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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-02-13
I,'DWlN II. WEBSTER,

ATTORNEY AT la ".
Dgcs o5uutiqnd st., oplosit, Masonic man, Bel Air. Ma
Having resumed pra tico, offer my professional SER
vices to the public with tt all business en-
II. ed TO me shall bAN Egnnt nRVILlhn attention.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-02-13
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
THE CELEBRATE.
CT O THEIR S,
Of Baltimore,
Announce the Introduction of plan of ordering Cloth
ing and Underwdre,
IT. ID


Announce the Introduction of plan of ordering Cloth
ing and Underwdre,
b Y l. z T T Z r.,
o which they call yo ur special attention. They will
send, application, their improved and accurate
RULES FOR SUPERINTENDENT,
And full line of samples from their immense stock of
Cloths Cassmcres Coating, Shrtings, &c, thus eua-
bling parties in part of the country to order their
Clothing and shirts direct from them, with the GER
tanty receiving garments of the very Latest Styles
and most
Perfect Fit Attainable.
Rz-Guods ordered will be sent by Express to any
part OF the country.
As is well known throughout the Southern States,
they have for FoRTY-TIlREE YEARS EXCELLED in
all departments of their business which is subsan-
I'll guarantee to the character of the goods they will
send out.
A Large and Wel,Assorted Stock Of
Ready Made Clothing
Alwaysnn hand together with u full line of FURNISH
ING GOODS, including all the latest Novelties in De-
sign, and at popular prices
When goods are sent per express G. u d. there Will
he no collection charge amounts of $50 and over.
Rules for sefmeasurement, samples of goods and
price list sent free application
The attention OF the trade is invited TO our
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
which is always kept up to the highest standard.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-02-13

In the cotton regions it is considered
bad sign for storekeeper to buy cotton
in the seed in the night time because it is
presumed to have been stolen.
1.-THE united power of all our agricul-
tural colleges would teach us how to grow
good crops of potatoes we would be
thankful.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-02-13
THE EGIS & INTELLIGENCER.
Terms-S so Year, in Advance,
Otherwise $500 Will lie charged
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
F. w. B A K E r

TRANSIENT ADvERTIsEMESTs-0n Square, two inser-
tons o. Each subsequent insertion, % cents. Lon
ger advertisements in the same proportion. space
equal to six lines makes n square.
aS- Yearly advertisements al special rates
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-02-13
j JANUARY.

PUT AGREEMENTS IN WRITING How
many misunderstanding arise from the
loose ways in which business matters are
talked over, and, when each party puts his
own construction on the conversation, the
matter is dismissed by each with the words:
"All right; all right" Frequently it turns
out all wrong, and becomes a question for
lawyer and courts. More than three fourths
Of the litigation of the country would be
saved if the people would put down their
agreements in writing and sign their names
to it. Each word in our language has its
peculiar meaning, and memory may, by the
change of its position in u sentence, convey
an entirely different idea from that intend
ed. When once reduced to writing ideas
are fixed, and expensive law suits are avoid
ed.-Ame,icdn Rural Rome
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-02-13
GORGE MAYNADIER,

"a H0rRey at Lato ara Solicitor IN Chdnce,y,
"A Bel Air, Hartford CO.. Md.
$a- Practices in the Circuit Court for Hartford and
Nj dining countless and in the Court of Appeals.
&ts- Conveyancng aud Collection of Claims promptly
Bendcd to- Office AggtS Building, Main Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The regular meeting of the Importers and
Grocers Board OF Trade held yesterday afternoon
The Committee on Trade and Statistics made report OF
congratulation TO the members the defeat OF the
Aloety bill Measures were taken to Increase the mem
hership Of the Board 8 /. Kirk President OF tine
Grocers' Association Of Philadelphia, elected an
honorary member.
A reorganization meeting of the XlVth AS
semby District Liberal republican Association was
held last evening at No. 80 ST. The follow
ing officers were elected Gen. John Cochrane, PresI-
secretary At the next meeting an executive committee
and additional officers will be elected Tae meeting adj
iourned subject to the call Of the Chairman.
The Central Council of the German liquor
dealers Of this city held their regular iortnight meeting
Yesterday afternoon at the Germana Assembly Rooms.
motion was made and passed to petition the Board OF
Aldermen 10 abolish the special water and the sign
tax Resolutions passed III which the License and
sunday laws were denounced, ana tie statemeut made
that very man should his Jge IN regard TO his
food and drink aud should DE allowed freely TO
make his choice.
A correspondent wishes to call the atten-
ton Of the proper authorities through the columns Of
THE TRIBUNE to the fierce competition between the two
lines OF boats which run from Harlem Bridge TO II "a
travel by Them He relates case where one boat had
made the dock in adyauce VI one Of the Opp05:s S
and refused TO make room for It, At this the latter
deliberately backed of by her captain ana then forced
heavily into tue sue vi the former. Both were heavily
loaded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS.

At the meeting of the Board of Education
Yesterday letter received from Corporation Couh
sci f. Deafed Smith, In regard TO an inquiry wne.ner
the Board f Education had legal authority 10 estaosh
what Known as the Evening High School In this ey'
and whether they have now the power 10 es'a'i'e
similar high schools. Mr. Smith said that he wouid give
his opinion unnuenced by any consideration Whatever
bu the desire to reach correct result upon the law rs
II stands al am making" wrote he, thorough nVest-
cation OF all the statutes upon which the authority OIL
your Board rests. and all the judicial decisions WINCH
can IN any way bear upon the question"
II will be remembered that the debate on the ques-
ton OF the Evening High School, two weeks ago.
forth some very severe remarks upon the conduct OF the
CORPORATION Counsel, from Commissioner Mattne"son'
Mr.. Besrdsey moved that the resolution asking the
opinion of the Corporation Counsel be rescinded' he
held that rs at the last meeting the teachers OF the
Evening High School were nominated and elected II
was impossible that any member OF the Board should
doubt its right to establish such school Several gen
temen objected holding that Mr.. Smith already fes
ageeyed at their action last meeting and TINS PROPOSE
ton would most probably considered an auultlo
| aggravation. Mr.. Beardsey accordingly "i'h"io" ms
The report OF the City superintendent OF the monthly
examinations of the various classes OF the CITY SCHOOLS
shows tnat there 1043l9 pupils in altehOace o
June ], the average attendance Oelng gtiIl, vi n.y.
5000 than during the same month OF laSt yei'
resolution passed requesting Gov DIX W fnily
plicatiou to the Navy Department for vessel Iuiy
equipped, for purposes OF naval instruction IN lhc
schools. according to q recent act OF Congress
Zing the furnishing of such vessel TO any stae HoE
eminent requesting It. The special committee 10 Whc
the subject the dog pound was refetred at liic "e
meeting reported that tine piece was within 100 ieet Oh
Primary School No az that several OF the pupils have
been already biCten that the attendance a. lIeny
diminished and mat the pound Is an unqullnSu hu'
saucp Tie resort closes with resolution requesting
he Roard OF Health TO remove the nuisance, wAlel was
adopted. The Board then adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02

THE COMET To-NIGHr-A PREDICTION.

TO the razor Of The Tribune.
SIR: My predictions with regard to the
length and position Of the tail of the comet have not
been founded upon late observations, because IL has
been by the moonlight shorn Of its beams that
ia the telescope difficult TO trace 1t more than de-
gree from the nucleus. This evening Thursday at
about half past O'Clock, your readers will have op
portunty verify the first prediction with regard to
the length OF the tail, by comparing 1t with the two
lower stars OF Dlper commonly called the pointers.
which are 50 apart. The corresponding stars OF the
Little Dpper which above and little TO the left Of
the Poesa point very nearly toward the Will
continue TO do so AS long as 1t remains vsiOe and the
comets tail also points at them, and will continue to
pont nearly IN that direction for the next two
should the length OF the tail this evening be much less
than stated above IL will indicate probable
estimate which may sti further relieve those who
gard ito approach with apprehension. on the other
hand should IL he greater 1t Will tend TO couhrm the
hopes OF a collision which still entertain.
ker-T York, July 2, 1874 HENRY NJ PAREHuRsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A BANK PRESIDENT ARRESTED.

n
s-vopcv Wills OF TgfR COMMONWEALTH NATIONAL
BANK INDICTED FOR MIsAPPRoPRkTINe $oS'OVo.
norton of the evidence adduced at the
trial of exBank Examiner Charles Calendar TOT accept
ING hribe 70 Influence his official action concerning
The Ocean National Bank led Assistant United STATES
Attorney Purdy to suspect that George b"s'
The President Of the National Bank OF the Common
wealth which failed during the late nnsucsi panic
had misappned portion of the funds OF that oahk'
Mr. Pordy therefore. brought the matter before the
Grand Jury Of the United States Circuit Court ana theS
addicted him on Tuesday for doing what MT Puroy eus
pected him OF doing. A bench warrant Tor hiS Nros'
was placed the hands of Deputy United sta'es guar
shals Crowley and Robinson, and they TOOK nun
into custody late on Tuesday night a.
his residence at Tarrytown He accompanied
the officers to Ludlowst. Jail. where he remained I
Yesterday when he taken before Commissioners vs.
born who held him In $4,000 bail. which he gave LOUIS
H. Brown being his surely 80 -,
The Indictment simply charges MT Ems Win 'i'S'P
plying the funds Of the National BANK Oh tne OoV
xuealth but IL has been ascertaned that the specnc
charge against him is as follows; La December io'-, anu
while he was the President OF that BANK ne useu s0oV'
If its money TO buy its own stock wlth' nc 'ren
aorosi,o5 the STOCK so purchased with the Security
Rank and drew against it as security III Is aso AZ
legged though not the indictment, that Mt Ems maze
oused 70 he made false entries IN the hooks OF the
National Bank OF Commonwealth for the purpose o
,9noealinR the fact that he had in violation OF inc
Ranking act, used the banks money 10 Duy It's own
stock with. 80 80,
Gentleman who is thoroughly acquainted with the
.bteet said that Charles A. Colby acting as NcePres
aet OF the Security Bank, arranged with the common
wealth Rational Bank do the clearing Of the security
Rank The $4,000 TO have been invested ID inc
Commonwealth Bank stock, while 1t appeared on tne
hooks OF the Security deposit in the Common
,gealtb Rank An investigation will probably show be-
tween whom the r-onts the purchase OF the Common
wealth Bank stock If there any, were divided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
POLICE NOTES.

AT the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
atu Hughes for stealing number OF Ostrich feathers
from ms enpoyers Watson VI No 81 WoOs;er.st
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Charles +.
reanded e1smnaOn charged with forging the
Of r. Narnety which be presented house
Gnnnen Morton Il Co.
John Schildwachter, aged IA years, while shooting
at Red Hook ae Fulton lsi night, acdenty
ro Mar, IIaleT IL the leg naciRR painful
hat ,o wounl The taken TO her residence No Red
Hoos schGsstehter arrested by the Washington
police.
As Adam Kline, residing at No. 81 Boerum-st., was
passing Of South Fourth and Frs he sabeI the
unknown The wonud winch
wa dressed Brady gentlemen who the s;abbng ssd
committed BY WHO stole up behind Kline and after
committing the deed
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday a warrant
for the arrest Financial Secretary OF the NewYo
H..uprrehc charged 30 Of
the fuad. the An Examination will be made to-day
Patrick held default $1,000 bail charge Of firing
~ Al Ofcer Fallen Of the Nineteenth Precinct: while the oer
irving 70 Avenue A aud Seventy seco1d-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02

swer to his communication t, the Mayor, OF Tuesday,
wrote yesterday reQuestiD speedy reply as his DC
partment greatly inc". nvenienced by the delay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
THE SAVANNAH YACHT CLUB RACES.

The Seawanhaka Yacht Clubs first Corn-
THAN regatta will take place at Oyster Bay Tomorrow
aud regatta OF the club Is appointed at the
same place on the following day. The entries for the
Cornthan include the Addie Alert Anna Helena,
Ida, Kaiser Wilhelm. Kate, Qui Vlye. Vndex, and
Vision. The yachts already entered for the annual
regatta Cnrst-class schoOners aud sloODsl the
Adde, Alert, ArIei Au Revo, Glance, Ida ler Peer-
less Triton, Nndex second cltss-OpcD boats the Az
eDe FayOrts, MIrtb, PhiceDe, UndIne W. T. Lee Ghrd
clsss-open bOats the Cettie Clara, Jcls, hisiy Ea
Nay, Vusle J9ll
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HOME NE VS..
rpBRMoMBrwR YESTERDAY, AT HUDSUrsi' 20,
e.m-72, Soon-eO' IN m-s6' hisHgh'-V
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

81 Nicholas Hotel-Senator Powell Ctay.on w n.s.
john Mcclure Of Arkansas ne gmha Of Utah
- ,Tfornia John and H. T. Sagai,es
Wsstorsiand HorI-Robert Grant wsron If he Brsb lie.
~ ~ .sh.gtou and w. Oswald Char:os Secretar
ss,on Wiadsor Hot-BIGov. j. d. Cor Oh on I n Raep
~ P6isdelph the W. r. Peae Of LHnuoS mnsrv I.oy
Wog-ep Joseph Hooker. u s. Army fyM n ~ ws.sag
s.nso, lnstin Merrill Vermont Gen N r OnPm.h
ton eYGov james Tufts Of Manians er. NJ 4, CO,
man Of Pennsylvania Ben Pere{ Po3re OF Hos-Co w B.
bsrk IT, s. Amv Capt Rvnd and Can't Poole o. e Du army m
Toenan Hgu~-Psymaster Thomas H. iiNse " .
,noris HoteI-TAe Boa Henry Farnsm Of New-HaSep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
A UOAXsEXPOSED.

LOUISVILLE, July IA Courier-Jounat re-
porter who visited the of reported
in Spencer County teegraphs that there Is no truth
whatever in the story which published In an after
noon paper IA the family said to have been murdered
have many relatives in this CITY, the hearess hoa4
caused O great deal OF distress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02

wishing Il were larger and with the best wishes for the
success OF your Efforts in his behalf am yours,
burlington w.. June rs, 1874. ..a,asJ u W. lie
70 the Editor OF The Trt6rne.
SIR: inclose 10 cents result Of two weeks aav-
ines of my little eightyearod. which she SENDS Tor
Hans Christian Andersen. She wanted nsninsnno
badlv hut denied herself and best0ws the money ~
IA oite needless to add that Andersen gets the ~ cents
and she the fishing line. Yours, y. r ~
Pequot House, Neio- London, Conn, June ~, iof'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
FRtE CANAL TOLLS.

BUFFALO, July 1.-The tolls collected at the
Canal Collectors Office in this city for the month OF
June amount to s33 being an increase over the
same month Of 1873 OF s35s5 %. The total increase o,
,iis from inc opeDug of tho canal over the same PERIOD
IN is7a "a 40 5s5 The numb OF boats cleared IN June
was i55-an increase over June, 1878, OF $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
THE HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN FUND

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: I've been very much interested in your
notice OF Hans Andersen week ago, and you 50
ceIts a small token Of appreciation FROM two children
Y&e haze pAy pleasant h9gSJ 10 tbARk hiR W.. Only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-02
IAInounc-in enia
DANDRUFF.-BURNErT's COCAINE removes
mm;t some great blunders, or

When men commit some great plumbers, or
themselves TO be outione By rys he Oh t I %
urT and make no sign; but it not an easy matter 70 hae ne
celebrated kNOr HAr-irom NO. <l% D'o4"S'
corner Pulton-st and Fifth Avenue Hotel
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
Europa.
Arnim uv ces.

Berlin, Is. pros. Mezi depescmi, kite
re pred sondem cteny, naezala sc pry
iedna, niz Bismarck Arnimovi domlou
va podporovati Thiersovu vladn a nebro-
iiti proti nj; Nemecko musi 81 pry pratt,
ably Francie byla slaba a saba pry bnde
ien co republika. Jina depese tyka Sc
pastyfskeho listu francouzskych bisknp6,
ktery sveho casu mnoho hlnku sp6sobil.
Arnim pry mylne SO domnival, &c Bis
marck naslcdkem foho listu chce Francii
opovtdeti vall;u, COZ ie Ginilo velmi ner--
vesnim. V jine depesi radl Arnim Bis
marckovi, ably pfal bonapartistim, proto
ze tito jsou iedini, ktefi nepomysli ma va
ku odplatnou. Ma to odpoved6l Bismarck
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

h1e sicc boi pfedaka svobody, prava a
humanity ale nj .ide pfece ien nenepatr-
M Vyhoda, ze chrani pred pferahlcnim,
kiert, jak dGliny pryni franconzskG revo.
luce mas poutnii, byva skodntisi, nez Sc
trvaGnost ncbo konseryativnost Idu sama.
Ay5ak tato okonost nema nesmi ra-
dikalisty (pokrokare) od phsobeni Il tlko-
In Iejch odstrasti.
Mohon mnohou pfekazkn do letopisu
svGho z"znamenati, ale takovou Ian
ivon nehodou zmalomyslneti nesmi.
l'ol sill slime, ale unavnic pouze slabe; a
boli ziyot mezi iednotlivci, narody a
pIemenami ptedce ien vzdycky konci Vi
ttzstvim silnGiSho. Pfi pokrokov6 stra
ne o to ide, .isou-li zasady a ci e jeji pr "
pakli ano, toz nezasluhovali by imeno pre-
ddki elovttcnstva, im6no pokrokafh
kdyby mGIiv boii tom 1stati, ochabnouti
a koneGnt kapitulovati PAX by byli pom
ii Don QuNotove, boiuiici proti mlyno-
wynn lopatkam snad - zladcov6 ma
pokrohu lidstva.
TAX my rozumime stranam. X tGto
zbtznG 1vazc ponuknul mas pamttni spis
a k Il lni dem okracie americ-
kG, ktery ma byti podan kongressn Spoi
statii.
' feccnGm spisu zida sc kongress, ably
Sc usnesl o nasledniici zmGnt spokove IL
stayy: presidenstvi ma hyii zrnseno: Sc
nat ma byti odstran6n; poslanci mali by
ii odyolatclni, kdyz v6tsina volitd uzna,
ze povinnostem svym nevyhovuii; kazdy
usneseny zakon ma byti pfedIozen lidu
k odhlasovani q koneGn6 ma zenam b}ti
propdjceno pravo hlasovani
S naseho stanoviska rovnGz radikalne
demokratickGho, nemizeme proti t6mto
pozadavkGm namitnouti niGeho. Princi-
pieln6 jsou opravn6ny vSecky. Mali re :
publikdnsk6 zfizeni bJti az do poslednich
disledki provedene, musi neho vykli-
zeno byti vse, co pfipomina zfizeni mo-
narchick6, anebo co jest skntecn6 zbyt-
KEN monarchickym, dale pax mnsi Via
da bJti skuteGnou lidovladou a zakono-
darstvi musi vychdzeti skutecn6 lidu
sam6ho; koneGn6 musi politicka rovnost
zahrnouti neien vsecky stavy, vsecky ma
rodnosti, vsecky barvy plctt pohlavi muz
skGho alebrz zcnskGho. Jen tenkrate
az pozadavkGm radikalni domokracie Wy
hovdno bude, stane Sc republika tato rye
demokratickou, svobodnou, humanni a
roynopravnou.
(Dokonccni pfist6).
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

Dncs, dine II. pros. navstivi kral kon-
gres,
Tax zvand Civil Rights Bill senatora
Snmnera, niz Sc Genochdm ouplna spo-
leGenska rovnost yynucuje, utrpi zaiist6
znacnou promenu. V pravnlm vyboru
issou pani Butler, Roland White pro to
ably canek smisenych skol Sc tykaiici
byl vyskrtnnt; take pokntu s 500 ma pre-
stupniky toho zakona nstanovena, ma cd
padnouti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
Ma Syatky
Fancy : ZbOZi

Ruske kozene rukavice a skfinky ma
kapesni satky, rusk6 kozene penezenky a
tabletky, ozdobne polstafove .iehelnidky,
slonovnove v6iifc, ytiife z r,lsk6 kIze,
sametove a zlate rame6ky, cern6 garne-
toye limce krajkovt, koralove nausnice,
zamecky, poutka, sporky, kfizky, fetlzky
naralnky, hfcbeny do vlasd, rntni zr-
cadka, sonkenne, kozene perlove pasy,
masettove knoflicky t. d,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
o. 1jO
Paisley SllaWlS
"a olovi Gni cenu.
Na svatky

KraikE fpentle, vysiv a n |.
Hedbavne satky, hedbayne serpy, hedb-
zavoie, hedbavne pdsy. hedbavne vle6ne
stnhy; Point krajkovc, kapesni satky, Wy
sivane kapesni satky, pismonon zacatecnl
vysite satky. dvronbeHe Satky a
Kraik Owe zac ony
al Ia IN brequiny
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
prenlie EsOkrOku.

Kazdy spravny odberatel troitydenni-
ka, ktery jei tydn6 plati,' .obdrzi "a pre-
mil krasny obraz; ten ktery pfedplat ma
ctvrt leta napfed, tedy Sl.25, obdrzi o.
braz vGts.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
AIllerika

Washington, ID. G. Is. pros. Ri
chard Irwin, n6kdjsi agent paroplavebnl
spoleGnosti mezi Amerkou a Japanskem
Pacific Mail Co. iemuz tato dala s $50
600 ably podplatil poslance, tax ably hla
sovali pro zemskou podporu spoletnost,
byl iiz pfiveden do Washingtonu avsak
vyborem pro prostfedky cesty vysly
chan nebyl, .ielkoz nemoc pfedstira.
Westinghouse bursovnici tvrdi, ze nei-
vGtsi cast te sunny pozbyl divokymi spe-.
kulacemi bursovnimi n ien asi s 100000
&c vynalozil ma ziskani poslanch, iez ne
ustale zval k hostinam, pfi nichz je skye
le Gastoval.
Pan Richard Parsons prohlasil snG-
movne, byv N. \. Tribunou nafknut, ze
horejsi zalezitosti pfemlouval a uplacel
kongresniky, ze mdze sice podati zpravu
vynalozeni velike sunny penGz, ale &c o
uplaceni posanci niGeho nevi, on sam
vsak ze te DOLBY jest6 nebyl clenem kon-
gresu, Tu Sc liz otazal poslanec Randall
rka: ,,Obdrzcl iste Wy ntjake penize!"
Parsons odpovedel: ,,Ano, ale "a moje
sluzby" Uhodneme snadno, znaice Parse
novy ,,sluzby" zalezitosti dfev6ne dla2
by De Gollyerovy, .jakeho spdsbu sluzby
ty byly,
Kral X alakaua
byl presidentovi dnes dopoledne pfedsta
ven. Colonel Grant, gen, Babcock Sc
kretaf presidentav Lucky byli obradu '
pine uniiorme pfitomni. kral zdr2el 81
bilem dome asi dvacet minut sede
presidentem ma pohovce, rozmlouval
nim. Vsichni mnistfi byli mu pfedsta
ven. Nasledujiciho dne oplatil Grant
celym minsterstyem a generalem Shel
manem provazen, krali jeho navstevu
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.Be>te vice!

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