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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

Thero is report from Richmond to the et-
ct that the rca1jnstora, rIsiog above tho use
OF such ,lnInDn plac, means OF ascertaiaing The
amount OF debt IS books and acc ,unts, deter
mired tho sum Virginia Cw.s by aggrocaiing
the amount elch individual member Of their
caucu thought she ought to pay. lnl striking
a balance. Upon tho principle Of speaking
we'll Of everything, which induced lady, when
ask I'd what sho thought Of s5me salt and sour
ic, cream that had boon handed her, 10 reply
that it was exceedingly lid, We should gay that
tho process referred to is unique. 1t il not c
be wondered at, however. when it il rtmem'
bered that tho mtn who adopted it belong &c
the class who sit % tho Capitol step, and, 70
moving their shoes md stockings cut thcit
oorns 10 the face If the nmbz ID spectators
With suoh legislators 10 control of tho State
mon who arc not governed by tho orduary
rules Of human anton-we don't SOC tho necos
sity for such ofic,s as those of tho first and \,
ond auditor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

Some Of our more ultra republican exchanges
eeem to be positively indignant at the failure oil
the democrats in Congress- to deliver eulogics
upon the lato senator from Mane. aud, in *
pressing that Indignation. soundy hcrate the
'itlnnes of suoh parlisarship as, they SAY,
was exhibited by tina! failure. When
they say democrats they mean Souther-
nere Oat Of what aort tf material do
they suppose tho people of the South
arc maie2 Surely not flesh and blood; for no
man from the South. with proper respect for
himself and the SECTION he rcpres mis-, however
much he might have Icon disposed to let The
pail of death obscure what was Objectionable il
the character Of Mr.. Chandler. could hnee
spoken o word 10 praise Of the decsasel after
some of their colleagues from the North had
delivered their addresses. |, vas the intention
of como Of tho Soulherners 10 Congress TO add
such hitute as they conId c,nscienIiouaIy pay
to the memory # Mr.. chandler, bur Mr..
Ferry address Immediately and cHGoluaIlp dis.
pocd all such ideas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04
TE,e Distress I'm Ireland.

New YORK. Feb. 4.-Tho Ilorald's special
lrom pnblln gives astatemont showing tho SC.
verify OF the DISTRESS in ireland in villages. t0wns
and counties. 1t says: Every day reveals new
hefr1ra in the catalogue Of suffering. Tho Gut.
look Tor tho coming mnpths is elnOmicr than
any prediction hLs yot painted No language
can dcScrlb, tlc sppalling plivalions or the
utter destitu ion which prevails. 1t is impos.
slbo to ovCrdIaW the situation. so rapidly do
matters become worse. What might lavo boon
| an tXaggcratiou yesterday will to morrow be an
under estimate. Throo hundred thousand poo.
pie arc slowly starving. and oau Only be kept
alive by supcrhuman efforts on the part Of their
fellow creatures Some of them ara living on
QUO meal day Of lurnira or Of meal. Thou
sands IN r. ARC consuming their list potatoes.
Local efforts arc bcc6ming iooble. The people
are looking 10 the world for succor. Ia an cdi-
toriGI referring to tho distress tho samo paper
says Tho Herald 10 making this appeal to the
benevolent deems it fitting to set % example
| winch will be taken a. proof Of it's sincerity.
Tho Herald therefore opens TO day subscip-
ton for l,ish rollci heading it with tho sum Of
SluO.OUo. 1t sOlola other people to give 10
rrol orion 10 their willingness ard III ir means.
II vii! REEVE subscriptions Tor any amount
down TO % cents, cTetully publishing the name
and residence OF every subscriber, and when
desired The place OF his former residence 10 Ire
land. that the people relieved may kuow 10
| *hAEi they arc iudrbtcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

The Ways aud Means Committee Of tho u.
8. House of Representatives are now consider.
ing bill to reduce the tariff on steel rails from
$2S to SO per ton. As this commtteeo pro
fesses, at least, to ba disposed toward free
trade. We trust there may DO no delay 10 max
ing favorable report upon this bill. Should
it pass. tho effect upon Virginia. 10 the way OF
stimulating railroad enterprise within her limits,
will DO to so increase the assessed valu, of her
property as 10 render material assstaLc, to
those now engaged in tho work Of trying to
settle her just debt 10 80 honorable Way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY b
BDaAR 9NOwDBEJs
WEDNESDAY, EvEa.. FEBRUARY 4. 1850

The Richml nd Wing of to day gives, We
suppose. the cadjusers vie Rs OF the settle
ment of the debt. II says:
1.-The COUPON. non. taxabl, aud d.bearlng
features of tho McCuoch bill must have DO
place 10 the new measure; and cDy act proposed
must bo subject TO the ratification Of the poo.
pie. All classes Of creditors must be put upon
an equal footing, and the State must deal di
rec ly through her officers with the boDdhold
els. We would rel; CT the results
of the Funding and Brokers' bils. We would
throw ouG OF the account tho war and rtc,n-
struotion intcrest, and the compounded inter-
est. Ga tho principal so asoertainod NO would
pay as high rate OF interest IS could with Ger
tan;9 b. met cut Of the revenues deriVablt
from the present rate Of taXato1.
The debt would aggregate about twenty milllnnt
o. dollns. Upon that pril cipa. making dut
allowance for tho roductioo 10 assessments. the
Stale could, after supporting tho government
and schools and seLilog aside ono hundred
th0us and dollars per annum for c,nliugcLce:
aud tho gradual extinction OF arrcarges. with
certainty pay three per cent.
Aud 81 the Funding and McCulItcl acts arr
to DO repealed, the debt scaled to twenty mil
lions, and three pei c)nt. interest paid on tina
amount. Well, I'VE shall ste what VIC shal
see.''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

DAsTARplY hsSAUIT.-A dispatch from
Norfolk says that an outrageous affair took
place near thut city On Monday ovtniog Just
outside the CITY limits on tho Cottage Toll
Bildgo road. Ii seems that uolored girl, who
teaches school about Two miles from tho city,
vas returning homo in company with one OF her
gill pupils. when they Wcro aco0sted BY two
White men, ohC OF whom was armed with quo
Upon being rudey addressed tho smaller girl
ran oil. screaming for help, pnyug no regard to
Que Of the men who cllIed upon her to STOP
ln tho meantime, tho othcr man struck tho
teacher violent blow upon tho side OF her
head, knocking her down, aud afterwards kicked
her IN the side. Her screams oiaed to those
OF the child brought to their assistance a COL
orcd man who happened to be 10 the vicinity.
Before no could soy or do anythiog one tt the
men shot him in tho hip, inficing very sari
Gus and painful wound. frightened OF what
they had done, tho sssaiIanta loft, aud the wo-
man mado her way homo. 1t having been re.
ported that one CT the men implicated was q
member OF the police foIco of tho city, the as.
slstant chief yesterday took four mumbers of
the tolc3 and clfried them sugIy before the
woman fer Identification. Three of them stood
the ordeal, but the fourth, II. Il. White, who
was off duty with permission to 30 cunning, was
identified by her as ono Of the men who made
The assault. Soon afterwards White was taken
cut in tho county. to be confronted with tho
wounded coIored man. Tho party returned
and reported that tho wounded man fully iden-
titled White az ono Of the parties who made tho
assault, and warrant was thereupon issued
and served. A similar warrant was also issued
Tor the arrest Of Edward 8. Reynolds, who is
said 10 have accompanied White,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

A PRETTY PHlLANTHRoPuIsT.- "Pris-
ouer's Friend Of New York is a vt,y hand.
some and quiet wealthy western lady namad
L!oda Gilbert. She supplies tho poor wrctchcs
With books, apels, etc., and to those who are
penncd in the deadly and horrible Tombs sha
brings Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia, which
she says is tho obly real treatment fo- tue ueu
ra gla aid rheumatism. Giles Pills euro ncu
Iragia. Sold by all druggist. Send for pamph
let to d.. Giles, l20 West Broadway, N. Y.
Trial size IS cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

The Washington Stsr sustains MIR. Coneer
and desguates tho civil war 10 this country ns
tho war Of the rebellion Well. be it so.
The South has been subjected to suoh eritvous
pains and penalties for fightng for the rights
she had been taught TO believe we're auaran-
tsed her by the Cor s!itu.ion. that she can we'll
afford 10 stand ipnocuous insults.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04
Dangerous Lover

READING. PA, Feb. AT q late hour las!
night Pster Maggie made desperate attempt 10
murder Mrs. Shocksell. widow with whom no
WAS boarding. lilo was in love with Mrs Shock.
sell, and learning that another man had visited
hor last evening, he struck her on tho head twice
with Ratchet He then cut his own throat with
q butch ,rs knit, He died at 30 this morning.
Thoro sle hopes Of Mrs. ShockselPs recovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04
TO he Hanged.

HUDSON, N. Y, Fob AIN tho case Of Henry
Meoll o trial in this city for Tho last ten day.
ior tho murder Of his wife and her paramour al
Tnghkarick on tho 18th of September las, the
jury ate bong out all night rendered vordic,
this mo tning of murder in tho frat degree
Judge sborn sentenced tho prisoner to be harg.
cd ON M arch 18th. Alter sentence tho prisoner
cody IS ked the court that no DO hanged in pub
lie. and that he be allowed one hour and half
10 anaak - ~ - ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

Captain Eads, OF istty fame, is 10 Washing
i0u, 10 urge the passage of bill incorporating
The Eads Company 10 build mamonth tram.
WY across the lsthmus Of Panama, by which
vess, Is are to be carried across With their car.
goes without unloading. Eminent engineers
have expressed their belief in the feasibility of
tho scbeme, and it is estimated it will cost tnIp
halt what.an inter oceanic ship canal will, h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04
MAISISIEtD.

In this city. February 3rd, 1880. at the res::.
B. III. LAWS, to Miss KATIE JENKINS,
both of this city.
In Washington, ID. G., on January Goth, 1850.
6y Kew. DR.. Addison, w. PROSSER NOR.
city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

;oUkr OF APPEALS YEsrERDAY.-Goolwyu
AMI ais VS.. Ennis's executor and ais. Dismissed
By appellants
>, Coles ys. Wthers. Sc Argued BY Judge
Nohart Ould for appellant and Harrison Robert
aon esq, for appellees. and submitted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

-, lou CAN FIND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Ito Ware, suoh as Baking Pans, Pie Pans,
thtterS, &r., cheap at STANsBURY's,
Cor. King and Columbus a..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

}. NJ. l.areque's Anti-Bous Bilters, man.
uf6c.urcd by W. +. Thornton. Baltimore, Md ,
are an ciicclual cholagoeuo, anl Invaluable in
sntry mhlarIal or bilious climates, c,riaintIy
With their efficacy upon the I.iver. Twenty.
five cents package, or 81 pei bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

=. &ss> The regular meeting of the Hydraulion
Steam Engine Company will be hold tomorrow
GTueadsy) evening the 3rd inst q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

=, @ There will be meeting of tho Columbia
Steam Fire Engine 90. 10 morrow "Wednesday
night al u CLOCK
It JOHN w. GRANTLAHD, Secretsrv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

- IoNIlNE.-J y Hill, Tenn; W A Brent.
BALTIC. Md: S ID Emby, Rappahanncck Station,
Avai Il U Florence, Fsuquisr Go. Va; r B
Sanders, Fauquier Co, Va; NJ Ncwhouso. Col.
perrer 70. Va; q f Lacy, West Troy, N Y;
Il Furr lIondouu Go, Va; J Fletcher. Fauqueir
20. w; A L Ashford. Fairfax Go, Va; ID NJ
Chichester, Fairfag Go, Va; j II Chichester,
Fairfax Go, Va; 4 Eaveshsn. Philadelphis;
Z W kl'chen, Hcrndor, vs.; FL Carter, Baltic
q Ball, ir, Il cinond. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04
HOUSE OF ESENTATlyEs,

Alter Il 'ansao;iog some miscellaneous bushes,
tho llOus resumed tho CONFEDERATION Of the
bill rcpo. ted yesterday from tho Judiciary
Commit, 10 amending certain sections of the sc.
detcrmini ne the Jurisdiction of U. 8. Circuit
Courts ri I'd regulating the removal Of GAUSS
from Stat to Federal Courts.
At tho expiration Of tho morning hour thu
bill amen ding tho law relative to the jurisdic
ton of th U. $. cirtu courts wont over with.
cut actor J. and the House went into committee
on the oint resolution appropriating S2lHu
to onablo the Commissioner of Fish and Fisher.
los to req resent the U. 8. At tho international
Fishery Exhibition to ba held in Berlin, Ger.
many, il April next. and MIR. Morton, OF New
York, a. idressed the committee on the suit ec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

A farmer told US tho other las that ho would
mol ho without Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup If il
cost i've dollars bottle. 1t must be- Won
deriul remedy. The prioa is only n5 ccDta a
bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

TT We solicit an examination of our stock of
Ladies Fine Shoes and Boots, of which we hsvo
very full line of all tho now styles, and OF such
prices rs cannot be beat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

ID. A. Darlington, clerk Of Charlotte c5uoty;
ID. Il. Hooper, clerk OF Prince Edward ooun
y; Geo. I. Peers. clerk Of Apromattcg couu
tS; +. A. Forbes, cork Of Buckughara
county; b. B. Woodson. clark OF Cumberland
county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

1000 GRAIN BAGS, made by tho
CCOO Ladies' Aid and Employmcn!
Society, for gale by
ian "a THOMAS PERRY A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

WHEAT BRAN and all kinds Of MILL
" FEED for sale, and delivered in all parta
of the city by
JAM CRAS. 8 TAYLOR Ir
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11

ngain, relieved Uncle enn OF pen
sioner. Unfortunately, her new part.
ner treated her so badly that she
was compelled TO go 10 ihe Dl.
vorce Court for relief; al that OBJ
tanned, petitioncd Congress 10 reinsiate
her name on the military pension roll;
on the plea that she had reverted TO her
former status rs an oiiicers widow.
The committee 10 whiehs The novel
claim was referred, rep0rt9d that they
could find no instance Of fnch thing
being allowed, and deolf1e 10 advise
Congress 20 create q dangerous -and
inconvenient precedent
Here we stay our pen, not for lack ol
material, but because we have no dis
position to try the patience OF our read
ers as hardly as petitioners are apt tc
try that of the authorities 10 whom they
pray. Chambers Journal
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
Personal ANO LITERARY.


ABDur a million OF copies OF Web.
ster's Soelling 81 Book continucto be sold
every year.
THIS English Unitarinns have issued
an edition OF Channing's wOrXs, copies
OF which are sold att shilling
DIR CHARLES MACKAY viii soon pub
lish treatise on "Obscurc Words and
Phrases in Shakespeare aad the Eliza
beihan Dramatists
MR. RoBERr BlowSINe. the poet, is
living at present in France. His ply
sicians have advised pedestr anism as a
relief for his recent ill-health.
MRs. J. WELLS GnAMrNEY viii fur
nish the text ard her husband the Illus
trations of some forthcoming magazine
articles on Spain an | Portugal, where
the artists are now travelling.
TUE Directors of the Edinburgh Phi
losophical Institution have ordered the
removal OF " Ouida'sn novels from the
shelves OF their library. Considerable
excitement has followed the order.
SCHoPENHAUER was thirty years
without disciple almost without q
reader. At present the mere list OF the
| books and articles in which reference Is
! made TO him occupies ninety pages
octave of a special photography.
ARcmBIsHoP PURCELL, of Cincinnati
is very feeble physically, while hi
mind appears to be rs active as ever
/ He recalls with delight his early theo
logical labors half a century ago, wher
he rode hundreds Of miles through for
ests 10 establish churches.
Ir has been found impossible to fiji
the orders for Miss Nelson's photo
graphs since her death. Next to her
the largest number sold are OF Marl
Anderson and tho next in popularity i
are oil Maud Branscombe, many o
whose pictures are bought by artists n
studies, and are used by young ladie
in their first attempts at crayon por
traiture.
WILKIE COLLINS began life rs n tei
merchant, but after short time studie'
law Mt Lincoln's Inn. and present.,
abandoned that for literature. He is
rapid inventor and slow producer
writes at massive desk, on one sid
of which, hangs picture of his father
and on the other is tin box eontainiu
plots and schemes and ideas iotte
down. In composing he first finds
central idea, then its the characters
lets the characters evolve their ow
incidents, and begins his story at the be
ginning.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
HUMOROUS.

A CHINESE adage Love 90 little,
love Oolong, - Boston Commercial But
iGtia
SECRETS may be trusted to a miser.
He never gives anything away. N q.
iicdyttne.
CAN man who sings bass be ex-
pected to keep along the even tenor of
his wayP
Why is the discovery OF the North
Pole like an Illicit whisky manuiactoryP
Because it's secret still.
"Do FISH sing?n asks an exchange.
Certainly. and many OF them have been
known to reach the high sea - P'iftt-
delphia Sunday Transcript
BY holding a very little misery quite
close 10 our eyes, we entirely lose sight
OF a great deal of comfort beyond which
might be taken. = Buffalo Express.
BJoRNsoS, tho Norwegian novelist
and poet. HAS Arrived lin this cjoun-
try, creating quite ain excitement lin
literary circles. ajnd lis anxious ito
inject Wilhelmji, biingo, Oa CHy Der
rick,
81 THINK, dear. the dew has com
menced falling" he said, in his soitesi
accents. "Yes,n she yawned, I've
been hoping TO hear adieu for some
time,n lie didn't call the next even
ing.
"THERE are only one hundred and
fifty different ways of putting up peach
es, said young lady TO our funny
contributor; which way do you preferg'
81 prefer putting them down. was the
/ reply. Toronto Grip.
| AN American lawyer is now At.
torney-General of the Sandwich ISL
ands. II in two years he doesn't OWL
the entire ooIntry and hold the King
note for large sum he is no credit 70
the American bar. - Philadelphia ChroH'
icie.
"BY Georger' observed Danbury
young man who was married last
! month. "if I'd thought about kindling
coal fires I'D never got married. in the
fail. I'd waited till next spring anc
had six months honeymoon. Dan
bury News.
No APPLAUSE win be allowed in th'
1 theater in New York during the per
formance OF the Passion Play
They're rather afraid that some Of th'
Wall-street men might evince dispo
sition to start cheer for Judas lscariot
boston Post.
A GALVESTON woman, just married
wishing TO impress her husband will
her ability rs q housekeeper, bawle'
out TO the servant as she entered tn
door; Matildy, bring me the wash
board ! want 10 wash the potatoes 10
dinner. ~ GGlUeStoa NswS.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11

He had never tried Il before, but he
was naturally self-reliant man, and
felt confident OF his ability 10 do IT,
Moreover, his wife had gone TO the
country. Therefore, carefully selecting
from that lady's k-basket the
thickest needle aud stoutest thread, he
resolutely set himself TO the task.
Splitting upon his fingers, he carefully
rolled the end of the thread into point,
and then, closing one OF his own
optics, no attempted TO fill mp the
needles solitary eye; but the thread
either passed by one side or the other
OF the needle, or worked itself against
the glittering steel. and refused 20 be
persuaded. However, the thread sud-
denly bolted through the eye TO the eN-
tent OF an inch, and, fearing TO lose this
advantage, he quickly drew the ends
together aud united them with II knot
about the size OF buckshot. The but.
ton was a trouser ono, but he liked the
dimensions of its holes, and it was only
going ON the back OF his shirt, anyhow.
As he passed the needle gently upward
1 through the linen, he felt mingled
pity and disdain for men bungling
/ over such easy Jobs; and rs he let the
1 button gracefully glide down the thread
( 70 its appointed place, he said to him.
/ self that II ever ho married second
time It should be for some nobler reason
than dread of sewing on his own
! buttons. The first downward thrust
I had the same happy result, aud holding
tho button down firmly with his thumb,
he came up again with all that con.
iidonce which uniform success inspires.
/ Perhaps the point of the needle did not
enter TO the bone, but it seemed TO him
that it did, and his comment upon the
circumstance was emphatic But he
was very ingenious. aud the next time
he would hold the button by one edge,
and come up through the hole nearest
tho other. OF course he would. But
the needle had an independent way oi
suiting itself rs 10 holes, and it chose
the one where the thumb was. Then
the needle got sulky, 1t didn't care
about holes, anyhow, IL Il was going tc
be abused for finding them, and tht
button might have been an unperforateC
disc for all the apertures which thai
needle could thenceforward be made u
discover, without infinite poking ant
prodding 1t always came through wher
il was least expected, and never whei
il was wanted. Still he persevered, auC
it was not until he finally discoyere
that he had stitched over the edge o
the button and had sewed II on thu
wrong side of the shirt that he utterl.
/ broke down,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
Died as a King Should.

j. l.. MuRpocH has written a book
on the stage, in witch occurs the fol-
lowing story;
Mr.. Macready was fond OF telling the
following story as his experience of
American independence, exemplilied in
n western actor Of the self-satisiied
kind .'In the last act Of Hamlet"
said he, IL was very anxious 10 have
the King, who was rather Of demo-
cratic turn OF mind, TO fall, when |
stabbed him, over the steps OF the
throne and on the right hand side, with
his feet 60 the left, in order that when
/ was TO fall Ishould have the center
Of the stage to myself, rs behtting the
principal parsonage of the tragedy. No
objection was made 20 this request on
the part OF the actor; but at night, to
my great surprise, he wheeled directly
round after receiving the sword-thrust,
and deliberately fell in the middle OF
the scene. Just on tho spot whore | was
In the habit OF dying. Well; rs q dead
man cannot move himself and as there
was no time for others 70 do It. the
Kings body remained In possession OF
my place, and was forced 10 lind ans
other situation, which / did, and fin
ished the scene la the best way | could.
When expostulated with his Majesty
for the liberty he had taken, he coolly
replied; Mr. Macready, we Western
people know nothing about Kings ok
cept that they have an odd trick OF do
ing as they please; therefore, Thought
as was n King | had right 10 do
whatever | pleased; and so. sir, | fell
oack upon my kingly rights. from
which. you perceive, sir there is no
appeal. retired" said MIR. Mac
eeady, "to my dressing room 70 have
hehity laugh over what | felt more
! ike crying over u moment before,