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New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
THE SITUATION AT THE CAPITAL.

ATTITUDE OF THE PARTIEs-IHJUSTICE OF lHE OP-
POSITION TO JUDGE RoBERTsON's APPOINTMENT
GRAVE MISTAKE OF TIE CONKIING FACTION
THE pREMe COURT CRIPPLED-THE FOREIGN
MISSIONS.
icy TRLE0RAPH TO THE TRfBUSE.I
. WASHINGTON, March 80 1.-The tension about Judge
Robertson's appointment Is relaxing little. IL Is
perhaps fortunate that the rather undignned stIle
over the Senate Offices prevents the prompt conSld
GRAFTON Of the nomination in executive ses-
sion; so that Senators who are incensed at IL
are obliged TO conf1e their opposition to
unofficial utterances iu private conversation.
line Is the best healer Of sudden inaammatiens.
The strength Of tie nomination grows more and
more apparent the longer IL is considered. When
the argument Of those who oppose IL 10 cleared Of
heated defamation it smonDsH only TO this: That
Judge Robertson is President Garfel.Ps choice and
not Senator Ccnklings The fact that the Presi-
cent follows his owh Judgment and preference in
nrug Que OF the most important Offices IN his gft,
instead OF ME. COnklings wishes cannot be made 10
laslify an attack on the Administrator. Nor does
Nwanant tho least hostile feeling on tho mart of
any element of the Republican party. Snch feel.
ings entertained By few individuals ARE tho ont
growth OF personal disappointment and will soon
subsde WIZ '''i
When these men think they ara condorr;,o a..
ieTaspe acslon they are in reality demonstrating
@ ..S'om' lhey say that the CollectOrship of
ssw-iofk IS Q place that mas been MADE aud can be
ass'n @ade, powerful lever n National and state
sss''ss and therefore Should be given TO partisan
- we conkliug-G faction. Disoassionate
psep's VIZ conclude IRON these premises thst the
a'''uiu " ned by representatives II the ele-
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
ENLISTMENT OF BOYS FOR TIE NAVY.
An EFFORT 10 RAISE THE sIANDAED or THE sER-
VICE-CONDITIONs OF ENLGsTMs Mt
fay TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE

An EFFORT 10 RAISE THE SIANbAED or TIE sER-
vICE-CONDITIONs OF FNLGsTMr Mt.
[BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRiBUEEl
WEuiNGroN, March 30.-OWmg TO the uneI-
pectcd SUCCESS Of the training system of the Navy,
Secretary Hunt has prepared a circular, which will
be issued within the next two weeks relating to the
enlistment OF hOys IN the Navy. The following are
SOME of the principal points to which attention Is
called; Boys bet the of fourteen and egh-
teen wears may be enlisted III the Navy &c serve un-
nj they shall arrive at the age Of twenty-one; mi
ers between the ages Of fourteen and eighteen years
shall not be enlisted for the naval service without
the consent Of their parents or guardians; no MINOR
under the age of fourteen years no insane or inox-
Gated person and desOrter from the naval or mill
itary service of tie United States shall be enlisted
III the naval service.
These boys will be sent on board OF snitablc YES
os 10 be trained tor the naval service rst satisfy
ing the examining board that they are of robust
frame. Inteli gent Of perfectly sound and healthy
constitution, free from any physical defects or NAL
formations and not subject to ts; that they are able
TO read and write. In special cases where the boy
shows natural intelligence and is otherwise quail
fed he may be enlisted. Notwithstanding his read
ING and writing are imperfect. He must also meet
with the following requirements:
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
PORTEAS MURDERER KILLED.

PHILADELPHIA. March 30.-United States
Marshal Kerns received Information this afternoon from
Las We ,as, Ncw-IexcO. that James Currie, the muir
derer Of Porter the actor, shot and Killed at that
mace on March o. Currie on drunken spree and
threatened 10 Kill several people. Among the persons
threatened was bartender OF liquO" shop, whO IN
siefpnce shot tne Texan murderer Nhe ball entered
Ina forehead ana out at the back OF his mead
nartv of railroad banda friends OF the dead man, al.
nntcd 10 nch the bartender. mt the sheriff succeeded
I'm Getting him 10 ai cor0ners Inquest was held and
the ury returned a verdict OF shooting IN seldetence
Tho ossailant WAS held further trouble expected
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
SILVER PAYMENTS IN FRANCE.

LONDON. March 3O.-A dispatch from Paris
today says The Bank Of France In cashng ts nO'eS'
pays threcfourths OF the amount in gold and the ie-
mander in svrr," The foregoing dispatch was sem III
reply TO an inquiry whether 1t was true hSt tue p"nA
-, I,anc. novs M gold The privilege OF redeemng It's
49, ttber In rold or silver IA which Is constantly
c1orcsed by the bank both Paris and It's provincial
Lrarches According to tho eXigencies 0f the money
The new French loan has been allotted IN the proper,
tion of tto over per cent Of tho amount suoScrlocu
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
4 ROBBER LEADER KILLED.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 9O.-A band of
burcars which has been operating In this city for sew
era months past broken yesterday by the cap
ture ~ the loader. whose name IS Chastaine. he
admitted that he was escaped convict from Missouri
Alter his arrest be attempted TO escape, when ne was
shot and ki.lod by Otllccrs COED many articles De-
lonne TO citizens houses have been robbed were
found IN Chtsfane's vase. together with Dottle OF
11lnrnfnrm. burgArs' tools, etc
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
OPPOSING THE DECIMAL SYSTEM.

LONDON, March 30.-In the House OF Com
- Io.t NIGHT Ashton W. Dixie advanced LiberaD
roved the adoption Of tho decimal system OF coinage
vc,gnt, and measures. Mr. Anderson advanced LiO-
ernD moved Us an amendmenS that select committees
he appointed. The Government oppose me
Smcndment but the amendment was reJeoeeu ny 'o''
- IN
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Wednesday, March 80, 1881.

IONDONJ WtuntbuayI 4ddIVH oV NOOH'
The British steamer Blythwoode, Captain Tnomas'
from Mediterranean ports for Orleans has put INTO
Madeira with her cylinder cover broke
The remains OF Oscar de lafayette inferred In the
Pere la Chase Cemetery yesterday United Etates Minis
ter Noyes and President Grevy were among the pail
bearers
The trial OF Mrs. Susan Willis Fletcher, James Fletcher
and Charles Morton indicted for defrauding Juliet A.
Davis by pretending to be spritualistS, has been fixed
for Monday next
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
LORD BrACoNSFlELD BETTER.

LONDON, March 3O.-Lord BeacOnsIela
passed good night and his condition was somewhat
imnroved rms morning Dr. Quain said, however, TO-
day that there was si some danger Lord Beaconsnelu
passed the day favoraby. and was improving ''S ever"
ing He suffers from less exhaustion . ... rr1
iS hrstin i..nsd at 1890 D. m. reports that LOT l
BeaconsfeId had several ataeGs OF spasnoame m sy,nP
toms during the day. ana Is scarcely so "o1 80 ~
LONDON, March 31.-A bno"h t''no" i'oU 'n'o ,it',.
-, ord R.scc,sneld ia unchanged. His condition
rnIians the greatest anNletY 10 hlS rIohu9'
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
MR.. BRADLAUGH's PERPLEXIIIEs.

LONDON, March 3O.-The Court OF Appeals
has reserved its Judgment in Mr.. BradsuGhs case ul
Tomorrow. Statements are printed that Ill tuo e'o "
~ I,,r, -, Anneal. snstaining the decision against Mr.
pdIangh bis eligibility for reelection viii be contested
dsr tho peculnr wording OF the statute under when
Sis eat was vacated for not taking the OATH AnoLnsr
IL that n Mr. Bradlaugh reelected anu seeks
m aEe the oath the Conservatives Will oppose nus
w"rn on the ground that his former refusal mcapaci
fataa
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
HERAT BESIEGED.

LONDON, March 30.-The Viceroy of India
teegraphs that he has received telegram from Canda-
bar confirming the report that a rebellion had broken
out at Herat and that that place s beseged also tnat
report has been received at Candahar from Faran tnAo
AyOOb Khan had been taken prisoner
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
BoHEMIANs ENGRAVING

LONDON, March 30.-Ihe Standards vienna
dispatch saJs hat from the mountain GH''io.s o' i'o"
m, Inc emigration the German portion OF 'no p"pa
latou 10 America has beaie ~ assume IarSs S-o'Oi
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
THE INTERESTS OF HAMBUl

LONDON, March 30.--The Hamburg Senate
has asked House OF Burgesses to appoint nine mem
bers to discuss with it the possibility Of removing the
differences Of views between Hamburg and the Govern
ment on the customs question as far as s
the continuance Of the commercial poslt0n OF hamDue.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

they distrused the wisdom of that action. Now they
are convinced that it was unwise, and think 1t puts
their party in the questionable attitude of caring
more for few offices than for the public business
which the session was called to consider True. there
the principle involved in the contest Of the right oil
the majority to CONTROL but the principle they say,
could be asserted from day to day without setting
aside the important duty of taking prompt action 20
on the appointments. Some time could DO spent In
open session. debating about Riddleberger ana Tor
ham and Virginia politics. and the rest OF the ses-
sion given to business.
Now that Malone has had an opportunity to de-
fine his position and defend himself, there Is
much less than ever for prolonging the dead
lock. The question of principle-On when the
Republicans clearly in the right and the Deulo-
Gratis in the wrong-can just as well be fought OUT
after the important nominations are all disposed OF.
If the Democrats shOlld then attempt to hold ihe
Senate here Tor the sole purpose of preventing tne
majority from making changes in the Senate
Offices which, by all the laws Of parliamentary
bodies the majority is entitled to make, the
country would hold them responsible. As the
matter now stands it is the Democrats who appear
to be concerned for the public business, and are
making daily motions to go into executive session,
while the Republicans arc voting such motions
down in order to press their fight for the offices.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
THE FREIHEIT SUPPRESSED.
THE EDITOR ARRESTED IN LONDON-THE SOCIALIST
INDIGNANT.


LONDON, March 31.-Four detectives have arrested
Herr Most at the Office of the Fre'he't
The warrant charges him with having in the columns
of his paper melted the people of foreign State to
seditOn and rebellion. The police elected the COM
postOrs, took the keys and locked up the premises
The prisoner will be brought up in the Bow Street
Police Court to-day
The Socialists will hold meeting to-day to Dro-
test against the arrest and the suppression of the
paper.
The Pail Mail Gazette yesterday condemned the in-
tended prosecution of the Freihdt rs being simply
means of advertising. Everybody" said The Pail
Mall Gazette, would think the American Govern
ment fOolishy Oificions If it prosecuted The h1sh
World If the Freiheit is banished from London IL
will speedily appear in New-YOrk"
The Freiheit (frsedOm is the Socialist organ IN
EnndOn. Soon after the murder of tho Gar the tre
hit appeared with n wide red border. The head ana
opening of its first article were as follows;
"AT LAsTw
Triumph Triumph One of the most abomln-
able tyTant5 IS no more"
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

tons The principal of the exodus not 90 muca
physical distress the Int Oerabe political tyranny oA
the Czechs, who form the m ajory Of the populau0n
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

Each boy upon presenting himself Tor ohhsVnehC
,nraa Ina accompanied by his father. or his mother
m case he has no father, or 10y his legally appointed
Guardian. The parent. or guardian, however, VINO
h,, ,oason of distance, inGrmity or other causes
cannot accompany the applicants TO the place Oh en-
I,s,,nont viii be furnished, by written application
T., fine commanding officer Of the vessel upon wh'eh
enh.tnents are made with duplicates oi prln'eu iorI
ogo,tb decaratl, j. etc by which the enlistment WIN
he uerected should the boy be accepted Eacn ooy 70
r.nnred to sign an agreement TO serve coh''""0u%y
in t',e service until twentyone years OF ago. in1
noys w, be enlisted as third-class at tue I"ID ' -
20 ,o = month aud one ration. II deserylng oosS
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
A BLOW AT SOCIALISM.

THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT SURPRISES THE LON
DON ORGAN OF THE socGAUsre-THE AMBAssA-
DORIS ABOUT TO URGE GREECE TO ACCEPT THE
TURKISH TERMS
In London yesterday the police arrested
Herr Most, the editor Of the Freiheit
the Socialist organ, and suppressed that
paper. The Socialists are indignant.
Details of the plot to murder the Car have
been received from st. Petersburg. One OF
the prisoners is a woman of high social po-
sition. The Ambassadors are preparing to
urge Greece to accept the Ottoman terms.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

Continued on EV@ FaaA
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

THE PORRIGN APPOINTMENTS.
Mfr. BIZ ne's frequent absences from the State
Department caused by slight attacks OF Illness have
had the effect ofdmnshingt the tironK OF applicants
for foreign missions aud consuiates. a DAY olteh
na..es now without more than score of Office
seekers making their appearance. NO programme
has vet been made up for the new foreign appoint
ments and 1t is probable that the Secretary has
not found time to 20 over the subject with the
President. so great has been the pressure upon him
from his innuineraOle friends. The changes 10 the
tr.ior service made during the present session of
The Senate are not likely TO be nearly 80 numerous
as the politicians, boarding a. the hotes mere anu
nres.iny their applications, expect c
Mr. Lowell remains III England as has olten
bae, announced. Mr.. White WILL ~
sard. remain at Berlin until hcxt suliniGr' M
Wr Foster the lndIana men sty' VIII Stay az ~
D. ptrsLuTG Mr. Fnrchilds likes his lie at MADRID
gnd Is well fortified by home pnIlIS"l ~ 90 his
Marsh will probably be recalled from LAZY W M h,9
own request. lhe arEsn nsIo rset 10 be- Mar
sb Il of Georgia Changes are expected 10 DG % nauo
1rnm tICe 10 time in the minor European % %niioo'o'
and in ali or nearly all the 30 u hihertSn en- ,nnn
No ;mnedtare change Ii probable IN the MeAicGh
n,ssinn General Grant, whose actFe l@nti's @ ,th t
fbs new railways now building III 4"'@I1o t"io, "
American capital causes MIN To pay soI'p H.'o' IL
80 that nIace has II il said. asked tllat Juigo .lo
gan ne rel tane,I. In case OF c1aiiEo MS 80 Sr or
Us lor the appointment OF MI felh VI 80
ieana a gentleman not at All cOhHp0uo"n" " - to
-. whose guest no wasduTng hls IccenI NIS'. W
tbat city but learning subsequently tnaV TO-,
tuAo I'tl ~ 'lIsncork me recalled his Recommendation
yo.eL W ieter Of admirable rankness and 0lmpclty:
hear tlas 10 las Snco indoIsed rilan "Gom mern uG
n,Ado 20 does moi nud The Danish mission TO hl9
baae"n' ssid "a think favora5y of Rome. General
Grss faithful friendship bas bren OF grcat HIius ,
tn him III the past, and does ho' l"l MN -
emergency. ~ >,.,,,Da
Tnr STRUGGLE OVER HE SENATE OFFICES
~, Ronnblie,p Senators are growing resuVe
ohnnt tns situation at the Capitol. They gave tnof
assent IN fhe caucus determination to POSTPONE al
bus,nsss until the new officers could be elected Uu'
, 1881-10-24
Itedpntll Before tile Lnnd League Was
AhullNlleN.

This tg what Mr.. Rcdpath. who hns hecn to.
aono time dcfyinx thu british Lion, has to shy
On tho Occas!ou Of tho Irish nXltution inenttnx
III l}Dstnu:
"SEw YoIK, Oct. II, 1ksI,-The 1IpH. r.. Il.
CnlllHr President irfrA L1Hd Lcttaae, lIfnfe- {a{,
D.wtan, sftsas.: My phyaclnn will mt lltt,w mo
IL travel yet. SAy 10 tuy 1lnstun fronda that
fDund tho Irish people GyeryWtlerc. uv1n In tho
n1nat remote pArtshcs, full of courage and hupe.
They arU ponr, but they. cnntnt bs hribed by
tInjstfte's nivcs cr.,nb vi Il l.and bill. lrslnnl
retuten tn play my lontr tho bart of f.aAnrls
hAnquetiug ,tab!c ,of the Eml'ire. Irctano is
shc viii nryrr SURRENDER. i Is 10 liuger
q contest Ut Sax1n aHa!nst Colt, but Ut the
frgtnla Of liberty. Without re9atl to rnce,
against that HrgniIized Cut!sptr,iGy 1T pirates
nsutnst huf,Mn rIEhts-thu llrltash t;hyGrn.ncnt.
Tic hnD1 ut l11r Irish r1ica ilt.w rtSEA with tho
lrls&l SAiInHbI Laird LruElr IT AMrrIrh, ns long
~ It fl0ttss ~ tho hans of the ieuElla In lrc Rnn
lfs!t tharc VIII nns III. Il n0net1t's triicc. HiAnu
1rn,! Thts IL 1t ttGIth Krnpp!e. II ireland IN
3rrrtttt1wIl nns shr wilt nut rally nkun for
generation. Tho h0nw m wct lis tho wcltnrc Ut
Tho 1rlst puuplu IL nt atuke. 10 tho seHlIe spite
1T bttltna E,.ste np1,0so tic IilrtntIfp|H hatred
Of II Rrcnt rare tIuycutt n!t Ilritish Ronda ut
unee. Force yUur CnnErIast0nA! represents
lives In incrrakc tho iAr!I On nil 1lrish Ktx.ls.
uni tn vote nilt!0la, if necessary. tn snbsltizn
American ltes Ut stcAneT1. hnd thus drive
1srlti%h manufacturers frutn ntlr markets and
British AhfHl.lng frt'Eh JHr p0rts. lhts Is war
IL tho knife TIL uielr purt. L.t It 10 q wtr ~
the lGulh 1n 4Hrj. IAME3 KEbpATH.
, 1881-10-24
GRANT ON MALONE.
4 Lcttcr from tho General Allont tho
Virginia Campaign.
3|ityhtnaioH ifept.blteuH.

a uo,,,r r~ou, ~, d:o,or,1 .n,r& .to
IL "'''of 'run. s,.l., INV r..e!... o. 'A"o"' ''o
slrssnaa tnnapmiSh'
<, u'Th'n'on ns'abl's"a: ita't H., ....,.
Ge'. Grant llus addressed tie following
Inter TO the Chairman OF tho Republican
Executive Co1nnittus uf Vlrgtuia;
V,,w, v,,Hs M H.. ,,,a,c. j, ,,r.,,,,
~, n T,M,,, T, w 7,,;ts,', ;.,;c II iMtn, Mr..in,,
iii" r." su;tirn c;rl.i,uru WuMIsS oisS
te ,,r ts.tc - lis M ~ % ,ynt ,, .2.
'tv @ Wtgr t ~ & .o ,,ro ~ ~ ,;'s. m1s "Hs m
,ns uv ~ ""n x"nc trt. i'o H. III .v ''io "s
nus " M ~ H. r,, Nh H., y, '.!u iw ,,t ,n,
".s pn, W vnr y tG. .tn mn n,sim ZIP r, !' ioo n'
tt,rn T. 1n,", INV ,"rt III n,;nt iuntt"rs @
Meihn ~ ha ~. wy 9a.tt tl ~ l'I. ,." ''tM.,u's
ni,. .s9 iav 10 ;w m" x Was" Mn IL tr r,t.L gnus.
HI f tio rTnrI % liz trssst c co,1tost t il, VIZ
Et iv,'@ M NJ na n, n, atSr xrs II tIr i11
Wl!!'ol!t teEartt e ssetinl, n Sxprssy!ns AZ ii!
H!o nnvM ujv IT, ro' nlu irsnntv ~ exuress! l ioi inv
sy.liat''y wii,! t'e.: :nai Ainolse s9 aa Ms''''
s.sss' nH , ny h ~ ,s,t .xt rdtn.
tnn ~ NY t0Th!. Hnt " tx nrssSmt iastaSo ,';
so S'!t"S T;r,I SI y ap aoarcy W a sxn " c
, 1881-10-24
SULTAN AND POPE.

Each striving FOR More spiritual su-
prefnnry Ia Proportion M lko Losea
Poilllcat.
EoHsrASrIyorLE, Oct. G.-'rllete Is n cu-
riUns analogy hetwHoll TIC policy adopted by
Sultan AlHl,l llamftl rs CaiEph leUulvn-
lent to l'opcJ sfncu tho tlLsaslcrs which
haYo stlatterett, probably forever, The
power "f tho Otto'na'i arins. and
TINT pursued by ttle Papacy since
crcil1tty. II, beth cnses has tho loss Or to-
M!niOn ul their prestige M ltlohnrcEls 0f this
work. teen f0lIUwet! by a frcsll aINl ex-
s.ssiyr assertion 0f their spiritual sisprcNa.
rs. Thu a,,,ltilcIt,s of tho Syllabus wrro tic
ilrsl icrly 0f the PNpacy 10 the encronch-
INelits Df tho liaa,i revolution, u when. in
lS1D. Plus IN. fund himself finally lIs-
Growi,ett us King, liz l,s.stcned 10 rcplace tho
Gruwn uf royalty, wlicl, Ind l>eeh plucketl
frnnt Its triple tiara, BY tIls higher crown Ut
l'iylnp infnllIhllIy. Within the salno .lc-
calu We fltyu Witnessed n sflnilur pllcnn,ne-
non III the world of Islam. Willie tlie rottesl
fabrie Of 1lis rnlutra IL tptterlng atN crsl,nh-
ling uwny ulltlrr lII4 very llal.l*, AMlnl
lIn.i!d Is building spiritual castles III the
nlr wiclet, tu shelter The CalIphato axailst
the attyerxc fartunu which pursnes tlla Sui
tnMAtc. "Il,e yOice Ut the Sultnm spyaks
through thu thunder Of his cnllilnt and thu
lightning uf his eyn discharges Itself OH To
his .Iautssurlrs, sctm1tars." says tie Turkish
hi.tnrinn isnt I'm .ru,,,a.ori,.. n m m ,n"rc
"'t - @ ,'"1 , NV .'..,,1,''.en ~ j.. ,",
ais'l hts calisloll Hnve tE!andofeu III WIN. II
Ills yoe': is still t" te heard 1t ,nust s,,eak
with some new n,Ml higher authority. Tho
,,oyir ,rh,,.I, ,.,,,,vn,inta,t tho n,,un, of ,,c
Sa,",., "r t.,,,' ~. .,.a .1"nsnT r't',. " n .v
',t"''''a" i'''pi.e W t'lo ""ya" ',e'',i =, a'"s
yet rcsturc to It snlsIc rAenstsrc OF VITALITY III
tho ..ays of Autnl lla,nEtl. 81, 'hr old spirit
nal wrup0tls will which SrEn, alltlcsI lhu Sui
innate !Inye lIeell .IluHge. ont vi thu luu!i,cr-
rotsi.I. III which thuy lIusl laii, wtII-nlal fnr
goti.h furno lAn''y Centuries, md tefnrbIsllcl
Iowc!! bulgaria mud tlle fortresses Ut .Ar,ue-
min, l'osnia, mid Herzegovina, TAessa!y aiu
Cyprus, to he tnrn from Tia inheritance,
stct,s Tito tile background tn make rom fui.
The tallpll .og is1alu, wIln rules, Il, ilie mag
niiualent lalg,,nge Ut tho - 'Os,na,,lF," fvoiu
thu banks Of tho t'anvcs IL tl,nse ur The l'n,-
llu,se tf 1tle -ttlnnilc. Abdul llanitu has
1iuyer omitted ul, opportunity Vt asserting il
every direction lI,l; iiuw or ii lesst renovated
, 1881-10-24
CONSUMPTION OF SMOKE,
Asi English Invention Explained nj
tlle nIrctianichr Institute.


The section nt mechanics a,Nl engineering
stItuto llull It's first rn.,,Jur % Mertl"r ,nst M
nIrht. ~
A.r.'a' Ill.,. alta. .,,..,u H.. .,,
lhe cE1cl il'at'et LINE occalNctl l!!e scctloh
was Iii explanation BY Nh. j, II. StnllwDou,
Mt tho request Of Mr.. H. s. RLeIny, Ut tito
}{.tIyop t,ns.n,nt,cpr. ,yhIcI, IL rn;,,rm,t,,.
,rri,, ,nt,f,,. tl,, ,'I,,,,, ~ t 49,.
T.. '"M' a'o p'"en 49,, y. tto u'u''.9 w.
h''te ~ E!Is y br'el WoUl'tlcscrlptloii
'nay afford, wlt'!out .itasFalns, Ct least Il
fullnwlt,,, advantage, mr., ,.iolne,,.
'o,,n"'"1; ""'"!''sss NV e''!!',..t'
tllst-ielleGt e"'lptsl'e'', "ltsl lts col1se-
H'sni,. a,..i Gcp"1raMs. !i,1s ,,+, ,,,,,.,.,,,
:rit', ~ etstto a. aiinlua ul Eamkc.
49, ,,att ,,as ~ e1sen f & M,ea"i ,' H. hse1, ekt1
ea 1T ee,seSiy eis iS ess % p,ss witt W Il I1 M
sai;le WORK.;
ronrt.,hH st,;... its alpi,citlMl 10 no,'efs tlio
evalM9r@ataye @ ;!uty Is pot inlpalru,! by . ot'at-
i'!sM VI annt, n4st, nha as!!es Mp,l lie plltes. N
y Maa!aty uie elsu; ~ i!lu'l'!eist, EaSs. al!l
Gtet ~ I! itf'.os t,le sssG @ " ,sr n.y., !sa"tl9i,
hlt!ulle: neni!llE. a.l,a Ht!}ef i1tetnlltlrEical
!lllllaGes I'LL atlll!isal1l' VI hlr cn! NJ MI Tunes
70 easily alltl ceftnihty ftHllate " o. 70 hD'
la.M n,llnr W uSlMlMmg or Iet!ne.hG liallt.
Fltth-lHrioet cn''trnt over ny tet'lptE1,,
@ ~ ~ 70 "n!e ,no.,retc S1tef ~ N eSS oc!
over y urge AIen. :,
SlAtsl-4'iA1 separation, II desired, OF tic
as.protlllcl,g tro'll t'ie llcatHnlioinll,lg ttc-
lmrtlltltt, sliec ttn eas "nl travel 10
Wllerever y II REQUIRED. ''llt! iilny lM Ut my
sayIuE n,lcl. f.lnl.
Seyenth-.sGnle say!ilg II iannr. ~
!1fojsnlSt3 o.! lurtlhcnn0S 4lllotl WILL fife-
, 1881-10-24
able abilities and sntti,lIne force Of character OF
the still yonoR inhoritor Of tho eoepter OF 0'Con-
flalI. \ -
HuhQR,

HuH|UHt
rnrchaaors Of "rarc old ohiua" ara often
stuck cup people.
Why tsM turnpike gals like dead dogs tail?
1}ecau5n It stops h-waRRin'.
Doat Judge OF mnn's character by the um.
brclla hu cneries. 1t may not bo bin.
The difference between pillow covering ands
quaok Is, TINT QUO ID pillow sham and tho other
sham plt.cr.
II a bicycle makor should fall In business,
would It 10 proper to speak OF him as broken
On tho wheel7
In reply to tho question, "Wltl tho coming
mai be bald7" tho Norristown Herald aIlrms
that "he generally is whom he f3rst comes"
u reEipo for iamou plo vaguely adds: "Thcu
BIT On stove and stir constantly" Just IA II
my one could at on atoyo without stirring
constantly.
During MURDER trtal In Afkansas, O olub, u
rock, II raIl. an ax handle, n knife. und n shot
gun worp exhibited rs "tho Instrument with
which the tlec.t was dnne."
4 prudent man had his portrait painted iu
Paris Ills friends conplntncl to him that Il
was much loo oil. "1'hat's what orlered,''
ong ten years from nbw."
4 Scotch boy had delivered message 10 a
Indy, but !l!h INT seem In hurry TO 70. Hens
nskcd u there was anything elso that bta mother
ao s1 l'in ~ sn !1cx Wl,lnrernd re- nut S1e s4'd
Scd @ mel 'is was 3 t5 ieF tak IT,. II ''a ''' -
Things ono would rather have left unsatt,--
SSe Sa4y ~ ss" ss IT, @ass sot .qe e
20 |" be1.' DistIngnishc,l Professor who i
tak,nR iR down the =, hostsns'-"Ah. ny dears.
don iitnrhs
"Waitcr," cnlletl tho dssnt1a!lo4i guest,
coma htrc; there'H sotnefhlnx wTnnX with tbls
In It wsiter csatnae: * ' 'I4 il Critically. "Ab.
yes. 80 there ID. s!r; must hu theres aotne renl