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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-15

The Borden Coal Company is the only com,
pany that has yet commenced shipping coal
from Cumb erland by The canal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-15

TWIN BROS. YEAST CAK Els are the best.
l. If you want good bread use no other. For
ssle nv GEO. McBURNEY & SON,
an Is l66 and ITO King street.
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own, where, with frugal wife. you
could both live very comfortably for
| now"
II Henry is anything like tho man he
ohbgnt th 70 De. he will say at this juncture
that the very wife to live in such honse
Is the young lady who has herself sn@.
gested it, and will forthwith proceed to
act upon her advice. There are. with.
out doubt, good many Amelias in Chi.
cago, II they could only speak; but The
trouble Is that they may find no oppor-
tunities, and possibly no Henrys TO chat
with thus confidentially, and SO the OH
bachelors and the old maids will multi
ply, and serious problem in social sci.
ence is presented for confederation. This
seI-enforced separation of the sexes will
just as ertalnly lead to crime and i'm
,hoIaiity as any well understood cause
leads to an equallywsll understood effect.
And it will increase as the nnmhers ~
the unmarried inereace, until evarv con.
siderable city of this country will become
miniature Paris, save with a sadder ra-
suit as our national temperament ia can
able OF deeper feeling and more Terrible
remorse, The ratio of unmarried per.
sons ls constantly augmenting, and tbe
question OF remedy is one that dessr-
yes the gravest consideration. In the oil
ger settlements the females predominant
IN IN such numbers that marriage for a
large proportion is impossible in any
event; lu the newer parts of the coun-
try, where the sexes are in about eonaI
numbers, the question of expenses friob.
tens the would-be husband, and the re
suit Is quite as bad. The way to reform
rs not plain, though the necessity for II
is indisputabls.
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HOTELS.
MTEsTERN HOTEL,

~ W. Coh, FOURTH AND ORANGE STA,
c. j. KYLE, PROPRIETOR.
tine above House has been put In complete
repair for the reception OF guests. WHARF
Ihsy VIII receive all the acComm odatlops Of
FIRST CLASS HOTEL. -
Ssr Llled with choicest wines. liquors, cigars
as, ano the table supplied with a best the
market affords. Iransient ana ne,manen
poarders accommodated at moderste rates
do0i stabllng and attentive hoBtiers. A l,b-
eIhi share OF public patronage Is respectfully
A,ls2'dtf
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SEVENTEEN HUNDRED PousDa MAE
tFrom the N. 7. Sunday Times,

"SEvENTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS MAKE
ToN-How AN IRISH Coal -HRAvEK
RETAINED His PosrrIoN.-A funny scene
occurred at one OF the coal-yards in this
city last evening. and which, when wit
messed by the Tribune representative, SO
stirred up his cacllinatory organs that it
was deemed worthy Of transferring the
wit of an Irishman to its columns. "Now,
Pat" said the pompous coal dealer, 'T
nave put up with your doings long
enough" "And faith, what is that ?"
asked Pat. in feigned surprise. "Why,
here you have again been delivering coal
to the wrong parties. This is the fifth
or sixth time. and since you have been
here four weeks to day you have learned
nothing" "Oh, troth, and have" sad
Pat, taking off his hat in mock courtesy
and scratching his head. "And what is
hat ?" asked his employer. "rfaith!
that seventeen hundred pounds make
ton, sure, may it please your honor" re-
turned Pat with cunning leer. His dis
charge papers were immediately destroy
ed, for fear he might be called up as a
witness before the Reading Railroad In
vestigating Cemmittee.-Phila.T Tribune.
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The FALL RIVER ELopKMENr CAsEs

The FALL RIVER ELoPKMENT CAsFs
"A hearing was held in the Supreme
Court Chambers, New York, Saturday
morning, on the writ of habeas corpus
sued out by George ]. Allen, in the
case of Miss Effie Thurston, who eloped
with him from Fall River, Mass, a
few days ago, and was regained by
her parents. The girls father testified
that she was but II years OF age, and
J. J. Hathaway, lawyer from Fall
River, proved that Allen has q living
wife. After private conversation
with Miss Thurston, Judge Barrett
dismissed the writ, saying the young
lady, though evidently infatuated with
Allen, had agreed to return to her pars
ents. He remarked that the taking
out of the writ, under the circumstan.
ces, was one of the most audacious
acts he had ever heard of. Imnedi-
ately after the decision of the court
was given Detectiver Thompson arrested
Allen on a charge of adultery In Massa-
chusetts, which Is a criminal offsnss In
that State.
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SPAWN TO BE HATCHED ON THE yoY-
AGE-HoPEs OF SUCCESSFUL RE-
SUIT.
| From them. Y. Sunday Times.)
Professor Spencer F. Baird, the Uni.
ted States Commissioner of FisheIies
shipped 500, 900 shad eggs TO Germany
yesterday, by the steamer. .Moseii of be
North German Line. The eggs are
packed IN four small boxes, each con-
tanning thirteen layers or trays Each
tray Is lined with cotton f1annel, and
upon this the eggs are placed. The
iour boxes are slowed In two larger
ooxes, which are surrounded. with
layer OF Ice and shavings six inches in
thickness. In this way the eggs will
De protected against the heat until the
period of Matching arrives. This will
occur when the steamer is six or seven
days out. Previous to Matching, the
roe will be takon from the boxes and
placed in large tin cans of water. ar
ranged with a funnel apparatus at the
top for the admission of air. When
the operation is completed the Young
spawn will be transferred to d asecond
serlos of tin vessels, about the size and
shape OF ordinary milk cans, in which
they will remain until their arrival on
the other side. These fish, which are
sent by the American Government In
recognition of a similar courtesy on
the part of the German authorities. are
intended to be the means of fftroduc.
ing new varieties in the waters of that
country. Upon reaching their destina-
ton they will be deposited in the river
Weser, at considerable distance from
its mouth. Messrs. Monroe, Green
and Harrison Weldon, who go on board
the Mosel in charge of the ash, are
very hopeful of the success of the ex.
pertinent, and feel confident that a
very large proportion of the young
spawn will reach Germany alive. Past
attempts of this kind have failed they
say from the impossibility of the fish
surviving the length of time required
Tor an ocean passage. By the adop-
lion OF the present method of trans
oortation in the egg, and Matching
hem when two-thirds of the way across
he difficulties of the old system are
obviated. The eggs in the present in
stance are taken from the nurseries of
he Commissioners of the Connecticut
liver. and are of the most approved
,reeds
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Greatest discovery of the Paoife oaast.
THE CELEBRATED
Trade and II. II. n. Sale M.rs
HORSE M EDIC1NE,

N. u. $780,
sTh;s medicine is without Dispute aae OF
the greatest external preparations in tina
world for man or beast. It Is sainins srest-
er reputation IN a shorter time than any
other remedy ever has, By Psrformins sucb
cures, as has nsTsr been performed before in
Gases of the Horse, and is 9. certain euro for
Chronic hhsuH stisp, DiptheTis and Sore
Throat Of ell dsssiir''sns ia persons. No
faInii ; sho1li De withyut it ss household
a. adj iI.s 10 sppiy to,ald all LoIssflsa ST lid
nave it "a tbsii barns CO stables, 60 e1e of the
bssa Eorsa ssiicinef non IL use Sse ciTca-
lar o; say.pki 1t for fl,i particulars. - sSie
b. Druggists SeIersli1-
Manufactured by
FRANCIS & ELDhlD9G.
Nsrth hTodt stTsst. Ptiisdsi. tia
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a Ne'c Fish for Gernaanu.

SHIPMENT OF 100000 sHAD Bees-THE
SPAWN TO BE HATCHED ON THE voY-
AeE-HoPEs OF SUCCESSFUL RE-
SUIT.
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Bowers EiOOf Liniment.

After 30 years OF practical experience with
hoises, In staging, reaminy, &C., / have learn
sd that more horses have been crippled by
inattenuon to the feet than all other iiseas,s
combined After man experiments j have
folnd the true remedy To PREVENT the d.s5
ease of tns hOof. Or restoIe 1t sfsef pssiasI.se.
to what nature intsndsa lt should Ee-ihs
great support ~ sss Evk!s GsiHsal. II the hoof il
lnfaIled and diseased, the animal is comparaj
lively worthless. This Liniment will surely
prevent this worst of all diseases, Contraction.
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction OF ths
Back Sinew generally called Knee Sprung,
&c, and restore those that have cen cTippled
by the want of such a remedy.
GRTry 1t, and 1t will never fail II properly
applied, VIZ. WV
EBaths the horses foot once wesA, or often
ef II nscessAfy, at the Rssi and frog, and
aTouRa tGe hooT close TO the balr.
NJ C. BOYER,
NorTistown, IA.
MIR. NJ. C. BoTER-Ds0r Sir: This Ia to GER
tlfy that have used your Iiniment In nv
stable for three months past, on more thai,
one hundred horses, and find it the best pre
paration have ever used On horses. 1t is tss
better than you recommend 1t. Send I,,a flys |
essae st once, by express, c. u, p,
HARRY HAMILTON.
M. las Wsst slst stFest New York civ
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EPILEPSY or FITS.

A SURE CURE for this distressing com
paint is now made known IN q TTeafiss Cot
IS octave pageO on FQTe,gp and Naive Hen
RAJ EFe'@,allans. published by Dr. o. PHELPS
f, htoh9'. The prescription was discovered by
him In s:.eh prOvidential manner that he
cahnot Colscientously refuse to make IL
known, as II has cured everybody who has
used II for its, never having failed in sin.
sle case. The INGREDIENTS may be obtained
from any druggist. A copy sent free TO ali
applicants by mail. Address. DR. q. PHEIrs
Hhowa. n 'irand "t"aat. ieTsaY City, New
jersey GpE52Wh
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DLACk lAidISE-- We have received direct
IL noIa the iI2Poitsi, d rln liIs OF these
elegant gcois. 70 Tnioh We invite attention.
W. d SHARP.
rcsrt1 srG Iar%sf s.res.s
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him until ne thought he would take
only one glass. There won't be no harm
in taking one glass, surely. thought Hob.
But ali! when lac took that glass that
was just one too much. 'srhere never
was a drunkard who when he took his
first glass thought that he would be-
come drunkard.' After he took that
glass he called for more, until he be-
came intoxicated. The boys took him
up to the school. He went TO bed and
by morning was over his spree. Night
after night he went to the saloon. AT
last the examination day came. and Rob.
was expecting his father and mother.
They came soon on the day appointed
for the examination. q! how glad they
were TO see the noble son; he look ed 30
manly and had been so good ALI the
time. lie passed we'll during the day
and made good speech at night. But
W hen Rob's father aud mother found
out that he had been drinking IL very
near broke their hearts with anguish.
This Is but one OF the many who tu,n
out that way. j. w. j.
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Per the Jsspsr Coarlsr
TOPEKA NOTES.



Mr.. EDlroE:-I thought psrhey.
few Items from Topeka would De : u
terest TO your readers.
Topeka would he a vcry civi
lif NT---s.ot Scr our Supervise
SO wratby; lie swesrs veny-arce
every hog that o5strucA The highn
There was 10 hsvs been carr,
Bethel Sunday night. bn, II turned
to DO show: there was b.; q
animal there. snd that was CanDlr
which was left entirely 10 Dave Aosu
keeping.
lit is not fully understood 70. "
kind of smith made its appesicnce s.,
Bethel, but we think 1t was black
smitn.
Mr.. Daniel Dixson catched "hauk.
ins" the same night; that IL too bsd.
Dan, be careful the next time.
Some cf the girls say they are sorry
prayer meeting has played out being at
might; because they haven't had any
beaux since. 1t 10 my opinion that II
he boys could not 60 with me in the
day time, iney should not 60 after night.
The farmers are preparing their
ground for corn, but the ground 10 rath.
ler wet in places, there being 70 much
rain this Spring that 1t has made plant.
ing rather late.
LILA DAnprI
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For tb.Csurler.
Trial OF Rose Cinnamon.

Trial OF Rose Cinnamon.
iesound We! resouud ye. DER moorland
and mountain;
Each laundering cataract and tinkling
fountaiu:
Wing IL. We zephyrs, TO each flower that
blows;
The hour Of peril has passed for Queen
Rose.
Such a brilliant array Of repartee and
lore
Wss never assembled in tribunal before
Physicisns, lawyers and sinccures OF
leisure
Ann ounced themselves ready for busi.
neAs or pleasure.
The corapisirt was thst Rose, for their
music AMI drinks,
Had given them 10 approving nods and
wilss.
In truth dauniless Rose, with discrimi'
nation nice,
To what ihtv styled mirth, had given the
name. "vscE."
One attested that she. from her earliest
/ youth,
Had i.aughtily persisted in telling the
] truth;
+ And vowed that if she did not humbl,
rccant,
Some posy. minus thorEs sAould hel
qncenship suppiant.
/ Another camo hoping the trouble tc
qucnch
Iy gailanty admonishing bonnie Eos'
10 hush.
The advice was well enough; but sh,
had long heard
Twas womans prerogafive TO have the
last word.
A physician came next, who, in accents
; iororn,
Sighed deeply, "Oh' give me Ros'
without thorDs'
| Another heart was broken, for she coult
ma be its queen:
Twas an anomaly in nature for a ross
~ be green.
! Another intent on making some noise
,Jrered loudly at her parent-stem
avoirdupois.
And as tie rabblc was becoming NOR
bold.
isaid, -i'ti decspitass her to adorn bat
4 ton-hole.
While brandishing shillalshs, their bloo'
ran high;
Twas imminent that many hero nigh
4 die;
The, ID doubtless have shared the fat
" the cafs o Kilkenny,
\ l,ut they drowned their rage In th'
stream At McNerney's.
MAX.
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ny A scHocL SOY.


II was n pleasant morning In the
month Of September; the llaio had
Just come In 10 the depot ot small
town in the State of Virgins Among
the passengers that got OH the train was
one boy who was very sad, for he had
Il uat left Lie home and dear parents.
His mare was Rob. Brown. aud he was
going on 10 school. tie had beeu raised
in luxury rnd Incidence, but. not like
most bows, lie had been good boy.
Ills parents we're proud Of him, aud well
they might be, for he was noble son.
The train went rolling out OF the depot
carving Rob. onward To Yorktown.
vs. hen he got to West Point he TOOK the
river. and suD-dowa fonDd him in ork-
town. lie at last found the school
house. IT I'D not take Rob. long to get
acquainted with the boys, and in day
or two lie was known rs the best boy ia
school. lie wa examined and put in
the third class. When he had Leen there
about two weeks, there was an excur-
lion. The bcys o; the third class got
IT up. Ihry had bought cakc-, candy
snd champagne. and had hired n large
ssiti TO 20 IN. They went in body
and asked their teacher IL they coulo
30; he, of course, granted tlsir request
After they had been running around
aud seeing what they could, they at las
went bic> 10 the boat and got out tho
things they had brought with them
They pouied uut the champagne an,
PASSED Il around; whsn IL came TO Rot
lie would not take, a.; they laughed a
him aud cooked him anil he drained
Ike glass. Rob. Brown then drank hi
first glass, but, alas. it was not his ia
lie drank several glasses OF dlfieren
kind Of drinks. Amer while he becam'
VERY sick, and the consequences OF Rob
liert taking his first glass was that h
! was taken back insensible. The boys
flor fear the teacher would find out tba
they had been drinking, took Rob. &
Ian old woman who lived near the school
house, where thcs had taken = goc,
many boys before" They left him b
1.-THE care of the old woman. They ha'
ljust rot oui OF the house when M'
, lBright, their teacher, came around tb
corner. "Joc,' said he, addressing IN
lforemost one, where are the rest Of tn
lboys; yoW know told you to com
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A prisoner coademned 70 selitSi y
obtained = copy OF TIE
Bible. and by three years. careful study,
obtained the folio iag fsSs:
The Bible contains 3,6SS, 80 letters ;
77s Goa words; 3l,l7a verse;; 1889
chapters, and 66 bOoka
Iac word and" sccurs 46,277 times.
The word Lord" occurs 1885 times.
The word reverend" occurs but encs.
which is in the 9TH verse Of the llth
Psalm.
Tie aist vsrys OF the 7th chapter Of
Ezra contains II the letters In the alpha
bet except the letter J.
The finest chapter 10 read 10 the goth
chapter Of the Acts Of the Apostles.
The 18th chapter Of III Kings and the
Is,,h chapter OF Isaiah are alike.
The longest verse lathe 9th verse OF
the 9Th chapter Of Esther.
The shortest verse IL the s5th vcrso
of the nth chapter OF 1t. John.
The 9Th. 18th. 21st aud 3lst verses Of
the lo7th Psalm are alike.
Each ver.s II the lS6th Pssln ends
alike.
nhsn elk s,l'ntles.
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0-r The advertising patronage of the
papc: Ia licatcs noa only the enterprise
of i.s city and tic county where 1t ID
published, bai is Is also on infallibse
proof that the business men are poe
sesscd of vim anu goabeaditivensse.
Show us q business community which
don't advertise, and we'll show you 9
community whore business Is sta aqnatcd
The man who advertises in liberal
yet discreet msnrer, 10 sure to take tho
lead Of his ncighbors who don't spend
n cent for primers ink. It's also CON
cede6 that a man who advertises keep,
a larger, better and more complete stocl
Of goods, and sells cheaper than the mal
who don't advertise. Ii you want goot
bargains call on the man who advsr
tises.
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For the Jsspss csafiss.
IRELAND ITEMS.

NR. EDITOR I'm my notes last week
you or l. one, made your readers believe
the gentlemen visiting our village ON
Saturday wore dirty shirts: YOU say
'biled." l intended 10 convey the idse
that they wore clean shirts. Let this
he understood and We will learn 70
spell hereafter.
Things are moving brisk this week.
Mechanics aasd laboring Wen Of all clsss-
es seem 10 be alive. Men that hereto
fore bad NO employment IL busily st
work parss of old buildings, fsncss, kc.,
lsrs being torn down. end 0sw ones put
IN their place. Bat slas the poor doc.
tors wear loog faces; IT. % miserably
healthy that they have gone to work.
"A few OF eur old Bars will get on
3 @bust,' bus its soes ever; only about
1--WE days.
Tho big pictrres on Docks barn 10
attracting some attention. Our young
folks are wosdsring how they will Kit
the greenbscks to pay ths&r way iu 10
the "world's woudsr.'
Our Sabbath School hss died in lis
Infancy. and according to modern tae-
Iology, has gone 70 rest.
The yonug folks singing Is bccom-
ing rather unpopular. as we near or
come of our old folks throwing the
mantle Of protection around their
,dsug hters. Some think Butch had bet
ter spend his time with his wife and
Ibabiess
"A strsnger has been giving n q peo-
pie a course OF Lectures on ihs Dibe
some think his doctrine equally IS
strange az himsef We ,oarn o. Mon
day evening ne people OF I,e'n,. ioo-
a collection for him 10 the mcrai o.
81 90. A fair collection for ;bis p.'c
We notice Fis Excellercy, Gov
Adams, in town this week iboAir iit
and rosey, withihat pecui.sr ~ ci
the corner Of his eye which slw
Imeans business Don't suppose La
getting up . muss with Gov. kegY,
Hts generally Understood that they srg
on friendly teyms. A.ix.
ireland, May 26th.
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TorEKA, ND, May 18th, 1876.

Love once given can never be re-
called, was the words oflsose Desmond.
and u.iy agree with her. No woman
will ever love q second time; wnen she
loves with pure irusting love it will
to use the words of the author Of Loved
and Unloyed," she will harden her heart
against sincerity and grow cold and
bitter; she will feel that she could pass
out Of existence aud there will be none
TO mourn for her; she will gladly well
come the grave as place where will be
rest; but the thoughts Of her first love
will be waited across the sea OF troubles
as balm to her wearied soul, and her
heart will soften, and she will wish to
live 10 make her self worthy of him
vho has thus clouded her life. She will
put on false mask. and the world will
call her gay, but own in the recess of
her heart there Is an acheing void the
world can never fill. In tho midnight
hour. when all nature Is asleep, she NAV
be seen on bended knees, with ciasped
bands, Offering up an earnest petition
| for hos destroyer. che will wtehss u
she delicate flower, plucksd by tho hsnd
OF the tLoughtles child; aions she vii
murmer:
This weary world, IL Il 90 cold
And vet sit here all alone
I would not wait and thus grow old,
But rather now be dead and gone.
Make me fair when am dead;
Fair where am lying,
Perhaps he'll come aud look on me,
H~ for whom I'm dying.
Place at my grave = stone to show H.
And on the stone my name;
If he ne'er CONES III nsver know it
But sleep on oil the SAME.
Oh. yes. she will sleep on In peace
no false word of the deceiver will break
her sluuber. But she lives she cannot
die, much as SHE wishes 10 go down Ia
the cold aud silent. she cannot for dcxth
comes not to them who mourn. She
will pass through trials. but har trust Ia
him is never shaken, for did he not say
II will love thee forever; you may trust
me until death :" aud those words will
keep her heart from breaking. for she !,
sure she will hear them again, thougt
Ii may be many years. Oh' wrctchet
woman cast him off a. unworthy o.
your slightest thought. Years roll BY
and we see the trusting. innocent girl oi
eighteen. now wre'ched. forlorn wo
man. a wreck of former days, but she Il
happy 10 certain extent, with th'
know ledge that she is loved, for doe
not her partner tell her, as be stoops Il
kiss her pale thin check, that he love
her better than she will ever know
But she cannot return his love, for sh'
gave il to one in girlhood days, aud ell
can never call ii back again.
All! no: the love that first did warm,
viii leave her bosom never
No second passion Ger can charm;
She loves, and loves forever.
MAUD MILLER.
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In the Spring richer crimson comw
Upon the robins breast;
In the spring the wanton be4 bag
Seeks the leg hat tssscs the bet
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-30

!. VIRGINIA PATENT RIGHTS CoMPANY.-Judge
Beverley R1Welford, gJr.; Of the Richmond
Circuit Court, has granted an act Of incor.
poration to the Wrginia Fate6t Rights Com
pany for purchasing or Otherwise acquiring
the exclusive right for the State Of, Virginia
to patents issued lby the United States pa!
tent Department, and for selling, leasing,
letting out dE royalty, or otherw ise 'disposing
of the same in and throughout the State of
Vnginias . Capital stock, S150,000, divided
into 1900 shares of Sl00. May hold
such real estate.. ss shat be- necessary TO ting
conduct Of the business not exceeding half
an acre, In, Richmond, where the principal
office 4is to be keptsefO Ulcers for the first
gear: President, james B. Crenshaw, Of New
York. Directors, John 81. Montague, John
w. wright, Charles U.aWfliiams, p, 81.
Starke, and H. E. C. Baskeryili. .si' :.