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The COST OF WAR Is vividly depicted
IN the statistics recently compiled by NJ.
de Fovills. bearing upon the Franco.
German struggle. The German direct
loss IN that tremendous contest the COM
pller puts killed on the field, 1868;
died from wounds, 11,516; died OF dis
ease, l2,3Ol; missing, 4,00o; total. 49,
400. The wounded amounted to 1917
s67. Tn the French side, he estima atss
the loss during the war at Il9, 500; died
In Germany, 1920; 10 Switzerland, J..
IOl; in Belgium, 124; total dead from al,
causes, lSS,STl. The wounded are ss,,-
mated At 49, ,O60. The French Govern
msut has never published Official lists.
ind these figures are founded on the in.
qulrles OF Colonel Pierron, Professor az
lhe Military AIT at the Superior School
War. M. de Foville, oWeyer. thinks
that in certain particulars the Colonpl
has underestimated; ana he would him.
self pnt the loss in round numbers A.
10000 reckoning therein the losses On
Doth sides III the Communist insurrec-
eHoN iSyth1 bOthI loss Oh armed
from July, 1870, to June, 1871. The
wounded, er0anently disabled, and
broken down in constitution be e,ti-
mates a. lOO,O In addition he esti-
mates the losses of the civil population |
due to the war through suffering OF OF q |
klnd or other, dead in sieges, decrease
u births, and emigration at 500 600.
making grand total, including the ser.
miianenlly injured, OF 100000 people.
The money cost of the strugg TO France
IS estlm ated at 50 $S,OO0,00O,OO0, aud add
ing 10 .his sum tie value off the LOST Twas
which is calculated at 5000, 600 900. we
and the money cost Of The struggle IN
France to reach $4,000, ,0O0,0 600. Tbs |
valuation Of the unlettered con.ciip, 4
placed at from 5000, TO $500, the old |
people and children Sill lower, ana the |
est OF the dead as equal to oi dinary
smlgrAnts TO America.
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THE FUNDING BILL In TIE SEN
ATE.

WAsHINaTov, Jan. 25.-The Senate
Conlnittee on Finance heard Secretary
Sherman to-day on the Funding bill.
He favored a $40 bond at rate hot
exceeding 81 per cent, the rate TO be
fixed III the discretion of the Secretary.
He thought that the funding certificates
proposed by the bill could be aoated at
8 per cent. He could not gay whether
The bonds could be foated At per cent
il their tern be fixed at thirty years
without an opticn for earlier redemP-
tion. Mr.. Bay ard said Tonight, when
asked if there were any means Of know
ing what action the Senate would be
likely To take, that he did not see now
it was possible tkat there could be any,
because for himself he had moi given
the matter any thought in this connec-
tiun until the bill had passed the House,
and he believed other Senators had been
of bis opinion while it was before the
House; that 1t would be simply useless
TO predicate anything upon what the
House might do, for until almost the
end of theconsideration OF the bill one
days work in the House was as likely
as not to be completely subversive of
that OF the preceding day. He thought
1t could be safely said that there was
general desire Ia the Senate to pass
Funding bill with the least possible de-
lay. The committee tomorrow will
hear Comptroller Knox and Treasurer
and by Thursday they hope TO
have before them IN printed form the
tables and other matter submitted BY
Secretary Sherman to-day. II so, be
thinks some conclusion may be reached
in committee by Friday or Saturday aud
that the bill may be reported to the Sem
ate either the last of this week or the
very first of next
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IHE argument for short loan hi
the funding operation as sta ed BY
Gath, Is TO get it liquidated by
keeping up the surplus revenue OF
about Sc, 200, 900 year, and this in
ten years would nearly extinguish
these bonds. Then We should only
have SI,ool09o,o 900 Of interest bearins
debt. winch a tax Of SO cents head
On tHe popuia ion would pay interest
upon, WAle the principal would be
about four tines tie fortune of Van
derbilt ten years hence. With the well
known genetos ty OF rich men, he and
Gould aud Two or three others coula
die ana leave the money to pay it all
OF"
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RUSSIA SEEMS to have met England
In Asia sooner than she had expected,
Tor special cable despatch informs us
that an English officer constructed tie
works in which the Tekkes are now
holding Skobeleff in check, and that
the gallant General will find more of
The same handiwo,k should he succeed
TN getting beyond his present position.
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CoNNIs4oxKR BEN rLEr. of II,

CoNaIssioSER BENTLEY, of the
Pension Bureau, in his letter TO tb.
Chairman of the Senate Committee or
Apploprialions, in regard TO the amounts
which, be thinks vii be required under
the Pension Arfearages Act, makes the
tailosing recapitulation "Amount of
a rears TO old pensioners, 81, ,2g5, &C. Ge
first payment previous to July l, ISL.
Ss,s2l,s26 0a. Arrears in pend ne
eaims, Sie2,0o9,s47 30. Annual pen.
sions to i25,p00 new pensioners. S2s4,
Is, 900. Total, S5Io so. ,GS7 26."
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Az ELEGANT SPECIMEN OF PRINT
Move have received form the
publishers, Tie International News
Company, Of No. 81 Beckman street
New 1otk. The Young Ladies Jour
nal, for this month, fashion maya.
zine of convenien. size, Glled With Sc.
let stories, patterns, fashion plates,
and all that is Of interest to the fea.i.
nine mind. The book IS the American
edition Of an English work, and is
elegantly printed and superbly illus
irated. In fact il is the fnest speei.
men of artistic printing we have seen
in any Of our fashion Journals.
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n OIlta..- fersons VINO v er.. nr.1,.-. !.

OA1L- Persons WHO " eru arn,,,,, Al
\ ene state ot Delaware for tue IinIt.st
ia9.' M, iitAry service ii May. June nt
w.ra .,.s.. is. aud paid com mutation fees
80 aeeI NaIus again drafted ia ls6s and
aeIe required 10 procure a suosIIIn,,s so ~,
~. y sns military service under the Iatter
aIaia,Nlli hnd II tothetf All ' Antss., a. en,,,.
%,.h ~ either personally or by letter
s. soLihen oy tue State Leg islaiiire to ealieal
i,o,l on @ 1ne Secretary of War, The aonm
non ae money paid by snah persons. N.
~ ~ s.Sly - VI Mar having been directed In
an n.sd a.ls @ ess 70 refund the comnuia
- pe'1 On sucn Gases. o. H. n ia v
oovef lei, Iuiv 10. B7n "a
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nssaaC@.


MJOTICE.-In conformity TO an act o
IN the General Assembly OF the state
u DELAY ware, entitled "an ct for the 70
noval OF the seat OI Justice OF NeM Caay
tie county from the city oi New Castle 70
the city oil Wllml gton," passed at Dover
March M, 1873, aud 10 supplement there
to pa ssed at Dover January 18Th, lsol,
IL Is directed by the Bulldog Commit
tee OF the levy Court having In charge
the erecl ion OF the county buildings pro-
vided ior in said act, that pubic notice pc
and The same is hereby gwen that the
books, papers, records and oiher properly
belonging TO the county officers uI this
county aud enumerated in the third sec
tion 0i The act AZORES Id, have been re-
moved from the city OF New Castle 10 the
Court House building erected and built iii
the city of Wilmington. And IL Is FUR
ther directed by the Building omml Tee
Aforesaid that this notice be published IN
all the puolsc newspapers published In
Ihe county.
signed, ALBERT II. SILVER,
hartman OF Building Committee.
Attest. WM. l.. MIER Secretary.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT UF THE
l. United States, ior the district of Della.
ware, In the matter oi VIM. Ii. Roberts,
Bankrupt.-In Bank ruptcy.
AT Wilmington. In said istrict, on The
2ist day OF January, A. D.. 1881.
District OF Delaware, SIS;
Notice is hereby given that petition
has been ned IN said court by William
HI. Roberts, OF Dov r, hent county, in
SAID District. duly declared bankrupt
under the act OF Congress, of March Z
1857, ior discharge and certificate there
OF, from all his debts, u Il other ctaitnh
Provable under said act, and that the Ith
day Of February, lesl, al III o'clock "a. m,
~ assigned Tor the hearing % the same nj
wilmington Aforesaid. wnen and v aere
you may attend and snow cause, II any
you have. why the prayer uf the said pc
tition should not be granted.
=. RODMUND SMITH,
Clerk ef the U. y. District Court, Della
ware District. jAux2..y.
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SITTING Bull seems at last to
have made up his mind what to do.
lie has surrendered 10 the Canadian
1oice and requested that he be
brought TO Fort Buford /: aud the al
Gritty with which the Canadian
will comply with his desire will be
anything but pleasing to the natian
taat must feed the great nomadic
nuisance hereafter.
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n Office To wATEn RLNIEns.
OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPART
MINT, WILAISor8S, Del,

OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPART
AkSr, WILAISoras, Del.,
Decembrr /, lzsJ.
The hills for 1881 are now ready and
pasaole at The Registraf's office al the \
W. corner OF 81 Attn and h ing str,.tk ~.
law requires that ali bins paid on or be
lore January Dist, 1881, the face OF the Bill
nose paid during the monin OF February
pef cent additional. Those paid durltIe
lhe mouth oil MaTch 10 per ceut. adti..
Iona, AID any amount REMAINING uI.
pald AFTER Aprli list, 1881, the Registrar IA
required 10 have the IerruIes wIlhdru,eu
ana suit Instituted Ior the recovery ol IN,
Anount due; and the water viii not be
let INTO such premises until such arrears
with assessments and ~ for drawing Ter
rules, are paid.
onee noafs from a. m. to 4 p. m,
WILLIAM j. MORROW, Registrar.
drcl.eud- ian ed . Ieb- end
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Nj 0TICE.--A meeting of the Trustees OF
~ the poor OF New Ussstle County will
be held at the Aims House, on Wedbes-
day, January % h at 10 O'Clock a. IN. All
pcI sons having hills viii lpIesent them by
that day.
The .upply committee Will meet at the
Aims House on saturday. Janu3ty zsth,
AT Ill O'Clock q. M, when proposals viii
be received Tor furnishing the almshouse
with bread, meats and tobacco for the
next three months.
J. WILKINS C0oCH,
jan20. p "A ,25<w. Secretary.
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The New Yerk Herald says:-aA de
nision rendered yesterday, thar lard.
lord, are MT responsible for damage
done hs frozen water pipes burs. nR
will make tenants more car. fulin Q d
weathe.
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oLlCE Is hereby given that the an.
neAl mseLihE of tue stUekno,aar. -
III Wilnstoh NaNlgatioL Company
sii oe neld OF No. sjJ Markel slrs.,,
wilmington, Delaware, on Inu sdaN ~, ~,
lhlid day of February, 1881. bgtv.es', ~. ~
ss.li 81 oi zana o'clock ,. m, Tor tue pur-
.h,a -. eactlhB three directors TO serve
decsuwte. sEiS,
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Adele I. adams
us.
Alexander IL,
Adams.
TIuhtee OF. al.
IN Chaucery.
New Castle County 50.
Causa of par,,,to,

In pursuance OF an order OF the Chan
oeilor IA The above cause, made AL tne
any lien or liens affecting the l,,Ier..i -
estate oI Adele L. Adams, Alexander "A
Aoans, Janet h. Moore Charles i
Afasns, alexander III, Adams, Trustee OF
r" IsaoehA n. iiiton, Alexander IA. Adams
Trustse of Harriet Is. Audrews ANA ~,
a. AnAms, or either OF them, IN the LANDS
ana premises 10 which said cause relates
are hereby notified To file IA petition sell
s ans toasn tle nalure aud amount of the
cerS Tor New Castle Co.. tea day 5 De ior,, In,
tnlTo Monday In February A. ID. tssl. ANA
appear and prove said lien or Iiens Al me
ensuing term OF Tie Court before Ia
rising of the Court on ths IhIrI -, -
the term. N@9 -
49, WALTER CUMMINs. Trustee.
wilmington. Del, January d, lssl.
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NHE ARTIzANs SAVINGS bANh

OUTER ON THE PEACH. :, nsseb
Ii To every housekeeper anu IN or
grower cultivatlng single tree " 1ai s.lb
ehATd, this valuable work is oiieie ie,[adut
directions for preserving heatth peclIl
rsmeds.s sssinss sd Gioasgsl shas fal disease %
''yellows." Book 81. oy mail postsisie
paid. Inform alton given II de,sIlrER,
Address, j. Roi Pc,
JanD-Slw. West Ches'
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fUBLIC A4LES.

~,ALE Or COWS
- The SubscrIbers Sstn .sss. 3ssll
sell al Public sale. a. Red ysaasksJ
Lion, East Marlborough.
Chester county, Pa, sRzszs
MoNDA1, JANUARY 3tst, l,,t,
at O'Clock .. in.,
FORTY HEAD OF FHEsd l0Ws
AND SPRIkuERe, TWENTY HE4g
OF FEEDERS. LOT OF YOUNG
ULLS.
a. SILL a BAILEY
l.. " stidhaIn 4 Son, Auct'rs.
novo-lB.
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L ARM FARMS, FARMlIl
ROR AALL.

FOR SAIL.
One of the best farms for dairy a
gazing IN New Castle County AMI siAa
OF Delaware. in st. Georges Hunlrul
situated on tue Dutch Neck Road, mia
min -leiawAre city, Containing thfe
acres upland, aud ninety acres Of msa
dow, al IN good state OF eulttyalloa
good building, Insured Tor sou. Tns
condittous.-Ieno or twelve lwotl sand dl.
ais can remain ON mortgage. Fdr ufltd1
parlcu ars call on Vim. A. CleAYer, nea
toit Penn, or Thomas NJ. Ogtr. Real -
tate Agent. Wilmington, Delawafe,
lanl2-BL
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AN OFFICE OF THE FARMERS
MUIUAL FIRk ms Co.,
or THE kTATk OF DKL,N

n occ1oE; csy4s;r ., r,v s.,x.a.
MUIUAL kIRk ms. Co,
OF THE STATE OF DEL.
JANUARY Gath, Issl.
gives notice that on and alter February
!, 1881, ne Will pay In casa, to parties en-
Tilted TO r, ceive IL, all bal&nc ces standing
=. 70 the credit OF mem els ON The books ol
the company. on p1iicles LnaL have
iapeed. he Will also pay ali amounts due
on scrip certificates, issued In IstH. whit,n.
nave mol been collected.
W. A. LAMOITE
JAMS. eod4w6w4t. treasurer.
1N WILMINGTON, Jan u, 1881.
The annual meeting of the IN rInbers of
at. MATy's Total Abstinence and Bench
oiaI society, Will be held at their hail, Dn
Thursnay, January 2th, at 7.3u O'Clock p.
In., for the purpose of eiectIng officers 10
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Janzi-4t. secretary.
OTlCk.-1h he Mutual can Assuciat ON
IN IL now Issuing IA new series OF shares
per cent. allowed on depos Is. Rebate
aIlowed ON premium biu u hen loans are
made and when returned. Inli day or
evening ON GkD. Z. MARIS, sec.
No. COL ShipIey street, cd stoTyl
oIlce h9ufs-o a. M. To I.50 p. IN.
Janls-lm.
NJ OllCE TO REAL ESTATE ON hks
4N Ihose who sell or transfer Real rs
tAte and do not wish To pay tine taxes oI
1881, Will obiige The nndeTsigued, by le.ey-
ing notice thereof AZ our oIfice that we
may assess II 10 The proper owners
EDMUND PROVOST.
DENNIS KANE.
once No. 10 East sixth street, beLween
Market and King. Hours, s a. M TO IL m.
20 9 and tosp. m. JauIs.2w.
~ oIIGE;-Io DsLISouESrs OF CRY
4N AND SCHOOL IAAks FOR 1856 BttIs
nave been rendered aud called for mud
70 avoid trouble, had better cAn AID sci
Tie, or we snail proceed TO collect the
taxes With COSTS.
EDMUND PROVOST.
WILLIAM kYNE
once No. 10 East SIKH street between
Market and King. Houfs, u m To II M;
TO AMI 10 . sp. m. Janis Nv,
NJ oTICE.-The Perpetual Savings anu
IN Bo N Association Is Issuing new
series At one dollar "a ahAre TINS aasOcl-
Auon loans Tour hundred dollars on each
snare, deduels no premium, but collects
The same monthly.
Liza PusEY, President.
M. l., LichtensLein, Sec. jaul.lm,
nOG REGISTER NOTICE.
~ All persons owning or having dogs
out tnelr premises, are required 10 |
aAYe them registered bet tween Inc IL
aud attn days of January, After the |
latter date the ordinance will be strictly |
shiorced against unreg Is lerol dogs
VILLA NJ j. MAX ELL.
deoSotieoz. Chief of Police.
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WANTED

~ ANTED,-A boy betws.n
at this Office. pilAtlng, spu,
--------- IanlStt
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JOHN wANAmAKER.
Phils
Dress-Goods.

We have been selling low
enough, indeed SO low that
our counters have been crowd.
ed with eager buyers, not.
withstanding the dullness of
trade elsewhere, and the fol-
lowing prices are relied upon
to continue the rapid sales as
long as the goods last.
CALICOES & CIlINTZES.
Standard calicoes, fast col.
ors, 5a cents
Ginghams s.
Shirting sheviots 10.
Cocheco foulards, called
"yard wide" beautiful pat.
terms - l-2.
Printed monte cloths, yard
wide, best styles, Is.
Thirteenth-otreet entrance.
DRESS PROPER.
English plaid, haIf-wool, 6 cents.
Striped mome-cloth, s.
Freuch knickerbocker-cl tn suit
ing, 10.
Half-wool Balermo cloth, 12A
Tycoon reps, Ia.
English melange, l2A.
Marlmon-cloth suiting, Is.
Flannel suiting, IS.
Cameo suiting, 20.
Colored cashmere, 27-inch, 90.
Colored powder-cloths, 27-ineh |
20.
Al wool flannel suitings, 25. |
Colored cashmere, yard-wide, 25. |
Brocaded suiting, yard-wide q.
Gray foule beige, all-wool, 25. |
Silk-mixed plaids, 81.
German plaids, 40 inch, 35.
Monte cloth, yard-wide, 37A.
Handkerchief plaids, all-wool,
37A.
Twilled-hannel suitings yard
wide, Is.
Armures, all-wool, 42-inch, so. |
Monte cloths, all.wool, 42.inch,
30.
Lupin's merinos, all-wool, yard
wide, 40.
Cashmeres, all-wool, 42-inch, so. |
Chudda, all-wool, 44-inch, 55.
Momie-cloths, 44.inch, all-wool,
80.
Cords, silk-and-wool, 65.
Camel's-hair suitings, 46-inch, IS.
Armures, 46-inch, s5.
MateIasses, 44-inch, Loo.
Camel's-hair suitings, 44-inch,
LIS.
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Dealers y rnake Money with
w. y souLE a co, IS0
sa Sale Street, Chicago.
III. Write for particulars.
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At this season of the
year, shirting and sheeting
muslins are usually made
the leading articles of sale,
and persons very naturally
expect to buy at low prices,
even at cost. .-.
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BANKING INSTITUTIONS. ).
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WANTED;-A purchaser ia,
w located cottage lots Nj Nj tMS ps hnsl
,eara nsar me oesch. or an exehan.e" e"ino0oi
spe-d&wu. VaIs otiee I
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We have determined to
give more attention to this
branch of our business than
we have previously done
and shall keep only the
standard makes known by
nearly every housekeeper
In our city.
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FOR SALE OR REgq
l. OR SALE.-THE HULL OF srs;
T. TUG MARTIN SIEAll

+ LOR HENT.-A farm OF Ia ,,,.-
l. Mill Greek hundred, near Ta Nm Y
wine Springs. Daviu b. kIdswaD ~,
ent tenant "hpeI
SAMUEL W. McCAULLy
dec30-wtI. wi nltty,nn 4,
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L'IRsT NATIONAL BANh a.os
l. OF WHINE GiVa
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC hosN
AND ,t.f
FISAN IAL AGENTS OF THE UM
TED STATES.
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M AkLED:-A cook. Appl, - :,
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A. Or kENT.-The fine store aud dv,
4 Hug NO, sIS Market street. A,pv
EVANS fENlNGlt ltM
oec.io-u Eight aud klhs IA
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Philadelphia. New York and Boston
change Inrnshed TO regular Deps."
without charge.
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EDWARD BELTS, President. ys
Paid AN CnnlsaI. s50O,oee
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kNok kE-NI, "A Iarm OF D. acr,1 d y
l. land. near Ridley Ir,tk CnSAa
NH Creek hu dred. Apply 10
Jan lS-Stsw JOHN IL. CROsSAy
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W ANfED-A purchaser lor tvan,
Tont lots on Delaware wy ta
near franklin. Address AsenNs
sepV-d&wu w" GAZETTE o,u
, 1881-12-06

IT IL assumed that Afr. Kasson will bo up.
polnte.l Chairman, uf the Committee OH Eur
oign Affairs In tho now House. Though lie
Is we'll qualified by his diplomatic expert
cnce to dischHree the duties Of tl,nt place. It
would ordinarily not be deemed big enough
committee for him. Foreign nffairs are the
peculiar province Of tho Senate. as approprl-
ntlons nre Of the House.. Mr.. sam Cox was
balltsi,ed 10 Foreign aefalrs nfter he fatlc,l
In Ills canvass for the Speakcrsllip against
Mr.. Sam 1.andnlI, tl,ouKl, the ability OF the
former really entitled litm to 4 better place.
1t may be TINT The committee will be mora
important .!urlng the coming session than
formerly, rs there nre questions Of Rrcnt
moment now demanding the attention OF tho
State Department. Mr. Kasson. In the For.
eign Affairs Committee, would make the
place Important ii 1t lind my capacity for
becoming so; but I.e Is entitled, by reason
Of Ills experience and nblllty, to hive sou,e
such place as tho Ciiatr1nanship OF Ways and
Means Or Appropriations, neither Of which
he Is likely to get.
, 1881-12-06
,,e satisfactory rolutla. Of difficult and dol.

Icntc probcn,. '"'"''"'' - y '''"1A'' VII" w.
There IA onlv f,o ot these provisions
whfcl, will instIucttye]y he opposed t,y nil
tho INST theories mi prtnelpIes ot onr Gov
crIt1ttuttt 1'ilia Government fias jtit,ortu re-
tcctcu nil PROPOSITIONS lcntlIng 10 civil pc1,-
sion fist. .T1tu measure proposed Dy t}e,i.
fsaum partnkcs sun,ewtnt 1T fhfa character,
hut, ~ n mntter 1f fust, It Exists nj prcs.
Ont, though not III n recoguixed legal form.
At prcselIt tI,ere 'aro IN all tho civil brnnc1las
Of tho t,0verhtncut men WHO entered Tho
civil acryico wbbn young, aild WHO spsve.t
thu Noycrnment faithfully nlul ably Until
they haya grown old, aud ,lro no longer Gu
!nble of latpr.'' trllusu men l,nvc pcrsons
dependent oil tf,cnl, n,ui administration aftcr
Administrations 'srrinks frotn ltsmIssl,lg
tilent. Ttoy nro continued on the tay-roiis
year after year, though they llavu long since
ceased to rcl,t1ur any compensatory aoryice.
We illyo no law making provision for such
cases; there Is 10 authority for retiring then,
on small pny, though eycn pnrty hunger nnll
tho demand fur places rarely insist MI tho
dis'nissal OF these illell, becn,lso dismissal
1llcalis sendtnG lllom 10 the nliMs-li0nse.
Gen. llauM's recommendation provides for
removal ot oil persons who f,ava by nge Or
lnt1rn'lty cunsed. to be capable aF performing
active duties, md all allowance to them plt1-
portfonctt to the ttmc they lnye beell IN tho
public service. Perhaps charity Or hunlans
!ty II not Justice, demands Tint something nr
this kind should ho done. III Great britain
there Is general law which provides that
any person IN tile civil service WHO i'as
served stated number Of years. or reached
, 1881-12-06
PERSONALS,

+t+i,n eoots,,,,. .,,., d..
Inv ~ 1'u'n" -. nata. s''ys s"t alonhy and San,
nr4a,,r ~ S,,H snv. e:m tn,s fnnnt during thai,
....::.'.... '0"' :" h"Rsnfd,
HnuHullleHt 10 AEent A[rcker o,,d a.
others whn dlpd In tho White River no,s" ,'a ue
~ ~ esoe'oa W INC people Ut orceloy. Coo,'
uol. 0fd' at the request Of Gen. Urant In.
gone to oaxnca ~ representative IT ,he vos NV
lean soiitnotn lsallsvay. to be present Mt tho t.
HHHf''uon HtaGa ol oe'' n'a1 ~ ooscrnor Df In H.
VII. .,.,,,
Msss ctanoes II willard, WIN has tokc,
". >" prominent part IN tho work Of tho women..
fnisa'"n na o hompefaneo unIon "a about 70 yes,,
Ir he ,nsf n i1rr liz ~ y, ~ ~ 1ast. INT hns lived
~. ,.,.,a,,..,. -. s "e''cF'' s'ates.
49, 49,. a.. .wnkls'loW =. Writes To friend: N
esu ,ua stosy VI uy nav'hg cnnccr III tho chcek
..'o pson austsot ANai"' fn1 c1ln cnntrudct III.
evnr h,n ,sunSr oa H. nSnr ~, II hasc int, nor
disc" ~ ~ eao'h OF hnyWhcrs
4 sxt,,
Ihe London Truth hopes thatl II Mr. f,tn1
sloila over gpes to tho l{Dusf nr r,rr. '''a.
mt ,hnnsn lin ttt1c nirou,, snt.s. '"''"s no will
TO-. n,hs t,.',.sN u"9, heteotoa Tor him, say.
,Hsi ~ Aus EnIaann OF !4ltespo0t Is assuc(atn,
Ms 3v Gays ot tho moat supl s1d
'''aeA4e'ous 1"ss's'h'
Judah y. BENJAMIN. thu C,uoor,, u.,
Ia aaft1 II, he tho suaIth1o.t .,.s.1., euHHsel,