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, 1879-01-14

Lo"tsriHt S<tct (ofta.>
tfs doubtful IL cVcn tho report OF tho Potter
Committee eau secure a rcn0ti,lnatton for MT.
IiIden. The demand that he be run as the
Great Dcfraudct1 wilt not win with the pcoplc,
who feel that he Is lacking in tic important
po1nt OF firm Tcrtcbral column. Our Uuclu
Samuel will have to 70.
, 1879-01-14

EhSson }hsf {i)<Hs.).
seuator Voorhees, Is bidding too llnrI for The
favor OF the Indiana Legislature, II hc says, rs
reported. that tho panic Of 1873 was the peaalty
VIC paid for tho proclamation OF specfu re-
sumption n 1876. The curt tas got ths wrong
side VI tho borsc.
, 1879-01-14
10 Copk.
Qanpd ffn}d

Those wlio know the extravagant claims which
have been made for Joseph Cook by his iuju-
dlciuus friends wilt enjoy the Now Haven I'ak
iGaiHrns remark: 1.-THE Rev. Juscpli c0ok has
been talking aaout resumption, btst his pro-
ycrblnf tnodcsty prceludes him irutn SAYING that
It Ia tue result Ut Ills lcpturea.f'
, 1879-01-14

1t is now satd that NTant was at Inst strongly
tncalncd to accept the Bulgarian crown, but de.
cilncd at tto hurgest!on u Ills friend, John sus-
sell Young, who couyinccd lin that llu could do
n,ct, better by waiting, rs IL would not bc ycrY
long bcfnrt 80 n,any ol the European thrones
would bc made sacant hy assassination that the
sery best VI them would l,c gofng at Me1u sop-
sl,up prices.
, 1879-01-14

It Is now claimed In certain quarters thnt Gen.
Grants trip 10 ireland Is to "catcil the irish
vote" Nr. Kearncy should take warning, don.
drant Is also going 10 China.
, 1879-01-14
CURRENT OPINION.
The Moral Of It.
NEG FORK Etru}d.

4US 1OFhl 0x IT,
.- .stta FORK Htraid.
About 10 Per cent Of tho willis presented for
probate In New York laat year wcrc coutestc,1.
Moral-Disposc Of your surplus funds before
you die.
, 1879-01-14
They Can't Hurry Mo That WAY.

fhvssn .anrndt t}lsp.}.
sonator Thurman ss5s with emphasis, when
they approach him on the question OF TITO tor
er,'orshlp Of Ohio, "By-, sir, they ean'. bury
mt that Wny.s
, 1879-01-14

Informed that Garlncs had told q nan tllnt ttp
tco1a,n) could 1e purchased fur q ,ooo 10 yote
fur ODnnncll, aud he tCoburu) toll him tint
hc was not that kind Ut Il mAt., fAppta,.sc.l
Mr. Fitzgerald asked ~. colnrn who this
,nan , dardaer waf, aud "; e. replied TINT he
ktux what he was now doing,
Alr. Fst.gcrs!d then vent On to say that sir.
O'oonntll d!d !ot know Gardner, mud, II he lid
INV do w D h s Gsa H. ,s lave s,t1nsnss nSsnns -
t;ardper to tcar DOM the reputation OF Mr.
o'ponns'l. but BIZ; coburn lad ouly told Qua
eide u ehv story, a',a fGs some cause bad failed
pausu.l llo had been told 1l,as le was to pit
up ~, ,0lO or q, 0o lor t4a cuutract, aud thai
TWO Or three commissioners wero 10 Aatittl, tho
money. (Applaaae. 4ehad takcu uo atock Ia
III. llolinaun sail since he Ind submitted the
minority report, aud ctlArses OF attempts ut
bribery had been madc against 0'Donncli, thut
to {EtoN1uannl ha'! never bcen approached BY
nnysA!ny Ut 'the klnd MA Ill infamous liar.
[sCnsAtloM.
Mr. sts*art-Do you refer to met
Atr. llolf1nanu-Sv, str; but In committee you
do It through brliNEy.
Alr. Coburn-W4at Ia that! Do you refer 10
met
aIr. Hotfmann-No, sir.
a1r. COburn-HAateferl nave SAID about 3lf.
0'Donnetl In brihcey connection wss In re-
peatlng what had been said 10 ms W outside
parties. ! Mant 1t Understood that VDoAnell
neycr spike 10 ne iu peFsou On tue sut}ert one
wuy us tho other.
Mr. Seine, in tho midst 1f thu confusion,
moved the previous question, 1t being tho n.tr
tluu 10 adopt tho minority Trpprt,--,uake the
mcat awari to O'D0nnell.
The previous question was put, With the fol-
lowing re4ult:
1sas-Dyadley. Fitzgerald, Hoffman,, Leuxen,
Meyer. Miller. Spoftord, Hhceicr-h.
.hdKs.cA5ars. Hosse, DurliuK. Cohuru. Stewart,
NpoQ, senpa-7.
MILK.
Mr. Bradley moved tO amend the majority re-
port 10 az to rive the uward gor supplying tho
mix " lbs Hospital to As. Dcylus at w ceuts
per gallon4 aud !u support o( hts motion ad-
atccd sumo hEurcS Intended to khow that he
w1s the lowest bidder
MF. WOOD offered as furthrr amendment
tnAt Mf: Moore be given tho contract for sup
gsllon.
Both Of the amendments were coacursed In
by the following vote:
ftat-nradiey. Basling. Fitzgets1d, Holman,
L<nzcn. MeYrf. sponoed, Moods.
:, .sdS*-A1aFs, uocse, CoLuru, Miller, Stewart,
EKHAD.
Ar. Meyer nuycd thas tue coutfact for bread
The New York herald., 1879-03-28
MANHATTAN BANK MORTGAGES.

A largo number OF mortgages. amounting In tho
aggregate to $373.675. having boon recorded In tho
Registers office yesterday assigned by the Nam
haitian Savings Bank to tho New York Life Insurance
Company, reporter of the HEnALD called upon
Mr.. scher. the president Of the bank. last
evening to asoortain tho reason which induced the
transfer of such heavy block Of mortgages. Mr..
Schell said:--"We notified friends In Albany
some time ago that tho New York Life stood ready
60 take s2OOO.0O0 worth OF mortgages of our hands
and give us tho cash the In fact the very
day after the robbery they offered to take them. but
we did not require the cash for so many. We nego-
tiatod the sale OF about $5O0,000 Of mortgages.
the cash Of which We needed to be prepared
for cmerre pcies and to strengthen ourselves.
We rot Tor them the face value OF the mort
t,aocs minus small deduction for interest
ana tho reason you folks only hear OF IL now Is be-
cause it takes some time to fix the papers In
such matters and 1t WIS only to-day, I suppose.
that they were ready for record In the Registers
Office. We might have called in the loans OF the
various PARTIES but that would have been hard
ship--in tact, IL would havo crushed some people.
SO we thought II more advisable sell them In LOT
60 an insurance company, which was anxious to got
them, and had the ready cash to pay for them"
The New York herald., 1879-03-28
CROOKED" wHIsKEY.

About halEpast two o'clock yesterday morning
raid made upon an Illicit distllery in the base
ment Of large three story brick tenement house.
Van Brunt street. South Brooklyn. The descent was
made by Revenue Agent Brooks assisted by Deputy
barrels Of whiskey. quantity Of molasscs and mash
were seized. Tho mash empticd into the gutter.
the still was broken up and the other property was
turned TO the custody OF United states Marshal
Harlow. James Monuhan who found the
premises. arrested aud arraigncd before Commis-
sioner Benedict by whom he committed to await
examination In default OF $500 bail. Ihe namo VI
the ownw " The stln could mot be as0ertaAnsds
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,,pIausea and elapping Oh bands 81, the Demo.

aln nss On sfae tienio
lscratfc SIDE. - 81,
The debate continued 1t great length.
sMr. Black burr,, passing on to the Question
OF the alleged disloyhlty OF southern SEM
|iDaTies, asked whd had shed lrsfse Fon the
american arms before The war broke out
who had not beep a graduate OF West
Point, ind had there learned from 5Ro8les's
Commentaries on the Constitutions every
thing that he ever knew OF the limitations
OF tho Constitution q That g Horn-book OF
the Nation Tas certainly the most adj
vanced advocate Of tbe:risbts OF secession.
He entered bis protest against the injustice
done TO the South in imputing to it any re-
sponsibilty for these war claims. The South
did not ask for the pensioning OF her Grip
pied soldiers. She had staked her all on her
convictions and had lost. She had not COM
plnined and would never IN the future COM
plain. She bore her losses, and simply pro-
tested that 1t was neither generous nor kind
nor manly nor more merciful to drag her
into this question and to make her the foot
ball OF the passions OF men who seemed 10
have at heart the serving OF partisan pur-
poses rather than the advancement OF the
common good. Applause on the Demo-
cratic side.] l,aaEf. .rlr - ll1.a
Mr.. Reagan, Of Texas, expressed the wish
thatlsome means be adopted-either wholly
to exclude all such claims, or refer all to a
tribunal, where they could be passed ON on
their merits. He regretted that his friends
on the Democratic side should have allowed
themselves to be placed in the attitude OF
favoring claims for which they had no SYM
pathy. 81 g1
Without action on the bill the committee
rose, and the House took a recess until I
o'clock-the evening session to be for de-
bate only.
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A SOURCE OF MUCH BODILY EVIL.

I II
II the habits OF body becomes irregular, much evil
is inflicted on the system. The stomach becomes
dyspt ptic, bilious symptoms develop themselves,
the circulation is contaminated, and the nerves
share in the general disorder l. Is OF the utmost
Importance that The bowels should be thoroughly
and speedily regulated when they grow dere'icl.
The corrective agent hest adapted to this purpose Is
IIostcttcr's Stomach BitlerS. wholesome, non-
gripping vegetable laxative, worth all the rtspins
caiharllcs invented since the time of Paracclsus.
People who have been in the habit Of using blue pill
caomc'. and other drugs and cheap nostrnins FOR
constipation, should abandon such hurtful ana use
less medicines, aud substitute for them this pleas
ant and gentle apericnt which not only produces
the pursarve effect naturally, but also strengthens
while 1t regulates the bowels stomach, and liver.
1t moreover cures and prevents intermittent and re-
mlttent fevcrs, govt, rheumatism, debility, and
urinary troubles. fe 11-Tu.Th,S&w
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY.
A NEW HOUSEHOLD WORD.

But comparatively few OF the forty millions Of
people In the United States have as yet heard CT
that most wonderful discovery, Carbonc, whereby
The growth and yigor, as we'll as the natural color.
of the hair IS restored: but the tens OF thousands
who have already knowledge OF the article are
speaking its praises and soon Carbonc" viii be-
come 4 household word throughout the length and
breadth Of the land. ..
4 few facts connected with The history of Ca.bo
line Will prove interesting 10 readers l. 1t WAS
by the untidy habit of Il servant, who, when TRIM
ming the lamps. always wiped his DIV HANDS on Ills
scanty locks. that The effects of petroleum. upon the
growth of the hair were noticed. In short time
this old stIyant, bald and grayheaded Us he was,
began to show good head OF hair, and the secret
was out. 2. But the best refined petroleum cannot
be used as hair dressing, and The chemists art had
10 be employed so us TO destroy the offensive odor
and ut the same time retain The subtle qualities
which gave health to the scalp and natural color aud
ygor to the hair. This feat was accomplished in
the production OF Carbone, which Is deodcrized pc
iroleum. 8. Every one who has handled petroleum
knows what penetrating. active agent 1t Is II cam
not be retained In wooden casks 1T all unless they
coated with some imp"rvous mater al, and 1t is
not surprising that il goes right home to The roofs Of
persons hair, when It find its way through the
best oak stuYcs ever made. 4. The medical Proper
Ties of petroleum have been we'll atcsicd ever since
the Seneca Indians, than century ago. used it
for various diseases.
1t doubtless possesses therapeutic virtues not yet
developed, and It's u,c in healing diseases OF the
scalp, from which badness and premature grayness
Of the hair result, may lead to other and important
discoveries. 5. Chemistry has extracted from pctro
leum some Of the most beautiful colors known,
while may be Impossible 70 determine whether
Carboliue changes the coaT Of the hair chemically
or through. is healing Effects upon the functions of
the scalp, certain 1t is that by its use the natural
hue Of the hair Is gradually restored. The most
plausible theory IS that The change results from
storing tie growth 10 its natural strength and yisor
by removing dandruf, cleansing the scalp, and I'M
parting renewed activity 10 the folilclGs.
Other facts might be given In support OF the
claims OF this wonderful! preparation but The article
IS telling It's own stor% in the hanGa Of thousands
who are using II with the most gratifying results
Let the premature!R gray ana bald sut give IL fair
trial, and C.rbolinc, VIII be TO them 4 household
word full OF tie most gratifying significance. Sold
by druggists. ~ i'-il
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THE LATEST NEWS.
rrrrcRapM FROM As.f PARTS
OF rzgE WORLD.

,rrrSsBoRo, tS. CT MERCHANT ASsAs-
y "" s,rSp AND ROBBED NEAR HIS OWN
s's .,r THE PROPOSED EFFORTS TO Oh
hV .n rss REPEAL OF THE Federal. ST.
MISE ,r>,,eS Aw-soUTHERN WAR
r !. ss,ss-oTHER CONGRESSIONAL AND
th.,.1,SGToN NEws-S TANLEY NAT
Tvs AND THE ELECTION, FRAUDS
IN or limited STATES vESSEL-A
10 FAVOR OF THE IMPEACHMENT
~ ruF FRENCH MISIsTRY-rHE PLAGUE
nrcREAslxG-LAReE REiNFoEcEMksTs
.,,s Tr,E ENGLISH TROOPS IN AFRICA
"a, At AReuipA AND leo L
nrr-rnE STIRLING DoGK-HANDs. AZ
LIVERPOOL.
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4 GREENSBORO MERCHANT WAYI.AID, ROBBED,
AND MURDERED-NO CLEw TO THE ASSAs-
SINS. II
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.J
GREENSBORO, n. c., February 14.-John
W. 5. Parker, suburban resident of East
Market street, an old and respectable mer-
chant and citizen, was waylaid, knocked
down, and robbed within thirty yards OF
his residence, between s and 8 O'Clock last
night, by some party unknown. He was
proceeding from the store to his residence
when attacked. He was found at 8 O'Clock
lying on the street, with a deep cash cut ia
the back OF his head and bis skull broken.
His pockets were rifled Of their contents.
It is supposed IN axe was used by the as
sassins. Alr. Parker died at 10 o'clock this
morning. There is no cIew to the murderer
as yet.
Later.-,Joe Mendenhall has been arrested
on suspicion OF the murder, and is threat
encd with lynching.
Associated Press reports by telegraph to the Dis
paich.I
ABANDONMENT OF A WOCLD-BE MURDERESS.
New YORK, February 14.--Mary D.
Hooper, who shot Augustus Phillips (Oofty
Gooft), was arraigned in The Jefferson Mar
ket Court to-day. Phillips, in his affidavit,
claimed that the shooting was not wilful,
and rctractcd his former statements to the
contrary. which, he said, were made while
under the influence OF medical narcotics.
The woman was held in $4,000 to answer,
Phillips furnishing $500 OF the amount.
DROWNED.
NEW ORLEANS, February 14.-Captain
Dinslcy, Of the ship Camperdown, in going
aboard his vessel last night fell from the
gangwav into the river, and was drowned.
He was native OF Nova Scotia.
EXECUTION OF A MURDERER.
RALEIGH, n. c., February 14.-John Ed
wards, the murderer Of Nader J. Ballard, 4
peaceful citizen OF Johnston county, n. c.,
on the 9th of October last, was hanged to-
day in Smithfeld. His execution was or
dered for January 18th, but Il respite had
been obtained.
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Marine Disasters.

WASHINGTON, February 14.-The United
States Consul at Dublin reports the ship
wreck OF the United States brig Don QuiX-
ote on the Galway coast. The brig left
New York for Limerick on the 10th Of De-
cember last. On the 29th Captain Yorke.
Chief-Mate Masters, and Second-Mate Lunt
were washed overheard during heavy
gale. On the 18th of January the vessel
went ashore on the rocks off the Isles of
Arren. The remainder OF the crew were
saved.
On the 18th Of January the American
ship Fanny l.. Kennedy, oi New York, was
stranded on Wexford coast. No lives lost.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
AN EFFORT OF THE IRISH HOME-RULERS IN PAR
LAMENT. .--'

AN EFFORT OF TIE IRISH H0ME-RCLERS IN PAR.
| LAMENT. -'
LONDON, February IA strong" whip
| has been issued by both sides for diri-
sion. which is expected tonight in the
House Of Commons, on the motion OF Mr.
Meldon, Home-Rule member for Kildare
county, in favor OF assimilating the Irish
borough franchise to that of the English
and Scotch. The Liberals Will unite with
the Home-Rulcrs against the Government
OH the question.
LIVERPOOL PROTESTS AGAINST THE ACTION
| OF THE PRIvY COUNCIL IN REGARD TO AMERI-
| CAN CATTLE.
| The Liverpool Health Committee in .
| meeting held Yesterday protested against
| the action Of the Pryy Councilin prohibit
| ing the importation Of American cattle into
| Liverpool, on the ground that it will be dis
| astrous to that port and to the people OF Lam
cishire and Yorkshire counties.
WESTON STILL BEHIND TIME.
LONDON, February 14.-Weston arrived at
York this morning, having walked 1,22I
miles. He is 172 miles behind time.
C0TTON-MlLLS TO De CLOSED.
LONDON, February 14.-Lowcr Heyes
cntton-mills. at Macclesield, employing
900 bands, has given notice that ii will
close indefinitely fortnight hence. in con-
| sequence OF the depression III trade.
TIE LABOR TROUBLES.
LIVERPOOL. February 14.-It is under
stood that the strikers have left it to their
delegates to make the best possible terms
! with the steamshp-OWners. .a
LONDON, February 1.-two thousand
weayers struck work ut AshtoI-undsr-
Lynde to-day. ..r.s
| LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET
LivERpooI, February 14.-This week 5
circular OF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers
| Association says: There was geod de-
mand with hardening. prices emily IN the
week. but since Tuesday the. market has
been dull. Quotatioas are but little changed.
tAmerrean was in: Fair request throughout
the week. The srDply is greatly curtailed
by che. strikes. Prices advanced Id. but
with an increasing desire to- SCH, quotations
are only 1-16d. higher. Sea Island is in
eisfaised inquiry at anehsased prices. Fu
TIRES opsned>hrm during the early part o
1.-THE week, aad advanced Lie to $500.
since which time the market has been dua
and quotations. have declined 3-S2d. to t9i
showing final deeliae Of l-S2 to lid. slaei
last Thursday" ,sfsl i l'..Thsh-IoH
a. France. rs5; Z 81
ELECTION OF A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
REAR 4DMlRAL.
/ PARIS, February 14..---The Left will to
day elect Count de Montalivets a forme
minister OF Louis Philippe, a life-senator
uice II. Paul NORM, deceased. .-t,f3
Rear-Admiral Fouilley, Of the Mediter
ranean squadron, is dead.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on THE ACTS o.
THE MINISTRY. -.
| LONDON, February L. The Daily Ne,es'
/ Paris correspondent, who 5is q good repre-
| sentative OF the opinion oil The advance
: section OF the Leil, says;iEflst rumored th4
/ 1.-THE repoFtafs the 2pmmi.tee m the "A CTS
!. the, asinistryoithe 16thpi Any VIII presep
-. ,.lnfL y 10 1anh
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CssssEa,TfoNEn1Es, DE.

DURE C&NDIES.-I Am manufacturing
l. daily myinnai,able pure crushed sugar CLAE-
IFIED Fl4LNu CANDIES. make het'eS, T. a., !.
DIES for ytliuics lie purposes than nous sla this
Perfectly pure and no ad.tite-
ratioDs. Yfe don't any 2ueos grapc-srIc. IA a.
ulba-notAipg but pure sugars: IL Is lncsa hi@nly
favored. whiIr. brightcR. Ermcr, and Is Nirfnated
10 stand aIsu IN any climate. $500 ,
LOUIS j. BCjSSiEuX. ConfttHtnne
ia3O 10 -.a.. =. g.. .l412 Gain street. .
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Quick Justice TO n Mail-Robbcr.

ST. LOUIS, February Thames Beck, a
baggage-master on the st. Louis, Iron Noun
tain and Southern railroad, was arrested
this morning for robbing the mails. He
plead guilty, and was sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary-tbe entire bust
ness being accomplished within four hours.
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such a 90 cese In. favor of imiDaach-
mcnt tiut The Ministry win be unable TO
prevent the Chamber OF Deputies from
voting II. "a mai ority CT the special CORE
spondenfs OF the Lon don papers, however,
believe II will be rejected. I
Ausfria., s.S..
VIENNA. February 14.--The Presse and
Fremendebtdu state that the attempt to re-
constitute the Austrian Cabinet has failed
for The present.
Progress OF the PHagne.
PAEIs, February, 1.-THE Official journal
SAYS: 1.-The latest reports OF the plague are
reassuring. 1t has not increased, and ener-
getic measures have been adopted for its
suppression. The French Government have
dispatched o physician to investigate the
disease The reports that the plague has
made its appearance in Turkey are I'M
founded" ~
The South African Troubles a.
TROOPS OFF FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
FORCES NOW Is SOUTH AFRICA.
TORONTO, ONTARIO, February IA. Lon
don dispatch published here this morning
says: "The following regiments and bat.
talions are to sail immediately for Natal:
The Seventeenth lancers, FIRST dragons,
Fifty-e1ghth and NfEety-fonrth regiments
OF infantry. Twenty-tirst, Ninety-tirstz and
SixtIeth regiments Of rifles, a detachment Of
the Royal engineers, and battery OF the
Royal artillery. There Is much hustle and
excitement az each Of the headquarters OF
these regiments. 80" -
s.The following is the composition Of the
| English forces in South Africa The Third,
| Fourth, Thirtieth. Twenty-fourth, both bat
fuIiOro ~ ~ T,ns .Ftcr,fiofh Eiuhfu-or0hfn
Ninetieth, and Ninety-ninth regiments-in
all, nine battalions, or 1900 officers and men.
| In these forces, in the ranks, there are 4,51S
| Englisbmen, 3S5 Irishmen, and 301 Scotch
men. Fortv-ei9ht OF the officers are Irish,
and 17S English" '#ta 's
The Vatican. .E
| CREATION OF NEW DIoCEsES IN AMERICA.
LONDON, February lathe Standard S
| correspondent at Rome says: :" "A decision
has just been reached at the Vatican to
create certain new dioceses in the United
States in consequence Of the growth OF the
Church in that country" ---------..- -..-.
Severe Earthquake Shocks.
PANAMA, February An Arguipa paper
states that that city was visited on the night
OF the 9th ultimo by the most severe shake
OF earthquake that has been felt there since
| Tue mei1oFaDlc earthquake WHICH QeSLfcSeu
the city on the 18th OF August, 1868. 1t
occurred about 11:50 p. NJ, an hour at
which the greater part OF the inhabitants
were reposing. The fright was general.
The people quickly left their houses and
rushed frantically through the streets, fear
ing repetition OF the shock and the de-
struction OF their homes. Fortunately,
however, nothin" further occurred, but the
general impression was that a few days
more would bring serious news from some
other point OF the Republic, rs has gen
orally been the case on other occasions.
4 long and violent shock Of earthquake is
also announced rs having been felt AT
iGuiquc about midnight OH the 18TH ultimo,
which was accompanied by Il curious sub
tcrrancan noise. II caused much alarm,
particularly in the theatre, which was full
OF people ut the time.