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A Novel opinion.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 14.-TKt
months ago the President appointed Thos
Burns rs q. s. Marshal for Kentucky
vice Gen. Eli, Murray, resigned. Burn
had scarcely taken possession Of the oftict
when the President, without notice tc
him, suspended him under section 1,76E
Of the revised statutes and appointed
Weeden O'Seil 10 take charge OF the
Office, ., To-day 0'Neil presented a bond
tolJndge Ballard for approval, when the
Judge decided that the power given the
President under the Aforesaid section TO
suspend an officer related only TO officers
who had been approved by and with the
consent Of the Senate, and that he could
not recognize the Suspension Of Colonel
Burns. Burns was originally appointed
TO lill . vacancy during 4 recess Of the
Senate. Whether the President could or
could not have removed Burns outright
was not decided. Immediately after the de.
ciaion OF Judge Ballard, Col. Burns sent
i telegram 10 Attorney General Taft ten.
dering his resignation, 10 avoid trouble
and embarrassment, and requested the
Attorney. General 70 express 70 the Pres
ident bis regret that be had seen proper
to suspend him without any notice that
be was holding office against the wishes
Of the President. The conduct Of Col.
Burns is warmly commended here.
Fsnlss CtE ~ 5sEssW sWllnAyELl |#lN .
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The excitement Last Week.


Editors InteIligencer:
Last week the most intense excitement
| have ever witnessed, not excepting wal
times, was experienced in our city
Thanks, however, to the good sense and
moderation OF the more influential men
Of both parties, there was NO outbreak,
but good healthy conservatism FREEDOM
mated. All parties are willing TO wait
and il either Hayes or Tilden are hon.
estly elected, no matter which, all will
quietly and chesrfullys acquiesce in the
result. Loyalty to the country oveirides
allparty ties and considerations, and ws
have an abiding faith In the good sense
and virtue OF the leaders Of both parties,
which will prevent the Inauguration Of
either candidate II his election Is tainted
byfraGd. 1856 s' RANDOLPH.
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'sloH FatalIyIniuretr.

C1NcfESiTf, November H. .AAt Bright,
on, Station, on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
& Dayton railroad, last night, E. o
Chase q merchant Of Richmond, Ind.
while attempting 10 board train before
il cameto q full stop, was thrown under
the cars and so badly hurt that be died
during the night. His brother.iu.law,
Rev. P. Benson, while endeavoring TO
render him assistance, received injuries
which may result in his death. =
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COUNT ANpRAssY

l. 20 SSQa4f AHphAHols ...
The Austrian Prime Minister, Conn
Andrassy, is i'll at Pesth.
LONDON, November IA dispatch
from Nisch reports that Abdul KERR
Pasha has been ordered to return TO Con
stantinople and started thither Monday
The &aaddrfs Vienna special says thai
quarters for 10000 men are being pre-
pared at Ratichuk. The fortresses! o.
Selistria, Scummla, Ratichuk and Warns
are to be held by 5000 reserve, meu
from the Asiatic army corps. Dervish
Pascha has been ordered to send a large
force to Constantinople, and steamers
have been sent to the. Albanian coast to
transport them. a.s0.
A Berlin correspondents OF the Standard
telegraphs that the Russian Ambassadors
at the several courts have been ordered
to officially communicate to the foreign
government the Moscow speech Of the
Gar, and give especially an explanation
OF its meaning.
A Standard special from Constantine.
pie declares the Turks are persuaded that
Russia will make inadmiSsable demands
in order to provoke a rupture. The
Turks are vigorously preparing for war.
Torpedos are being placed at the eastern
entrance OF Bosphorus and forts have
been strengthened. The people in Con.
stantinople and elsewhere are forming a
National Guard. The GGLos announces
that Grand Duke Nicolas will establish
bis headquarters at Karienew, in Besar-
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Marine InfeIIigenee.

y LONDON, November 14.-steamers
State Of Indiana, Spain and Labrador,
from New York, arrived out.
Y. HAIIFAx, November 14.-Arriyed-
Steamer Hibernia, from Liverpool.
Newfoundland advices report several
shipWrecks with loss OF crew.. A brig
drilted into Grow HArbor, Fortune Bay,
With four Of the crew dead and lashed "a
the rigging, y. Er
! IosDos; Nov. 14.-steaner wsssr,
from New York, arrived out,
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4 BELGIAN NEWSPAPER on THE ENGLIsH
pR0pnshTa ..r.fgg :
PRoPosA1A.

BRUSSELS, November Ale Nori say
the English proposals for q conference
support the integrity Of the Ottoman
Empire, but not is Independence. X
NOrd congratulates Lord Derby on having
excluded from his proposals formula
which is incompatible with existing facts,
and which the decisions Of the conference
would necessarily set aside. The form OF
the English proposals gives reason to
hope that England will not refuse assent
to any guarantees really Indispensable.
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cRAyENs ElEcrEoH coNcEpEp.i

LITTLE ROCK, Noyembess l4-IIhe
official returns are coming IN slowly,
The election Of Crayens, Dem, for Con.
gress, eYet Cure, Rep sPtdty gsn.. 90.
erally, conceded. ,,...-'r.,,,,-.'.y''.
MEMPHIS, November 1.-The Appeals
Milan Tennessee special correspondent
ISays: Regarding the expression Of Gen,
sheridanS opinion a. to thepurpose Of his
mission &c. New, Orleans, that according
to the appeal Information Gen. Sheridan
says thdt' he Eeei 70 New oeleauS In 'the
interest ot no party, but Simplyi 10 pre-.
serve order and maintain law, should
this be necessary, and zee that The officials
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- 0vPtcE OF TIE CHIKy sIONAL 0RTIckR,
WAsuS9ToS, D. G, November I5-l A. 4
|. s6lE5 ! ,sFEoRLmtITtEsC dilt
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
northeast winds, backing TO northwest,
with! rising barometer, colder, cloudy q
partly cloudy weather: m Z . iS's''
For the Upper Lake Regions station
AIRY. or falling, barometer, diminishing
northeast winds, partly cloudy weather
and lower followed by higher tempera'
ture. yH-G
For the Lower Lakes, falling barome.
ter, increasing northeast winds backing
To- The CnorthWest; warmer and eloudy
weather with rain or snow, possibly fol-
lowed by rising barometer and lower
y. Apthl
The rivers will change,but little.9 I n
IL HNH ~ . ANS 80
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MoEfs6stERT, November 4.-The Al.
ALBANIA Legislature met to-day, nearly
every member being present, and q tenn
porary organization was perfected. The
Democrats, in caucus, have nominated
Is. W. Cobb for President Of the Senate
and N. n. Clements for Speaker Of the
House. The Governor will send In his
message to.morroK.L .-.---L-.
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BankrupfesI a,ns'ng the Bats and an.

PaInApELPH1A, November 14-At
the annual meeting Of the Athletic Base
Ball Club tonight the Treasurer reported
that the club was in bankruptcy, and
that the amount due RSl over $4,000,
principally 70 players. The chairman oi
the COMMITTEES on Finance stated that at
the next meeting they,would be prepared
to make asrepoft concerning q full and
complete arrangement forsthe settlement
Of temporary embarrassments. David
Houston was chosen Preaident. The Di.
rectors elected we're Instructed to appoint
E. II. Hayhurst manager Of the club for
1877 =. W. = =. -
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FIRE RECORD.
Cotton, Burned and Damaged

NUttUH HuFheu lunu Uulhugeu
SAvASSAH, November 14.2The fire
which broke out here last night, in tht
depot cotton yard ot the Central railroad
d under control. '"'@~
From the bestinformation obtainable
1900 bales Of cotton we're burned and
some .250, bales damaged. Thirty-eight
cars swere destroyed, twenty barrels oi
whisky,a large quantity of bacon, lum.
Der, fertilizers, cotton and buckles The
railroad officials cannot give the positiye
figures yet. Most of the cotton burned
was through cotton. SErtLS s
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PRoluNHNr pEN60RATs,

The following prominent Democrat
Jersey; Senator Randolph, Of New Jer
sey; Hon. Montgomery Blair, Of Mary
land; Hon. A. H. Stuart, Of Virginia, AMI
Hon. q. V. Fox. All quiet.
,NEW 0RLEASs,, November l4.-Ths
following explaihs itself; answer VIII b,
filed as soon as received. Some ot th,
Republicans named have not yet ar
rived sius 31 s-f 7.itEs tfgig q
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II, 1875.
To de HoAa. SGnLsy lLatLLe,,, Jas. GdrfsId
Jao. A. Logan, Wm. D. Kelley, Jno. "A
Cd11on, Urine Dity, JnO, &toenbaoer
r. Rs.:l; Dc -EssStl, q 81 y. sssS s!8 gPs A
The undersigned arrived here yester.
day. They came in answer 10 telegram
from the Hon. Abram s. Hewitt, Chair.
man of'the National Democratic Com.
mitteo, datedfat New York; November
10th, 1876, as folows: ,s-- l.
"The citizens Of New Orleans urgently
request that delegation, Of prominent
gentlemen come here it once TO counsel
peace and fair and honest return. You
are earnestly requested to be one OF ten or
fifteen genllemen,S llSEidely known TO
meet at The Calf HOUSE, L Louisville, on
Saturday evening, proceeding directly
South, or, il more convenient, meeting at
the ST. Charles Holel, New Orleans, on
Monday morning. Your prompt accept.
ance by telegraph is requested. This
emergency. appeals TO- oryour patriot;sni.
The undersigned are Informed that you
have come here at the request OF the
President Of the United States to see that
the Boardtof Canvassers make a fair
count Of the vote actually cast. While
in the late canvass you gave your sup
port toS Afessrs. Hayes and Wheeler 40
csndidates for President and Vice Pfesia
dent and the undersigned gave their
support to Tilden and Hendricks,
they feel assured that all good citizens
Of all parties regard an honest count and
true return OF the vote actually cast OF
greater moment than the success Of any
candidate for Office, and are ready To- do
all that honorable men should do 10 se.
cure such d return Of the vote cast 1t the
late election in the State Of Louisiana,
which assumes more than ever before a
national Importance, and upon which, in
this crisis, may depend the very existence
Of constitutional government. ~
The undersigned, therefore, iniview OF
the unhappy controversies which, have
heretofore arisen' from the action 81 the
Board Of the State, where its
lction could not in any event change the |
result pf, the Presidential election, and in
view OF the desire OF all good men that |
effect should be given to oithe wilIiof The |
majority as lawfully expressed, we re-
ask you or such Of you as are |
present 10 meet and confer, with them
'ersonalIy, or through commissions, as
nay be deemed most wise, in order that |
he influence we possess may be exerted
n behalf OF such a canvass Of the votes as
Iotuallyacast, asshali'by its fairness and
mpartiality command jthe respect and
OF the American people OF
III parties. Yours respectfully,
(signed) Joux II. PALMER,
/ ,SI h3sLYxAN TRUM8Ufr,
sggWM, r. MORRISON
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EDUCATIONAL.
1875, 1877.
. West Virginia University.
M0RGANTowN, W, VA.

The Fan Term begins September Ith, with q
corps o. ten ttheiSnt and accomplished Rotoo1n
and lnstIuotorA with al The departments faIly
equiPPsd, and under the superintGndeney Of heI.
Ehooe large experience, scholarly attainment, and
recognized standing a an educator, iultinSi thS
expectation Of continued and Increasing success
Winter Term begins January .. SprinS Term
begins March q, For Catalogue Or fuller inlorma-
ton address Z. C, BEhKELhY, A. NJ,
Au2g-SAW SAerntarY of EnenltH.
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swlNpLIsa orEIc1AIs sENrENcEp.

A dispatch from Moscow says that DR.
strausburg and the oficials OF the Mos.
COW Commercial Loan Bank, recently
convicted Of irregularities, have been sen.
fenced as follows: strausburg to Danish.
ment from Russia, Landau, Poljanski
and Borrisowski to banishment 10 Tomsk,
and Alnetz, and Schumacher to one
months imprisonment.
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sheridan Gone 10 New orleans

MEMPHIs, November 14-Gentlemen
arriving here tonight from St. Louis say
that Gen. Phil. Sheridan and stat, in cit
izens dress, passed over the New Orleans,
St. Louis & Chicago Railroad to-day, en-
route to New Orleans. They will arrive
at New Orleans at II o'clock tomorrow
morninS = = q nif-O 2 = q. - = ~
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Wlsiiisefoss NoYembsr 14l-Ths
Postmaster General to-day received the
designations Of John W. Watts, Postmas'
ter at Lafayette, Oregon, and Of q. n
sollace, Postmaster at Bridgeport, Yer.
mont, both Of whom were chosen as PresiD
DENTAL EIeesors lat The Iate. election.
Their reslgnations were accepted.
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Of Louisiana be allowed to exercise theil

General Sheridan Is represented as in.
dulging in the hope that the vote Of
Louisiana will be counted right and
legally. BE did not anticipate any out:
break or disturbance, but seemed In good
spfrits, and couyersed freely with the
passengers on the train.
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lTALY.


RoME, November 14.-The report il
the Cologne Gasdts about the proposed
procedure Of the Italian government in
the event Of the death Of the Pope is pro,
nounced baseless fabrication.
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editor Of the Louisville Gpnnstcial.'
sEcRErARY cuAxDEERis RESPONSE.
"a "WAsHrsuroN. Nov. IL

M NAsHISutoN, nov, ID.
"1o tie Editg, Of tie LOuisriac Commercial
"Mr. Watterson's good authority Il
good for nothing. ] have sent no sucl
dispatch to Gov. Kellogg, and neither
asked nor received any such assurance
from him. 5''ii-.
[signedl sz. ca1sDIrR."
CHICAGO, November ls.-They havC
started a story,in the East, to-day, tha
the States Of Florids Loaisiana and
Nevada, have not provided BY statutes
for alling vacancies In the Electoral Col
lege. This Is a mistake. Each Of th'
States have laws providing for such 1
contingency. 5 s
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The Epidemic nj an End.

SAVANNAH, November 14.-The Medi.
cal Society has declared the epidemic at
an end, and notify sbsentees that it is
safe to return.
SAVANNAH, November 14.-There were
two yellow fever interments to-day.
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TORoSfo, November II Two brpthets
named Eugent and 9 man named Medic.
liete we're killed today by the falling Of
the roof Of q shaft At tie Hettf Core
copper mine. -4-r-s see
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FRANCE.
Accidentally Drowned.

HAvRB, Nov. 14.-Frances Metzeger
who arrived here from New York, in The
steamer France, was accidentally drown
ed to-day ut the steamers dock.
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ISSUE OF ruRKrsH PAPER MONEY.

CoSsrANT1soPLE, November 14.-sey'
eral English ofticers Of the Corps ol
Royal Engineers have arrived here. : 4
The third million Turkish pounds oi
the new paper currency is about to be
Issued.
LONDON, NoYember-.14-A special
from Berlin to the Pal Mall Gazette says
that Russia has given large orders 10
Berlin houses for military exports.
Should Russia persist in her Warlike
policy, there Is reason TO believe that
she will be perfectly isolated. Germany
IL understood to be pledged to the OBJ
Seryance Of neutrality, as against Austria
with an engagement to watch the Polish
presumably to assist In repress-
ing any Polish rising, -. 4
A nrrnrLN NRrrsp pEn ny I'm = n.,rn Erarr
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BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Bookkeeping and IL collateral hfanchSS AlSo
thorough Instruction In the English branches, and
eoys prepared Ia them for the commercial eou1a.
Separate room for ladies. Individual instruction
given each student SESSIONS day and evening.
Call a the ColleEe once or address
auQ1.Aod ~ We ~
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
Mobilization OF the Russian
Army. L----

} Sr. PErERsBuls, November 1.-THE
Gar has ordered the mobilization OF q
part OF the Russian army. A circular Of
Prince Gortschakoff, Russian Premier,
to the Russian representatives abroad
explaining this action, says: "The Car
does not wish war, and will, Il possible,
avoid It. He is, however, determined
that the principle Of justice which has
been recognized by the whole Of Europe
shall be carried out in Turkey under
efFiracfnt1a vuarantaes r.
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aIajorities in virginia.

RIcHMoNp, Va, November l4.-The
official retntns from SO cities and conn.
ties in Virginia show a majority for Til
den Of oyer, 40, 900; the remaining coun:
ties viii increase these figures about
1000. In the Gth District fuckers ma
jority for Congress is 5t29S; in the 9TH
District Harris, majority is 10, ,s95; in the
sth, District Hunton's majorityis 6,4s5.
Fnll returns have not yet been received
from the remaining districts, but in the
lst, ID, Sd, 9th and 9th Districts the
Democratic candidates have. equally as
large maj6rities. Jorgensen in the 4th
District Is the only Republican elected.
His majorityYill be between 700 or 500.
There is talk,of contest in this case. v
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American eagles to the value of So.
900 pounds gsterling were Withdrawn
from the bank yesterday for the United
| States.
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sH1PwRrok AND FIRE Loss.

LONDON, November 14'-By wrecks OF
the shfps Armocto and Carolina Agnes,
nine persons were drowned.
Two lives were lost by the burning OF
the Circo theatre at Madrid.
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.ElTmqEIiE EioonneetIcu
ANOTHER FAINT HOPE FLICKERs AMI
DIES N THE SOCKET.

y A
DrEs IN THE SOCKET.
MILWAUKEE,, Novemberl4 The facts
concerning the report that one Democrat.
ie Presidential fElector had bean chosen
i Wisconsin are as follows: was ais.
- - -" 80 ,tE ~ M n l,:5. ~
~, M u suf1 NJ d;,,a.s s|Sl y.
rIa.,o. ia go s..'. ps..m.",.. @ ,Hs~sstL..". I ~.
- - 49,. AZ .,.,... ."a y -, 80
rpo. ... 'aAe t5U" ~, ,., Ine .ieHe' anu poNnS
sent BY the Secretary Of State 10 H the town
officers Of election contained Miners
name instead Of Downs. On learning this
the Chairman OF. the Republican State
Central Committee caused citcularss 10 be
sent 70 these officers instructink them To
arase Miner,s name and irss,t iI1o,,vrs
r. .sfs,..c,ss. t,s :. Ia,rass tttS !. !.
s',ss ~ 80 :. .s.s, t..sss sIo "II
~ Ivas. y sss 9.ss asS ,t,s tsstnsa = :: =
" ~ 1sea y 'of I;' ;saaine' mnea = -
ASs Wy. Sse a's :. w pVaia7' 's ].ut 't'e
numoer.1s mot sutncieut to raise any
doubt about Downs election. 1jvg
NOTHING FURTHER.
eo1dhaht1, Noyssabst j e gTksrss aarssi IL
no further developments since the action
OF the Supreme Court this morning, and
everything Is quiet Il is impossible to
get figures.
WHY purIRR pfp6sar 90 no NV INV wpoRL "a NJ
Nrw SSsIl e<<-s1 w. nttasl ,n,,tas "a -
NV - f.n.L.1 ;aSft ~ =, IN H., re-
x vis;t Nsw or1ssna | a. Rs,Ie. .S,,IIad ~ III,
u iollowS: e" ""'f tep''eu
rTTLowEI1s MGsss Soyem6s, II. :.
= NJ, =, -,1 - y. - ~ .S.afS 49,
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$55s $77PEcS'xE xtSkER1 S Afss Sa9.. SsH!ss Ia.1 e.
WESTERN LANDS
HoMEsrEAps.

| II you want reliable information, where and bow
| to get cheap TARM, or government Homettead,
re, send your address 70 4. J. GILMORE, Land
Commissioner LAErence, Kansas, and receive 0rGstG
| 4 copy Of The Kansas Pacific Homestead.
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the. Governor and lieutenant Governor,
and hence no -question-.was raised re.
specting them.,-1 - III. Ia L 4
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WHAT HAMPTON SAYS,

NEw York, November 4,-A special
dispatch to the World from Columbia,
s. c., says: Capt. Coibin, with two com:
panies, has beep ordered to returnato
Aiken forthwith, The ordsI csins ironl
the President, based on al urgent appeal
from United States District Attorney
Corbin.
Gen. Hampton says he has reports
from the managers Of election in every
precinct OF the State, and is certain. .oi
bis election by |; 400 0maio iotiy dHe knoks
but little concerning the Presidential re.
suit but does not eoneede the State to
HnYha II IL -s-L-L-.- -.-- !, Q ~
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PSCHRAcH TO THE HERALD.

New York, November 14.--P. B. S
Pinchback telegraphS from New oflean'
aS follovs:;s .s,a 2 ts.ssq t.ts Bnc1liEa
u Editors Herald 81 isaG bas ifs'sft
Official returns come in slowly, bul
enough Is known 10 warrant the BELLE
that Hayes has carried the, State on q
fair count.
United States Marshal Wallace, ,sepds
The following dispatch to lie HpInla,
from! 6hAtleSton, 81 q sstiaA asa
Returps from all the counties give, The
State 70 Hayes aud Hampton, butthe Of.
ficiateount viii eject HayssatHR7ma
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FANNY's FLIRTATIoN.

Fanny Raynor was q pretty school
girl only fifteen, and very tall Of her
ags. With her hair done up in Gre
wan knot, and ornamented with high
comb, her dress the prevailing fashion,
ana walking slowly along the down
own thoroughfare, one would take her
% oe young lady Of twenty. But look
mg closely in her full, fair face, and
seeing the freshness Of her perfectly
GEAR. ualined skin, the dewy bright
ness OF her innocent, girlish eyes, one
ielc quite sure that she was only young
aellcate girl, who had seen no sorrow,
ana knew no evil. But, whether people
'notlced it or not, she liked to pass for
u older person than she was; and on