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CLERK oFaVuE DE L,EAu HOTEL,

CLERK OF VUE DE REAU HoTEL.--
Mr.. James B. Page, Of this city, has been
appointed cleark of the Vue de u Eau ho-
tel for the coming season. The Norfolk
Virginian speks -thusly of him, in which
we fully concur HE is one of the most
affable, pleasant and accomplished little
gentlemen in Virginia, and we heartily con-
graduate the proprietors upon their good
luck in securing the services Of clerk so
competent, and one SO well calculated to
give satisfaction to the visitors and all 9TH
ers who have business transactions with
| him. ',l5 o. Ga asa a. saa.- T.-,I,s,s ~.
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GRAPE BOXES.

The subscriber is prepared to furnish Grape
Boxes of the most improved pattern, and OF The
various sizes needed for the Shipment OF grapes
to the Eastern and Northern markets They
are made of the best timber, and two years use
has proved their great durability and value.
They will be furnished on liberal terms. Early
correspondence solicited
( 7. w. PORTER,
my 8-wtf Charlottesville, Va,
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-19S-Invol.
HNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT In The

19S-Inyol.
THIS IL TO GIVE NoTICE.-That On the
i Gath day of May, a. d., 1873, a warrant
in bankruptcy was issued out of the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern Dis
tIiet OF Virginia, against The estate OF 5, Lich-
tenstein, of Henrieo county and State
of Virginia. who has been adjudged a bankrupt
on his creditors petition That the payment of
any debts, and the delivery Of any property
use, and the transfer of any properly by him,
are forbidden by law That meeting of the
creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their debts
and choose one or more assignees OF his estate,
will be held at court of bankruptcy, to be
holden at Richmond, Va, before w. W Forbes,
esq, register, on the 10th day of June, a.
d., 1873, at 10 o'clock a. m,
DAVID B. PARKER,
my 27-Tu2w u. $. Marshal.
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Food of the wilderness

Growing in great profusion all around
our camp, we were delighted to find those
articles of food so much priced by the In
dians-the camas and yamph roots. The
camas is both flour and potatoes for sew
eral wandering nations; and it is found
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

importation of Iron from the United
'....-' states.
LONDON, May 29.-The manufacturers
of Wolverhampton are importing iron from
the United States, in consequence of the
exorbitant rates at which the native pro-
duction is held. % ". IaLA ..rg5al.
The Literary Fund Dinner.
smA AT the annual dinner, last evening, of
the Royal literary fund. over which Right
Honorable William E. Gladstone presided,
the Lord Bishop of Derby proposed
""The Literature of the United States.n
The sentiment was warmly received, and
Mr.. Lathfop Motley, who was one Of the
guests, eloqucntly and cordially replied to
it. He laid great stress upon the inter-
national bond between England and the
United States. and said. he regarded the
literary men of both countries as fellow
citizens of the great English-speaking Re-
public.
SPAIN.
sTl.sE4 grr-. iHHa# 1919 Hstsfi r.-r5.- E.
FEsH Pardon of American Citizens.
:, .fF NA<HADiNlb3 uAay OWL COlnpllanCe Win
request Of United States Minister
Sickles the government has ordered the
Captain General of Cuba to give effect to
the pardons of American citizens Santa
Rosa. Clicker, and Lever.
.a2 E24 Telegraph Summary.
The general assembly of the United
Presbyterian Church of North America
met in session at Philadelphia on the 29th
instant. Rev. j. 7. Scouller, of Ohio, was
elected moderator. Memorials for estab-
fishing normal schools among the freed
men, and the establishment Of sustenta
! ton fund, were referred. brow rf99iiJ %
!. A boiler in Stevens shingle mill, IN East
Saginaw, Michigan, exploded yesterday
morning, killing one man and fatally iniur-
ing four or five others. The mill was
totally demolished. H1sg Do4thd 9 q l5lT
John Hickman, ex-memberof Congress.
is dangerously i'll at his residence in West.
chester, Pa. Little hope is entertained of
MS recovery. 5@-=---5-.---
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WASHINGTON.
National Decoration Day.

ira sg National Decoration Day.
WASHINGTON, May 3O.--All business
is suspended to-day for the decoration of
graves. The officials are devoting the holi-
day to fishing or billiards, or rum, in a
great measure. No domestic markets
to-day. go y, is,5 1. ~
El Items .lI 'gi7u sla ~ r.
WASHINGTON. May 30.-The Ameri
can and British claims commission
will resume their session at New
port. Rhode Island, on the Sd proximo. 1t
is believed that all the claims before the
commission will be adjudicated by the 2Gth
of September, the expiration Of the limit.
The question in diplomatic circles just
now is, will the recent change in the French
government neces state a change in the re-
preventative of France IN Washington !? $50
s404, 03l.0S was received from Internal
revenue yesterday. ~. q. 5rs. Sc :,
{ Nothing has been received at the war
department from General Davis in reference
to Bogus Charley, Shack Nasty Jim,
Hooker Jim and Steamboat Frank having
been armed and equipped and sent out to
bring in Captain Jack dead or alive. The
telegram from San Francisco to that effect
is discredited among prominent army Off
GERS who are well acquainted with the char
acter and habits of General jeff Davis.
No news has been received from the
Modoc scouts sent afteyCaptain Jack.
The commissioner Of internal revenue
has received notice from the collector at
Albany that the New York Central and
Hudson River railroad company has
brought suit for the money paid on the
scrip dividend tax. The case will be
defended by the government. So - ~ 4sa - 3
About fifty proposals to furnish timber
and other supplies have been opened by
the navy department and the contracts,
amounting to nearly half million dollars
will be awarded in a week or ten days. 8,
The commissioner of internal revenue
decides that toilet and fancy soaps,
recommended for their healing, improving
and identifying properties and qualities.
are placed in the category Of medicinal or
cosmetic articles, rather than soaps, are
liable to four per centum tax under
schedule G. aia1!s3 aaat 9ynsi 'laas ]
No prosecution viii be entered by the
government against parties neglecting to
take out licenses under the new internal
revenue law until after the LIST of June. By
that time they will have had sufficient noti-
fication to comply with the law, and unless
its requirements are met, thereafter collec-
tors of internal revenue will be instructed
to see that the penalty of the law is impos-
ed upon all those who neglect to take out
their special licenses. Z nzi ave- Itaa. h.,1.Id
The encouragement received dis
patch yesterday announcing the death Of
Hon. Havid H. Mason. United States dis
trict attorney for the district of Massa-
chusetts. at Boston. Deceased held the
Office about three years, and was about
sixty years Of age. 'oiassisb qgf svs iiea
The manufacturers of postal cards state
that by June first they will be prepared
to answer acquisitions from the department
to the extent of 750, 900 cards per day, be-
ing over twice the quantity thought to be
the probable extreme demand for the first
wear Eat@tf u
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TABLE OF CONTRIBUTIONS
accompanied the report - - :.

incompetence sAS aNRSAse
Accomac, 10 churches, ", 402.eo Abe.
marie, 90 churches, sl2 l4o.o9; APPomat.
tox, 20 churches. g, 9S3 10; blue hidge, II
churches, $3.50; Cllnch valley, no report ];
Concord, 20 churches, S5,269; Dan River,
l6 churches, So, $50. 100; Dover, AZ churches,
500, .66; Goshen,4 ~ churches, W, 996.eo;
James River, 81 churches, ~ ,S54 Leban-
on, 81 churches, S2,2S2; Middle DISTRICT,
% churches, S5,7Sl 90; New River, 10
churches, $50 Portsmouth, DO churches,
$21, 67l .l3; Potomac, 40 churches, 81 ,90l;
Rappahannock, Al churches, S9,3i9.l5 |;
Roanoke, u churches, So, s2l Shiloh, FL
740.50 Strawberry SO, 535 Valley, Sill
0S5. Total contributions in Virginia,
$193, 554. 80. s.g ~ 80 1ois.5gaL. - &
~ This amount was increased by hitherto
unreported subscriptions to $500. 0O0.5 To
this amount was added $20, 900 reported as
contributed outside of the state. There
are over two hundred churches in Virginia
that have not yet been canvassed, SO that
1t was thought that the deficiency OF $780,
600 could be easily made up by these.
swxan Third Dav,s Sessto,,. sfr.a5=
The ssoc;ot;on mat tb;s morn;nu nj 10
,,clacl, ;n tto Sacond .R.rt;st church Pres
;ssnt H,,rr s"S =; AZ cba;r The ,naet;no was
,usns J lily ~ snv hn ,ba nonareratIon Of
y thaa o,a WY" Mat 0 hsap,;S;,l coronst;an HYMN
-. ..s !, g ha;, ;hs nower Of Jssr,s; name 1and
nronar hn tbeT Raw 'Tboynas w Sydnor
p pstsr b;ch The ',n;nntss Of tho nrecedina
r,s sa s,,ars s' rood and snn,ovad re
Tba s5olIow;rc co,om;t Hr was annointed
= ,e =. n time Mace and ppreacher.
sor the na~t meeting "a he ssaciat,on
Ma G Carr t Shennard9 Owen Whites.
caryer Hamnar and nal Hart Dr. George r
StasI e p;nhno n n.s alecfai treas',,ar
Rav' II Il 4 NP,,ryo,y., " "s rs Hse' rennrted the
names nam. &c ths 1,alesst,es from the Rble and
pnhs S ~ ,,o a ssoc;st;onl The COMMITTEES
~ orJar IS bas;nssu ,no,,e \ martial renort
that the addre q Of tbe Rev A r.. Brown sD.
n ha heard Stn.dav al III o,ciocl, and In
mad;aiejv thareafter the renort of the Edu-
cationsI hoard Rev. MI Jaeger. author
IF tha work . Mind and Heart y recently 4
Jewish Rabbi of Mobile. Alabama. was
;nv;fo1 70 a oaet ond also requested tn nd
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neE- MRS. JOHN P. BALLARD
WISHES TO TAKE BOARDERS FOR THE
SPRING, SUMMER AND FALL MONTHS.
Can accommodate two small families. The
house is new one. pleasantly lecntedlN miles
flmo the city. and the accommodation train on
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad stops at the place daily at sA O'Clock a.
M; returning, leaves Richmond at 4 O'Clock, p.
m, Address JOHN p. BALLARD,
ap lift Fa Richmond, Va.
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.m VIRGINIA HALL.--As this is the only
place Of amusement now open to the public
we see no reason why it should not be
crowded tonight to witness the second bio
ramic entertainment of Professor Harding.
These exhibitions are for the benefit of the
memorial fund. ''NV " s0eslEl AEL1J46
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TEMPERATURE.--The following is the
range of the thermometer at @. +. john
ston's news and music store, 9lS Main
street, for to-day: At 9 a. m. 80; IL IN.
81; p. m. 80.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

q TO ALI. PERSONS WISHING FIRE IN
TSIJRANCE-THEt RICHMOND BANKING
AND INSURANCE. COMPANY offer induce
ments unsurpassed by any safe company, to in
sure against loss by fire Of all kinds Of property.
q They ask of their friends and the public to give
them u call before insuring elsewhere. 81
Consult your own interest and insure with us,
T. b STARKE, General Agent.
]. B. DAVIS, President. 4Eh As4QALir.
| JoBN L. g. POTTs, Secretary. oc 6--d&wly
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THANKs.-Mr. S. N. Peterson, Of "San-
ny Side, - has placed us under obligations
for several boquets Of beautiful flowers,
which we shall cherish as long as they
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The " State Journal !" Will be delivered the
came evening of publication in any part OF
the city or Manchester BY reliable carriers,
name and address Is left at our Office, 912 Ia
Vain street, and in Petersburg II left with
our agent there; and can always be found on
snle i'm this city Mt @. #. Johnston's, O1S Main
erect; Wyatt 4 Minors, SI7 Brond street;
news stand ut Ford's hotel Leon Schaup's
IdO2 Main street. and Mt our counter.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Suicide.

LANCASTER, PA, May 30.-A recently
married colored youth committed suicide
this morning, Cause, jealousy.
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WORK FOR THE GRAND JURY.-The
grand jury which meets next Monday, will
have twelve cases of felony before them.
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/ PesToFFICE.--The postoffice will be
opened this afternoon at o'clock p. m.
Carriers will make collections from the
star boxes at p. m. t.a -.
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DEAD.-Mr. John b. Yates, who re-
sided in this city several years before and
during the late war, died in Alexandra on
the 9th,
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PHOTOGRAPHS 50 PER DOZEN AT
FRaYsER's GALLERY, opposite postoffiee. e'f
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nS~ GEORGE w. JONES, S.a s.sa Y
tadt DENTAL SURGEON, 3 cdi1l4
OFFICE No. III. BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
,- EIGHTH, FRANKLIN STREET.

{ Has fresh liquid gas for PAINLESS Elk
TRACTION of teeth. Having best materials,
ample facilities and rs years experiences, is pre-
pared to gently and thoroughly Fill, Cleanse,
Regulate and Extract the natural teeth and
insert artificial ones on any material desired
All work warranted. s myl-6m
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BeSa CHURCH COMMITTEES TAKE
NOTICE.-GAS FIXTURES and CHANDE-
LIERS, REBR0NzED and REPAIRED--made
to look as good as newly
. -laHa, DANIEL, O'DONNELL.,
APP 9--6m SIS Broad Street.
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FoR CARD PHOTOGRAPHS GO TO
FRAyssR's extensive gallery, opposite the post
office. ,8@34 &sfh2 % b
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FRAYsER's GALLERY, opposite the
postofhce. card photographs only 80 per dozen,
and large size 81. ->-'slss@ AVA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Des- 4. L. CROUCH & CO., 10
moo / gt1 REAL ESTATE fa s..3-.-,,.s
AuCTIONEERS AND BROKERS.
OFFICE NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA
BUILDING, CORNER ELEVENTH AND
J MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND s&
zaTgfEu VIRGINIA.
q Auction sales of real estate q specially. Real
estate purchased and sold on commission. Par
ticular attention to renting property. Loans
negotiated on real estate and other securities.
my l5-lm ta# @ Frye
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LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS ONLY 81 AT
FRAYsKR's GALLERY, opposite the postoflce.
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1--WE WOULD RECOMMEND OUR
friends who want good photographs to go to
FRAysERs GALLERY, opposite the postofice. ~
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LODGED In THE PENITENTIARY.--
Alexander Murphy, convicted of malicious
wounding in Scott county, and sentenced
to the penitentiary for two years, was to-
day received in that institution. g "A Tr75Y 6
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For PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE BAP-
IrsT CLERGY 90 TO FRAYsER's GALLRRY, oppo-
site the postoffice .,lEE-lL. " ~
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i For GOOD PHoToGRAPHs GO TO
FRAYsER's, opposite postofice.
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The Capital.

HARTFORD, May 30.-In the lower
house of the legislature yesterday, the con-
stitutional amendment providing for one
capital, and that to be Hartford, passed.
The amendment now goes to the people
for their Endorsement.
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~ TREAsURY.-There was a balance in
the state treasury to-day of 81, 476, 1926. 81.
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INDIANA.
Agricultural Congress - Congress
siOnal Aid to the Virginia Water
Line RecOmm ended. sNJ GYIa Ilr18 q

Tho Eight. Hour Law Sustained Tho
ARrfcultural Congress = Congress
sfOnal AID to the Virginia WRtor
Line Recommended. ~ GTaa irF8 15s
INDIANAPOLIS, May 3e.--In the agri-
cultural congress yesterday the committee
on agricultural colleges reported for ador-
ton resolution approving and indorsing
the efforts now being made to secure addi-
tional aid from Congress established under
the land grant of 1862. An adverse minori-
ty report being offered, the report was
tabled. .frr.;4E, as.l ala.i F.-1. ~.
The committee on miscellaneous business
reported a series Of resolutions declaring
the efforts of any class to increase or de-
crease the value of labor or the product OF
labor as pernicious in their influences and
against the interests Of farmers that the
eight-hour law is an unwise, unjust, and
disturbing element in the business of the
whole country, and ought to be repealed.
The resolutions were rejected by large
majority. e lEa 1859 uslassi
A lengthy report from the committee on
transportation was referred back for modi-
fication. ata ~
INDIANAP Oils, May 80.
Charles S. burlington, President Of the James
Rioer and Kdna0ha Canal:
The Agricultural Congress, now in ses-
sion here, have just passed, by unanimous
vote, the report of the committee strongly
endorsing the Virginia Water Line" and
recommending Congressional aid.
fE . HENRY L. PEYTON,
$50 r. 7. w. DUKE,
ElF5 w. p. BURwELL.
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MARYLAND.

The Association of Medical Superin.
tendents. 800 3.
BALTIMORE, May 30.-The Associa-
ton of Medical Superintendent of the
United States and Canada continued it's
session in this city yesterday. Nashville,
Tenn, was selected as the place for the
next annual meeting in May next. The
association will adjourn tonight.
CONNECTICUT.
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BB H. M @ @ OR MICK'S
( raB MAMMOTH AUCTION
AND
- COMMISSION HOUSE,
I4I4 MAIN ST., RICHMOND,

DAILY SALES at 10 A. nj. and ~ p. NJ.
of Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hats, Gaps, Boots,
Shoes, Croclery, Glassware, and all kinds OF
Furniture, Housefurnishing Goods, &C., &c.
COME ONE, COME ALL. AS WE ARE q
DETERMINED TO PLEASE. aiaf
GENTLEMANLY Statesmen constantly
In attendance, TO wait ON parties who wish TO
purchase any of the above named goods at
private SALE at auction price,. 2u
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to Coun-
try Merchants. Consignments solicited. Out
door sales puuctuallv attended to. NH 2s--sm
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BosToN. May 3O.-A heavy Ere is rag
ing in the business portion Of the city. 1t
has already reached Washington street.
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BOSTON IN FLAMES AGAIN
GLOBE THEATRE CONE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BURNEl
OTHER LARGE HOUSES IN RUIN
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS DESTROYER

THE FLAMES NOW UNDER CONTROL
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New YORK, May 30.---A special from
London says the English commissioner,
Mr.. Bradlaugh, who went to Spain recent
ly, has been seized by the Carlists. l5
A runaway horse fatally injured his
driver and three children who were run
over at various points along the route of
the runaway.
The heat was excessive yesterday. Five
sun strokes occurred during the day.
Five thousand immigrants arrived at
this port Wednesday and Yesterday,
The sheriff's jury has decided that Geo.
Francis Train is sane, and he will be re-
leased from custody tomorrow.
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In THE TWEED CASE YESTERDAY Judge
Davis decided against opening the second
trial in the present term of the Court, having
some doubts as to the legality of one term
overlapping the other. Mr.. Peckham, for the
prosecution, confined himself to stating that
he would move for trial when he was ready.
We are sorry to find that the settlement of this
scandalous case is again placed among the I'M
certainties, and can only hope that the delay
before bringing the accused once more to the
bar of justice will not be long one.
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The latest victim of the London Jenkins, as
we find from the London Tines is Bencher
of the Middle Temple, who rejoices in the har-
monious name of Henry Diedrich Jencken.
The occasion is the marriage of the baTister
to Kate Fox, of table-tipping celebrity. The
phrase spiritueae, as applied to bride, is no
novelty to Jenkins but here was positively
spiritual bride! With a charming union of
pathological and geological forces, Doctor
Bird gave away Miss Fox. It has been usual,
also, for Jenkins to say that bride had not
rappee to her dowry. But on this occasion,
when the Rev. Mr.. Braithwaite pronounced
that the Fox had become Jencken, audible
raps from the spirit domains told the ave.
stricken guests that the other world was either
astonished, displeased or delighted because,
in the absence of information as to what the
raps meant, the guests could take their choice
of the three characteristics
Jenkins further informs us that at the we'd
ding breakfast in Portman square fresh raps
mingled with the pop of the champagne corks,
and the tables tipped without aid of FESTIVE
walters or bibulous guests. Moreover, the
huge wedding cake was palpably raised from
its base of confectionery, and, for mo-
ment, threatened to bob through the ceiling
to the intense disgust of romantic maidens
who expected to invite dreams with some of
the precious plums and suet beneath their
dyspepsia-encrowned holsters
But the incident particularly interesting to
New Workers was the appearance among the
rappers of the late James B. Taylor, best
known in his lifetime as q lobbyist in Albany
and Washington, and whose contested will is
one Of the causes ce1bres in our Surrogate's
Court That the spirit of this deceased gen.
tleman is lowering around the domains of Cog
and Magog is perhaps the reason why he has
never in this city appeared in spirit form be-
side the tables of the new Court House to rap
out succinct explanation why his will that
was missed for months, became finally discov-
cred in an odd volume of book by Tom Ben
ton, and why he especially failed to acquaint
world of gossip in his native city whether or
not his will was q forgery.
The whole account affords much room for
commiseration with Jencken, the bridegroom.
What brave fellow he must be to marry Kate
Fox Usually bride, or wife, can only
threaten husband with the terrors of q
mother-in-law, but here was bride who had
the whole world of spirits at her command,
wherewith to rap him into obedience No fox
hunter ever had worse prospect before him