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MERELY MENTIONED.

sS-hy Coat Collar is so very greasy, must send
T. to the tailor to cleanse. Save Your money young
man, clean II yourself In two minutes, with the
" DOLLAR REWARD SOAP"
WIN. II. ALMOND a BRO, Agents for wilmington.
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eE-1he Paragon Shirt is popular all over the Uni
ted States, and manufactured only at DOughten's.
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ENUr TORN sHog STORE.

Gs-UP TOWN SHOE STORE.
LADIES, MISSES AND GENTLEMEN,
Are most respectfully invited to call at
NO. 10 WEST EIGHTH STREET
anu satisfy themselves tlat that is the place to get
haud made BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS made
To order perfect nt guaranteed.
LADIES, MISSES, anil CHILDREE'S
machine sewed hocts and shoes for sale at the very
lowest prices DO not forget TO call and learn mn
prices before giving your orders elsewhere for Gus.
Tom bouts, shoes and CATERS.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
j. Nj, HOLMES,
No, IN West Eighth street
lhar29-I ga door from Shpey,) VIII, Del
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4 EcARAY Established
~ III New YORK IN lHI4. English and French for
y and 1920 Spruce ST., Philadelphia, IA Fiench
IS the Language OF the family, aud ia constanIia
spoken IN the Institute. CONSTANTLY
je12-eodsm - ANN ,, Ill,
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Eg-Ee1an, Styles of Neck Wear always on hand
at Doughten's
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Funeral notice.
Electric Line Steamers
Hardwdre-Truman Shaw.
81 ReWard-Sleeve-but lost.
Dollar Re ard Soap-City Item
Wanted-Asslstant In Drug store
~ Reward nglish hull-slut lost.
Nanted-loHng man In Hat Store.
Notlce-Sevpnlh Ward Nomination.
Or. Simms Extract jamaica Ginger.
Estey Cottage Organ-J. N. Clemmpr
fotiee-Miuq1a Tribe No s. INN. q. r. NJ.
llOstetter's Stomach Bitters-Speca Notice.
Excursion to PennsRrOye-B randywine S. s.
Boarding for man amt wife-2l4 w. Fourth ST.
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Boarding.

ID dated with board at
avRl9-2ts 2l4 w. FOURTH ST.
DoARD for two gentlemen at $40 KING ST.
ID iy18-tf.
DOARDING-At the N. W. corner Of Eighth and
ID West streets. Table board also furnished.
jell-tf A. a M. FOTllERGILL.
DOARDING-In private family; beautiful view
ID OF city and country; high, healthy location,
large airy rooms. Apply at
EIGHTH AND FRANKLIN SITS,
myS-u Wilmington Del.
DOARDING-At
Id apr2-6m 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
DoARDING.-A few gentlemen can be aooomo-
} dated with board at
febs-tf 231 WALNUT STREET.
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PoRT OF WILMINGTON, Aug. 10.
Steamer Novelty of Philadelphia, Shaw. from
New York with mdae to Chas Warner 90.
Sloop Ann Of Wilmington. Townsend, from
Philadelphia with mdse to George W. Bush
Barge No. 700 N. Y. Line, McGee, from Mauch
Chunk with coal TO Capt. Middle.
Barge Wyandott OF Schuyldll Haven, HON.
mell, from Schuylkill Haven, with coal to Ohas
Warner a Go.
Barge No. LOON. @. Line, Quinn. from Mauch
Chunk, with coal to the Lobdell Car Wheel Co.
Barge j. A. Shriver.of Philadelphia, Moog,
from Baltimore with pig iron to Lobdell Car
Wheel Co.
Barge No. FOG L. N. Co.. McGee. from Mauch
Chunk, with coal to Lobdell Car Wheel Co.
Barge Mary of Wilmington, Lamborn, from
Philadelphia, with mdse to Charles Warner Co.
Barge Emma OF Wilmington Morrow, from
Philadelphia with mdse to George W. Bush.
Barge John Lord. Of New York, Anderson,
from Baltimore, with coal to Diamond State
Iron Co.
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Professor John @. Hardness and Laura A.
Osgood, with a full corps of able instructors and
habits and character, will reopen the STATE Non
NAL UNIVERSITY at 0 o'clock A. NJ, Monday,
Sept, I'd, 1872. Rates Of tuition SOS 10, Sl2
Sl5,s1S,per term and trilling expense for book
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ly-Eopelties in Mems Furnishing Goods, at Dough
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- ELECT SCHOOL.
mrs. AND MISS THOMAS

sehon ior young ladies will reopen on first Monday
IN september. Open Tor the reception of b0ardiny
and day scholars. Referen .es given If required
lyG-2m' 4N''eu
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Il OST-s2. REWARD-on Saturday morning. a
4 4 small. white, English buslut; answers TO the
name of Flora HAD on black leather collar.
The above reward win be paid for her bv
MAtTIN WENDBRR,
aug19-3t' N W. cor. Front and King SITS.
Il OST-S1 REWARD Al Oamp-meeting. Bran
Il 4 DIVINE Summit, sunday evening, a gold
seeve-buttOn, marked ~. s, jan 10Th, 1871"
The above reward will be paid for u at ..
auRi9-3t THIS OFFICE.
VNOUND.-A open case watch, and Is nnw in the
H possession OF ofiicer Wingate. The finder can
have IL by proving property and paying EXPENSES.
Apply to ID. ii. WiNGATE,
aug1T,1t- Police Head QuArfersr
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POSTPONED. excursion Of the Ex-me-ro-
mo-tu Assembly has been postponed until Fri
day evening, August 23d The same tickets will
be good on Friday evening.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY ConfERuAL(
Wilmington, Del, Aug. 10, 1872. !
Staolxn. Gold. Nso.

Wilmington Quotations, furnished by r. r. Rob
insOn Co., Bankers, 4th and Market Sta,
n 1 n r
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Political 1lotirrs.

NOTICE 80 IrH WARD - Nomination for fly
IN Council Will be held IN Thurs lay ilr 22d day
" August between the hours OF 4 and ~ +. NJ, at
No, 1901 Orange street. aug git
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\ IAnIY WOUNDED DELAwAnr SOlnrn
humphrey Morrow, who returned last week
from business trip through the West, visited
during his absence the National Home for Dis
abled Soldiers, at Dayton, Ohio. This 4 a
grand and henetcent public institution. 1900
maliheu veterans are taken care Of, in it, of
whom go are III the hospital. some having new.
or yet recovered from terrible wounds received
in the war. Among the recovered, IL Jonathan
W. johnson, of this State. He belongs to Smyr-
ma, and was member Of the 81 Delaware Vol
unteers At Cold Harhor, he had both legs shot
OH but he has their place supplied with artiti.
cia limbs, and is able to move about very well,
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Tue AN,noE LINE EXcrEstoS. On Wednes-
day o. last week, the New York agents of tile
Anchor Line Of Ocean steamers, Mossrs
henderson lir s,, gave pleasant excursion to
nearly 400 invited GUESTS, on the elegant new
st,eanshI? CaHor"m, which has just been
placed ON the line. The run was from New
York down to Long Branch. Among the party
was Mr. $. T. Belts agent for the line in this
Sly IIo returned highly pleased with the af-
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CAFE MAY ENrURsIoN.-T committee having
cnalge Of the Lenape Social excursion to Cane
May, ON Wednesday, intend to make it worthy
OF the patronage of ladies and gentlemen Of
culture and refinement. No disorlerly conduct
OF any hnd will be submitted on the boat and
nothing in the power Of the Committee omittnI
to ensure most delightful trip.
To secure a ticket buy one immediately. a.
the number is limited and demand rapidly in
creasiug
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kEouN EHiNo.-Nilliam Shpcl,ley. who wa.
badly cut with klife, by James Spence. at Do
appeared in fnll, in Wednesdays CoMMEnCTAI'
and Very briefly aud maccurately in one of he
other city papers,l is recovering from his
wounds. The HriG~dean, speaks Of the mar
ties as our item did stating that Shockley Is a
very lnet orderly colored man, and Spence a
reckless and drunken fellow (whitel Sncncc
mas not been arrested and it is not even known
whether warrant Is ont for hun
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iiave completed arrangements To carry MONEY
iAihAdkS, amt EXPRESS MATTER to and
from all points on the line OF their ROAD and West
onester' EXPRESS matter sent to Franklin Telegraph
olce NO :, West Third street, their Depot Front
hhn Madison, or orders Ter with McMullel n Seal,
aprG-tf a. STOIZ Iipn, Smnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

no EDMUND CAMERON BRAND-IS THE nI9n
Court of Chancery In England-ln the matter OF the
trusts OF the VIII OF Oregon Cameron SO far as tey relate to
the bequest In favor Cameron and
the matter Of the act for Better Securing Trust Funds and
for the Relief of Trustees
Take notice that IN pursuance OF the provisions Of the
above mentioned act anlaayt OF Ellen Field, brighton,
In the county OF Sussex in England spinstc ami Thomas
Weste CutnDert, Of footing, In the county of Surrey
Enand gcnicman fled IN the said Hiah Court of Chancey
on the twentieth day OF February thousand eight hum
dred and sevcntywo and the directions OF tho Accountant
General Of the said High Court Of chancery the said Ellen
Fled and Thomas Westcn Cuthbert did about
wentyeghh day Of February, thousand eight hundred
and seventy two transfer into tne OF the Accountant
General OF the said High Court OF Chancery
pounds Bank Three Pounds Per Cent Annuites three
hundred and fifteen New Three Pounds
ntcs 10 the credit of "ln the matter OF trusts OF the
will OF Oregon Cameron so FAR as they relate to the belue
In favor Jane Cameron and her ISSUE And further take
notice that tho said Ellen Field Thomas estei
bert may De served with any petition or any notice OF any
OF tho judge In Chambers touching relating to the said
sums OF sock or either OF them ut the Offices OF Msseurs
kempson Trollope n Winckworih, number 81 Abingdon
street esmnscr Ia the county Of Middlssex, England,
acting the solicitors for and behalf the said Ellen
Field and Thomas Westeu Cuthbcrt
Dated this hh dav ut March, thousand eight hnnureu
and seyentytwo. -. ., .,.,,,
To EDMUND CAMERON BRAND and all others whom T" uo''
concern.
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REMOVALS..

REMOVALS. ---~--------
I)EMOvAL AND CHANGE or FIRM.
III Tie Nickel plating business ,h. csh
at T.. 4. SMITH CO. will remove on MonaHy '"e @o'n
inst. from No, q Howard street to ..., ,-oo,
~ l3S and Isj West Twenty NTH street, ~,
between Sixth ana Seventh avenues, New YORK, A..
The name Of L. l.. Smith Co. VIII DC cnanseu oh INC
LIST OF April to s.x,~r
Ne 70 - l.. L. SMITH.
J. T. SMITH.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
kTH AVENUE THEATRE. %
y so'e Lessee and Manager. .....Mr AUdUSTIN DAILY
sH fsSSjII a;'S OF
Tonight, ats.
Last
(This SEASON. Of
fkOU-FROU.
MONDAY HvEHINo, APRIL l. nast night this season Of
sno oHT ~ . ~ sEttiEsl and last time of
TUESDAY NIGHT.
- April y
FIRST PRODUCTION
NEW PARTISAN DRAMA
entitled
ARTICLE ~.
Adapted from the French of BEIOT.
BY Mr.. AUGU6TIN DAILY.
Do DC presented with cast OF extraordinary atra
ness new and magnificent scenery furnishfnnn and
elaborate costumes Ia mode
"a BOX SHEET NOW OPEN for the first week.
GRAND MATINEE. EVENING
At OF AT 8.
LURLINE;
LURLINE;
in which PAULINE MARKHAM, BELLE HOWITr ROlr
LIN HOWARD, A. Il. SHELDON and the entire Woods
new scENsGS, t colsr1Mss AMI APpo1SrMENrs.
LAST DAY AND NIGHT or
, Last changes to see the LIVING ELECTROMAGNETIC
90 EARLY AND AVOID THE CROWD. a. o
MONDAY April Miss nsFi Ea6 1PpsAI KEFS e
In the celebrated Drama entitled
HUNTED DOWN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-30

ITO LET-F0UR STORY HIGH sTOoP BRICK HOUSE
No. street sh,snd place in thorough
possession mmeliaely Also four story House II Perry
EIGHTH Also, Ia Whemore House, 10 Grove street,
nne French Flats and Rooms for bnsne,s purposes.
Il. BLOOMER, u Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-30

ITO LET BIZ SINESs PLACES.-EIGHTH AVENUE,
sixteenth street, to lease the entire Premises
S0x6s comprising Stores the avenue and the Once
sixteenth rhmtyehh street, east of fghth vcnue
Store and Dwelling; lease II required rent $500 immediate
possesson Hudson street, OF Barrow store and
Basement; rent ISL BOO j. DENHAM CO.,
2C6 al Twenty third street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-30

CT0REs AND VACANT LOTS TO RENT-MOsT AC
y cessible, East River. Apply to ANDREWS &
BRoTHER, IA Water street, D. W. MCLEAN. Delaney
aud East Streets
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ITO LET-THE FIVE STORY BRICK STORES NOS. 252
and 254 Greenwich street, between Murray and
Park place Apply to n. II. FROST, 3Oa Henry street.
BROOKLYN.
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ITO LET-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
House Fast Thirty third street. between Lexington
and Third avenues ;unfurnished; $l,6tU
HOLMES BROTHERS,, ~ East rwerty-thrd street.
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ITO LET OR FOR sALE-THE HANDSOME NEW SIX
story basement storage Buildings &C. ~,
and 80 Trinity place, New Church streets l0i feet front
by 30 feet deep; suitable for mandatory Apply Ed
WARD Al STEM, 2s7 Pearl street, ROBERT II. BOOR
MAN, 81 Cedar street.
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ITO LET NO. 90 CLINTON PLACE, LARGE HOUSE
l. with all modern improvements Apply TO SIMEOf
9UTMANN, 4S Leonard street. up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-30

ITO LET-ON THE BANKS OF TIE HUDSON 105TH
l. street nice House. Barn, &C. Apply at No. Beck
man street, room 2, first floor.
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ITO LEr-ELEGANT -FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
House, West lhr,ynlnh street, near Fifth avenue Rent
$500 to responsible parties
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HOUSES TO RENTAL $1,000. $500. 81 500, $4,000
ii and &22O0 also sixtietb street. frcseoed, Mt
$4,000 come and see it. apply to FETTRErCH REM
SEN, l036 Third avenue
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CTEAM POWER AND SPLENDID FLOORS TO LET
- with convenience acturing and at
rent 2s West Twentysxth street, between Seventh
and Eighth avenues.
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ITO LET-sThAM POWER AND SPLENDID, WELL
i lighted shops; power constant and steady. Apply at
SS2 Second second floor.
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ITO RgNr-S3l EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET (sTUY
vesant square) three story, high soop, brown STONE
House $1,000 Apply TO L. j. CARPENTER, rs Thire
avenue, lihle.iiouse
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no LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPosEs-THE STORE POT
sixth avenue, Fourteenth street, four ycars'
Lease sale Inquire IN the store
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-02

A little three year old boy, in attempt
ing to console his mother, who was watch
ing by the death bed Of his little sister,
said "Don't cry, mamma. If Nellie
wants to die, let her die; it'll be so nice
for her to have her own way just once
A lady who has = pretty hand 10 anx-
ious to learn whether some people are
more liable to "burn their fingers" than
others through their having taper ones
It is difficult to say it would be advisa-
bls not to lot = "spark" get at them.
A chemical dry goods man tells us
that there is enough arsenic in q green
tarlatsu dress to kill q fulls sized man
That may be 40. but We know dozen Of
more of full.sized fellows who won't sta,
away from any green tarlatan dress, with
q pretty woman inside Of it, notwith'
standing the poison.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-02

In his recent epsech at Greenfield,
Indiana, Dan Voorhees, made the follow.
lug sensible remarks which We commend
to the careful consideration Of "the
straight outs:
have told you that I have great re
peet for that class Of Democrats who
found it necessary to reason themselves
into the support Of Mr.. Greeley, | belong
to that class myself, and have reached
my position by . careful survey Of the
field of duty, and not from impulse or
mere personal inclination. l have
weighed the calamities which will accrue
to tho country from Grants re election
against the benefits to bs procured
by the election of Greeley, and have
taken my stand accordingly. thsve nc
word of abuse to hurl against the men
engaged iu calling the Louisville sonven
ton, but their purpose cannot be mis-
taken. Every intelligent man in thu
United States knows that it is move
ment solely in the interest Of Grant snt
directly tending to bis re election
That convention is the hope of the Gran
party. Mr.. Greeley is now the onl!
choice we can make to bring peace sn'
xsco pcilistisn 10 the country.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-02

The SPIDERS APPARATUS. Few
things are more wonderful than the
spinning apparatus Of q spider. On the
under side Of the creatures body are
placed four or six little knobs, each not
larger than the point of pin. These
are outlets Of certain receptac,es within
the abdomen, where the silk is prepared
When The spider wishes to spin thread,
it presses the knobs or spinneIets, with
one Of its legs, and forthwith there issues
from each, not one. but a thousand 6bres
Of such exquisite 6ueness that it is only
when all the products Of all the spin
nerets are united, that they become visi
BILE to the naked eye. The "thread" Of
the spider is thus q tiny rope Of four or
six thousand strands. Truly, God ia
great iu little things. The twisting Of
tho fibres into one cord. is performed BY
the hiudmost pair Of legs, which, like
the rest, are furnished with three claw
apiece Using these claws as fingers, tn,
little ropemaker twists her groups o
thread into one, with surprising rapidity
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-02

Dr.. Gross, the justly celebrated sur
geon, was once dangerously i'll. Shortly
after his recovery be met one of his lady
patients who remarked to him, "Oh,
doctor! rejoice to see that you are
out again; had We lest you, our good
people would have died ty the dozen.
"Thank you, madam" replied the affable
doctor, but now l fear they will die by
the Gross r.
A city youth, disposed to be fasstious
at tho expense Of q countryman, asked
him why sheep stayed white when they
eat so much green grass. The country
man said he d d not know, and asked the
citybred which was the best side to milk
COW The city bred, in his turn, said
he did not know. and asked the country
man which side was the best side. He
got for a reply, "Ths outside" and did
not ask any more questions.
A lawyer who was sometimes forgetful,
having been engaged to plead the cause
Of an offender, began by saying, II know
the prisoner at the bar, and he bears the
character Of being . NEST consummat,
and impudent scoundrsl." Here some
body whispered to him that tho prisone
was his client, when be Immediately con
tiuusd. "but what great and good maj
ever lived who was not calumniated b,
bis contemporaries" !"
| Governor Orr, Of South Csrol,ua. say
when he was in the South Carolina Legis
lsture. q few years since, the Legislative,
expenses we're $50 900 a year. Now tho.
amount to 5000 900 Then the sm
ployses Of the General Assembly nun
bsred twenty or thirty; now four hun
drsd.
James Flanagan Is Grants postmasts
at Broadhesd, this county, an ofie
which pays but $50 per auuum. Som
days ago he received notice to "pony up
ls25 toward the corruption fuua.-Pi.ts
burg Pest.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-02
Administrator A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of ad-
signed on the estate of Henry Quiglsv, decd,
BY the Clerk Of the Probate Court Of Lincoln
county, Mo-, on the 10th day Of July, 1872.
Persons having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them to the admins rator
within one year from the date of said letters, or
they may be precluded from any benefit # said
estate and If not exhibited within two years
s'om the date Of said letters, they will be forever
"a" cd. jsaS$l OAVSb =. WADpY. Adu's
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-02

So many colored men have left the
District Of Columbia to work on "Simou
Cameron's road in Penusylvanla," that
the falling off in registration Of this clear
vote is, 10 some of the Washington dis.
triots, fully one half.
Curran was once asked by one Of his
brother lawyers: ibid you see any
thing ridiculous in this wig?" "Noth.
ing but the head" was the reply.
Ia New Hampshire, the following is
posted on fence: "Nottis-Know kow
is aloud IN these msddsrs, eny men Or
women lstten thare kows run the rode,
vot gits inter wy meddars afore.ssd shall
have his tail cut orf by me, Obadiah
Rogers
A New England advertiser wants "a
woman who fears the Lord aud weighs
two hundred pounds" and the editor Of
the sheet in which the advertisement ap-
pears, remarks that "hs experience Of
most men is that woman who weighs
200 pounds, never fears the Lord or auy.
body elss."
The Paris Figaro warns its readers in
placing too much confidence in the an.
nouncement Of Q hotel whose proprietor
informs the public that English, Ger
man, Italian and Spanish are spoksn
here" An Enplishmau, it says, whs
lately descended st tho hotel iu quss'
ton, and could iud no waiter possessing
even the most rudimentary acqusintancs
with the English lsngusge, asked for the
interpreter, and being told that there vsi
none, demanded sn explanation. by
whom ,hsn," ho inquired, "ars English
German. Italian snd Spanish spoken Z
by the travellers. sic, whs come V tht
hotel" was the reply.