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GOTHAM GOSSIP.
Crushing Out the Cattle Disease.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW York, Feb. 13.-The State Legisla
ture and Governor have taken steps to pre-
vent any spread of pleuro-pneumonia
s., 900 have been appropriated for expenses
and authority given Gen. Patrick and Prof
Law to resort to stringent measures in ordel
to extirpate the disease. No cases of pleuro
pneumonia among cattle have yet beer
found within the limits of New York City
The trouble is confined to the Long IslanG
yards and stables so far as known. The
Sheriff of Queens County has taken charge
of the Blissville stables. Yesterday tn,
Brooklyn police confiscated six hundred
quarts uf milk from these stables.
Competitive Examinations.
President Hayes has written letters Il
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PITTSBURG PICKINGS.
Fire This MOrning--Andrew Jack.
son Surrenders at Last.

Special to the Star.
PITTsBURG, Feb. ia fire in F. Mason's
varnish works and Park, Long g. Co. forge
works, in the Thirteenth Ward, this morn
ing, caused total loss of about $1,000.
DR.. Andrew Jackson, colored, aged ninety,
who served with the Duquesne Greys in the
Mexican and late wars died this morning
in the Poor-house of old age. For many
years he has been prominent local char.
acter and always turned out with the
Greys on parade.
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Peter Mulligan, Messenger of the o. s.
Pos, office Department, at Washington, ar
rested for bringing into Canada money
stolen in foreign country, was sentenced
at Montreal to five years in the Peniten-
tiary,
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Two sons of Chris. Halzhume, aged nine
and eleven, were kidnapped from the Ger
mania School grounds, at East Saginaw,
by man and woman. No trace has yet
been found.
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q San Antonio Railroad, and advocated the
same.
The Senate is now considering the bill to
restrict Chinese immigration.
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In Medina County, Texas recently the
body of a onearmed planter was found
murdered in the bushes, The corpse of a
Mexican was also found with his head split
Open,
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Rock Hill Is. C.) Herald: The mule trade
continues more or less active, and prices are
stiff, the range being from SIS to $685. as to
age and quality.
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PROBATE.


Mollenhagen & Kuhner, as partners and
as individuals, yesterday made an assign
ment to Louis Ballauf, for the benefit OF
creditors. The asslgnOrs were engaged in
the manufacture of picture frames looking
glasses etc., at No 1856 Fourth street. Bond,
$4,000.
Marcus G. Wellman made an assignment
in favor of his creditors to w. G. Cooder
No bond stated.
POLICE.
Disorderly Conduct-Wm. McKeon and
| Ed. Kelley, dismissed; Bridget Mccormack
continued to February 18th Joseph De
| Pugh and Eugene Drummond $40 each; f.
Williams, $5 Martin Ryan, SIS; Henry
Schroeder, 5000.
Vagrancy-Lilie Connors, Nellie Rich
ards, Jennie Glass, Sadie Arnold, Katie
Smith, James Girard and Louisa Dresner
80 days each; VIM. Smith, 5000; Lettie
Levi and Emma Beck, dismissed
Miscellaneous-C. P. Forbus and R. G.
Wheeler embezzlement, dismissed; David
Brown, carrying concealed weapons, costs
Patrick Hammond, same, dismissed; Alex.
Broadbeck, exposing person, 5000; J, A
Cheatham, petit larceny, bail forfeited
Henry Colwell, same, 80 days; John Null
laney, personal violence, continued to Feb
ruary Goth; VIM. Morris, drunkenness 1C
days; J. DePugh and M. Ryan, assault and
battery, dismissed; James Mclaughlin,
same, S. Joseph Crawford, cutting with in.
| tent to kill and malicious destruction, dis.
missed John Finneran, embezzement, ex
animation waived; VIM. Refs, cruelty to
animals, continued to February 14th; John
Ferguson, street begging, 80 days. Henry
| Winkelman, abusing family, 80 days; Ed
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THE MICHIGANDERS.

HOshIght IS ZACh.'s N1ght-CaSuaI- I
ties i'm the Lumber Regions.
Special to the Star
DETROIT, Feb. 13.-There will be Re-
publican Senatorial caucus at the Capitol
tonight and Zack. Chandlers nomination
and election are almost sure The Sena-
torial question practically blocks legislation
at present
Published figures show fifty-eight men
killed in the lumber regions of Michigan
this winter, by accidents, and one hundred
and two injured.
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Not Poisoned.

The verdict in the inquest on the body of
R. ]. Rice was death from conclusion of the
brain.
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Railroads and Telegraphs.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-The Senate Rail
road Committee met this morning and
heard DR.. Green, of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, in opposition to a
measure pending in the Senate allowing
railroads to operate telegraph lines
SueZ Canal Privileges.
Sir Edward Thornton informs the Secre-
tary OF State that the Suez Canal Company
have formally undertaken to extend to
shipping under all flags the benefit of the
arrangement in regard to tonnage measure
ment recently made with the Company on
the part of Great Britain.
Republican Caucus.
The Senate Republicans in caucus this
morning decided to push ahead the Appro-
priation Bills as rapidly as possible.
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BITS FROM BALTIMORE.

Eeal ana broke Hef NeCk-Death
from Paralysis.
Special to the Star.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 13-Ann Pierrepont,
aged sixty, while intoxicated, fell down
stairs at her residence in West Baltimore
this morning, and broke her neck.
j. A. Henderson, an old and influential
citizen, died this morning from paralysis
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Elihu Burritt is said to be out of health
He is in his sixty eighth year.
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TOR FURNITUR REFINE oak bedroom
i set consisting Of eleven pieces, for $50 Call at
As York street. 123t
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L'OR SALE--ICE CHEST-Nearly new. suitable
i for a grocery or daily market. Apply at aoa
Plum street. l2a
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NOR SALE-Two of Browns Cabinet Lathea
Il the most complete machinery of the kind.
Call at this Office. dell-d
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ENOR SALE = FURNITURE - For Office desk,
II carpet chairs, railing and partition. Apply at
1873 Main street. l2St
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EOR RENT-FARM-Of So acres, 43 in cuItixa-
II tion 10 in timber; 20 miles from Cincinnati.
in Butler County. Inquire at $40 Race st eet Gin
cinnat. l2A
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EOR SALE LATHE - Wood turning with
II bench rests and sockets, complete. Apply 1t
800 West Sixth street. i2a
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EOR RENT-FARM-Of 100 acres; 8 m lies from
Il the city; on good pike; rent cheap to a careful
tenant; good orchard Apply at l07 Kilgour St
1l-3t
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EOR SALE-FIXTURFS-Fo bar room; cheap
I glassware. &c, at q West Sixth street l2st
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-HOUSE-On Bond Hill. rooms,
L with all modern improvements. Apply at rs
Broadway. lie
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NOR SALE GROCERY In northern part OF
l the city; good reasons for selling. Address
GROCERY, this office. fell-3t~
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine;
Il entirely new. Call at this Office DELFT
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MANIFESTATIONS.

wv TANTED-SITU ATION-By a young man od
w 81, willing to work. Address A. VErTER
564 Main street. fel3-2ts
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wv NTED-SITUATION-For up stairs or gen.
w eral housework; good references. Cali n
22S Broadway l0-3t
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SKETCHING FROM NATURE.-1n pencil ami
~ water colors and drawing and painting in col
ored crayons; practical instructor illustrated. Soc
OF any bookseller or JESSE HANEY & Co, 1f0
Nassau street, New York.
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Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

DAM in the right side, under the
l edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The stom-
ach is affected with loss of appetite
and sickness; the bowels in general
are c~ostive, sometimes alternative with
lax; The head is troubled with pain,
accompanied with a dull, heavy sem
sation in the back part. There is gen.
orally a considerable loss of memory.
accompanied with a painful sensation
of having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight,
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains of WEAKNESS
and debility; he is easily startled. his
feet are cold or burning, and he COM
plains of a prickiy sensation of the
skin; his spirits are low; and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try it.
In fact, he distrusts every remedy.
Several of the above symptoms attend
the disease, but cases have occurred
where few of them existed. yet exam
ination of the body, after death. has
shown the LIVER to have been extern
sively d~eranged.
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Suflerin. for ~ k1if.. Time.

Persons afflicted with rheumatism often
suffer for Il life time, their tortnrcs being
almost without remission. The joints and
muscles OF such unfortunates are in most
cases si!ockingly cuntorted and drawn out
of shape. To afford them even temporary
relief. the ordinary remedies often prove
utterly useless. IIostettcr'> Stomach Bit
tiers, on the other hand, isavouched by per
sons who have used it. to be IA genuine
source OF relief. ltkccps the blood COIL by
promoting ii regular habit of body, and re
moves from it impurities which. i'll the
opinion OF all rational Psychologists. orici
nate this ugonizing complaint and its kin.
bred malady. the govt. Besides this :ht
Bitters remedy disorders OF the stomach
liver and nerves. prevent and eradicate. in
termittent and remittent frvrr>, promote
appetite and sleep. and are highly recon-
mended by physicians as ii desirable medi
cinal stimulant ana tonic.
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Office OfAuditOr OfAs.ss
New Orleans, Jan. o. IN.

New Orleans, Jan. q. I'm
The Louisiana Equitsn
Life Insurance Comnss
of New Orleans has d!
day filed in this Office sv,s|
statement in regard to -
istered policies in said "a
pany, and deposited the
cessary reserve thereon.
required by Act No. SO n
the Extra Session Of 4
General Assembly of In
entitled al Act to beAs|
secure holders of life In
rance policies in this Stu.
to provide a reserve fa,'
therefor, aud for other 4.
| poses"
ALLEN JUME1
Audi
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Worth KNoacing.-One bottle
Of Johnsoxs Aaodyne Lim,meat
will effectually cure bronchitis, in
flammatOrv sore throat, sore
longs, bleeding ut the lungs,
chronic hOarSeness, hacking
cough, whoopiug cough, and lame
stomach.
Hcw to ..make money.-Twenty
Eve CENTS worth of Sheridan's Car
o&,v Condition Powders fed out
sparingly to a coop of twenty
Ave hens will increase the pros
duct Of eggs - per cent, i" val
ne in thirty days.
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ExCuRsIoN.-Captain Joe Dali
feres of the st. Mary gave an ex-
cursion trip to Lockport, on yes.
terday week, for the benefit OF
T~hibodaux Fire Co. No. l.
The late arrival of the Boat at
this place, occasloned by fogs i'll
the river the night previous, caus
ed several persons, who designed
going on board from so doing
However, there was on board, a
company of Young ladies and gen
tlemen from Napoleonville and
vicinity, who, who with those
who embarked here made a good.
" number who enjoyed them
selves very much during the trip
Thibodaux S. G.. Band also &C
companied their friends and fur.
pished music as the boat moved
proudly and gayly up and dowl
the Bayou.
Capt. Joe as usual was the 90
served of all observers, dispens
ing hospitality and giving friend
ly greetings on all sides.
The Boat returned at three
o'clock Saturday morning, whel
the Thibodaux eXcursionists de
barked, well satisfied with thei
trip. and IA handsome contribution
to the Treasury of Thibodau!
Fire Co. No. l.
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PORT BARROW, March 3, 1879.
Meeting OF the Board of Levee Comlnis-
sioners of the Fourth Levee District. State
of Louisiana
The following members were present.
Avoyeiles-J c. Norwood.
Pointe Coupee-Martin Glynn.
Ascension-Henrv Mccall.
st. Landry-W. G.. Gordon.
st. Martin-Alex. Declouet.
st. Mary-T. j. Foster.
Assumption-F. Pugh.
Latourche-J NJ. Howell
Terrebonne-E. McCollunh.
Members absent:
West Baton Rouge-D. G. Montan.
lbervillc-A. }. Gay.
lberia-l. Sampson.
The Board organized by the election OF
Mr.. Mccall as President. and AIR. McCOl-
lun, as Secretary.
The President submitted the estimate of
the Board OF State Engineers for the
Fourth District, amounting to two hun
bred and fifty thousand I21O.Oo0] cubic
yards, exclusive OF Morganza levee. which
was estimated at 80. 900 cubic yards.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr.. Howell
Resolved, That in the opinion of this
Board It is inadvisable to eXpend any por
ton of the general or district levee Il Il
tor the closing or obstruction of Morganzu
crevasse.
Carried. Mr.. Glynn OF Pointe Coupee
voting no.
BY .lr. Glynn:
Itesolved, That this Board do now pro
ceed to levy Il tax of five mills for levet
purposes upon the total assessment ant
taxable property Of this District.
Seconded by Mr.. Mccall. Lost.
Mr.. Glynn then offered the following re-
solution
Resolved. Tat Il tax OF three mills be lie
We'd upon the total assessment and taxa
bic property ofthis District.
Seconded by Mr.. Mccall. Lost.
Mr.. Foster then offered the following re
solution:
Resolved, That Il tax of two mills be lie
We'd upon the total assessment and taxa
Bile properiy of this District.
Carried.
Mr.. Howell offered the following resolu
ton:
4 Resolved, That the President Of thi
Board be instructed to notify the AuditO
of its action in levylng IA two-lnill tax
aud that he be turthec authorized to direc
the Auditor rs to Its manner of collection
Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Norwood, the meetin
adjourned subjtct. 10 call.
+. MCCOLLUM, Secretary.
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are but few Towns o.

There are but few Towns or
cities that can name rs many
Dry good merchants as are to be
found in Thibodaux or whose
shelves exhibit a larger and more
varied assortment of merchandise.
Among them are Messrs. Braud
and Legendre, l.. V. Riviere, A.
Meunier, J. Z. Cairo, W. Hoff-
mann, ID. Killing, S. Blum, j. d.
Machado, l.. J. Meyer, S. Baum.
Mercury was the fleet messenger of his
father Zeus. He was the only son ever
known to 70 on an GRAND for his father fas
.er than a snaiis trot. He wore golden
winged shoes. which enabled HIM to travel
sixteen times faster than the abscondinc
treasurer Of a life insurance company.
Ii you want Il good substantial
pair of shoes, Henry Pierson.
Henry BrokhOtt. J. u. Oschwald
aud W. .. Neal are the men to
make them for you.
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Congress met in Extra Ses>
sion on Tuesday last, March Is.
Samuel j. Randall was elected
Speaker and took his seat as
Speaker of the House of Repre-.
sentatives for the third time.
Hon. Jasper S. Blackburn was
his principal opponent in the nom
mating caucus. The Radicals vo1
ed for Garfield.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS,
The genuine are never sugar coated

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER Pills.
The Genuine NCLANE's LIVER Pills
bear Tie signatures Of {. MCLANE anil
FLAMING HSo>- ON the wrappers.
F~'ist u0oa having the genuine De-.
(. NciAvl'S L;rrK ri.ls- prepared By
Fleming Pros. al Pittsburgh. Pa, the
B1ar,;e: being full Of In!i~ rtnn> o. the
nant Nrf.are, >pe.!c efficiently but
ane prC1un~~. ION.
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AGUE N FEVER.

DR.. c. MCLANE'S LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER. when
taken with Quinine, are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic a be used, preparatory to.
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purgative, they are un-
equalcd.
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On Tuesday night at seven
O'clock the fire bells were rlnY
Which brought the Firemcn out
promptly, who marched about
The Streets Il while without learn
ing where the fire was. like good
King Louis they all marched up
the hill and then marched down
again.
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Notice.
TO HOLDERS OFPARISH WARRANT

TO HOLDERS OF PARISH WARRANTS
There is money i'll the Parish Treasury
TO pay old warrants registered in 1876, ~
to and including No. ll79.
+. SAMOAN,
Jan 10Th. 1879. Parish Treasurer,
Extract from the Minutes Of Tic Proecediugs
oJMe Police Jug. Regniar Session,
Oct. Isl. 1871.
RESOLVED: - That all Warrants or
Claims against the Parish, not presented
to the Treasurer for payment, within Sixty
days after the Treasurer advertises he has
funds in the Treasury to pay the same,
shall be reregistered, and the funds adver-
tlsed for t c payment Of tie said Warrants
or Claims, shall be applied by said Treasu-
rer TO the payment OF the neXt oldest War
rants or Claims, in the order of their regis
tration.
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Public Notice.

Ii hereby given to my trieuds AMI !
public in general that l have ceased y
any connection with the Louisiana R
bile Life Insurance Company of Nev
leans, having resigned my position a
raj agent of said Company since thu
January last 1879. All policy holder
hereby notified that settlements for -
miums must be made by them at tia
OF the Companyin New Orleans.
JUST COME.
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When folks go an excursions
to Lock2Ort aud return at three
O'Clock A. VI. they express opin-
ions uutavOrable to excursions,
for a day or two afterward.
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Proclamation.

WHEREAS It IS PROVIDED BY
w law that the sheriff give public pro-
cialnation OF the General Election held in
this parish on Tuesday, March 18th, 1879:
therefore / Lovingly a. Webrr, Sheriff OF
the i;lIish of I.aiourche. do issue this my
proclamation tor the purpose OF giving the
result OF said election. to-wit
For Senatorial Delegates: From Ninth Sen
atorial District
Clay knobluch l522. Mayer Cahcn l4il.
For Parish De- gates. r.;i~h of Latourr, Q.
l. d. Moo. 1913. Henry Grimes 1896.
{. j. Guedry 3l2. Scattering II.
Iu Testimony whereof, | have h, reunto
atfiNed nay signature, this Goth. day OF
March y. ID. 1893, III this parish and State
of Louisiana.
l.. a.. WEBRE. Sheriff.
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NOTICE.

To the Poticy Holders of The Loaisiana 81
table Life Insurance Company.
You IRE hereby notified that just o.
is not authorized to collect premium n
above company. Messrs. Clay Co.
and McNaiI of Plaquemine, have bean "
appointed General Agents to solicit
cations for the Company, Policy
will please make a note Of the chan.
remit to the Home Office, Box SO NJ
leans La.
ANDREW PATTON.
m 8 I'm. Secretsn
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The action of Hon. r. M.
Lusher State superintendent OF
Education, in refusing to allow
the special appropriation ofS5OOO
90 made by the late Leglsla
tnre, to pay school teachers in
the City of New Orleans, to be
paid to brokers and spectators
is a wise and prudent action and
is furthermore the action required
by law.
1t is getting about time to put
a stop to using the peoples mon
ey to enrichen the speculative
rings in the city OF New Orleans
All day long and until the late
hours of the night they work and
labor to injure the credit Of the
State to prevent the honest la
borer and creditor from receiving
his pay until they became the
owners of their claims. 1t is to
be hoped that the constitutional
convention will place a bar i'll
front of the noses of these ring
| SPECTATORS that will arrest their
imposition in the future. It can
be very easily and very simply
done and done very etfectually III
an act that will require less than
fifty lines.
1t is time for the laborer and
workman to be placed upon al
equality with these moneyed ma
hobs SO far as collecting just dues
are concerned.
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N. j. CaillOuet has sold his
residence on Jackson street. be-
tween Baker and Crazy streets,
to |. ID. Moore Esq.
Mr.. Calllouet contemplates re
moving to his Fathers plantation,
a few miles North Of Thibodaux.
aud assist in managing said plan
tation.
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If you wish to paint your
galleries, doors, windows or hous-
Is cheaply, buy the ready mixed
paints OF any color desired, to be
had at the Stove Depot Of s. L.
GriSamOre.
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And now it is said that the
ladies are going to wear short
dresses again, so that all the
clerks in Town are mad because
they themselves will have to
sweep the banquets in front OF
their stores.