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The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
BARB WIRE.

Horse shoes, mule shoes, iron, steel, cable chain
etc., at reduced prices. ~
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

GROUP, WHOOPlNG COUGH and hront hits
,,,:nedisteiy relieved by Shios cure. Sold at the
sllon Drug StOse.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

TIIERkV, GEO. H. TAYI.OR,of Bnurhon. Ind
avs: .Both mvself and wife owe our lives to Sill
:.OH'S SCONSOMPTlON CURE.
Sold at Dillon drugstore
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
7arEa4nO3

The remainder of the old Sweet Il Baldwin stoc'
If She IL Hardware, consisting Of monkey ~renches
hammers h,tches, bits, braces, augurs, door locks
hinges screws files rasps, saws, butts ETC., vii! b
s.I nt al less than cost for the next ninety days
4 chance for bargains never before offered.
SEBREE, FERRis& WHITE Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

A nasal injector free. with each bottle OF Shi
obs Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents.
Sold At Dillon drugstore.
The sun., 1884-11-30

Tho school Commissioners have cGntrnc'cd Tor iso
electric lamps to b" put in the evening high schools
Louis Msncl Of 2is Grove street John Drnry Of 381
gave bail yesterday for trial for selling oeonaI .arne
The Harlem Turner's viii open fair at Rnpnei's Hall,
2a9l Third avenue this afternoon ~ aid OF their fund
for new gyinnasIun, Aany attractions Will be pre-
seuled.
The supreme Court has granted absolute divorce TO
the following bcrSOHs BHlthasar Fried from Caroline
Fried Cccllr rcnan from Henry Telna.i, and sarah
Jacobs from Peter Jacobs.
Di:,rrt Attorney olney gave dinner hast evening At
the Manhattan club 70 bisirct Attorney elect Martne
the assistants in the District Ai0rneys ONCE and The
Judges OF the Court Of General Sl SlSsiuns.
Jnln suran Boston man, third mate of the steam.
es.sdny by acrae of baggage which Zen on HIM as ha
stood a. the foot OF tho sangplsnk on the pier At the
John McCsrron OF 10 East Eighteenth street. who
stabbed his wife III tie lace with shosmskers swl
raIgned in the Yorkvs Court yesterday. Ills face and
clothes were covered with black from the bin,
Was committed.
tn. Comn,l,soner, of the sinking Fund hay. author.
lied Tho fh District Police Court aud smith District
in I25t street for nvr yosr. s50o They have also
authorized the lrntins OF premises at the sou!hsAss
o; the oist Court. n; ar anIusi rent OF 81 sol.
The "rnma, election of hs Young Men. Dsnoerste
~ Two cEei- are IN tie ted ono headed by Edward
J.. rsrrI. ior President. Mr. isrrs has held ,he once
warren The supporter. of the latter ck.t are opposed
TO the election of my member now holding public
Col f. Duncan SHen OF this city been arrested a.
,hs Instance OF L. linn saith, editor Ao.nis Herald Of
wa, On gnsri 81 Srpna! "a es! So snnsn
animation set d0wu iar Dee. H. Tho acon arises out
Of eharges made IN circular. AID mailed 10 newspepera
same. Representing THAT the charges against Nr Smith
had nsa sp,essd n the N'.r ic; Lli's E,Gr. Nov a.
when s Ahegsd no tHeh pat Is lub..- 'ici here.
Hotel Royal rrstAural, +tl, St and eth av tic VI
town fashi0nAIls resort Tor Iiasss VuI.-Las
The sun., 1884-11-30

The Mayer aud che Psilee Csnnai ssAoae
Leave Eassaan's College.

The Mayer aud che Psiiee CsnnaIssioasr
Leave EassaaA's College.
There is much talk in Poughkeepeie over
tho sequel of the marriage Of Mrs. II. G. East
man to Mr.. O. G. Gaines Of Virginia. Mrs.
Eastman 10 the widow OF II. @. Eastman. who
was the head Of Eastman's Business College.
and was for several terms Mayor OF Poushkeep-
Ais. He died In Denver on July 49, 1875 leAv-
ing Mr.. Ezra White as President Of the college.
Mr. White has besn connected with tho insti-
tuition twenty-five years. He. too. has been
elected Mayor OF Poughkeepsie three times.
Mr.. Gaines. who II ~ years old. came to the
college ~ . student from Virginia in 1882. and
was graduated after three or four months. He
eoOn a1teywAfd went to Chicago to study law.
He returned to the college, last fall At tho In.
ao q so
4 few months but aitsrward wont to Mrs. East
mans house. and she drove him TO and from
the college In her phaeton.
mans sistcr. -hrst knew Of the marriage en-
sdt oScarrcd on n wednasday. Oct. a. III. ofsioiai.
%s 81 ,ss ss' T ony ss4
sons at he wad,iiDg were Mayor White and his
Mrs. T. l. Woodruff and Miss Lottie East an.
Soon after the wsdlinx mr. 4. ]. Csss. who had
been Secretary Of tho college for fifteen years.
formed by Mr.. Gaines that his services were
White .rnt in hts resignation, and Il is reported
thnt other designations Of the faculty are to
follow. IL Ia R'SO rnmOred that President
White. Mr; Case; and St loast % one other OF the
Mr.. Gaines has assumed tho Prreftinncy of the
college. Mrs. Gaines Is about 40 years old
The sun., 1884-11-30
SPARKS FROM THE rELEGRAPA

Six children Of Mrs Corcoran Of Bellmors have died
or scarlet fever within three weeks
Slight earthquake shocks felt yesterday Rome
At Marseills Kt Lyons. and IN the Department Of the
Maritime AlpA
The Comptroller Of the Currency has extended the
corporate existence ot the Nassau National Bank Of
Brooklyn to Dec. !, 1904.
Mr.: Edward Muhsllen Murum, member OF Parliament
for Kilkenny county has resigned because lie does not
enjoy the confidence OF Mr. Parnell
The Troy Morning Te,,oram has been sold to Fred. W
White Of the Albany ErprSss aud John illstiug
Of The New York Commercial Advertiser
superintendent Of State Prisons Baker Will set 40
convicis ut work In the DhnnemOrN prison Monday
making clothing In the interest Of thu state,
Tho order issued several weeks for OF
coal trains on the Luhigh Valley l.airoRd during the
hrs. week In December has been withdrawn,
The schooner Wuchusett Is credited with the largest
trip ever landed in Glouc-scr from the Georg.s Yes
terday her trip was weighed on, and the result
7s!o73 pounds of hsh, valued at " ,J97.
Mrs. Anna y. Ramsey. wife OF tho Hon Alexander
Ramsey died In 81 Paul ut r. yesterday after lin
Kering Fitness She OF the most ous
socisl hgurcs In H. Paul and the wife Of
Senator and secretary OF War, was well known
throughout the state and in Washington. Mrs Ramsey
ter Of the Hon. Thomas jerks who WAS In Congress
with Alexander Ramsey.
The sun., 1884-11-30

earpisrclng. some moaning some staecato, and
some sustained. like the favorits note Of Q
primA donna
Enlisting In the army a. private soldier has
now become quite fashionable resource Of
impecunious gentility. and in one cavalry rsei-
ment there arc now no less than forty eentle-
mon serving rs troopers.
Tho Parlsinns havo invented the new word
dendrtd0e. to designate the ceremony conse-
quent on divorce. In tho case OF Patti the AZ
fair was quiet. A Mayor 0irt In a tricolorod
scarfrocelved In formation OF the decree through
tho attorney OF the Marquis do Caux and In.
serted tho decree on tho margin OF the register
on which tho banns Of matrimony between the
pair had been recorded. Two com potltors arc
already announced for the hand OF the liberated
bridegroom. One Is n wealthy and thrice titled
English dowager. and tho othor q rich American
widowwith no oencumbrances yond two charm
ing daughters. But the dismarried Marquis is
inclined to remain free. and to continue bis life
OF an Intelligent epicurcan and cyntc. A few
days ago n denaria9e was made more inter-
esting BY n gay md splendid dinner ven by
the liberated indy at the house Of a Mayor. Tho
official first went through all tho legal formAli-
ties nnc then over the walnuts and vino made
worry complimentary speech TO the fair d.
vorccc. with regrets at the absurdity OF tho law
which compelled hor to wait for ton months
before she could get another husband. She
mado o sparkling and neatly turned speech In
reply. The dress Of tho lady Was tunic OF
feuille morte brocade. trimmed with satin rose
crepuscue and guipure lace. The skirt was
en- traine. the ribbons and flounces wore In the
russell coors OF autumn. and tea roses. which
bloom In enriy summer and last till November.
were In q bouquet set fair in the centre Of the
bust.
Matthew Brady. who has Just been fined
fl0O for Illicit distilation In Dublin. has
solved a great historic doubt By Civ
ing into the hands Of the police the
following recipe for the manufacturs of Irish
poteen. Materials for ton gallons: Ton ounces
OF prunes or French plums. one and . quarter
ounces OF green tea. ounces OF orris root. one
quarter ounce OF angelica root. one-hnlf ounce
OF sulphuric acid. one quarter ounce OF cream
OF tartar. tincture OF vanilla. essence Of almond
In Paris there are $50 tradesmen who deal In
nothing but old postage stamps. and In Berlin
stations are boine established for letting out
umbrellas.
The Radicals nre very much encouraged by
Gladstono's half-hcarted defence Of tho House
| OF Lords. and Labby proposes that a. the son
takes his intellectual IA ultlos from the mother.
a new race Of Peers should be established by
| creating noblsmsn OF tho SONS OF the eiris Of
Girton. the college In Cambridge that answers
! to your Vassar. provided the youths had taken
high toyrscs
The sun., 1884-11-30

Ada Baxter. 10 years Old. has often attracted
attention from the people Of West New Brighton. s.
by Of her unusually pretty face shs has Fpent
most Of her time during tire last few months In gather
Ing cnders the vacant lots. several W ell to-do per.
sons have frequently offered to adopt her, but her
narsna would dot consent Her father works Mt tho
Constable Hook oil factOTira TN FRIDAY Ada, who
ar"fnotri und scanuly esd gathered heap uf leaves
together in the gutter and sar-d IRE. While che
warminH herself strip Of her ragged shaw blew iuto
the drc 1t iynii"d and bazcd up setting nrc to her
light dr-ss.
Thr chid screamed with pan and terror and started
TO run. william wilto vhO was passing, dnshed after
her ns she new ny tho street. ftfty pcrsonR the
street and Ia mel 1hbOrinx houses looking
Wilton hnally caught ihe girl and folding her IN his
arms nn,h"r'd the flames hut s" was trrrhiy Lurei
from her Knees to her neck she hnd inhaled Tho
fNmra. md she d.cd hour nfterMnrd,
The sun., 1884-11-30

No Noiics or Contest Of the VIII Lea Wing
G8OO.OOO to nerxh's Sociesy.

100000 to Beruh's socieiy.
WATERBURY,, Nov. 29.-John w. Webster,
counsel for the heirs at law. was interviewed
to-day concerning tho proposed contest OF tho
will of the late Carrie ]. Welton OF this place.
who was frozen to death while descending
Longs Peak. Colorado. In September last.
Some years ago 1t is said that Miss Welton
and her mother made wills In each othar's
favor. Since then they have been estrangod,
caueed by tho attempt Of tho mother to hayo
her daughter placed In an insane asy ylum. The
daughter loft homo. and. az 1t now appears,
changed her will so that the mother gets moth
Ing. The greater part OF the property. or about
$500. 900. goes to the Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty to Animals. with Henry Bergh as ono
OF tho executors. 1t is the largest gilt that socis-
ty over resolved. The belues,s to relatives and
To general charities werO small. Herce there
was ground for the rulnor that the heirs at law
would contest the will. but Mr.. Webster de-
contested. The witnesses will be examined in
Now York with De witt. Lockman h De Witt as
counsel for tho executors. Ii they aro satis-
He'd that Miss WetOn was sRnS when sho madO
the WILL MIR. Webster says nothing moro will I've
done. George q. Dc Wit. ofcounsel for tho exec-
mtois Ia one OF tho witnesses to the will Mr..
Webster hao long henn locking up evidence ss
to the sanity Of NJ lisa Wel,on. and he knows
what he says when ho declares that he cannot
tended to surprise the executors by making a
hight, he bNs himself hoen surprised by the de-
yr!ormaHts. and Will transfer his fight 10 the
superior Court in this State.
The sun., 1884-11-30
RIcCEI YER CLIEK,S POLICY.
nevie ewing hts Manage ascWt OF the New Yos
nnd New Egg ;,ad Hond.

Hevie ng hSA MnanOe ~scWt OF the New York
nnd New Fig ;,nd Hond.
BOSTON, Nov. 29.-Thc annual report of tho
New York and New England Railroad directors
was isaued to-day. and accompanying it IL u
ion. 81 tatement from Receiver Clark, reviewing
In detail his management and its policy. and
replying to those who have been the most severe
in their criticism OF him. Regarding tho car
trust ouipment. ho says that by the tonne Of the
contract the owncrs Of the equipment were en-
titled to remove it frori the road upon failure
to pay any instamont OF tho principal or in
forest. 1t was for tho purpose Of operating tho
rond economically. and OF saving tho Trans-
ment in case the ear trust equipment should
be withdrawn by its owners. that ho repaired
and used tho engincs bGonGing to the COM
pany As to tho freight earnings. ho sayS:
The gross earnings OF tho freight department during
the hscni year are tihsWo c-s then ii"e. reported Tor
rebates on bnAness repnrtrd rs earned in the
y-ar The through freight h'tsiWess has yielded ine
less than three ms per ton per mile to the lima via Now
New YORK Central aud Boston nud Albany. II In pain
that any hnc .aat OF Buffalo wanting 10 share thls
business must do IL for as Rmall proportion
Of tho through rate as the original line ti,e New
cept Aa the d,s,nnre by our line frnm Rrtaio Bns
ton, via F,shk IL OH niles. the freight would
tho rates Yield an the cnst OF doing the business
our line cnnno afford 10 compete for IT, even other
our other net revenue (areay Insufficient TO pay our
nxed chnrne iy the amount or loss IN doing 1t and
the more OF such business wo DO the greater will be
the tax.
The financial statement OF the directors
shows the net debt to be $l.900.O00
The sun., 1884-11-30
BROOKLYN,
Herman II, Hoffman an

Judge Clement has granted Herman II, Hoffman an
absolute divorce
Justice Bartlett has granted permission To Den.
Jourdnn. receiver of the Brighton Beach Railroad To
pay $7Joo interest on the roads hst mortgage bonds
Henry lle ken grocer Of 1866 Bushwick avenue. vii
Namsburgh, was fned Slu yesterday for selling o.ro.
margarine, He says he viii institute tut ~ aGst the
nrn which sold him the article.
Joseph Carroll has been appointed deputy clerk IN
the supreme Court % MI the vacancy caused by the
dismissal of John a. Raw, indicted In connection with
the Munro Adams spurious divorce exposures.
The Commissioners Of Charities md Correction have
appointed two extra wachInrn. 10 armed with shot
guns TO guard the kngs county rcnitsntiarJ The
gate At the eastern end Of the long prison will be
bricked up
Daniel salyans awharf hand in The employ Of the
NtllialnrbnrRh Ferry Company, was presented last
night with gold nlelsl by the Long Island Life Saving
Association. Within a few years he has saved nine
persons from drowning The presentation ~ Ads In
All sous Church In South Ninth street
The sun., 1884-11-30

Whole Families aaa Whsls NslsAbsrAoea
Dysss, With tAsir Sheep aaa Cattle.

Whole Families asa Whsls NsisAbsrAssas
Dysss. With tssir Sheep aaa Cattle.
ror,sv,,,r Mo-, m X-.hr. yxor,,. !.
travelling representative for New York nrm,
vss In this oitv to-day having mat rsturned
from trip through the plague-stricksn dis
trict Of eastern Kentucky Mr.. Loomis said:
io.I u.ys IN MsIun county Wnnout
disposine OF single article The people arc
:o,uv .s.Su G ol ne. % navs no use .or any
sns wv vVuA"s' .noW -. lns'auces Nnolo
whole families have died within week where
The sun., 1884-11-30
SHOT DOWN IN THE STREET.
ERAHK 0ORDON, THIEF. KILLED n
POOL-SELLER MVlCAR.
A Quarrel In Cond~on's saiesn 81 Biessks
street Followed By = Shsrs aad Sharp n
counter ON the sidewalk Arter MlAnlsht.

A Quarrel In Cond~on's saissn 81 Blessksr
Street Followed By = sAsrs aad Sharp N.
counter ON the Sidewalk After Miaaisht.
James W. Mcvlcar, pool seller, OF a
Great Jones street. shot and killed Frank Cor
don. thief. at Blocker and Elizabeth streets
at 12'i o'clock this morning Policemen Kier.
nan and Neil Conners OF the Mulberry street
police were at tho Bowery and Beeoker
street. and heard the shot They started
toward tho sound. and met Q pale-facsd
man running toward tho Dowery. smoking
pistol In his right hand. The fugitive dodged
Conners and some ono tripped up Herman.
who fell headlong into the gutter. while the
man with the pistol outstripped tho crowd and
reached the Bowory. He turned up town. and
Policeman william Kennedy Of tho Mercer
street police caught him.
The throo policemen and the prisoner re-
turned to the corner OF Elizabeth street and
Bleecker. where man WAS found lying on tho
sidewalk with q bullet hole In his breast He
was surrounded by crowd OF mon and women.
passing vendors wagon was pressed into
ambulance service. and tho wounded man was
taken taken to the Mulberry street station house.
where ne diod almost as soon as he was
He was identified as Frank Gordon. a thief
and burglar. Who has served one term IN
a@assnt the eshb9rhood 1i the tragedy.
no ptsonot, Who teaCueu INC SlAtiOU mouse
soon nfter tho wagon, containing tho wounded
man. was yet pale nnd hroathless. md his ap-
penrance bore out his assertion that no was con-
sumptiye. He said that he acted In self defence,
and had been drawn into n difficulty with Cor
don and companion named Johnny Davis
through no fault Of his own He met .
have drink. She introduced him jokingly
to some other women and the two men named
as her husband McVicar bought drinks for
the whole party. and soon tho mon tried to ring
In some more mon and women to drink at his
expense. He protested. and the men named,
who had been drinking. a good deal.
MUI, sn} were ugly, BEGAN to talk about lighting.
Gordon and Davis followed him out, and the
women went along and tried to prevent trouble
But on tho sidewalk nfter more threats and
growing. McVicar SAYS. Gordon drew u knife
and attempted 10 stab him. Then he shot.
Annie MOnohnn the woman who first spoke
70 McNic9r AMI another named ldn Davis. cor
associates ot Gordon and Davis. They 1.-Two at
20 Blcecker street.
Davis is a thief and an cx-convict. Tic was
recently DISCHARGED from prison. whore he was
sent for robbery in Grand street On the way
to court he got AWAY from Detective Hickey,
McVicar has hncn known TO his friends By
the name OF McVicker and wronefullv credited
with relationship with the Chicago manager OF
the snme name. But In his trouble he says he
will need tho help. Of his own family.
and ho particularly wished the nnme
to bs spelled correctly. Ho Is described
a. quiet and rather, delicate yonag man. who
Ing th" summer rs u pool sellor around the
race tracks,
The sun., 1884-11-30
POLICEMEN NOT ALwAYs R1oHE
That Arrcst On Dendkead HIN Prevokes
Lecture from Judge Barrett.

That Arrcst On Dendkead HIN Prevokes .
Lecture from Judge Barrett.
Frederick Smith was arrested. about two
months ago. while standing on Deadhead Hill
looking at the Jerome Park races. and was
taken before Police Justice German. who fined
him SO. Three days later Smith went again to
the Same place. and was again arrested while
observing the races through q fold glass;
There were about nifty people around him. TO
whom he commu nicated what no snw. Police
man Bolster came up and ordered the crowd to
disperse. Smith refused to obey and was
dragged three miles TO the police court where
Police Justice Gorman required him to givo
Smith was brought before tho Supreme Court
upon writs OF hnbeas corpus and certiorarl.
Judge Barrett directed his discharge saying II
would be- well for people to get 1t out Of their
minds that II was q heinous offence to disobsy
uncalled for and extraordinary commands OF q
policeman and that policemen and police mag
istrates should get 1t out OF their heads that
such dtsObedienc0 was n crime II the police
mans orders wore improper and absurd.
The sun., 1884-11-30
n. LOWELL WILL xor RESIGN
he Denies che otsvy shss Ne Meaas - Threw
u ASs Pest II EAssAaa.

u Hts PSse IL EAglAaa.
LONDON. Nov. 2e.-The papers this week
have been full Of statements regarding the In
tentions Of Minister Lowell. In view OF the cleo
tion Of . Democrat - President Of the United
States. Many of those statements have bssn
obviously guess work. but whom the Standard
printed what purportsd to be an interview with
Mr.. Lowell II was supposed that the paper
spoke with some degree Of authority. Accord
Ing to the Standards story Mr.. Lowell said that
he intended to resign his ambasssdorship. to
refuse any reappointmsnt that might be offered
to him. and to return to. America to resume
private life and literary labor.
These reported utterances OF Mr.. Lowell
caused seneation In London. An Associated
Pross correspondent this evening sought an
interview with Mr.. Lowell to Aecertain II he
had boon correctly reported. Mr.. Lowell ro-
marked that he thought 1t strange that the cor.
respondent should attach any credence to wh at
he termed the silly story In the Standard and
whom pressed for moro specific denial he said !:
Well. please tell my friends in the United
States that am not likely to commit such q
silly act Of pettishness as to run away from my
post because a Chief Magistrate Oi tho OPP
posite political faith has been elected. / pre-.
sumo that my. successor will be appointed and
confirmed In duo season. and when he arrives
here hone to have the honor OF we coming
HIM. and of afrordinR him whatever services
may bo In my power to make the beginning OF
his duties easy and agreeable"
The sun., 1884-11-30
ERI0HTENRD CIGARMLxERs.
They Fear tho Proposed Treaty with spain
will lpIure iheIr 1uteres,s.

large meeting OF iourneymen from various
cigar manufacturing shops in this cit. held at ls9
Bowcry last night to take action with reference tho
pending treaty between the United states and Spain 1t
is Understood that this treaty. ratified by both
tries will make reduction Of nifty per cent In the duty
eersions This would throw out of employment many
cigArnakera In this city. The Of the rat
charge charge Of large n9mber VI worhmsn from various
Mr.. 3 GOmperA WAS Chairman Mr. 1ompsrs said tho
treaty would probably b, in the hands Of the In
forty eight hours: that the importers had been
secretly with the intrnion OF sprn9ing IT upon the
country like bOmbAiclL lie urged the utmost prompt.
of action In view Of the fact the treaty
to reduce tho tariff ~ Jan next.
The meeting WINS unanimous In the feeling that the
treaty would prove disastrous 10 the worhingnen:
Npecches were Walc In English, German, Spanish and
Bohemian. committee was chosen TO carry out the
objects OF the meeting Another meeting Will b. held
In the Eamc place u week from to-day at 2 +. NJ.
The sun., 1884-11-30
GERMAN COLONIAL SCHEMES
A Sensation Over Letters sugrestiss - seis
urs OF fnsInnd's = sienn Territory.

A Sensation Over Letters sugrestins - seiG-
urs OF FnsInnd's = ft lean Territory.
LONDON, Nov ga great sensation has
been caused by tho publication. in tho North
German Hazctte. Prince Bismarck's organ. OF u
series of letters dated at Ca petTown and urging
Germany to annex the territory hitherto occu-
pied by England in Africa. There IL q sus-
picion that the letters were written in tho I'm
perial Chancolery. and arc u part OF the ma
chincry which is expected to boom the noxt
Emperor OF Germany as II fOstor father OF CO.
loniNl enterprises. Tho letters are, at all
events. significant si@n OF the times. aud
their potency has been enhanced by /. letter
Just now appeared in tho 81 Jdness Edz-tte.
who il -ditoriaily vouched for rs u rich and
prominent colonist. iie Is an Eng shmun and
processes tho utmost loyalty tD tho English
Crown ana Constitution, but no SAYS the loyal
ists in the Cape Colony utterly distrust the
Home Government. He complains that the
Colonial ONES takes only such views oi A ricun
affairs ~ will hest nu { politics la England
that tho tense struggle for maintenance in
office X Hll that now ac,urte3 tn" English Cab
met. nnd that tho Govern msnt's Indifference to
Its imperial duiies has resulted in careiGssness
OF administrations abroad. which has caused
peril not only to tho autonomy OF tho cOionies
but to the livrs OF Eng sh men and women.
The writer concludes an eloquent appeal for
Enginnd's protection to her wandering chill
dren by snying that II vii! rpguirs but very lit
tie more TO mako them seek shelter in tho arms
Of Bismarck. who IL powerful to defend.