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NEVERTHELESS, IT IS FAcT.-It
may be that the old leaders Of the
democratic party in this State are cul-
pablo in nothing and that the protests
against their longer continuance in
command il an unreasoning and un-
reasonable clamor. The fact remains,
nevertheless, that the clamor exists.
Is confined 10 no particular section Of
the State, and instead Of diminishing,
is increasing in volume and fierce
ness. In this condition Of democrat
ic politics, would II be wise in the
September convention of the party to
treat This manifestation Of feeling with
contempt? On the contrary, would
it not be true craftsmanship in the
convention to recognize it as a factor
in our politics entitled to be duly
weighed and considered? We do not
ask that it shall dominate the cOnyen-
ton, but only that it shall be allowed
its proper measure ofinAuence in nam
ing the standard-bearer Of the party
in the coming contest.
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Messrs, Editors PLEASE Announce DAN
TEL J. PAYNE rs - candifssic for Jadge Of
the Orphans Court ut the ensuing election
and say that he will receiye tlJe undivided
support bf the republicans Of
March 20, 1883 CHAPTFcO DlsTRIcT.
Messrs. Editors Please announce Mr..
STEPHEN JONES rs suitable candidate
for Judge Of the Orphans Court at the ensu-
ing election and sag that he will receive the
undivided support Of tIe RepSDlicans through
Out the County.
Nay 81, 1889
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-06-21

Judge Treat, in the United States
Circuit Court at st. Louis. Monday,
rendered a decision Of great import
ance to nearly every part of the
United States, settling the great barb
ed wire fence controversy. The eff
feet Of the decision il to release all
restrictions on the manufacture IF
barbed wire, aud save millions Of dol.
lars annually to farmers and ranch
men Of the country that has hereto
fore been paid in the shape Of royal
ty.
The Princess Anne True MayyIcnd-
no recommends DR.. VIM. II. Gale, of
Somerset county, as q suitable Demo-
cratic candidate for Comptroller. 1t
says: "In the lower counties, and, as
we understand, in some of the upper
ones, DIR. Gales nomination would be
received with great favor. He would
add strength to the ticket in every
way. No word could be said any
where against his merit"
Gov. Hale, Of New Hampshire, in
his inaugural, calls the attention of
the Legislature to the general laxity
of divorce laws; and recommends that
this growing evil be checked. The
records of the courts throughout the
country admonish lawmakers every
where that it is time something were
being done to preserve the sacredness
and binding effect Of the marriage
tie. The statistics Of divorce are as
Stunning alarming proportions.
Dukes, the slayer of Capt. Matt,
and defamer Of his beautiful daughter,
was shot and killed on Wednesday
last. Dukes was tried and acquitted
for killing Capt. Mutt last December.
All the parties were residents of
Uniontown, Pa, where Mutt and
Dukes met their death. Young Mutt
has the sympathy Of the whole Coun-
try.
Some Of the Ohio Democrats think
they ought to nominate soldier can
didates this year as an Offset to Fora
ker. They set up two in 1870 with
only three legs between them and
they were badly defeated BY a calico
merchant, supplemented by q person
Of the name Of POOlenhicker or there
abouts.
The New York World thinks that
if Ohio should 60 Republican in Oc-
tober it would have no material ef
fec. on the Democratic chances next
year. The New York San takes Just
the contrary view. Success is always
better than defeat at any time, and
the SIN is probably right.
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FURNISHING GlODy.

Our Furnishing Goods Department con-
tains everything needed in n gentleman 8
wardrobe. No gentleman OF taste who ap-
preciates richness and elegance Of fabric and
style should miss seeing our stock Rem en-
her. while this assortment is largely composed
Of the finest grades, we do not %sk fancy fig-
urrs on single article. Our prizes will bear
comparison with those usually asked for
cheaper goods, while in quality and makeup
they will he found immensely superior.
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/" ANOTHER DopeE."-We m


ANOTHER DoDGE. we made
mention in our last issue Of a news
paper enterprise which had been re-
Gently started in Baltimore city by
colOred men in the interest OF their
race in the State. The paper is named
The VindicGtOT, is edited by j. Wes-
ley Adams, and advises that the col
ored people shall sever their connec-
ton with the existing political par
ties and organize independent Of either,
thus putting themselves in position to
take advantage Of any opportunity
that may offer to increase their weight
and importance and generally to adj
vance the interest Of the colored peo-
pie throughout the State. To our
surprise, our contemporary over the
way treats the VindgcGtOr as an in
trGder and appears to resent its APP
pearance as an impertinence. It des-
cribes the paper as a dodge, as 1.-THE
offspring of dissatisfaction growing
out OF Col. Ditty's removal" and en-
deavors to settle its fate by declaring,
that "are appreciate the advocates of
the cOlOred peoples rights, but when
the advocacy is to their detriment,
zoe must take exceptions" Why sre
should be listened to by the colored
race on a subject like this in prefer
ence to Adams and the HIndioatOr
does not appear, nor is it quite man
ifest why the paper should be hawked
at and Outlawed By a republican col
laborator. Probably, whatever the
condition Of Adams and Company, ere
find ourselves very comfortable under
present arrangements. For aught we
know, this may explain the milk in
the eocoanut. But whatever the feel
ing or motive that may propel Adams
and inspire the VindicatOr, it is clear
that DittY's removals. not the only or
even the main grievance which colored
republicans are complaining Of, and
tins is evidenced by the proceedings
ofths large meetingof cOlored people
0here were fifteen hundred presently
which assembled in Howard county
last week, an unprejudiced and un-
partisan account Of which, we give
below:
"A mass-meeting Of the colored
people Of Howard county was held at
Ellicott City on Monday of last week.
Mr.. Nicholas Henderson presided and
Nj. l.. DeCousy acted as secretary.
About 1000 persons were present.
One yiee-president and secretary from
each district in the county were an
pointed. The Patuxent and Colum-
bla bands rendered dumber Of nom
ulssr selections. The assemblaee was
called to order by Mr. Henderson.
who introduced as orator Of the day
Col. VIM. MurTell. He held the
closest attention Of the large audi.
ence for more than two hours, and at
the end Of his speech was warmly
colnplimsnted BY many Of those pres
ent. Col. Murrell referred 70 the
Numerical strength Of the colored
vote in Maryland. and explained how
insignificant the handful Of white Re-
| ublicans were without their sup
port. He then proceeded to shjw
how the white Republican leaders Of
the various factions had been using
the colored voter merely for a tool,
and how the latter element, which
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

MessEs. Editors Thinking that BENZ. J.
StlEIiNANTlNE has proven himself to be
AN efficient officer and one in every way de
serving the confidence OF the whole people,
you are requested To announce hia as "a can
didaie for County Commissioner at the ensn-
ing election. he will receive the cordial sup
port OF the 9Th DISTRICT.
Mar % AZ
Nessrs EditoFs-Plrase anBouuce A. II.
GRAVES Ne candidate for tbs Commission
ers' Court.
Jan IL. 1888. Many Friends
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court for 81. Nary's County.
In the matter OF the sale Of Real Estate asses
ssd 20 Frank Hume, By Peter r. Smith,
Collector Of State and County taxes in the
lst election district.
TT is hereby ordered this 3ist day Of May. A.
D., 1888, that be sale mads and reported
by Peter p smith, Collector in the above caar,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause 70 the
contrary be shown on or bisoTe the 4ih Mon
day OfJune, 1888; provided copy Of this orda r
ne published in the ST. Mary's BEAcos, ons G
. week for three successive weeks prior 10 the
said 4ih Monday Of jane.
The report states that the land sold for
SIS.
J. PARRAN CRANE,
Associate Judge.
True copy-T@t:
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
June :, Ies3-sw.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court for ST. Mary's coun

In the Circuit Court for St. Mary's county
In the matter OF the sale Of Cornfield Harbor
Wharf, assessed TO the Washington City
anu Point Lookout r. r. Company, by Pc
ter y. smith, Collector Of State and County
taxes in the LIST election district
IT is hereby ordered this 3Ist day OF May,
4 A D.. 1883. that the sale made and re-
ported by Peter =. Smith, Collector in the
above c. Sc, he ratified and confirmed, nnless
cause 70 the contrary be shown ON or before
the 4th Monday Of June. 1889; provided copy
OF this order be published in the ST. Mary q
BEAcoE, once week tor three successive
weeks prior 10 the said 9Th Monday ofJune.
The report states that the same sold for
$40.
J. PARRAN CRANE,
Associate Judge.
Trne copy-Test:
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
June Z. Iss3-3w.
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TRUSTEES SALE


pay xsrtuv of a decree 0f the CiFeait Court
- for 81. NaEy's eOnnay. sitting ass Court
az Eqaity, passed O. che nth day q EsoFua-
~, a. H.. ass3, Ia esese whezeln Th0saas
Il. fowler aud wife are eoDpAfnAnss, ana
casharine RaSronghs Amd Others are desen0-
ants. the anasFsiEnesa, appoiAied Trustee oy
zais decree 70 sell the hands and premises in
tAa psoe@@aangs neatioaea, wiliofe az pah-
lie auction, al the COaIs Hose door IN Leon
aratnEE. @
TUESDAY, he 26lA laI d June, 1855.
between the Aoars az ~ O'Clock, ~ sod 4
o'clock, p. IA. the fnliouing tracts OF par
Usls Of land, 70 VIA:
Cepsrs Aaaaiaa. sazlzinisg 81 aHB nsFs sr
sss: CLARHIN, roasalning 100 acres.
usore or lcss; COOPER'S PURCHASE,
containing ia acres. more or less HAZ-
ARDS. containing - srrea, mese o. less
CLARKIN and PART OF HAZARD,
GRAVES SWAMP a0d HOPE Nth ADJ
DITluN. containing asa asFss, more or
less: HAzARA. lought OF James Thomas,
containing 81 acres, the whole Together
containing aTss acres, more or less.
IT ai"thN lNttu4 nv wv EsAtttE ~ Ntt~
late AQnila Burroughs died srinea nna pos
sessea, and are located IN lhe 4th election
district ofSs Mary csnnsy. The same COM
prise thFee farms adjoining each other. and
each Is improved by comfortable Dwell
LiNGS and other neeesssARy OnTHOUSES Ia.
COED repair. The home farm has npoA u One
Of the 6nest and ltrgeSt Dwellings in the
COUNTY. The coil II fertile and especially
adapted 70 the growth Of FINE lolaceo. The
locations are noted ~ health, IS also Tor hne
water. aud are convpnieni 90 churches, mills,
schools, Steamboat vharVss, etc, etc. The
above property viii be sold tngssher or serar-
ateiy 20 suit purchasers, sHAiecl 10 the Wild
ow's dover in the saIae, whksh has already
been laid OF and the report Of same ratified
by the court. Persons wishing TO purchase
are invited to visit he property.
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed By the
deere, RFe-That One-third Of the purchase
moneS shall he paid in cash Oh the day al
sale. and the balance thereof in two equal To-
stallmenis Of one and two yeats from the dav
Of sale, the deferred payments TO he secured
by the bonds Of the purchaser o- purchasers,
hearing interest from the day Of sale, with Sc
curity 10 be- approved by the Trustee.
AQClLA BURROUGHS,
Trustee.
Nay %, Iss3-ts.
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FUR STATES ATTORNEY.

MesSrs EGfStors-Please anAoWnce Mr. DAN
IEL q. HANMETT as a e.nditlate for re-
election aS States Attorney at the ensuing
election. and say that he win be- waru,ly sup
ported by his frieads aad the peoPie general
ly.
Ian 4, 1919 MAEy v0TERs.
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FERTILIZER CAsEs.-The cases Of
the Maryland Fertilizer Company
against sundry farmers of Talbot
county, suits on notes for fertilizers
purchased, which notes, it was claimed
by the defendants, were paid to the
company's agent. were taken up in
the Circuit Court for Talbot County
last week, the case called being the
one against Jos. II. Newman. 1.-THE
note sued on, says the Eastern
Ledger, twas one now very much used
in the county, and contained an agree
ment to pay all costs and charges for
collecting the same. Mr.. Martin for
the defendant, made the point. by
filing a demurrer to the declaration
that the negctiability Of the note was
destroyed by reason of this agree
ment to pay the costs and charges of
collection. The court decided the
point well taken, ruled the demurrer
good, and entered up judgement for
the defendant. The effect Of this
ruling is to open up all the equities
between the maker and payee Of the
note. Tt is not claimed by the COM
pany that it ever gave any of the
makers of these notes any notice of
assignment, and without notice of
such assignment, if the makers paid
the payee in the note the code will
allow him to make that defense
against the assignee. An appeal was
at once entered, and if the Court Of
Appeals affirms the decision of this
court it will virtually end all of these
cases.
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Many Friends

Victor Remedies from the formulas o. DR.. p.
u. FahFney.
VICTOR COUGH SYRUP, The safe, Pleas
ant aud EFectual remedy, for ali forms og
Coughs, caused from Throat aud Lang Dis
eases.
VICTOR PAIN BALM, The EHScient remedy,
for Sore Throat, Frosted Feet, Cramps, Col
ie, Tools Ache. add all forms Of Pain, InieF-
nal and External
VICTOR INFANTS RELIEF, The greatest
remedy for Children, 10 Tesfhinz. Collie,
Gripping, DiaFrhGa, &e.; ~ does not produce
that stass Of stupoF, as other SyFBps for CHI
dren DO.
VICTOR BONE AND NERVE EMINENT is
King Of all for External use, tor man or beast.
- This il strong language, bHs we will
make every word good, or refund your mon
ey. This we can with confidence ogIer, hav-
ing bad bat six bottles returned Got Of the
past yeaFs' very large sale.
For saIs By DTnggisfs aRd S0TekeePys.
KO0NTZ 4 CO., MRS and PR0P'RS.
April IS, 1887 Frederick, Nd.
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Or. John S. BlLLOPP,
SURGEON DENTIST,
MEOHAKICEVHLE.

Offers bis professional services to the citizens
OF 81. Mary's and surrounding country. Per-
sous ~ . distance or in the adjoining conn
ines can ave theiT work done By giving hin
dne notis that they desire his services.
April Il, 1857
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A I.ErrEn rRoN PaEsIDEvr An

A LETTER FRoM PREsgpExr An
THUR-Mr. ]. u. Wright. general
manager Of the Southern sxposition.
has received the following letter from
President Arthur. u which be says
mo time wac ever more suspicious
than the present far such n enter
prisa: nor could ii 6nd 8 home in
any more fitting spot than that which
has been chosen Tor il. You are not
misled by enthusiasm. You but
speak the words Of truth and sober
ness when yon say that new era has
dawnsd for the South, in which. g I
helieve, it Is destined 70 display, In
che development % its marvellous re-
sources. such zeal and energy Is have
never yet hean exhihited In any region
Of our country at any period Of our
national life. The proposed exhibi-
ton will disclose how vast q 6eid The
South now offers Tor every phase Of
industrial effort, In the mine, the
field, the factory-everywhers. in
deed, where activity and skill can
find room for employment. And the
influences Of the noble undertaking
will by no means De limited to It's
more material consequences. 1t will
assist in quenching the spirit Of sec
tionai antagonism. already BY Gods
blessing well-nigh extinct. 1t will
bring the people Of the land into more
ultimate acquaintance and sympathy.
It will bind them together in closer
devotion to the sentiment which now
dwells in every patriotic breast-'O9e
Union. one constitution, one des-
tiny"
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DIED.

In this district on the Ieih instant, SARAH
JANE, wife of James Medley, aged about 65
years. May she rest in peace
In the 9Th district on the 10th instant, after
a lingering illness, MATTHIAS w. LATH-
R0GM. aged % years. May he rest in peAceI
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TAR. JOHN T. SPALDISG having re-
- moved 10 LsOBaTdtoWs. Nd, viii give
prompt attention % al professionalism.
March 9, 1888.
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NEW BOOKS.
FOR SALE.

A WESTINGHOUSE THRESHER AND
N Cleaner, just THOROUGHLY repaired. VIII
be sold low.
FRAS. NEALE b SONS,
los s. Charles street,
Baltimore.
June 81, lss3-3tns
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A Kentucky paper thus announces
its platform: Tariff for revenue and
whiskey for snake bites only"
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Co. DENTISTRY

~ USTAvUS Il. BROWN, DENTIST, will
II render his professional services TO the
people Of Charles, ~. Mary's, Calvert and
Prince Georges Counties at their residence Il
preferred. Call upon or address him At Me-
two weeks commencing
with the first Monday OF BACH MoxTH-ihere-
after Mt La Plata, Charles county.
May 81, iss3-tf.
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ROYAL GLUE,
ROYAL GLUE.
For sale By HARRY SPALDING.
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THg
Saint Wary's gsatnn,
LEoNARDTowN. ND.

THURSDAY nORSrSG. jan. sls.. 1883.
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EAEHEES and PLAKfERS BOSDED AGENCY
or BlLIIHeRE CIT,
No. 102 South Charles Stress.
cONsIGSMEMTS SOLICITED.
Advances made On
GRAIN,
TOBACCO,
punnFvnu a

PRODUCE, nc.
Farm and Household supplies furnished nj
low rates
FERTILIZERS A SPECIALITY.
- Peruvian GuAnO 10 aud 8 per cent. -
Farmers and PlsnieFs Brand.
PRIDE or THE HARVEST,
Fine Bone, Dissolved Bone,
Dissolved =. G.. Bone, Bone Ash,
Plaster. KANT,
DorseY's Tobacco Fertilizer.
JOS. SHEPHERD, Brist0l, A. a. Co.,
PFesIdeAf
DR.. c.. ". DORSEY. Calceyt co., Tyeas.
SAM. N. KICKS. friedrich CO., CasAier.
March Is, lss3-3m.
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KOoHTZ CO., Mrs and PROPRs.
April IS, 1887 Frederick, sd.
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FOE TIE ORPHANS COURT.

June I, lss3-tes
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-06-28
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Prof. Crouch, the needy composel
Of kathleen Mavourneen," had . ben
efit at the Academy of Music in Balti
more the other evening, when he sang
several of his songs.
The veteran jokist, Josh Billings
| is now sixty-six years old, and has I
grandson nearly young man. josh!
real name is Henry w. Shaw.
-Ex-Cadet Whitaker father, Jane:
Whitaker. died in Kershaw County, S
G., the other day, leaving about $3, OO(
in money and an improved farm. HI
was once slave.
Mrs. Southworth, the writer, hav.
ing completed ten years engagement,
with MIR. Bonners story paper, ha,
made another ten years. contract with
the same publisher.-N Y. Graphic.
Mrs. General Sherman must be the
model wife. The General boasts of hav-
ing kissed ninety per cent. of the pref
test girls in the land, and yet we hear
90 motion for divorce.-Ca icago Inter
Ocean.
Evangelist D. L. Moody, after
eighteen months steady preaching, will
settle down for a summers rest at his
home in Mortified, Mass. His schools
in that place are in fourishing condi-
tion.-Boston Post.
Mr.. Louis Frechette, the poet
laureate of Canada, has written play
entitled 1.-The Thunderbolt, which
will be played in the principal cities Of
the Dominion and the United States
next season. Its story is located in
Louisiana, and is founded upon a French
nOvel.-N. Y. Post.
1t is not perhaps generally known
that Mr.. Whistler, the London artist
who has become famous through his
''nocturnes" and symphonies in
color, is IN American by birth. Such,
however, is the case, and the quiet,
rocky old town of StOnington, in Con-
necticut, can claim the honor of being
his birthplace. Chicago Journal. :
"A little girl fourteen years old. of
Richmond. Va, whose name is not
given, is said to have written charm
ing story under the romantic title "A
Heart for Heart Her precocity is
said to be unprecedented in literary
way, and the papers OF that city are al
ready predicting that she will be the
lOng-lOOked-for novelist. If she has as
much talent as is reported she ought to
be sent to school, and pens and paper
kept away from her.-Chicago Inter
Ocean.
George Francis Train is, said to be
very well off, and his son has a lucra-
tive position in private banking firm
at New York. The father and son are
rarely seen together, as the old man
has become almost insane of late. He
has not spoken for several months, and
will shake hands with nobody. Not
long ago George Francis was seen in
his accustomed place on Madison
Square, eating peanuts, and his son was
communicating with him by means of
a little tablet which Train always car
ries. The father would not speak to
his own Chicago Times.
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coed ceiling, were festooned from cor.
nice to peristyle and from bracket to
architrave (these terms never mean any.
thing special, but they are stock ex-
pressions, and should always be rung
in somewhere), with the rarest exotics
('exOtics,' man, 'exotics!-always sex-
otics!'), gathered at fabulous expense
from the four corners of the earth.
and arranged in the most skillful and
attractive manner known to the florists
art"
Nov, don't you see how very con-
sumptive flowers sound, when com.
pared with the rich, rolling 'ex-
Ot-ics?'"
DeCourcy faltered forth a shaky af-
firmative.
ITO resume, what do you say after
'howers?' dancing was INDUCED in
until three am Oh! my stricken soul.
Not single reference to the subtle per-
fume' Where did you serve your ap-
premiership? Don't you know, nv
dear Mr.. DeCustard, that a society re-
port without the subtle perfume in it
is like the play of Hamlet with Ham
let left out? I might have overlooked
the use of the word flowers in lieu of
'exotics, but the absence of tie subtle
perfume'-neyer. You should have
gone on, after flowers (for sexotics'),
in this wise: whose subtle perfume
quickened the ravished senses of the gay
masquers always remember to spell it
with a %, who now abandoned them
selves to terpsichorean revelry-as the
dreamy, sensuous waltz, the dashing
polka and the alluring galop was dis
coursed in heavenly strains by a superb
orchestra-until the wee sma' hours
(wee sma' hours is a bulls eye on the
gentle reader, every time) arrived, and
the leaden morning rays gave the hith-
erto dazzling gaslights in the crystal
chandeliers a dull and bistre appear
ance.' 'Bistre' is the correct Kibosh,
my son, and rounds off the article with
an appropriate contrast.
''Now, Mr.. DeGoosey, in view OF
these lucid instructions, do you think
you will be equal to the choice exotic,
subtle perfume, sensuous waltz and
bistre racket in the future?'
DeCourcey thought it over and made
up his mind that he would be a gigantic
failure on ''exoticS," ''suDtle per-
fumist'' or delineator of ''bistrc''-
some effects, and sadly rendered his
resignation as ''society reporter on the
paper.