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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25

The house of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry lvlson, in
West Forty ipAth-sl., was LronGed with callers be
tween 4 and 10 p. H., Monday. Tn" reception Vas
given for the Misses lvison Several large bouquets
adorned toc par1rs arl P!larG served refreshments I'D
the rear room A..s Iyisuu had the assistance OF Mr.
and Mrs David Ivisou Nrs. Van Nalhtnolrgh inc
Misses Iyson Miss Wy1soOp Mis. Oliver Miss Dawson
ana Miss Livingston lu entertaining tlc callers Among
those who called were Mrs william l. Dodge To
George /. Dodge. Mrs l. y. Phelps. Mrs L1cu, Hop
l,,ns Mr.. Eeadcs-ou Mrs Noah Davis, Mrs. DYER Mrs
HAYWARD Mrs. Griaucu, Mrs Frederick Robert Mrs
william q. Cho2ta Mrs H0l.,tcc, Mss J4tray, Mis-
Helen Buckley, Miss Barrett Mrs. b. W Ac, ready
the s7c- Oakley, Vernon II. Bro"E. 1ilss IugL W.
~NaIt wood Miss ti,ld, Charles d. I'LL, Miss Lille
NJ I..~ y l..Jr Miss arson. Mr.. /. T. XVIII
Miss haze l. Niil.d Miss fannie willard, Nj and N-.
T. ". scott Mis-, Marguerite GHJLu-, Miss "IcA-iu'
Ms Agnes B. Ashley, Mr. AM Ir5. Horace ha. nh''
.Ii-, Klte E Waraurion fr- IT. G. -iiu-oa Che Misses
~tIl,.I Miss NeIc e. Hamilton, Nr- d. -. Como JET,
ii-, Belle -. otFcJt Mss NADctt, Mrs. Robert AJt.,
1~- Nary 9 Hl.gtuu li.-, -4ts. James stuart. L. -.
,IuI..art, NIss Ita 4, Ho Ion and I--s May L. tolIOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25

rchooner Chancellor from Potomac River for New
HayeD, Conn.,, loaded with 0y sers went ashore one mile
schOOners saved.
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hwy CArn. PINNED

Fire yesterday damag i the stock Of fancy
card. ol Appleton N Coz ou the fourth door OF No. -JL
LrU.lWa.. TO the ll.UGul uI $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25

,bcN NJ Hendricks wants and y il he tre wa. 6ar
,nT thp Ioaor OF an election which IUdeh tr1cE IL
49, 6stv-. u Them NO doubt could he rC'N ,intaius
+ bas ,ot Urea y been arraug d. Mr. -iuen rr1re TO
r@rarkabc nttD in the v lins,ss 1l ,uC r5tc party
3 yirtiir,tc" him py an election. l. the b0'I
viii but give them an opportunity.
A GOOD NEW-YOEE MAY FOR liiN
COURT
From The sail and hTPIele.. +bo+ +hp
One of the very best appoln,.,f In fhc supreme
rIart a, NH ooa be created by ne rT ,5T5 wSad
zee Hunt would uc that ad-e pm highest judicial
Tribunal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25

CrutcheaC-an al's pannf Extension safety Tip Cru'ch
made hr pOWe-oY Company 80 way corn
Of -utI-st, o. pOl.-c stewart Clutches repaired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25

occurred last year between March and June, tho
largest monthly return being 90 IN Nay. There
was less smallpox In 1851 than any other cOnta-
glous disease except typhus and typhoid fever
TIE RUSH TO GET vACCrNATED.
The headquarters OF the Yaccinating Bureau have
been constantly throngcd Of late. THAT tells the
story" said Dr. Taylor rs the last visitors were de.
parting Monday pointing to the floor, which was
covered with quilts. Ten doctors have been at
work here since morning without time TO 20 out for
lpnch. We have vaCcinatcd probably 1000 people
today, 800 Of whom were women. Last week we
Faccluated 1000. There are only twenty OF us IN
az, and ten work here while ten are engaged out
side. We sold last week 10000 vaccine points,
ana to-day we started IN with 1000 or 1000 and
a"Ne none lett. We get the virus three times uay
from she farm at Clifton, y. J. We had 100 cattle
there last week. In the last few days most OF them
nave been sold and others are beng brought No..
We have men engaged all the time in buying calves
Tor our purposes. and many are obtained at tine
aD1ttolrS here. All classes come here 20 be yacci-
mated. We are getting over The rush Of actors and
actresses. Lawrence Barrett was among the first,
and there followed most Of the Madison square
company. many OF Mapicsons troupe, anu the Oil
consider il unfortunate that the papers are
printing letters against vaccination. To-day u1n
came IN ana said he had been persuaded 10 neglect
II by reading letter 10 paper his family hal been
exposed. and he had lost two children On cons"-
quence; his shows the harmful influence on some
In September. POI persons were vacciuat.I in
l.tohr - IN November isis. ami .u l.. PINE
Der ~.l27. Probably three or four times o. many
VIII nave been vacc,udtej hy the close Oh THIS
IA GntL.
TIL LAW ABOUT TIT DISEASE.
The State Board of Health OF Nrv-Yor.l has
issued ci.cgar stating that 40 IFS meeting on De
comhar H. 1o~I. Ii directed that the health o.urcr
and Board of Health in every place whore there was
smallpox would receive from the secretary Of the
State Board Whatever ai1 jt could give in c0n.ro'-
lH" Tine c"l'aIi'u All health authorities 1uC DINER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25

TRLRrNE LOcAL oB8ERvATIONs

"a tts ;srtas
tnr fr
aae
hAS
F.. 81. an. 1. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ARRANGEMENTS BY sUBORDNATEs

The meeting of subordinate officers Of the
trunk line railroads, held yesterday at Commissioner
fuckers Office incomplete by the absence Of author
lied representatives OF the Baltimore and Ohio aud the
Grand Trunk Railroads The persons present VIII
liam X Vanderbilt vice-presdeut Of the Network Con-
trail; George r. blanchard vice-presdert Of the Erie;
John Green assistant TO the president ~ the Pennsy
yana, and Albert Fink, representing the two alfent
roads. An officer Of the Grand Trunk Railway said yes
trrday that Mr. Fink had no authority TO bind that
pauy 90 any agreement that might bee made.
The purpose OF the meeting 10 select the members
OF the Advisory Commission. which provided for by
The agreement Of last Friday. After the meeting n wa.
announced by Mr. Fink th9t the selection had
been made. bIt that until 10 known
whether the UcrsOns chosen wOuId accept
the position i would De improper 10 make their names
public. H. also said shat the refusal OF the Boston and
Albany Railroad To- advance freight rates on Monday
was due 10 little Misunderstanding
BOSTON, Jan. 2i,-t pom representations from new
YORK thaf S action or yesterday 10 refusing to advance
d. West bound rates. would render nugoOry all that has
lately been done t0 settle the railroad war. tue manage
Meur ~ the Boston and Albany Railroad decided TINS
afternoon 20 f into line with tlc Otl'- roads con7e-
Gueutv am advance I'm rates o 20 from 30 cents 10
- cents per 100 pounds for FIRST cit-' Iregul has
been ordered, Dc 5i-LIug tomorrow morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25

Thu, table shows that the prevalence o. SMALLPOX
SINCE tl. autumn % I--J la. been much lr,- than
IL I..- aud ID $50.
COMPARISON WIFI OTHER DISEASES.
Another point to bc noticed from The statistic. is
the scarcity Of smallpox AS compared with ..' r
contagious diseases. The following table give. tlr
weekly number o.. ca-u- o.! four contagious diseases
los DrcemD-, aud January OF this winter ana lasts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25

The greatest number OF cases OF smallpox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25

ma. rII. .
Smyrna times., 1882-12-27
BRowN's IRON BITTERs
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up" than
any medicine made.
HELPING HIMSELF.
nY TILE nARp OF TOWER HALL.

A son of Green Erin, hard up for some bread
Made "A call on Il baker one day;
:. Can yer help me- Said he. TO blt oil a loai'
For haven't a ha'p'Orth 10 pay?
= Re off, said the baker, p" I've nuthlng ID glNel
Be OFF in hurry. or rue 1t; ,,,.,,,.
self,
And il is your duty to do IT,"
"AhI is it?i said Pat and he reached for IoaI-
Safely placing it under his arm,
Then started away with grin OF dellght,
Thinking neither of trouble or harm:
P1t wen, at the loaf but the very first bite
All. alas. it gat stuck in his thioat
For the hand of man on his shoulder was lalo,
And the man had badge on his coat. -,
What on arth is the rowT och' lhuruer' S'iu
As ne Straight to the bsker was led.
" Here " said the policeman. " is one to explain;
For he says you've been stealing ms breAd
och honey" said Pat. you're a jolly old cock;
Yes faith and lndade yer beauty ,eo
Troth aud didn't yer bid me be helping mesiliF
re iabers yer said twas me dutyl
So I helped mesilf TO loaf. do you see?
And now by me sOwl where's yer iallhS-
In telling mesilf to be helping meSilt
And then 20 accuse me of stealing?
But howly 81. Patrick and ye are knave;
le ought to be hung on q, the morrow, s1i
! For taking advantage OF Pat in MS naIe'
And filling his bussum with SORROW. A..
:. let him COR said the baker-then turning 10
! ..You'Ii say nothing about it," said he.
But come to my store when you're needihs
sureIy 't one to your liking youll see
| "Arrah then said Pat I'm not settle at that,
For yer neck ye Oughter have twisted 80,
| After preaching to me bout helping mesilt-
| Bad luck To yer have ne arrlsted. -,
:. Ice a headT said Pat sticking out OF my hat
And no leather 10 cover me toes;
Troth by me two eyes I'll not compromise
Except III be getting some clothes
{" III give you All order" the baker replied
Ion Tower Hall" Said Pat ye may srrape,
Redad | am sure the firm are friends 10 the poor
And the boys that are willing tn sell enape
To no mace at all bnt the big Tower Hall
viii go wild the scrip In me paw: a.. -. A.
Troth know to me Joy. that lhe hrm are vi
boys r-.4,r
There Is not stock of Clothing in the cit
which Il so nicely assorted and suitable LOT tn
"i.atio,, ~ Garments as our present lot IL is IN
: mort COMPLETE 20 be found anywhere, and v
def comparison is the eeonomy o. our Briee
TOwER HALL. Nos. PIC anu ozV hSrNe' ''is'
> G4nITEE. MAsr4N & ALLEN.
Smyrna times., 1882-12-27
Malaria. Chills and Fe

Malaria, Chills and Fever, and Bill
lious attacks positively cured with EmOrys STAN
dard Cure PillS-au infdible remedy: Eever
fails to cure the most obstinate long standing
cases where Quinine and all other remedies had
failed They are prepared expressly for mala'
riuuS sections in double boxes two kinds OF Pills.
containing Il strong Cathartic and chill breaker.
sugar-cOated: containing no Quinine or Mercury
causing no gripping or purgng; theyare mild and
efficient. certain in their action and harmless i'll
all cases; they electually cleanse the system, and
give new life and tone to the body. As Il house
hold remedy they are uneQualed. For Liver
Complaint their equal is not known; one box
will have wonderful effect on the worse case.
They are used and prescribed by Physicians, and
sold by Druggists everywhere or sent by mail, %
and SO cent boxes. Emory Little Cathartic Pills,
best ever made, only II Gents. standard Cure Co.,
Iii Nassau street. New York. july Fly
Smyrna times., 1882-12-27
.ecpET SOCIETIES.

'.nsr 80. I3. 4. +. \. M-Mtti> tiftt
u,sNoxf LoPS,, oPPSSnr,iay evenings "t each ""'''' T.
stsocl1ck' ,n..r 10. 6. /. O. q. F-Mrcts
NssSSIf oG>1 Friday evening, at "'"GS Mee,. second
TSSaaIih Tuesday evenings "i each ""''' at
.,rsx, SS m %SGnf syenins ~ at oriock
Smyrna times., 1882-12-27
,cu SERVICES.
OT ,,.,.,,pI -SundAy-FTeucn

On r,,scop L.-Sunday- -Preach-
:. METHODIST ,,d Fl, Jpn. sunday School-
A,BrEa,, iO4 NJ ara PRAYER Meeting-IhurSd"yS at
y g. 'ls55 RES Ss,fasa-na.y rs's-
Sarrrgs PRorhS :, a. and 33lP.M Wednesday
81 Il,chin. at lO'? \, H4,,a,wHgi,A.M sunday school
rIl3s|PM sam Nm =, B. Gordon, Rector.
-2FA hs'' Snnday-preaching at lo'3 g., A; n: \;
md q r.H r.r1idsys at 5'.r.N. Rev. ,V"''S1
PastOr. -, Fellows HaIl-Second sunday
ces5esSS.y- SS.y-}1Fa'na$ Hss'iaS si TO- v and p =
,1s.S 1st nj G?'e%r;"n''S E ''S%: "
'0n Pastor.
Smyrna times., 1882-12-27

On THIRTY DAYS IAL.-The Vol
taic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will
send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances
on trial for thirty days to men young
or old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and COM
plete restoration of health and manly
vigor. Address as above. n. B.-NO
risk is incurred, as thirty days trial is
allowed. dec Oily
Smyrna times., 1882-12-27
MARYLAND Items.

There baye been two cases oi sn'"''
nox in Sassafras Eeck, one iata''
Tbe cards of thiTtee4 pesldeqE laW7
ners ennear in the Elktop papers
A. >. lao s.oaL of pncumonia. Mr..
IIackett was held in high es'ee'h'
o.. W. TT Hamilton has been
onDointad nostmaster at Chestertowh
apPJie ~ Poiacs of ! w. Collins, term expired
Smyrna times., 1882-12-27

John f. Philips has a White Dress
Shirt for $100, that gets ahead of any
thing in Smyrna-Made of Wamsutta
Muslin-fine Linen Bosom and Guar
ranteed to fit. Nothing like it in
Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1882-12-27
xo,;ce 10 Advertisers.

having Advertisements, or want
Person, Penaa. ,.'' in their advertisements IN sno
ing chaIlg.f;nI ~ nIrnse have them IN the Office
TI4Ss, 4TS..5ay G,,' afternoon, at . clock
Smyrna times., 1882-12-27
ELECTION,

The stock holders Of this Institution are hereby
notified that the Annual Election for Twelve
Directors u serve the ensuing year viii be held
al their Banking House, on Tuesday. 9th oi
January next. betweeen the hours of ~ CLOCK,
A. NJ, and o'clock. P. NJ.
W. NJ. BELL, Cashier.
The National Bank of Smyrna,
Smyrna, Del, Dec, 9, 1882, dec Cow
Smyrna times., 1882-12-27

On the 18th inst, at her home in
Chestertown, Kate Plummer, daugh-
ter of the senior editor of the Kent
Ne'rs, aged about 10 years, died of con-
sumption.
The Easton Gazette came to us or
Saturday in colors-bronze heading and
blue ink. The Gazette was the first
paper in EastOn to use steam and issue
a daily, but its greatest improvement
lust now would he IL new local editor.
Rev. c. W. Burke, of Hillsborough,
has been called upon to mourn the loss
of child. Friday evening his chill
dren were playing together when sud
denly Laura, a bright little girl of nearly
! four years, complained of feeling sick
She grew rapidly worse and died Mon
day morning.
/ The Jury term of Dorchester County
/ Court formerly cost from $4,000 to
| $3,000 At the last November term
under local option, the whole cost was
only 81 900, and $500 of that was paid
in fines from local option cases. For
merly court usually held from two to
three weeks, and now it holds from
four to six days. The effect of the law
on crimes is truly wonderful. Petty
larceny and assault and battery is al
most unknown there. The morals of
the people have improved immensely:
Parties who few years ago spent all
their earnings for whiskey. now have
comfortable homes and are educating
their children.
Smyrna times., 1882-12-27
ELECTION NOTICE.

THE FRUIT GROWERS NATIONAL BANK oT.SNYRNA,
SMYRNA. Del. Dec. s. 1882.
The Animal Election foT directors Of this Bank
will be held St the Ranking House, on Tuesday.
O'Clock p. NJ. = -
dec Cow n. Il, WlLDS, cashier.
Smyrna times., 1882-12-27
Election Notice.

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Smyrna & Delaware Bay Railroad Company for
the election of Directors for the ensuing year and
for the transaction of other business will be held
at the Office of the Company. in the Delaware
House. Smyrna, Wednesday. January 10, 1883, At
10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
r. W. De FOREST, Secretary.
SMYRNA DEL. December Is, fSs2-3w
Smyrna times., 1882-12-27

Just received at Carter's, all the New
Styles in Wall Paper.
Smyrna times., 1882-12-27
FOR RENT.

The dwelling house now in the tenuse of Chas
&. Moofe. on South Street Smyrna. Possession
nov 2g.If ]. WESLEY JONES.
Smyrna times., 1882-12-27
J. B. Cooper.
Do not buy at ]. B. Coopers unless you want to.

Order any Book you want at J. B. Cooper's, and
save the trouble of writing to Publishers.
Smyrna times., 1882-12-27
MASON & HAMLIN

AnNAkc are certainly best. having been
IIKfTuNN so decreed atevery Great Worlds
ShtN~ Industrial Competition for six
teen Years: no other american Organs hdring bten
found cqud, at any Also CHEAPEST style 100; SO
nctaves; sufficient compass and power with best
quality for popular sacred and secular music in
schools or families. at only Sd. ONE HUNDRED
OTHER STYLES at $40 s37, SOC So SIS S!S. Slns,
STA to $500 and up. The larger styles arc WhoHg
unritulcd by dRy other organ. Also for easy pa! =
ments New Illustrated Catalogue free.
The MASON 4 HAMLlN Organ and Piano 60 ,
Ij4 fremont Street Boston; 46 Fast lih Suee'
(UniOn square,. New York; l49 Wablsh Avenue
chicago.
Smyrna times., 1882-12-27

Two NEW PRoFFssORs.-The Com
mittee on Vacancies in the Professor
ships of Delaware College met at the
Clavtcn House. Wilmington, yesterday
afternoon and made the following
selections:
Rev. Angelo 4. Benton, OF Hop.
Mills. North Carolina, for the CHAIR OF
/ mathematics and modern languages,
yacated by Prof. Jelleris. Mr.. Benton
is an Episcopalian minister, graduate
of Trinity College at Hartford, Conn,
about 40 years Of age and teacher OF
large experience. The new professor :
father was missionary, ana ne Is
native of the Island of Crete.
Prof. Wesley Webb, of Unity, Name
for the chair Of agriculture, vacated Dy
prof Arthur NJ. harrington. froi'
Wcbh is the owner Of farm and Is
Known throughout the section in when
ho lives ns model farmer. He Is
graduate of the Maine Agriculture
College and Secretary OF the N0rtl
waldo Farmers Club of Maine. lie !
ohout 30 years of age and an enthuslas
/, tic agriculturist. ,,,;l
, PGtb Of the new professors WI
o.sume their duties at Delaware Col
: Iooc at the opening of the next term 0,
! VeJnesdav. January 3rd. The col
80 ,Iasses are now larger than the
Isvc bcen at any time since US reopeI
il 1870 Only one student leH epr'F
: the late tern.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-10
An Exchange OF Babies.

A Mrs. Wilson came into the city by
O late train one night last week from
Belleville. She had several children
with her, one of them baby in arms,
which was snugly wrapped up in a
huge shawl. Another lady arrived at
some point West, and was also the
owner of q baby. The ladies placed
their babies in the waiting.room while
they went to look up their baggage.
When they returned, they took one an
others baby, and the lady from Belle
vile drove to Parkdale, and the lady
from the West to the north end OF
Yonge street. One of the children was
q boy and the other little girl, and
they were put to bed hurriedly when
home was reached. The surprise of
the mothers may be imagined the next
morning, when apparently single
night had transformed the sex of their
babies. The children were not Gun
mixed'until Monday. Toronto Globe.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-10

the paltry dollar, but as he had not, he
must suffer accordingly" In these
years Treasure Reid had grown from O
girl to woman, not pretty, but with o
homcly sweetness and CHEEKY heart
someness that carried its own charm,
and brought more than one of the
neighboring young farmers across the
fields to the old house. Israel could not
have told why, but these things stung
him with angry irritation. He had often
piticd himself in being bound to a
woman of so little beauty and style, and
felt that to appear with her, say at the
opera, would cause his pride to twingc.
There were even times when her love
had seemed in the nature of a bondage,
but none the less he could not bear that
she should have even q passing interest
apart from him, and finally, on one
of his visits home, fired by some care
less gossip, he blazed out on Treasure
with q passion of reproach. "Aftcr
ALL" he concluded bitterly, II don't
blame you, il you do marry Ed Hunt;
indeed, it's the best thing you can do
He can make home for you, and God
knows that's more than there's any
Pioopcct vi my eNcI uoIiS III any
woman. II will be lonely enough here
without you, but, to be frank, there
not much use of your ever expecting
anything of me. l can hardly support
myself" 81 am not expecting any
thing of YOU" she said, gently, "nor
shall marry" There was look on
her face that filed him with rcmorseful
shame, though at the same time he
drew u furtive breath of relief. Treas
ure would stay ut the old home, and
make it cheerful, but at the same time
she would make no claim on him. He
could buy choice wines and cigars here
after, and indulge in dubious pleasures,
without the half guilty feeling that had
hitherto hampered him. SO life on the
quiet hillside kept its quiet round, for
as Treasure had bitterly said to herself,
II she was not necessary to Israel, there
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-10
Remarkable Exploits OF Drunkard In
New York,

New York.
Some days ago two men came into
the Chambers Street hospital, one of
whom was extremely nervous from
prolonged debauch. He was appar-
emily about sixty years of age. His
companion announced himself as q
Bowery hotel-keeper. The man, he
said, came TO his place intoxicated four
days before, and had been drinking
hard ever since. On the day he arrived
he told the hotel-keeper that he had
eighty dollars in gold sewed up in his
shirt, and that he was going to drink it
up in champagne. He engaged aroom,
and ordered that several bottles of the
sparkling wine should be sent up. Civ
ing the bartender twenty-dollar gold
piece the stranger retired TO drink
alone. This ho continued to do for the
four days, eating nothing during that
time, and promptly handing over another
similar coin when the first had been
swallowed. At last the hotel-keeper
became frightened. His guest had
money left, but abused nature began
to rebel. The man was on the verge
of delirium tremens.
Before took the patient downstairs"
said the Doctor, 'the hotel-keeper show
ed me his book, with tho account of
wine the fellow ordered, which came
to three quarts day; and, as it came
to $3.50, he insisted on my taking the
1922. left out from the $50 he had re-
ceived, remarking at the same time
that would find $40 more in the fell
lows shirt. did not believe him, but
sure enough, sewed up in little poclS-
ct under the patients arm, were two
$50 gold pieces. He was discharged
cured on the fourth day, in seventy
two hours taking 920 grains of bromide,
412 grains Of choral, and five-eighths
of grain OF morphine. That is
large amount to take in so short a
time. L don't think there is an
other case on record that comes any
where near it. The amount of choral,
273 grains, taken in the first twenty
four hours certainly makes the case an
exceptional one. The man. although
he looks sixty, is only about forty year
of age. He is Californian. and hi
family are there now. He is highly cd
ucated, and has many refined tastes
but has evidently been a rake and
hard drinker ali his life. He told me
that he had spent months in hospitals
in Paris and in London in recovering
from the effects of his debaucbes. /
believe his story, for he speaks enter
tainingly of foreign travel, and Is good
linguist. "--N. r. Cor. Chicago Inter-
Ocean.