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a Doubt Whether or Not Il VIII stand IL,
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RIcnMoSD, December at 10 not prob.
ble that under the bill Of divorce filed by
als. labonchere She will be able to oh.
tain divorceirom Richard Pigeon, her for.
mer husband. The Virginia divorce laws are
vague in the requirement thu, the plain.
till in such n suit shall be resident OF the
State. Mrs l.abouclicre buses her claims
to an abode in Virginia on one days
soJourn in one Of the Richmond
hotels before seeking the aid Of the Cour,
in her behalf. After the papers in the di.
vorce suit here were flied and made out,
AlB. l.angtry's friend and party left for
the. North. Colonel J. IL. Carrington,
senior member OF the law firm here who
represents Mrs Lahotuherc in proceedings
begun here, said that II she is the wife OF
L,ahouehere she cannot maintaia a suit
divorcins her from Pigeon before Hir-
ginia court. Other Richmond lawyers con.
cur in this view.
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SCHOOL TROUBLE.
iishI hrt"crn n Principal Hnd srhooi
Visitor Carried 70 the Court.,

iIshi hetncrn % prinrIpnl Hnti krltOol
Visitor Carried 10 tile Court..
New HAVEN, COSS., December eeo..-In
September last O. d. Cunningham, IN 1851
dartmouth graduate, aged about 20, wen.
to Branior', about eight miles from this
city, oil trial rs principal OF the high
school. lie had under him llve teachers
and 800 pupils. From tho first DR.. Walter
II. link, the actins school visitor did not
take TO him, and about three weeks ueo,
at meeting Of the School l,oarl,
he recon mended that the principal
be dismissed @ incompetent. This
led to bad feeling between the two men.
They met OH Friday evening last In the
bar.room OF the Totoket lIo,el, where Mr..
Cunningham boarded. They hal words,
Dr.. Iink Is elderly and irascible. lie called
ieptincipal n linr. Cunningham PROMPTLY
slapped his face. The doctor grabbed the
heavy hotel inkstand and tried TO throw It.
Friends caught his hand, and the ink ran
down his sleeve. Then he seized his cane
anu rushed ut the principal. Again friends
intcficred. lie challenged Cunningham
to 80 outside and fight 1t out, but the
spectators would not permit Il. The
next day he had Cunningham ar.
rested for assault. CunniDsham's counsel
entered demurrer, which was sustained,
anu the defendant WIS discharged. link
got ont another warrant and Cunningham
was Oh trial from Tuesday evening until
midnight. The result WIS tia, he was
lined 81 and $40 costs. Thercnpon the
principal caused the nrrest OF the acting
school visitor for striking him with his
cane the claim being that after the prin-
clpal slapped the school visitor the latter
managed TO get in blow with his stick.
Civil suits are also Threatened, and high
state oil excitement prevails in the town.
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EXETER, ESG., December 9e'-An ex.
plosion occurred at the Homas petroleum
stores in this city this morning, causing Il
great fire which destroyed several business
buildings and adjoining houses. The
flaming oil ran swiftly nlong the shores OF
the canal setting fire to the shipping. One
brig anchored in the cana! was entirely
consumed.
The fire caused by the explosion OF petro.
leum is still burning ilercely. Over sixty
thousand gallons OF blazing oil ran into tho
river IKE, lighting up the shores on both
sides, and more shipping is threatened,
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the testimony. Il Is Tor you to say whether
reputation shall be destroyed by ignorance;
It's for you to say whether 4 man who
fought 10 sustain this Government shall
not have the protection Of Its laws; It's for
YOU, for YOU, Tor you,-adlresslng directly
each Of the three colored men on the Jury
TO say whether inan who fought 10 lake
the chains oil your body shall have tie
chains put on his by your prejudice or
ignorance" Wiltshire addressed the Jury
briefly In behalf Of Iseerdell. The oiTef.
ing Of testimony was then begun.
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Undoubtedly Iuannc.

NHw Yong, December 22.-Ernest Dub.
ourque, the Frenchmau, who. on the after.
noon Of October 10th, nan through Four.
tcenth street, between Fifth and Sixth ay.
euues, lahhing a number Of women, was
arraigned In the OoErt Of General Sessions
to-day tor trial, on charge Of nIrder In
the tirst degree. Although seyeral oi bis
victims had been severely wounded, only
one, Ms. ilar.ey, the wife Of n police
officer died. Medical experts testified
pubous9ue YVES insane, aud the jury, unde,
the direction oi tho Court, gave a yerdicI
Of not guilty because Of Insanity. The
prisoner was then sent to the State Lunatit
Asylum. -
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.wAsnISorov, D. G., December 22.-ia.
sersoll concluded his address 10 the Star
Route Jury. Ho said""Is Is for you. gen.
uemau, to say whether you will take rs
grounds ior your verdict the prejudice Of
the public press, the letters Of the Attorney
General. the opinions Of souie onnsellof.
IIlw, Or whether you Sillbegoysrped hy
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rIl.GItIM fArlIEI,S,
rhc Landing ortiIc Mny nyfiowcr-GcIrbra.
tiun or tlt. Evcuf

ti0n or the Event.
PLrNorrH, Mass, December aa99.-Fore.
ialhei's Day isa general holiday here, and
was ushered in by II display oiilAys, salules
anu the ringing Of bells. The Plymouth
Band, the Standish Guards and Collngwood
Post, q. y. H., marched to Pilgrim Hall,
where the invited guests were received.
The march was then resumed TO the rock
on which the pilgrams landed, where II
rolley was fired by the military escort
and those present sang the
hymn America" Thence the
procession marched TO the Church OF tho
First Parish, which was filled to overflow
ing Exercises commenced by 'deaconing'
line by line the the hymn "Let children
hear the the mighty deeds their sires
achieved OF old, which WINS sungto the tune
Of 81. Marters"by the congregation. Other
hymns appropriate to the day were sung,
selections from the Scriptures read, and
the Rev. Geo. A. Tewksbury gave an his.
torlcal address upon the subject Of the day.
The exercises concluded with singing II
hymn written by Governor Long for the
occasion.
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Ex-senator EAToS wasn't candidate
i1r Speaker, but he went TO Washington
10 look around. Now he regards himself
as about the kind Of statesman to iit in.
The old gentleman is popular, md will
make trouble for the youngsters II he gets
,,ttlp uturtul
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.SARRATlvEorA PASSENGER,

Mr. Rolway Barnes, n passenger OF the
City Of Berlin, gave the following relation
OF his experience: "The Berlin Left New
York for Liverpool on Saturday, December
9th, heavily laden with cargo OF mer.
chandise. 1t had on board iit,y-eight first
class, twenty intermediate and 9Oi steer.
age passengers. There was considerable
delay In passing the Narrows and the bar.
Sunday, December 10th, the weather was
wet and miserable, and this continued on
Monday and on the evening oi that day Il
turned into fog. Then it came on 10 blow
and the breeze increased TO II guile md the
gale 10 hurricane, accompanied by alter.
mating snow, sleet and hail storms. Every.
thing was tlattened down AMI made SNUG
and taut, anu we steamed ut full speed,
Although going before the wind the Tvelo.
city OF The sea WAS so great us 10 heaye
over her stern. The waves were runnine
mountain high. a, about hali.pasl
twelve T. ". on the l2lh tremen.
dons rolling sen struck the port quar-.
ter with terrific force and sweni
it from stem 10 stem with irresistible I'M.
pulse. |. was this sea that WAS SUPPOSED
to have primarily injured the rudder. II
put considerable water in the stoke hole
and several passengers on the hurricane
deck were washed olf their feet, carried A
considerable distance and narrowly escaped
with their lives. Some Of the woodwork
WAS carried away and other damage done
but II was not great, owing 10 the efficacy
OF the precautions ttaken.J On the main
'teck thusam sea filed the lor. side and
the pdlt alley with 7G1eeu Sws,er, which
washed the people Standing there iGr
shelter Fell nell down and into confused
inass OF struggling damp humanity. Pa.
scngcrs wcrc ortlerct. above after Ills until
tho weather should moderate, As Inc day
wore on the vessel rolled, pitched ana
tossed, at one moment mounting the
pillows like q thing OF life and The next
wallowiDg In the trough OF the sen,
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: CAPITAL CuLLiNCS,

The POstoilices ut Coal Mount and Els.
wick. Kauawha county, have been abol.
ishel.
4 conscience fund contribution OF $50
from m unknown resident OF Philadelphia
WIS receivedat the Treasury to-day. The
one who sent it signed himself zone who
loves his country"
The Cabinet meeting yesterday was de.
voted 10 the consideration Of foreign iInirs
and the question OF Il half holiday in the
Executive Departments during Christmas
week. No action was taken. The Depart.
nents will probably be open rs usual.
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lifiliIcllnn nf lHncns

plrrsnrEGn, Pa, December 992.-The
employees Of the National Tube Works
Company, Of Mckersport, were notified To-
day that after January lst reduction Of
from .iyo to fifteen per cent would 70 into
effect. The men demurred, but dcemiug n
strike \. this time inadvisable, decided
10 accep. the conditions offered.
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Tng President will 20 to his Christmas
turkey with good conscience. lie has
done nobly for his party and his country,
anJ the people are waiting to see how
hearty u support Congress will give him.
The President has suggested reforms which
Congress can not afford to deny 10 thu
Ilrlillr.
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Is the midst OF his milroadine Colonel
Ben has time to look around and keep NJ,
the large circle Of his acquainAnccs. 1t
seems 10 be no secret thut Colonel hen
DOES not regard himself as entirely asleep.
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Tho Itn.>In.CnIun rr,pti,r

ST. PErEIsncIa, December a2e.-Chincse
in the providence Of Iii tortured and mur.
dered In October two Cossacks md n Russian
clerk. Tho Russian: consul, ut 'SKuldJa ~
making nm investigation. The Russians
on Tie irontie. are exasperated, and
threaten reprisals. The guards have be en-
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DorrMuSD, December 2a.-Twenty.Gye
persons were killed by the falling Of u cage
in the llardenbug mine OF Wednesday.
The cage iell distance Of $500 feet,
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fDllfih.ritflniir

BinMlSanAM, CoSS., December 22.-
i'asSett's paper box factory and lIulleck's S
hardware factory burned this morning.
Loss, 100000. - ,..r.
MEMPHIS, DECEMBER 222.-The E,rainy
Ltdgtr's Brownsville, Tenn, special says:
The brownsville cotton factory was de.
stroyed by fire Mt . o'clock this morning.
Loss 900; insurance $50 900. Over one
hundred employees IRE thrown out OF work.
The origin Of the fire is unknown. 1t was
discovered by the watcliman on duty in
the spinning room, where no fire is ever
used. The factory is not likely 10 be re-
ou!lt and has not been prosperous insti.
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RIYHhr 10 lie eIsraunruiexI

LoSDoS, December ee2-Thc government
hs decided to prosecute Biggar, the mem.
Der OF Parliament for Cayan, for recent
speech atWateriord, in which he deuou need
Earl Spencer. Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland.
us II bloodthirsty English peer.
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q the waves. The gale continued with un.

q the waves. The gale continued with un.
aoa!ed fury and she rolled and
strained In, an appalling manner.
Towards ! 3,,,, shutdown the propeller was used
q ii'tle 10 KEEP, her head to the wind, and
lhe following day, when the weather mod.
Grated u little, the usual observations wefs
,aken at noon, and 1t was found that we
mad retraced about ninety-llye miles Of our
course N n northwcstcrly direction and
toward New York. That afternoon a sail
was deserted right In the dip ol the horl.
zon, which caused much excitement and
raised hopes Of succor that were futile.
The sail passed on ushecding, though
rocket alter rocket was discharged 10 attract
its attention. i6fEs -'7'''''
AT midnight Of the lih friendly llpht
was seen bearing on US, which proved soon
to be tho City Of Chester A loud cheer
announced her approach, and Il was ar.
ranged she should take us in tow at day.
break ind In the meantime stand by us.
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Distress Among Fnrmers,

DunLlS, December 2e-SGps OF distress
among small farmers and iaborers are be.
coming more visible In sono districts, The
Government is being pressed to establish
relief works. ....'
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CLARHsDuRGn, December aao9.-[Spcclall-
The arguments In the mail robbery ease
closed this evening and the case was sub.
initsed TO the Jury. General Golf cosed the
case ably, aud It Is generally believed the
verdict Of the Jury will DO "guilty,"
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NEw YonS, December oaa.-rhe husi.
ness failures throughout tho country for the
las! seven daye. reported to h. G. Dun &
Gos MERCANTILE agency, amount to lQI;
Eastern States g, Western o., Southern 10,
Middle 81 Pacific const %, Canada IL and
New York City 9. This is II less than las,
week. ,.I,T - :
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TnE Pittsburgh Telegraph Is "inclined to
think the whole l.angtry-Labonchere- Geb.
harl cOterie bud lot" Under the libel
laws Of Pennsylvania the truth Is admitted
in mitigation.
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inanAhlp, violation Of this contract or the
rules oil the factory, or Interference with
other workmen."
This the men refused firmly to do. hut
enough workmen were found who were
not ,memben Of the order, with green
hands and apprentices. 10 continue work
IN some measure mud manner at most Of
the pOitrries.
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Trr oil explosion across lie water ougli,
to be u warning to dabblets in oil oil this
side. The roof Is likely to 80 oir or the
bottom drop ont at my moment.
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Tnrs far the teachers hay. reason 10 be
satisfied with the success Of their Institute.
Nrone could have been present without
being benefited by the instructions.
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SENATOR DAVIS will have to stop talking
or people will commence 10 look upon his
late letter with smile oiincrcdullly.
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Mn, SPRINGER wants to be SPEAKER. Mr..
Springer agrees with many other Demo.
"rals that the report Of the 1uriiI Commis.
sion N fraud.
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CoxrlSrpio bed; left me lame three days'
use Of Peruna aud Mnnalln cured me. y, j,
Wight, Erie, Pa, =
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Qlre 1,telligsltter:
oa,r-l No-. ~ And " Fourteenth sir-ri
Tnr merry time Is near u. hand when
The children have their inning.

YESTERDAY was not exactly the Christ.
mas weather lha, We read about, but Mon.
,lay NAV l,e,
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A NIGHT or ANXIETY.

Might came with intense blackncss,
and with 1t came crash as the ruddcr and
rudder post finally broke away. The ca.
eines were at once stopped, and the in.
creased rolling Of the vessel and swsshiur
oi the waters proclaimed en- accident. At
this time the :aa wus breaking in ugly
massea over the port quarter. In the saloon
confusion ruigned supreme. Goods and
chattels mingled proIniscuously; crockcry
ana glassware, camp stools and other
th;ags were deplora6ly mixed up viii
helpless and seasick Passengcra. An at.
tempt was at once made 10 put things In
order and repair damages, hui owlSv 10
lhe gale a athorough efor, WIS reiuctan,iv
deferred till daybIeas. Then came the
discovery thst the rudder and rudder most
were Tashed away. All through We,aeu.
ia. ..e vessel lay helplessly at ;.,s mercy
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,lAi Correspondence Of the In,eilIscuccr.

The owners Of the idle po,teries after n
time proposed to receive their men bacl;
upon their signing 2 contrpct, which has
received the name "Iron Clad,h and which
is as follows: a-Ir N'' '"
81, A. B., hereby agree 10 work Tor G. D.
at my trade at the regular established
prices, doing my work in a good, workman.
kenanncr, withdrawing from tho Kuivhis
Of labor. and ignoring al outside parties,
committees, aud trade or labor assoeia.
ti9ns, ia, ana also ns,ee not to connect my,
self with the knights OF Labor, or any sim
liar organizations, or TO Join In any meet
ing, or procession Of such Organization,
while in tho employ OF the said G. D.
d" In consideration OF which tho rail G
D. agrees to pay the said A. i. for his ser.
vices every two weeks, as'is customary, tht
necessary LtoppsGes excepted.
"The above agreement can only bt
terminated by citler party giving the 9th
er two weeks notice, unless for bad work
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-08-12

will now state that | made miracu-
lous cure of one of the worst cases of skin
disease known. The patient is n man forty
years old had suffered fifteen years. His
eyes, scalp and nearly his whole body
presented frightful appearance. Had had
the attention OF twelve different plysi-
clans, who prescribed the best remedies
known to the profession, such as iodide
potassium, arsenic, corrosive sublimate,
sarsapaIilla, etc. Had paid $500 for medi-
cal treatment with but little reliei pre-
vailed upon him to use the CuTIcURA RE-
SOLVENT internally, and the CUTICURA
and CUTICURA SOAR externally. lie did
so, and was completely cured The skin
on his head, face and many other parts of
his body, which presented II most loath.
some appearance, is now as soft and
smooth as an infants, with no scar or
trace of the disease left behind. He has
now been cured twcIve months. Reported
by Il II. BRowN, ESQ, BarnNell, $. G.
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CUTECURA.

The Cuticura treatment, for the cure of
Skin, Scalp and Blood Diseases, consists in
the internal use of CuTIouRA REsoLvENT,
the now Blood Puriiie", ana the external
use of CUTIoURA and CUTIcURA SOAP, the
great Skin Cures. Price of Cutcura-
Small boxes, 6, cents; large boxes, $l.00.
Cuticur0 Resolvent, 81 per bottle. Cuti-
cura Soap, % cents, Cutcura Shaving
Soap, IL cents Depot,
WEEKS (C POTTER, Boston, Mass.
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Selert gepetry,
Memories.

Thrilling through my spirit being
Come the years of long sgo;
Visions lovely-yisions dreary-
Alternating veal and woe.
Like wind mong grave.stones blowing,
Sweeps the Pi st my heart-strings o'er;
Plaintive songs forever singing
youthful hopes are now no more"
Dreams ofchidhood fairy moments
le have gone, to come no more;
Quick ye perished quicker far than
Bubbles bursting on the shore.
But we love, for ave, to linger,
Mid the scenes of olden time,
Thinking DER life's fabled stories,
That we learned in youths youns prime
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SCHOFUHA SORE.

Rev DR.. in detailing his eXper-
ience with the CUTICURA REMEDIES, said
that through Divine Providence one of his
parishioners was cured of q scrolulouS
scre, which was slowly draining away his
life, by the Cuticura hesolvent internally,
and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap extern
ally The poison that had fed the disease
was completely driven out
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FROsTBURG MD. SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST l2. 1882.

pretty face at our hero uhuiBhineu
position. Harry dropped the sugar
bowl, and nearly dropped the baby
as he arose and awkwardly tried to
explain the situation.
"That's pity But they'll come as
soon as they can, no doubt. And
now, I'm here we shall d. very well,
said Miss Laura. "Let me take
Charley. Come, baby, come"
She held out her pretty hande, and
CharleJ, who was very fond OF her
srrang to them with crow Of delight,
cuddled down on her soft ehoulder at
once. She knew where the milk was
and under her directions, Mr.. Harri'
son brought cup of it, and then
watched her with admlring eyes as
she fed the hungry child so daintily
"Now we will so upstairs, and he II
go right to sleep. You see, | know
his regular habits, which makes 4
difference" she said, with smile al
Harry, which made his face flush un'
accountably.
In few minutes Laura had Char
Icy fast asleep, and in few more
Mr.. Harrison was seated at cosy
supper-table while che poured his tea
He thought he ahould not object tc
just such an arrangement in general
and there was little hutter of en-
baraesment about Laura which made
her exceedingly charming.
After supper Harrison returned tc
the sitting-room, where Laura soon
joined him. He watched her as she
sat beside the lamp with eome pretty
light work, and, before long, the
sweet home picture stirred his heart
so deeply that he took strong reso-
luton to secure it for his own.
"Why don't George and Sallie
Gomez" he said, by way of beginning
a conversation.
81 hope nothing alarming detains
them" said Laura.
81 hope not. I'd go down and sec,
but I don't like leaving you alone.
"Go, if you like. l shall not be at
all afraid"
mo, I don't ike. They will sure
ly come soon, anyhow. My gracious,
Miss Laura, I was having an awful
time when you came"
$50 perceive I, said Laura, laugh
ing little at the recollection Of the
funny figure he cut. "I'm sorry
did hasten home sooner. | would
have done SO if I had known yor
needed me"
II wonder if don't need you al
ways. Will you come as readily if
do?' said Harry, suddenly.
Laura looked up in surprise, anc
her sweet fac flushed deeply. HAIRY
rose instantly, crossed over and stool
close to her, saying grayely:
"I am il dead earnest, dear Laura
I want to spend all the rest Of m!
life with you, May I?'
"But you have known me such :
little while" said Laura, Leudius
closer over her work.
"Long enough to learn to love you
though I think | learned that th
first day."
"No snrer than think ?" asket
Laura, half looking up with blusl
and an arch glance.
"Yea, a thousand times surerl'
cried Harry, ardently, dropping OF
one knee beside her. Il know I did
Will you have me, Laura p
I dare say Laura answered. eyes,
though Harry's shoulder hid her fac
so completely that nobody could hay
heard but himself, and l can onl
guess at her answer; for when Georg
and Sallie came in a little later, the,
surprised most interesting tableau
and one which delighted them, for i
proved that their little scheme ha,
not failed, and convinced them tina
Harrison Days bachelorhood wa
almost ended.
| ----------------s----s---s-Ss
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THE young man in Toronto, Cana
da, who took a pledge not to drink at
a public bar, and thinks he avoids it
by having his liquor sent out to him
and drinking it on the sidewalk, has
but faint comprehension of how far
the bar Of public opinion extends.