The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-04-03
TIM question is, which can hold out
the longest, the strikers OF the en-
ployerl Time will tell.


quet each Thursday to a platoon of Con-
gress, Senators and Members. At these
dinners political subjects are never touch
ed upon, but there is a great deal of joY-
ial, entertaining conversation. Political
friends end foes are mixed up indiscrm-
inately, and the President, is enabled to
become better acquainted with men
whom he needs to know
Mr.. Cleveland took a day "oT" last
week, and joined some Albany friends
at Magnolia, Md. His absence was criti-
cised little on account of the illness of
Secretary Manning. Others said the
President was quite right in taking some
recreation. If the Secretary of the
Treasury had done likewise he might
have escaped his present prostration
from hard work and no exercise.
1t is thought here that Mr.. Manning
will never again resume his duties as
head of the Treasury Department. The
strain has been to great for him, and he
will scarcely dare to return to his post.
A fatality seems to Turk over the Treas
ury. For twenty years Secretaries, one
after another, have fallen sick, whether
from their onerous duties, the unsanitary
condition of the building, or its proximi-
ty to the Potomac Flats.
1pe nam feature OF interest on the
social calendar of this week is the Mi
Oareme at Mrs. Whitney's on Thursday
evening 1t is for the benefit of the
News-poys Lodging House. This will
De the hrst large reassembling of the
gay world since Lent began. Mrs.
ie-'e'9 10 Deau'iiui no'iso ioi
n,,sio 80 tho IN 49, .l piies sne suppei anu
,sos g.. - - 80 -s'ePS' "a" 70
oro NOV, ,s,oni,s, g. '.'''su -ne AUS
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thot ,I,a - -, NV ~ i re' ~ '~ M, -
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those for tbe Garfield uosnitol ontortoin,
ment IN he held at the Chinese 7 e,otior
are sold at 81 each while tho Koyr,oss
tickets will cost 81 "a and 80
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sys- the cue attacheog would wear =, {,
con ~ =, .-.aalIsa, II :
oiu oiiu Nioiiuinen's ne nus ''9''eu
man ,''ii 'ne in'Joii'y u ."oso p0isviis
"no nave Oeeii uopeiiue'V uion 0'".i
peoples eyes anu oii 'i'eir seiise Vi 'ouon
ne can uescripe .ne ioeNy ou,iines anu
nnou.a,nous ueOii',s'es 81 '"o '7,'i ,,
anu Vi 'ne isooNy mountains, anu ,"e
,,,;t,, go o,,d ,,;,,or oon,I,;nod iii
,, .s ~, o,,a1od a,an ~, ur,a &c
- III, no.o;, Iii s;oht
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MS lirs' invocation IN 'is iiouse 'n'.'
attracted ho.iee was vigorous ueiiuiioi-
a'ion Oh s'ocN sainO'ins' NeA' inoihiis
ne uenounceu pioou anu poinP IN "
striking way speaking u .ne i"Uie u
Dioou-Norinan' Uueiph anu uipeiiine'
lhen ne cast MS previous u''e'"iioes III
TO the shade by referring 10 tne present
labor troubles IN such manner as 10
call iorth from Representative 'he re.
marx 'h"' 1t WINS an iiicehuiary speeon'
DIR. Milburn, on hearing this, said he
had no desire to make speeches before
Congress, that he was more conservative
than incendiary. He believed, however
that prayer was statement OF our needs