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New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY,".
IFrom The Tribune Bureau.


Washington. July 1.-The Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop enter
tanned at dinner this evening at their Chevy Chase
home in honor of the ex-Secretary of War and
Mrs. William H Taft Their other guests were
the Secretary of War, Luke e. Wright; the Post
master General. George Won L. Meyer; Major Cen
eral and Mrs. Franklin Bell. and the Assistant
Secretary OF War, General Robert Shaw Oliver
Afterward General and Mrs. Bell took Mr. and
Mrs Taft in their automobile TO Fort Myer in
Virginia, where they will remain until their de-
parture for Hot Springs. Friday afternoon. Cen
eral and Mrs. Bell have requested all the officers of
the army and their families here call at the fort
tomorrow evening to bid Mr. and Mrs. Taft good
by and to meet Secretary Wright.
Miss Helen Taft left Washington to-day for Sa-
vannah, where she will be the guest for a time Of
her schoolrnate. Miss Dorothea Baldwin.
Brigadier General Clarence R Edwards had as
guests at. luncheon to-day at his home in Lafay-
cite Place, Secretary Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. Taft
Miss Helen Taft, Charles Taft, Mr.. and Mrs. Post
Wheeler, who were married at the American EN-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
e,cns OF RETURNING PROSPERITY

W Van CIeave, president National ASsociatIoi
Of Manufacturers, in American INDUSTRIES
Conditions throughout the country poiint u al a.,
.arIyt return OF prosperity. Bank ciearlhss an aItu
r"iiroa6 earnings are below those or a year aso
iI,t tho gan is steadily narrowing IheIe az
Fayrar idle cars than there We're at tl1 peglhhlIs
af T1pa The July interest and diVldenu pay ilehI9
this wear in New York, the countrFs IlnanGlas
re ~ win be SI77 0O0 0O0 compared WITH SlS4;- ~
nno6 oHn IN TuIv 1907 Thus the falling on is far
Iess fban n had been expected. About s46,oooooo
nf yoId has been exported since the present. OUT
ward movement began in the middle or APTIl, pu'
as we gained over 500, 100000 of gold In NoVeIi
her and december last, and we can get as iLiuch
as we need from the outside World at any tIItte
Ne NAV need II, this movement does not dlsturo
envhndv The rates for money are about the
a oS tbeIt are in midsummer of normal years
RE employment days are becoming genera
CT oufs had one June l. when nfteen thou-
aapd idle put TO WORK CJh q idf
larger scale the Pittsburg district Will nave one
on Iulv G when every plant OF the United states
Steel CORPORATION. the largest concern IN inc
world in It's field. win resume operations. The
"tber shons of that corporation all over the
An@ust All the independent steel concerns In
The Pittsburg district, 1t is announced will be at
work with a full force by the first week In
The department of Agriculture in Washington
eavs the crop outlook Is better, on the whole,
than II ever was before at this time of the year
If estimates that the value of the country's farm
mark This will leave all records far behind. II
will be more than double the value OF the farm
WELD OF 1900. which was S3764,00O.oO0. Big
crops have always heretofore meant good times
for the country, and they VIII mean the same
thla-IsaA
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Chicago firm of contractors is about to under-
take what is said to be the greatest mouse hloVs
task on record. The operation Is part oL .ne @
cleaning ND work on the site of the new s2O'oooooo
station of the Northwestern Railroad hve-story
brick and steel building. 100 feet wide by 15O 1eet
long weighing about 5000 tons. is to be moved D.
distance of about half block The Jop VIII cos1
$50 900 and will require three months. Ihe house
is to be rolled along railroad iron py means
of hand jacks.
Now. Johnny said the Sunday school teacihsr, thi1
s'cen YOU tell of the most rerrarKaoie lhiis'
Moses did?',. ,-,u,+ won't, "Hs
broke all the Commandments at the same tiiho'
London Opinion.
Sir John Charles Day, the English judge VINO
earned the title of the "Hooligan's Terror, oleo
recently at the age of eighty-two In the nineteen
wears Sir John was Judge of the High court
from 1882 to 1901-he was noted for MS Sllt Oh
so,sn,n humor and for his drastic fogging sen
tences In fourteen years he sentenced 1S7 crlrnl
nails to 1856 strokes of the cat once ne sald 10
a gang of Liverpool rufians I am not going 10
give you men long terms OF Imprisonment put
when YOU go in you get twenty lashes OF the cat'
,ban Won have been In nine months you get twenty
lashes Of the cat; before you come out you get
twenty lashes of the cat. And then you can sho"
what you have got to your friends lie was per
haps the only Judge who has ever done hard
labor" While on a visit to prison he tried the
treadmill, but when he asked to be set free the
prard nretended not hear his request Ihe
fudge was perspiring freely by the time he was
nermitted to abandon his experiment
Tornmy-w'at's de matter, Chimmie? Yer look
1,himnie-Sure I'm sore I got up early yisted'y
rnoruin' an anchored mesep alongside o dat big
lInothOIe in de fence at de baseball groun s; den
wen de game begins de overflow crowd lined up
in front O. me knothole.-The Catholic Standard
and Times
The building which stood this site In 1881
was known as Merchants Hail. and the lower story
was occupied by the postof1ce, while rooms IN the
stories above were let for business purposes, and
here 1t was that Mr.. Garrison launched his epoch
making newspaper, says The Transcript 1t
was begun without capital or subscribers. and at
first was printed from borrowed or hired type, for
the use of which, and Of press, Mr. Garrison
and his devoted partner, Isaac Knapp, paid oy
their labor as journeymen printers during the day.
devotfng their night hours to toll on 'The Liber-
ator"
The politician had been charged with perjury
! whats that?' he asked. languidly.
! Swearing q falsehood-' .
! why any chump could swear to the truth, ex-
claimed the politician I'm the victim of profess
sional jealousy that's what, he added, with man
! fest Indignation Philadelphia Ledger.
| On new building at the northeast corner Of
| Congress and Water streets Boston, there was
! recently placed a bronze tablet inscribed as fol-
| lows:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
TBy Telegraph % The Trfhuna.1

TBy Telegraph TO The Tribunal
Newport, r l., July 1-Lspenard Stewart r,-
dinner tonight IN honor Of James ]. Van Ale, -
Mr.. Stewards summer home, White Iodp. -
guests included Col1neI and Mrs Delancsv +. as
Kane. Mr.. and Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll. Mr ~.
Mrs. Walker Smith. Mr. and Mrs Elisha ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A Andrews. Mr. and ~
James Laurens Van Allen. Mrs. Henry CTevs ~
Seth Barton French. Miss Anna Sands. Augussps
Jay and Dudley G.. Gautier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer VIII entertain at si,,-l
on Friday night
william Binney OF Providence. has arrived q. ~
cottage Catharine street for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. william Greenough are ths xu~-
Of Mrs. Greenough's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. whisas{
Warren.
Basil Savage. OF New York. is the guest Of ~.
and Mrs Seth Barton French
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Thaysr and Miss rh.v,-
arrived to-day from Boston
Lady Herbert. of England. who has been viaen.
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt az Beaulieu. has returned
to New York.
Dudley G. Gautier OF New York Is ths xues. y
Iispenard Stewart for a few days
Colonel Addison Thomas. who Is III at hls N,~,.
port home, is reported being somewhat strorrsa
Mrs George B. De Forest has returned from
New York. where she was the guest OF her aisssr,'
Mrs. Woodbury. Kane.
Mr. and Mrs J. 8. Phipps OF New YORK xs..
have leased Fair Lawn. ars expected during a.
week.
Major Edmund J. Curley and Dr. wolcott dxsoG
registered at the Casino yesterday
Mrs William Storrs Wells has arrived st Cnse>
wood Mr.. and Mrs R. Livingston Beeckmsn a
Lands End and Peter Collier at the Coats villa,
Other arrivals are Nelson Buckley. OF Philadelphia:
BENJAMIN Thaw and children and Mr. and Mrz
Sidney C. Love
Charles NJ. Oelrichs has returned from Ns1
York visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r Drworth have returned
from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Mason Jarney. or Green sprtrs,
Md are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A An
drews.
Mrs A Dezouche, OF New York Is visiting M
and Mrs S. z Huntington
O. W Van Dyke and Mr.. and Mrs ". 3. stad
ford. Of New York. the guests OF Miss IA
Bliss at Quatrefon.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
~NETV IDEAS AND OFFICES.

controversy somewhat more animated than
profitable has arisen in New Jersey, particularly
in Essex County. over the proprety of the seek
ing or even the accepting Of nominations 10 Of
fee by the so-called New Idea members of
the Republican party Several New Idea men.
notably Senator Colby and Sheriff Sommer Of
Essex County, have been filling Offices with con-
spicuous acceptabilty for the last few years,
and some of them are candidates for reelection.
There is now talk Of opposing their rencmina-
ton. on the ground that they are supposed 10
be contendng for principles and not for Offices
and therefore ought 10 be content with having
their principles adopted in the party platform.
and leave the execution Of them to the reg
ulars" and there is even an exaggerated if not
groundless attempt TO make it appear that the
New Idea men are trying to hog the whole
thing" as ii is elegantly expressed, by making
their reform movement merely a vehicle for
getting themselves into office.
II this latter intimation true the state
Of affairs which it rarports TO describe would,
Of course be highly reprehensible But it is not
true There probably have been some selfseek-
ers among the New Idea men, and some Of
them have deseryedly come TO grief. But, on
the whole, there appears TO be no ground for
the general aspersi0n upon them. Where they
have received nomination and election they have,
rs q rule. been the choice of the majority Of tie
whole party IN their constituencies and they
have probably received a smaller number OF
Offices than the proportion which they bear TO
the whole number OF the party would warrant
In some cases. notably that Of Senator Colby,
they have fairly earned the denomination which
is customary under party usage and there IS
little doubt that the general sentiment or me
party IS in favor Of giving IL TO them.
As for the notion that New Idea man or
reformer should ever accept Office, il Is absurd
If they do not succeed in impressing their views
upon majority of the party, they are not Ell
titled TO nomination. and they do not get It
But if they do win the adherence Of the ma
iority. they are its fitting representatives, and
there is DO reason why they should decline the
nomination which the majority of the party
ulav offer them. There is. indeed. very prac-
fical reason WHY I'D some cases they should not
do so-namely III order TO insure the execution
of their policies II is al very well TO talk
ahout their being content with getting their
prjnciples adopted in the party platform aud
leaving il 10 others 10 carry them out But ex-
perience has now and then shown that the others
sre not to be trusted 10 carry them out, ana
that if the thing Is TO be done the men VINO for
xuvlatA the principles must also attend 70 tDer
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
I'M TuE RERKsHIREs.

Lenox. July IA pleasant afternoon affair wa1A
the recital this afternoon IN the garden house ss
Cold Brooke. the country estate Of Captain and
Mrs John s. Barnes OF New York. IN which Mss
Edith Rodgers. Of New York appeared Mrs
Barnes received the guests. assisted by the Misses
Charlotte and Cornelia Barnes About seventy wsrs
present In the audience were noted Mrs John D.
Alexandra. Mrs William b Bacon. Mrs Francis c.
Barlow Mrs Pierre Jay. Mrs. Robert 8. Brewstsr,
Mrs Joseph w Burden. Miss Wharton, Mrs Frank
K sturgfs. Miss Helen Parish. Mrs. Richard O.
Dtxey Miss Gertrude Parsons Miss Adels Anes-
land Mrs. Henry Munroe. Mrs. F. c. Grusan. Miss
Goodman. Mrs Robert W. Patterson, Mrs Richard
n CtreenIeaf Mrs Henry l. Lee. Mrs Oscar Iassi.
Mrs Grand Foster, Mrs Richard s. Dana. Mrs
David Lydig and Mrs Henry W. Gray
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Salisbury. Of Chicago.
o,ena5 their country place in Ptttsfeld to-day.
Mrs Henry Ives Cobb. OF Washington. joined nes
mother Mrs. William PostIethwaite, at the Bishop
cottage tonight
Miss Clerentine F11rniss, who has been In Lsnos
for a few DAYS went to New York to-day
Mr. and Mrs AdoIph Obrig. OF New York. have
arrived at the Hotel AspinwaL
Mrs Richard Watson Glider entertained this srcer-
noon at -Four Brooks Farm for Miss Phoebe Mo.
Cornfck of Cleveland and Mss Phylils lie Ray 0S
New York who are her guests
Mrs Richard s Dana entertained several or ner
1arox peIgbbors at dinner tonight at Beechwooc
Tarrace Those present included Mrs John D
Earres Mrs George W. Folsom. Mrs Jonn u
AIaxandre. Mrs s. Parknan Shaw, Miss Anna b
Shaw and Miss Helen Parish
Mrs Charles F1ouIke. Of Washington. arrived
at the Curtis Hotel tonight
o+bar guests who came UP from New YORK lrs]
cIude John A Hadden. jr, Mrs Austin Fiinr' Mrs-
NJ D. Post and DR.. H o. Baldwin
William A Douglass, OF Buffalo, mas 4easeo U~
6,,,r+fe cottage for the season
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
pROSpECT PARK ABUSES.

The action of the police toward some disor-
derly frequenters Of Prospect Park, whlcn on
Sunday last eliminated in wholesale arrests, at
which the friends and relatives of the culprits
were highly wrathful, suggests indignation and
regret not at the action, but ct the need or It.
For need Of 1t there was and the answering OF
that need will command the approval Of right
minded and Informed persons II any criticism
is passed upon it, 1t will be that 1t was too
tardy.
For years there has been growing a spirit OF
Iavlessness and abuse In Prospect Park. That
sn1endid Measure ground Is much richer In its
natural endowments than Central Park that 1t
has been possible to use 1t far more freely. Inc
almost indestructible luxurance of the sWard
has made Keep Off the Grass signs unneces-
sary. and the inspiring sight has been visible OF
tens Of thousands of people walking, sitting and
romping on the lawns everywhere as freely as
schoolboys on a village green
Unfortunately increasing means of access TO
the park have in the last few years led thlther
increasing numbers of those who seem incapable
Of using things without abusing them. The re-
sult has been an almost incredible degree of van
daIism and license 1t may seem harsh to some
to put boy into jail lust for picking flowers
but there the picking flowers often meant tear
ing I'D by the roots whole beds Of choice plant
ed and cultivated flowers, sometimes to be used
as missiles and sometimes TO be carried away Tor
sale about the streets. Arrested for break
ing twigs" may sound tyrannical, but not when
the offenders were guilty of rending limb from
limb and quite destroying beautiful and valu-
able shrubs There have been those who pro-
tested against 'forbidding children to pluck
wildfowers In the woods" but, as The Tribune
nointed out at the time, the wholesale pluck
ing Of violets In Prospect Park for sale in the
streets of Manhattan a few years ago practically
exterminated those flowers where once they grew
in abundance.
Such conduct has been Of common occurrence
but even that has not been the worst. On summer
afternoons and evenings especially on Sundays
Prospect Park, both In secluded nooks amid the
boskage and on the open walks and lawns, has
been the scene Of indecences such as cannot be
described in public prints 1t has at times been
difficult for respectable persons to stroll through
the park freely without being shocked and In
suited by the grossness which was openly dis
played 1t is high time for radical action to be
taken to free one Of the loveliest of our pleas
IRE grounds from scandal and to make it again
at all times safe and fit place of resort.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

italian teacher-the difference In the latter case
being that the aggregation Is not done voiun-
tarly by the Italians but is forced upon them
bv the other residents of the place for the sake
of real estate speculations. But 1t Is an evil
thing in any case and for any reason thus TO
maintain and perpetuate allen colonies WITHIN
American communities
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
ouFEN AmELIE IMPROVING.

Lisbon, July Queen Aulelis OF Portugal roensS
Of King Manuel and widow Of King Carlos Nn'
has been suffering from mild attack OF dlphSnSrA
Is steadily improving and all danger - over
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
oseosn HoNoRs AMERICANS.

Oxford JuIv f-Oxford University conferred
number OF degrees to-day prominent eecIesia't
ties Two Americans-Frederick Rogers GraF-~
Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Shanghai ana 'oaa'
McKfn Protestant Episcopal Bishop or IoAo-
ceived the honorary degree OF doctor OF e1'l''N'
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
A WEDDING.

~ r-rsrson ( Jackson. OF No. IA West -
.,rae, an1 Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Sedgwick. ~laS.'
OF Clarence W Sedgwfck and daughter "l ~.
Henry MangeIs were married yesterday % ..rx
home OF the bride No. 1S Washington "A
BROOKLYN. The Rev. ST. Clair Hester. rseso -s.rs
the Church OF the Messiah. officiated- AhS -..,sa
no attendants. and only relatives had oesn = -
TO the wedding. After trip 70 S~1aN~ -
Nra Jackson viii Iva in this city
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

execution. It would be deplorable thing to
have New Idea movement degenerate into
raid for spoils 1t would be deplorable, also,
TO have It amount to nothing more than empty
talk and to the making of promises which never
were fulfilled
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
MR. VANDERBILT TO CLOSE BILTMoRzt
TBy Telegraph 20 The Tri

TY}v Telsgraph % Iho LfI0OlIe-I =
Asheville. n c. July lit IS reported nero - -
George w Vanderbilt will close Biltmore House ~
a wear and that the horses at the Biitmors s'a1.NN
will be offered for sale. All the servants A.
r,ors House have been dismissed. Mr. and -
I-srdsrnf1t and their daughter Miss Cornsha W.
serbut expect to leave Biltmore July for Enf'-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Tyyombly and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A NJ BURDEN
who have been staying for the last two days at
the ST. Regis booked to sail to-day for Eu-
rope on the Amerika to spend the remainder OF
the summer abroad. Among their fellow passen-
gers will be Mr.. and Mrs Archibald d. Russell
Mr. and Mrs H. De Berkeley Parsons and Mr. and
Mrs. Frederic r. Halsey.
CAPTAIN and Mrs Warren C. Beach LETT town
yesterday for Saratoga for tho summer
Mrs Richard Gambrill has arrived from Eu-
rope, and has gone to Newport for the season
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin d. Morgan will delay their
departure for Newport until next week. and Will
celebrate Independence Day at their country place
at Westbury, Long Island, by a display OF nre-
works and dance. for which invitations have oeen
issued to most Of the members Of the Meadow
Brook Club of which Mr. Morgan is president
Mr. and Mrs Herbert L. Satterlee will have
the use of ]. Pierpont Morgans steam yacht Cor
sair during his stay in Europe. They are now at
their place at Highland Falls but will leave there
In a few days for six weeks cruise along the
coast Mr. Morgan will not return to this country
until the fall.
Mr. and Mrs McDougau Hawkes., who were mar
ried OF June will sail for Europe to-day on board
the Lorraine. to spend the summer abroad. Mrs
Hawkes. was Miss Eva Van Cortlandt Morris,
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs A. Newbod
Morris.
Professor anc Mrs Nicholas Murray Butler win
sail for Europe to-day on board the Lorraine
Mrs. Woodbury. Kane and her children are spend
ing the summer at scheveningen. IN Holland Her
eldest boy Duncan Elliot sailed yesterday TO Join
her.
General and Mrs Alexander 8. Webb. who spent
a fortnight with their daughter. Mrs. John e. AL
exandre, at her place at Lenox. returned TO town
yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Geraldyn Raymond and Senator
and Mrs. Lodge were among thoss who sailed yes
terday for Europe on board the White Star liner
Oceanic.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Burial Hoffman, who usually
will spend the season at Southampton Long Island
Hall.
]. Hampden Roob and Miss Cornelia Robb sailed
from England for New York yesterday. On their
arrival here next week they will go to Southaup
ton for the
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt, who at
their country place at BiltInore, N c.. VIII leave
there shortly for their villa at Bar Harbor where
they will spend the summer.
Miss Marguerite Chaplin Will leave here for Eu-
rope within the next few days. to spend the sum-
abroad.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
Nesp71ork Daily Grihnr'rs
THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1905

This newspaper Is oioned and p"oashea op
The Tribune Association, q Ne1o lorH Co' po' u
f,on. office and principal place OF business
une Building, No. 154 Nassau street, now -, ~
ooden Hills, president; hdfhdn'et 1a't,o, os 20
GERS is the Office of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
A WEDDING IN ENGLAND.

Paris July Mrs Sara Hershey Eddy was mar
ried at Rye England. June 2S 10 John DaIiHsy
ton Marsh. OF London Mr. and MIS- MARSH
snerd tha sun,r,er AZ Mrs Marsh's chateauS
Manor DenouvaI near Paris.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
Abouf People and Social Ir7cidents.
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT

oassy In Toxic. when Secretary Wright wa.
bassador, and Frederick e Chaplin.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
PLANS FOR AsRUzzI WEDDING.

Turin. July 1T is reported here that prepara1
tons are being made at the royal castle at Fac.
conigi for the reception Of the Duke Of the Aorun
and his prospective bride. Miss Katherine ElkinA
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

To judge from the reports Of advance agents
Of mutilation, the coming Fourth Of July threat
ems to be record breaker for maimings and
slaughter
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

When man frankly admits In court that ne
was running his automobile sixty miles an
hour the punishment might be made to fit the
crime by giving him handsome medal for
truthfulness and then filming him three times its
value for scorching.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

get a Cleveland Democrat, to take Hill man
as something just good" VIII not some
"anti-snapper'' kindly turn in his grave?
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

It is earnestly to be hoped that the Suffering
Suffragettes in London will not execute the des-
perate threat attributed to one of their number
that they win take to throwing bombs for IL
they did they might provoke stern repr1sais
Just suppose some brute of a man should let a
few mice loose in the midst Of one OF their
demon strations!
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

Captain and Mrs Warren c. Beach left tow'
Yesterday for Saratoga for the summer.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

The Hon Charles A. Towne has the right IDEA
about seeking the Democratic nomination for
v,ce-pres,dent He is reported as saying
yesterday in Chicago:
7 am In the race. Mr.. Bryan whom consulted
q few weeks ago. is favorable to my candidacy
Had he not been I would not be seeking the nomi-
nation.
Mr.. Towne should also hasten to arm hlfnseh
with a certificate of Democracy signed by the
only genuine expert hereabouts, the Hon.
Charles r. Murphy.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

Mrs Richard Gambrtll has arrived from Eu
rope and has gone to Newport for the season
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

Mr. William Abbott, editor of The Magazine
Of History" will be variously called ''pious
Crouch" "butter-in' and spy" by those who
smoke on streetcars. But II there were fifty
thousand "butters-n" like Mr. Abbott in New
York city the minor regulations of the Penal
Code might be something more than vapor- He
seems to be engaged at present in causing the
arrest of cigarette smokers who violate the rule
ON the Madison avenue line. In Europe his
conduct would be inconspicuous. for over there
the enforcement OF laws is a habit. In this city
the petty lawbreaker is the man whom nobody
heeds.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

The Rules for Fly Time which the Mer-
chants Association Is distributing are worthy
Of being needed. We must reverse the poets
estimate of the house fly's "blameless life and
instead excommunicate that insect as one OF
mans deadly foes, reveller in filth and purveyor
of typhoid dysentery and many other ills. As
for that other often quoted bard who bade the
Nv freely welcome to my cup it is to be
wondered what he would have said If he could
have taken a view of the fiy's feet, at least be-
fore they were wiped upon the edge of the cup.
Mr. Rryan in turning from Judge Gray 10 MI.
h. ,sa&