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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
1zyriter in the New York Ev an
renst Discusses Economics
Inielligently.
IA rucidly Exposes anOld Fallacy
About Duties and
Prices.
calico. Cotton and Nails Used for
Purposes of Explanation
A Strong Letter.

Ne extract the following from letter
IS n Chamberlain, of Toledo, in the
Nav York Evangelist of January 70, 1t
:, a Good sign to see our religious press
VINO space to industrial matters, and we
sra dad TO note further that the matter is
Of the right sort
"It is claimed by some economists that
ubateyer import duty is laid upon an
srrirIe or class Of articles, the cost of such
article is enhanced to the consumer 10y
;rst That much. Let rs consider yard of
sslieo find Ga yards of common calico
yrsigb n pound. | turn to the New York
Journal Of Commerce and see cotton quot
eds TO II cents average, say, 91a Then
fbe cost Of the cotton IN a yard OF tins cali
40 is about a cent and half To this add
freight to the factory, preparation for
spinning, the spinning, weaving, print
ing. finishing, packing, iobbers commits
sions. freis hts. and retailers profits, and
fbe goods are retaiied here in Toledo at
cents A yard, and 81 cents a yard pays all
these changes. On this class Of goods the
DUTY is cents cents the square yard.
Now let us try yard OF unbleached
cotton a yard'square find upon trial a
ward of this Goods weighs seven ounces;
The cotton az s cents Il pound costs 313
cents. Here again comes lot of expense
ending with its delivery to the retailers,
who retail it here at cents yard-a
margin of 215 cents covering all expenses.
The duty on these goods is 21a cents
Next let us try a keg of nails. | find
that il costs in the Michigan iron region
about $l4 to produce a ton of pig iron.
,.g, fi,4- ,,fr
into bar iron the loss is about IL per cent.
Thus it appears that the cost of material
in 100 pounds Of nails at the pig iron fur
nace is about 81 cents; l0d nails are sold
here at S205 a key; spikes and large nails
at lower figures. Here, now, is margin
Ofsl2 out Of which TO pay freight, fuel,
labor. rolling mill charges keg, commits
sions and retailers profits. The duty on
these nails is Slit was SIPS,
Now let us consider a key of lOd wire
nails. and the cost of raw material is the
faue. These nails are sold here at s2.75
keq Of 100 pounds; the duty 81 it was
S. Now, shall we be told that, but foI
these duties. we should buy the calico at
al Is cent q ward, one-third the cost of the
raw cotton: the unbeached goods at 81
cents. the cost of cotton, the l0d cut nails
at q cents 81 key the 10j wire nails at rs
cents. or Q cents less than the cost of The
pig iron?
The government must have revenue, and
submit whether The present tariff law
Mckinley bill-does not embody more Of
the pucipe of voluntary contribution.
than any revenue system that has ever
been devised, inasmuch as nobody is com
PEELED to contribute who does not chose tc
DO So
ION the other hand, if anybody chvses
toinduige in costly wines and fragrant
to5accos silks, Iaces, jewelry and other
costly fabrics of foreign production, let
him dance if he will and pay the piper
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
MONTGOMERY FOR JUDGE
The Republicans of Michigan Hold state
Convention

JACKSON Mich, Feb. "a. The republi,
can state convention today nominated
Judge r. NJ. Montgomery, of Grand Rap
ids. for the supreme bench. Peter N.
Cook Of Corunna, and Henry How
ard, of Port Huron. were
nominated for regents Of the state
university. The platform fayors pure
ballots. endorses the elections bill, and the
Mckinley bill. 1t favors the purchase by
the government Of the entire silver pro.
duct Of the United States The use Of
silver coin or silver certificates or the fall
Iegal tender therefor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
METEOR IN MAINE.
q Bursts with a loud Report and
Scatter~ t'rnt saents la An Directions.

MADISON, Mamo. Feb 2i.--At about
4;la O'Clock yesterday morning a large
meteor about TIE size Of full moon was
observed IA the sky It burst with a loud
report over Madison village blazing frag.
meuts scattering in every direction.
Hoses wofc shaken as though by an
enrth quake, mud hundreds OF people were
aNasvued from ,'oep 10y he cones siou,
which rover Grated fer SOME moments,
sounding Ike heavy folling thunder, while
the shooting particles seemed like so many
flashes OF lightning
Augusta Mamo, Fob - AT 8 .6S a.
IN yesterday SLY was Tighten uP with
dazzling briIiaue,, al h rs was meyer be-
forosc n in this State Those awake saw
huge ball of fire fall fiom tho sky and
burst when rear the earth. Tho glare was
visible an over the State. No noise was
hoard except ia Somerset county whore
the people heuid a rambling n Of an earth
quake, aud the more supersttious thought
the world had come 10 IN end. II Is
thought that the meteo which must have
boon Of mus a size, fell about twenty
nye miles northwest OF Madison Search.
ing parties have been sent out.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
RECIPROCITY WITH BRAZIL.

New Arrangement Gives the United States
a7 Immediate and Important Ad-
vantage
be president has reason to be gratifed
g The early accomplishment Of the i'm
iartant Brazilian treaty and its cordial APP
w17u BIZ the people Of the this country.
lEen d hostile press has not discovered
e dals for assauing it. except by insinu-
1as concerning the motives Of both the
PARTIES To it, or by paltry lies about it.
l-e language Of tire proclamation is as
.a.oas.
uEREAs, Pursuant to.section 6 Of the
't congress approved October l, 1890.
f.sd An aes to reduce the revenue
4ia.ize duties ~ imports, ami for
purposes. TIE scrrtlry of state az
tea States 1f Amerna communicate
ne government 81 the United States
gr inc action ef the congress IF the
states Of America with a view 70
reciprocal trade, III declaring The
enumerated Ia aid section B TO
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
IMPORTANT DECISION.
The Missouri Supreme Court Declines
tic PoNvcr. of FoMtlcaI Committees.

ST. Loris, Mo, Feb 24.-1he State
Supreme Court 10 session at Jefferson City
has rendered decision ia the case Of ex
rel O'Malley vs.. tho secretary OF
State, which firmly establishes the au-
thority OF tho State central committee
Of either political rarity 10 in
terforo arbitrate and adjust politi
cal differences within party.
This was a proco ding which grew cut Of
Patrick O Maley's resistance 70 the order
Of The State committee calling new prima.
res aud new convention in the Sixth
Congressioua Di .trict last fall The
opinion was render by Judge Sherwood.
The court denies The reremptory writ,
aud holds that central ,ommittees of 20
litieal parties have the light TO arbitrats
and settle differences between candi iates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
nINErY-NiNE YEARS OLD.
eIrs. Elizabeth Powell sad sixteen
Chndren ADD gscr Wlnd - Clear.

WuuNG oE, i.ei,, Fob o. Mrs Eliza
beth Powell lioaineni mombcrof Had
icl Methodist hu,ch lohiatcd her ggth
birthday yestoriuy Wiyhstanding her
bic wu b and y,AIu for more TO 10 She
attends church regularly and rain does
10. drtcr her. Sbe was born in Mon
mouth Monmou hshue England, and was
married al tro ago OF to an English
So man. now dead Sixteen children
were horn to hr seven Il whom arc liv-
ing SEE ha. thirty Grandchildren and
sis great grand ij go. The mind Of
Mrs Powell Z as cleo rs ever an1 she In
terests herself ia all tho important topics
OF the day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
FARMERs AND FLAX.
New Industry Opened mp TO Benefit all
Glasses.


Glasses.
The protection afforded by the McKin-
ley bill has stimulated the interest felt in
promoting the linen manufacturing in this
country to considerable extent. he in
terest in the matter is not confined to dis
cushion and mere talk, but has assumed
tangible shape in the organization, at Min
neap0lis OF a company backed by men OF
strong financial standing, and who are
convinced OF the practicability and money
making capabilities of linen mill which
Shall use the flax fiber grown In large
Quantities i'm the northwest and by far the
greater part If which has hitherto been al
lowed TO go 10 waste the fax seed being
'ae only part Of the crop harvested, and the
fiber being burned.
That this flax fiber can be utilizing to
IN advantage in linen manufacturing
seem, to be evident, for it is stated that
Mr. Livingstone, a member Of the Canad-
Ma parliament, from Barden, has raised
and sold many tons of this fiber to be used
by eastern manufacturers, and a con
siderable quantity was also sold for ship.
mut abroad
One important faature Of the prepara-
tlu of this flax tow, or fiber, is the dagum-
ming. and the treatment we imagine is
somewhat imilar to that which the de3ori-
gated umie fiber must undergo before it Is
Ia proper state for manufacturers use.
If the Minneapolis Linen company de
unsJrates by its success that this flax tow
ean be manufactured into saieable goods at
profit land we see no reason why it can
NOT do SOY a new field Of manufacturing
industry has opened up for this section of
@a country, and not only will manuiactur-
5r profit by it, bat the farmers through
el, a'I Minnesota and Dakota, where it y
.sla that six times the total flax acreage
Of Ireland Is laid down, will lie direct
gamers from the profitable sale Of that por-
Yen IT the product which has hitherto
'-aH AN expense rather than source OF in
como
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
SENATOR SHERMAN TO RETIRE.
The Ohio Senator TO leave Public Life
at the End of EEis Present FERN.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 34,-Senator John
Sherman, of Ohio has announced his in
tention Of retiring from public life at the
close of his presant torn. He hus made
this declaration repeatedly OF late to his
Ohio friends, and by these gentlemen no
doubt is expressed as TO the sincerity Of
Mr. sherman utterauce, The announce
lneut however, is moro significant in view
of Senator Shermons prominence
ia Che past as "A Presidential candidate,
His purpose ia retiring to private life
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28

LoNpoS, Feb. 24--It Is authortatively
ann unced that William Humble Ward,
the youthful Earl of Dudley, is about to
sell the family mines, ronworks, etc, TO
joint stock company, and sever his con-
nection with the commercial world. 1t is
also stated that his Lordship win marry
enc az the daughters of the FRINGE of
Wales although his Royal Highness has
hithrrt opposed the match on account OF
the young noblchSus eccentric habits.
Lord pudley's income is now stated at
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
IIIs Terribl, Deati,.

CmcAoo, Feb. "a An aged man with
snow white hair WINS run down aud killed
by "a train on the Northwestern rood Mt
tho intersection Of Oakley avenue aud
Kinue street. His body was terribly
mutilatod being cut 30 two and dragged
along tho trnch When brought to the
morgue he wa, identified rs John o Hal
lurau lie was sa JeArs old. and came
from Ireland 90 Cana a i'm ", and soon
afterward 10 the nited States.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
BIsMARK AND PROTECTION,
How the Famous Diplomat was weaned
from Free Trade.

Recently Prince Bismark received a de-
mutation from the manufacturing town Of
Dortmund. which came to present to the
prince the freedom Of their city. The ex-
chancellor thanked the deputation for the
high honor they had done him, and,
among other things, said Up to the
seventies ! was, by conviction, an adterent
of free trade, and, so to speak, born and
bred in it. Until the year 1870 ! was so
much occupied by foreign affairs that |
was not able 10 devote myself with
energy to economic questions. After 1870
foreign affairs became quieter, and, when
in the course of time saw one blast
furnace after another being put out
and the national Industry retrograding
more and more, became convinced that
some change was necessary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
WILL ADJUST ALL GRIEVANCES.


KANSAS tuY Mo, Feb o. Tho
brotherhood n Railway Conductors hold
an Important secret meeting ycster 'ay.
A general grievance committee for uH Of
the Missouri allie lines ia the South vest
was formed IL was composed Of the fol-
lowing conductors Chairman y. b. LAY.
S. N. Goddud W. f. Miller, G II. Iignt,
and y n. yowner The commit is
empowered 10 ADJUST al grievances q the
men on the Southwestern Missouri Pacific
system IL a. similar 10 the organization
on be Santa ne an will prove "A facto Ia
All difficulties between TIE men and man
aysupnt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. 23--ln the YAH
trial yesterday strong egi1eace for the
defendant was introduced. Hillary Haden
testified that few hours after The sEoot-
ing be bad heard MnAtee Mrs. Neil's
uncle. and Who was present when the
fatal shot Ras fired say that IL vas an
accident and TINT he iMcAtael would
stand between Vail and the law
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
THE roKAR RATTLE DESCRIBED
osm Digna Executes Number of
Shoiks, Because of Trenchery

SAuKIM, Feb. "a. Further particulars
about the battle at Tokar are Just received.
When the forces approached each other,
strenuous efforts were made 10y both to
secure shelter behind rome houses just be-
You'd the lines A company of Egyptians
after the race with a large body of deryish-
ers seized some ruins anc poured FIRE on the
enemy, killing over 100 OF them The
enemy then extended the lines, on flank.
ing tie Egyptians and party u horsemen
led by Osman Digna threatened the rear
where the transports was place. The Egypt
ians made brave stand and though the
situation was critical for time, they sue
ceeded in reptIlng the enemy with severe
loss. AZ the height Of the fight the trans
port OF cames and mules stampeled and
the deryishes got among them, The
Egyptian cavalry made a fierce charge and
succeeded in driving back the enemy,
They followed the derylshes but the latter
fed precipltateIy. On reaching Osman
Digna $ second position, the Egyptians
found in the valley an Arab village, the
inhabitants Of which poured out and
begged pardon a number Of bodies OF
Sheiks were found, Osman Digna having
executed them for suspected treaehery.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28

p MoSrnEAL, Cue, Feb 21-Pre.ideut
Van Home of The Canadian Pacific has
come out with long Article In which no
scores tho United Sat for the manner
in which tho Canadian roads have been
treated By tho American Congress He
deuUunces unrestricted re proclty and IN
dorses tho G. useryatige p1uy. The arti-
Gle created a great sensation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28

The FLOOD In Virginia - Abating' some
A''

WHEELING. W. Va Feb 0.-Ihe
,.;yer Il falling here very rapidly. The
scpne in the flooded districts is one p de5,-
orafiun and rlia. There i mncn
suffering among the poorer
classes. At parkefsburg and points
between Wheeling and that place, the
situation + very Encouraging.
At ParKcrsburg the water is still rising.
Tbe damage can fl be estimated, but i A.
enormous and the suffering Is great.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
GEN. LAwLER DEAD.


PPArRGE DU CHEN, Wis. Feb 2l,-
Gen. John Lawler died this moraing ffom
the effects of a paraytic stroke several
days ago. lie was one Of the leading citl-
gems of this part Of the state, and owhom
Prairie du Chen is indebted to a great
share of its prosperity Gen, Law
Ter was born in Ireland in 1882 and
emigratea to America with his
parents while quite young, settling in the
State Of New York When he reached
manhood he entered the employ Of rail
road company and in 1855 married and
came to Wisconsin He came to this
place in 1857 as station agent for the
Milwaukee & Prairie du Chien Railroad
company, ecame in later years director
in the road which became part OF the
st. Paul system
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
ANOTHER ooBgLED IN.
standard OIL Buys the Geysor Com
many for sl.GOO,OOO.

LINZ. Ohio. Feb "a emo Of the most
20 ss.cat aud aggressive opponents Of the
S andu-d il company in the hio field
has been tbe Gc}s ser iL company. 30
vnluat 10 were It's ho dngs and utract
that Tie tgn arl tried 20 secure them.
But tie pri d AS cd WIS roo high Recent
~ tie Standard secured souif J Of nine
szseguth D the sock aud the N uor.ty
fra ~ agree Ell 70 sell out Tue um paid
81 tated "a cool autho.itJ To 10 al00O,-
600
a bfI pas. iai AZ for uniform tex looks
81 the pal is eh3o an prohibiting
,naag t ems taau on ~ Use yours
his ic d ia gi0 81 IA tie iiAnsss Logic
lalure
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
The MklNLEY TARIFF LAW.
fudge UIodagu AHsrms she Decision
OF che Court oT Appraisers.

u tht NrNff o' APpr1tAof~s
CmJhoo, Feb 23.-ludge Blodgett has
decided the case OF MorshaH Field a Co.
against John NJ. Cla,6, collector Of Gus
tolus, involving the validity OF
the Mckinley bill He says.
'lhe best disposition tho court can
mako of the meJtcr is TO affirm the decis.
ION of the appraisers at New Work and al
.ow the case Z & dire tiy Go the supreme
court IWilNoy however, that the court
was much impressed with the chain OF
reason advanced by the appellant,
and it might be aim ult for tho
argument 60 be met 10y the other idle.
! oweyor, the Nj Nmlcy hill has re ONE
thc ol atInP mechanism 10y which the
Goyc nmcut collects IFS duties aud an adj
verse dcci sion Va this case might seriously
disarrange tho existing arrangement Of
thi, service There should be finding Of
"a, Is that tins court found the case Of
sufficient Importance 20 warrant an appeal
20 the supreme Court
An appeal will be prayed at once.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
r1Gur1NG IN soUTn AMERIcA.
The Cruiser San Francisco viii be Ordered
20 The scene

New York, heb. "a The Pensacola
arrived at Talcuhan the 20th and Admiral
McCann reports fighting at lququie. The
rest Of the country is tranquil IL IS re-
ported that the cruiser San Francisco VIII
be ordered to join the Pensacola and Bal
timore ia the CHILEAN waters
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28

IrqrlE Rock Ark, Feb 14.--Advices
from Carolit say that The wife Ct J.
W Jones Il wel-ta DO farmer u ing near
town. star for the village on horseback.
TIE animal she 70 became frightened
an ran away She was dragged half
milo and dashed 70 don.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
TMo soeLnII.l. nle IN oonrl.

HANnrna, Fob -, tragic incident
occurred IN the court hero Two Social
lists, Sigsmuud and Berenson, were or
dcred 10 nprcnu before tho magistrate TO
Hn5wrr charges Of blasphcmy preferred by
the public prosecutor Although suffering
summons mud while listening TO evidence
ngain Thorn they both flddony oSpired.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28

BosToY, Feb. PA crisis has arisen
in the affairs Of the commonwealth loan
and trust compa' : checks were not casfed
as presented today, and Vice President
Mason says the company voted to liqui-
laia The dalts
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28

WAsHrNGroy. Feb "A The following
combinations were made TODAY: Lieut..
Col. A. X. Arnold to be colonel Of cavalry
Geo. stoneman, lieutenant colonel ire
tired to be colonel Of infantry. Postmast-
Alex. Layertv. Ashland
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
D1NENsioNs OF a FLOOD.


SAN BEREAEDINo, Cal, Feb. "a Inc
present storm has assumed the dimenacn1
Of food. The waters are rising. rapidly
in the rivers and much damage IS done.
The railroad tracks are washed ont, bridges
carried away. and several houses along
LytIe creek are destroyed All the famil-
les between there and this city have moved
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
sENrENcED TO SING SING.


NEW YoRK. Feb. 24-Jas. Dougherty,
the insane lover Of Mary Anderson. who
shot and killed DR.. Lloyd, Of the Elatbush
insane asylum, was sentenced to Sing SING
prjsop for life.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
CoNFrEED TO HIS Room.
Senator Matthews Of Iliinos, WIN Not De
Out For a Pew Days.

URBAN. H., Feb "a Stte Senator
Matthews il suffering with brgncbia. fever
with teadeu y toward inilanimalory
rheumatism HIS physician torblds his
return to Springfield tomorrow but thinks
be may BE able to return in a few days
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
suoors nIs MornEn-IN.LAW
4 chicago Labofing Man Deals sum
marty with His Wife.

CHfcAGo. Feb a Tbs evening J0s
Hammer, a workiugman fatally snpt uia
wife and dangerously wounded nis mother
in-iaw. Hammer wife bad left hlh De-
cause oi cruelty.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28

New York Feb. 24.-Col. Richard F
Obeirne, colonel Of the DIST infantry. U
S. A.. lately in command at FL. Sheridan
died this morning. lie was east on a
leave Of absence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
Prairie Fire Raging.

Rocky FoRD, Colo, Feb PA prairie
FIRE was started by locomotive today and
tonight the country for several miles along
the Santa Fe road is in the flames.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28
o. AnlsrIc.n .tnois.

PANS. Feb. q banker in Pace
Boleldipu has abseonded. leaving deficit
OF $4,000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-28

toward opening the ports Of many other
tropical countries to our products and man
ufactures
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-06-27
A Literary Curiosity.


A veritable curiosity is the invitation
20 the annual dinner OF the Fortnightly
Shakespeare Club in New York on next
Tuesday. 1t reads this way:
Good friends, sweet friends Julius
Cesar, it's hot June Henry w.: (but)
there are sweet roses in the summer air
Loves Labor Lost, (which sweetly
recommends itself unto our gentle
senses Macbeth.
I'VE hold feast Midsummer Night.
It will be pastime passing excellent
Tanning of the Shrew). The beauty OF
the kingdom will be there Henry VIII.
Please grace us with your company
AIa"beth). You shall be welcome Per
iclei
II xcuses shall not be admitted
Henry w.; and so fail not our feast
Macbeth).
THAT you do love me I am nothing
jealous Julius Cesar); and so, l pray
YOU, come, sit down and do your best
Winters Tale).
I'VE know each other well (Troilus
and Cressida) Let's take the instant
by the foreward top (All's Well: frame
our minds to mirth and merriment,
which bars a thousand harms and
lengthens life Tanning of the Shrew)
We'll e'en) be red with mirth Win
ter's Tale), and fleet the time as care
lessly as they did in the golden time
las You Like It).
But wherefore waste l time to coun-
sci thee Two Gentlemen. Brief let
me be (Hamlet). If 'twere done. when
it's done it were well it were done
quickly (Macbeth).
Write it straight (As You Like III.
rare letter Twelfth Night (aye), a
fine volley of works and quickly shot on
(Cymbeline).
'ISay) 1t is near dinner time Two
Gentlemenl am as constant as the
northern star Midsummer Night and
will be there Two Genilemen
I'll drink the words you send and
thank you for your pains (Cymbeline).
when all is done (Macbeth) each
guest shall say Night hath been Etoo
brief (Troilus and CressidaD. am
yours forever Winters Tale. Adieu
till we meet (Cvmbeline).
ANNA RANDALL DIEHL,
president OF the Fertnightly Shak-
speare.
"Yet here's a postscript Twelfth
Night Open thy purse that the mon
ey (for the 6inner) may be at once de-
livered Two Gentlemen. Defer no
time; delays have dangerous ends
Henry VII. "a. r. d."