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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
Fight Between Indians and Mexi-
ems.
FOREIGN.
Earthquake shocks.

malta, Oct. 22.-There was a slight
shock of earthquake here at 2 o'clock
this morning.
TRIESTE, Oct. %. There was an
earthquake shock here at $3.50 o'clock
this morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
Herald steam Printing House.

The HgaALD Steam Printing House u hot sur
passed by any Job Printing Once on the racine
Coast. outside OF San Francisco in facilities for
doing lob work. Low prices, good work and ex-
redItlon may be relied upon at this Office
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23

A Mississippi man has just invented a
big gun, which he thinks "wlll ill a long
felt want" The "long felt want" re.
ferred to is its ability to kill and wound
800 men out of a regiment of 1000 at a
distance of 100 yards. And yet they say
that barbarism is dying out.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23

The HERALD Office Ia connected with the tele-
phone system Of Los Angeles city and county.
Orders for advertisements or Job work may b
sent through this medium to number lj0.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23

Brentano Bros, No. Union Square, New
York City, are agents for the HERALD itwiii
constantly be found on sale on their counters
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23

The HERALD sthe official paper Of the city OF
Los Angeles The city delinquent tax lists and
ali other municipal notices appear only In Its col
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23

Mr.. A. s. Hollingsworth Is the Santa Ana agent
the HERALD
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
NEW TODAY.
ssrRAy HORSE

HDELMAN 81 CO., Cigar Manufac
turerS, make the best cigars aad do the largest
obbing trade In Southern California. my13u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A finely improved tract OF five (5) acres ad-
Joining the city; with house OF five rooms Price,
$1,000.
Also, nice residence In Pasadena; and thir-
teen (I3) acres Of land covered with choice fruit
trees and vines. Must be sold at once. Situated
mile from postofilce. Price. $500.
Two saloons on Main street. doing No. busi.
ness. Cheap.
J. +. WHITE Il CO.,
o23 81 NE. cor. First and Main streets.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
Decision Against Hydraulic
Miners.

MARYSvILLE, Gala, Oct 22.--In the
suit of Allen S. Noyes vs. The Spring
Valley Hydraulic Gold Company, COM
monty known as the Cherokee Mining
Company, Judge Keyser, in the Super
ior Court, of Satter county, to-day rem
dered Il decision for the plaintiff, max
ing the temporary injunction perpetual.
This decision practically amounts to the
shutting down OF operations at the mine,
at least by the hydraulic process. 1t is
believed that the company has no course
open TO it except to buy lands of the
piaintiif and other parties interested in
the suit, among whom is ex-Speaker
Parks. The purchase of these lands
would involve an expenditure OF from
$50, 900 to 100000.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23

TAkEN UP at la Balona. Oct. 2lst, one sor-
rel horse. The owner can obtain the animal by
applying to H. n. Henderson, Conductor Of the
Santa Monica train, and paying expenses. o2S-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
EASTERN.
Presented TO Royalty.

NEW \ loRK, October 22.-The Her.
ads London special says. The Prince
and Princess of Wales were present last
night to see Mary Anderson at the
Lyceum in "Parthenia. After the
performance Miss Anderson was pre-.
sented to them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
They Departed.


CHICAGO, October 22.-Two Mormon
preachers have made their appearance
in Franklin county, the locality where
two of the same faith were tarred and
feathered, and they say they have come
to stay. They asked To stop over night
with Mr.. Dearmond. Mr.. Dearmond
objected, and they persisted in their re-
quest, when he got a long knife and
told them he would behead them ii they
did not leave at once. They departed.
sterling Exchange and Bonds.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.--Sterling bills,
on London, 60 days, S4.S2; do do, sight
drafts, S4.s5; U. 5. 44s of 1891,
interest quarterly, Sl.lls; U. $. As of
1907, interest quarterly, Sl.2ls; U. S.
IS, 100; Western Union Telegraph,
75f.
n. n. ana y. .. Agent for san
Francisco.
TOPEKA, Kansas, Oct. 22.-Traiiic
Manager Goddard. OF the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe, issues the follow.
ing circular; "Mr. John l.. Truslow is
hereby appointed General Agent of
this company, with headquarters at
San Francisco. He will have immediate
charge of the freight and passenger
business on the Pacific Coast, Office al
No. a, New Montgomery street"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
LOST.

A black Shepherd dog, with four white feet
strap aronnd his neck, answers 10 the name
Rover" suitable reward viii be paid for hi
return 10 the Police ofiice. II
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
A BARGAIN.

FOR SALE-IIouse and three lots, 1870 feet
front by 120 deep house OF Ave rooms hard
finished; built January last; lots fenced and set
out In fruit and ornamental trees. A rare bar
gain can be had In this property Address W.
NJ, HERALD Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
CLUB THEATRE.

Main street, near the Pico House.
PERRY BROTHERS. Proprietors
Monday, October 22. 1853,
Grand attraction and fascinating novelties,
THE SWINGING BEAUTIEs-1i IN NUMBER.
mULDOOM's p,cEsc.
The entire company in the cast-A positive nov
city. o2l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
NEW TO-DAY.
FoR SALE.
TO RENT.
NOTICE.
BUSINESS CHANCE.

FOR sALE-A Restaurant in good location,
doing large business; everything first-clsss.
Present owner wants to go East. This Is q rare
chance for the right party to make money. Ad-
dress A. A., HERALD Oice. oct23-St
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
Proposals for Wilmington and Jack
son-street Sewer.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received by the undersigned up TO the
meeting Of the Council of the City OF Los Angeles
of November Sd, A. d. 1888 for the construc.
ton OF the Wilmington and jackson streets sewer,
In accordance with the resolution Of the
Mayor and Council Of said city, ordering the
10th. A. D. 1888.
All proposals offered shall be accompanied by a
check, payable to the order of the Mayor Of the
City OF Los Angeles, and certified by a responsi-
BILE bank in an amount OF at least 79.52.
The Council reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
By order Of the Council Of the city Of Los An
geles at Its meeting Of October goth, A. d. 1883.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council Of the city Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, October 22d, A. d. 1888. o23 5t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
Renegade Indians Returning.

FoRT BOWIE "a. IT,, Oct 22,Two
Indians from the hostile camp in Sonora
came in tonight. They state that nine
ty Indians and four chiefs will arrive at
Fort Rucker tonight. Lieutenant
Hunter, with party aud supplies, goes
out tomorrow to meet them. Captain
Rafferty, is near Rucker with two COM
panies ordered there six weeks ago, ex-
pecting the hostiles' return. 1t is re-
ported that General Crook has informa-
ton of the coming in of the renegades.
He, and his staff, is somewhere between
San Carlos and the line.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
FOR SAlE--ExCHANcE

young horse, well broke and gentle; can be
driven by a lady. Also good milch COW, half
Jersey Will exchange new Upright piano for
a building lot For information enquire at the
Office OF T. f. Rowan, No. 1l0 North Spring st.
o2O 1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
Nelson Sues sharon for Slander
Heavy Damages Claimed.

SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. 22.--W. NJ.
Nelson, who acted as attorney for Miss
Hill in the charges of adultery preferred
by her against Senator Sharon, and dis
mi, sed in the court on Saturday last,
has commenced suit against Senator
Sharon to recover Sl20,000 for alleged
slander.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
Mass Meeting OF COtOred Citizens
Resolutions COndemning the
Recent civil Rights Decision.
Released from Quarantine.

SAN FRANCIsco. October 22.-There
have been no new cases of yellow fever
The steamer Granada has been released
from quarantine, fumigated and dock.
ed. The cargo will be discharged
without further delay.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23

SAN Francisco, Oct. Wheat,
steady but slow; seller, Sl.69a; buyer,
Sl74s. Barley, steady but quiet; seller,
81 054@l.092; seller, season, $l.034@
81 .039; buyer, sl.09f; buyer, season,
Sl.lS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
The Courts Blocked The Report
ers stiii say No ray. No
work.

SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. 22.-The short
hand reporters continue to paralyze th,
business of the Courts. In Judge Fer
rails Court this morning the reporter re
fused 10 do any more work until his de
mands for salary were paid. The Judg,
thereupon adjourned the Court, await
ing the action Of the supervisors. Thii
evening Judge Toohy stated that the
second trial OF John s. Gray, set for to
morrow, will have to be indefinitely
postponed. Other cases will also hav,
to be put over. The Supreme Court says
the commitment Of the reporters on the
part of the Superior Judges was an ex
cess of authority ON their part, so nc
cases can be tried until the Courts are
avtr;catad from, thnir lilapm.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23
Large sum In the sub Treasury
COnclave Expenses.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 22.-The pacific
Improvement Company are about to
commence the construction OF large
hotel and bathing house at the termi-
nation of their projected street car
road to Ocean Beach. A hundred
men will be set to work tomorrow at
it, the intention being to have the
buildings completed simultaneously with
the completion of the extension of the
road, which, it is expected, will be
finished in two months from the pres
ent time. The hotel will be about
twice the size of the Cliff House, and
will comprise restaurant and billiard
rooms, with large veranda facing the
ocean. 1t will, as stated, be made one
of the handsomest pleasure resorts
within close proximity to the CITY,
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, June 19.-Flour unchanged
Wheat inactive and lower; No. z red winter
s1.10. Corn Inactive and lower; No. z "nite,
lower: mixed western, 39z9f4Oc. Provisions dull
and weak New mess pork, ~ s.75, Bulk. meats
Shoulders, s7.25; clear RIB, $40; clear side e
clear $1,000. Hams-Sugar-cur $3.50. Lara
duIl and unchanged. Whisky unchanged.
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other Failures I'm Chicago.
INV telcgr,nh 10 The Dlsnatcb. /


CHICAGO. June 19.-Wheat suffered q de-
cline on this market this morning, owing
to very heavy offerings, and resulted in q
temporary decline of Il to cents. 1t was
afterwards learned that this was occasioned
by NJ. $. Nichols & Co.. who have been on
the bull side OF the market, closing out
their deals. a rumor followed that the
firm, which is noted as IN exceptionally
strong one, had failed. This was after
wards denied, Nichols in person making
the announcement on Change that the firm
had closed out all its deals and was ready
to meet its demands. The effect Of the
statement was such as to Immediately inn
prove the tone OF the market.
Peck & Boucher, who have been dealing
in lard, suspended this morning, and their
troubles are supposed to be due to the re-
cent collapse in the market.
NJ. S. Nichols & Co. are authority for
the statement that the troubles OF Parks Il
Co., at New York, who represented the
Chicago firm there, and consequent fear
that the knowledge Of that fact would pre-
cipitate heavy call for margins, caused
them to close out their deals on the Chi
cago Board in as rapid order as possible.
They intimate that the Parks failure is not
due to any action OF theirs.
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Southern Military Mt the North.
THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY,
CHARLESTON. IN NEW YORK.

TIE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY, OF
CHARLESTON, IN NEW YORK.
nv telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, June 19.-The Washington
Light Infantry, OF Charleston, S. c., ar
rived in this city this morning on the
steamer City OF Atlanta. There are about
forty members OF the Infantry, and they
were accompanied by Mayor COurtenay, OF
Charleston, and few other prominent
southern gentlemen. The Infantry drilled
upon the deck OF the steamer after their
arrival, and were welcomed to this city by
Major Mclean, of the Old Guard Cap
tain Marshall, Of the Infantry, replied to
the address OF Major Mclean. thanking
him for his kind words OF welcome. The
Infantry then disbanded, and, headed by
Major Mclean. marched off the steamer
and went TO The Old Guards armory. The
Infantry report a very pleasant trip.
This afternoon the Mayor of Charleston
and the officers OF the Washington Light
Infantry reached the City Hall, and were
conducted by the Old Guard reception
committee to the Governors room. The
party was joined by Mayor Edison, who
was introduced to the visitors. Captain
A. w. Marshall, Of the Infantry, thanked
the Mayor for courtesies extended. He
was followed by Mayor w. X. Courtenay,
OF Charleston. in few remarks; after
which Mayor Edison spoke briefly, and Of
fered the Inequalities OF the city to the
visitors. This evening the military visitors
will be entertained at dinner by the Old
Guard, and later will resume their journey
TO New Haven and Hartford.
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Tcicgranliic RrcYifics.

a fire DESTROYED the greater portion OF
Grand Station, Oregon. Monday night.
Loss. $4,000. Insurance unknown.
Governor Butler has accepted the invita-
ton OF the president and fellows Of Har-
ward College to be present at the approach
ing commencement exercises.
4 special from Paris, KY, to the Louis
VILE Courier-Journdt reports the whole
sale whiskey-house OF William Davie e Co..
closed to-day by the sheriff under attach
ment by creditors.
A special to the Times Democrat from
Bay St. Bouis says while Philip Bandeay
and NJ. Odone were standing under small
pine tree near the depot yesterday disput-
ing over n small account both were instant
ly killed by stroke OF lightning.
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UnproyOked Murder i'm Cincinnati
Fatal Result OF u Harmless Joke.
[By telegraph to the Dlspatch.I

CINCINNATI. June 19.-Alderman John j.
Kelly this evening shot and fatally wounded
James Tool at the fire-engine house on
Sixth street near Vine. Bystanders say
that Tool came up laughing and exchanged
hats with Kelly, who Immediately acted as
il insulted, and warned Tool not to 1ool
with him. Tool assured him that ne had
only acted in fun, but Kelly drew revolver
and deliberately fred The ball from a
forty-four calibre bulldog pistol crashed
through Tools left arm and went into his
side near the heart. Kelly tried to fire
second time, but was prevented by Detee-
tive Mead, who received the hammer on
his hand as Il fell for second shot. Tool
is still living. but is unconscious. Kelly
was Immediately arrested. He has been in
\ number OF minor brawls. In 1876 he was
convicted and punished for procuring an
illegal voter. He has been alderman for
number OF years.
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Brief News Items.

'rhe Journal deS DebdtS puts the main
tenance and cleaning of Paris streets at
100000 year.
At Frazeysburg, Ohio, on Sunday. a
burglar, in resisting arrest, was shot in the
shoulder by the marshal. lie plunged into
a creek, flourshed a revolver, detied the
crowd which had gathered, and drowned
himself
During a recent thunder-shower young
lady at Ipswich, Mass, was bereft OF her
reason by fash OF lightning. She was
sitting at q window, and when the flash
came fell to the floor, and when taken up
her reason had fed.
The steamer Arabic, which arrived at
San Francisco on Sunday, brought 200
cases OF opium, valued at 100000, and on
which the duties amount to S2jO,OO0. 1t
Il estimated that before July 1st there Will
be So. Oe0,0 900 worth OF opium in San FRAN
cisco.
James Russell, the skiliul burglar, who
has earned the title OF Silver King by his
being the hero of siXty-two robberies OF
silver in Brooklyn, was captured at l
o'clock on Friday morning. He was wear
ing a pair OF shoes he had stolen from one
of the plundered houses.
Mrs. Henry Rotger, Of Jamaica, l.. l..
was assaulted and dangerously wounded by
tramp Monday morning, and lies in criti-
cal condition. She was chopping wood in the
rear OF her house, and was startled by her
children crying. She rushed into the
house. and found tramp chasing one OF
her children with cleaver. She inter1ered,
whereupOn he turned upon her and struck
her several blows on the head, fracturing
her skull. The tramp was arrested.
A Denver, Col, telegram says: A highly
sensational report was yesterday In clrcli-
lation that an attempt had been made to
poison Madame Modjeska at the Opera
House on Saturday night. IL now trans
hires that the fact was caused by the blum
der OF property-man at the theatre.
When Mr.. Barrett was there some two or
three months ago preparation oil phos-
phorus was used to give the face OF the
Ghost in the play OF Hamlet luminous APP
pearance. On Saturday night, in the play
OF Juliet, the property-man gave Madame
Modleska the vial, mistaking il for one
containing a sleeping potion. AS soon as
| the cork was removed the liquid ignited,
| and this of course prevented serious re-
suits. No one for a moment suspected that
| it was ANYTHING more than blunder unit
the matter was reported to Madame Mod
ieska's husband, Count Bozenta, VINO
seemed very incredulous, and stated tha'
several attempts had been made upon hei
life.
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Washington Items.
fRv telegram 10 the Dispatch. |


WASHINGTON. June 19.-During the past
three months eighty-fve special agents (tbe
full number OF that class Of employees au-
thorized by law have been sent West on
inspection service by the Commissioner OF
the General Land Office.
At the last session Of Congress Secretary
Lincoln was directed to sell Oglethorpe
Barracks, at Savannah, Ga, including the
ground and all the buildings upon il. The
property has been appraised at SOS, 900, and
the Secretary has issued directions that a
nublic sale be held in the early part OF No
vember. The property will be advertised
in the different large cities throughout the
Brady appeared in court to-day for the
purpose OF furnishing bail on the two new
indictments found against him last week,
and after some discussion the court fixed
the hail in the two additional indictments
at $4,000 in each case. Brady will give
bond on Saturday.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. June 10 n.-Stocks strong and
higher. Money. per cent. Exchange-Long,
1914: short. 4ss%. state bonds duh and nOmi-
AL. Governments higher.
EveRfn g.-rxcnange, ass. Governments
firm new SIS, l03's bid; new AIS. ll2A; new
As, 1l97i; new 81, 1881. Money, 3a2 per cent.
State bonds dun. Sub-Ireasnry baances-Gold.
sll3,S07.0oO: currency. S7,955.000.
Stocks opened strong. ami there was q general
fractional advance. Before the first calf there was
some pressure 20 sell Lackawanna. which declined
\ 10 1871. and the feeling for n time was some
what unsettled. Towards midday, however, a
brisk demand set IN, chiefly from shorts, and
prices advanced 4G1k, Northwest, Jersey Cen
trail. ST. Paul, Erie, Northern acltc, and Lake
Shore being most prominent. The market then re-
manned firm until nearly o'clock, when there was
a bear demonstration against New York Central,
which carried the price down 10 10Y from IL q
AT The opening. The decline In The remainder OF
the list was less marked. Failures in the grain and
provision markets West had less influence on share
speculation to-day for the reason that the decline
IN articles of export Will induce heavier ship
ments abroad. The exchange market was deci-
dedy weaker on offerings of commercial bills
partly In anticipation OF increased exports In the
early future In speciaties Alton and 1erre Hautt
rose A. TO 50, while Chicago, 81. Louis and Pitts
burgh declined l TO 8, and Ohio and Mississippi
IL 10 "a. Transactions. 296, lJ0 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 19.-Virglnia 6s. cons0llda
ted 39i: pasi-due coupons. 80; new lO-4O's
334; new 3's. 53I. Bid to-day.
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MR.. PIEaRE LoRirIAsp's VALUABLE GIFT N
THENNI1usoNIAN Ixsr1rnrrox


The superb collection of antioujt,cs
brought from Mexico and Central America
by Desire Charnay has been presented 10
the Smithsonian Institution. Washington.
by Mr.. Pierre Loriilard, Of this city,
at whose expense the expedition 10
Central America was kept In the field
for two or three years. The prime
object OF the expedition, to make moulaqes
or casts megative) In paper-mache Of the
principal bas-relief and hicroglyphic in
scrlptions existing in the temples, palaces,
&c.. OF the ruined cities, has been success
fully accomplished. From these plaster
casts have been made in duplicate-one set
for the Trocadero Museum, Paris, and the
other for MIR. Lorillard, who has decided
to present II 10 the Smithsonian. The rea-
son for fayoring the Smithsonian rather
than any OF the museums Of New York city
was the peculiar national character OF that
institution, and the fact that it is already
in possession OF many very rich collections
OF monuments OF cisatlantic antiquity. To
these 1t was deemed advisable TO add the
Spolia 0pinl1 OF the Charnay expedition,
so that the student and the general public
might be able 20 contemplate under one
roof rs diversified q collection as possible
OF memorials OF the past in America.
These casts possess the highest interest
both for the artist and for the student OF
history. They are OF the actual size OF the
monuments which they reproduce, many
OF the bas-reliefs being ten feet in
height and six or eight feet wide.
Effects OF ornamentation, and even
architectural effects. may be studied in
these fac SMILES quite as well. and without
any OF the discomforts attending n visit TO
the localities themselves. Students OF his
tory, Of ethnology, and anthropology, and
OF language, will have presented to them in
these monuments materials Of inesiimable
value for their several sciences, and some
one OF them may prove the Champol-
lion TO read these hitherto indeciphera-
BILE inscriptions, and to fathom the
mystery of these ancient people. Some
idea OF the vastness OF this collection
can be had from the fact that MIR. Bar
bier. the artist charged with the duty OF
setting il up in the Smithsonian Institution,
expects to be employed for two months in
that labor. When the collection is duly
installed in the museum, the stay-at-home
will be enabled to look with his
own eyes upon these wonders OF the semi
tropical forests OF Central America, which
forty years ago filed the eminent Ameri-
can traveller, J. l.. Stephens, with admira-
ton and establishment, although he had
visited the stupendous monu-
ments OF Egypt.
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The killing OF Rev. Lane Borden,

lDS lclrSIapll W TIC DleDdtNn.l
NEW ORLEANS, June 1S.-The Picdptne'S
special from Mansfield, La, says: The pre-
liminary examination of Rev. Ben. r..
Jenkins, for killing Rev. Lane Borden. was
begun to-day, but not concluded. lmme-
diately after the shooting Of Borden by
jenkins, District-Attorney Hall wrote
to John S. Butler, the father OF the
young lady whose name il involved
in the matter. giving him the par
ticulars of the tragedy, the alleged
cause being the ruin OF his daughter. But
Ter replied under date OF June 18th, say
ing: "There is not one word Of truth in
the charge you refer to. regret very much
Mr.. Jenkins took up such an idea. Ny
daughter says she said nothing to jenkins
that he possibly could infer anything OF the
kind"
A special to the Picdptne from Alexan-
dria, La, gives the statement OF Miss Bat
Ter, in which she denies having made con-
iession to young jenkins that Borden had
ill-treated her: but she adds that when
Jenkins asked hCr II Borden had treated
her badly she replied in the affirmative,
and left him to imagine the details. She
also describes an attempt on the part OF
Borden to indulge in familiarity with her
on one occasion recently, which she ut
once resented, and it was never repeated,
but this she did not tell to jenkins.