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Smelling Matches.

The mania for correct spelling is greatly stimu.
laled by the introduction Of competitive contests
and the excitement appears to be upon the in
crease. Projects are on foot for numerous trials
Of this character. One paper Is now In clrcula.
ton for subscriptions Of one dollar each by which
1t is proposed to raise 500, to be expended in
priZestto be spelled for, the contestants TO be
lected by committee Of the subscribers. II is
designed to have the exhibition In Masonic Tenn
pie at charge Of twenty five cents for admission.
IN THIS way the subscribers hope to realize the re-
turn OF their original subscriptions and secure
also permanent prize fund, which Will excite
the ambition Of imperfect spoilers 70 greater ex-
ertlons In the future. When we last saw the paper
II had been in circulation but a few hours, and
had some twenty-five signatures.
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Sudden Death.

About one O'Clock yesterday, Charles Bishop,
we'll known resident Of Washington, came to the
Central guard-house and asked to be allowed to
lie down. His request was granted, and he was
placed In the lodger's cell. He frequently called
for water, and his wants were compiled with.
Towards evening he again made requests for
water and was supplied. About eight o'clock
Station-keeper MeCatbran heard him calling
again, and on visiting him found that he was in
preearious condition. Mr.. McCsthran sent for
Dr.. McBlair, who spilled restoratives and stood
faithfully by his patient, but all efforts to save
him we're OF no avail, and about eleven o'clock he
died.
Information Of his death was sent to hts brother
who visited the remains and will take charge Of
the same to-day. Bishop was about forty-six
years OF age, carried on the paperhanging bust
ness II this city, but for the past six or seven
years has been addicted to strong drink,
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Peartifnl Wnrk, nf At

The pastel paintings now on exhibition and for
sale at Msrkriters, executed by Beaverton, are
among the most charming pictures ever offered
for sale in this city They Of sizes adapted to
private residences and are Of moderate price
eOnnOisseur of art.
The Sudden Squall,' on the coast of Maine is a
picture OF wonderful effects and remarkably true
10 nature. In most charming contrast 10 This is
the lovely landscape representing summer after.
noon among the Highlands.
Besides these there are at Markriter's four other
pastel paintings by the same author each of
which is in itself an art treasure. Markrfter has
also a variety Of paintings, chrOmos and enRray.
ings, which he is offering wonderfully cheap for
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-27
New Railroad Official,

@. FoFesere, st. present superintendent Of the
Atlantic division Of the Central railroad, will
enter upon his duties as general superintendent
Of the Washington city, Virginia Midland and
Great Southern road, with his headquarters in
Alexandria. The reputation Of the new oficlal
among railroad men Is that he Is one OF the most
thorough and experienced in the business and
for that reason disappointment gives, as II should,
universal satisfaction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-27

The ladies Of St. James Protestant Epis-
copaI church viii hold tea-party and enter
taiDment on Monday and Tuesday evenings next,
at willard hail. for the beneht OF the church.
Among the other Inducements held out for
visitors will be q spelling match, in which all
present will be allowed to participate. The young
ladies in charge are both amiabIe and handsome,
the cause is q good one, and the refreshments
furnished will be hrst-class. With all these in
dueements the festival must prove Q success.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-27
The Nav Street Railway.

Less than one thousand Of the four thousand
shares Of the capital stock OF the Capital, North
o Street and South Washington Railway re-
NAMED untaken up to o'clock last evening. The
cOrpoTators expect to be able to close their books
to-day. Persons desiring 10 invest in this enter
prise should therefore call at the rooms Of the
company, on the southwest corner Of PennsylVa
MIA avenue and Tenth street, between the hours
Of and 1 O'clock. d. m. today.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-27
Spriup Stuck.

Extensive preparations have been made by T.
S. GartreIl, No. 900 Seventh street, corner of 1,
for the spring trade in boots and shoes. His
stock embraces all the newest styles Of the most
popular makers. We name in part ladies' and
misses French kid and morocco, pebble goat
serge, serge kid foxed, in button and lace. In
fants' and childrens shoes in great variety Those
in want OF frst-class goods should inspect this
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-27
HONEYMOON Makers.

The following marriage licenses were granted
in this District yesterday:
Andrew Quade, Of St. Mary's county, Nd, and
Ellen johnson, OF Washington, d. e. Jeremiah
carroll and Bridget Kane John Bourie and
Eliza Ann Carter. Thomas Willett and Lucy
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Rara Old Rnnks,

Among the books to be sold by Messrs. Lltimer
& CIeary on Monday evening Rext are copies Of
the celebrated "Breeches' Bible" imprinted at
London, A. D. 1895, q book OF great rarity, q
small folio volume, bound in vellum, printed at
Rome in 1884; a copy Of the works Of st. Am
brose," Nuremberg, 1916; an "Aldus" Of ISIS, and
two small "ElZivirs" of 1879 and 1880 respec-
lively, with many other scare and valuable
works. Catalogues are now ready.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-27
New Suits.

The following suits have been entered in the
Supreme Court Of this District since last report:
George F. Jones VS.. Maguus S. Julihn Judg-
ment confessed. Barbara Helmuth VS.. Christie
pker Z. Kinney and Agnes Kinney, his wife
EJectment. Bernard BUrnstine VS.. Charles Ha-
VeDer. Bank check, 81 300. Charles Flint VS.
John A. Berger. Damages for interference with
easement
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-27

Election OF TemPiar 0meeTs-MeetinE
Of the Beard OF HeaIth-RePOrt of
the Health 0meeF-MksceIIa-
ue0Ws Items of General In.
Screst-Sketches About
Town, Sc, dc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-27
Charles A. Dana Summoned Before he Grand

Asunmons has been issued toOlG: esA. Dana
Of the New York Sun newspaper, appear be-
fore the grand jury here as q witness in the case
ofSnyder, charged with stealing the notedSchenck
letter from Norman Wizard. Upon tina receipt Of
the summons Mr.. Dana employed Mr.. J. J. John
son. Of this District as attorney to take charge of
his interest in the matter. Mr.. John son was al
the courthouse yesterday making an ex animation
of the matter.
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Death of Mrs. G. M. r.SS

we regret 70 rr...uUunce the demise Of Mrs. E.
p. Howard, wife OF the druggist, q. NJ. Howard,
NJ. b., Of this city. Mrs. II. had been suffering
Tor months from inhammatory rheumatism, but
Of Iate mad been in the enjoyment Of good health.
her funeral will take place from the residence o.
Col COHie, Seventh and streets southHss C, thiI
nifernC ON. At 3 D.
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TAKE CARE OF your VALUABLES

Gall and examine the IRE and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
keeping Of securities, Jewels Elver-Ware, or other
vsluables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
TakSVsTains from LRs Chicago and Bostos FIRE
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PAID NEARLY
$4OO-OOI!
JANUARY z, 1876.

II. z. Stevens, esq.,:
DEAR SIR When about six months old I was
vaccinated. The parties who were vaccinated
from the same virus died from the humOr. The
hum6r spread over me to such extent that
was rolled in bran to prevent me from scratching
my person. The disease finally settled In my head.
remained in this condition about twenty years,
troubled ali the time with sores breaking In my
head and discharglng corruption from my ear. At
this time small kernel appeared On my neck,
gradually increasing in size until tumor formed
Of such immense size could see IL by turning my
eyes downward. All this time was taking yari-
Gus remedies for my blood without any substantial
benefit.
then went to prominent physician in Boston,
the tumor eight times, which cost me nearly SOC.
This left me with 3 rough, aggravated sore, with
out at all diminishing the size OF the tumor, and in
q SicklY, feeble condition. / consulted another
physician in atiek, who, after considerable time,
ed in healing the without reducing the
size. At this point commence to use VEGETINE,
through the earnest persuasion OF q friend. After
had taken this medicine about one week expe-
rlenced wonderful sensations. My whole body
seemed to be undergoing radical change, until,
finally, the tumor broke and discharged frightful
quantities. From this time II decreased In size
until the bunch disappeared, but my neck still
be ars the ugly scars OF the sore and lance. am
now healthy and strong and able to work every
day.
fer rom inhammatOrY rheumatism ever since
can RENE mber, until commencing the use of VEGE f.
TINE, WHEN almost Immediately all rheumatic
pains ceased. This statement volunteer for the
purpose OF benehting other suffering humanity.
ana you will confer a favor by giving IL as much
publicity as thought proper. Very gratefully,
y. NJ. SAVELS, ASH md, Mass.
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mW AnHERr1sEnErrs.

See notice Of @. W. Balloeh.
Two large bay horses for sale.
b. II. Warner has money to loan.
A Smith & Wesson pistol has been lost.
Reformed Episcopal services tomorrow.
Preaching at Mt Zion NJ. E. Church tomorrow.
Easter services at Foundry Church tomorrow.
Unitarian services at Wizards Hall tomorrow.
Great bargains in pianos at W. G. Metssrott *
Co.'s.
Spelling match at First Presbyterian Church
Monday.
H. F. Zimmerman will sell to-day large lot Of
furniture.
Services in Mt. Vernon Place NJ. E. Church
tomorrow.
Religious services at st. Psul's English Luz
thersn Church tomorrow.
H F. Zimmerman Son Will sell on wednes-
day, 31st inst, o lot Of furniture.
The eopartnershIp between A. O. Adsmson and
T. g. Commagesi has been dissolved.
Nine. L. p. Jeanneret, No. hot Pennsylvania
avenue, will open her millinery goods Monday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-27
WHAT IS VEGETINE &?

1t is a compound extracted from barks, roots
and herbs. 1t is Natures Remedy. 1t Is per-
fectly harmless from any bad effect upon the
system. 1t Is nourishlng and strengthening.
nervous system. 1t gives you go0d, sweet
sleep at night. It Is great panacea for our
aged fathers and mothers; for Il gives them
strength, quiets their nerves, and gives them Ma
ture' sweet slCep-as has been prov ed by many an
a soothing remedy for our children. 1t has re-
lieved and cured thousands. 1t Is very pleasant
take; every child likes it. II relieves and all
dis eases originating from impure blood. Try the
VEGETINF. Give II q fair trial for Your COM
plPnts; thu will your fire nd, mel ghbOr
and acquaintance, TRY It.; It has cured me. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-27
VEGETINE.
THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
VEGETINE.
VEGETINE

Taking into consideration the character OF its
vouchers, the history of its and the immense
increasing demand, NEGETINE may be fairly emil
tied the leading medicine OF the age.
For scrOfula In the blood VEG ETINE Is an infal-
nble remedy, and no person need suher from tu-
mors, ulcers and all diseases arising from impure
blood If VEGETINEi is used according to directions
There Is not case Of ScrofulA in existence th It
VEGErINE Will not cure; provided, however, the
vital functions have not lost their power OF acton
all that may be said 10 the contrary notwithstani
ing.
VEGETINE is pleasant to the taste, mild In its
influence, and absolute in its action on disc Ise as
the following unique ,tionable evidence will show.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-27
National THEATRE.

THE PARIS AND NEW YORK SUCCESS OF ISL
GlROFLE-GIROFLA!
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, March g,
for six nights and one matinee only, first produce
ton IN Nashington of 1ecOcq' s. last and most sue
cessful OIera BouffP,
GIROFLE-GIROFLA!
the reiRDinR sensation OF 60 European cities and
the great musical event Of the year, which will be
produced with entirely new costumes, proDerti 5,
gorgeous mise-en-scene and the Identical New YORK
cast, PRES nting for the first time in Washington
MILE CORALlE GEOFFRUY,
PTima Donna from the leS ding Partisan theatres.
49,, MILE LEONTISE MINELLI,
MILES Kid, DorGl, Vaudamme, Perraut, julien,
Clancy MONS. G. DE QUERCY.
P1incip2l Tenor from the Pari SIAN Opera ComIuue:
Messrs. Nalatre, Walter, GenOt, Salvador, Day ais
Perrauf, 1uat, &C.. &c. GRAND CHOhUS and
ORCHESTRA, comprising % performers, under
the direction Of MONS. q. VAN GHELE.
6lROFLE-GIROFLA.
Will ne presented with the completeness of all
ceta as characterized its Fifty consecutive repre-
sentatiOns in New York. Admission, II: Reserved
seats, 90 cents extra; Gallery, 20 cts. Seats for
OF Theatre. mh25-tf
mences Thursday at box office mbS5-tf y
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See the

CENTENNIAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM
1t the EbbiH House.
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For New England and the Middle States,
Narmerand clearing weather, southeast to north
west Winds and stationary or rising barometer.
The following was the range Of the Thermometer
At Hempler's yesterday: a. m, $40; 10 q m,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-27

THE CASE ClOsEB--WAITlNG FuRAVERO!Cr.
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good FRIDAY SERMONS.
FATHER CLEARY AT ST. ALOYSIUS'.

RETROSPECT OF EIGHTEEN HUNDkED TEARS
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RAID oRTRE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NO~ININONJNNJNJOJOJNI~JO
T Attest BOOKS.
II Proctor's Transit of Venus, q.
Woods. ms Castle Nowhere, Lake County
SketchC 8, g.
J. Emerson Smiths Oakridge, a..
Butts Protection and Free Trade S1.25
Octave Feu1llet's Romance of a poor young man,
new edition, $50.
Whyte Nj lville's Katerfelto. 81.
The Celebrated Hush MemOirs-Public and Prl-
yate Life OF George " and his Court, SI.25
Settlements Troy and Its Remains, 81. 30.
Roy's Generalship, or. How Managed My Hus-
Rand, q. Schenck on Draw Poker, % cents, New
York Illustrated, new edition for 1875, 80 cents.
Ste phen's Hours in the Library, S1.75. The Rain
bow Greed, 81. 50. Initial Note and Envelopes, Is
cents per box. Portfolios, Desk Pads, Travelling
Inkstands. Easter Crosses in all styles, eoors and
designs. SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN,
Agents Lawrence's ttPure Linen Papers,
mh24-tf gil Pennsylvania avenue.
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ESCAPE OF TIE ROBBERS WrTH BOOTY.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

The ROCKVILLE MURDER TRIAL.
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a VENUE THEATRE.

a VENUE THEATRE
n Pennsylvania avenue, between Eleventh and.
Twelfth streets.
0EOs W. DAOEh Lessee anu Manager.
JOhN W AGNEh q SON....... M usical Directors.
First ppearanee for eight years In Washington
o. the scottish Nightingale Miss Agnes Suther-
land This lady as a vocalist Is unslS passed; her
singing : Is truly wonderful. Also, Americas
greatest Song and Dance Lady and SeriO-COmic
PEARL Mits lila Sheldon. First appearance Ofthe
beautiful Mile AZalia. in her wonderful second
sight res ding First apl earance Of Williams and
Reynolds, ethiopian Comedians and Specially
Artists from the Western theatres. Continued
success OF Harris and Ellis. in Dutch and Negro
Comicalities- IRENE nous hit Of VIM. Gaylord,
han-hop key. Grand DutcEess, with new scenic
and mechanical eff cts and gorgeous v arfIrnhe
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Sore LunRs,

Consumption, Coughs, Colds. This cold weather
tries the lungs soTely. Have Ponds Extract ON
hand always. 1t relieves the pain and cures the
disease.
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See the


CENTENNIAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM
At the EbbiH House.
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w MONDAY, March 2, every light and Wednes-
day and Saturday MatineeS. Engagement OF the
popular Author and Actor, Mr.. OHAS. FOSTER,
who Will appear on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, and Wednesday matinee in his sensational
drama, entitled THE COL ID BELT; and on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday nights and Saturday
matinee IN his dramatiZation OF the great New
York Weekly story, entitled BERTHA, THE SEW
ING-MACHINE GIRL. First appearance IN Wash
inRton Of the gifted ana accomplish d vocalist,
Miss ellie st. John: also, the beautiful artists
miss Lille Francis and Miss ELIZA Wilson, Who
Viii lntroduce songs, dances, iigs and Velocipeds
ACT. sam Z. RJ an, Huliy Pieris, kitty Allyner
and OUT mammoth company in grand oli0.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-21

Half = century ago bs.lows.nshlpg WAS
Athriving trade. Every house hal i,s pair
VI bellows, and In very vsllfa,niahed
mansion there was par hung Ly the aide
of evsry nre. lace
Hut 40 stoves aud gratts took The place
VI oron nlerlAcss, and ~ eal was subs,.
tatol ior wood, .ha ismpnJ fvr ialloss III.
Minl.hel. and Ito hns.n.sa, ~ y separate
tslic. l,sd oul.
The sa,no Ia lrue VI ilin,..ntiing. ftnts
wera onea necessary. not enl, iur ttuslar,
boats--aui = nn,s.t.l.ss sa~ ~ nee ,aaY,
for every houso ~ n grli.roH VI Il mltlivs
Esery oas sha luot. baek ~ . eb.l,lh,od a
forty oil yeais 49, it,lss reMemLes til
eald Winter morning. wl.n tho IsrsiAieili
crack q ihe lint a.nnsi the 4.eei SAINT ,,r
from the kitehen Nh olor al ,gailiug i'nle,
ana sulphur wh,ch p,rsaiel iii. hou.a.
W. hass ~ nsn. iieA what lseAlno IL III.
ant'pralae.fs tl,fh of tho old man N scr.
rcwfui memories. elo. tilrss or fu,ir ti,n.s
a,~eeh called a, on store With birthstone
matches. tor #le a, \ penny TIN half-slox.n
lunches, Deth have completely vanished
from The country.
Thea. again. are gone the pin.mahers.
Who. though They have lwsn la ti,civ xrayes
this quarter u . century, still figure in
lectures AMI ssn,s 70 ilIustrats The A4iyAn.
tA4ss 81 division u iahos. Instos, af 4 pin
taking desen men o. moro 10 cu grind.
point. head. pcli.h. md whnt not. aa ii used
10 do. pins arr now mAdu hy naA, little ma.
chimes ~ the r~se ot shrs. hundred 4 min.
uta. u which machines .inga eLild tends
70 hall . dcscn.
Nail.making Il tho forge !. another Lost
industry. Time was. and that In this
ninstssnth century. when every nail was
mAds On ths anvil Nov, from one hun.
dscd 70 onc Thousand nAils per minute ass
made by machines 1'he mailer who se.ks
81 tho forge has Int Ind chance u eoM.
psting with su.h antagonists. aud hc would
have no chance ., MI wa.e II not that
hIs nAiis are tenioid tougher than Tho
former.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-21
t'nt 1t,is Ont.

Regarding she ap,ressl, " summer
with ils heat. IL duNt, IL melted hut.
Ter. i.s ,nusquisoes snd 10 nlss, With
fsclings of compassion fer tho female
members Of eur households who srs 70.
euliarl, subjected 70 The annoyance ol
tho heated term. ws have resolved Ia
spare no psins IN selecting and publish.
Ing such receipts - viii better enable
them to survive shs insoassnisnsvs VI
.hc sumcr months Thv following eon.
corning dies, will bs " Srsst interest
IL our readers, and " suggess thu.
tho, cus II ost and paste !. ~, their
s,irr.rs. whore they Will sss !. the iirsi
thing IN .hs morning aud Tho lsas thing
y night
Fly !. -Ths 0y sssspn ~ ~.
change chseriaIly rs,rsrts. y near -
hand. and !, Will orl. c,ss shrs. onions
10 Try ths experiment y Akssrias ,our
picture framvr, looking glaze frames,
ctr. from i,.iag'. . over BY ths i,ios.
The recipe IL. .hvss onious bsilsd 10 .
pint u water. Paint your frames ever
With ~. liquid. and tbs originator 'ays
Tho hies will never ...,.' them. r--
Whether The size " tic ONIONS must "
determined BY tie H,o n tn~ f,smss -
tlo s,as II il,a r., iba au,bnf II
tie ,ar,ru la. nj dt,ulssI lsurllne.
I'm liawk-Eys
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-05-21

somo yosrs sgo the pastor of Ssv
England village church adopted plan
10 intsres. tho members VI hia hock In
the study of,hs Bible, 1. wan .husi
At tho Wednesday evening msstins h~
would give out so'ns topic 10 b. da-
susssd on the ensuing week. thns xiv.
Ing 1 week for them 70 study Il up.
One week The suLjsc. Vas NJ. Paul.
Altar the preliminary devotional ~.
sreisss tho pa,tor called upon his dss.
cons 10 speak " tho question. J" Oao
immediately arose and began 10 do
scribe shs personal appearance of .bs
apostle 10 the Gontiles. lie said Paul
WAS ! tsll, rather = spare mAn, with
black hair snd s,es, dark completion.
bilioua temperament, s.s, Ills rictnvs
of 81, Paul was q fAishfal portrait Of
himself lls ~. down and another
pillar VI the ehurci aross aud raid; II
think ths BROTHER preceding ms has
read thr Scripture. y little pnrtps. if
bis description u - Pau i = sample
VI bis biblical knowledge p Paul
WAS, ~ | understand II, q rather short.
sbisk-syt lnan. with pAnd, l,air. gray
s,ss no,ii eomrlvsisp aaJ nervous,
sansuias temperament. giving. like
lls rrsIsessAo,. All accurate picture u
hmself. H. ~ down, anl then sn.
other h,olLsf rp,e tu his leSt lls hal
keen senss n the luIiernus aud ~ss
wlhal Al inyetstate stamnfrsr lie
spoke about NJ ste.lo~H My bro-brn.
brethren. | never fp.f.u,m In MY III.
biIc much nh.a-boui tie p.psr.rsr.
synnl appearance II - f.rI'aul Hui
one thiny |. c.f,,iuly established. aud
ths,i,at il. A r.P Paul .,al ~ in.r
r-rsji,nvnt IN In speech Tho ".
fsr. rsn be imaginsd A alijaI wsss
u audible sniiss kwsIs over ibe eoU.
grsgs,,an, tho g'od clergyman taking
his foil quota. lIs Immediately soss
sud dismissed tie ass~mhly