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GENERAL NEWS.

1t is intimated that Lord Lorne will
leave Quebec to-day for England.
Mrs. LucretIa R. Garfield, widow a.
the late President, has written . letter
approving of the "Garfeld Memorial
Hospital" project.
| A proclamation designating ThursdaY
November 24th, as q day OF National.
Thanksgiving, has been prepared in theH
State Department, aud will be sent To-
New York to-day for the Presidents
signature.
1t is understood that the president has
decided to remove Colonel Corkhill,
District Attorney for the District Of Col-l
umbia. Attorney-G General MacVeagh y
said to fav or the removal, which, 1t H.
further said, was contemplated by Frssi-
dent Garfield before he was shot.
Five inches of snow fell At Lisbon,
| New Hampshire, and three inches at
Liberty, In Sullivan county, New York,
| during Thursday night. There was
one inch of snow on the mountains
around Mauch Chunk yesterday moru-
ing, and the temperature was twenty
degrees below the freezing point. The
hills around Scranton were also covered
yesterday morning with snow. A
slight snow fall occurred yesterday
morning on the Bald Eagle Mountain
near Leckhaven, Penna. Snow was
falling last night throughout the Hud-
son Valley sndthe Interior Of New York
State.
Argument on the motion to set aside
the information in the S.ar Route cases
was continued yesterday, in WashinR-
Bliss, of New York, concluded for tho
Government, and Colonel IngersolI
commenced for the defendants.
The steamer War Eagle, going south,
last evening, ran against span of the
Keokuk and Hamilton Bridge, at Keo-
kuk, Iowa, and both span and beat
were demolished. Eight persons are
known to have been drowned.
The resignation of John w. Foster,
our Minister to Russia, was accepted
yesterday by Secretary Blaine, "in the
name of the President"
The training colleges for teaching
in England are almost entirely
sectariau. At Manchester recently
a pupil tteacher passed successfully
the preliminary examination at one
OF these colleges, but few weeks
after he was told by the principal
that he must either attend church or
leave.
By securing variety in temperature
through planting oysters in different
depths of waiter, as practlced in
Connecticut, the Scientific American
says oysters can be obtained in
lit condition for the table every
week in the year. The greater the
heat the earlier the oysters will
| spawn.
An important undertaking has
been suggested by the opening of
the st. Gothard Railroad. Ii is
proposed to connect the Adriatic
with the Lago Maggiore by a system
of canals, of which the termini will
be at Venice and Magadino. The
project presents neither financial
nor engineering difficulties and it
will probably be actually accom-
plished.
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Ths 9aily Gazstts.
ENTERED AT WILMINGTON Posr.orFtfr
Al sECOND-CLAss MATTER.
THE REGISTRARS COMpLImENT.
How He Entertained city Council
and the Board of Health


Registrar u. B. Frazer. last nipb, !,
accofdance with a long entertained idea
extended his personal aud official com
piiments to The City Council and tn,
board OF Health in the shape of hand
some supper at 7. b. Merliit's Europear
Hotel, Front aud French streets.
Between 9 aud 10 o'clock the puest,
arrived at the hotel, and were soor
seated around the tables conplacentJy
facing suinpiuous repast. Registrar
| frazer sat at the head OF the festive
board, with President OF Council Harry
Sharpley at The other end. The follow.
Ing were also present: Councilmeu
Abele, Adams, Bailey, BarnhllI, Blake
Beecher, Carmichael, Denny, MeKenna
Moore, Paynter, Robinson, Smith,
Merris l Taylor, Robert IL. Taylor, Tai.
ley and Townsend, Clerk Pennington
and Bailil Daley; Drs. Draper and
Springer and Messrs. Otto aud Kane
and Executive Officers Underwood and
Gaynor OF the Board Of Eealth; Charles
b. Lore Esq, James Z. Hayes, DR..
Howard Ogle and representatives of the
city press. Mayor Almond and Or.
Bush, President of the Board Of Health.
who were unable to be present, sent
their regrets.
All having been seated around the
table, concentrated attack was made
upon the relays Of terrapin, raw aud
fried oysters, lobster and chicken salads,
cold tongue, ham, celery and other
tempting edibles that attentive walters
Kept constantly at hand. The supper
was gotten up In Mr.. Merrett's inimita.
BILE style, aud was enjoyed as party of
genial but hungry gentlemen only can
enjoy an occasion OF this kind. Full
justice was done TO everything and by
everybody.
When all hands stopped eating be-
cause they coulG eat no more, Council
men Beecher arose and proposed the
health OF the host of the evening, Regis
trar Frazer, 10 which there was an i'm.
mediate and hearty response. In reply
the Registrar sincerely thanked his
friends for what he was pleased 20 term
the honor OF their company, and then
spoke at some detail OF the Registry
Department. He alluded TO Its former
imperfect condition as compared with
Its present efficient workings, and said
hO hou ho uouDt IL WOuIu COULlnuo TO
improve and become at no distant day
the most perfect registration OF vital
statistics in the country.
In response to calls brief remarks
were made by President of Council
Sharpley, DIR. ogle, DR.. Springer, DR..
Draper, Chas. b. Lore, Esq, James P,
Hayes, Councllmen Bailey, Paynter,
Townsend, X. IL. Taylor, Merris Tay-
lor, Beecher, Robinson and Blake, Clerk
Pennington, q. Ii. Humphrey, of the
Kcery Evening, and G. b. Underwood.
The remarks were all of felicitous
character, peculiarly appropriate to the
occasion, and covered the speakers with
well deserved glory, and impaired q
genial feeling and extra enjoyment to
the pleasa Mt affair. Altogether 1t was
season of unalloyed Joy, aud the thanks
OF all were heartily rendered TO Regis
trar Frazer at the conclusion for bis de-
iightful entertainment.
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special NOTICES.
,-s,UAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED OCT. 8otlI, 1881.

CORRECTED OCT. 30tlI, 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
Fan RPHLADELPHIA.-20 40 6.8O' IM,
$40 800, 9.ii. 800. le.D; ii.osa. M; ~: 70
nm. .1s' ~ m. IS Sundays, Eos, 3.25, s.io am;
SI @ 1888, 100, 8.55, 1000 p. m.
vo% Srw YoRK.-2O5, LIS, d 10 100, 9.55,
liza. m; 'I2.43. 2O8, 6,47, SIS .. m.
sundays, 2.U5, 2.25 q. M. 5.47 B.ss p. IN.
roR BALTIMoRE.-i25l, l.37, 4.O2 7.55,
SSa.m, ;l2.55, si.OA. Las $50 1851 r m
sundays, .a.5l, l.S5, 40 T.b5 a. M. II 81
FpR WAsnIsaToN.-l25l, 1881. 4.02; Tbs.
sSa. M; la55, "l.0l, $50 p, m. sun
days, i2.5l, I,37, 4.02. 7.6s n. m.
RAIrINoRE AND In rERMEDIATE STA
Tioss. -l2.5l, 8.38 u. m.. 1855, .45 p. m.
Ihe 4.i5 p. M. train stops At way sta
tons only between Perryviils and
Baltimore. Sundays, l2-5l u. m.
PgRRYytLLE AND INTERMEDIATE STA
TIoS5.-8.l5 p. m.
For NEw CAsTLn.-a00 9.a5. a. M; Luz
9U B.25, d. III, No Sunday trains.
HAKRtSGToS AND INTERMEDIATES STA
rioSs.-9.35 a. m.; LOS, 6.2 p. m. No
sunday trains.
pELMAR AND DINDERMEDIATE STATIONS
-s.d5 q. IN. l.U5 p. IN.
7.l0 a. M: 800, 500 p, m. No Sunuav
trains.
Fok DELAWARE WEsTERN X. R.-7.l5
lO3Ga. n.; 6.Sj p. IN. Sunday trains,
1880 a. IN. and 800 y. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
FROM PHILA 2.07, 1857,
7,51, s.S8, - a. M, IL m; l2.l6, l245
'I.02 10, LS5, AL, $40, 800 8.ib, $40
100 %, 1918. Ills p. LII Sundays,
l2S,2N,862, -. iO.lOa. M; . ~, lO.i5.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
HILADELPHIA-BroadS street Depot
49, 7.sU, sis, 1870, ll.00, ll.45 a. IN; l.S0
bl5, $50. 4.SO. 6.l05.l5, $40 $40, 500 S.4b
lOo1, llS0p p. III. sundays, 7.O6, a.3O a. IN.
GOy. 800, g45, 1000, i .YD d. m.
From NEW YoRK.-2.U7, 1852. 7.52, 8.33
ami l2.i5, I.O2, Al, $40 To- p m
Su lllys 2.V7. 3.57 7.52 q. IN. ~. 10 p. m
FROM BALTIMoRE.-l.59, 2.l4, o 50. LBS 4.
H.; 'I2,4I, 2.UO, $40, $40, $50 p. M. sun
days, ! 5y. 2.l9 a. IN. 5.A6. $50 $50 p. m.
From WAsHINGToH.-l.59,2 2.l9. ll.43 a.
m, 'I2.4I, 40, 5. 40, 8.3S p. IN. sun
days, l.ts. 2.lD, u, m: $40. $50 p. m,
FROM PRRRYvILLE Unly-9.05 am.
FROM NEW CAsTLE.-S.i5, g.35, An. I2.UT
5lO, 8.G pm. No sunday trains.
FR0A DELAWARE X. k.-S.4b u. M; 1901
b.O5p. M. No sunday trains.
Fk0A WILMINGTON q NORTHERN Il. Il.
NO a. M, l2.05 6.i5 p. m. No Sunday
trains,
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN X. R.-S.g0
a. m., ala, p. III. Sunday trains $40
III. and h4U y. IN.
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Cough.

Mr.. Cough is announced for next
Wednesday evening, when he will de>
liver his best and most brilliant lecture
on "Habit.o
The sale of seats begins ON Mo onday
at 8 O'Clock o. m. The price of adj
mission secures O reserved seat with
no extra charge. AS New Castle ia
very anxious to attend this lecture 1t ia
probable special train will be run to
accommodate the people.
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sIoo,ooo,0oo for Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Col. Dud-
ley, Commissioner of Pensions, has
submitted to the Secretary of the In.
terror recommendation that Congress
be asked to appropriate 300, 600, 00C
for disbursement by his Office during
the next fiscal year (ending June 80,
1889 in payment of annual and az
crued pensions, and also that an i'm.
mediate deficiency appropriation of
$40, 900, 900 be requested for the pur,
pose of paying all arrears and PEN
sions.
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Elk Garden Coal Fields.

ELK GAKpEN, W. VA, Nov. 81
The party OF gentlemen interested In the
new West Virginia Central and Pitts
burg Railroad into the Elk Garden coal
regions of West Virginia explored the
mines yesterday. In the evening Gov.
Hamilton and several others of the party
returned to the East, Senator Davis,
Messrs. Hambleton and Shaw, of Balti;
more, and Mr.. Kerns, of st. Louis wi |
prosecute the rest of the exploration on
horseback over the route of the road
southwark to Fairfax Stone.
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Adjourned sine Die.

The Firemen's Convention, appoint
ed some months ago for tho purpose
of protesting sgainst the ordinance
introduced into City Council by Mr..
Blake, dividing the city into two dis
tricts, met last evening in the WASH
ington engine house. Five companies
were represented, the Friendship, Re.
lance, Phoenix, Water Witch and
Washington.
William Hanna presided, and in the
absence of John +. Dusly, the Secre.
Gary, David McCullen, OF the Reliance
filed the position. After paying some
bills the Convention adjourned sine
die, its labors being completed.
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PERSON AL.

Judge Wicks, Of ChesterLown, Nd,
father of Cadet $. 4. Wicks, who served
the vent OF the ill-iated cannon AT the
T. NJ. A., and bad his thumb slightly
injured by the premature explosion,
VISITED the Academy yesterday to see
bis son. The Judge has been holding
court every day since the accident until
yesterday, and could not leave his home.
Chester Times.
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Driven to Death BY Her Husband.

MARIETTA. o., Nov. 4.-There 10 .
sad tale connected with the death Of
Mrs. Earhart, who yesterday hung her-
self with towel. The husband brought
to this city Miss Hampton, most ac-
compllshed and fascinating lady, rented
rooms and has been since living with
her, to the complete neglect of his wife.
Miss Hampton is the daughter: OF q
wealthy citizen Of Gala County and the
sister of the present. Prosecuting Attor-
ney. Mrs. EarhartsWent down on her
knees begging the woman to give her
back her husband. The charmer scoffsd
at her, the husband treated her cruelty,
and she went home In utter despair and
took her life. Miss Hampton, who 10 Z
fine musician and composer, was ar
rested at Dayton for forgery six months
ago.
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Women that have been given up by
their dearest friends as beyond help,
have been permanently cured by the use
of Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. 1t is positive cure for all fe.
male complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia
E. Pinkham, 233 Western avenue, Lynn,
Mass, for pamphlets.
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John McGinness says: DIR. Benson,
will pray for you as long as l live, be-
cause you took pity on me when was
sick and In the hospital, and sent me
two boxes of your Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills, and they cured me of Sciatica,
Neuralgia and Nervous weakness.
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The Jeanette.


LONDON, Nov. S, 1881.
A despatch to the Post from Ber'
lin says:-"A Danish naval officer
10 about to scare h for the Arctic
steamer Jeanette by taking the
same course as that taken by the
Jeanette.
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nan,t GET the ChiIla.

If you are subject to ague you must be
sure to keep your liver, bowels and kid :
neys in good free condition. The remedy
TO use 10 Kidney Wort. 1t IL tEe best
preventive of all malarial diseases that
you can take. Sse advertisement In
another column.
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Messrs. Bryant & King; OF Boston
having recovered verdict for S1O8 900
for the destruction of their tannery some
years ago, by which loss they were forc-
ed into bankruptcy, have voluntarily
paid $5O, 900 to their old creditors, al-
though legally exempt from 80 doing.
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All the great New York and Phila-
delphia papers, will be for sale by Geo.
A. Davis, at 61s Market street, in tie
morning at O'Clock. ALI the news.
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.sATuRpAY,

Mechanics Lodge, No. 4, LOO r.
Brandywine Lodge. No. Is, |: 9. o. F,
Lafayette Lodge. No. 9, K. of p.
Jefferson Council. No. 10. QUA. M.
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WILMINGTON. DEL. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1881.

ment Oh the east side Of Fra,. kiln street
between Ninth and Tenth street ,amoun-
ting TO 81 1902. On his motion 1t was
sent to the Auditor for collection.
Adjourned.
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LONE JACK, Mo-, Sept. ID, 1879.
have been using Hop Bttters, and
have received great benedt from them
for liver complaint and malarial fever.
They are superior TO all other medicines
p. M, BARNES.
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HOW TO SECURE HEALTH.

1t is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SARSAPA.
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP viii ro-
store health TO the physical Organisation.
1t Is strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Syphi-
lltic disorders, Weak ness of the kidneys,
Erysipelas. Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis.
eases of the Blood, Liver, Kidnsys,
Stomach, Skin, etc.
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA euraa
pain in Man or Beast.
DIR. ROGER WORM SYRUP In
stantly destroys WORMS.
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y W, eora.-A building lot on the g.
load Ayennah OF Stroud street and Rail
q the Wilm,,anea VIM, near the locomotive house
ssl Issl front on KY I8n q Western II. r., s8
aoal on Stroud IT.. ~. Is: Avenue, and 81 feet
4p'S at this ofiice. )" eSt wilmington.
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EOR A.. a..

as,,, Second I;,rrhs s,rdIh,s store, No. 4 West
H. mats and N,sa next, and good s,aes Iesse
6uss,bp bpilsOs has SSaps; Sspp; dwelling attached
asas AppIyye yea 70 doing . very good
d y 70 WIN: BRIGHT, or 10
g.. E. cor ISAAC DILLON,
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+ a sSsnaaLE.-Three ALL adjoining lots. on
And S i, ,s'aeet; 6O feet by ~ feet inobes Az
near Rsilpao ooodman street 100 feet dean.
Also, oau nna Avenue, South side.
Ataid slrse, ut on Thirteenth street. near
'0e' Apply at 4l8 Market street.
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H.. II siorasiE:sThe store sians dwelling house and
~. sae dSeliooaa ooaapel streets, Naval heT ns, Si
sssall In rda, outbnildlngs. fences atcl e''
ENG one Of ~ condition. The store ., and
a na,oi 81 March ue 40 pest In town. Possession
@e'wSmou next. Apply TO '''oA
- p. b. b. WRIGHT.
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PUBLIC SALES.


MALE OF cows.
y vi =, ne s,.,',,, Subscriber win Jx2g=Eo
Iion IN NJ Public t, Sale, at Red yAg-kN
cSss,stE c East oasl. Marlborough M
.MoNDAY, NOV. 2isT 1881
ponn All O'Clock. p. M.
'onuf HEAD OF FRESH COWS AND
OF - iIN1EhS, TWENTY HEAD
'IEpEh5,Lor OF YOUNG BUII,S.
l. W s,,,, SILL d BAILEY.
alRSets 'n' huctrs.
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FOR SALE.

II IncnasL Lh.- r., -sulldlng lot loo feet .
sas sasel y feet front on Van Rnren M s,raa,
hob,si i oN ,ee. o. iront on Maryland Avenue:
usps IA the city line, and lies In Chris.
-e4a No. Apply at this ONCE n
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H ofEL FOR SALE.

and dst dasira,t a, priy' te sale, the weli-known
ATown.aapie TEL PRoPEkrY 49,.
ofthe pionu, ~; wllnin l mile I'M
about bei6pg biposea se h,p Canal, now
cause the ths 6n,,I eoin menced. This will ill
An inde1nita y, oi millions of dollars for
Mslsh1d %a tisO cash and The mapursa noT hsI
hrs~Two ,fflCE Five thousand dol
0le. two IN .nionsaLd cash, the baia nee in
And :lortnaa ,u three years, secured b y bond
augxawsns SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
-=-- Enwnsend Del
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ORDERS.

During the session the following or
ders were directed to he drawn:
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FOR SALE.

Rp. -VALUABLE-
,bector sATE uE AT A BARGAIN.
s1sss.h, now o, Miss,rshali. having lost his
ivA is'nAiia iaoDloUsT sTnlsnes nWE 70 sell his -.
ssslalag Fourteen pM pMMnEaLLING con- ::j
pOttuuIi uitH Street, This is 4 r. rare s on w.
@,residencooo 20 Obtain q desirable propsrIv
iamedlats and business purpose Z.
Apply on =, possesaion II desired.
n.---" e"o pre misses. sep6 2md6w
l., l. CITY i Rop3R Or EXCHANGE FOR
ssIs;sSacres HneeaaIERTY.-A neaI farm contain-
sas sH FOOD new WIN np,,t Greensboro, Maryland,
plenty Of sbaaeu uings, young orchard, ,
oo,,, sAMt, saae trees. apply TO
@la'lmdSw W SAMUEL MURPHY.
303 Bhipley street.
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bind approached her and offered some re-
marks in the way Of explanation, but WAS
answered only by a burst of tears. Several
ladies Of the party followed her up stairs to
the dressiDg-room, but the more they said in
the way OF intercession the madden she
seemed to get, until a sort of silent, but mu-
tual understanding a dozen or more began
to put on their wraps under the impression
that the affair was over.
Several gentlemen attempted to twit The
husband about his scrape, while others
s%oothing|y remarked that it would be all
right ia q few moments. Gentlemen you
don't knew her. was the reply he made.
The p~ecuniary return was large; being
337.50-$7 so in fees and $50 in ines-but
the hlack-eyed Woman's husband observed
con1deatially to q friend that he would have
rather paid ter times the amount than had it
out the way it did.
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BUrGefte's Night Dreaxaa.

Don't Judge 3 man BY his clothes. Can you
tell what the circus is going to be by looking
at the Italian sunset pictures on the fence
Do you value a turkey for its plumage !?
And isn't the skin of the mink the most, and,
indeed, the only valuable part of him ? There
be men, fair to look upon, who wander up
and down this country, sit in the coolest
places on the hotel piazzas, who are arrayed
in the finest linen and cardinal socks, who
have to hold their hands over their scarf pins
when they want to see the moonlight, who
unasisted and unprompted, do not possess
the discretion to come in when it rains, and
don't know enough to punch q hole in the
snow with an umbrella-new, soft snow at
that, without any crust on it.
Now and then, son, before you are as old
as Mathuselah, you will meet q man that
wears a hat that is worth twice as much as
the head it covers.
On the other hand don't fall into the En-
ror Of believing that al the good, honesty
and intelligence in the world goes about in
shreds and patches.
We have seen d tramp dressed in more
rags than you could make out Of the family
rag-bag and more dirt and hair on him than
would suffice to protect a horse, who would
step up to the front door and demand three
kinds of cake. half a pie, and then steal
everything movable in the yard, kill the dog,
choke up the nm with sand, tramp on the
pansY bed and girdle the cherry trees because
he couldn't carry them away. Good clothes
or bad are never an infallible index to the
man that,is in them.
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THE RIV ER r S

right superior duplex, and he has two or
three vertebras floating around Through his
system that he don't know what to do with.
The casual observer can see that the China
man is q robust ruin, while the bronch is still
in q good state of preservation.
But the closing scene is still to come. The
broncho ummon I'll his latent energy, and,
humping his back up into the exhilarating
atmosphere. he shoots forward with great
earnestness and the most reckless abandon,
and when che once more bisscts the earth's
orbit and jabs his feet into the trembling
earth. 8 shapeless mass Of brocaded silk and
coarse black hair, and taper nails, and Celee-
tial shirs-tail, and prolonged profanity, and
disorganized Chinese remains, and shattered
Oriental shirt destroyer, comes down appar
emily from the New Jerusalem, and the cor
oner goes out on the street to get six good
men and 9 chemist, and they analyze the col
lection.
They report that deceased came to his
death by reason of conclusion supposed to
have been induced by his fall from the outer
battlements Of the SWEET bye and bye.