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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-30
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence of the Alexandria Gaaeste
WASHINGTON. D. O., Sept. 80. 1890.

Especial Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gaae.te]
WASHING Ton. D. O., Sept. 80. 1890.
The seat of Miller, the negro to whom the
seat Of Mr.. Elliott of South Carolina In the
House was recently given. is on the demo
cratic side of the chamber. and not next TO
those of Cheatham and Laogston, the Two
other members OF his race in the House, on
fhe rennblican side. HE desk was adorned
TODAY With large floral emblem.
Congressman Caruth of Kentucky will
leave here tomorrow for Richmond, We,
and will speak In Manchester tomorrow
night.
Tnere is some talk at the Capitol to-day
TO che effect that enough republican Sena-
tcrs may vote with their democratic COL
leagues to defeat the tariff bill, but there is
nothing in it. Three of four. Messrs. Pad
dock, Psttigsew, Plumb and Ingalls, will not
FAY bow they intend TO vote, but even if
they vote against it, there would be enough
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-30
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Ces,ioni, the Swiss radical who murdered
State Councillor Rossi has been arrested In
London.
According to reports from Barcelona and
other infected districts In Spain the cholera
is everywhere dying out.
Fire at Utica, N. Y, this morning de-
etroyed the Hotel Dlniels aud number OF
other buildings The loss is from 100000 TO
SIS 0OO.
Forest fires are doing great damage in
the Southern Hills, South Dakota. Great
damage has been done to timber about the
Eta tin mines.
Michael q. Brown, representing Lord
g. Taylor of New York, blew out his brains
at hotel in Reading, Pa, tc-day. He was
married ten days ago.
A meeting for the purpose OF expressing
sympathy with Portugal was held in Mad
rid Yesterday and was attended By four
thousand parsons.
James Devlrs. while inspecting a revolver
at Das Mones, Iowa, on Sunday, let the
weapon fall to the Hoor, when it exploded.
The ball entered bis brothers. wifs's breast,
causing death almost instantly.
A boiler exploded in the Tile Mill at
Dseesvllle, lad, yesterday, and one of the
workmen was horribly mang!ed, his head
being blown from his body. Osher en-
ployees were dangerously Injured.
The meeting of the American Institute OF
mining engineers, which Is associated With
the members of the international Congress
of iron and s.eel manufacturers now visit
Ing the United States, vas called to order
at New York this morning, Eckley B. Coke.
of D rifton. Pa, presided.
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4 ndifthez shall vote against

left TO pass it. And ifthey shall vote against
il. which is extremely doubtful. 1t is certain
hey will not do 80 unless they are assured
IL viii PASS without their support.
In the Senate this evening Mr.. Carlisle &C.
liyered one of the strongest low tarln
speeches ever heard ia that body. he III.
erally tore the Mckinley Adrich tariff Dill
to threads, and showed that it broke treaty
s,iou!etions, Ell d that it broke the Conslltu-
zion nv taxing all for the profit ola few. His
snsecb. though on an old subject, bristled
With new points, and was one OF the most
convinciug arguments ever listened to In the
Senate of the Uni;ed States.
In the Senate to-day MIR. Barbour istro-
Cue q q resolution that the Secretary of the
Treasury he directed to audit the accounts
ofG W E.len and Michael Sinner for work
Tor the District of Columbia, 70 as to show
what amount is still due the heirs OF the
estates of the deceased.
At two O'Clock this afternoon the impgef-
sion was general that the vote on the terih
bill would be taken this evening IN time for
the President to eign all the bills,eo that the
session could adj ourn 10 night.
The President has nominated Geo. 3
Rslcheller. OF New York, to be Minister res
ident and Copsa General TO Portugal.
The Raum so-caled investigation was con
tinued to-day but only fer the purpose OF :
fordipg an exCuse for refusing to make
report at this session of Congress. From
the frat 1t hes been known that MT
Sneaker Reed selected the committee FOL
the express purpose Of postponing report
until after the fall elections, ana thee puf.
pose has been attained. The PROOF IS 30
clear that the commissioner of pensions Is
guilty of bribery and corruption that every
body who has heard or read the testimony
is absolutely convinced of it, The minority
report OF the committee, sustaining the
charges against Rsum. hes been completed
but that of the mej ority will not be until
after the election, II ever.
The investigation Of Wheat, the postmaster o
the Hous, was also continued to-day. That IL
has run the ifticc for the especial profit OF him
sell arc son is SO plain that he will probably b
removed. He seems to 10 so certain of this tina HI.
it is reported he has determined to resiga IN or
| political life.
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W1NoNA. Miss. Jan. 10. 1891

lh. Wallace Lemy:
Dsar Sri feel tnat am in gratitude
bouad to tell you how the Microbe Killer
has benefited me. For several years pact
have been great sufferer f'on indigestion
and chronic Giarri &c. and general nervous
prosireton. After having taken two j1gs
OF Wm Radam's Microbe KlllerI 6nd my
self restored to health in my nerves and
digestion, and can eat vegetables without
suffering any trouble. most earnestly re.
commend it to all sufferers 10 that line es
the beat remedy | have ever found, and will
testify the same to any one who wishes to
hear more from ne, as have lived here In
this town ten years end have very extern
sive acquaintance. Hoping all may be
benefited by this truly wonderful remedy,
Iremain yours truly,
VIM, NJ. CoGHILL.
For sale by E s. Laadbester & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-30
MONETARY AND COM1gRCl8L

NEW YoKK. Sept. 30-The stock market VS.
moro quiet this morning, though there was a
large business done in the few leading stocks
The opening prices showed none OF the weakness
Of last evening, but some irregularity existed, and
the differences extended to u per cent either
wsy. The tone of the early trading, however, in
the absence of special bear pressure, was firm to
strong and material advances wero scored in a
few stocks, the highest prices were not fully
maintained fractional reaction taking pace
late in the hour but at IL O'CLOCK the market
while dull was firm at small fractions better than
the opening prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-30

DURING THE first session of the 51st Con-
gress nearly seventeen thousand bills we're
Introduced, OF which only few hundred
were passed, and of the latter a large pro-
pcr.ion were pepsion bills. An immense
and expensive bureau is maintained for the
purpose of determining the validity of pen
sion claims. and yet much Of the session Of
Congress is consumed 10 the consideration
of ains that have been rtjscted by thai
bu,eau. II Congress were wise 1t would
either make the decisions OF the pension bu-
reau fiaal, or else abolish that bureau and es-
tablsh courts for determining pension claims,
without appeal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-30
Flaws il the Enrolled Tariff Bill

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sspt so 1t is stated
that discrepancies have beea discovered be
tween the tariff bill as its was enrolled end
passed by The House and the conference re,
port. Just what these are,or how important
in substance, cannot be learned and it is question
as to wh,ther it will be necessary for the House
recall the bill for correction, or to attompt to
cure the defects by supplemental legislation.
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Sale of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad

Sale of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
Especial dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette.l
ROANOKE, Va, Sept. 39.-rhe Shenan-
dosh Vallsy r R. was sold to day 10 COM
olisncs With the DEGREES Of the court ct the
court house door. The sale was conducted
By judge Robertson, counsel for the plain
tiff, the Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, and A. Moor, :, special
commissioners. The fret bid vas 81 100 900
By Louis Fitzgerald, chairman OF the pn!-
chasing committee OF the first and general
mortgage bondhoders. Just IS 1t was about
TO be knocked down at this bid n. ]. Tubbs.
mercantile engineer Of this city, raised the
bid $4,000 This vas like bomo expIod-
ed and caused no little commotion
among the Norfolk and Western pei
ole who decided to try Tnbbs'
metal. Tubbs failed to comply with
the conditions oil the saie. al he was unable
to produce $50, O0O thu cash pssment re-
uuire6. TIE sale was reopened aud Mr..
Fitzgerald made the same bid as at frat, aad
the sale was closed, Mr.. F.z gerald giving e
certified check for SO 600. which was imme
diately deposited In the First National Bank.
No one knows who Tuobs was bidding for
and he is Supposed not 70 have a1y money
of bis oRn. Tubbs offered to put Up the re-
CURED amount By three o'clock, but this
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For sale by E. S. Leadoeater & Bro.
Is Consumption Durable ?

Read the following: Mr.. G. II. Morris, Newark,
Ark, says: Was down with Abscess of Lungs, and
friends and physicians pronounced me an Incura-
BILE Consumptiyo Began taking DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third
bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm.
1t is the finest medicine ever made.
Jesse Micdlewart, Decatur, Ohio. says clad il
not been for DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption l would have died of Lung Troubles
Was given up By doctors. Am now in best OF
heslth"
Free bottles at 6. Leadbeater & Bros drug
store Wholesale agents.. Regular sizes so cents
aud 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-30

IT SEEMS that Mr.. Armes. Assistant Z. s
Attorney for the District of Columbia, did
not know what he was talking about wheo
he told Col Sims, Last week, that nothing
more would be heard of the case of the civil
service commission against Newton and Yer
ser, Of the Old Dominion republican league
of Washington, for violating the civil service
law, by collecting money from federal offioe
holders t,r the republican campaign in Vir
ginia. as the grand jury of the District has
presented true bills ofindictmentag against both
the parties banned for the ofsnse specified.
That they should be found gaity goes with
out eayior, as one of them has written let
ter 10 which he 20; only acknowledges that
he cor mitted the ofsnse, but looks npon 1t
as feather ia his cap
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-30

TEE Young Democracy" of the old Ran
DALI district 10 Philadelphia, were not wise
men in their generation when they turned
down old Mr.. Vaux, the present democrat
ic congressman from thas district, and nom.-
mated Mr.. McAleer for bis place, Mr.. Nc
Aleer is 3 hustler, but hustlers are vastly
more effective with the boys" at primaries
and in ward meetings than. from the very
nature of tho case, they can be in Congress
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ATTEMPTED Regicide.

VIENNA. Sept. 3o.-A deliberate attempt
vas MADE upon thelives OF King Alexander
of Servle and bis father, ex-King Milan, at
Bslgrsde Sunday. The story that bomb
wss accidentally exploded under the roya'
carriage ia said to have been given to the
public. The young Kiog and his father, 1t
is assorted, were deliberately fred at by
some one in the crowd OF spectators.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-30

DEATH DErHRoNEp REAsoS.-John Keane,
master mechanic in an iron foundry, at Newark,
N. J rushed out Of his home maniac and killed
bimse,f in New York lodging house early yes
terday morning. week ago he had hve cnild.
rem. Diphtheria entered his home, and IN ee OF
them died between Friday and Saturday nights.
The other two sro iii and not expected 10 recover.
Eeane's grief dethronei his reason.
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RocK HILL. S. g. March q. 1890

DR. j. b johnson, Rock I'LL, s. g:
Dear Sir-I have been aIUost life long
sufferer from hereditary asthma, and after
trying oil known remedies from the patent
medicine catalogue. and great many ply
a;cisos, bad sImost given up when you
recommended the Microbs Killer. last De.
cember, and have not bad paroxysm
since. Wouldn'c take 500 600 for the good
it has done ne. Your truly,
JAMES A GILES.
For sale by e. S. Leadbe & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-30

SHOT AT Notwithstanding the festivities
attending wedding at Everviile, Luzsrne county,
Pa, yesterday, Frank Moraska entered with
shotgun, with which he knocked down the groom,
Joseph ia kovitz, and when he attempted to
shoot Jaskovitz somebody pushed the weapon
aside, snd James Ia Tardson received the load of
No. s brd.shot which had been Intended for
Jaskovitz, who had been Morssks's successful
rival ia love. Hawardson may die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-30

BALTIMORE, Sept 29-Hogs.-The Offering ar
scarcely more than equal to very fair demand
There are few grass ogs on the market, the quAl
ty generally averaging better than ios the last
few weeks past. Prices show TO variation OF ~
sequence from these of last week. Good Wc.tem
corn-fed hogs, to weigh 160a175 u.s. gross, 6Iss-
64,c. net; most fsles 6aic. net. Rough hogs
51ba6c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-30
A LEX A N DRIA. V A
TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 80.
EpoM 49, aecaunts. it seems that the

From ALL accounts, it seems that the
democratic congressional ampaign commit
tee under the craftsmanship of MIR. Flower
of New York, for whom some OF Virginia
6a,ecates TO the national democratic con-
yention OF ce voted zig by no means as effective
as the similar republican committee, unoer
The management OF exAssi5tant POSTMASTER
General C!arkson. What Mr.. Flower shou q
do in The short time now left him, would Do
m send able and active speakers to every
precinct in every close district In the coul-
frg.w who could, and would, intelligibiy ana
tas,efore efficiently, explain to the voters
thereof the iniquities and outrages OF Inc
republican Congress; Its partisanlsm' sec
,ioasIispo. ard ito legislation in favor OF the
rich and against the poor. 1t would ps the
yarisst nonsense to attempt to gain victo-
~ In the approaching fight by the purchase
Of yotere. for The republicans, by means Of
the tariff bill they have jlst passed, can
raise a hundred, for every one dollar the
da,nocrats c,uld obtain for that or any other
n,,Dose. There is yet plenty of tine, though
lone to lose. If Mr.. F.ower will only se'
eb,pt this matter OF once. The unjust ard
UNEQUAL burdens imposed upon the poor IN
order to profit the rich, by the new tariff
bill, are amply sufficient ofthemselves alone
ii explained in such plain language tna'
those who rua may read, to make every
poor man understand that his nteres:s lie
with the success of the democratic party
AID as there are hundred poor, to every
erich man, consequently sufficient, thai
is, if the former have good sense, to sweep
the country. Mr.. Flower ought to know al
THE, but as general rule, congressman are
not the most knowing people in the worio
The republicans can distance the democrats
every time with DOODLE" but with plain
talk and coramon sense the democrats should
beat the republicans all hollow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-30

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Sept. 29-Bcav,,
Zoe. per 100 lbs, lower; native st crs $3.35a5, 10
per 100 lbs; bulls and cows 'S2a2 10; Calvos
market shade finer; vesls S5aS per 100 lbs
gcassers 1925 3 Yves erts S3i3. 49, sheep and
Iambs-srecp steady; lambs weak and shade low
or sheep $4a5.25 per 100 lis lambs 50 75a7 %.
Hogs dull and lower at 81 2Ca5 per 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-30

as THE 3aus htsr OF the murdered densra'
Barrundia did not kill Minister Miner, the
real murderer of her father, the next best
thing that can be done with him is to re-
y1ke his commission and order him home at
once. His appoiatment only adds proof that
the diplomatic service OF this country should
be abolished at once. Whenever the State
Department leaves any matter to the dis
cretion Of en- American minister there Is
Almost invariably. come trouble about it !;
whereas when business is conducted by tele-
graph directly between the State Depart
ment aod the ofices OF foreign secretaries,
there is rarely any difficulty or unpleasant.
ness. There are many other ways by which
political partisans can be paid for their
work, than by sppoiptiog them ministers
to foreign countries. where they bring rdi
cu!e and disgrace upon their own.
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DIED.

On Tuesday, Sept. 80 h. 1879, ELIZABETH J.
JAMESON, widow Of Robert JAMESON, snd
daughter of the late Hugh Smith, of Al,xtnd ia
GE- Funcrsl from 1913 King street, Woinesday i,
Oct 1at, at u NJ Bait papers please copy.
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vas rsjacted. He says he will contest the
sale. His bio is generally considered SIS
bluff. As the Norfolk and Western people
hold majority of the bonds, the road now
passes into their hands. u ). ..
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Birchall. the Murderer

WoopsrocK, Ont, eept 3o-While Firchall
was Icing taken to Jail last night he said Here's
how-do.you do I've bal pretty tough lack all
through
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NEW YORK, Sept 3O.-Cotton quiet uplspds
10as; Orleans 10 . 10; futures barely steady
Flour dull. Wheat firm. Corn excited, actjvc
snd 3. higher. Pork quiet and steady vt Sll 80
al2 %. Lard quiet anu irm ct SIS S2i2
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DRY GOODS.
OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LoTHRoP, ]
CORNER / 1th and F STREETS N. W,
WASHINGTON D. G,
Tuesday, Sept. 80, 1890.

sa5r Open each evening IN
til 6 O'Clock.
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BALT1MoKE, Sept. 3o-Cotton firm; niddlng
1OA. Flour dull. Whest sOu.hern que, AID
easier Fulz 95a100 longberry 93a1O0; No .
96k steamer No. Pred 92ls; Western Il me-
No. , winter red spot and Sept 9o'l! Cc: So.
90 Dec 99aa1t0 o. Corn-southern f:m; whlJe
57a59 ; yellow 56A5S; Western steady mixed
spot and 5; Pt n 400; OCT 5asa54. year 81
ern and Penra 40.431a; do western white Il
A; do do mixed 41a42; Graded No. . white -
do do mixed AZ. Rye firm choice to fancy -
good to prime 71s73; Common TO fair 65a70
hay quiet; choice timothy S1la11 80. Pro.
visions active.
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GLOVEa-Wc have opened our fall In
portstion of Perinos Gloves. This an
nouncemsnt will, no doubt, be read with
considerable interest by many of orr pa
irons who have worn and still wear tlis
glove.
Ladies' 4-button Perinot Suede Cloves
in 1'sns, Browns, Grsy,, Modes, and
Black Price, $l.75 per pair.
Ladies button-length Mou3quetsire
Perinot Suede Gloves in all tie new fall
shades aud Black. P,ice, 50 % per pair.
(First floor
CARRIAGE SHADES new lot of
BLACK Satin Carriage Shades unlnod,
$175; lined, 50 and $3.50.
Black surah Silk Carriage shedes, lined,
$3.50.
Black Gros Grain Silk Carriage Shades.
lined So.
All the sbovo shadeJ have p ain and
carved ebor y handles.
First hoorl
INFANTS HANDMADE CLoTHING.
We have in our Infants Department
full lima of Hand made Clothing, in va
riety of styles aud at popular prices.
Infants Handmade Long Dress; s.
Infants Hand. made hort Dresses.
Infants II md made aad Embroidered
Flannel Skirts.
Infants Handmade Eainsook and
Linen Skirts.
Infants Northumberland Flannel
shawls.
Infants Hand-em broidered Flannel
Wrappers.
Infants Hsnd.embyoidsrod Flannel
Jacques.
Infants Hand. knit Bootees.
(secord Goor.)
LINENS-10O dcz Turkish Bath Tow
els good value. 12lac each; $40 per
dozan.
Bath Towels. 25c each So per dfzen.
$50 dozen 1888 inch Hnck Towels,
extra value. 12lac each; $3.50 per
90 dozen 2ox4o Euck Towels. zoe
each 50 % per dozen.
$50 dozen Gisss Doyli 8. so: peg
dozen.
Second noor)
MISSES AND CHILDREN'5 GOODS
/ line OF Misses Black Chevr0n Refer
Jacke's, double breasted and bone buttons.
Sizes II, IA, and 16 years - eSeh.
1 Line of Misses Fine Black Chevron
Blazer Jackets, Sizes II, IA and 16 years
81 so each.
i limo of Children's AMI Misses' Navy
and Green Beaver Cloth Jackets doublo
bre, tod and brass buttons.
sizi4. Price, s. 90
" :. g. 10
40. $50
@ ia :" 7 7.5S.
xG% Goods delivered in Alex
ndria.
WOODWARD g. LoTHR0P
CoRNER 18th AND F STREETS n. W,
WASHINGTON. D. G.
AJINTER OATS!
" WINTER OATS
400 bushels
RUST PROOF" WINTER OATS FOB Sc
For sale by
sep1e lot ". A. sMooT
bishops BIRD DAINTIES will keep you
} birds in good plumage, song and heath gen
Ais' 1oo fa'AE ERNEST L. ALLEN,
sngo5 Cor King and Pitt sts.
MONTH ppITaH Es-A very large assortment
| fine Tooth brushes Just received ~ mr.
ian17 AM A''' y
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BALTIMORE, Sep. So-virginis copsos 5
asked 1o-4Os =; do IS 6Sba.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Sept. 30-Flour Is
moving slowly. but millers show little disposition
to reduce prices, they claim scarcity OF Wheat
which the farmers unwilling to sell IT the
decline and are holding for higher figures. gses,
is easy, and the demsnd is only fairy active even
for the beat samples, with rage for all classes
of from 70 to %; no choice was otr.rei o.d,y
Corn is steady at 55s57. Rye 55a70. o3ts 49,.
A. Eggs 20a21. Butter 15a22. Potatoes s,d
produce of all kinds are wanted.
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NEWS OF TIE DAy.

One hundred thousand dollars worth of
whisky was destroyed By FIRE in Kentucky
| xalterdaY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-11
4 Life Sentence for Nothing.

The Ease Of James Gray Is strange
one. but ! have heard Of Others equally
remarkable" says Ii. A. Manners.
MANY years ago in IN eastern town
there lived two incl who were very in
innate friends. One day u OF them
disappeared. and a few weeks later a
badly decomposed body vas found
and identified as that Of the missing
man.
There was no clew to the murderer,
but after a few days the friend came
forward and confessed that lie had
committed the crime He was tried
and sentenced to the teniteutiary for
life. Twenty years later the man who
was supposed to have been murdered,
and who had been 10 California all
this time, returned to his old home and
inquired for his former companion. He
was told that lie WAS IN the peuiten-
tiary for the murder Of his friend. The
prisoner was soon after liberated, and,
Ia explanation Of his confession, stated
that he had brooded over the disap-
pearance If his companion until he
had become possessed with the idea
that he had killed him himself st
Louis Globe Democrat
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-11

The Lyndon "prrespondent Of The
Manchestur Cow or says he heard rath-
er an amusing spry the other day about
the bishop 81 ondon which has not,
he believes. appeared in print. When
DIR. Temple Lid the head mastership
of Rugby a 10y in the school came up
before him lor some breach Of disci.
pline. Fact seemed rather against the
boy, who WIS In imminent dangcr Of
being expelled He had n defense, but
being neither clear headed nor fluent in
the presence Of the head master he could
moi make il clear
He Therefore wrote home 10 his father
detailin- NJ length his position and his
explanation His father very wisely
thought the best thing he could DO was
IL send the boys letter rs il stood to
DIR Temps. merely asking him 10 over
look any falniliarityo o. expression APP
parently the father had not turned
over the page and seen his sons post,
script. for there DR.. Temple found the
following words. IF | could explain il
would he all right. for though Temple
is n beast he is n just beast The
bishop in telling the story is accus-
toned to sry II was the greatest CON,
plhneIt le has ever received in his
life.