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- goIieE Easthanpton Mas, special rates for May and
I~,e Refrrenoea n. spear. M Broadway y o. resrL
10 BroaA-s- send for 1real~E ~AAA1AA nA|@~
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IMAM LINE ROYAL NAIL srEAMEES.

FOH QUFTN-FuuS AND LIVERPOOL
NpTrDi.- steamers nf thfs Iaur take l'utffant
CilF o. it~Ii.E ..... 7AIl Huff. May g. - o. n
81 ~ .t .tItfeftNu ~AIT HIAh. NaF 10. 3. nl
CITY OF NOS i,l Ai...--..l Ii l- ~ .M-f iif ' p
CITY coz Ui Kills. - A D 7 itbAl t 80 3 ~.
CITY OF Bttt --ti~ -.l % D l.-lA1' I"i' q. o "l
Irom l.rf 80. o.. foot of Iaf.i"n.-t
CABIN $50 anil sll0 Ifuru tickrtsou iaf"ra'e iTr'~
sIIf fAIf IItf at. t.l. lfafia 90 i"f'' ~ ti'A
Sainnua. -. 'tinE aIi ilfnfn- a-4aiI'
1htre Ii..ls geo tnf carry caIlo fhfFfu Hr' q.
JOIN I. DALI. Agent. I'D tii M DO 'iIt tft ~. D.
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NoNAEcH L 1 y.;.r an, 1,xpoy

MONARCH LINE.
VI SIW-YDEE and LD%DlN
splendid new tat -teamrfs
I44t.,'oc. louiur lasouia Perry. .rerF CIV
l.rrfnu Monarch. Mas d. Iff-|au Nnaitfi. HAf H.
h..yrau Monarch Nay iO. D.iac Monarch Maf -'.
Superior accommodation for -aran pa .lt.r- 80 e'I
no.. tr 100 ODD flaff voyage Prepaid ffIH. d. I"" I''
ie. -fl.l,lf moss O luslir sIuaH Monarch t'llns
TlI.. .fI N.. can ..r.u-u.tt, Sea a40rr saloon s
srnrfr- WITH cI.Ifr nutaitt rooms
Apply to ulr .Y..t ar.At
PATTON. sIDNIU- 2 o.. oRoF'ins.Hr.cn
DACIFfC NNi STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Sailing from l. g. foli Df Cana. .-l enrh ltFrf.
,.rr-rl-Nr an Iu. .a4r Nav ln nD0'L
Connecting Genital and South Autsi.s and Mexico
civ 20. .nt--. II...Ia,. May lF p. no.
From -an francisco to Honolulu NsN ICELAND i"' Aus
IrsT ANurA SATURDAY May 2. b. in
or ou arrival OF LONDON ffllf 70 -an flan -co ...
l.ss..ur.r. .r.H 200 ~AN iHAti Irft "a i'" ' ID
fsTANI- JAPAN. CHINA. y ~ ~ Ala 80. a - IN
ia. SCUM AMERICA, LNIi-AL AALi-4tA ans
NJ NItN. ....f- .. al. ...
i'"' '' d. j.. BI ILAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-04
GUNNER Resorts.

ADNlI.lI>l MENTS FOR THE NEW
y YOKn TRILl NJ WILL BE RECEIVED Al IRE
f"rOWN OPTICS 80 10 bfJadwsf. corner Thirty
- It. lD- thnf.si. conner klghth ave,
80 92 rast Fourteenth IT. conner mon saIr 80 ND
a.e corner Forty seventh A. at The HARLEY NfFltfu
lnol and 300 IhIr'ave. torrvt one hundred and
rrtv mn -t 49, % ,. ul regular once rste&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-04
Gorses and Carriages.
Tho satalosus OOmprises 50 auinals Of ~ y : =

The catalogue comprises % a1ini'S "
Celebrated pure Alphe4 boil Polonus hes a. moss
Ss vi psya rars opportunity q secsrhs n
fashionable blood IN the osUhe) go IsNel RoAutyl
Iaay Mary and others; also u 'Gr Wing in per.
@ o The island While those SEEING SS ,s anon thoss
80 =. .s.s inc speen,ns ~ hese utN y b.cisrs TIA
ao, t -, M sth he real oy ia-tlolsso
ny ny, ~. on exhibitiGn At The place u sai7
Ror catalogues sc, ~bii 1 psss.1-sR c. KELLOGG co..
l07 John-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-04

WALLACkS. 49,. ~ ,rsrrp u,,rt.cv.
IHE HNANp SUCCESS nf liif fi.Ale
THIS WORLD
.Tfs World Wail4cf.-. ls drawing - pr hni"* lfH
4r.ffIlr among Doe iNtt hnnlrfiNi ffni p-
-.rf..f .la fl, .fa-.,. lltraN
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-04-16

yNyML give special attention to any bust
wv ness intrnsbed 10 my care, such as
House building, Gisteri Making, Wharf Build
ing, Pile Driving, and any other kind Of work
that may be required TO be done.
Orders left at my residence on the Lake.
Jan. 1T.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-04-16

The St. Bernard Eagle, in reply to
our inquiry for its postoliice address,
screams back as follows:
The funny men of severalrural pa
pers, in the backwoods Of the State,
where it is necessary to give even
chickens an addressed liver pad lest
they should stray from home and be-
lost, have been girding at our apparent
lack of a brass-mountei collar or tin
tag. The ephemeral nature of these
cavilling journals, many Of whom have
barely entered their thirteenth year Of
existence, forbids US from seriously
taking offense at their wayward utter
anees, further than to sum up the total
measure Of their criticism by saying
that it was no more than might have
beenexpected from small seven-colulnn
folios. One of these miniature pam
phlets asks: "Where is that Eagles
nest!" and EcHo (the Lake Charles
paper of that name) answers, wherea
There is kind Of luxurious supeIfiu-
ity about the publication Of 4 postofiice
address with which we could well af-
ford to dispense, knowing that an awe
struck world, tracing in mute admira-
tion the Eagles daring flights through
the pathless empyrean--which latter
is grand and comprehensive word
will have little difficulty in discovering
the exact locality Of its eyrie. But,
for that matter, il we wanted to brag
about it, we have truly gorgeous
oostofice, with tho superbly-hyphen-
Of "Terre-aux-B -B@ufs,"
some exquisite vowel and
'ancy dipthongal sounds, rolling rs,
md fair sprinkling Of capital letters,
where the reverberating EcHo would
'lways fall our prey.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-04-16
" NY IA Large vIa.ioriay.'s

| Three months ago, when two
hundred OF the leading citizens
met in convention on u street cor
ner, there were seven or eight
Michigan men among the crowd.
When Colonel Parker presented the
following resolution it was Mich
gan man who supported it:
Resolved, That q committee of
five be appointed to wait upon Gal
abash Sam, late of Deaelwood, and
inform him that after sunrise to-
morrow morning this crowd will
open fire on him with the intention
OF furnishing corpse for our new
graveyard.
The committee Of Ave went out
to find Samuel and deliver their
messages He sat ON q bench at the
door of his shanty, shotgun across
his knees and q pipe In his mouth,
and he preserved silence while the
chairman of the committee read
the resolution. Then he asked: a
"That means me, does it!o
aShe does.'
SThey don't like my style of cary
ing and shooting, ehp
"That's what they kick on.v
"Well, won't go! You hayn't
got huff men in the whole valley
to drive Calabash Sam rod! Re
turn to the convention and report
that Pm here for the season."
~ forgot to menshun," continued
the chairman in q careless voice as
he leaned on his gun--'I forgot to
menshun that the convenshun has
adjourned. This committee finds
itself In an embarrassing situation,
and 1t sees only one way out Of it.
Qnless you'll agree to pick up and
travel this committee will feel
called upon to -to-n
Mo begin shooting, you meanW
"Exactly, Samuel, exactly. You
may have already observed that
two of the committee have got the
drop on youw
III see.n
"Corpses which are Iitldled with
buekshot have q very unpleasant
look,N cantinued the chairmailAas
he rested his chin on the muzzle of
his gun.
HYes, that's so.n
"And it's kinder lonesome, this
being the first plant in the new
burying ground,a
VY as. ii may be.p
"And SO, take 1t all around, the
committee kinder indulges ia the
hope that you'll SEQ dt to carry
your valuable society back to tho
Black Hills. You may have OBJ
served that three shotguns, each
under full cock, are now looking
straight at ye, We don't went to
bluff, but it's getting nigh supper
timer fia
9'Vell, after looking the matter
over, I'm convinced that these dig
gings won't pan out low grada ore,
and / guess I'LL take d walk
ARight OFF,
ssRight up this trailsn
aYcs,n
every well. Whiie the commit7
tee feels sorry to see you 60, and
wishes You all sorts OF luck, il
hasn't time to shake hands. Step
off, now, and for fear yon ain't used
70 walking we'll keai, these guns
pinted up the hill until you turn
the half-mile bowlder. Trala
march, Free Press
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-04-16
A R. MITCHELL, Attorney md

A R. MITCHELL, Attorney md
n. Counsellor at Law, Lake Charies,
La, will practice 10 all the parishes of
the l4th Judicial District, aud the Su-
preme Court, at Opelousas.
Refers to Mr. Nathan p. Smart, Lake
Charles, HoR. J. b. clam, Mansfield,
La, Hon. David l.. Pierson, Gatchito-
ches, Hon. Thos. @. Manning, Alex
andria, La.
Office, at the old Recorders Office, on
Public Square.
Feb. 5, I88I.-ly.
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Job Printing of Ill descriptions cf.re
fully executed, With neatnesa and ais
patch.
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HENRY IAGELKE

GADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER AND
- Carriage trimmer. AL kinds of repairing
done. Shop on Ryan street, between the real
.dence Of Peter Brothersoll aud Herman 8.
Jessen's store and bakery
Aug. ~, 1878 March &. 1880.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-04-16

THE CAPIToL. A large lot Of iron
pillars and material, with some flooring
for the new State House, were re-
ceiVed, per steamer Gay, on Saturday
last III few days The work will be
progressing at q rapid pace. As The
walls of the additional story, over the
centre Of the editce, are going up, the
beauty Of the designs drawn tiy the
architect are leeoh,iug diseeFnihle,
There Il no question but that the
Capitol wiu be handsoplef than before.
When completed, tI,e people of Louis
i.slssia will haye one building Of which
they Nill hape reAson " ID akena
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BOOT a SHOE SHOP.

~ SCHINDLER has opened at his old
NJ. stand, on Ryan street. Boots and
shoes made to ordur
Dee. 4, 1885, M @x
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-04-16
IL, J. LYONS,

Physician and Surgeon.
II OCATED dn Lake Charles. offers his
IL professional services to the public.
Patients paying cash for services will
find my charges very moderate.
April I9, l879.-ft'
, 1881-10-29
CHM.

l1IINt*
lfnyG fI1Su, Sept. :W.-'The c;Iba1 instttut~
ell by the palace purity ngulnst Ii lung
Chan has fatcl and the Ytccroy has been
fully established III power. AZ II conse-
tjncncc 1t IL expected that tic introduction of
railroads will not be long delayed.
The annual Corcat Embassy hns arrived
in Fekfn with special message of condo
lencc for the death Of tho Eastern Empress,
and In addition to tho yearly tribute pres
ent If saj0, 600 In gold.
4 large brick ten factory ito miles from
Foochow. owned by RUSSIAN firm. was tie
stro,cd by Hire. The Chinese worklnen, of
whom 700 were employed, declined 10 render
the foreign manager assistance In checking
the flames aid afterwards stoned Him otI the
premises, broke open tho snfe, and stole some
thousands Of dollars.
Many Of fhc students recently returned
frodi America Rre to be employed oil the tel.
rgrnpl lines being built between Ticntsin
and Shn,gl,af and which It H. expected will
be finished by tho etltl OF the year.
JAPAN.
YOKOHAMA, Oct. 1.-THE dispute In tho
silk trade continues, foreign merchants re-
fusnG to buy from tie guild under Its pres
cnt rules, and tlie latter declines TO alter the
same. The foreign merchants have nd
dressed circular to tho native producers lii
tho interior calling upon them to ignore ths
guild md deal directly with them. The it,
1luence Of tho guild Is very strong, and Its
action Is generally supported by the native
bankersa md merchants throughout tile coull-
try. The JaDalicsc sIlk-dcalers III Yokohama
and Toxic have nlso issued circulars TO pro-
tucers, and tho replies show TINT the feeling
Of tho producers il with their countrymen.
\ large meeting was held yesterday by the
japanese, and resolutions were adopted in
favor Of direct trut'c. Tho silk market Mt
present Is wholly blocked to foreigners.
The Corean Government has ordered
humber Of catli,on to he lnasle In the Osaka
{Japnn) Arsenal, and sent officials to wntcll
the process OF manufacture Also sn,ne
Corean youths ltnye arrived to learn typog-
raphy.
Commodore Sutfelil IL now In Tlentsin.
lie hopes 10 bo ublc to arrange his mission
to Coroa.
The cholera Is spreading III the southern
provinces and quarantine lsas been pro-
claimed in Manila against vessels arriving
from Japanese ports.
Th8 m0ncy-ortcr system has been estab-.
1ist1el between Grent Britain and Japa,l.
Katsurano1ny, n Princess OF the blood and
near relative Of tho Miknd0, died on the Gil
inst.
The 1likado arrived Ill Toxic this morning
from tlso northern provinces.
In connection with the new code Of lnws
to be introduced into thu .|upatesa judi
cature next yenr, 1t Is proposed to employ
| foreign Judges 10 sit us nssessor6 with the
| Japanese,
John 4. Bingham, United States Minister
| to T0k[o, Aas been offered tic first nppoint-
, 1881-10-29
1nt1inperAnGp In ftusslas


Tho commission which +is now. Sitting at st.
Petersburg to eHnaltler whit t,eunlrca should bo
tAkcn agAlnst tho spread or drunkenness In Itus-
sia will havG to tleni with a question whleh has
Hitherto baf]1c1 all tho efforts both Of public and
private cttornriso In the Empire. son,o ldea or
tho extent nt tho oyil may ho obt4tR I'd frum tho
Tact that in tho year 1BtD tho receipts fr11in tue
tax un Spirits amounted to ~ ,fou rlules Or
moro thnn a third of tho whole reycnue. Public
ho,se. M have been closed. private societies havo
instead Of brandy, tho DUTIES m spirits have
hErn inrycfy incrcnsctt: but tho consumption OF
brandy Is Ms Rrcnt as ever. Nothing tobscrvcs
tno g; lot:rshlrg eoErcspo,,dcnt Of tho CoIoRne
Without brandy: Without It ho will not .strtko u
bargain. start nll q Journey. or undcrtRko any
whrk. Every holltlny ~ hn OCCASION for drink,
ana n tho ltus.ian Chursl, theru are about it5
mr. almost al spent In branhy: and .hI. is the
chtcf cause Of the fnrninrs which periodically
deyAstntG tho country. When last year sub
scripttons wero COLLECTED all over tho Empfrs to
rrflrtdo the southeastern pr0vEuces+ which were
suffering from famine, with seei-cott,. IT, WAS
prt,Ieu thAt tho Inhabitants Of those provinces
had In TINT ycnr paid ,00, 600 rubIos In taxas for
the brandy they had mnde for their nwn con
sumption ni,t Of tho cosn- which would other
wise have prevented thom from starving.
, 1881-10-29

,, Ek1seeretary Evarts IL o1l Ills firm III Vor-
Mons, Maon writing, the. report Of tho international
4'el@Fy Commission,
La1''ett, tho author Of the song "DIxIo,"
s salea was cotnposul in the North, was utl Ohio
T. i%ea ~Ho lnado less than ssou from the salo OF
,... -. ERNST Nd'mn Is staying in Rome, wllera
sssnteeclslugvislts from a!l The priuolpal mon
sI,ys sI,ss'ofs and other notable personagcs in that
mn thas statd ai,a conservative boty,, tle
ot,:aaae'phl!t County Medical Society, bus do.
seH eI,,nat tnat lomrctort wu,nru praorltionosy ,aay
"*'po u membership undur Its rules.
~. at lug Yorktown celebration DIR, james
irgu'. irs.n'. VIII Is o. ynara old, waa ollo ct Gov.
rIsd T., stat, Al tho ago Of 10 hu wus mar..
W. u yeass old. ~''' '0' "''N ''0'o' ""' =
IN S III. eA'fslhprass Eug&nfe Is now travelling
M,I' ui'dcr tho nau,o Of tho" Marchtouess Of
thS Irt M1Gi, r. Ai!4n tho other t1hy she wv,,t to
VI hrr ,tns ,..,onto 70 500 an equestrian stutuo
ha 80. u. H. FrecnIau snys tllat tho only word
wht',. ms ho'ra s!,lcs coln.ug 10 New ENGLAND
wau "m,s, %as a. "! unttelli4lbIo to blu, Is tho
tookcd ~, ~ applied ~ tilent nut sufficiently
VI Dryden. "'''' 'ao eAoe'aoae au1horttv
tu,L aels ,e Arthur On Sunday Inst formally
,u1.r,4sa M OF tho pow IN 1t. Joi,n's Church
pr.,s.I.. p,ai. T. Washington. which was oooupletl by
urrI,'i alaatl'Ho and since thut tuv hus hef,l
Althvuuh X < aoVefat Kaneratl0ls or Presidents.
tlo chirsb ~ IL p1w; Which u nnar tho centre Ut
show hnt - ssoa Of chnr9c. the Tscusut books
alst,.t ns " ~ occupants, without exurntinn. In.
'sVo paying the annu2t reutal, ''@'
, 1881-10-29
Walton, Of Naw York, afstt Sir j. u. Ashley.
Wa]tnu laucket AsffcY'a AfntIfc1is fnr tbn

Walton, Of Now York, and Sir j. u. Ashley.
Walton bucked Asttey's Medfcus for the
nselby nursery, a1rl WIS successful. Shortly
nfterwartl lla encountered Sir Joh., II. tho
"f}lrl Cngc." 'rhe DaroMct was In n tower
Ing rage, anil, walking NJ 10 WALTON, accused
him Ut forcstailfnR him fl. the betting, and
spelling tho execution Of ltis tSfr .tohn'.)
commission. Walton replied tcn,Mrately
enough, but Sir John told Walton tho sool,er
1le went hack to America tile better. md
finally Threatened 10 t,orsewlip Walton,
WHO, Mt last, walked away. Sir Join ,yaa
Rrcat'y blamed forbcllavtng 50 dtseracefully.
Walton won Ea,0o0 on tho days proceedings.
TELEPHONES.
4 company for working tho telephone In
the principal countries of Europe has regis
tered unher tho title Ut the Etllson-t}ower-
Hell Telephone cotnpany Of Europe. Cap
ftaD, 4io0, ,U00. Col. unura,lt Is the Chairman.
There Is no public fsslic OF sl,arcs, the whofc
capital being privately supplied.
, 1881-10-29

Tho Tuno Gum Trcc-!A Substitute for
Oak. Esark.

"
,. onh- ssnrk'
rsls, writes Interestingly Of two products Ut
tint country wttici, uron,isc to be OF GUNNER.
chi ,uuorta,rc. Ono is n 11hro known M
silk.nrnsx M nr futo \ ,,ernnioI mi ensi,v.c,,l. H.
tivated plant, which grows Wild and covers
vast tracts near tho edges of tina rivers and
Iaroous ,f Honduras. IT. contnfus aycr 10
] nsr crnt NJ thc ,,ncss si,,.. this IL tha f,o,,.
~, eS't VI 't'1 "Hss. sun t"'1 - ."o eo",
snls LANGUAGE, but OF course, hc means lint
1t Is practically equivalent to, not Identical
with, the worm fibre, for l,e adds that 1t can.
},a p,nntoyrt for thc sun,e uscs nv the t}l,rn
irolu The CATERPILLAR, It Is very strong and
uuraole. IL sala 10 hafpass ootl lle''lp ntu
lux In those respects, and is used by the I,t-
tlycs far maklitr cor;lacp. ft,h-lflles. 11ets.
ham,nocks. etc. / reyjtlcnto Of New York rcp-
scnu out machinery Tor preparing the tbre
ior naarket on ,as9e seale. nas oe@nl.!eu e q
concession from tne government ot Honau-
raT: Ill., xo,oxro,, IL :. ,o,,,, ~
tnno Elthl, Which as the prepared lntlK OF u
tres closely resembling tie nov uisappeaif.
LIZ rubber tree. Large quantities OF this
x ,1y Adf9 fTe pei f sSs st 70 coast ~ r nd
have been successfully used Y ilaklns ,e- teie-
aIsn been sent to u!ls county iro'n stMe .,. 20
e nf nut as 9 y te ik Mn
were aot satisfactorily ensouraSlnE: spesl.
while, dry, und hard, Ille trees whlcI yle't
the tuno zt,lM nre very abtnilunt on tue itt~ 4,
""ics s s'sS as VII e ns tn ii othss fopea eon!tiss
anu experiment seems to llnsu proved tiat It
cat, be Used rs II substitute for ilidiA'rub1cf;
II does not nppear from atlythipE report!Sd 20 {!
, 1881-10-29

Interesting letter from tho Hon. J. ID.
Cox.
Cincinnati Commercial.
We aro permitted to print tho following
highly Interesting icttrr:
"Clxc1sNArl, uct. -, lsst.-AE uaEstcttll.
EsG;-Mf DEAL: SIR: The question y9u ask
t!m!s towards Sir. Conkllng in making up lis
Cab[npt lust winter should llesEtatn To an.
swer Ii | lid MT knnW that ,tha sentinlentS
heard ltM express freely spokon to otliers.
also, mud with no lntlu.ation OF secrscy. .,,,.
tntU llls CalEnvt men who WoulA be siu.pIy
tho representatives Ut otler luAttluG 'iei u!!f.
sttte Of It; tliat llo preferred 10 dcaI WIN
principals, fur 10 believed harmony wol,!a
10 U curtain extent lio would fecl hllilseit
belfttlett II lla were Obliged tu consult
with u Cabinet oll!egr who would not w, ~
thu fullest se,,se his 0W'l poEitlcnl MASTER or
who would l@nYU tn advise with nl!nther bG-
fore Ktying llis avn ,llylee tU the President.
For thesu reast,lls hu satt l,e would prcfer t0
hnvu n gentleman WHO wash ree1Xlilzca
lender OF u wing Ut t,!s !Mrsy Y. tllo CADlllet.
fuce, they could tust tllatr power to get on
with each other, aud th work !n harmony
for this gGoa uf tho country. u. SUCH cLrounl.
stunces l!ts 0Wti purposes nlltl' natives wotill
ulFectl!css ailtl Dnoi'uess ntoro ltkely tu III
spiru Il reciprocal r0r,!lulity nild frnIkMnss.
liz sud IIe i!lu felt thus with regnrd to Mr..
Ilulno and Mr.. Conkltng both, all! was dis.
ilo lattur, 1t lle could feel ussurau that 1t
would ba woll received, us Ae tntiluuted llo
Ind M!ready lono IN tho taso 0r. tho former,
"To u suggestion nf lho. danger Of strifc
liz Should hays nluch faith IN his ability ta
prevent such II result by Ills ow,. sltcuro
earl,estllesa in working tar public a1ul mt
pcrsona! ends. Without putting It In wor.ls
llo showed Nlso \ consciousness Ut thu III.
turncD which his own fAsty b0llh0lnle uf
character usually had upon tlsosu wl,o came
nto personal roiltact with hin, and q lnostest
but clear confidence that. with I'LL his s,Avlty
losing tho cuutrol pf Ills own Administers.
tiol. II tho worst should coMe, 10 said, and