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Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

A Gratifying Decrease IN the Nasn.
ber OF Dssths Daring the Psss
week.

A GraiiTylug Decrease IN the Nan
ber Of Deaths Daring the psss
week.
The Registrars report for tho week
ending at noon last Saturday, sho WI On
unusually small nun Der Of ds0ths, for
that period. One thing is especially
noticeable, and tliat IL, that during the
week there was not single death from
consumption. The death rate for the
past week was (taking thu population
at ~, ,OOO) one in every 34Gl, which IL II
very low rate. and shOw that Whining
ton Is one OF the healthisst cities in the
world.
During the week there were l3 births,
7 marriages and Is deaths as lollows:
Bronchial catarrah, congestion of
lungs, chronic cystits', diphtheria. in
fiammation of the lungs, membraneous
Group, pleurisy and bronchitis, puerpsr-
al convulsions, pneumonia, rheumatic
carditis. smallpox, typhoid fever and
whooping cough, one each.
Total de Lths reported: l3;classified Is
follows:
Born in the Uuited STATES, 10; foreign
born, 8; white, 9; bla *, 4; males, 3; to.
males, 10; under one year of age, 3;from
to 8, 3; from to 10, j. from 10 to ~ 81;
from 40 to 80, 2; from 50 to 60, l;adults,
4; minors, 8; still births, 3; brought here
for intermen., 2; sent away, 2.
Death by wards: First ward, 2; Sec
ond. 3; Fourth, 2; Fifth, /; Seventh, 9;
Eighth, l; Ninth, 2; total Is. For the
corresponding week Of last year Is
deaths were reported.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
THROUGH THE STATE.
Items Of News From the Towns
and Villages ~ Cleaned Prom
Exchangos.

and Villages - Gl00ned Rr0O
ExchsDEos.
A. p. Griffith, the Smyrna reA estate
agent, has sold a farm OF rs acres, and
the farm stock and implements belong.
ling to Robert Wicket, near Slaughter's
Station to William Wood Of Smyrna for
5000 cash.
Geo. W. Williams of the Newark
Bank, has in his possession an old com
iinental bank bill for "Seven Spanish
Millard Dollars. 1t bears date Of
SeDtember Goth, 1878. The note il VAL
ued at $40.
The Middletown Tran script says: We
like to get ahead of our Peninsula
contemporaries, therefore we take this
opportunity to announce that the peach
crop of S2 is still safe.
The annual meeting of the stock hol-
ders of the Peninsula Agricultural and
Pathological Association will be held
on Saturday, January 18th, al Middle
town.
| The oyster packers of Ssaford have re-
duced the wages of shuckers to the old
figures. There was some difficulty At
first, but every thing is working smooth.
| Y now.
A young lady of Lswes, Del, wears n
hat OF the cartwheel pattern ~ large
| that upon entering the car door she
| is compelled to Lold her head side.
ways.
1t is said that three hundred and
nineteen immigrants arrived during
the past year from Europe and settled
i'll this State.
Farmers below Camden are plOwing
the sod fields. The ground Is az dry
and mellow as it usually is in early
May.
Charles Tstman, president Of the
New Castle County National Bank VI
Odessa is ninety ears old.
Baltimore parties will srect large
canning house at Seaford.
MARYLAND ITEMS.
A Pocomoke City boarding house
keeper had three lazy boarders married
in three successive weeks. The POGO
moke Record says that according to ru-
NOR he is new Overrun with applica-
tions from other ladies who want board
there.
The Cecil Democrat published at
Elkton, Md, made its appearance last
week in all entire new dress. 1t now
presents neat and lastly appearance,
both in style of typography and gener.
al make up.
Denton Jail is again without an occu-.
pant save the Sheriff and his family,
who occupy the west end of the build
ing.
The Cristield oysters packers lose
about 81 900 by the failure of H. Ed
wards q Co., New York commission
merchants.
The Methodists at Greensborougb are
struggling over the weighty problem:
"Uan church memb bers dance"
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
Shooting for A Prize.

On Saturday evening shooting
match took place at John e. lreland's
gallery, under Liberman's building,
corner Filth and Market streets, Eight
contestants entered for the prize. Fifty
shots we're allowed each man, and the
following was the result
John ,Murray,-42 BELLS Edward
Sh4rpless, "a bells; James Joseph,
81 Charles Sweedes, William
Mumford, 81 A. Layton,-T Ed
ward McManan,-25; Benjamin Quin-
by,-lS.
The RUG il a plain one valued at S.,
on which is engraved the champion
Gallery Shooter OF the City of Whining.
ton Del" The ring will .bs presented
this evening 10 tho winner, Mr.. Mur.
ray.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
DOings of the Win d J..

Yesterday the wind blew down a part
of some new three story houses that art
being erected on Fourth street neal
Adams. The brick work was com.
pleted as far as the third story and the
joists laid. The accident has not weak.
ened the bOuses in the least.
Al Sixth and Madison streets, it COM
pletely weakened the street lamp that
was on that corner, and at Sixth and
Washington streets, broke the glass out
of another.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
A Model school director.

The following is from The Philadel'
phia Times and certainly beats Will
milgtou, although We have had mem
bers of the Board of Education that
have, in their spseches before that body
said that they thought education" was
u good taking:
SEEMS TO BE DISQUALIFIED ANYWAY.
To the Editor of The Times:
dear Sir Being a reader of your
paper four the last few years thot
would ask your advice | am candi
DAFT four school director and am sure
1 will be Elected | am "a years old
some PERSONS tells me hav to be e5
and some tells me ] hav to be Il now
what want to no is which is rite by
ansering you will oblige A. $. d,
Januery Goth 1881.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
CUTTING AFFRAY.


Afroot0Os
On Saturday evening last about nint
o'clock, o negro named Charles Rider,
came home to his boarding house in an
intoxicated condition, aud commenced
to raise row with the proprietor oI
the house, Simon Washington, also
colored. The house is situated in
"Jessup's Row" Ninth Ward and the
circumstances of the affair arc as fol.
lows:
According to the evidence, Charles
commenced to "cuss and swear" as
soon as he entered the house. This
cursing and swearing did not suit the
landlord and the uhruly boarder was
promptly elected. The man, however,
would not stay out, and coming into
the house again attacked Simon severe
ly with a razor, inhicting two severe
gashes on his lett arm near the shoulder.
The severe cut did not silence Simon,
but on the contrary made him more
violent, and he seized chair, with
which he telled his drunken assailant
to the floor aud kicked him into the
street. The blood thirsty Rider was
not yet satisfied, and again returned
to the houae, when Simon drew re
volver and fired one shot, which though
it missed its mark, scared the fight out
Of The wou d. re.m urderer and caused
him 10 flee. He ran up Market street,
closely pursued by Simon, and before
they had proceeded far Officer Kennedy
joined the chase, ann took both parties
into custody After they were safely
Gagged in the City Hall cells, DR.. Ogle
dressed Simon 'Vashington's wounds,
which were severe and painful.
Charles Rider the assailant was given
II hearing yesterday morning, and was
held for court in the sum of $1,000, to
answer the charge OF assault and battery
with intent 10 kill. After which both
men were each held in the sum of $500
for their appearance AT court for carry
Ing concealed deadly weapons
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
TN ap,R al Quarters.

Mr.. Stansbary Murray, the we'll
known barber, who has been doing
business at No II Water street for sew
eral years, has removed his place of
business to No. . French street, imme.
diately adjoining the United States Ho-
tel and opposite the new depot. Mr..
Murray will fit up his new quarters in
first class style, and will be pleased to
see his many friends in his new quar-
tors.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
Police Court this Morning

Mayor Almond presided at police
court this morning, and disposed of the
two following cases:
j. P. Swapeyer, arrested by Officer
Hardy, for being drunk and disorderly
at Front and French streets. He was
ordered to pay fine of 81 and costs.
Thomas Ryan, who procured lodging
at the City hall for three consecutive
nights, was sent over to the Castle for
10 days for vagrancy.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
LONSl Llnkless.

The locomotive department of the
P. w. & Is. shops, was visited on Satar-
day by Mr.. Ely, master of machinery
on the Pennsyl vania Railroad. During
the visit the tools and machinery were
fully inspected.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
Watch Presentation.

During the noon hour on Saturday,
the workmen, employed in the car shops
of the jackson II Sharp Co., assembled
together In a group, and presented Mr..
Muslin, the section boss Of that depart
ment, with q handsome silver watch
and chain, as a token Of their esteem
for his many acts of kindness toward
them. TIE presentation speech was
made by Mr.. Chandler Il. Way and re-
ceived by Mr.. Muslin, with many
thanks. The recipient was taken COM
pletely by surprise.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
SPECIAL MENTION.
Oysters.

T.. .uox .o. - no, Tho hoo, and fresb.
,a. - aystarsin yUu "%n' ,ha " marLat 90 to Ain.
scow'a III Sh;nIey street. 20, %, &c
and 4Octs. per quart; and also whole sale
and retail.
Rsdu, ed pr,ces.
u.;o, n.r.b,pt tailor No a East
Third street viii sell off the balance OF
h,s w,ntsr stock at reduced prices, in
order TO keep himself and workmeu
employed.
skinny Men.
Walls Health Eenewer. Absolute
cure for nervous debility and weakness
of the generative functions. ii at drug
gists. Depot, II. h. Bringhurst.
Rough Oh Rats.
The thing desired found at last. ASK
druggists for Rough on Rats. 1t clears
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

A letter to the Baltimore Sun, from a
reliable sources states that an oyster
famine may be expected at any time.
The excessive dredging and the manner
in which it is done is endapgering the
permanence of the richest beds.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
End OF Thumb Torn on.

On Friday afternoon last William
Ward, an employee at Jackson u Sharp
Company's ship yard, while assisting
in handling piece of timber had his
thumb caught aud the end torn off,
making a painful wound.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

The Committee Oh Seats will report
to the Board of Education at their
meeting this evening and il is expected
that there will be lively time. The
committee are divided in their prefer
ence and it Is expected that their di-
vision Of opinion will also be shared by
tho board.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

On Saturday Coroner Weldin assist
ed bv his physician investigated the
cause of death of an infant child Of
Abner Watson, colored, who resides In
Anderson's Court on Sixth street below
Walnut. A certificate Of death from
natural causes was given.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

Henry u. Sparks has been appointed
on the police force, In place of James
T. Davis, who resigned last week. Mr..
Sparks was special policeman on the
Brandy wine during the summer of
1880.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

A large red and white COW, with small
horns. has been In the pound for day or two
II the owner does not take her away before
Wednesday next she will be sold at Public
Sale, at Brakes Auction store. by Orcer of
WIN. J. Maxwell, Chief OF Police.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
The HislOrical society.

This evening at 7.3O o'clock, the Del
aware Historical Society will hold
their regular monthly meeting in their
room on Market street below Tenth. A.
full attendance Is desired.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
NOTICE.

N
My wife, Martha J. Russom, to whom T
have beon married ten years. having left my
bed and board, and is now harb0rcd by RODt.
Graves vile, who forewarns me from setting
my foot ia the yard, where ne resides. tt fs
is to forbid the public trusting the said
Martha j. kussom on my account, us ! will
pay no bills .fhe contracting.
j29-lt* VIM. ID. RUSSOM.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
Oh III "A 1Oh,
FRANCIS VINCENT.

respectfully offer myself as Il candidate for
Mayor, by the Republican party ofthe city OF
earnest support to the nominee, whoever he
may be. jun ~
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

g nnse caY, su4Kk y: not that ! am
raid of beina This shooting
ma; meas n mi ~ a IA out"
Atam trtisu1 - Yi3sl Judge Cox the
,r;snnar cXrSS1l5y f111ruRed his glasses,
INA vstth Y yl6h43t ~ tSSgreu to read from
, ns,,ns,,rirt IN w 1Si]US S2s
-Tha ,,rssrsc,, tiea s3s516Asnd that am a
wickef n,an., m. 3cOyile and Mr..
fis.~d shIuk 7I - = FANATIC, and pre.
|, .,,,na .vnn think I 49, / certainly was
]. irns1ia Z NJ II ~ n 4hen fired on the
yT,rasid sidSnt Snd tkS sA meri San people
'..,,~r.iiv' apd Z Tsa1nm Won think |
ss.s xyss, vn,s ~ = s6ia,s, an y.hiup more
arss.. - r y ~ 4 sss'75 n 10 that denot and
+, sl,nn9i IN nv &foxfaent OF the United
SsS sssy "s, {fST TKSF. IN .av "a L,thnr
was seno VI iReAne ut the moment
Atifed tnat go Acn nave nothing To
40 WITH NJ cOl9isaen before or since
thaf anos M ulol iou illnst say ny
your ysrdice eane oI insane at the no
ment tne snn. ~ hFod. II you nave
doubt f0t ny tnHisy Ut .ie moment
you mnM etvc ~ me @hent OF that
d0upt Au0 ec6nAs me Ahat ~ II you
nayes any aOuut Neetner l. nrou Una.
shoi, 0r - tns neeeso .ne i'ei'y' III
nred y on my CSS sccOhht ! was sane.
~ nIel " e9R uyseit inc agent
Of tno QM INSANE anu you
/ mus ac4uls. Sas1 sebne ia" as gwen IN
Z tne iSceuS ..sAs1 Vi inc ne" iork
GCourt oH pys4a~ ~ treVo'utlo''i|eS tne
old rules Anq ~ @snd step Toward IN
the lay a. inAAniby, ~ Is worthy or TINS
age a reiif0>Aiss ylectricily and tele
phones, and y w@isooues from the pro-
grcsstvs hsAfe pk Msw YORK. have no
heHltatlQn "a ~ Snat u IL special
prOvidanQo N ~ 44vor and ask this
Court AuNl Jrsysss. teconsider 1t. some
OF the ~ IN ple ~ America think me
tho grkAfeug Wn2SOl this age, and this
4 feeling LII fr0Wtnat They believe in my
iusplSAfiea And That Providence and
\ hAve really aeved the nation another
war. Wy speech sitting forth in detail
my deteBco WAS tAlegraphed Sunday 10
all the leading papers and published
Monday m0futnG.a1d now am permit
ted w Hin HpeOF 10 deliver it TO yon.
Only i here dnatr1 q exp press my indebt-
edness 70 ~ Ar1erican press for the
able snd cafGfnlWA they have report
/, "a this oase, The American press is Il
V8BL IURIUUs
Th0Y nenlgnlky bring down their man
vhen Jhky N1t1 anon him. They OPEN
I'd uyo1f ~ III their batteries last
. July bocau3o thGy did not know INV
motiys a01 1ntUtS Sntion. Now that this
trial has deytloood my motiv. and in.
sfirattOn sthelr bitterness has gone.
Soma edttofS ako double AIDED. rhey
-cttSe ybn t0-dSy. bless you tomorrow,
A THY that public opinion is
fOr u III ff6et you, which show, the
low 9fsAS ofjhe(Y humanity. desire
Is thank ~ brother aud ,i,ter and nv
. council. 6Coyftse and Reed. for their
yaiuahib tSryfC3s | iutend 70 pive NV
6ounsal o. t,SpecialIy Srov,Ile Ue
isa starch man Snd a hero. and | com.
mend him u tlla.great Northwest Az a
fine LAWYER and christian gentleman.
We hnve differed as to this d.fenr.
He Mas hfs the Nv and have mine.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23
DRUMWELLP PLATING WORKS.
No. 1877 W. Lombard street, Baltimore, MI.
FINE ELECTRO.GOLD. SILVER d
NICKEL RLATEKN.

Knives. forks, spoons, ten sets, ice pitchers,
cas- or:, walters, dental tools, door plates and
door bells, old cop or cake baskets and candle
sticks, plated and repaired In most thorough
manner All work warranted. Apply to Jera
Smith, sl1 Tntnal street Jj3 IT.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

The smallpox Is abating In Hudson
county, New Jersey.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

NOTICE.

NOTICE
A nee ing Of the Trustees Of the Poor OF
New astle County. will be held at the aims
house, on Wednesday, January 2bth. at 10
o'clock IN Persons having bills will pre-.
sent them by that day. The Supply Com
day, January 2sth, at 10 o'sloct q. III. when
propose will be received for furnishing the
aim house for the next three months with
bread. meats and tobacco.
j25.2t J. w. COOCH, Sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

'Tis said that thirty inches span
The average ROman'5 waist;
And lust 50 long a. the arm OF man;
SO when it's snugly placed
Around the damse. whom one treasures
There is conformity of measures.
How admirable are thy works,
q Nature ! Kind ana deer:
F.rspite of all thy quipS and qutrks,
And various d oingS queer,
Thou mOlldest waists Of proper bias,
While arms to fit thou dost supply us.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

II you want to get the best and fresh
est oysters in the market go to Ain
scow's, III Shipley street. 20, 20, 30
and 4Octs. per quart; and also Wholesale
Daily Republican., 1882-01-23

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-05
Deserves Rls Freedom.

Philadelphia, "a recaptured de-
serter Of the army handcuffsd and
pinned to an iron bedatsud with thick
heavy chain, escaped from the third
story Of building on Twentieth and
Market streets, on Friday evening. The
fugitive carried the large bedsiead with
him and reached the ground in two leaps
of fourteen and twenty feet. No trace of
him has been found. The bedstesd and
fettels also escaped. His name is Condy
Boyle, residence, Allentown. He show d
greet skill snd daring an planning his
escspe. He had difficult wooden wall
eleven feet high after his jumps, some
thing few men have been able to do un-
incum bered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-05
Murder and Suicide,

Denver, 4.-RepUbLica1a's Durango,
Colo: Last night about IL o'clock, while
DR., II. A. Clay, the pioneer physician,
and one OF the most eminent citizens.
was sitting 10 his Office. when his usrtner,
DR.. Evetsky, entered and without warn
ing, fred several shots at Clay, and then
blew his own brains out with the same
revolver, dying instantly. Mr.. Clay
died this morning. They bad bsen part
ners for several months. doing thriving
business. No difficulty was known to
have existed between them until yester-
day, when DR.. Evetsky received Sc
we're cowhidiug FROM Mrs. Moore, and
Miss Hawkins, who accused him Of talk
ing about them. Evetsky was under the
impression that lis partner, DR.. Clay,
had something 10 dc with his being cow
hided, which, it is thought, led TO the
fatal shooting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-05
TELEGRAPHIC
Mason NIorgan,s murder.

Rochester, N. Y, 3.-TLe Union and
Advertiser publish seven column re-
port made by the lste Frederick Whit
tlesey, anti Masonic leader, giving a
circImstantisl account Of the abduction
of VIM. Morgan 1t is most interest
ing story, but il is in brief that when
Morgan had been arrested for trivial
debt, and abducted from Csnadaigus
Jail, through Rechest r to Fort Bar
CARA, he was confined there in maya
zine in charge of Edward Giddene. On
the 14th Of Septemb Der, 1876, royal arch
chapter was installed in Lewis
ton, and many prominent Masous
were present, most of whom knew
of Morgan's place of coneealment.
Morgan refused 10 take food from his
csptors, saying he would starve rather
than put himself in their power and
made great cutlery and was with great
difficulty quoted. Several conferences
of Masons were held for decision of the
question. how 10 dispose of Morgan. all
agreeing that he had forfeited his life,
and all the evidence gathered by Whit
tIesey tends to show that he Was.put to
death on the night Of the 9th of Septem-
Der by being cast into Niagara River.
WilIism P. Danials, in the late trials IN
Lockport, refused to answer question
on the ground that he might criminste
himself, as accessory 10 the murder. The
judge SAID he must have better evidence
Of mufdsr than the public had. Ma
sons in the vicinity fearlessly asserted
that nobody would ever be punished
even if tried for murder, because Ma
sops were in high places and would
shield them. Whittlesey, who wrote
this document was q vevy eminent
man. He died in 1851 but the document
was never before published and it is
| believed to be the most convincing ever
prepared on the subiect.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-05
TIC sooz,IIe.a.

Chicago, 3.-In The Seoville divorce
case a step was taken on Saturday which
warrants the belief that Mrs. Scoville will
get the decree she wants without further
opposition. Scoville withdrew his an.
swer and his attorney withdrew bis APP
pearance. NJ. s. Robinson was then sub
stituted ss Mis-. Scoville's attorney in
place of Blanchard. The announcement
of ths bill was Withdrawn and q rule was
made On Scoville to plead, answer for de.
murer instanter. He failed TO do so, hav.
ing just withdrawn his answer. Default
was entered against him. The case will
probably be heard er pGTte next Sator-
day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-05
Fnat Oceans tenmers.

New YORK, S.-The American Quick
Time Trsnsit Steamship Company Of
Boston, designs to build steamers and
run across tse Atlantic in five days st
less expense than the present slow boats
require. Mr.. q. Perry Bliwin is build
ing them here, They are long, narrow,
bnoyant in the water. mastless and
Ehspely' screw. ten feet in diameter, en-
tirely under water. One vessel, the
Meteor, is nearly done, and will, it is
expected pillow the crests Of the waves.
The ventilating shafts prepared will be
very effactjve ia The worst weather. The
1lete II will have engines Of 500 horse
power, and they Wiz be placed inside Of
ten days. 1t is believed twenty FIVE
miles will be ootsined,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-05
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL.
->~

THE PRoPRIEToRs TAKE PLEASURE
1 in announcing to the public that they
have remoddled and reftted the Hotel.
The Dining Rooms are spacious and the best
of Meals viii be served night and day.
Single Meals, SOC.
Hot Lunches (ss per card,) 25c.
Rooms and Board, $3.50 to 81 per day, $40 to
SI2 per week.
Board, ~ per week:
Tie Bar has been removed to the north Of
the Hotel and four Billiard Tables added for
the accommodation of guests, ard is now
open. A. P0DLECH & co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-05
BEHR BROS.
j UPRIGHT PA NOS 4
Are made of the best materials that
money can purchase, and the workman
ship is of the VERY HIGHEST ORDER.
Their construction is Of the
MOST SOLID CHARACTER,

Having q FULL iron frame with two
and three doublings; a pin-block made
of eight thicknesses of maple, vertically
crossing and re-cEossing each other; a
Bessemer steel action frame, which holds
the action with such absolute frmness
that no unfaYorsble coalition of the at
mosphere can in any way affect it. All
these valuable improvements have been
patented the present year. and now enter
into the construction Of these pianos, Sc,
curing for them the proud distinction Of
the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-05

Remember that Stamina vital energy, the
life principle or whatever you may choose to
the causes of disease and death. is the grand
safeguard Of health. 1t is the garrison of
the human fortress and when il Yaxes weak,
the true policy is to throw in achievements.
In other words, when such an emergency oc-
curs' commences course of Hostetter's Bit
ters.
For sale by Druggists and Dealsrs, to whom
apply for HOstetters Almanac for 1888. Tvs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-05
MOSt Durable Piano Made.

Another valuable patented improve
ment is the maple bridge made of END
WOOD, and the inserting of specially Sc
lected maple wood in the capo d. GstTo,
producing tone Of truly wonderful rich
ness, clear and sympathetic quality.
The scale is entirely new, and is in
reality that of