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The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

TOR RENT-A 13-Room, House, in
II excellent conditions; good locality; ";
to party who will purchase outfit OF nearly
new, fine furniture, carpets, oil paintings, etc,
thcrCin. Address Botn Crllin olilcn
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17
SOCIETY TOPICS.

Mrs Frank - Congcr wlllnot be at home
on Ftidays until after New Years.
The lriic who wants to be in the fashion
wears orchids instead Of orange blossoms
MTs, Conecr, the wife of the senior senator
from Michlgan, Will be vt home on fhurSiays
after the holidays.
Miss ANNA LatMop Is visiting her sister,
Mrs Senator Leland stanford of California,
az her rCIdgncc, lIOl X street.
Culuncldas. FOrney MajorMarire Corps, hls
returned TO the Norfolk Maynard from this
city, where he was member Of the Marine
Retiring Board.
The Coast Survey steamer Patterson, Lieu
tenant Richardson Glover T.. :. n. will re-
main at the Mare Island NUyyNurd until
next April before returning to Alaska.
Lieutenant Austin NJ. Knight q. s. N.,whois
on duty at the Ordnance Proving Grounds at
ANNAPOLIS, will report here tomorrow for eX
Of lieutenant.
Miss Nellie plowden, n popular and highly
accomplished young lady OF ST. Mary's
County, Md, Is on an extended visit at the
residence Of Dr. c. c. llammctt, No. Gil Il
street southwest
The Unity Club will meet at the residence Of
Mr.. X. W Fenwick, No. 1903 n street north,
vest Friday evening. Hon. llOrutiO King
will read q paper on the Trent Affair."" fol.
lowed by the usual musical and literary cSCr-
CisCs
President Cleveland dined last evening at
Secretary Bayard's. The dinner was given in
hon9r OF Dr. ollyer Wendell Holmes. The
,toi"ns t dino ,,, hrt M U G, ' ~. l
cio95s arn cyce,tcd '''' ""' ''' N''''''' "'''
I's.,..,,, r,',,Il,a,, O.. ,,-..
tuIlo,n houglaS NJ scott flrst infantry
VINO recently tomlucteu detachmcht oi re
Iiruils 10 the west, was visiting ~ Fort
L.a'tlNunGln lGsI sunday ahI honday ne
mained here with her children.
Colonel Jerome Bonaparte Is said TO be the
recipient Of much more attention from the
Diplomatic people than any other American
citizen in Washington. lie is tall, distin.
gulshed looking man, with regular features
and an iron-gray mustache and Imperial.
General Thomas Wilson, U. S. A., and Mrs
Wilson viii be at Omaha for Christmas, visit
ing their married daughter and their newest
lrGndchild, and will return to Fort Leaven-
worth on Saturday OF next week. General
Wilson Is the brother of Colonel John NJ
Wilson, Corps Of Engineers, the Commissioner
of Public buildings and Grounds; of Lieutcn-
ant Downs L. Wilson, II. s. Navy, and of Mrs
Thomas Duncan, Tic wife of General duncan,
L. 5. Army.
Passed Assistant Povrnoster Tobn v Spoal
n 9 NS,-r ieft bere ,;,,ttor,iny tnr CO.,
Pbilodeir6le 10 sTrnd n faVg davs vylI, Lis
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

TOR REST-A Nice Furnished House
4 for the winter; or by the year. or win
rent rooms for the season; terms mod llli
18th st n w.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17
DECORATED

NJ. w. BEVERIDG e,
1000 Ponua. Ave.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

In the New York Tribune of Sunday last
appeared n communication from its Wash
ington correspondent in regard to Senator
Mahone's boyhood days and HIS gambling
with his father, Il portion of which was re-
produced in The CHITIc. 1t seems, how
ever, to have been a purely imaginative
production, for in this mornings Tribune
appears card from General Malone In
which he says;
The statement in all its parts-in every par
tiCular and as a whole-ls absolutely false. IL
Is because venerate my fathers memory
that | speak now 10 correct the outrage perpe-
trated by the communication designated. MY
father was never peddler nor a gambler.and
he was born In the county of Isle of Wight, of
honorable parentage, He never taught me to
gamble nor did he ever gamble with me. On
the contrary, his every influence was exercised
TO furbldtas for gambling. lie was my first
and best teacher, preparatory to my course AZ
the Virginia Military Institute, and to him
am indebted for lessons Of truth, virtue and
courage which cannot be forgotten. Neither
his integrity, his honorable conduct In all re-
latiOns, nor his courage We're ever questioned.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

w ANTED-A Girl (Young) to do
w light houseworlS for family of two;
no washing; must stay some nights. Apply ut
rO3 II | nVp II W
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

A splendid lot on the north side of NJ st, bet
1lth and 2Oih SITS Il w. 3OX1Ol foot. prce nor
FOR RENT---nOuSES.

EOR RENT-Thc Large, Pleasantly
a located house, 14iG q st; rent low to good
permanent tenant; house has all mod imp5;
heated by furnace. Apply ut 141S q st for
particulars
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

Now THAT the long winter evenings have
set in out in Dakota, the people Of that
Territory are amusing themselves playing
HStateN
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

The reputed great plot Of Socialists in
San francisco, the object OF which is to en-
ter upon wholesale slaughter Of Amerl-
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

SENATOR CocKRELL thinks that 0liqueursn
must be "big thing" He is right Ex-
perts inform us it is seldom If ever that any
thing biggergets into mans head,
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

A CHANGE to Buy sample Suits and
n overcoats for men. boys and children. Mt
the great sample sale of all kinds Of clothing
Just opening at No, 9I 7th vt n W, between
Il and Massachusetts ave; come one, come
oil, at the great sale; we are selling many OF
these goods at nearly half price; mover such
bargains offered In fine and medium clothlng,
come and see us, and you will buy the best
clothing you eyer got at the lowest prices;
we are selling suits, oyCrcoats pants and
vests for men, boys aud children, at O!i 1th 50
II W; look for Signs, Sale of Sample Suits.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

The Maumee Valley Monumental Asso-
citation wants $4,000 of the Government to
invest in old battle-felds. This incipient
demand for the whole earth very naturally
comes from Ohio.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

I VMPORTER of French wines, Cognac,
Il Chnmpagnes and CordiuIs.
French Clarets SJ1j, 81 and SI.i0 per dOz.
California Wines imported directly. Napa
Ilnfandell, soc per gallon. Wines received
directly without passing through the trade,
which is a great guarantee of their purity.
Wins de toutes sortes en- Caisses.
VICTOR ROUX e. CO., 17i7 Pa ave.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

REV. j. Ford SUTTON OF Frankford Ken
tucky, has been called to the pastorate Of
the Murray Hill Presbyterian Church in
New York city, over which the Rev, DR..
Burchard formerly presided. We presume
that before a call was extended to Mr.. Sut-
ton the trustees of the Murray Hill church
ascertained that he knew nothing whatever
Of ALTERATION.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17
Il IMPROVED.

FOR sALE-,,,nro,.rn
A BGrgain-NiCc thrcC-story and cellar brick
dwelling ON the north side of Rhode Island
avenue, bet 9Th and 10th SITS n W, containing
ii rooms and every modern improvement.
Price $1,000; reduced to...... ,,..,.,.$b,910
A splendid throe.story and basement brick
dwelling on Maryland ave, bet list and 9l
SITS g, containing ~ rooms and every mod
ern Improvement; large lot, etc; price. $1,000
a nice two-story press brick house with every
convenience, on st, bet eth and 18th ";
That clegantly-inshod dwelling on the 3 W
corner of Sth and / SITS W; Just completed;
containing 10 rooms and fine cellar; every
modern convcnienco; the only remaining
one of the -four, the Others were all sold be-
lore conplctlQn' ''..''',....,.,... $500
A great special bargaln-Flnc 3-story ami col
lar press brick dwelling on Columbia st.
near the cor of II ave; contains . rooms,
bathroom and every modern convenience;
bay window. Former price $500 VIII bo
offered this week only yfor...,.......S $1,000
UNGMPROVED.
A splendid lot on the north side of NJ ST. bet
18th and goth SITS II w, 3cSi0l feet. Price pcr
North side of Mass ave, bet 10th and 18th st5
W, two adjoining lots, each 29H It front.
Price per so IL ly,......,...,......,.... 80
on the II corner of 10th and Sampson sts,
-four adjoining lots, each % 0xlOO, fronting
on 10th st. Price per 50 ft...........,...S s.
S Q cor 18th and Il / ave n va beautiful
corner Price per 50 # .....,,,.......S?.75
A handsome lot on the south side OF p st, bet
18th. and 18th SITS w, 2!SlOO feet. Price por
lThs lot adions Lieut. Slaol's residenco,i
Also long list of other desirable property,
list. b. H. WARNER,
9iG II st. n. W.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

The object of the Legislature of Southern
Dakota in electing United States Senators
was to attract renewed attention to her
claims for admission to the Union as state.
She has succeeded in her object, for the
announcement Of the election has set most
people to asking about Dakota generally,
and about Southern Dakota in particular.
1t would perhaps be well for Congress, be-
fore admitting the two new Senators who
are knocking so vigorously at the door, to
inquire whether the arrangement is one that
altogether tallles with the wishes and
comports with the interests of the people.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

A RARE CHANCE for Il Person with
n u few thousand dollarsto stop into fine
light business Address Business, y o Box ~
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

LUtU ia NGNINS IN SUmnlC SnIt3
- and OvCrCoats for men, boys and children
You have never been offered before. Many OF
the goods are superior to custom clothing,
and are being sold Ht less than the cost Of the
goods, say nothing about the making sup.
,st ar,,cs ,a S'.y e. t,tS m , U'St W., S
pie suit that cost Si2 you buy the same suit
from us from SS to So We are selling many
Children's Suits and Oycrcoats at about half
price, and the best wearing goods you over
wore, If you want the best goods for Mems,
Boys and Clhldren's suits, Pants and over
coats go TO the Great Sample Sale Of Cloth.
ing, 92i 7th st II W. between 80 and Mass ave.
Come and see us for all styles of clothing AMI
save lots of money.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

A Inexperienced Miilincr with 5000
IN capital would Ike to buy an intorpst in
well established business. Miilincr, Critic
DfLnM
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

w ANTED - Information of John
w Daily who came from County Doneetl,
ireland, ten years ago and moved TO Wash.
iueton five years ago. Address John Martin,
ir New York city.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17
PERs0RAL.
I NIIN,
II ~ the
JAPANESE PRINCESS,
no tho
New National Theatre
gENT WEEK.

Ssr{ HE EVANS" is the place 20 Get
/ your diuncrto- day Wednesday; oyster
soup, turkey and cranberry sauce, Napoleon
.,T c,'siar1 ii snI @ 96 % ,I o Sr njdin,
and lrundyfnuce; all for 2jc, at %! and 02i
50 n W.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

THERE is not much chance for the pass
age of the Postal Telegraph bill which SEN
dent did not recommend the establishment
of postal telegraphy and there is a most de-
cided opposition to 1t in both Houses.
What makes 1t worse for the Edmunds bill
is the fact that Mr.. Cyrus w, Field, one of
the principal owners of watered Western
Union stock, has come out strongly in its
favor.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

TUE Senate Special Committee on Inter
state Commerce, of which Mr.. Cullom is
chairman, will have its report in before the
holiday adjournment. 1t will recommend
a commission Of five persons, geographically
distributed, to be appointed by the Pres-
dent, who shall have supervision of trans
Iortation rates and power to institute suits,
the railroad companies being required to
submit all schedules or changes of schedule,
to the commissioners for their approval.
Such measure will probably pass the Sen
ate, Its fate in the House will depend upon
the reception extended to it by the friends
Of Judge Reagan's bill,
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

" rs, Indeed. Katie, the Forsyth cafe,
z bio 10th st, takes the cake, and keeps
the lead on Il 15c meal, Just see what break
fast you can get for 15c- Beofsteak or sau-
sage, liver snd bacon or pork, mutton or
veal chops, or fried oysters, or fish, and with
any one Of the above you get hot rolls hot
mullins or batter cakes and cold breads; also
baked or fried potatoes, also fruit sauce and
the best drip coffee in tho city. and they also
serve the best 15c dinner oXtant. HARRY.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

EOR the Best Toilet Soap in Use Ask
II for the SC b. brand; made specially
r ' sgefgu F a 5%F '1 dr sno nniy a pV vpn Gr
syckle's pharmacy, cor 18th and q SITS W.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

IIOR SALE-iO Now B-ROOm, Bay
II window, brick houses located near
staunton Square II o; terms easy. j. H. Gray
& Co. Gg2 II St
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

DOR sALE-Framc House, o Rooms,
Il lot 22l6Nlil water and gas; 8 o; price,
S2,0C0; le.room frame house, all mod imp IN
first class order, large lot, stable for three
horses, third house from street-cHr', q;
price, $1,000. We have small houses ranging
from $500 upward cheap. For particulars call
on Lowe ~ Kintz, 1851 + st W.
EOR SALE-Housc O25 22d st. n, w,
a srooms, hall, water gas-pipc through
out. Apply at 22n5 I ST n W.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

THE POSITION of Commissioner of Educa-
tion, recently vacated by General John
Eaton, is not likely to 60 begging for want Of
applicants. 1t is to behoped that before the
President takes action In the matter, he will
seriously consider whether such an officer
as Commissioner of Education is really
needed, and whether the Educational Bureau
has ever begun to pay the expenses Of run
ming il.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

7 Il ANTONIO j $ MORETTt is In tin
D city lie can hear of something TO his ad-
vantage by addressing italy critic Office.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

7-Huom Frame House and Cellar,
~ cor 1st and G sts G; convenient to the
Capitol; $50 per month In advance; ucwlyp pa
reTcd and painted.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17
NJNk'S sEWING

II II. YOUNGs, STEAM CARPET CLEAN.
II ing and renovating works; feathers rem
stoaned omS moths ilestroSed % ggGoo ps ove
Factory, corner 9th and X sts. s. @.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

1t1i 1ith St-Granulatcd Sugar, &c;
j 4tiEE best creamery print butter 3jc
per 10: "Our Famous Flour" best and cheap
est in the city; try our blended Java 30c, and
spring leaf tea, 60c; Dulfy's sweet cider, 2jc
Ter gall finest leaf lard, 10c Birch " Co.,
1ltI 1Itl gt
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

DUTI PASTE win be Given ni the
lesson IN cookery at 1923 II 81 ON Thurs.
day at m. Admission - cents.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

a. NtA Ablli NiAilNt 0dN WV , NtA't W WA
the owner of forfeited real estate in
which to redeem it, hut after that time
the tax title should secure its holder
against intrusion.
ACCORDING to the Washington bureau Of
the New York Hcrdld, 1t was not Senator
Beck who said certain harsh things about
the Administration as the Herald had pre-
viously stated, but Mr.. Morrison. And the
purport Of what the bureau says Mr.. Nor
rison said is this:
81 tell you, sir, we are sold out. Tildcn's
letter 20 Carlisle disclosos the basis Of the
deal. The coast dcfensOs scheme Is a job,
merCenary and political. II meditate5 the
distribution of millions of money among
Tilden's cotorie and the ultimate elevation of
Randall TO the Presidency. Manning Is In the
Job up TO his eyes. Smith Weed, Bill Scott
and Barnum ale its godiathcrs. Lamont
represents the gang at the White House. The
failure Of the President to speak ont like "A
man about the tariff means that the whole
power OF the Administration viii be secretly
thrown against any Congressional action, thus
enabling Randall 10 gain an easy victory over
Morrison, and so sending Carlisle to the bone
yard. tell you, sir, we are sold out, and you
will live to see IT,"
This appeared in Yesterdays Herald, as
having the authority Of Mr.. Watterson. In
this mornings Haald Mr.. Morrison is
heard from, and he says that the Watterson
story is incorrect
~ did says Mr.. Morrison, "have some
conversation with llr. WattGrsou about the
message alter IL appeared. Mr.. Watterson
claimed that the tarih part of the message was
satisfactory to him as n tariff reformer. 1
said II was lot SO to me- and that the Presi
dent was thought, surrounded and inHu-
enced on this matter b. people and interests
not such us would lead him to what | believe
to be correct conclusions on taria reform. But
10 charge the President or the Administration
or anybody connected with it or any one of
the gentlemen named with corrupt motives
never did. Nor did | in the conversation
with Mr. Watterson think CT speak OF Mr.
Randall In connection with the Presidency"
TUE Senate Special Committee on Inter
state Commerce. of which Mr. CulIom IL
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

EhECTU3C lights ia oar Dining
~ rooms, and turkey aud cranberry sauce;
apple pudding and brandy ysnuce; all, and moro
Eygua. ~
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

M LIE. VICTORIA DEMONG cot,
lfi the superior ladies' hair cutter, can be
found at her mothers human hair and per-
mmcry store, vOG st, opposite Masonic Tenn
nlp,
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

N--=F-T TIE HOME GYMNASIUM AND
49, Muscle Beater represent the treat
ment of swedish movement In all its details,
and enable Il person to take daily treatment
at home for whatever purpose II may be re-
Quired Go and sec the inventor.
JOHN l.. RUEBSAM,
Oh II Sc n ".
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

w EATHER strips Furnished and
Nv applied by w g Hoffman, 112 x ~ Q.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17
EOR sALE...LOTs.

L'OR -LOTS-EIegnnt building
IT lot ON 9th 1t, near T. Capitol II; aad Others
brlc on btb ~ egsf egsy ferms ghou bny Wa at
81 nc,
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

w AETEU-To Buy the Following
w second hand houks; "C3x ON Prlc-
ticc' Adams Equity" and "Boone on Cor.
loratoaa," Address, ut once, WIN, II, Johl-
son, tii 9Th gtnc.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

A ZIG OFFER-To Introduce Them
N we will GIVE AWAY 1000 Self-Operat
ing Washing Machines. Ifyou want one send
us your name, P.O. and express office ut once
The National Co.. % Day sc, N. Y.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-17

Vacant property in all sections of the city
and suburbs.
Several houses for rent, furnished and un-
furnished.
Money to loan on real estate security.
Large loans specially,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-11
THE COCOA NUT MIXED.

4 Wichita correspondent of the
st. Louis Globe Democrat don't seem
to take kindly 10 the EAGLES Mr.
Young or to his ideas OF the Oklaho-
ma country. But we don't see why
the boomers need kick. Ii the coun-
try is as good Is they represent and
they are not going down there purely
as matter OF speculation, then
Young's colony STAYING out gives the
boomers just that much more of agrab.
As we have said all along It i the
money the boomers expect To make
out of deluded Settlers and not money
they expect to make out of cul'ivating
the soil. which makes the leaders 50
anxious 10 force lodyment.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-11
a FOOL BILL.

About the biggest farce yet intro
duced during the present session OF
the legislature is a bill providing for
or amending the law governing cities
of the first class. Among other
things il makes il the duty of the gov
ernor to appoint three police commits
sioners at a salary of 800 each and a
secretary Al $500, who shall select a
police judge with a salary at 81 800.
Before organizing under such fool
bill and its attendant expense il would
be wisdom for city like Wichita,
which has the requisite population for
a city of the first class to resort to a
simple township organization or gov
ernmeut
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-11
MORE OF CLICKS ADMINiSTRA-
TON

Oiathc Miro -t,azaitc: \ sub
committee on charitable. institutions.
escorted bl the c5airmon. senator
Sh. an OF tn'> county, ami parts # tia.
committees WAYS and mcans and
educational in~'ijutio5> visited the in
sIiruiiun for { e education of the deaf
aud dumb las, saturday They made
Il thorough examination OF the addi-
lion built last summer. and were not
at all pleased with it, Tho brick work
is said To be poor. and the wood work
"devili>h swindlr" The stairway
is so narrow that in case of a contla-
grafton it will be impossible to get the
inmates out without considerable loss
of life Their report will be something
OF surprise, not only to the people Of
Olathe. but of the whole state. for TIE
work was inspected by the trustees
and pronounced good
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-11
A NEW CONSTITUTION

The Wichita EAGLE comes out
strongly in favor of constitutional
convention in a late issue. In an artl-
Gle on "BourboniSm" lie denounces
the spirit shown by many prohibition
lists in opposing constitutional con-
vcntion After some study of the
question we must agree with Mr..
Murdoch in the need under the cir
cumstances of the convention, while
we cannot agree with his denuncla-
ton, which almost amounts 10 n
TRADE, of the people, who in all hon
estv believe that such convention
would be against prohibition. and who
have a right to such an opinion and a
right to express il. There are other
parts of the constitution that need re-
vision and cycrhluling, and II
needs general cleaning and
wedding out and constitutional
convention would in all probability be
Beneficial to the constitution aud we
do not believe il would hurt the pro-
hibition cause any, for when they re-
yised the constitution, they could not
ignore the amendment nor could they
do away with it. even If anyone would
wish 10 do 20, and in our opinion II
would be embodied in The constliu-
ton Prohibition i right, and will
triumph. The more the question Is
discussed the more we see the need of
such a convention. and we believe i;
would bc beneficial, instead OF detri-
mental, TO prohibition, still we are
willing TO concede that people may toe
opposed to "A constitutional convcn-
ton. through honest and well mean
ing motives ana not through a spirit
af ,raul,i.un Nrnl.>ha i,pui-tnr
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-11

THE WAY IT'S DONE.
This is the way the average legisla

This is the way the average legisia-
tor puts his foot into it. Having been
introduced TO some one-idcacd pro-
fessor who is all smiles and obScquloua-
ness ne is f;rs, treated 10 Il dose OF
taffy. He is then told what great
state Kansas Is, how she has oufgroWn
all her swadling clothes, but how,
with all her power and wealth, her
great natural resources. her intelligent
men. her schools, railroads and grow
inc industries, she il looked upon with
a plying eye by progressive men o. IN
telligence everywhere. From this the
snoozing pr otessor viii branch out a
to his own particular line 10 7ho"
how vast the unutilized resources ana
how simple il i to talk of being 4 real
" great state until his hobby Is gwen
that attention which it 80 abundan'lN
merits. With little more tally and
a smile that would melt oiemer-
garine. the oue-ideaed crank moves
of. The next day or 50 that
member is up under the head OF
Introduction OF bills with The PROPOSE
ton to create the office of state bug
catcher. or state sucker-breedrr, on
state dog-frnnel-srneiler, or state CO.
doctor. or state graycl-selecior, CT
some commissioner, secretary or
board of some sort. There are now
proI o-irious before the present lcgi>ia-
iure. in the IN pe ot b.lis, creating al
tnge'hcr upward of quarter OF q
hun lred OF pl ICES, for not one OF
which III. re i any particular call and
not of which the people with make
any complaint if not provided. Upon
the other hand. if the present lcglsla
ture goes on and creates these offices
and various commissiOnerships secre-
faries and boards, they, and not only
they, bnt the Republican party OF Kan
sas and its administration, will hear
from IT,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-11

Julius Henri Brown. Don Piatt and
Robert Bur,leiie. all notable Journal
ISIS who have retired n public writers,
have lately appeared in articles ais
couraging Young men of talent against
W.T. ting a. pr tes>i"n. - bring the
harde>r. the least requiring, the most
discouraging and tie most iorlorn OF
allte err frS~ ouS