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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-01-03

Gag Rev. Mr.. Grammer will deliver
a lecture on Temperance at Kerneysville
on Tuesday, 6lh Of January, 1874, at
O'Clock, 7. NJ
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-01-03

s~ Many articles viii be auctioned
off at the Fair tonight. $500
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-01-03
Brick House,

5O1Zo. wing 3oAZo, WIN eooo een"s
under the whole house. . large Bank
Barn, with comfortable Shedding for
.losE. large G"nsry. TOoLhoo'e.Cofn.
CRIB. Wagon Shed. Csnisge-house. and
all Necessary ovibuiIdirg'. Lsrse cis.
Tern, never failing well Of pore waller,
with a pool at The Barn for stock. ~
is eresl abundance Of The ehoic. ~ fUii.
Apples, Pears. Peaches. 05erIies.
Gr.pes, strawberries. Sbrubbery ,pd
Floseu Of every variety. There 10
lev acres Of Timber belonging 10 ,his
farm.
Tbi. Isrm lies within FIVE miles OF
Sbepherdssown, eight miles Of ChsrIes-
Town. and within six miles Of Martins.
burg. This certainly 10 one Of The mos,
desirable farms ever offered in this coun.
~. being within one mile Of Que Of the
best depou on The B. T. D. K. r., ~hers
grain and produce Of all kinds always
commands The highest pIIce.
The undersigned deems further de.
scfip,ion unnecessary, bnt invites per, ons
de,irous TO purchase : 6fsteIsss lam 10
call end examine the place snd ss,siy
themselves Of its superior sdysppft'.
Persons wishing fur,bef information Oil
please address Mr.. G. D. NcClipey IN
Shsphsrdslown. Of The undersigned d
KesfneysviIIe.
VIM. G. BUTLER.
ism. g. 1874. n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-01-03

b. List OF letters remaining in the
Post Office at Shepherdstosn an, Deccm-
Der 3ist, 1878 Mr.. VIM. Benyman,
j. NJ. Barry & Co., Chas. j. Chalk,
Miss Kate Dahn, Miss Sarah A Earle,
Henry House, John w. Jennings, John
]. Incline, Mary J. Underdonk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-01-03
Valuable Jefferson
l. A n ID
FOR SALE
PRIVATE SALE.

I OFFER my farm al private sals. This
( iarm lies on ,hs b a. o. X. r., | mile
West Of KearneyssiIle. aud - known 40
one vi The best improved and most desn.
able lsfns in ibis Me most fertile County
~ the STATE. This FARM contains
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-01-03

CONE TO JupGMENT-Dan Rice, the
old clown has fallen under his evil star,
and his misfortunes will provoke no lit
tie sympathy. After quits successful
summer tour he reached Louisville
abou. three weeks ago, rented the ex-
position building, and fitted It up at
great expense. The first week turned
ont badly, and the second the price OF
admission was reduced to fifteen and
twenty-five cents; but the show didn't
draw. AS a consequence the whole
concern was attached, and on Saturday
last horses, canvas. and general para
phernalia was sold at lctlon, tn ccle-
tratcd blind trick horse hi+nglng only
sl2G. The performers, musicians, and
all the employees minus their wages.
Dan not hayinga dollar left TO pay
them. During the snmlner Dan him
SELF, with his bliud horse, &c, wastrav-
cling with another company in canada
at 81 900 per week, and that. too, went
up leaving him minus S26,ooo.
Seventy cnilurtn atteiuIis e0Hooi al
Oakland, near Sasquchanna Depot, Pa,
had narrow escape from snfocation
from coal-gas on Tuesday morning.
The presence Of the poison i'll the air
was not known till about eleven 0 clock,
when the smaller children began to
drop from their Seats to the floor. where
they lay unconscious. The teacher
then announced Che dismissal OF the
school, but not over half the school
could get out of their seats, and the re-
mainder rapidly fell unconscious. They
were dragged into the air and laid on
the ground. a few of them revived on
getting into the aif, but twenty five re-
manned unconscious A physician was
summoned, who succeeded, after long
and persistent efforts, in reviviug all Of
them. One little girl was three hours
iusensibie.
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J'n. ., 1874

PRESCRIPTIONS pos up 1t I'll bours
q At Or. Aagruder's Drug stoSs.
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pwThe Sacrament OF the Holy Com

0kS TIC oaCIauItuI UI tDc IkUl! NonI
munion viii be administered in the Re
formed Church, Sunday morning, jam
AIRY 18th, 1874. Services preparatory
to tue Communion Saturday evening
previous, at o'clock.
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2 @ 6 A es !,

Of the frs, qasli.y Of LIMESTONE
LAND. in tie highes, stale OF euliivHion.
aud nnder tie very best fencing. lOcrH
fo.'s and plank, and cap and stake. The
imp ovemenis consist IN q large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
FIN4NCLfL TENDENCIES.
ACTIVITY N PACIFIC NAIL.

ACTIVITY IN PACIFIC NAH.
There was extraordinary activity IN the
stock market yesterday but no great advance in pces
the indications being that there was very
heavy demand from experienced operators who were
speculating rise The transactions were very large,
the prpclpal business being done In Western Union,
Lake Shore, New-York Central, Pacific Mall Union
Pacific Wabash Northwest, and st. Paul. The transac-
tons in Lake Shore especially large, in antcipa-
ton of the payment Of the February dividend tune
Sub Treasury s59OOo paid out yesterday In re-
demption Of bonds, and s4o3Opo for interest Henry
Cews Co.. bankers, will resume business to-day. In
circular to their creditors dated yesterday they declare
their ability to pay all their liabilities in full.
meeting Of the holders OF the first mortgage bonds
of the st. Louis and st. Joseph Railroad will be held al
noon to-day the Aston House. 10 take final action IN
anticipation Of sale Of the mortGaGed property adver-
tsed to take place the 18th The Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad which reported TO have defaulted in their
January interest, Is paying the coupons OF the south
Pacific first mortgage bonds.
The activity in this stock and resistance yesterday
to the general dropping tendency at the close OF the
market were noticeable, and led 20 the wide belief in
the street bulls manipulating active
campaign in They claim ample grounds for expectinga
considerable use. year the stock selling at
rs or about 80 per above the present ruling quota
lions Its friends assert that intrinsically it
is more valuable now than 1t was then,
The main element in their calculations is the
superior economy Of the iron screw ships which are
displacing the old and expensive paddle wheels.
The bulls that padd'e-wheel steamship line is
like broad-gauge railroad and that the introduction OF
the iron screw ships is % make the difference
between a deficit and dividend. The bulls are
using a calculation made by of the officers OF the
road az TO the cost OF operating sem-monhly line
from New China based the actual cost OF the
line from New-York TO Aspnwali. as follows:
Cost OF round trip from New-York, via Aspin-
H.,
Cost per mile 1000
Cost OF "a round trips TO China, or an annual
mileage of $4,000 miles, operating expenses. 23O4OO
Add liberal estimate for office expenditures,
shore expenses increased cost OF coal on Pa
cite etc .................. 100000
Total operating S,2Oi,O0O
The net earnings of the Company would then be:
Gross earnings last .EOODOO
Subsidy for a emmonthly lIne.....-.-...... 100000
Total antic pated ToOOWO
Deduct operating expenses 32OO,OVO
Anticipated net earnings, equal to 20 per cent
dividend the stock s43OOOOO
II these bull calculations be verified the remark
OF practical steamship that Pacific Mail will soon
be counted as good NewYOrk Central docs not
entirely imaginative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE SPANISH CRISIS.

THE SPANISH CRISIS.
REFUSAL OF CASTELAR, TO BECOME A MEMBER OF
sERRANOs CABINET - FEELING THROUGHOUT
THE COUNTRY.
The Times special dispatch from Madrid says it
was Marshal Serrsno's wish that CASTELAR, should be
a member of the new Ministry, but the latter re-
fused.
On the defeat Of CASTELAR,. and previous to the
interference of Gen. Pavia, the Cortes elected Senior
Patania President of tho Cabinet
The Ne1cs special says the Republican force besieg
ing Cartagena accepts the new Government The
National Militia in Madrid is being quietly dis
armed
The Neos dispatch also says a rumOr is in circula-
ton in Madrid that the late retreat OF Gen. Morl-
ones was a concerted maneuver in support OF Gen.
Pavias coup deaf.
PROTEST OF CASTELAR, AGAINST THE COUP DETAI-
CONSTITUTIONAL GUARANTEES SUSPENDED.
MADRID, Monday. Jan. s. 1874
Senor Castelar, in letter addressed to the
country, says he must protest with all his energy
against the recent brutal coup f6at he concludes:
my conscience will not permit me TO associate
with demagogues, and conscience and honor refuse
to accept situation created by bayonets.'
Several members of the majority which voted
against CASTELAR, now approve of the stand he has
taken.
The capital is quiet but there are rumors OF dis
turbances in Valladolid.
decree was promulgated to-day suspending the
Constitutional Guarantees, and putting in force
throughout Spain the laws of 1870 for the NAM
tenance Of public order
DEGREES also published appointing Senior
Nartos Minister of Justice Senior Mosquera Minister
of Publc Works, and Senior Albaredo Civil Governor
of Madrid.
The Minister of the Interior. Garcia Ruiz. has
ordered the publication of all Carst and lntranS-
genie newspapers to be stopped.
An armed rising of the Volunteers Of Liberty took
place in Saragossa on Sunday. 1t was melted by the
municipality. After eight hours fighting the troops
took 200 Of the insurgents prisoners and captured
six cannon and large quantity of rifles and ammu-
milton. The municipality has dissolved
PARIS, Monday. jan 8, 1874.
II sIrumored here in Spanish circles that Gen.
Dominique has been ordered to relieve Gen.
Moriones in command of the Army of the North
that Admiral Topeto has declined the Ministry of
the Marine and that there is another military move
ment in Madrid for the control Of the Government
JOY AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN FAVOR OF A
MONARCHY.
HAVANA, Jan 5-The overthrow Of the CASTELAR,
Ministry has been favorably received in Havana
The Casino EspaIol is especially jubilant. The Vol
| unteers are evidently in favor of monarchy. The
crowns Oh the serns of Spanish vessels ID the har'
Dor which were painted over when the republic was
| ia vogue are now being regilded The Imperial
Spanish coat Of arms has again been placed ON the
| palace of the Captain-General
| The Home Government has granted, without re-
| striction, the extraordinary powers demanded by
| Captain General Jovear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
LABORERS CRYING FOB YORK.
AID DEMANDED FROM THE CITY.

AID DEMANDED FROM THE CITY,
A wOrkingmen's mass meeting was held in
upop-souare yesterday morning. when Theodore Banks
and others made addresses. About I'll o'clock deega-
ton arrived the City Hail. and finding that access to
the Chamber Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
barred by the presence Of large police force they ap
pointed q committee to appear before the Board and
represent their demands. Theodore Banks was ap-
pointed Chairman The took possession OF the steps
OF the City Hall without opposition from the police, and
also occupied tho espanade. Mr.. Banks explained to
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen that the delegation had
been appointed 10 call the Mayor and the Common
Council, and TO demand work and pay for work.
The Assistant Aldermen had done what they could, yet
the people were starving and he thought they should
take other II the Legislature did not give
theu power 1t time for the people to do These
people proposed IL they did not give them work and
something to eat to take it in spite OF them. He de-
manded that WORK should no longer be given out by
contract aordng chances 10 rob the people, but should
be done by city, and these people he set to work
The nsulted people who starving by
putting out posters, declaring that work could be
given. 1t a shame. and he could not zee how they
we're allowed to SIT there. II the were like HIM
no man should sit there and insult honest people In
that way. He demanded that tho Mayor and Commis
sioners should DO forced 10 employ the wOrkingmen
aud said that the Board would be supported by the peo
pie II they did not do So he warned them 10 look out
for the consequences.
from the spectators present. The delegation were
assured thai their demands would be considered, and
they then Withdrew MI Banks reported the action OF
the committee 10 the wOkingnen outside. ana lntllat
Ink that the Board IN disposed 70 give work 10 the
aborng classes declared that Il their part to take
such measures they deemed 40 70 keepiher families
| IRON starving. These sentiments yOcierOusly
applauded IL was agreed ~ hold another meeting
| In Union square on THURSDAY.
| "A meeting OF tie wogkInguen OF the Seventeenth
warn vas held last eveuluga at COgnus Hail. 10 Frstaye.
anu winch was attended by about 1850 per
| sons Inc meeting vas called order by Peter
Mcbmfe who offered series OF resolutions, demanding
| among other things rigd enforcement OF the eight
| hour system on private as well public works the
| abolition OF Government contracts . reduction OF rs
per cent on rents aud suspension Of rent TIL May
with The unemployed Of al! classes and asserting that
II Work IA not provided by the Government they will,
through the Committee az safety supply themselves and
send all bills 10 IN city Treasury 10 lie paid The res0-
l1tOns were adopted. Farther remarks were made by
Messrs Net irr Elliott. Buck King Davis aud otllars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
DIED.

DOMlNiCK-Bntered Sunday mornDg Jr g. 1874
william r. Of The late james W Douinick -
Relsves invited unsral
late residence b9 Madison Wednesday Jan T.
IL O'Clock InternenI az Wootiasu
DISQUALIFICATION Monday jan 5, 1874 Percy Thomas
Gardiner, jr.. Of No. 3 ParkpTe
hotlee Of funeral hereafter.
RoYron Friday night J,n ofrGria Of the heart Niacr wdo-
ofG. p y. Hoyt
Punea services residence Of her onny JohCa esy eel.
432 Uaaye bet Sosraul Mareyayes booklyD Tpcssy
afternoon, az O'Clock.
JoHNsOS-Suddesy IN Brooklyn ih last. RoJer: Johnson.
in the 4oth OF his
friends invited attend TIC rue Iasiav slisr
(6n oc.ocs nom lis lac residence NO 81 Fort
Green place.
LLOn Sataray 81 inst OF nsmbanois uoep Hsnnsb A
youngest Inter OF Eiear All HANNAH AsF aged 'ss s"io
Relatives eais OF the family ayei - a,iei he funeral
on Tuesday, Jan D. al No lOi Apss, Boo.9h'
sUPPERS-on FRIDAY afternoon Jan Ceogani, Youngest iAasAs
Of the Thomas suSern - a.. -,
The relatives family invte 70 s'tesd The
funeral Ans Charch Esst Nrlh-sL, Foa
luseii Iget'ay a.
announced, without further notice.
warrington Moadsy jan sf scarlet FEVER Henri Putnam
est son Hesrei.i H. Warpg ase4 yeiis EosL'
and ! daY. -
respectfully uei 10 attend TIE ianefAi ro
81 Aniress Church STANFORD o.ss, y o'clock Csraso
sIn Forty scconist Depot al O'Clock = M
YOUNG-Ai Charlottesville yrgns SunsAy, Dee - Mrs. Ans
bIa Young vii. of George loang ioraerF NeH oeans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
DEBT OF THE ANNEXED TOWNS.

The following has been agreed upon by the
Supervisors of New-York and westchester Counties as
basis Of upon winch adjust the debt Of the
annexed towns:
l. That It be recommended TO the respective Boards
that the valuation OF the Wescheser County property
be cor sdered Offset to the the county
debt ms enumerated IN Schedule c.
O. That the County OF Westminster having decided TO
ssc hands TO pay their State tax Of "a mills the propor
,ion of aald bonds which would have been parable by
the towns annexed. 70 be paid by the County OF New
York 10 the County Of Westcnester.
3. The interest on the First Bounty loan. due and
navabls m 1874 the instament the Second bounty
loan and the insallment on the Central Park Avenue
honds with the interesro the said bonds due In the
wear 1874 to levied and collected and paid by the
County OF Westcheser such proportion as NAV be due
nv thc lawns annexed the lst January 1874 10 be
adjusted by the County OF New-fOrk with said towns
The Committee Of Board of superyi sors Of West
chester County to whom wes referred the equalization
of In the several towns presented report
In seven towns the valuation Is Increased; in one As
aiming II remains the same, and IN the remaining II
towns IL ia reduced 10 the amount Is Increased IN
the first named The Committee compared
the ussessed valuations IN the several towns Of
nIeces OF land therein sold during the past year with
their recorded values and In that way obtained the
average percentage OF the assessed valuations to tho
actual valuations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
nOMHSTIC MARKETS

NswoRIx,Ss jan 5Plour sm and Fine 81 50. super
fne IS 25: Extra. So 50 Treble Extra. IS j0@f7 90,
73q7ie. oats sold 5o2q53e Bran scarce aud DAFT
dull s2l Tor Prime; S2i 1t2j of Choice PORK held
80. sales Dry S Meats good demand light supply;
sales Of Shoulder, 2 Clear Rb Sues. Clear sides S
Clear RIB Sides, 94c for Clear Sizes HamsOh dull az Sdc
New l3Gl32, Lri quiet bu, lrm AZ s4a9e Tor rere sa1
92 for Keg Sugar in lair demand iS for Inferior; 5Doe
Common 6liG62c. for Fai 6 d1 for Good FAIR 70 FULLY
Fax Prime Choice MOsses rood demand a oos
Centrugs sec Far So G70c for Prime Choice WHISKY
No Cincinnati here. Louisiana 99c Coffee qniet II y h127e
Sight Bank, L discount; Sterling Blnk 135
LOUIS jan 5Four hm and in fair demand for Low and Me-
dunn grades prices unchsnge Wheat and byheri No.
Spring 22aSl 22 L. No Fsll ~ "A Corn drn;
81 a, January zoe, MsIch Oats 9cve and higher No
side track i31 i3 elevator Bar
lev steady; sales Of Iowa Spring 1 81 lOasl 10 RE dd aud "a
changed 30d8lc Whisky firm ~ 9jc. PORK firm At ia 800
SIS DRY allied Meats 6uner City Cured held higher sla Shod
ders at 52a46 Clear Rib SIDES 72@79 Clear SIDES ~
sales of Country Shoulders. 10 days old AZ 49, co. ~ DAYS s
Clear SIDES at Slic. March. Bacon nomniliy higher;
but little Of smoke jobb!ng and orieT lots sid
72 Shoulders. s2 Clear RIB Sdes S.c o Clear
sides sales Of Clear Of Lord 1rn 1t
Sc spot sa. FebTuary Live HOGS arm; sales Shipping los
S5dsj Packers al IS BOA - 40 Cattle dt and offering.
through Ass; Good Prime Texan and niian
5000 bb. Flour 81 900 bush 1000 bush 900
bush 5000 buh Barley 300 BUSH Rye 1000 hoE' ifo
head Cattle. -. 80. -, y.
No White 81 81; No White Michigan at II o2S.
ini ,,es M Oh usl 5 JanUary. FcbFu 63 ~
Marcb, Ne, So Low M xI Sew So M SoGie 57c New 55c
Oats steady sales vi No. az i6ci No. al 94i2
sold al S. 20 Dressed Hogs at S6ds6 3D.
Flour H. 900 bush Wheat 81 600 bush Corn and oooo oos
WLssGToS ~ c. Jan 3-Spris Of Turpeutne s,ssiy st Sc
quiet with reported Cuie Tupelne que' %
for Hard az 50 Tor ieoS Dip Tar steady at ~ 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
TRIUMPH or AMERICAN PIANOS.

GEORGE sTECK & CO. RECEIVE THE GOLD MEDAL AT
THE VIENNA EXPosIrIoN.
American manufacturers have trlumphed
again. Many hundreds of Planofo,tes were exhibited
at the Vienna Exposition from the manufactures OF the
most eminent makers. but to the American Pianos OF
George steck & Co. atone awarded the highest price
the Gold Medal steck & Co. have thus won Drillians
triumph in branch of industry which Is assuming such
colossal proportions. The official letter which announces
their success is follows:
"yfESy,. Dec. 10. 1873
4" GEO. STICK, cSq.-Sir: have the pleasure OF in-
forming YOU that this day received from the Baron
schwarzsenborn n Gold Medal awarded 10 you FOR the
Pianos exhibited b. you at the Vienna Exposition. 1
hold the medal subject to your order
Z" f delivered yOur Order will take II with mo
TO NewYork where expect % arrive some time IN the
month OF February. Very respectfully yours.
THOMAS MCELRATH, U. 5. Commissioned"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE Of THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Tuesday, Jan. 81 a. nj.
Syl,ODstS for The past "a hours.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Tuesday, Jan. 81 4. NJ J
Synopsis for the past "a hours
The barometer has risen, with lower tenn
perature Light 10 fresh nOrheastely WINDS aud ram
In New-England and the Middle States.
Light and gentle variable winds, with continued ram.
and with Slight changes Of temperature, prevail 10 the
Southern states. $500. , -. NJ.
The temperature has risen slightly in the Nortb,"est
and the upper lake region, where generally cou anu
clear weather continues ,..u...,
Easery to southerly winds with partly cloudy weather
ara rcported from the lower lake region.
The ONO River has risen five feet at Cincilhat ana
the Cumberland River risen three feet NJ NASHVILLE
Probabilities
For Ye,c- England aud ne Mdfk SAFES continued
yoy ,n,ofnSr and RAIN ruth ortheriy 10 edsteriy tcis
and s,ihout deeided IlH Of temperature.
For the lower lake region anu thehce pputnwart 10
West Virginia and southeastward over th, Ohio Valley
mi Tennessee easterly TO southery winds with slight
of Temperature and areas OF light rain followed by
.,a ring weather In the afternoon.
Eo The south Atlantic aud Eastern Gulf States winds
vaeping TO easterly and southery, with continued
weather and RAIN the temperature rising IN
the Mississippi Valley.
For the upper lake region and thence south-westward
10 me Missouri Valley light southeasterly south
westerly winds, rising temperature, and clear fair
weather go
The Ohio River will rise slowly at stations below Gin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
spRAGUEs BoNDsMEN FAIL TO PAY

new Grand Jury of the Kings County
Court OF Oyer Terminer charged yesterday by
Judge Pratt. The notes Of Sprague's bondsmeu,
amounting with interest to s12SOOO, which given
to secure the City of Brooklyn against by the defs
cation in the City Treasury, matured Saturday, and
remain unpaid. Before their maturity the bondsmen
who had douby pledged themselves to make good the
deficiency In the treasury placed the matter in the
hands Of counsel who requested Controller Schroeder
To pos pOne a peremptory demand for payment until
q decision shall have been rendered In the Of
Sprague who, after his voluntary transfer repudated
his liability and through counsel instituted proceed
ngs TO prevent the city from realizing the secu
es assigned These questions and the suit against the
remaining bOndsman. Mr. PatteD who refused TO give
his no e. plicate the matter aud give litcA
tops which will be viewed with considerable apprehen
sion on the part OF tax payers who already begin to
believe That the loss by defacaton will
ultimately fall upon the city alone