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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16
GRANTS nan MEMORY.
II Bnbcock has been Guilty Of Mirconduct,
Grant Doesn't Know IL.

Your correspondent has been allowed
the privilege Of glanclng over tue Presidents
depos ton, which arrived this evening. Its
main points, not previously communicated To
rnY newspaper, are as follows; When asked, IN
no -Ard to the auspensiOn Of the Douglass order,
whether Baboock mad ever Influenced him. the
President replied that BabcOck had never taken
enough interest In tho matter TO make him re-
member, ana although no could not Tecolleot
tlat Babcock spoke to him on the subject Of the
suspension Of that order the President SAID on
cross ex mnatiOn that he dId not know whether
DOu lass testified that DabcOCk did. The Presl-
dent has never seen anything 10 shake MS conl-
dsnce In liabcOCk. BibcOck had satisfactorily
explained the telegrams To the President, after
bis indictment, but he could not remember the
could he undertake 10 say what the Generals
explanation was. He hid forgotten It. On
crOss-tx lmlnntiOn II appeared that the Prcsi-
dent had never seen any OF the crooked trle-
grams until after II bcock's indictment, though
he thought he mad sad en1ugh 10 BaOcOck 20
warrant his teleGraphing TO Joyce that he should
get FOrd's bondsmen 70 recommend him. Every
one OF the telegrams was rea1 to the President,
and he sud he h al never seen or heard OF them
before B books indictment, 30 that he could
never have read the reports Of the Averv trial.
The Presidents testimony on this point was
particul rly significant as regards the des patch
meaning the despatch recommending McGuire ::
wemeanit. MUM.
For this telegram he never saw The President,
IL appeared on cross examination, had never re-
oelved the two protests signed by Carl Schulz,
ID. Z. Dyer, CongIeHsman flnkelnburg and oth
err. and by g. w. fgrd TneIeT a. hfS@ Ss 5as
United States Marshal, and q. A. Newoomb.
against the appointments OF MclQnald nor tne
protest signed by Robert Campbell wealthy
merchant and old friend Of the President Jas
ieatman, and other prominent and highly re-
spectacle citizens Of st. Louis, against the ap-
pOlntment OF Mcclure, which the prosecution
will claim shows that DaOcook who opened all
the correspondence, had kept thom from tho
President and simply sent them TO the DEPART
ment, where they were put on file. The Ptesi-
dent did not know that llabcOck had been In Sc
cret correspondence with Mcdonald under cover
70 Major Grimes after McDonald's Indictment
been In telegtaphc communication by cipher
during the Avery trial. At the conclusion OF the
examination the counsel for the Government put
this question Now. General, the sum and
substance Of all you know Is this, that n Gen.
Babcock has been guilty OF any misconduct you
h vent discovered It," And the President re-
piled with Md, That's so.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16
DESPERATE CONFLICTS CAPruRED.
The sing sing Prisoners who Stoio II Loco
motive Arrested at Last.

"
motive Arrested at Last.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-Two of the
prisoners who escaped from Sing Sing prison
nearly a year sgo by stealing a locomotive, were
arrested IN this city yesterday. They attempted
to enter a house In RoxborouGh, n suburb Of
this city, on Sunday night, and after a desperate
encounter with the police, In which twenty
shots were fred on each side, they all escaped
except Frank Mcguire, who was seriously
wounded, and Is supposed to have peaehed on
tue gang.
1he Chief OF Police. two detectives. and a
squad Of reserves made a raid Yesterday Oh
Doggy Doughcrty's den I'm II inbridge street,
und arrested eight men on suspicion Of being
concerned In the koNuurOugh burglary. Three
more OF the gang were subsequently captured
mitted IN default Of S2bVv bal each. -Four ~
them were put Ia cell In the Police Central
once.
Last night they nearly succeeded in escaping,
having severed the lion bars OF the window al
mo, through bY means Of case knife cut like
n saw. They were removed 10 another cell, aud
their heads uelore they would change their
In consequences OF Maguire's confession, the
Sing Sing authorities were telegraphed to to-
night.
Capt Helhert and Oflcer James Jackson. both
from Sing sing prison. arrived IN this city. and
recognized Drnns ONell, alias James Baker,
and Charles Wood, alias william Wright, as two
OF the men who escaped from the prison BY
stealing locomotive.
O'Nel has stili seventeen and half wears to
serve In sing sing, and wood has three years
and elgnt months. Inoy VIII have a hearing
here tomorrow
The prison names OF the men who were cap
turod here were Charles Fowler, alias W oou, and
ward francis. Tue latter was ringleador In tho
escape.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

Nearly 400 anxious six-footers, dressed In mod
ern costumes, with even the popusr Ulster clat repre-
scnted, assembled at the base OF PompeYb pillar in
Roman street scene yesterday morning, the occasi,
being the distribution Of prizes given by Jarrett
Palmer Of Booths Theatre to those OF the auxiliary
force OG The tragedy uf julius tPsai," against Muum
the stage manager had made marx up to the nfrth
representation OF tne play The rol-C8n showed that
only 80 were properly Contestants for the iOur -
rs racn. ON the suggestion Of MI Henry Jarrett
the lottery echcme was abandoned, and the 500 was
divided among the SO cOntestnnts pro rAta. IhCn Mr.
j irrett Commodore ToOAer NJ Davenport and MIR.
hangi sent out for Refreshments Tor those OF ulc
R1unns who had not pnuicipled In the prile money,
aud coon the 400 lictOrs, senators captive luns and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Rx-Treasurcr Mann, who has been missing for
couple OF months. returned home to Ballson yester'
day,
The Minnesota Republican state Convention
to elect delegates to thf National Convention al Gin.
cinuati has been ca led TO meet on May "a
The Republicans Of Wiiliansp0rt, Pa, vester.
day elected the Mayor, Treasurer. and Council.
men. and The Democrats the Comptroller and hVe Codn.
cllnen.
A man describing himself j S. POND, and
claiming to be an agrnt OF ChioHoring sOna Of New
ing to obtain Si25 on a forged check.
At the charter election In syracuse yesterday
the DEMOCRATS elect ID nye Of the eight Aidermcn LAst
year the Republicans mad teVrn Aldermen. John j.
Grouse. Republican. s eleeted Mayor by 100 InaJ0ry
Tho connecting rod OF an engine attached to
passenger tram the Rensselaer, and sarstOga Rail
road West Rutland W. yesterday niOrnlng.
and klod tne nremAn. Charles Hayner OF whitehall.
NY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

Philip DINER, Of VI Mangin street, committed
suicide yesterday. lie was Dacneior. AT his birth his
left foot found 10 b. turned inward A. he grew
oicr the foot expanded, and when he few years
Old the ba OF the foot uniernost when he wllSed
that except whom seated, he was constantly IN eI
VruCiatiug pam. Yet he worked uninterruptr rdly
though mo0llv. for eighteen years foreman Of the
kindlng makers In John pps udYard Ia layin-.
ton street Three weeks agU he became dyspcptc Hnd
eleeplcss. and could not Wurk, guu on Mon.ay Dr. D.
Le~andOwsN was called. He prescribe "A cathartic
sopuiinc, to be takcn few ht urs apart.
ot Onof's neigAbors heard him moving restles.ly In
his room az four o'clock Yesterday morning, and Ht 81
ocl1ck pistol shot IN ms room. I.ty found DINER
lying HE bed, fully Dressed nnd disCh rged he
IslOl % n hlIe. He had rmnl 81 D INTO hls 4ulh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

ALBANY, Feb l5.-fhe ram storm continued
all night. The water In the nuison ;, rising rapidly.
As far south Cdstoton and from stuyvesant north.
the ice Is giving way. Tne sidewhce steamer Golden
Gate four prupellers a barge ami canal boat, that
were frozen ia south OF Cucymlns, have steamed up
aud reached safe hlrbOr IL Is thought all the zee in
the VIII be on the move before night. The Ice Is
too ~eaA 10 damage the tIacAs Of the Hudson River
Railroad.
ALnASY, Fec ice In the river in front Of This
city was broken un ny ftcshtt aud moved short al,
tancc leaving an open space The ice m front OF Troy
also broke up this afternoon Very little damage w-s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

A reduction OF from 20 to 30 per cent upon
messages to all the principal cities was made IN the
tarf of the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
yesterday. The Western Union has deCaed TO IN Ike a
lEe reduction. President orton sad " The reduction
by the Atlantic and Pacnc Company Is stockjObi x
operat on, There Is no doubt In my mind tnat Jay
Gould was short OF Western Union stock, and Win
little difculty he sucCreded IN maktug cats paw
Of the Atlantic aud Pacific Company 10 draw MS ches.
nuts from the hre." Tue new rates OF the western
Union Company take cnuct today.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Tne request Of tho
Army raymister-Gencr sent to the House to-day X.
Ing for imm diate appropriation OF $500 900 sup
ply the deneency In the bin Of last Congress rectes
Tact tnt IN consequence Of Congress having appro-
pm ted an amount sufficient tho rank ne o. the
.fmy not pad tor tnc pASt Il teen days of Jun-,
1870 Tne u the nrst time the history OF the GOV.
eminent when the nation at peace that there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16
An Ante-NupiInI QmmrreI.

Miss Mary Gibbs OF bs Greenwich street ap-
peared before Justice Kilbreh yesterday compl IN
ant against MIR. VIM ward clerk In Mr. A. T Siewarts
gre store In Tenth street. Miss GIBBS who Is eng ged
married to MIR. ward had Dcgun her preparations
for their future housekeeping by contracting bill for
furniture for moderate little hUme ti hil she
Lad presented 10 Mr. Ward. But the presentation was
followed by quarrel, terminating IN compliant Ivy
Mary Jfcrr Of the Mercer street police. Justice
Klreth released Mr.. Ward ON his promise that he
would settle The bIll and do rlghl BY Miss 0Ibbs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16
A Divi.lon Made in SCORED.

James II. Ingersol, in the $6,OOO,0OO suit
against Tweed testified yesterday that aftof warrant
was drawn the shares OF Tweed. Woodward, an lar.
vey deducted ana tn he took tn remainder to
Watson In the COMMUNICATIVE. Then the door was
locked aud the money Couni cd COnnOys share BEN
ad aside ana Peicr Is sweeuy 10 per cent put into
small paCkage with memorandum on II. lac ire
qucntly took Swcenys money TO him In the Chamber
ians office, and on other occasions gave IL to james
SNeOuY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16
Fighting the Charitable Societies.

wealthy uncle Of MIR. Lewis Philips died In
New York about four years since, caylng OF hii
property, uUltel at $4,000, tO pubic in titutOn'
The testors nephew denies the vail iity Of the WA,
setihg up the laws O 1850 chater 800. declaring that
more than onehaf OF estate sha be devised TO
charitable religious other societies The cuntestant
Mr.. Morris Phillips OF the n me JJHfHdi NV II
Judge Donuhue's decision. II IL adverse to them
they Will appeal to hlghur court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16
The Rig hts of Mlli,nry and Na,aI rri-oner..

Committee to-day agreed report favorabY the senate
bi giving naval courts martial the right TO
force the attendance Of witnesses allowing the me
pay witnesses before Unitea States courts and to
punish for contempt giving witnesses before either
military or raval courts martial the right. hoSever. to
We the action VI tue courts reviewed before the
Unted States Circuit Court in the event punishment Is
reed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

LONDON, Feb. l5.-Tne Times Rome special
despatch that the Pope has made exception 20
rue never before broken during his ponuhcate, bJ
granting dispcnsatOn for the Gel. brauon Of the
rage hrrc on Feb. o. between the daughter Of the
sculptor story, Protestant and "a CathOnc. Cummcn
uAtOc fefuzzi, brother Of the Syudic Of Florence.
= mo of the yxtrcnie ultramOntanes are highly jus
pleased NJ the POpes concession.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-Frauds upon the Pen
son bureau known to exist to such extent that
the Committee Invalid Pensions has been instructed
by the House to examine into the pension systcm and
TO send for persons aud papers IL is said that
careful revision Of the pension list the npprOl Ton
could cut down nye or million OF doll
dong the slightest Injustice to wounded bUdier VI
All
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16
SOME WASHINGTON TOPICS.
Trouble Over the Pension Biii-Tho First
Locking Of Horns.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5. The House passed the
pension appropriation pl this session. itcmizng the
amounts. while the Senate amended by restoring the
oil to the old FORM though not changing the aggregate
amount, and II will insist It is said, the House con
curing IN the Senate amendments on ,the ground Of
economy. To Cart the lslOns VI the Dili
ported from the Appropriation would insure large
pence rlvVutiunizc the method Of paying pensOns
lhis VIII be the INST locking OF horns between the
TWO hOulnh L lung tIIIn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16
Newark'- special Election.

The Shrieyalty contest In Essex county On. -
TO n tn vacancy made by the death ~ sheriff Canned
resulted ycetcrdly ir the election of Jno d. Harrison.
I1puDican, OF newark, over william II. BroNn Drmo-
Graz. 10, 200 majority. Browi r m Iorltl Ia hewGk
was Bos. ana IN the township, AbOit SO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

AMSTERDAM N. Y, Fob. l5.-Tho ice In the
Mohawk river began moving opposite this village at
/ ali past 8. Tho water is higher than ever before
known. The bri go the RIVER between Ams,e
dam and Port Jackson carried away. Port Jick
SON lIee was inundated. -Four dwtlings on the
nor blnA OF the river. between It aud TIA New IorS
cnt al karoad irucks, were coded. The rear end of
Spalts scroll works was unucrmined, and the bricK
walls fcli. one Chtd Is reporter drOwnel. The inl
rOai tracks Of hero are water and trains
moving The water has fallen,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16
Fremon, Refreshing His Memory.

WASHINGTON, Feb. E-Gen. John @. Fremont,
who has charge Of the Memphis and III PIso Railroad
b interests IN Congress. returned ir1m New York th,
morlng, wnithcr lie went u rcir 81 ms memory from
ObtinAuo data As TO Nhom he paid or promised 10 pay
money 10 ala hiin IN the enterprise
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16
Knr-InIe,. successor In Parliament.

LONDON, Feb. I5-To-day an election occurred
for member Of the House OF Commons for the united
bOr0 ushs Of Huntington and GodmaDc hester to NIL tho
vacancy occasioned by the retirement Of Sir John
karrlnkc. NscOunt HnchlngbrooK son OF the Earl OF
Sanlwich, elected without opposition. Lord
Hinchinorook about thirty.scVen wears old. and
indcpe dent conservative, IA favor OF the union De.
tween Church aud State and Of religious teaching IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

WORCESTER, Mass, FeO. l5.-lhe most severe
sleet storm known In this vicinity prevailed for "a
hours ending ati T. NJ. to-day. Shade and fruit trees
OF a Kinds haVe suffered badly in some cases those
or y inches m diameter being bru ken down by
mulateu ice, while hundreds OF the best trees are
supprd OF their branches, All the telegraph virus
Cept one to Boston, via MinchendOn, down. aud tue
nTe alarm telegraph Is entrcly disabled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

When anybody persists In annoying you with
his chin music" the best HINT to make him dry up
Is to adys, him to chalk his chin" When relieved OF
the bore's presence you can purchase Pat Looney's
great story OF "Jerry the 0awk," resdy 70 morrow in
the BOYS OF The Uorm.-Adv,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16
"Rn,ion Your IIster."

"when friend advises you to " button your
Ulster you may infer that II Is time to cease gaoblng
Therefore say more bat get No. lS OF the Vs OF
Ms World ready tomorrow. aud road Pat Rooueys
stoIJ 0f Jerry tho Gawk."-Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

MADRID, Feb. l5.-lt Is officially announced
that the Carists completely defeated on the 18th
by Gen. Quesada In the formidable positions which
Qucsada The latter the night al Vcrgara Gen.
Morones has occupied tho Carist line Of fOrtncstiOns
auI entered Zunaya.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16
A school building Abandoned.

Public School No. : Of Jersey Cty has been
abandoned, and the pupis have been dismissed The
intor has been with small pox and the school
house condemned 10y tie Health Board breeder VI
dlphthefta AMI contagious diseases.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16
The Old Him Gone.

The historic elm on Boston Common. above
200 years old. was blown down ny the high win yo~
terday evening. An immense thrOug Oi relic hunters
were engaged In securing pieces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

Jno. Dowdal was convicted yesterday OF man.
slausnter the thr degree ki ling Ms son ihOmas
atii Henry rect ia Octobur last julge Barrett sen
tcnc.d hun TO fOur years In state prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-rhe House Approuria-
ton Uuluttr To day agreed tO reduce the saary "
Justices AM Associate Justices In the Territories from
5000 to ~ 800 and the pay Of secretaries - t2OOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

LONDON, Feb. Is In the House ~ Commons
this evening Mr. Disrae the First Lord of the Treas
url, moyei Of Grabbing the Queen to take the style
and tite Oi Empress OF India"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
Grant and Poker scheuck-T Minister ne.
quested TO Resipn.

LONDON, Feb. 15.-The Morning Hour says
thst number OF runiors bearing all the evidences OF
authenticity have been snoat during the past few days
TO the effect that dispatches have been passing be.
tween President Grant and the American Minister.
Gen. Schenck Concerning the lattCrs resignation.
Some OF the reports distinctly apparently tho
best hutho ty that Cen Schenck has asked to
sgn and oters apparently also ON the best authority.
that President Grant has tclegraphed Gen. ScheLck
lLal 40 lnIc .da D alhnl b. MN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

Tho Paterson Aldermen have removed Chiet
OF Police Rice for dfunkonness and visiting dsreputAr
lc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

The Sans Souol Dramatic Assoclation OF Muir
rsy nm announce beLtn for the miles Of the ura'
men who perishcd iu the broadway nre,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

SEX SPORTING NEW YORKER.-Att ttention bill
liardsts base 0allsts pigeon shoe cookers
men. racketers. rinemen. and sportsmsn generally
Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

Michael Mahory and william Ryan. ~ Hook
and Ladder ompany No. have been arrested In llO
bOkrn charge setting iru ~ building IA BlJom
mold street on Monday night,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16
Anunawnv OmclnI Arrcsled.

James Hand, the Paterson ClN Assessor, who
jumped us bail after being arrested for lnhking false
tuts " as arrested h. ldehmoud } }esttr-ay'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16

Henry Hanks, VINO took lludanum In tho Cos
mopolttsn llotcl on Saturday, diid yesterdaJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-16
JOrrINGS AHOUr rOWN.

Weather Once Prediction.
Decidedly cold aud generally cloar weather.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-13

the demands Of fevsrish spirit oftoadying,
sycophantic society, would cause consider
able delay, and destroy all his purposes.
As we have stated before this is refresh
ing sign in one who has attentions literally
forced upon him, and As he strides fro"
one section to another in dilspidated
linen duster and greasy sombrero, he fur
nishes an example that Grant may have
known, but never pro6ted by. With him
it has been horse racing and Long Branch
from the inception of his administration
up to its approaching end, strongly under
laid with the absorbing desire Of graft
fying selfish ambition with Dom Pedro
it has been knowledge and benefit to his
people. +.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-13

THERE is something radically wrong
either In the diplomatic powers OF this or
the English Government. II not, then why
all this dickering about the extradition OF
svindling yankee preacher. If treaty Is
made, then it 10 An agreement, and If there
il clause in 1t applicable to cases such as
Winslow's then let 1t be enforced at all has
ards, and give him to US alive or dead, il
not then for the love of time and GOOD sense,
lot one be entered, that We may have:no re-
petition of this burlssque upon diplomacy.
Something more practical and executive is
wanted than copious exchange Of nstes
and circulars between Secretary Fish and
Lord Derby, with no hope of penetrating
the cloud of obstinacy or standing upon
right, it is hard to tell which, Surrounding
the whole. Let us have some aitb)n. We
have had an abundance of words.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-13

THAT excellent family journal the Bslti-
n.oress has discarded its winter clothing
and peeped upon the verdant fields Of sum-
mer, in neat new dress. Quite an improve
mont IT is upon the old. and gives the
paper dash and plquancy In general ap-
pearance, that is not without its becoming
effect, both to the practiced eye, and those
who admire boldness and clearness III type,
elegance in composition, and brains at the
lever.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-13
REFRESHING INDEPENDENCE.

There is an air Of independence about
Dom Pedro, that even takes the rag off
Of that general y conceded dominant quail
ity in the American. What makes it the
more refreshinSis TO nee it in one, who has
royal blood in his Veins and in his own
balmy home is given all the pomp and
splendor that csurt life must render to
maintain its high dignity and superiority
over even the most wealthy and alilucnt
subjects. To see an Emperor stradling
mustang upon the plains of the West, and
going full tilt after the bison and deer,
is sight of manhood, and independence
ol toadyism aud form life, that is appre-
clable from its extreme rarity. Just
imagine royal ruler snubbing the forced
attentions OF government. that declared its
Independence Of monarchial power nearly
a century ago; the contrast is striking and
gives the lie direct to the boasted qualities
of Independence in personal composition,
anu soCicty WlulbttTS OI Htdte, army
officers, and cabinet officers were quietly
informed by honest Dom Pedro as he
hautily inclined his figure for politeness
and dofIed his sombrero, that he was travel
ing as a private citizen and did not care
for reception. Then it must have been that
those gentlemen, some in well cut broadcloth
and others in gold and gill, felt the extreme
llttleness Of the position they at that time
occupied, and how little the Emperor must
have thought of His Majesty at Washing
! ton.
But we find that Dom Pedro has main
tained this same spirit throughout, ,proffiting
by travel for the instruction of his own
people and the industries of his own country.
As the ruler OF nation lie is determined
to be their instructor as well, and turn hi
trip to advantage both as one of knowledge
and pleasure. In searching these, answering