PENSACOLA, Dec. ia disastrous fire has
been burning for eight hours. Five blocks in
the heart Of the city are burned with loss of
more than S500,000, possibly $750,000. Polo
die of the block opposite the plaza is swept
clean. The fire stopped in Government street
at City Hotel on the east, and on the square
back of the custom house on the west. Over
100 establishments are gone, embracing the
main business buildings and turning out
of about fifty antilles from their homes.
The custom house, post office, Merchants
Hotel, Brents Bank, both telegraph offices,
both newspaper offices, Hunn's exchange.
Wright's dry goods house and County Clerks
Office are amCng the well known buildings
burned. The County Clerk, Mr.. Larned, for
the fifth time in his term of Office, saved the
records, but while doing this his own resi-
dence burned and he is hunting for his family.
The main steam fire engine was out of order
and had to be repaired before it could be used.
At one time the loss of the railroad depot and
adjacent mills seemed certain and locomotives
stood all night, fred up ready to pull the COM
pany's equipments and other property out OF
town. Much suffering must ensue. 1t origin
ated in the confectionery store of Mr.. Damiani.
His family resided above the store, and several
Of them were burned, Mrs. Daniani fatally.
Insurance is held by those burned out to the
the amount of about S250,000 1t may 20 to
100000. The custom house papers are all
lost, but the post office and United States court
clerks have saved their mail ana papers. The
individual losses and insurance are not known.
The Methodist conference adjourned tonight
the session being cut short by the partial de-
strucrion of the city. Ministers filled the pull
pits today and called for donations for the suf-
ferers who lost their homes. A reaction is TAX
ing place and after the great personal suffering
is relieved it seems likely that Pensacola will
arise from the calamity more modern than
ever.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 11.-A fire occurred in
john r Gray's bucket factory tonight, corner
of New and rulvert streets, in which FIVE per-
SONS were burned to death.
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13
EUROPE.
Condition Of Ireland Growing
Worse.
CABINET COUNCIL TO BE HELD TO-
Day.

DUBLIN, Dec. IA large land meeting was
held today near Ballnia. An abusive resolu-
tion was passed protesting against the language
OF Chief Justice May, and expressing the be-
lief that the trial of the traversers would be un-
faiI If that judge was allowed TO preside.
LONDON, Lee 13.-The Times says the grav-
~ Of the situation in Ireland increases daily
and nobody can be surprised to hear that the
cabinet council has been called to meet today
We have reasons to believe that Mr.. Forster
has with the most earnest and re-
mons,rancss- induced colleagues thus to
accelerate the meeting OF council. All
doubt In regard to the state of the country has
vanished in the presence of the charges of
Justices Fitzgerald, Barry and Baron Dowse.
Mr.. Forster knows the meaning of these
charges. The worst is proved to be substan-
TALLY true.
Mr. Forster, chief Secretary for Ireland, has
lett Dublin for London unexpectedly
II is stated that battalion of Scots Guards
shortly proceed to Ireland
Each day brings fresh evidence that the
countrying in hurrying on by strides and bounds
towards revolution.
Foreign Notes. N
Madame Theirs is dead.
The condition of the Viceroy of India is
worse.
lLe receipts of grain in Montreal for 1886
were %, 500, 900 bushels; shipments 25, 1854 600
Hon. j. f. King, ex-Atlorney General of
New Brunswick, has been appointed Judge I
the Superior Court, in place Of the late Judge
Fisher. .s
The Roman municipality. in spite of the op.
position of the clerical members, has granted a
site IN the public cemetery to the Cremation
Company.
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13
MONDAY MORNING, DEC. is.

hen coop concealed about his person. May be
he could explain it. Possibly he wanted to
borrow it, to take it home and see il it would
fit his hen. He may have simply desired to
take it home as pattern to make one, or be
may have been expecting company, and did
not want his guests to think that he was too
poor to own coop. Some neighbor may have
decided to take the conoeit out Of him. How
ever, these are all speculations, and the theory
that be had inherited a fatal appetite for hen
coops seems to be the most plausible. No per-
son who has never known what 1t was to feel
the gnawing of such an appetite can apprec-
ate the sufferings of Mr.. Thomas as he tried to
repress the desire to take Mr. Grinpgfl's hen
COOP What GrInnell should bave done was
go kindly to Mr.. Thomas and plead with him
to try and break himself of the habit of taking
he0 ccops; not to break off suddenly, but to
begin to reform by taking quail trap, then to
fall to bird cage, and, gradually decrease to a
mouse trap and thus shake off the appetite by
degrees, until finally he could be free man,
and would be able to pass the most gilded pal
ace where hens do congregate with no desire to
taste the pleasure of lifting the coop. Mr..
Grinnell was one of those men who go Off half
cooked, and he never reasoned at all but be-
gan to fire sings into the unfortunate man.