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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-13

Plgzrlie-Oh. the English titles, you
know, are not ike the Continental oneA
They can't be bought.
Van Bullj0n-Caur, eh7 know u
cost me nearly half million 10 get one
for Matilda Jane.-Puck-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-13
Ncels Win the Championship.

Chicago. July Fin the tennis tour
nament today the Neel brother defeat
ed Ware and Scudder, 10; 6-S; ca. This
was the championship game and the
Neels viii play at Narragansett Pier
against the wianers of the eastern tour
ndment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-13
AFRAID OF THE REGULARS
Salvador Government Prefers to Trust Il
Indian Allies

San Salvador, July 12.-Arrests con-
tinue to be made daily in connection
with the recent conspiracy against
President Gutierrez. The garrison
here is under arms night and day since
July IA. The troops in the artillery
barracks have barricaded that build
ing and spiked all the cannons near,
and removed the ammunition to the in
terror of the barracks. The government
sent for 1000 Cojutepeque Indians, but
they have been defeated and dispersed
at Santa Tecla. The government Is
afraid to trust to the loyalty of the
regular troops. President Guerretiez
and his cabinet are constantly sur
rounded by a picked body guard.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-13
The Pursuif of uanniness-

When the Declaration of Independ-
ence asserted mans right TO this, it
enunciated an immortal truth. The bill
lious sufferer is on the road to happi-
ness when he begins TO take Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, the most eff
cacious regulator of the liver in exist
ence. Equal liable is it in chills.
and fever. con alton, dyspepsia, rheu
matism, kidney trouble and nervous
ness. Use it regularly, and not at odd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-13
Not ArilablA.

Great Statesman - How would you
like to be appointed minister plenipo-
Tertiary and envoy extraordinary to
some foreign country?
Henchman - No use It wouldn't
look dignified fer me ter be scrambl.n'
round a fureign country after Doodle.
I'd ruther stay here.-N. Y. Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-13
ST Louis {saces.

st. Louis, July 12-The event Of the
day at Fair association park was the
fifth race, handicap in which Linda
was the good thing" and LiSelg was
we'll backed at to 8 Liselg and Ale
mia May did the running and closed an
exciting finish. one two. Linda was
only a poor third. The dump OF the
day was in the fourth race. when Mer-
/. curry, a | to shot, heavily played. was
beaten by BTaZOs, at 5 to /, Mr.. Curry
was considered a sure winner and car
ried lot of money at oddS-on. In the
first race Guilty threw Jockey T.
Thonton. injurying him so badly that
he may die. In the second race Tubey-
willie was thrown from Judge Du Bose,
but not seriously injured. Track fast.
Summaries:
First raca-SiX furlongs. selling: Is
sic. 6 to 5, won: Charles =. to !. sec
ond; Hart Wallace, 10 to /, third. Time,
1:16.
Second-Four and a half furlongs.
selling: William Duke. Jr.. 10 3. won;
Surcingle. 80 10 /. second; y. 3. c., 60 10
7.third. Time, :56sa.
Third-SiX and half furlongs: s.
year-olds: Imp Star Ruby. s TO l. won:
Magnet. 6 TO 5. second; Nigor, 10 TO i.
third. Time, 1:21.
Fourth-Afle: Brazos, TO I. Won;
Mercury. 1 10 >. second; Viola knight,
90 to I. third. Time, 1:43A.
Fifth-Miie, handicap: Liselg, 6 10 5,
won: Amelia May. 10 l, second; Linda
10 g. third. Time. Az.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-13

Always increasing demand Is the
best evidence of appreciation OF the
merits OF the incompatible baking
powder, Prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-13

L is the mission 81 Hoods Sarsspa-
rilia 10 purify, yitallze and enrich the
blood
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-13
LIVE STOCK FIRM GOES UNDER
Campbell Com mission Company of Kansas
CIV IN Rc~~irers' Hands

Kansas City. July i2-The Campbell
Commission COMPANY. one u tas LAX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-13

AZ thou hast wanderings in the wilderness
and ind'st not Sinai It's thy soul j. poor
l I,IelA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-13

I A young and well-dressed woman en-
tered Charing Cross telegraph Office
the other day and wrote out a dispatch
10 be sent to Manchester. She read It
over, reflected for o moment and then
dropped il on the floor and wrote q
second. This she also threw away, but
was satisfied with the third and sent it
off. The three kilograms read:
First-Never let me hear from you
again!
/ Second-No one expects you to TO
turn!
Third-Come home, dearest-an u
forgiven!-Pearson'sW Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-13
Ahead Of TlRA

ats II true that you and George are
enPaged2-
NO. The report Is prsrnature.--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-13
Hard Times In rSras.

A stranger in Austin, Tex, stepped
into Nose Schaumburg's pawn-broker
shop. There was nobody in the shop
except Nose.
Stranger-The people here must be
well off; you don't seem to do much
business.
Mose-No, you vas away of. De res-
son nobody comes here no moro ish pc
cause dey has holdings moro ter soak,
don't yer seel-Texas SiftinQs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-13
san Francisco Races.

San francisco. July 1.-THE frs
race went 10 an outsider, the four 9TH
ers being won by favorites. 1nstallat-
or ran seven furlongs in 1:27. lowering
the California record. Summaries:
First race-Five furlongs. selling: s.
year-oldS: Little Bob, ; 10 l. won: Ike
L, . to :. second; Ledalia, II TO 5, third.
Time LOIS.
Secoad-Five furiongs. selling: .
year-olds: Don Cara. to 10. won; City
Girl, 9to l. second; Spry Lark, Is to !.
third. Time 1:0l.
Third-Seven furlonCs: Installator. !
10 ), won: Annette. 10 10 l. second
Charmion. Is TO l. third. Time 1:21
Fourth-SiN furlongs: handicap: Rer-
nardo, 20 ;, won; Duke Stevens. 20 70
], second; Roma, 10 ,, third Time
l:i42..
Fifth-AIile. selling: Remus. Is 10 3.
won; Road Runner. 10 to l. second
Jerome S, TO !. third. Time 1:il.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-13
The WEATHER.

a boon for inexperienced house.
keepers and a blessing to mankind, Is
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-13

American women praise the peerless
'n1other's help Or. Prices Baking
Isru-Hr~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-13
Oakley Races,

Cincinnati. July 12.-First choices and
non-favorites equally divided the hon
ors al Oakley today. Thorpe and Per
kins each rode two winners. Prince
Carl. the fayorite in the handicap, was
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Record Of T~mpers,ure.

Following Is the record OF temperature In
Wichita YESTERDAY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-31
ALL OVER a DRINK.
George strawling Assaults Jefier
son Irons on Receiving a
Refusal
SNYDER AND HAYES ESCAPE
wntery Grave by Being Picked up by tho
. Tug sretesr I'm the Chr,.t,aua t.rest.

a wntery Grave by Being Picked up by tho
: Tug sIeussr In the Chrlstiaua creek.
Paul Ryder was the first prisoner TO face
Judge Bail this morning. lie was found
by Oniusr Jamee Shields sittingsop chalr
on Front street last. night very DRUNK Ho
refuEod to no away and cursed the officer.
He was then given ride In the patrol
wagon.
Ryder and Charles Hayes were found
clinaing to tic bottom Of an upset row
boat yesterday afternoon at the mouth Of
the Chrlstiana by the tug Meteor. They
were rescued aud taken to this city. Ryder
was fined 81 aud costs.
janice Murray ives fined o. and costs
Tot drunkenness.
Dennis Sharperwas charged with assault
and battery on Howard d. Merosr who
depoeed that on Thursday he hal some
sharp words with Sharper over the pay.
ment OF debet Because he refused TO
pay the demand Sharper cursed him and
struck him while coming out of Turnge.
meinde Hall.
The trouble was that Mercer wanted to
pay Sharper less money than agreed TO
Tor playing at the dance.
witnesses were examined for both sides.
The trouble tooE place after the reception
was over. He was tined s5 and costs.
George Stawling, colored. pleaded
guilty to the charge OF assault and but
terry Oh Jefferson Irons.
On Thursday he wont into Devaiingers
saloon and asked for drink. He was re
fused unless he paid for IL. Yesterday he
wanted the same thing and kicked be-
cause he was refused trust. The bar
tender took club and ordered him out.
He refused, and bit Iruns OIL the arm. He
returned and cursed him and then he
was arrested. He was fined siO and
costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-31
DnA.rHs,

DEATHs.
CARLlSLE-0n August s9th, jane D. Cnrlis-
Heiaaves and friends f sqs asc asy: Ssy:,e1 oa,..na
her funeral from herlate residence. iass King
street, ON sunday. the LIST OF Septemb er al q
BrAudywine cemetery.
PoGUE-0n August 10Th. 1895. Will am
Pogue. aged a years.
Relatives and friends are invited to ATTEND
Linden street. on Sunday afternoon at 0
O'Clock, Services at the house. Inter mcnt
at Lombardy cemetery.
HERBERr-At New Cattle, Dei., on Aux. 90,
iseS William Herbert aged 1d years.
Relatives and friends are In vited 60 attend
tho funeral FROM his late residences. on Mon
day afternoon at $50 o'clock. Interment ut
the Mcthodist cemetery.
BOLEN-on Aug. 20, 1885. Maronrut. wife of
James Bolen. eyed IS years
Due notice OF funeral will be Civ OIL.
fhiiadeiphia papers please copy.
YEATMAN-on August %. 1895. George yeat-
man. In the 10th year OF bis age.
Relatives aud triends are respoctruiiy tn-
yitcd TO attend services at the residence OF
Spsman S,pn, IN fes,man saS No; sCi south ysnBuren
on the $50 a IN. p. W. & D. train. on Sunday
wite's mother from where he Will be buried
at Upland Cemetery. to ieayo the house al 0
y. m.
May he ever rest In peace.
HERnERT.-At New Castle. August ssth 1895
illlnm Herbert, aged 66 years
Relatives aud friends HrJ invited TO attend
the funeral from his late residence, on Mon
house.
SlMPERS-On the 9Oth Inst. Joseph t., son
OF Milton L.. and Cora j. Slmpors. aged /
year and "a days
Relatives and friends are requested to at
tehd the funeral services ut the residence of
his parents No. SIT A. ANS street, on sunday
TrlvAte.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-31
SOCIETY NOTES.

Rev Robert Watt. d. r.. and wife are
spending two weeks vacation In Snow
| Hill, Nd.
Mrs. Annie O. Davis Is visiting the
Misses Burns OF Havro De Grace.
Dr. Willard l.. Blaris, nephew OF chief
engineer Jas. A. Bond. of the water de.
| partment will sail from New York on
Wednesday. Sept. 1lth for three months
trip through Belgium. Holland. Germany
and LoDGon. On January LIST no goes on
duty as resident physlciaE at the German
! hospital, Philadelphia, for term OF two
years.
Mrs John T. Walker OF 2Ol Enst 8rd
street was called to Philadelphia to att end
The funeral OF a dear friend. She will re.
turn home coon.
sIrs.' Charles W. PoInsett has returned
home from Rehoboth.
Mr.. Leoridas l.. Pennington Ia very l
at Newport News where has been engage
| at work 10 the shipyard. His life 10 des-
paired Of
DR.. " L s. Murray accompanied by his
dauehter Margaret, is visiting Fsnwlois
Island,
Miss Mabel Hyrons and william Dutton
have returned home after an enjoyable
visit In Sassafras. Md.
Mrs Howard johnson OF Reed's wharf,
Va, Is visiting her parents of this city.
Miss Carrie Byron is snendIng several
weeks with relatives In Chesapsake City.
Miss Carrie johnson of aeorget own
will make our city her future home.
Mrs. L. J. Lingo and family who have
bt en- tentiDg at Rehoboth, returned home
| on Wednesday.
Mre. John A. Corroll Mrs. J. Cutwaltz
and Mrs, Edwin Quigley OF Linden street
have returned from n visit to Washing.
ington Park and Camden. N j.
Miss Maud Blake who has been visiting
frisnde In our city, returned 10 her home
in Chest or last evening,
Miss May Taylor of Philadelphia is Wis
itiDg friends In New Castle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-31
xocx1. o,,rs.

ameil boy narrowly escaped being
| stfHck by West NiEbth atfoet car on
Alarkot street above Fourth this mornine
}. r. Bnehananr OF Lewisviile rheslc-,
/ county, Pa. brought 10 this city u putaeo
weigLlng within two ounces cfs lbs
John Nessleiu the Vast Eighth street
sign arist has just furnished 10 the
hnights OF St. John and Malta two 10 foot
sireainors. which will decorate their car on
the exuurslon which goes to Harrisburg
on Monday, Sept ..
Tuesday next will be the last trip OF the
fishing boat Havana to the fishing
| grounds.
Owing 10 the recent drought the water
In the Delaware ct Delawaie City has q
very salty taste.
The shoe store stock of John Mcvey at
Front aud MARKET streets has been dis
posed of to Philadelphia parties.
Twenty tivo per cent. will. be added on
all State Licences after today.
| st. John'e Com nandsry. KnIghts Tom.
plar arrived hone.from Boston st.niRht.
Martin Kenney was injured yesterday
afternoon at the quarry OF the Brandy
wine Granite Company by a stone falling
on his foot.
Asbury Church pariors at 5 o'clock Sun.
day afternoon. Hf
II pays TO be good tallser. Sam Jones.
the evangelist received $500 for eleven
days camp meatlng talks in Baltimore
county, Nd, during August. Surely tho
gift OF CAB is often divine blessing.
| Fred Hoey and Edward Murphy were
! defeated at the shoot at Asbury Park N,
7. on Friday by Al. Twins and Bland Bal.
lard.
George Yeatman. who was run over BY
the care on the Delaware railroad Ia a
nephew Of Norman Yeatman OF our city.
Poor thIngl The Cecil Democrat publish
cd at Elkton has a bad attack OF the 'Nt.
gro-probla." Stop drinking In sure cure
for the malady.
The educational meeting In interest OF
State College for colored students has
been postponed to Wednesday evening,
Sept. IL.
Thomas B. Coursey of Kent County
says that the corn crop In his vicinity Is
cut short one-half Oh account OF the
drought and In some fields 1t Will be q
total failure. The crimson clover crop
will be total failure.
The Dovor base ball club have played
thirty games this season and lost but
four.
Row. W. L. S. Murray, wife and daugh.
ter. have returned from Eenwick'e Island.
to their home In Dover, and will I'LL the
puppy Vi hGbiSy Hzs SbulCt, OH kouh
day.
ME-. VIM. Day is Visiting friends at
Kembelvilie Pa. g
Miss Grace Farra is spending 10 weeks
with her sister Mrs. IL C. Rowland.
Colonel Daniel Ross. returned home on
Friday evening from his trip to Bostor.
He is we'll pleased with the display made
by the Knight Templars, and the honor
accorded the band from our little State.
One hundred girls are wanted at the
hosiery on Thirteenth street between
Poplsr and Lombard.
There will be q meeting OF the Board of
Directors Of the Y. w. @. A.. on Monday,
afternoon ut $50 O'Clock at their rooms,
No. S05 West street.
Rev. Jnliu Dodd OF Newport will
preach at Wesley NJ. E. Church on Sunday
morning, In the evening Rev. ]. NJ.
Dourherty. Rev. W. W. Sharp will go to
Rising Sun. Md. to preach for the Rev.
j. e. Bryan who is indispused.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-31
siosELEY IS oArrUHsD.
Now Castle Authorities Want Him For
nilsasmeanor- -cauuhs Ia Chester.

Chief Of Police McNuity Of South ohes.
Ter nad an exciting chase after O supposed
purloiner OF line bny horse aud notion
buggy, who drove through the borough
about tl.30 Thursday night, says khs
Ohestar Times. fne chief went down
Morton street to Second to queii the I'M
eeomlngiy exuoerance OF q trio OF coIored
sWains. who ware singing rather too.
loudly Tor that time Of night. AFTER he
had eucceedod In accom pllehlnr this
tEo enief conhnued down the street,
Wnon ne overlook man seated In buggy
VINO was evidently bewlldsred. lie asked
the chief to direct him toward Whining
ton, and as his manner was some what
epsplcious the CHIEF questioned him. He
stated that his name was Fred. Moseley,
taat ne was butcher and belonged at
The Chief suspectlng that something
Mae wrong rom the fact that resident
OF Moore. and a butcher at that should
20 unacQuainted with the way out OF
soutn Chester to the Wilmington pike.
directed him to drive straight down Soc.
ond street. hoping that the man would
70 Inquire the route and thus afford him
time to make an investigation upon his
own account he thereupon hastened TO
tne Thurlow station and telegraphed to
moore, ascerta:ning that no butcher by
un,I tno name OF Mosely resided there. The
70 ms assistance. hltohed up his owD team
and started In pursuit. OF the suspect.
They reached the Union Hotel AZ the
HOOK cross roads without meeting him.
Anu the Chief decided that his ruse had
worked and that he had headed the chase
on. Ho thereupon directed OfIlcsr Dow
ney TO drive around by the way of Train
or while he walked back on The pike. He
had not proceeded far when he met Nose.
ley VINO again stopped and asked Che
way 20 Wilmington. This time he stated
tnat ne belonged In the Delaware metrop.
OILS. The Chief entered the buggy and
took the reins, driving tho prisoner to the
porouxh lookup. He then telephoned to
Wilmington to parties whose names the
man gave him.
FINALLY tho police officials there, with
whom ne later communicated, Informed
me chief that from the description Moss.
10y was eYldently wanted at New Castle
Ior some misdemeanor committed there,
ana they Instructed tho chief to hold him
until onoiais from Delaware could come
nere 70 Identity him. The buggy which
Moseley had was filled with soIled linen,
old piankete.et eto.. and he had on his person
neerty 80 In money and a check for SfD
payable 10 Frederick Moseley and slgned
py person OF the same name. His purso
also contained number OF bills and
memorandum Of expenditures for r,drinks.
Captain Sweeney, U. s. A, San Diego.
Cal Gays. 'Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy ls the
first medicine 1 hnve ever found that
would do me any good"
Sold BY N. b. Danforth. Druxglss n u
Corner Second and Market stresssF &s@
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-31

the eouLtry came oil this morning on
MARKET street below Eighth. No other
damage vas sustained.
This Knight TemplRrs returned homej
from Boston lant eyon,ng greatly plsase(
with their trip. They certainly had a
royal time.
The Wilmington Kennel Club at moet.
iGE to be held next tuesday evening Will
pass resolutions against tle ordinances OF
City Council IN reference to the catching
uaG killing dogs us 1t now ls.
Mrs. David Bruce and Miss Mabel yer-.
non raturhed from ton days visit Friday
evening 10 iiackeasack, N, D.. Brooklyn
and Ocean Grove.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-31
PROPOSALS.
DELAWARE STATE HOS piTAL AT FARM.
HURST.

DAi"A" hoh % n AL Al FARM .
HURST.
sealel proposals will be received by the
trustees FOR the following supplies FOR the
and &c uber viz; groceries bread beef
vcal and mul Ton. dry goods mems clothing
shoes, croekery and drugs.
Uids Tor btof viii be oil fore and hind
quarters ont OF cattle we'll ratted and dress
ing not less than 500 pounds The kidney fat
to be excluded In the bid on hInd quarters.
Bids Tor veal to be hS whcle animal the
caiyes to bo well fatted and dressinE net 10 ss
than 90 po unds.
Bids for mutton to bo on fc r : quar- ters an d
on the whole animal. the sheep TO bs wa ii
fatted and dressing not less than 8b pounds
All supplies o be delivered NJ the hospfta
Tree oil charge aud III suoh quantities as may
be ordeICd by the sup ri ute ndent.
Blank forms OF proposnls and envelopes
Will he furnished TO tbose who address DR. w
II. Iiunc!er, Farnhurst, Delaware
No iiid- Will lie consiiered unless mnde on
"a d blanks and in the manner the @ deJigna.
tel.
Tue bids VIII be opened al the hospital at
ll.sO o'cIpe THURSDAY. septic ,nbar o. 1895.
Contracts Will tie awarde TO the best bill.
derS. The trustees reserve the right 10 re-
ieet bids not deemed to the interest OF the in-
sttut,on
.samnlas can be seen by applying at the
hos Jitul.
All bills must be presented before Tuesday
September !, 1875.
DR. W. u. HANCKER
aaO Superintendent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-31
Carncre.s 0n.ra lIon.n,

Carncross' Opera House. Eleventh above
Chestnut street. Philadelphia, has opened
Tor shs winter season. 1t is the design of
the managers OF this. the oldest ostab.
lished family resort In the world, to place
before the amusement loving people a
chaste and varied entertainments OF min.
strei. vauds vile and operattas.
Tho company. consisting OF high. class
artists for each department has been Sc
iected With special care. and every per.
formance will be given with the same
nigh standard that has characterized the
house for tue past thirty three years.
This Will be the only entertainment Of
the kind In the world. and the managers
propose to present novelties In quick sue.
all.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-31
Hin P.rrh It,.,,snu

William TIndalI, J. P. Williams. Thomas
g Brown. Harry Drake Urlah Drake aud
John Brown took day of on Friday and
spent tha time fishing In the Elk Rirer.
The party boarded naphtha launch at
Elkton.. and 10 short tune wera at the
scene OF angling. The party succeeded
in catching three hundred and thIrty.t,yo
perch Such fishing the boys cay they
never had before in day. They averaged
nearly fifty three fish apiece and TindaII
said he did not have TO try either.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-31
DEATH FROM HEART PAKALYs,s. O
w. A. Andrews, md Aged BaItimorean.
Ersps Dead this Morning

W. A. Andrews, and Aged Baittmorean.
Grsps Dead this Morning
W. A. Andrews. formerly Of Baltimore.
dropped dead at Sixth and Railroad
avenues shortly before o'clock this
morning from paralysis OF the heart.
Mr.. Andrews had been Ill for oeveral
months and had not been working ror
nearly that length OF time He was a
clerk 10 the d. Il o. storehouse AT the
West Yard and as the duties were light he
returned to work a few days and was on
his way to the shop again this morning
when he fell dead.
He was 81 years OF age and father ol
George w. Andrews. supervisor oil
bridges OF the b. & o. Railroad.
The body was removed to the home OF
his son. at Fourteenth and Scott streete
Deputy Coroner Chandler was notified OF
the death but deemed the holding OF ar
inquest unnecessary. certificate oi
death from paralysis OF the heart wat
given.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-31
King JaIaes' Hooks.

Some very fine binding was executed for
hing James who during his entire life
was an enthusiasts patron Of letters and
art, In somo Of lis books the thistle Ia in
troduced with heavy corner pieces, and the
arms in the center. One fine plcce of work
now in the British museum, is in bright
brown calf, powdered with flower ,de-luce
Another folio in crimson velvet has tho
arms OF England embroidered en- both sides.
with gold thread on groundwork of vel.
low silk. The kings initials are worked
above Tho lettering Is in leather, and the
boards are tied together by red ribbon,
constituting regal hook in every particu
lar. John Gibson, in Scotland, and the
barkers, in England, were appointed to be
the kings binders, but there Is little TRACE
OF their work now exttnt.-Chuubers