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XLIII. CONGRESS-Second Session.
WASHINGTON, January 81, 1876.
SENATE
SENATE.

Mr.. SCOTT, from the Committee on Claims,
reported, with amendments, House bill re-
latipg to the commissioners of claims. Placed
on calendar. 1t extends the time for filing
petitions before the claims commission.
Mr.. HAMLIN, Of Maine, from the Commit
tee on Civil Service and Retrenchment, re-.
ported adversely on the bill to reduce the
salary of the President of the United States,
with the request that it be placed on the cal
endar with the adverse report. So ordered.
The Senate then discussed the proposed
by the Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions. in regard to the election of President
md Vice-Presdent.
MesSrs. MORTON, CoNKLISG, EDMUNDs, and
THURMAN participated in the debate, and
the latter made motion to postpone further
consideration of the subject till the first
Monday in February. The vote on the mo-
ton will be taken tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Indian appropriation bill was rejected
on account of the provision 10 pay about
$4,000 to the Choctaw nation under the
treaty Of 1865, and was again referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
Charles A. Wetmore, the newspaper cor
respondent who was yesterday committed
for contempt, sent.a letter of apology to the
Speaker, which was accepted and he was dis
charged.
The conference report on the "little tariff
bill" was made, discussed, and agreed TO.
The bill goes to the President.
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the .rrtaa or John ". GoEden.

correspondence OF the lSCffInoHu DispaRSh'l
LEEsBURG, VA, January 81, 1876.
1.-The trial of Johu' w. Golden, indicted al
the October term for the murder OF Joseph
Mcfarland at the village of Gum Spring, Ia
August last, was commenced in the Circuit
Court, now in session here, yesterday, Hon.
James Keith on the bench. The Common.
wealth was represented by Major Z. II. Lee,
States attorney, assisted by General Eppa
uunton and j. w. Foster. General W. II.
Payne Of Warrenton, Powell Harrison, and
Charles p. Janney appeared for the prisoner.
The number of persons in attendance was
very large, and every available space was &C.
cupicd by some eager spectator.
Shortly after IL O'Clock, when all OF the
prelimnarics had been gone through With,
the accused was brought into the courtroom
by Deputy Sheriff Carr, and assigned seat
Immediately in the rear OF bis counsel. He
was very pale, and looked much worse than
he did when last in court. He was neatly
clothed in dark suit Of cashmere, white
shirt, but wore no collar. His long black
hair was combed straight back over his head,
while the upper portion of his face was
cleanly shaved. His family, consisting Of
wife. two daughters, and son, were present
norton of Tuesday and the whole of Wed.
ncsdav. and listened attentively to the test.
mnnv as given in. Tuesday about O'Clock
the Commonwealth finished her. testimony,
and on Wednesday morning the Witnesses
| f5r the defence were called.
Golden's counsel will try to show that ne
was laboring under nania-d.pota ut the Time
the offence was committed, and In no way
responsible for the act. The entire Golden
family stated on the stand to-day that the
prisoner was raying mailman for several
days previous to the shooting, and that they
were deathly afraid Of him.
The case, so far rs it has gone, is certainly
avery aggravated one, and many are puz.
lied in forming an opinion rs to what the
verdict will be. U.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
LEESBuRG, VA, january 21.-The testi-
mony in the Golden. Mcfarland murder case
was concluded ut 5 O'Clock this evening.
General Epps Hunton, assistant counsel for
the prosecution, made the opening speech,
and up to this time has not finished. At the
conclusion of his argument the court will
probably adjourn until tomorrow. General
w. Il. Payne will follow Hunton for the
prisoner. The crowd in attendance has been
immense throughout the trial, and tonight
hardly standing-room could be obtained.
Tomorrow will be the fourth day, when a
verdict . i'll probably be reached.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, january 21.-For the South
Atlantic and East Gulf States, lower barom-
eter, higher temperature, winds veering to
westerly, cloudy weather, and light rains,
followed during the night by rising barome-
ter, northerly winds, and partly cloudy
weather.
For the West Gulf States, Tennessee, Ohio
Valley, and the Upper Lake region, rising
barometer, falling temperature, northerly to
westerly winds, clear or partly cloudy
weather, and in Texas norther.
In the Middle States and Lower Lake re-
gion tonight, falling barometer, rising tenn
perature, southeast to southwest winds,
cloudy weather, and light rains, except
snow for the northern portion OF this area,
but followed during Friday by west or
north winds, rising barometer, and clearing
weather, except partly cloudy weather in
the latter district.
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NEW YoRk Wo0,. MARKET.

JANUARY 20.-WooE transactions SINGS
closa there Is more looking around mt stock and the
weeks business Will probably run up 10 satisfac-
Tory amount. The prices obtained have indicated
larly. Fall ulifornia Is about the only description
that scarcely brings full prices.1nainiy Wing to.
the irresularty In quality. Foreign Is quiet, pend
wednesday, Is 81 h
Sales are $4,000 Us. Chic feeces on priva.c
terms; 10000 ihs. Xxx do. at 56xc.; 10 600 Bs.
X do. at 55kc.; 10000 lbs. medium un washed
1eeces at Acc: 5000 tbs. do. al $780,: 10000 I'D.
hne do. at 3Sc.; 5000 lbs. Michigan feeces at
SOC. Is 900 rs. Nevada feeces on privst. terms !;
rs bales bury California fail at Gle; $4,000 rs.
spring California on private terms; $4,000 lbs.
do. on private terms; 100 bales do. on private
black, II super, bales No. 2, on private terms;
1900 DIS n0ils part ut 45Gs4Sxc. Ssles were made
last We elk Of 500 bales foreign 10 70 10 Canada
1.h,1I NJ
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50 they exact all The way from eigh. to tweiys Be
iuc,ant % aesonrnodate ~ NIL Tor the reason ris
mindful OF The fact that tbs depressioh Is a,triSu
table for one thing. 10 me partially shown By
| ihem Tor Government Investments. I ~. =
All Industrial Interests are snferipg from this d.
public debt IS the old iady'5 stocking On large
Aanntactured.-"The week generally has been
lulet, observed participant in the transactions
IN TINS department Of the trade, "thougB :here was
some Improvement towards the elosg. There was
so me inquiry for lamong other CRITICS and stylesj
l9n-pEced, sound Inch, and few sales OF that
extremely light There are no stocks Of Ii inch
here nndel. about 47G4sc., and come people sill
%a5t I? buy for about 4sc Manufacturers here
TO be scarce AMI bigh." :.
=, jobber remarked - think trade Is generally
butte to exceptioral causes. While in virginia
lew Gays since received the impression from what
saw that manufacturers are afraid 10 make up
goods lest they should not be able tn get reunera-
live prices, especially for their bright work. The
factories were pretty much all closed, and some OF
them we're undergoing improvements"
virginia or elsewhere. and there Is not likely to be
any. But, on the other hand. the prices OF manu-
proving and there is probably little reason to fear
Improbable production during this year or the year
TO come tobacco is nowhere in ex
may be necessary 10 ask for It.
Smokin5.-Ih he past appears to have been as I'M
eVentful In this branch Of tra'e Us the previous
week was There was throughout steady though /
moderate inquiry for current city consumption,
ouf probably diminished number Of orders for the
interior and more remote sections of the country,
as wei as for foreign trade, navigation In some
quarters being difficult -
Cigars-The cigar market has undergone no mu. !
tation since our last A moderate, steady call Is
the record Of the several establishments visited BY
u.s. both domestic and imported. slore than this Is
curry in the neighbor hood of zero, and consumers
making fQul attempts at economy.
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NORFOLK MARKETS.
ASUARY l9.-TRUCK.-ADDles ~. 0@93. so

JANUARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0O
n barrel.
Peanms.-At the close Of our last review we LEFT
the market not 80 strong Us II had ruled for some
time previous, and the rapid and continuous adj
vance till then gsing on began 10 show some signs
of abatement, and nuts were more quiet. They
were not so eagerly sought after In the early part
OF the week, and toward the close to effect sales.
holders had TO make some concessions. The irst
that came down TO the situation and accepted VI 90
as The basis OF value Of really prime stock made
easy sales by attracting buyers, who speedily He'd
up what orders they then had In hand, and, nnding
1t difficult 10 get them repeated, have been since
that lime measuranly qiet by the force OF clrcuIn-
stances, but hoping 10 60 Oh very soon again. In
the mean time the northern markets, which, all the
while have not been on an equal foot
ing In prices with ours. having also reiapsed into
extreme duIlness prevents any present out
let I'm thar direction. Again, the stock here has
been permitted to accumulate quite heavily aRoer
the preston that fHure rates would be very dear,
so that regular trade has Deen very much restricted.
aud the result Is that the break Is severe A. this
writing nuts very tame aud buyers'unabie TO go
on, while holders appear much more willing to sell
tn IN at any time before this season. The sales OF
the week have been 1868 bags. The majority Of
sales were IL. 80 for prime, with but IN occasional
sale OF some very small parcels OF extra falc!
from IL .65 to ~, rs, and from that down 10 44GD
6Oc for very poor, and few between Doe. D$l 10;
I'LL depending ON the quality and wants OF the buy
erS,- LuUilCurE,
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PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH WoRK.-The com.
lUitlrCs OF the Reformed and the PreSbyte-
rmn Church in tie United States met on Fri.
Gay last in this city, and completed their
work on Monday afternoon. They had been
directed TO devise some comprehensive
,chrmc for cooperation in Christian work.
This they did witu unanimity that prom.
I~c~ good results. The scheme provides for
cooperative wo;k in publication. education,
and missions, both foreign and domestic. 1t
nOW awaits the approra! Of the General
>yuOd and General Assembly, which are the
contracting aud responsible parties. There
we're present from the Presbyterian Church
i.,y. Dr>. Il. VI. Palmer, Of New Orleans !;
Professor j. l.. Wilson, OF Columbia, s. c.;
Hr Brown. OF Richmond, editor OF the Cen
"aI Presbyterian General Scales, of North
Carolina: ana Rev. Sir. Smith, of Tennessee.
-! iha Reformed Church, Rev. Drs. Ganse,
unui,rou, Porter, Van Gie,cr, Van elect,
Gordon, Taylor, Peiz, Elmendorf, Van
Indt, :. L. Heath, and Mr.. Houston.-Ne'c
}CYk HOrM.
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EXrLo>IoS OF STEAM.BolLERs.-C. w.
Singuacb, Of Virginia City, Nevada, who
has taken out cavcat for an invention
whereby the explosion of Steim-hoilers is 10
d. prevented. has a brass model of it which
i, said 10 work 10 charm. When by any
accident wafer is no longer fed into the
boiler. and there is danger of an explosion,
NJ. >ngbach'S contriyance comes into play.
opening the boilers and letting out all the
steam. Connected with the apparatus is a
,"-icting water gauge and an alarm, which
no. only sounds III the engine-roOm, but
also III every room in the mill or factory.
The alarm is 10 show that there is danger
Of Al explosion, and u moment after.
wards the steam is let out of the
boilers. The scll.acting gauge is to keep the
boiler supplied with the proper quantity OF
water. In case the fecd.pump should break
or the pipes become cioggcd the other appa-
ratus, which is separate from and acts indie.
pcndently OF the gauge, throws the steam
out OF the boiler. When the critical mo-
ment arrives, and the boiler is on the point
Of exploding, Il small set(-actin@ lever is
drawn, Il casl-iron ball weighing 200 pounds
falls and throws open the boilers, and the
steam escapes. II the invention will accom-
pli~h what the inventor claims for it (and he
feels very sanguiue of succcss) there is no
doubt that 4 great saving OF human lives may
h" elected.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The PacifIc-Mafs.Snbsstly Envestiga
tom The Senatorial Elections,
[Speclal telegram 10 lhe Dispatch.I

tlcsf-The Senatorial Elections.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.J
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 21.-rwiD
the rccusant Pacific. Mail.subsdy witness,
purged himself from contempt to-day by an.
swering the questions propoundcd to him
by the Committee of Ways and Means. He
| explained that he consented to answer the
questions because Of the fact that the com.
pany had passed resolutions releasing all en-.
gagged in the subsidy from any confidential
relations. Irwin'S list Of persons to
whom he had paid money has already been
published, and his testimony thus far pro-
duees no new sensation. He was excused
from long examination, but will be before
the committee again tomorrow. Interest
in this inquiry is by no means tagging, and
developments are yet looked for that will
amaze as we'll as amuse Congress and the
public. Ex-Representative Dan. Voorhees,,
of Indiana, and Boyd Winchester, of Ken.
lucky, were also examined to-day as to
whether they received the thousand dollar
bills presentation of which to certain gen.
tlemen has been mentioned.
In connection with the subsidy VOORHEES,
testified that he had not possessed thou
sand-dollar bill in five years, and Wihches-
ter's evidence showed that the thousand dol
lars be was reported to have deposited with
The sergeant-at.arms was the result of holding
a better hand at cards than some one else !;
also, that he had now reformed-an admis-
sion which moved the committee and others
Is hearty laughter. ..
The friends of Senator Zach. Chandler are
very dolefu over the reception of tele-
gram that this intense Radical shrieker has
been defeated tor reelection. They had, to-
gcther with himself, been very confident
that he would again be sent to the Senate.
One Of the most exciting topics of in
,erest in connection with the senatorial cleo
ton is the pending election at Nashville.
Groups about the capitol and in the hotels
and at other public places are discussing the
chances of Andy johnson with unusual
vigor. 1t is admitted everywhere that bis
presence in the Senate would be productive
of many sensations.
Dawes is to be treated to a dinner by the
Committee of Ways and Means because of
his good luck in the Massachusetts senatorial
contest. TIMoN.
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connecticut Republican convention.
v1,TE NOMINATIONS HiGi TIME AND HEAVY
PLATFORM.


NV HAVEN. Cons, January 2o.-- Ike
,,ST,an Convention held here to-day noihi'
...o,ni the following State ticker : or nov
n,,,or Joseph Lloyd Green, OF Nor"icn que
,,ovnr " no ordered salute OF one hIhalco
o,,:,s IN honor OF the ircsldeht cou'se III
n,,;>i,aa atlAir>}: Tor L'sn'enaht,uott Z, not
"I,,,l.. |, Enaii>h; for SectGar! VI o'ate'
InInncI Augustus Fem; for lreasurrr' ".
,, Arnold: Tor Controller, General IL. ID.
rr,nCnrd. The Convention was HARMONIOUS
and enthusiastic.
~, rla,forr declares that they adhere 10
tho doctrines and principles OF the hrpuo'-
,-9r party rs heretofore expressed III i.> ~"
,j,nal platforms that they nave uho!'liih'
;shrd confidence III The integrity ana P'ti'o''
ism OF President Grant, ana nearby eouo'se
hi. recent spccisl message 10 the oFha'e oi'
tho Louisiana question ana the pfihc'P'es
therein contained. They unite WITH MIN IN
declaring that Any military interference o!
"Arcr, ar troops of the United States with
the organization OF state Legislature or any
~ H., proceedings, or With any Of the civil
dapsr,mcrl> OF the Government, Is. repus.
a,, ~ nu- ideas OF government, and with
him we can conceive OF no case not inFois'
t 49,. r,h,lIjon or in>urrcc:ion where such
I'M.
49, cnycrnmrrl ought to be permitted
nr can he ju,utied; and at tue same
,,ua We ihauk The President for say.
;"~ ,sa, .'to the extent that Congress has
r,rrcrr,d power upon him TO prevent 1t
ur;lhtr kuhluX klanS, white leagues, nor any
,-Lrr associations using arms or violence to
rv,,,l,c their unlawful purposes, can be per-
miticd in that wsyto govern any part OF this
,ol,u;rv." Wcuigc our senators and repre-
s.otstjyeS 10 adopt early measures for Sc
,r,ig. the peace and welfare Of the people
81 Ia.,j>iaua. That we are in favor of bard
money, and all necessary legislation to get
!, They denounrc the Democratic party as
the rarIy Of irtl uion and reputation, an d
cI.c IN proof Of these charges their platforms
in r,,jority o; the States. They denounce
the course Of The Democratic party III the
State, and culogiZc the candidates nominated.
puriu. the reading tue Convention fire.
uurnt!v broke out IN applause and cheers for
the pIr>d"ni.anG Administration.
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A VIcrlN OF BAD Manners IN A RAILWAY
CAR.-Tbc remains Of Mr.. =. 3. Gilbert, q
prominent merchant, and member Of the
Masonic fraternity Of New York city, passed
through this city Yesterday, accompanied by
his wife and daughter. aud under Masonic
Tcmy!ar c,cyrt from Richmond, Va. Mr.
Gilbert died in that city Monday night un-
der tie following circumstances: He was
travelling through North Carolina by rail,
brng then in tull health, and fell asleep in
o." u! the seats OF the car. He was awakened
~ chilly sensation, and found TWO win
GowS open. one on each side OF him, and the
bitter co,d night air was streaming in upon
him. Is The side OF one of the open win.
dow< VAS seated q young woman. who had
apparently been moving from one window
- the other. Mr.. Gilbert never recovered
from hi, chill. He took TO his bed in Rich.
mpud. and died before his wife and daughter
could reach his beC-.ide. This is indeed 4
sadly Suggestive illustration CT the great
NEGLECT OF amenities among railroad passen-
or IN this COUNTRY Baltimore Sun.
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eALTIMORE. MA RXETS.

BALTEMoRE, January 2l.-tiuur dull, heavy. ana
unchanged u hpat nominal nothing doiug, and
unc langed. Cora nominal aud. quiet white
Oats firm; southern; 66@dsr.; western white.
G6@s7c.; western mixed 95@66c. Rye itrm
az 81 OIL @Hl as. Hay quiet but nrm: PepnsSl:
vaua and Mary land. sIS to s21. Provisions dull
and heavy. Pork nominal at $50. Bulk meats.
ok /; hayers Offering fEt994c. tobSinG., 7kn
l04c. Bacon dull; Johbiug sales OF shoulders nc
84c elear-sib sides, al lac.; sugapcuIedhams,
14QQL4J4c. Lard firm as l4agl44c. Western but
ter easier with moderate business; good 10 extra
fine rubaui roll, 24@SGe IN ost safes at 36gzoc.
Petroleum Unchanged. Coffee quiet pat nrm; Iair
nal and unchanged at .0s99s,sc. sugar unr
cha -
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From Louisa County.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.J
-.. ,..>,rx, I.,porv 81 1879

Correspondence or the Rlcuiiouu Dispateh'J
LOUISA COUNTY, January 81, 1873.
A very considerable amount OF ice mas
been harvested. Ice was gotten on some
popds from three to four inches thick. a
number of people have filled their Ice
houses, have heard Of the ice breaking IN
several times, and some youths who were
skating had narrow escapes, for somegot In
under the water, and it was with difficulty
that they got out. p
| hear from good authority that the Meth
odists in Goochland county are preparing 10
have another camp-meeting next summer;
There are three Sunday schools at TINS
Mace Christian, Baptist, and Methodist
and they all have very large attendance. ;,
The weather has been extremely cold all
the week until to-day, when 1t moderated
a little. Our farmers are very busy Clearing
up land for tobacco next sprtng, | notlce
The wheat is not looking vel,
Times are quite dull here, and Jews scarce
- OBERoS,
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ST. LOUIS LEAF-TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY l8.-The market was steady aud firm
for full-siZed hogsheads, but lower for tubs and
small packages. Tuesday last but firm for all de-
scripliouS Friday. Owing to the severity or the
weather the breaks were light at both public sales.
The demand was excellent. Tuesdays sale IN
cluded l 5 hogshead, and boxes: Hogsheat's-1
(irashyl at $3.50. lido. and tubs) ut *7@S7 90, 6
at IS, 2 at SO. 20@S9.70, 2 at *lO@SI0.5U. al
S11.75, 2 at S12.500Sl2.75; hoxes-5 at 81 500
$8. scraps at $3.50. Rejected, 2 hogsheads at
SS.1 0@Sl1.50.
On Friday. all offered sold; hogsheads-1 (tuh) OF
$3.50 8 tubs at ~ C@S7 80, 4 Ut SS.1O@tS.70
2 st 10 2O@i9 80, ut $40, boxes ut $500
80 10, and 80 50.
We quote o. 100 lbs: Eew-Luas, &S@$9.5O;
common to medium leaf, S9.50@Sl1; manufac.
turing filters, s11@sl3; colory wrapping leaf
IL higher Than new, and manufacturing leaf II a
80 higher. No colory or bright wrappers offer.
Times
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IMPROVED AUTOMATIC SIGNAL TELEGRAPH
Jyssph y. kutes, Richmond, Fa.-The OBJ
.iyct OF this invention i 10 provide an auto
matte signal telegraph 10 be used IN hotels,
public departments, large business establish
moat>, private residences, &C., which Shall
transmit toa central supply station the most
frequently recurring wants OF the establish
nent->uch rs messenger, wagon, dray, car
rage, cXprcSs-wasop, &c; to call police
man, or 10 give an alarm Of tre-the operation
Of which shall b. so simplilied as to be adapt
Cd 10 the ordinary intelligence OF persons
un>hilled in lelegraphy - Scientific Amert'
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ts VI efsnea l,ttse Stronger fhanlast ~ess on
aH gfadet except the commences. and he rey.ir
trade sympatLised pretty generally with il irdas
out til near ma end Of the Market wheel N ~
s0n9Ashat SOW. Prices were slixce higher sbsr
last week for the medium and top grades. via
common exhibited no material change. a ccnsfdx
erahie number were left OVER unsoId and win most
90 East at their owners risk The quaiity eease.
rally was hardly as good as jt was last week fber
being rs many top cattle Ia proportion as there
was then among those offered In this market
TIE Stcfne Aa7ka. -eecefpts this week iii, 1896 :
receipts last week, S306; receipts one wear IA
market this week, more than were needed. and IN
DEE the influence Of the excess prices have etyaIY
way since Our last quotations. and they are itts INV
stationary. Their next move, IL Is quite possible
Will be TO lower dgures> particularly IT, in Addition
to those now held over further hesyy arrivals
should come TO hand before this oyerplus Is dis.
Toe. -
The Sheep Receipts iifs week, q, 1927:
last week. 2.116; one year ago, 2S2. go :,
Sheep have beea In very large supply this week
and the quality generally VIII compare favorz1Iy
with that Of last week. there being few which
sold higher than tops Of last week, while the We
rage W be quite up to that Of last weeks offer
ipgs. There has been no advance In the market,
operations being quite slow and The look seemingly
left over. Quotations: 4Jf(I74 cents.
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Charles kemble Fox, the wel.known
''Paniaoou," brother of Mr. George L..
Fox ("ho was in Richmond recently and
0! Mrs. G. G. Howard, died at his residence,
, IN New York, on Sunday evening, from ty.
phoid fever.
Ex-Governor Randolph is to be the new
Democratic senator from New Jersey.
Forty kentuckians rode two days to kill a
iOA worth sixty cents.
Tie Graphic remarks that in this weather
il Is DIS much us Whiskey eau do TO keep out
Vi 10! water. ~,