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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17

Martin Be gen is TO be- hanged a
P"ttovillc to-day, for the murder o
Patrick Eurns, at TuscarOra, in April
$50. H. spends most Of his time il
prayer, and says he is prepared to die
tn" machine shops Of the Atchisor
and Nebraska Railroad. in Atchison
Kansas, was destroyed by fire yester.
day morning, with four engines and al
the repair machinery. Loss $1,000
Trampa ar" supposed to have set it on
fire.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17

AmOu@ SO ritrlctons :or the coming year
n" tl" ."IIr"Hs:
"HANpIII'a" serial novel. Mrs
France jiud-son Burnctt. author OF "lhat
Lu,s a Lpwric't."
FhIcrnHEnG, a serial novel. by II. Il.
Buyr,rH. author ~ "GunnrE' "ihc Man
who Lr-, his name, nr. In this romance,
the aurhur graphically describes tho pccuIiar,-
ties II Npr.a Immigrant litc!n Ncttcrn set
t.onI"r'
4 Hruni or NEW ORLEANS. by tiJOr.e IS.
FdhlD. ir hc begun on me c0nclu.loh Of ' raj
.Drbrr@.
lu!IEAIla or AMERICAN POETe. TIT. se-
rir- NrgUn in August with the 0frat Of
HryauD wAI be continued, that O. Ion-icilDw
appointing in November. These portraits are
drawn. rom HE by wyatt Lat"n and "n.
grave! uy r. Cole.
%IGDInS ~ THE SfEEEAH,--A seri". Of pa
per- TIMOTHY iiustratcd) BY John Muir. the
California naturalist. Tie most &Taphi" and
pigturCSuIie and. at the same time, exact and
trustworthy studies Of " The California Alr-"
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.hrtch the California Passes, Lakes, Wind
storms m FORESTS
A NEW VIEW OF Brazil Mr.. BcrbCrt II
Smith, o. Cornell Ir.vcrsity, u COMPANION OF
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Mr. i. WcIls Champney tthe artist who nc
comuanics Mr.. Edward King in bis tour
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Scribner series Of papers on the present CON
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17

NOTlCE.--l hereby give notice that shall
~ prefer petition To the General Assem-
bly, OF the State Of Delaware Mt its next ses.
sion, in January, 1879, praying the passage of
an act to divorce me and my husband Frank
i Lyle, "a viucultn mttrimonu."
KATE +. LYSLE.
1,.I a., "a ,g-o
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17
temperance TRis Evening.

The public temperance meeting a.
the NJ. ). X. A. Hall, this evening, wlII
bo presided over by John i. Cook, vino
has secured some able speakers for the
OCCASION. Miss Edith Quicksall, who
could not attend last evening, is also
expected tonight.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17
The Cells Empty,

For the first time since New Year, the
cells at the police station this morning
were empty, there being no trials last
evening or this morning. This speaks
we'll for this city. Would that we could
always report that the cells are empty.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17
rFtICE OF NJ. NJ. CHILD,
EI,AE EhThTE nHEkER,
No. 1 VEST SEVENTH STREET,

fESrtan@c hutldtnG)
oder Tor sale me ipII""ihG described d"'I-
hu"-, situated in wilmington:
No. A large, 'i""hi". t"ohn" Il nal "tnrr
house, W'il Two and a haIi etofy bhck bHiId.
ings, vita largo 'front.' ia" and back yard.
aud al ~" modern improvements, with li'''
some trrraced front.
No. "A tlnc " story hr.rk dwelling GA q.
street near Washington, modern Improve
mrLts large std" yard. good location
No "-liraH'liuI tlrrr-torE 'rlch, Win .-
story back buildings, ana piIo gray stone cor
ners, oIii"f"i on Dcin"drc Avenue, cont. ain
lnG - rD.ns. III good order, with u" modern
IMPROVEMENTS.
M. - large @.s',ry ,rir". WIN JET -
back tnI INK f'u"lcl At NO. ~" hr.A"'r'
hNtnh', N complete "lhcr WIN AL modern
.mpru' Iin,ntS IcIins easy ana possession al
pnce.
n" Tire" 3$t9ry nrlrk+ ~ "a.Wn""H
Hrrrt between l-th and 18Th with oil the
hudrrr iInHr ftIn"nts, with front, sac "ui
back yrr' and beautiful porticp- IN front.
No. Five twoetory bricks with two"i"r!
NacA bindings, "! modern convenience.
situate" on IrnDArI trcrt above 10Th. i"rn4,
accommodating new and complete.
No. I.--four new 2-Story hr'"N houses On
WainuD .rr,ct between lith and lsJ!. lcrms
accOlL'H'I,t ting.
No. :. -flne ,rsto"y brcA dwelling, No. 20
Wr.t street. with Eoicr Improvements, pos
seesigu1. oucc.
No, "--l.@rgc story brick dwnIliug with
all the modern Improvements, In complete
Drtcr situated on Market rect between I2th
AMI 18th; lot l6J feet d""D.
No. ".}r'k s;7l.r OF West 10Th street
near Market, i, good or.cc With good yard
bacK.
No. ll.--iOt w.th green Louise thereon, at
the nor invest corner u: Delaware Avenue and
jefferson street,.
~. Il Fine Sand a half story brick with
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17

Of the AGO liquor dealers indicted at
Troy. y. T., for violation Of tn" excise
law, i&N pI"adrd guilty, til" fines az
1881 Tn" others viii he
tri-I .o.1ay.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17
fNHARLES X. GANO,
No. J East Seventh street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

DUBLlC SALE.-Will be sold at pupl,o
L sale ut the residence of the subscrloossso
In Newport, Del, on Thursday. Jan. %, ls ny,
at one o'clock, p. IN, Ono horse, supei,vr'
milch cows, one family carriage In good or ;Ua
horse cart, sleigh and bells, grain fan, p'U"'
broad axe, forks, rakes, 40. Dairy fxtule'
consisting Of four 10 quart milk cans, laIS.
butter tub, cream cans, pans, 80. Alsoh wi
Of poultry. all
TKRhs.-AIl sums Of $40 and under cash. I ~
over that amount o credit Of three months "!
purchaser giving bAnksbls note WITH r.
proved security. JAMES +. PORTEn'
iAnll II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17
DuBLlC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
VIII be sold ut Public Sale at No. Ala West
Front street, on Saturday afternoon nd even,
ing,
JANUARY 18TH, 1879.
at 2 and o'clock, as follows ladies, gents
and childrcn's shses, made to order; over dress
and business ats, new pants, home made;
blankets and counter-panes, all kinds ofgent's
underwear. and many other articles not herein
enumerated. Sale positive, as the owner Ia
going to discontinue tho business.
l.. W. STlDHAM Il SON, Auct'n'rs.
jnl4-4t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17
NOTICE TIC WATER RENTERS.
OFFICE WATER DRPs RrMRsJ

WlLhIsGToN, DEL, December 10, 1878.
The hills for 1879 are now ready and payn-
ble al the registers office, No 1000 Market
street. The law requires that all bills paid on
or before January 81, 1879, the ibcc Of The bill,
those paid during the month OF February. I'VE
per cent. additional. those paid during the
month OF March ten per cent additional and
any amount remaining unpaid after April !,
1879, the register Il required to have the fer
mi" Withdrawn and suit instituted for the re-
coyefy oi The amount due. and the water win
not 10 let into such promises unil such mr..
rolrs, with assessments and ~ tor drawing
ierrules are paid Office hours. y n. w. and !
=. III. W. MORROW, Register
dcll-e-O-d. ih-e-d. fb-e-e-d
NUrlct. Those wanting TO max
~ Christmas presents can buy the follow.
lowing goods very low, Tor they must be sold
NJ nlc undersigned, WM. II. Oh DWICK.
Nos. 2oI and ~ W. Fourth street, il moving
to Atlantic City.
A large assortment OF Patent and other
Lamps and Fixtures. tias Globes AID tStures,
2,O OF Rodgers &c" bratcd Poeketknives, Is
gross Of Pipes, 1000 Cigars, 10 doz. of Chi.
ncac Shells, Shoes, Soaps. Pcriumery and
Toilet sets 40 SILK Necktles, lot of Jcwslry,
one good tune rosewood Plano and other musl.
cal instruments ant all the fixtures, ana hun
dreds of other articles His Museum will DO
open 10 tho public with new curIosi'ie. for the
holidays. dc23tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17
list of Unclaimed Letters

Rcmafning IN the Wilmington DEL, Tost.o nt
Saturday. jan. II, 1879.
LADIES LIST.
Butler, Mar l.. johnson, nlrs. Gcorgi.
chnndIer. Mrs. Joe. ma
.Nolmuu, Mrs. +. king, Mr.. Catharins
Gamer Mr.. :. Miller, Mrs. N. Eliza
llnynrs. Miss ~allie Price, Mrs. Fannie NJ
Jones, Mr., Annie Price, Mrs. Margaret
Beaver, Elizabeth Warren. Miss Millia
GENTLFMET's LAST.
hrrur, Thomas Rely. John
Copper, James \. Sln4aly, Thomas
Cotton. Richard Ichctmnn, Mousieu
h'Hirtr "on, VIM. 4, HnII',r, tarlcy
Loeb, \. Watson. Frank
MrI Jacob a. wilson, Joseph
itp"r. Cleo. ". Williams, Walker.
To obtain any of the nhoye letters the applI.
cant must Nsl, for "Advcrtisod Letters" and
give the date OF this list.
WIN. NJ PYLE. =. NJ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17

FED.

"hNTED Two or three gentlemen
w ladies to take rooms with board, on
Washington street. above Eighth. Possession
tho 18Th OF March. a good location for y
Physician. Terms moderate. Inquire ut 10
Yatnull street. inst
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17

NDlltI.--Iho annual meeting OF the
~ members Of the New Castle County Mu
tutl lnsErancet0., will be held at their Office
t"4 Market street, On Monday, January 20
1879, from 10 u IN, 10 p IN, AT which time
there Will be an election for i've Directors to
serve for three years. The Directors viii meet
at o'clock =. m To organize.
WILLIAM TATNALL, President.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17

yNAEIfD.-A situation by a STEADY
w woman to do cooking, washing and
ironing in n small family. Apply ut No, ~
". Eighth street. nlI-3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17

NDTlCE, SONS or ~. GEORGE All
~ members and friends that have not re.
ceived their tickets tor the Banquet Of Wind.
sOr Lodge, sons Of St George, can obtain
them Tor t'ty cents from the following com.
mlttee Mrasrs. VIM Il. Norton Jno. Percy.
John I. Barns, Edward Green and Thomas
:. ". Galley. The Banquet to be held at
the United States Hotel, on Tuesday voning,
Januart ~. ALFRED ASHTON, W. Sect
Iuli..tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17

UTANTED.--A Boy with good reference
w Tor grocery store. Address X. w,
REPUBLICAN Office, Jnl5.2t'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17

NTANTED.-A Girl tor Homework in tbe
w country. Apply at $50 Wollaston St
between Washington and Jefferson f. ON vi
o. IN. to D. M, on Friday, 18th inst. jnlb2'|
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17

MO TIC f The undersigned having
~ opened q Real Estate office No
| East Sixth street, SavIlle building. will DO
thankful for a liberal Patronage from friends
and acquaintance, who wish t. sell or buy
Real Estate, having thorough knowledge OF
city properties as we'll AS Farms throughout
the Stase. Respectfully, y. CHANDLER.
~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17

NTANWFD.-A girl to do general house
w work at 307 French street. inSSf
NTANTED-Tob borrow 81, 900 on firstcl NJ
w security on property worth double the
amount. Address SC" this office. inS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17
7 hlNlDENn,
J oFFoE WrLMrNaTor NAylGA-)

A. 'fFtE NlLMlSHTOI NANlGA-(
TIOS COMPANY.
Wilmington, January s. 1873 \
Tie Directors have This day accarei u
Dividend OF two dollars 's2 0O) per share on the
capital stock pi the company, Pa'a Mt "o3
Market street, on ana after the Idth inst.
nh-ltdt2lw q. RICHARDSON. Pros.
rlfIDEND NOTICE
~ me NATIONAL BANK or WILL
MtnGTuN MO BKhNnlWIsE,
Wilmington, Del,. .lanutly2 >, 1873
The Board OF Directors have lhi- day de-.
cIared u dividend Ui siH per cent. for the last
SIX months, payable Oh aud after the 10th inst,
clear Of taxes. T. RICE. Cashier. ms
NONCl.-IHe partnership heretofore OK
y i-ti' g uudcr the name e A sergeant.
CO., At ~, II r Fourth street Is thir day
dissolved by lr0tual consent. 4. Sergeant
continuing the business. who IL authorized TO
r"lirc; an claims and ,cttr al demands.
4. SEKtIr.N NT.
GRO ". BOOKER.
Wilmington. Del. Jan. Is. lniG q"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17

N'O1 lHk.-Ail persons are forbidden to
" tNitt any one on our .rCnunt with.
ont written order from u. GEORGE W.
VERNON x sons nll-i
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17
EDMUND PROVOST,
WILLIAM kYNt..

Wy htscsHUfP,
Office, No. 10 +. Sixth street, between
Market and King Hours Sa. n. to u M,
TO and to ~. IN. dclI-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-17

.or air. %om7ng, maH 'Hf1o" 81 I"
,ar",is, sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-13
INDIANS RIGHTS UNDER THE
LAW
standing Bear and Party Released
by Writ Of Haheaa G0rnma.

OMAHA, NEB., May 13.-Some weeks ago, H.
T1bbleS, assistant editor Of the Omaha Herald.
engaged counsel to sue out writ of habeas cor.
pus to release standing Bear" and party, who
were being returned to the Indian Territory by
military force, having fed therefrom on account
OF sickness which was rapidly exterminating
the tribe. Hon. j. L. Webster and hon. n. J
Poppleton argued the case for the Indians with
out Zee: Judge Dundy, OF the U g. court, gave
decision yesterday. The points decided are
Fist, that On Indian Is q person within the
meaning Of the laws OF the United States. and
has therefore the right to sue out a writ or
habeas corpus In federal court and before a
federal Judge In all cases where he may be con-
NJ cd or In custody OF the REALTORS under color
n Sautholfty OF the United States, or where he
Is restrained OF liberty In relation OF the consti
tuition or law. Second, that Gen. Crook the
respondent, the commander OF the military
department OF the Platte, has custodiaTy rela-
lions under color OF the authority of the United
states and In violations of the laws thereof
Third, that no nghtful authority exists for re-
moving by force any OF these Poncas to the In.
dian Territory as Gen. Crook has been directAd
to do. Fourth, the Indians possess the fnherenf,
right Of expatration as well as the more fortu-
nate white race, and have the inalienable RIGHT
10 Inc and liberty and the pursuit OF happiness
SO long as they obey laws and do not tresDess
on forbidden ground. Fifth, being retrained az
liberty under color OF the authority OF the TTnite
States and In violation Of the laws thereto of
the relators must be discharged from custOdy.
and 1t Is 80 ordered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-13
The M3rkotos

,I IBALLTIMoRE, L May lsa Virginia si1es. deferred
a ps due u S.rS iSG Gsroiias iiSss s.ss
and StiHESGsT fsiFly setsye-A & &:oft, sssH 49,. :.
changed. Flour steady and unchanged: Wheat.
soat6s1n red. Ii!.i q; DO :%6ss.. I ls.i 20: No
;;Pca, ilsMhsl M lss Nay, Lle{sLlsa { yy1ne. LIS
southern hiE6er: wssts6n Sn active. iIm and hishe-C
mixed. spot and May, 44a44s; June i4xSSlH
July, l4HaA4x; August Axsz5; steamer. a .
as. Oats steady- southern. 36aS7; weotorn VIII te,
$SaSs; "a ,s 90 mi %lned a SSsSx hennsylvania sAsSS
ds@s9d-ness pcrl iososi07t: Buii ness..ioos.s
Sh Bacc4-.houldec1t x cleaf rs 80: g Hens.
prime to choice western packed. i5slI EMs nm nm;
uncSsnge6 Ihisky dull and 9n%ch:ngSd % estShss SO Ss
eoTn; Tn lo ios. 200; 80. 5000 shipmsnts-vheas'
NEW YORK. Nay iA-gtocks strong: Money. q
5. Exchanee. long. ls7A; short. lSSA. Govern
NEW YORK. May la-Nom firm Wheat active
LONDON. Nay Is, 1850 p. m-Erie, 3sk do. pre-
fer1ed, SSH new Jersey Oentra. zSB keading.
l7k so p m.-Hries 25X; do. preferred. 62A
New Jersey Central conDols, o2A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-13

TALMAGK'S TRIALS ENDRD.-The Brooklvn
Presbytery yesterday afternoon finally disposed
OF the Talmage case, much to the relief OF its
members. DR.. Talmage having been acquitted
OF the charges Of falsehood and deceit, his
let him pass out Of their hands without puttinp
themselves on record In reference to his manner
OF preaching. The following minute was then
In the public administrations OF DR.. Talmage
the want OF reverence for God, His word and
His house. In the sermons on 'sNight Scenes, |"
startling revelations were occasionally excited
which do not seem to have been afterwards
met. The Presbytery think that this might be
preparation and delivery OF those sermons
some very serious mistakes were msde, etc.
Ine session OF the Presbytery was quite pro-
IIacted, and considerable feeling was exhibited.
the points brought up against him were de-
Daled az length. and finally. by large vote,
mage's methods Of prosecuting his calling, and
dismissed the whole subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-13

ENTRIES FOR THB 0'LRARY BELf.-A special to
the Baltimore American from New York NAY
12, says: Although the pedestrian match for
the o'Leary belt, for the long distance pedes-
nom October to ii, there are already nu] lei.
GUS entries for it. Up to date they are aa ol-
sey city, n. J.; 4. Cromwell San Francesca; q.
B; A. Bushe, Port Jeryis; n. o. Riley, New YORK
CITY; city NJ y; 4, Nesgie, AoDoken. n y John Col.
city; J; Dillon New York city; J. Donnelly, New
York city; Jack 0ouldings unknown, New York
city; 0. Tunnel, Brooklyn, L. L; j. O'Counor,
New York; e. Wilson Cromwell Conn. There
Is nothing very mysterious about Jack Could
1Dgs unknown. He Is weIl-knovn New YORK.
er, who does not wish his name published yet
for business and social reasons George Pafry
celebrated English pedestrian, arrived heS
last week. and expected to walk Harrfma1
Guyon or nybody else In q six days conteet;
but pedestrianism Is dead enterprise Just now
IN New York, and Parry has no show except 70
go TO Chicago to join the walk which begins
there May IS. He Is said to excel In O six days
walk, but he travels only Is or is hours day.
he walked 80 miles day on the ship coming
over,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-13

THE MURDERED Actors AvKNGKRs.-Gen.
Roger A. Pryor has decided that he cannot &C
York actors to go to Marshall, Texas, to assist
In the prosecution OF Currie, the murderer OF
the actor B. c. Porter. He foresees that the
trial Is to be prolonged one, and that, In Cur
rles behalf, everything win de done to thwart
the just punishment he should receive. The
actors were keenly desirous OF securing Gen.
Pryor, and now, that he has refused, they are
In doubt as to the best course, but they with use
the funds In their hands to avenge the death OF
their friend. Part OF the funds viii be used TO
pay the expenses OF Miss Ellen Cummins, one
OF the witnesses, who viii be obliged to return
TO Texas, as VIII Mr.. Barrymore, to attend the
Trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-13
kilograms to The Star.
INDIANS LEGAL RIGHTS.
Poncas Released by Habeas Corpus.
FOREST FIRES STILL RAGING,
EUROPEAN NEWS BY CABLE,
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Cardinal Newman Against Liberal
fSurn RRAuf-SA.,


LONDON, May 13.-The Rev. DIR. John Henry
Newman replying to the consistorlal messenger
announcing bis elevation to the cardinalate
ne would hereafter, as he had In the past, resist
WIN all his powers the spirit OF liberalism in
Ienglon; the doctrine that there is no positive
another, and this is the teaching which is gain
ing substance and force daily. ftisinconstStent
VIII! VIII tne recognition OF any religion as true
ana noble In ITSELF 1t is evil because intended to
supercede religion. He said he was not afraid
Inat I IL would seriously inJure the Church OF
Christianity he said had been too often In seem.
new trial now. 'O' ~ any
Pere Hyacinthe.
IAKIs, May 13.-Pere Hyacinthe denies the
statement published in the Steele that ' he had had
pHoned *a, ror the recognition OF his sect by the
STATE equally with other denominations.
Spanish Elections.
MADRID, May 13.-The Communal e,ect,ors
InIOugnout spain largely favor the govern.
ment. Senior Martinez, of the central,sfs. has
ment.
A Royal Marriage.
LONDON, May 13:-The Daily Telegyaph's cor
respondent at Paris says:-It is reported that
mere renan Is possibility OF the marriage Of the
the In1anta Maria Del Pillar, King Alfonso's sis.
yer. The crown prince was born August 2lsf.
1SSS' ana the 1nfanta Maria Del Pillar, June 4th,
American Cattle Abroad.
LONDON, May 13.-In the House of Commons
yesterday, Lord Geo. F. Hamilton vice preSi-
oent OF the council said that since January six
caTgOeS OF American cattle were found infected
with pleuro- pneumonia.
Anamfte LabOrcrs for Cuba.
MI. Bourke, under foreign secretary, replying
10 an inquiry said that he knows nothing OF q
treaty between Spain and the king OF Hnam.
lot the purpose OF supplying Cuba with Ana
niue laDOrers: He stated that he would make
inquiries on the subject at Madrid.
81. Petersburg Not 50 had n Place IN
Live i'm after All.
A gentleman who has Just returned from Rus
sa, says mat the effects OF the policy of repres-
sion are hardly noticeable In st. Petersburg He
Qayerseo large part OF the city late at night
Mitnout interference or question. Sunday the
tbronged with promenaders as happy and light
hearted, apparently, as those in any other CON.
unental city. he saw the Princess Dagmar
dnvlng through the streets alone fn her car.
rage.