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1mEODoRE THOMAS RESIGNS.
The Explanation of the Trouble In th,
Cincinnati College OF Music.

l IFHEN. q. M ia Ia
Ane hnpia,o" a.i,.a,aa... ra,,aae =, ~ ~ ] swm.,. ~
c.,.na % n 49, Me.sh Thoodor,
CiNciNNATi, W, Maich o.-Aneouots
Thomas last night rendered his resigna
ton as Musical Director Of the College o.
Met, o,d rrh,;she. Tho corraunondenc.
.1a''O' ana poD'''A.s %, wv ~ ~, sse.s,
between the committee oil directors ano
himself, in which he says he made de
mauds for reform in the management
mh,oh =. . ,,,a;.,o, ho ro,ordod 40 oo,
"H.:' 90 -, = ttS'A' ~
sential, Ihese 6eing denieo, OF Wiliqily
misundeTstood, ne coai1 do notning pu'
resign. Inc people OIL Gihcinnai, 1ecog'
nlSlng the importance ot retaining Iheo.
dore ihomas here, are genefany On nis
side Oh the nght; Mr.. Inomas ls unaet
contract 70 act as Director ior nye years, "
the salary oi Si0,OoO year, put nus irienos
CONSIDER tnat tne terms OF tnls contract
nave already 6een violated ~ tne mana
seIs o. tne coiiege, anu 'ha' " ID ho i'hsef
binding upon him. .,..u 4, :,
Mr. ihomas aeclatea elnPnaticaiy taas
nus desire waste remain IN Oincihnau NJ, anu ~
Duild up great schooi oi MUSIC. lnat he
regards as most ntung culminaaon Oh
ms lie WORK IN benali OF nus ART. He says
ne mas no desire 10 trayel afouna tne
country again WIN an ofcnesIra, ang Wlis
not conduct . peer hali Dana anywhere;;
de mas commence IN ms apiiity 70 pullu
up great lhshtutoh mere, II " s Or
eanizea anu carrlee on accotuing ~ " ais
views; ne consiaefs tnat IN tne lihe ol his
ambition ana OF ms duty IN tne cause OF
musical ART ne pefs0nally ana y, IN wflting
assured tne boara @ Oh directors re- @ Una. ne nay naa
no desire 70 sever ms contract ana
return 70 new 1ork. az; IN ri an interview
zen. 9oshorn said taat MT. thomas usually
ielt most anxious Ios fei9ims lusI az
Yer ms return ~ rom new iofk Visils, IN.
umatlng that new iotk lnlIehce was az
me bottom Of the ttouoie. me T iacts are,
however, that tne times Wneh lhomas nas
agitated the matter nave Deen before ~ IN
stead 81 OF after ms new I9rk Visits. M;
Thomas states that ne VIII remain unul
alter the May FESTIVAL, and 40 all IN ms
power 70 MAKE tnat enterprise a success. ~;
ne is Wlilng iurtner 10 commune ID ms
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NE1eHBoRHooD NEWS.


Local News and Gossip-The Pedestrian
Mania-Walkipg Match at the Tobacco
Warehouse.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society
meets at the home OF Miss Emma Shillitto,
Saturday afternoon.
Master Ebert Fink, who has spent the
winter at his grandmother's in Guernsey
county, returned by himself on the train
Thursday evening.
Two mosquitoes, full grown and gorged
with blood, were heard and seen in Bell
aire Thursday evening. They were exam
ined too carefully to leave room for doubt.
Prof. Duff goes to st. Clairsville TO attend
teachers' examination Saturday. The
next examination will be in Bellaire,
March 10th.
On Saturday nine lots in South Bellaire
are to be sold at public sale.
The school library will be opened to ALL
Saturday.
DR.. Anderson, formerly Of this place,
was in town Friday.
The chairman OF the county seat COM
mittee at Columbus has been unwell, and
the report Of the committee has been de
layed.
In Darrah's drug store windows are two
large finely worked up India ink portraitl
OF the pleasant faces Of Jacob Maser ant
wife, bearing the card Of Mr.. Tappan, anC
copied from an old daguerreotype.
Rev. Witherspoon, Of Allegheny, viii
be here Sunday, March l4th, toassist Rev
Wallace, OF the United Presbyterian
Church, in communion services.
The Women's Foreign Missionary 20
: ciety, Methodist meets at Rev. Toland'
home, Saturday afternoon.
Miss Lou Warren and Miss Ada Jone
have been interchanged by the schoc
board, the former now teaching on Grave
Hill and the latter in South Bellaire.
! Bellaire will hsYe at least little Ice, Q
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The rhonosrnph U,,,,xe,,.

= AaO'iSot, Frenchman, who in,
~ '.s' ! cheap form Of phonograph, pro.
I....3 - % use steariue for receiving the
,.,.' .Ss4'0a' Of the voice, and to take elec
Ss!Esi Ss!E q the phonograms so produced
j'SSj. TN oelng not only cheap, but very
\ sG sgs,. may be employed in schools ant
t',sA'e ~ Students as a means OF acquir
~. '4e correct pronunciation Of q Ian
I s1si Il ~ Lambrigot invented what wal
d M NJ, ..e siSpenny phonograph," ant
iSss ssIWS,ITGlyPe containing a long passag'
Bisj:'..llsie M s,ollsie or Goethe, or specimen o
sIay low price. VO"'u 00 00'u :"
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some in heavy cake, Is being brought By

rail.
The auction store room, next to Hami
toms drug store was broken into b
burglars Thursday night. A pane Of glas
/ in the front door was broken out, but
bunglingly that Col. Morris, sleeping u
stairs, heard 1t and the thieves ran of q
he halloed for the police. Nothing wa
stolen.
The stone pavement at Wm. Sinram's
about finished, making almost that who'll
square have stone pavement 1t is
pleasure to walk over such q pavement.
Sunday is Missionary Sunday ut tn,
Methodist Sunday school.
Mr.. David Darrah will move into tn
house now occupied by Mr.. Husbands
on the first OF April,
The many buildings in town with only
the weatherboarding on them, makes sucl
a high wind as we have been having par
ticularly undesirable.
Remember that the Republican ware
committeeman are to meet at the Mayort
Office Saturday evening.
A petition will be circulated shortly
asking Council to provide a pound in
which hogs, ETC., running at large contrary
to ordinances, may be put The Mayor
will enforce the ordinances II he has Q
place to use for the purpose.
Miss Ada Brodie, OF Fairmont, is visit.
ing her cousin, Miss Ella Brodie, ol
Gravel Hill.
The first walk under the auspices Of the
Monumental Association came of Friday
evening, in the second-story OF the To,
bacco Warehouse, on track OF twenty
five laps to the mile-semewha longer
than the Washington Hall track. The
sawdust Of this track makes harder walk.
in than the firmer tanbark. A plentiful
supply Of lamps were provided, fastened
against the massive posts supporting the
third story. The seats were arranged
around the outside OF the ring, an arrange
ment that's not generally made, although
affording the spectators an uninterrupted
view OF the walkers, because sufficient
room Is not generally at command. Miss
Won Blumen's last mile was made in nine
minutesand fifty.seyen seconds. The tive
Kennedys walked against Miss Won
Blumen-six miles each. The first lacked
five laps and w. r. Kennedy four laps OF
completing their six miles.
It was announced that the Jubilee
Singers would sing at the school house
Friday afternoon, but school was dis.
missed before they put in an appearance.
Three families and two single men OF
this county are about to emigrate to Ar
kansas 10 settle together there. Some OF
the gentlemen were in Bellaire Friday
making arrangements for shipping their
goods and cattle. r. OF,
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Accidental Drowning.

EvANsvILLE, March Sat 10 o'clock
yesterday morning Marsh Dyer, W. Z.
Ames and DR., W. Wolf, white men, with
one Metcalf and another colored man, in
attempting to row across the head Of the
Idlewild, lying at oaseyville,:were carried
by the current against the bow Of the
boat, aud precipitated into the river.
Their cries for help attracted the attention
Of the officers Of the Idlewild. Captain
Ben Howard and Oscar Humphrey, q
striker, lowered the yawl and went to their
rescue, and succeeded in saving one OF the
colored men; the others were drowned
The body OF DR.. Wolf was recovered
They were all prominent and highly
esteemed citizens Of Csseyville,
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ExEcUTIoN0F MELIK0Ff'sA sAssAssIN;

ST. PETERSBURG, March 5.-Meloditsky,
the Nihilist who attempted to shoot Nell.
koff, on Wednesday, was brought to-day
from the fortress to the place OF execution,
strapped in sitting posture on black
vehicle, with his back to the horses. A
placard bearing the words, estate Grim
nal" was attached to his breast. A COM
pany OF Cossacks formed the escort. The
scaffold was surrounded by infantry,
drawn up in a hollow square. On the way
to the scafold, and after reaching 1t,
Meloditsky was quite calm, smiling oc.
casionally. After the sentence had been
road Meloditsky turned and bowed on all
sides to the people. Just before he was
delivered TO the hangman he said few
words to the priest, and kissed the cross.
The execution took place in the presence
OF an immense concourse. The body re.
NAMED hanging about twenty minutes
The police arrested seven men in the
crowd, having the appearance Of students.
They were taken TO the fortress under Q
atrnnn aacnrt
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 5.-The river
has eleven feet by the gauge, and contu-
ues rising. A rise of three feet is reported
at Van Buren,. Unusually heavy rains
have fallen during the last week, over q
wide scope. At Hot Springs the valley
was flooded, washing away bridges, dam
aging houses and doing injury 70 three
street railroads to the extent OF disabling
me cars from running for several days.
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NASHVILLE, March 5.-The Democratic
State Executive Committee at q meeting
to-day called the convention to meet
on Tuesday June sth, to nominate dele
gates to Cincinnati and Presidential cleo
tors. and another for Tuesday August 10th,
to nominate q candidate for Governor. A
poll OF the committee showed for
Bsyasd, 9 for Seymour and ! for TIldeu,
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ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.

ST. JOHNS, N. B., March SAN unsuc-
cessful attempt TO wreck an express train
going north on the Inter Colonial road,
was made last night near wildford, where
a pile Of sleepers and other debris had
been placed on the track. Fortunately the
engine succeeded in clearing a path
through the obstruction. The miscreants,
whose intention evidently was plumber,
when they saw the object had failed,
stoned the train, breaking several win
dows, but doing no harm.
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ACROSS THE OCEAN.
Execution of MeIlkofrs Assassin
Witnessed by an Immense Crowd of speota.
Bearing Of the Condemned on the
Scaifuld-Manlfesto Of the hlhlllsts
"A Desperate Programme
Laid Out.


PARIS, March 5.-The irreconcilable
journals publish what purports to be
manifesto Of the Russian Revolutionary
Executive Committee, iustifying the plot
against the life OF the Gear, which result
ed in the explosion in the Winter Palace
The manifesto expresses regret at the
death OF the unfortunate soldiers in the
Palace, but declares that such catastrophes
are inevitable 80 long as the army is the
bulwark OF the imperial autocracy. II
says the revolution Is forced on Russian
by the Governments expression Of the in
tellectual development, and that the
struggle must continue until the Czar ab-
dicates or grants a Constitution, and de-
clares we will triumph at all costs.
The Russian Ambassador has assured
the French Government its decision in the
matter Of the surrender OF Hartman what
ever 1t may be will not affect the relations
between France and Russia. Dispatches
from st. Petersburg say that General Me-
likofFs would-be assassin, Ludftsky, when
arrested behaved in such manner as to
suggest mental arrangement, but sur.
geon pronounced him sane. When before
General Zuroff, Preiect OF Police, for pre-.
liminary examination, he made dec
laration regarding his arrest last year
and escape from Insk, etc. He said
be was a native Of Minsk, thirty
years old and a convert from Judaism be-
cause it was impossible for Jew to live in
St. Petersburg.
ahnItI,aT auarfna.
ordered court martial for Thursday
and the trial began at II o'clock
that day. The prisoner was insolent in
his Language and demeanor, and refused
to stand up or take any part in the pro.
ceedings, saying that he had nothing to
add to what he had already told. He told
General Zurof that he did not want to be
troubled any more and wanted the matter
finished. Dispositions were then read, and
the prisoner was withdrawn while the
court deliberated. He was brought back
at l o'clock, when judgment was pro-
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4 Prominent butcher Of Port Carbon,
EiSiOlp iSpotts; | cannot refrain from in.
llSS, GT you Of the wonderful effects OF St.
6.sn.,G' 6VG' lsuiIered many years with
n oEas m, and to such a degree that
& l,solLi ,,Sa GE, unable to leave my bed. / used
ass,in' vi and was relieved at once
b / M III IEIaanally disappeared, and TO-
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|, ny '.,i University Of Vermont admits to
IaSsS,soile aud scientific departments
sriss.',es1Sratnation candidates who bring
SooI. y :. ol graduation from preparatory
E,ss,;N,a whose courses Of study fully meet
~ S;y,tui'emsntS Y Of the University for I'D.
tss,ssl ts y these departments. Students
ID, NV ~ " certificate will be regarded as
sVa probation during the first term
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, March 5.-Representatiy,
Fisher, Of the Huntingdon, Pa, district
Vice President and virtual head Of th'
Republican Congressional Committee
says Hon. Edward MCPHERSON was un
animously selected for Secretary on &C
count Of his qualifications and regardless
OF preference for President. Fisher say
the Committee will devote It's entire at
tention to carrying the Congressional dis
tricts, and it was thought Mcpherson wa
the most efficient man for that purpose
There are Blaine, Sherman and Grant men
on the committee, and all were for Nc
Pherson. Cameron had nothing to dc
with the appointment. W. Z. Chandler,
formerly Secretary, did not attend to his
business. Mcpherson will be here to take
charge March 10.
WAR CLAIMS.
The Committee on Claims submitted a
report to the House to-day which iavors
the claim OF Warren Mitchell for 1888 bales
OF cotton sold In 1868, and the proceeds,
SlSojUuz CoNeIeu luto LuS Aleh5uly.
LIFE SAVING SERVICE.
A Bill to improve the life saving service
wasintroduced in the House to-day, which
authorizes the establishment OF stations
near Grand Marais, Lake Superior; near
Pentwater, Lake Michigan; near Falls OF
the Ohio, Louisville, to be attached to and
form part Of the tenth life saving dis
trict.
LOOK OUT FOR IT.
A very dangerous counterfeit Of hum
dred dollar note on the Pittsburgh Nation
al Bank Of Commerce, Pittsburgh, Pa, was
detected at the National Bank Redemption
Agency, to-day. 1t tpurports to be OF the
series Of 1875, and is printed on an imita.
tion Of fibre, and Is the first counterfeit
which has yet appeared on this series OF
national bank notes.
GOLD BULLION on HAND.
There is at present s45,OOO,o0o worth Of
gold bullion in the New York Assay Office
ready to be transported to the Philadelphia
mint for coinage. The appropriation made
l0f TINS purpose lor lue preseut Usual year
was but 200, which Is already exhaust
ed. The Director OF the Mint today made
application for an additional appropriation
OF $4,000. Application has also been
made TO Congress for an additional appro-
priation for transporting gold and silver
between Assistant U. S. Treasurers.
SPECIAL DEFICIENCY BILL.
The House Committee on Appropria-
tons has agreed upon the special def
cheney bill, aggreGating s59O,oOO, includ-
ing the following item: For public print
ing 100000, to complete the Chicago
PostofIice 100000, for postal service
$4,000, including $4,000 for the pay OF
mail route messengers, Sl5, 900 for the pay
Of postal car clerks, S. 900 for an increase
in the pay OF route agents, and Sl0,0 900 for
extra pay OF clerks in the Postotiices
at Boston, New York and Chicago, Sl5 900
for light house steamer on the Mississippi
and Ohio rivers, $4,000 for Winnie Ream
for the completion Of her statue OF Admiral
Farragut. Other deficiency items will be
incorporated in the general deficiency bill.
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A WOMAN CONVICTED OF LIBEL.

LONDON, March 5.-Mrs. Weldon, the
woman whose name has been associated
by scandal with Gounod, the composer,
and who was elected from the Convent
Garden Theatre Concert Hall by Mr..
Riveire, the proprietor, last summer, and
was subsequently prosecuted by him for
alleged libelous publications OF the affair,
was convicted OF libel in the Central Grim
inal Court and remanded for sentence.
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Il tbe Misrepresentation OF the
e% ,,.s' n the United States Supreme e
e. .'s, = the .o.called political cases.
y n.norr,tic = journals, it may well te
4. loIloring points prominent;
~ Y M A. Tennessee case the Court sus'
=, III n. ,icht OF the Government to
III 4. revenue officers in the exercise
lisS,hviul y d powers and in the enforce
i. !, stnuler case the Constitutional
,,1n.pt which prohibits any State
= j,Sdps any person within its juris'
s.is "a he equal protection Of the laws
~. .,.s1J to overrule a State statute
|I,ss excludes eOlOred men from luries
|snlan Of their color. ,,,--,-,.
Ia. ,..e OF Judge Coles, of Virginia.
4. .rss,t ,ustains the Jurisdiction OF the
Fsl.rl Courts in cases where State
IN, ,,e therein indicted for excluding
|os,,a men from jury service.
h he case Of Judge Rives the Court
-, : ,bs decision Of Rives by which
|,s,', we're taken out Of the custody oi
M ut. Of Virginia and its officers, two
sssoSavicts, convicted Of murder In one
|olth State Courts, upon the ground that
|tss Court which convicted had refused to
h, them a jury composed one'third ol
|s,sr.l men, and had also refused to allow
S,t a,ss to be removed, after trial and
,,,ta, into The Federal Court. The su'
|u5. Court unanimously decide, first,
|at hs right 10 be protected against dis
ls;ainlton in the matter OF iuries is a
|w diaennt thing from the right to have
riIsl juries-that the Constitutional
ta.ainsns guarantee the former right
ala The latter; and, secondly, that il
tnhld been ground for the removal oi
atuR into the Federal Court, the petit
tahr removal, after trial, came too late
lla The statute, and was properly re-
|hsiby The State Court.
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WREoKING WINDS.
TORNADO TOSSED COMMUNITIES
The Work Of Old Boreas at Toledo, indian
apoIls and CleyeIand-TWo Persons Killed
at ToIedo-Destruction to Property
at Other Polnts.

TOLEDO, O., March 5.-During the prev
lance OF heavy storm Of wind and rain
at an early hour this morning q chimney
Of the Buckeye brewery was blown down,
falling on and crushing the engine house
in which policemen John Hassett and NJ.
A. Doyle, and the night watchman at the
creamery had taken refuge. The two for
lner were killed, and the latter seriously
injured. The wind attained a velocity Of
72 miles per hour, doing considerable
damage to roois, freight sheds, ETC., and
prostrating two telegraph lines in all di.
rections.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, March GA terrific tor
nado passed over this city about II o'clock
last night. A large numberof houses were
unrooied, chimneys blown down and trees
uprooted. The Central Avenue NJ. E.
Church was almost entirely demolished.
One dwelling house was lifted from its
foundation and carried five or six feet.
The inmates OF the house escaped with
but slight injuries. Two or three persons
are reported seriously injured, but so far
as is known there are no lives lost. The
damage cannot be fully estimated, but is
quite large In the aggregate.
AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March ga violent storm
Of wind and hail prevailed here this morn
ing. At 3:2O the wind was forty-eight
miles an hour, the highest ever recorded
at this station, blow last month having
reached forty-two miles being the next
highest. From 3:20 to 4 o'clock the rain
and thunder continued, but the wind
ouieted down gradually from twenty to
twelve miles an hour. So far as heard no
damage was done beyond the blowing
down Of a few fences and signs.
AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, March Sat twenty min
utes past o'clock this morning gale ac-
companied by thunder and lightning,
which had been blowing at the rate OF
thirty.three miles an hour, was suddenly
raised to velocity Of forty eight, shifting
from southwest to southest, and, continu-
ing for FIVE minutes, did great damage.
Many chimneys, fences and signs were
blown down. a brick wall two feet thick
on Broadway was thrown over, and sey.
eral small buildings wrecked. The head
light at Doan's Oil Works was thrown
against and set fire to the gasoline tank,
causing $500 damage. The $500 plate
glass front OF the Odd Fellows block,
Pearl street, was ruined.
The Cleveland Female Seminary, on
Woodland avenue, was half unrooied and
part OF the upper west wall torn of. About
seventy young ladies were sleeping in the
institution, but none were injured. i.
The roof OF the new brick wire mill OF
the Cleveland Rolling Mill Company, in
the Eighteenth ward, was upliited and one
end ofthe wall blown in on the workmen,
killing Julius Brown and severely injuring
several others.
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CINCINNATI, March 5.-About o'clock
this morning Charles link inflicted q fatal
knife wound on Louis Schmidt, the two
having previously had some difficulty at Q
ball about D young woman,
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nIsMARcK WANTS a REST.

BERLIN, March 5.-with view to at-
fording Bismarck further relief from his
arluous duties Countvon stalberg Werm.
geurade, Vice President OF the Council Of
Ministers, will be appointed Prussian
pramiar
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Boros, March 5.-Royal B. Conaut, ex-
cashier Of the Elliott National Bank, this
citv. convicted Of embezzlement, was to-
day sentenced TO seven years imprison'
ment,
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ENGLISH WOOL MARKET.

LONDON, March 5.-To.night ., 200 bales
Of wool were sold, chiefly Adelaide and
Cape, at full rates. The bidding shows an
undiminished spirit. The market is very
firm
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LIVERPOOL, March 5.-rhe steamship
Massachusetts, from Boston, lost over
board seventy head OF cattle during the
voyage.
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6I, GttslEigsattr,
:, and n Fourteenth street.

5,i.,tou,Jeiersou College b0ys %'s
IuE',AI,Rasr'Gn" Iarn to the concert at ,,.D the
ls S5 uI'i oI Iii, Journal last ...s, night asls
= I. ss5;3e ID College l. music that was duly
~ Come aaSin.
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,,[.ll nourpsand willn BE- 3e. com. 'hs
% %'h !, hs "a genuine regard a.Ss.f for ,he ,he
~ ~, u "j holds in higher esteem Tue
20 y, s.ts D' to set constitutional u. pro, ,,'-
defiance and take ',insn from an% "'iI tbe he
s.st ,ssi.ioa Of the Supreme ..'ar. Court IN n
..,,5.r case covers it with sorrow oS ,ss Is
!. s,lI a,3ent. The worst feature l oi 'Is Is
i,b,t i srieyes without hope. !. !.
,.,n.ct .~n in the ordinary course @ oi
!, lee the light Of day across the
aD y, marbles play" The amend
'':''lI II, ,I stand, every day adding fresh !sl
= ~, y, To- ,, their propriety and necessity.
81 ! ,'es,:ion cannot be looked upon Is as q
e,,'s e, .,pe.lient, r and evasion cannot
.nsG % in the light OF recent '1-
~. lisa sad case