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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
WILMTNGTON DEL. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1873.

certainly striking similarity between these ac-
.ofe. but while Salvini has all Forests power
and possession, he has an evident intellectual
vigor, a grace and finish, which the American
Actor lacked. 1t is not altogether pleasant to
some of us to say this. but it has to be said.
The Gladiator is after 0htellO, the most impress
sive performance Salvini has given. Itie not as
poetical and picturesque as the Samson. but 10
more passionate, and comes nearer human sym
pathies The tragedian works out his conception
with admirable directness and success. The
GLadi1tor is a real barbarian, a slave through
and through, save az enlightened first by suf-
fering and afterwards by the force OF returning
love for his daughter whom he believes
to have been many years dead. The great
scenes of the play are that OF the
arena where the Gladiator, commanded by the
tyrannical Empress to murder the young girl
who had subjected herself to martyrdom by be-
coming Christian, discovers that she is his
child !; and the climax of the tragedy where the
Gladiator kills his daughter to save her from
capture by the Roman mob. 10 say that sal
vlni's action at these critical passages was
up to the fnrthest possibilities Of tragic
art, that ii was perfection itself, IS to ut
ter nothing but simple truth. Why 40
Won not have Salvini in Wilmington He VIII
doubtless act ia many theatres in the United
States inferior to your Opera House You
should have a series of those three finest per-
formances- OllelLo Samson, and The Gladiator
or il this is not feasible you should at least nave
the Otiello. In all sOberness your people OF ou-
tivation should look to this. Who can tell when
you will have such another opportunity The
stars give no sign OF 1t at this writing. INDEX.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
THIRD EDITION.
Tho PBIery and Lash.


NETTING OUT THE PENALTIES TO THE ooNvIors CT
THE wEEK-Two CHILDREN UNDER THE LAsh
Special by Telegraph 10 the COMMERCIAL
NEW CASTLE, Noy %.
A large number Of persons, much larger than
usuAl on such occasions in New Castle, collec'
ted about the Jail this morning at 10 o'clock, to
witness the peculiar and Characteristic mode Of
administering justice in Delaware, the public
whippings. The sheriff not being promptly on
hand the crowd began to grow somewhat inpa-
tient.
The whipping was finally commenced at about
70 O'Clock, and the following convcts received
.heir sentences Talbot Pine twenty lashes fer
petty larceny; Vim. Pickering, for same offence
40 lashes Jno. Rrophy, also for larceny, ~
lashes ; 8, M. Bush, for stealing iron from the
long wharf at this place, 20 lashes. shadrach
Trusty and William Till received each 10 iashss
for the larceny Of two watches.
VIM. Benton received twenty lashes for house
breaking, and Alex Hawkins recsiyed forty
lsshes and stood in the pillory for the space OF
one hour for the crime of horse stesling.
With one or two exceptions the prisoners te-
hayed with good deal of fortitude under verv
severe punishment. Hawkins was noticeably 60;
he received his forty lashes we'll laid on, withou'
a ouiyer. The most touching sight was the suf-
feripg of the two lads, aged about thirteen.
whose contortions and cries while they were be-
ing whipped we're very pitiful to see
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
state items


The Smyrna Times can find nothing in Will
lard Saulsbury's whole career that is worthy ef
much praise.
Thomas Harper, teller in the National Bank
at Dover, has resigned and Phillip Burnett. agent
At the depot has been appointed to the vacancy.
Mr. James O. Lassoll of Smyrna last week
iisrpsed OF young bird dog to a Philadelphan
for eiehty-iye dollars. He sold enc last year
to the same gentleman for s75.
A revival meeting Of considerable interest is
now going on at Servensons Church. Rev. W.
d Gregg pastor. Twenty-Five converts have
been announced. Extra meetings have also
been commenced at Bethel also at R4ymond's
Rev J. A. b Wilson of Leipsic, pastor.
On Sunday last some Bombay Hook youths
ri,t,od a hand car off the mast and sails of a
yawl boat and took sail Oh the Bombay Hook
railroad This sounds like a hyperbole, but il
is true nevertheless, and the car made splendid
iime-better we are told than the locomotive
generally makes. There is no telling what the
railroad may develop.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
Lnteat GeneraI News.

One hundred any fifty applications for service
IN ease of war have been already received at the
NAVY Department from ex-volunteer naval Of
scers. Similar applications are continually re-
ceyed rterEt4 r=a rFt.
naval recruiting office has been opened at
Now Orleans.
Al the Boston Navy Yard the riggers have
begun work upon the Brooklyn. Applicants Tor
uo,k have become 30 numerous. that the gates
have been closed aud a nouc1 has been posted
ur stating that no more help il wanted.
Tha latest news from Spain and Washington
ba. caused much excitement in Charleston, ). o.
Tba harestonians Aro anxious ab0ut the cUn-
dIon Of Fort Moultrie and bumter.now dlsman-
tIed and they hope the Government will i'm
mpdiately place them on q war footing for the
defence Of their city. ~
Mass meetings in sympathy with Cuba were
held last night in Nav YORK, Chicago aud New
Orleans Toe New York meeting vas eoMpored
OF German aud the Chicago meeting OF Irish
citizens.
The superintendent of mounted recruits has
been ordered to send all dlspusahle cOiored re-
cruits to Fort Brown, Texas, for assignment to
the cavalry.
A block Of stores in Ottawa. Canada, the
property Ot Alderman Henry, were burned yes
terlsy, Loss S75 600.
The weather at Montreal continues very cold
and ice is rapidly forming in the harbor. All tho
sea a-gOing vesses have left tha port
The schooner West from Il lston for this port
went ashore on Nantucket Shoals. on account nj
the handkerchief light boat being adrift from
her station. The W Wsst has beeu hauled oil aud
toWed to VINEYARD Haven.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
The emovnI # sshes.


MR., aALLAGHER's CONTRACT oANoELED-THE
STREET. COMMISSIONER TO UNDERTAKE THE WORK
IN THE UNPRovIDED DISTRICT.
The irregularity of the removal Of ashes for
the last few weeks has been caused by the fnan-
cal embarrassment of the contractor, and an
assignment having been made, the contract has
ended. and the ashes will hereafter be removed
by persons employed by the street Commission
or. As will be seen by he notice given. the or
dinance in relation to the removal OF ashes will
he igiily adhered to, unless presented bJ in-
clement weather
On Mondays, the ashes on Market Street and
on all streets east of Market will be removed
and on Tuesdays, the same will be done on all
streets west of Market Housekeepers are re,
duested by the ordnance to put their ashes in
boxes or barrels convenient to be handled, and
place them upon the curb before o'clock, un'
Ill the first OF March, and before O'Clock from
that time until the first Of September.
Housekeepers are also requested to keep theil
ashes clear of garbage and slops, as they belong
to another department, and are used for very
,lifferent purpose.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
The Union aid society.
AcKxowLEpoMnNr oF poNArIoNs

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF DONATIONS.
The Colnmiltee on the House, for the use OF
the Wilmington uuipn Aid Association, desire
to make the following Acknowledgements
To Geo G. Gordon, ESD, for use of House
No Sl2 Market st.
Finn Il jackson. stove aud putting mp.
James @. johnson, stove ard putting up,
X4charah Plckels, stove aud putting up.
Granville Worrell. oil cloth
H. l. ratnail, lumber for shelving
Wm. NJ. KennaTd cprtaln materlal,- %
f. W, Hpobes CERTAIN fixtures aud'paiioek.'
Grover Il Baker 8 NJ Go making curtains.
Mis- Samuel Canby "a dcz chairs.
MIR. W. IL. Naff lounge l secretary, work
table, l doz chans
Bonghman Thomas 4 Co.., writing paper and
blank books. i'N
The committee would be veiy glad for the op
portnnity of returning our thanks for carpel
for our front room Some one may have a sc
ond handed one which world answer every pur
pose aud be thankfully received ~ -
MRs HENRY L TArNtLL.
Chairman OF House Com of the A. s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
pnANpYwINE MILLS QuoTATIoNs To-
chu-ohe. = o4norrow.

Calvary church. Services tomorrow at 101S
A. NJ, and ~ p. NJ. Sunday School at A. NJ
Bible class, tuesday evening. LESSON Matt.
XVI $685. Thursday next Thanksgiving
day, services in the morning at 1OlI O'Clock The
collection will be in behalf OF the wilmington
Union Aid Society.
Trinity Parish services, Old Swedes 7th and
Church SITS, mol ming at lO15 O'Clock. evening
at IA O'Clock. Trinity Chapel, King and 5th Sts:
Morning service at 1915 o'clock, afternoon at
O'Clock. Thanksgiving day, full morning service
at 101& o'clock
Hanover st. church Rev. L. Marks pastor.
Preaching both morning. and evening, Public
service on Wednesday evening at ~ o'clock
Prayer meeting on Sabbath evening beginning
at O'Clock All are cordially invited.
West Presbyterian church, corner OF 9Th and
Washington. Preaching tomorrow at lO15 A. M:
by Rev. Prof. Allen Curr. Praise meeting at IA
P. NJ. Strangers and the, pnblic generally are
cordially invited
Rev. samuel NJ. Perry, a Lcentiate Of the
Presbytery of New Castle will preach in the
First Presbyterian Church, on Market st., above
9th to- morrow, (SlbbAth) in the morning at 1Og3
and in the evening at ~ O'Clock. The pubhc
cordially invited to be present.
Grace church, Rev. 4, o. Matlack, at 1880 A.
~, 716 r. NJ, by the PASTOR The Rev. a, j.
Kynett, ID. D., Corresponding Secretary OF the
Church Extension Society will preach there No
vember 3Uth. Bishop Haven cannot be present
| tomorrow as announced last Sabbath. the
annual collection, to-morrow, will be postponed
one week .4lH So
| Unitarian Church. West street near Eighth
Rev. +. Israel, pastor. Hour OF meetings lO16 A
| NJ, aud ~ P M. Childreffs meeting at ~ T.. M
| Mary Grew, OF Philadelphia, will conduct the
| services Seats free. The public are invited
| New Jerusalem Church. Religious service a.
1O16 A. NJ, and 7 80 p. M. by Rev. b. F. Barrett
| Subject of sermon in the morning, . The spirit
ual atmosphere of our dwelling" In the even
ing, "rhe surroundings of Spirits IN the Here
alter and the law that determines them"
Spritualists Hall. Memorial services at ~ Z
| NJ. in which I. O. Carter, j. O. Hopkins and
others will take part. Conference meeting a.
| lOlS A. M. Progressive Lyceum at219 Z. M. AL
are cordially invited.
Central Presbyterian church, King street nea
Eighth j. P. Oonkey pastor. Services on Sab
bath at 1O15 A. NJ, aud IA P. NJ. Church Sab
bath school at 8 A. NJ. Gilbert chapel Sabbat
school, Thirteenth and French streets, at I. NJ
First Baptist church, Rev. Mr.. Harris, will Off
ciate at this church at 10l 4, a. m.
Second Baptist churcn, Rev. James Water
will preach his closing sermon on to.morro'
morning. Prayer nesting after service. In tn
evening, Roy. Allan Curr, the lecturer. VII
| preach.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

Rev Prof Allen Ourr will preach in the West
Omirch tomorrow at 1919 A. NJ. The public is
cordially invited. ,a ...l.. ...4. .,., ~. .
Tomorrow morning, Rev. James Waters
preaches his farewell sermon at the Second Bap-
list Church. ~
The Baptist Sabbath schools meet together at
the Delaware Avenue church, tomorrow after
noon and will be addressed by Rev. Allan Curr
on the Model Teacher"
The suspected bank robbers say that i they are
escaped conviots from Auburn and Sing Sing,
gny are they not sent back therei They would
doubtless like to get clear of the whipping post.
Mr.. L. o. Bird gives further notice that he
will be at his Office on Tuesday and Wednesday
next for the purpose of taking proofs OF claims
10 bankruptcy against the estate Of Jno. McLear
X Son. -,H
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

WoRK AT THE II. d II. Cos. YARDs.-The Fl Il
q. Co.'S, yards are assuming much of their
Sonted activity, The little Spanish war-cloud
has hurried up matters and on the two monitors
theie large forces of men are engaged; Forty
noon. The wooden supports under her deck
will be replaced with iron ones. and her deck
viii be raised one foot, and beyond this gener-
Il overhauiug will be given her. The Lehigfl
las seen much service, and her turret aud hull
live evidence of powerful concussions. Beyond
heee monitors, there are large forces engaged
IN other work. and on the whole there are about
100 men employed in the ship-yard about forty
less than the usual number. Ne
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
From Washinatou.

EFFICIENT ACTION BY THE SECRETARY OF WAR
WASHINGTON. Nov. %
The Secretary of War has been quietly making
preparations for placing the arsenals in con-
dtion to supply the wants Of the the army; in
the armament Of the Notifications for the defence
Of the harbors in case of an attack to supply
siege from batteries of artillery, and to meet all
demsnds should war result from our present
complications with Spain:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
A .chooner Fonndered.

large unknown schooner foundered during
the gale of Monday night, ten miles south OF
Cane Henry, She lies about one mile from shore.
TIE body OF a colored man, supposed to have
been one Of the crew, was washed ashore a few
miles below the wreck The sails and rigging
have be en- taken of and are in charge OF Captain
Balarge. of Danna Neck. On the jib sheet ls the
philadelphia,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

NAsr.-Tn point of popularity, Thomas Mast
stands at tho head Of the lecture profession, not
beiug excelled by the ever welcome Cough. The
coming of Mr. Mast next Tuesday will be the
eyent In the lecture field this season, and We
re pleased to know that a deservedly large sale
II seats has been made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
SECOND EDlTIOA.
GENERAL SieKELs.
The Demonstratieqs OF the sp an
ish Mob.
he HAD DErERMINEDlTO LEAVE MAnRIn

Madrid dispatches agree. in reporting that the
interviews between Minister sickles and the
Spanish authorities were Of q strong character
General sickles barely escaped mobbing by
crowd congregated in front OF his residence.
siekles had determined to leave Madrid, but the
government, having dispersed the mob, and
maintained peace, he has Resolved to remain,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
A .Ku.Klux ,jsnvictetl.

The trial OF Jonn olau, at Louisville. for Ku-
hlnxism, killing colored man named Wilson;
and burning his house, in July last, resulted
spn and conviction on the charge of murder.
iso other Ku-Rlux are to be tried on the same
SharEes, 81 s-ia1- 8 El..a -as--- ssr Z 2
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
CommercIaI Reports.
PHILADELPHIA aARKETs.

r.-,..= -..5a PHtEAnEIpHA, Nov. %. d.
Cotton firm at 15J% @t7cEF Fieari hrmeri. snpers
"a 5O0D5 extras 80 25d26 b0i Penna, extra
family, 81 256D775. Wheal irmsr; red 81 45@
81. so white 81 10. Corn higher yellow 6SS@
69c. Oats 49@53c. Whisky %.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

PRAISE MEETING. = The hymns selected for
the praise meeting tomorrow evening in the
West church are Songs of Creation and
Songs of Redemption !" aNong the latter is
Handel's II Know that my Reedeemer Liveth,
which will be sung by sweet singer. who was
formerly member of the choir of the West
ahurnh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
The Billiard Tournament.

NLMEs AND ORDER OF THE SUCCESSFUL PARTIES
CHICAGO, Nov. "a.
The prizes in the billiard tournament go TO
GARNER, Ubassy, @. Dion, and ]. Dion in the
order in which they are named.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

CANVAS OovERIRG SroLEN-Last night, some
niscreants cut the cords and stole the canvas
,overing from the street roller. The denuded
.ondition of his English buship this morning,
was the subject OF general remark.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
PeIIce Ceurl.

One drunk since yesterday.
VIM. II, Baird for numerically beating his
little nephew. Thomas Morris, even until the
Olood ran from the bruises, WAS fined 80 and
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

The Government boiler test at Pitsbnrg, yes
terday. was made on a double rivetted boiler,
1t was subjected to pressure of 800 pounds,
but the packing would not stand the steam and
the experment was Abandoned
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

OPEN HousEs MADE CoMFoRrABLE.-In these
days of depression, when it behooves eVory one
to live as economically as possible, nothing that
will conduce to this end should be neglected,
All housekeepers will agree that there
is no heavier drain upon their pnrg-
es than the expenditure for fuel.
some houses are old and open. with great yawn-
ipg cracks and crevices under every door, or
along each window, whereat the wind pours
in in torrents, and ohills the occupants so
that they tremble in every, portion OF the
suredly not. Torreys weather ships are an
effectiye preventative of the ingress of cold air
through Sopen doors and valuable auxiliary
N retaining the heat in a room. They are de-
nose, are convenient OF application, and are by
no means bunglesomO. Samples may be seen at
4l9 Market street, where orders NAV be left, or
at W. H, Persons, Agent, 4l9 West Front
street,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
weather Record.
REPORT OF TIE SIGNAL sERvIoE.

: HhFUhI OF TIE FIVNA1 HEH7tOE'
WAsHrNdToN. Nov. %.
Probabilities. For the, Middle States dimin-
ishing pressure, slowly rising temperature, and
generally clear weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
New York,

TWEED pEouaHT INTO COURT FOR SENTENCE.
NEW York, Nov. %.
Tweed was brought into Court this morning
Tor sentence, attracting immense crowds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
MarrtagRs,

Rev. j. A. Brindle. at the NJ
X. parsonage, at Newark, MI. Charles E. Lewis
10 Miss Martha j. Wood all of Newark.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

The Employing Plasterers' Association in New
York. has decided that after the first of Decem-
Der the wages of journeymen plasterers shall DO
50 81, and laborers ~ 5O per day.
The failure of a silk manufacturing firm of
Paterson, N. j., is reported. The assets are
stated at $40, 900, and the liabilities at slO0 900.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

The new "Arabian Nights" entertainment by
Prof. Curr at the Second BAPTIST Church TO-
night will draw large crowd no doubt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
The Clayton Houss
ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TODAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.
W R Bowman, City.
u d Pearce, City.
Jno Johns wife and son. Del.
Henry Fehling, Jr., PhilA.
ChAs. Hamburger,
Jno. L Williams, Phila.
Mrs J Williams, %
CP deGroat and wife, Phila. -
M Mitchell, N Y, -.ss
B Torchiana, Jr., N Y.
Jno, F. German, BALTIC.
Miss Farr, :"
Jno Swinburne, Phila.
Saml Barth, .
Ii s Parker,
L Bartram, BALTIC.
Paul d VanHook, Phila.
r. ]. Jester, West Chester.
u Dalzell, South Egremont. Mass.
Il Carpenter, PhilR.
David 8. Brown, New York.
J y Covert, Phila. II
M O Daily,
A Vincent,
G 7 Stearns, q VT. Mobile, Ala.
James Hansell Phila.
Jno, A Stevens, BALTIC.
D T Marvel, City.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
DEwoIF makes clothiog to order,

USE Rlppleye'j Pure White olive slap forgiy
YOUR en- mics and h we clear conscience. al!
monj, Agent, Wilmington, Del,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
Nav Advsrilssassnts. 'rbI- ''uy.

New Advertisements. 'rhiS way
pv,ans, on meetin9-W a W Railroad
Esssd geo MaGan y Son
SSsrrhant Thilor-J Huhlhausen
MStice-B0ard Of Control Z f 2
Fetl "a to crrditOrs--L Bird
tT,SorkeIy wafe-T deNormandie
n M nerclal Almanac and Year-Dpok ..t.
Hsayy yercoats NJ DeWolfs
shares in Clayton Loan
Notlce In BANKRUPTCY Y. ~ ~ -
tisrdware ke.- -Truman d SHAW - 81
Tus Rappeye's U i've 40 p
Mnsltai raNceTt at institute Hall
Nutic -Dlvid II Coyle
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

JAMRs FRANCE, she wel-knOwn and able mouse
aud sign panter will soon rem We his shon Irom olE
King ST., TO Seventh and Shtpley.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
Nslu advertisements.

0UR WAGONS PUT GOAL DIREUTLY
INFO THE CHLLARs
without dumping on the pavement.
O. w. BUsH 4 S0N. French street Wharf,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

EVERYBODY knows that Buxpaum is selling wi
ter garments very cheap.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

HEAVY Owe co ATS at beloH Philadelphia price,
at DeWoll's, 31S Market street,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

Now ia the time for pc 1pe who hlva the cash to
my almost any kind of household goods deNor-
M indie is selling Gro kerry ware Very cheap.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

NETTING OUT THE PENALTIES TO THE ooNvlors ef
me wEEK-Two CHILDREN UNDER The Lash
tspeclal by Telegraph 30 the Commercial
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

TnB CoMME, cIAL ALMANAC AND YEARBOOK wi
be issued rs usuai for lsT4
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

Il. H, O.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-23
The Yictimized Crows.

WAsHINGroS, oct. -.
Less than month ago the chairman of
the Board of Indian Commissioners, Mr.
Felix X. Crunot, telegraphed from Mon
tana to the secretary of the Interior that
he had negotiated with the Crow Indians
for the cession of their reservation, con-
tanning $500, 900 acres of mineral and
farming lands, and the acceptance by
them of a new reservation at Judith Basin,
near Fort Benton, The old reservation
was south and west of the Yellowstone
along the line of the Northern Pacific rail
road, and the exchange was considered a
good thing for that company, 1t now
seems that the Indians are not very well
satisfied with their trade There is dele
CATION of Their braves and chiefs in this
city, and in n big talk with the Indian job
bers to-day Blackfoot, one of the chiefs,
said that the new reserve was not large :;
that one could ride around il in a day !;
that there was no wood, no water, no
grass, nothing but rocks, and his people
could raise nothing to eat. The object of
the visit here is doubtless to impress the
Indians and .cajole them into accepting
their new reservation.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-23
The Stokes Trial.
New YORK, oct. -

A'E' ''ih' wv
Stokess father testified to-day to insanity
affecting members of the family He said
the prisoner was constantly talking about
Fisk and complaining of his emssaries
DIGGING him.
Elizabeth Coouey, hotel domestic, heard
voice cry. out, :" Don't fire : and then
there was a shot.
Luther Marsh, former lawyer of the
the prisoner, testified as to his apprehen-
sions of Fisk. On one occasion Stokes
took the witness to a window and pointed
ont two men AS emissarcs of Fisk who
were following him. he told witness Fisk
sent man to him at the Hoffman House
and that Fisk said to him once. Our touch
is cold and clammy whoever we lay Our
hands on that is their doom,
Rev. Sidney L. Corey testified that Stokes
came into car where he was sitting three
weeks before the homicide with bundle
of papers, aud said, Doctor | am going
with these to the attorney-gcneral they
will go far to break up The Eric ring -
witness said You appear 10 be very
busy" and Stokes replied, =" | am engaged
in savage fight if ] fail lose my life.
You remember the case of poor Eaton :
am afraid Fisk or some of his emissaries
will shoot me-" Witness advised him to be
careful, and he said, 81 go prepared always,
and | never go out at night except in "A
carriage