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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
MEETING or rHf LIEDEEHR1NH

TIE animal meeting of tho German Lielerkranz
was held last night at tht building Of the society
Nos. ! to llg East iIlty-eighthst. The meeting
was Tie first annual ono held in the new binding.
A large proportion of the 300 members were pres
eut. William -tCmwav presided Tho report Of
the secretary, LOUIS BucEs'Ooyer, showed that 3yJ
GsW members had been added 10 the roll u the last
year, raising the membership % the number OF
LOIS The chorus of the society nun bcrs 10 men
and go ladies' Justu, i. Poggcnburg, tho treas
uIer, presented his report, from which 10 appeared
that the new building was erected at q cost Of
SOL, JJ2 % including the ErIce OF tho land
$4,000 There are mortgage bonds 10 tie amount
Of $4,000. The receipts for the last year were
%77 JG7 ~, Of which e2J, 2G3 3G received from
the fair held by the society. balance OF - $50 II
remained on hand The election al officers resulted
10 the selection of Richard IL. Adams ~ president
bv reclamation. A contest over the election Of
vice presidents resulted IN the choice Of julius Hon
man and Charles T.. Wendt. LOUIS BOckstocyer
was elected corresponding secretary. Heinrich
Wrmmel recording secretary, and j. i. POggruburg
treasurer. Among the trustees chosen were VIII
IAN Stenway, Louls KammrreT. Emil Unger,
George NembaCh. John Won Claim anu r. Van
Der Emde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
THE COURTS.
SETTING ASIDE A WILL.

judge Childs. Of the Morris County (N. J)
ORPHANS Court has set aside the viii Of the Rev George
Brown. OF Hanover. n. J. Under the terms Of the will
the property devised 10 the widow and the hors-
at law contested Il the ground Of undue influence
The Judge holds that the evidence in the shows
that lawyer who was not desired ~ Mr. Brown was
sent for by Mrs Browns relatives and was by them
procured 20 draw tho viii from instructions which were
falsely represented q he I'm the handwriting Of Mr
Brown whom lr fact. fncv written bv sister ~
Ma Brown. TDn' lawyer Who hHH been Ir Browns
attorney ir Newark nor permitted in .r" tun trsa
until Alter these rrfIpu- were given 20 the other
ayvrr and that fln manner iu which if" VIII was
drafted Was crlnglfad o. deceive ST. Brown rs Co ne
rruv.arnua Under tho dnnTEnu the properly HIl uH,s
ip tl. Hr'rar-lE Of Mr. Brown ls nephew aal the
widow WI Doe entitled only Co her O. -I' ". lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
rRovBLrs OF ~ mL-WATgD PAIR.

Bridget Murphy, the young wife oi Daniel
Murphy, who Is Ola. J"rsn3lt AMI blind BEGAN some
tu.ago an action tho Colr ~ Common Pleas for tho
purpose o. obtaining limited divorce. She alleges that
DIR husband bad nr,. at.l Der cruelty and then Tee
fused ro .aparat her Mira Murphy applied for on order
granting Der temporary alIn1gT ana counsel foes She
at.d rug' ST. Murphy hal e for.uae %, 100000, and
rHJIG Wet'ut.rI O. provide handsomely for her. Nh
Nuur i up.r-t l0. fp f.r motion made aNi iIUt that
nr w about seventy -ffr. years old that Do" was blind
nod Org 800 condition DNyaIcfly 2" .rrl' l- wife DO As
rffru of met. Doe had suffered tr 1'wru' 30 her hands
which NOT calculated tu aHc"tru Dis declining wears
puf console uIu FOR DIS ml-f8r'uun judo Van Briut
Yesterday decided ruaf Mrs Murphy should have some
Iut Co., live ON. aud faxed toe amount ul the something
f -gOa w,.a ALSO granted her 500 counsel fees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON, STOCKS
boston, Tuesday, Oct ?, 1888.
OLOHyG PRICES Or PHLL4DELPHII SrOCKS
R,llr,sL bu IoIN II. DAyIs & CO. II YLlLs,


TUESDAY, Oct. p, Il.
The stock market to-day was only little more
active than 1t yesterday although the recorded
sales amounted 70 30 600 shares more. The early
announcement of the decision of the Court of APP
peas in the Williams-Hatch suits against the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, which afiirms tho
validity Of the whole capital stock of $50 900 OOO
had a short stimulating effect not only upon tho
price of that stock but also upon prices generally.
Western Union quickly advanced from sOl2 to
S1l2, and there was more or less improve
ment in figures all over the market There also
some early buying of Lake Shore stock at 1880
1924 by room spectators because the stock after
2 o'clock was to be quoted ex-dividend of per
cent. The market, however, lacked life AMI prices
soon began to recede, first slowly and later mora
rapidly. Western Union closed at S03s, the sama
as last evening, and the final price of Lake Shore
900s0993i observation-disclosures decline OF III
per cent from yesterday closing price of IOS Cleve-
land, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis stock
fell from 81 to $685. on sales of 1900 shares;
its closing quotation was 5Ol2 957. Ia the early
dealings there were improvements of 3s9sI per
cent for the stocks of the Northern
Pacific system, but their final prices
show losses from last evening of from q to lSs per
cent. Northwestern again was a feature,
although the sales Of it amounted only to 1900
shares. After an early advance to 1858 it closed
at 1888 and St. Paul. after selling up 1913, ended
at lOl2l 0l0l7s The coal stocks were less active
than usual, but they closed weak at about tho
lowest prices of the day. Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western after 12l 7s0 1922 ended at 1908. The
market closed dull and weak.
Government bonds were neglected, but tho
quotations were steady and unchanged, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
PLYMOUTH CHURCH MUSIC CRITICISED.

Henry Carter, the musical conductor and OIL
ganis at Plymouth Church, brooklyn, asked by a
TRIBUNE reporter Monday evening give his views about
the singing iu Plymouth Church, some dissatisfaction
having been expressed by Of the members az an
informal gathering after the service last Sunday morn
ing The criticism made by those who found fault was
that the choir not large enough only eight being
present and the sopranos overwhelming tenors and
BASES while the congregation did not sing promptly
aud Epiritedy they might. Mr. Carter took charge
last May and the church rc-Opened weeks ago
Mr. carter said the singing excellent on Sunday
Why you ought To huye heard them lie continued,
tine congregation just took the bit IN their mouths and
sang with all their might especially on the Portuguese
Hymn. However the CnOr VIII he larger next SUNDAY.
nave promises from twenty singers to-day have the
names Of tWcutyc sopranos and about dozen
Ors altos and BASES. But many or the choir well
the cOugrc CATION have returned from tine yet
There not half congregation yesterday. Inc uI-
preparation FOR the music OF the church h. only 5000
whereas 10 used $4,000, and 70 is not easy get
many good singers 10 sing for nothing. As for that
meeting, there only OF the music committee pres
ent four beng absent. Mr.. BeccueT Is the chairman
aud when he gets back there /, good congregation
there viii he better singing II, easy 10 Cit else singing
If one man comes ont and says the singing WI, poor
the who hears 1t Will shy the II ne had
it excellent then the next would have repeated
Il. It's like observing on the state of the weather"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
RACING At LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. o. The first race to-day
the Bluegrass Stake FOR twoycar.1ld FLIES, thrce-quar
ters Of mile. was won by Eva s, Mona second and
Modesty third Time l: 10 French pools paid Sl3 80
The race the st. Logcr, for three ycarods two
miles, was won by Vanguard, ten Lengths before MUSK
second Brcchcnbrook third. Time BATH French
pools paid 500.
The .cluy race. mile heats, was won by Annie G.
Mcluzluc won the first heat In l:5la ond Annie took
the second and third tIC third In l:J22 French pools
paid Sl5 90.
The fourth mile and furong was won by Apollo
BY length Ovrt'o second and Bell" Of tn" Highlands
tnlrl. Time 2:OlA. Erunch pools paid ~ 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHIL AOELPHIA oct. Flour Quiet aud unchanged but
the tonuency in buyers favor the offerings exceeded
SBOsG 90 Pennsylvania Family s.; OHIO Clear 5, 65;
do straight 70 20 Winter Patent ~ 20 $50 80 Mime
l4alc and closed weak LairIv active speculative
ment anu some iniuy iol oGt sPpe5s Otueis were
light offerings sales % export ecya orat n O2 h
Si Oal in ex Fort elevator No Pennsylvania Red in export
elevator 10 do grain depot 10 milling. 81 10. No
no. December 81 1881 al closing No 2 RED oc'oJer
II OsA bid 81 O92 asked November 81 ~ bid. Sllli2
asked December 81 l"Ns bid, 81 1913 asked, January
i 49,, bid 81 1914 asked Corn Declined Ia c Under light
demand Uou on equation and for export closing weak
CARROTS moderately active al about Yesterdays prices Low
No. Mixed ON track, oHPc: Good do, on track 59c.
steamer AiSa On aGS ana o Yn depo Sgs do 90 IN
81 2CC2cl 5ail Mixed EoVeT9er sold At oS'ac closing
5gc bid 5S 80 asked December, 5bc. DID, 81 gc asked
january 5Gc bid 57Lc. asked. Oats-Cat.lols Ia tar
SS%eG' h hg While 81 ne No. S Mixed WI" 5S
offerings OF tho latter were very light Larc Futures
asESd November SO bid O. fic asked S' Dete&GST,
asked Proyls.on5-4meti B,ei CITY Family. per Dbl,
Iii 6o Beot dams Si0s$i5 90 India Ness Bssf
in uelces free GU board. SD Dried Beet gl50SI1
smosoG per g. I5eSiGoi do s. - fay' carSI'
l5.@licj sides, SmoEea slGso. do IN SAT 10. l4ci
smoked J1d lo shoulders Pickle So a ic; do do
Smoked as ?ci Bellies 10 PGAle l02G dc sacked, l0d
liz LaldSte.y Il Refined ~ d30 90 do steam, - iO
do hutchers loose J. 70 Euer-Cholce hrn and IN good
3Ucf Western Extra. zoe; 40 Good TO ChoOe. 10 elsc
kods 80 EBgl-DnlL steady, Pennsylvanla Extras
ward, Now.YoIk Full Cream l2al2soi Western DO, )
II c do Far e Good loci Pennsylvania Part SKINS
sac, for Fair 70 Good Refining lluscoyadoes; Refined
quiG Powered s5SS9ci GEanglaed, says set Crysta
weak Winter Bran, sl7S7 so. PetroIeun-Dulli Refine.
Rg SS IN ass G S S9 So WSsst
1860 bushI Corn, 10000 BUSH DATA, 900 bush ship
megts , Wheat, 1900 bushi Corn. dSOO bushi oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
TIE IyDEBTEDyEss THE OTHER WAY.

In the courts at Newark yesterday Judge
McCurtor rendered decision In the Of julia Wilson
Fl al. rxc.ptanrs against william Gu.i executor Of
tie estate OF Hannah VI. Wilson. The executor claimed
over 900 for services rendered 10 Mr. Wilson in
managing her uu bgads estate by his first account he
made the estate Indebted 90 HIM over $4,000 When
rXrc1iiou4 were taken he GIed an amraa"d account
rsrmug -28 COL Tine matter was referred TO referee,
VINO noyru the executor &l8aJU a3 for hts acryicp.,
and found hm indebted 20 the t,tI" -2OIJv %. less
rc account 20 bc deducted from ms commission. Judge
v.rgrtrr confirms iUc Trpor, of the referee. Ilc
amour, due from M Guild to the estate therefore
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
so DIVORCE FOR AN UNMARRIED WOMAN.

AI-IIII" I-ITN0Ts, or L0II UIN00N, I0IOIUy
began an action 600 the supreme Court against Charles
Leather. to obtain decree Of divorce She alleged that
there had been au a,rc reut OF marriage, and that
thereafter sGc and Mr. Lcatn'rs lived together as man
and wife AIr Leather salt that n was such thing
lie Ina lived VITA the plaintiff others AuI DONE with
out becoming her husband Mureoy"r hc mad paid her
, SNORT time ago 5000 GET rid ~ her, and she had
agreed TO pct him gp. A few DAYS ago motion was
made on the rlr Uf the plaintiff FOR counsel fees and
Temporary gIiuUur Justice DUuJhuc yesterday de ned
f morton 0u rrr ground that t was c.4r that there
he'd hcau r0 nnrrl tgc and ~ there could d. relief
granted which ls based ON marriage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
NOMNITIOYS IN OCEAN COUNTY, NJ d.

TRENTON, Oct. 2.-rhe Republicans Of
ocean County are the second th1 year to pat up SEN
a.orlal candidate Gloucester having led some weeks
ago. George T. Craumer, at present member Of the
Assembly l. the candidate Mr. Cranmcr served HIS
first year in Leysla last winter ana made
cpllent record. TDe county h close The present
senator f. Republican, but his predecessor Demo-
crat Albert LarrJbec nominated 10 succeed Gran.
NOR ia d Alspn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

Little was done in State bonds; small amounts
of Alabamas, class A, sold at So, and class B, at
l0l; OF Arkansas 6s, funded, at 12i2. and of
Louisiana cOnsols, at 70ls; seller 80 days. There
transactions in city bank stocks.
The business in railroad bonds generally was ola
retail character, and upon the whole prices were
rather steady Another large business was done in
West Shore first 5s, aud cir price advanced from
74cs 75ls9747s. New York. Chicago and ST. Louis
first Us were up from 9Sla to 99Q9STs and Erie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

ua-tau The delegates were called together at the
Academy OF Music on Tuesday evening, TO make another
nomination The convention was crowded ana noisy L
Joseph b. Haines pruc pal Of public school, VINO hau
becp smiths principal opponent IN the previous cOEVen
ton Vss nominated 10y reclamation. Many DEMOCRATS
said they would not Lot vote the ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

never was ANYTHING IN the case bnt you how tIe
dust viii blind peoples eyes s0meiimeE ,..
Mr. Dillon added that the question OF te 'nG " w
propcry repfesented by tine capital stock laa never
been contested before the Court lnc directors anu
stocl Olners had approved che valuation bY ap.OgihS
the increase m the stock tuat mad been accepted Dy
the Court as conclusive proof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
Mr.. robson ON JUDGE DXOpS CHANCES

Ex-Secretary of the Navy Robson was met
I'm the lobby Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel by TRIBUNE
reporter yesterday what do you think OF the chances
OF Republican success In New-Jersey Z" he was asked
"Dixon will win" was the reply, elf the railroads
will permit It." ,.
Then YOU believe that Mr.. ALBEIT has the counte-
marco and support OF the cOrpOrationsP
q" did not say that"
"Do you think the nomination OF Judge Dixon good
one ~
The best that could have been made"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
THE NEWARK M4YORALTK.

Alderman James Smith, of Newark, who
who was nominated for Mayor on the Democratic
ticket informed the chairman Of the Nominating Con-
Vsntion On Monday that lac would accept tue nOm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
I Ulster County

People rel Everett a the Supervisors Of Ulster County
Opinion Feairmed with costs. ,,
Rufus the Union Telegraph Company William
Williams the Western Union Telegraph COmpanyOrle OF
General Term reversed and Judgment Of the Special Term ared
with Gusts,
PROCEEDINGS.
The following cases were argued:
Appeals from oderso 7SSThs People agt Edward HOyey-
Argued.
No. 728-Julius WitkeWsH agt James W ParamOre.
No. 722-Francs Fogg agt Clinton 3 Fisk.
No. 72G-Paul Cuhman agt Charles Leland as trustee ana
Charle Z KnOwltOn
No 732-n the matter Of lhe application Of Edward Cooper
Mayor etc, 20 acquire land for public market place
No 734The Metropolitan Concert Company Henry AbOey
and mother.
No 733-n the petition ofHenry Hughes TO vacate
assessment for 7th.aye sewers.
No. ISj-AlOnzO Bradner agt Lester Faulkner
No 7lUIn the matter OF the arbitration between the National
Bank Of the Republic and the First National Bank OF City \ ew
York agt Robert L. DGrragh. - -
The calendar Wednesday follows: Nos 600 20l 2OG
POI POS 2l0 1873 OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
USING 4 AEU-TORh MLRCHINpS MIME.

A tall, slender man, of good appearance, walked
into the Office Of the Hotel Dutchrss. at Paving.
n. Y. one day last week, aud after registering him
self a. James T. Nichols told the clerk that hc was
the Junior member of the wcli-kuown firm of Austin,
NIcUols ~ Co.., ut this city, and asked hiln To get
some one 10 show HIM around The pac" as DO" thought
of sottln. there and wanted 90 So" tur town. At"r
drive through th" village Doe returned tu'H' hotel
and expressed himself perfectly Statistic. with the
place saylu. That ur would Er 90 Italu-l the next
aay and bring ms family na. X with hHu o. spend
some tlmc, ANA a. ih-y were "a, we'll pleased WITH
the surrounding country aa u" was ao would settle
then. permanently. Before going away tnr uoNi
dly he drew upa check ior 500, and asked tho
c.rrl. Of The hotel J. H. Walker Co cash Do for him.
This was dorc. and the supposed SIR. Nichols
departed ON rhe Albany train and has not been
heard of a' IaNIug since.
Mr. Nichols va.-..u yesterday Too DIS office, and
said (: " ihI. man j, undoubtedly Oh" Sam" n"g-nn
vino last summer went to % merchant go Cromwell,
~ y and represented himself as beng Nr Austin,
and drew % rHgcE for 800 uu tUn Chemical Bank
of this CITY, sor winch be bad 40 trouble 10 gc. the
money. Al YaJ.uus times Wc have h"HuIu hl. using
my name Co yet board and tue loan 90. money. lie
Is am mpo7r.r hul we have 20 far been unable 10
utrtrltUt him..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS

U > Is Coupon ..............-..--.2O,O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

TIE GENERAL LLSE
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-08-03
Vital Questions -

| Ask the most eminent physician
| OF any school, what is the hest thing in the
world for ,l,Icting AMI allaying all irritation
uf the nerves and curing MI forms Of nervous
com pliints, giving naiilal, childlikc refresh.
ing sleep always?
| And they will tell You unhesitatingly
"Some form of Hops"
CHAPTER l.
Ask any or all of the most eminent physi-
clans:
What ia the best and only remedy that can
| he relied on to cure all diseases of the kid
ncys and urinary organs; such rs Bright
diseases, diabetes, retention or inability 1"
retain urine, and all the diseases AMI all
ments peculiar To women
"And they will tell you explicitly and en-
phatically "Buchu."
Ask the same physicians
"What il the most reliable and surest cure
for all liver diseases ar dyspepsia; consiipa-
tion, indigestion, bilousness, malarial fever,
ague. &c - ana they will tell you:
Mandrake! ~ Dandelion!"
Hence, when these remedies are combined
with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bittcrs, such "a
CHAPTER III.
wonderful and mysterious curative power
is developed which Is So varied in its opera
tons that no disease or i'll health can pos
sibly exist or resist its power. and yet il is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weak
est invalid or smallest child To use.
"Patents
almost dead or nearly dying
For years, and given up by physicians of
Bright's and other kidney diseases, liver
complaints, severe coughs called consump-
ton, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy!
From agony OF neuralgia. nervousness,
wakefuln.ss and various diseases peculiar to
women,
People drawn out of shape from eXcruci-
ating pangs of rheumatism.
Iniiammatory and chronic, or suffering
from scroiuia!
ErySpelas!
Salt rheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia,
indigestion ana in fact almost I'LL diseases
frail
Nature is heir To
Have been cured by Hop Bittcrs, proof of
which can bc found In every neighbofhood i'm
the known world.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-08-03
Does Mining Paw?

George W. Peek, in "A recent letter
from Denver. SAYS: Mining. like Nor
monism. is liable to he Overdone. II
there was Il dor whistle inserted in
every mimi" hole in Colorado, that
has never panied out II cent. and Il
steam fog whistle inserted in every hole
that has paid enough To speak of. and
all should blow at once, the dog whistles
would drown the foo whistles bya great
majority. /! ali the abandoned mining
holes in the hills had voices, and could
tell .hc days of hard work, days of suf-
frring and starvation, of the nights of
slecplc5SucSs. and dreams of gold never
10 be- realized, 81 the wea1:; Steps home
ward on empty >>ff;;f1Iacls. of the poor.
nel'lacd lcljoHS who came here bclicv-
inG h."I gold could he GOT anywhere.
Those voices would make new Corners
pay attention. IL the trails over the
mountains and across the snow, could
tell If the heavy hearts that have been
over them. and could picture TN,
thoughts of home and loved ones that
the PILGRIMS have INDUCED in. rs with
bruised feet they ploddcd along towards
Tia" mirage Eldorado. and of the places
where tired AMI hcarl-broken men have
lain down To die. there would not be so
many people getting crazy over mining.
But probably have said enough to
show that am not much mashed on
mining. and if these few words shall
lead any man who has decided to put Il
few hundred dollars into wildcat
mine To change his mind and buy his
wife silk dress, am sure the invest
ment will pan out more happiness tothe
ton of human ore, To both him and his
wife. And if this article shall be the
means of detcrrlng any young man
from throwing up Il good job in the East
and leaving home, associations and low.
ing friends. To come ont here u assOci
ate with condensed jackasses. that pack
fryin%-pans and salt horse over Giouti.
tain trails in the search for will-o'-lhe-
wisp gold, that has six men for every
ounce of @old already on the trail. shall
feel that this uninlercsting article is not
written in vain. If You want to come to
Colorado for health, come. If you want
to see the finest scenery in the world,
spend money royalty, and see AMI get
acquainted with Il large-hearted people.
come. But, the fellows that are already
here know all about the mining, and can
attend to il without any new men on the
war path
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-08-03
Wales Latest Joke,

Poole. rs everybody knows. is the
Princes tailor. For this reason he i
invited now and then To parties and re.
crptions where noblemen assemble.
The line OF social difference between
titled persons and "Shopkecpcrs." by
the way, is not nearly SO firmly drawn
us had been led To believe. 1t is get
ting quite flexible, and is often over
stepped.
Tie Prince of Wales. being ut his tail
Or's, said. Poole, see your name i'm
the list of those who attended Lady
Drury's party
Yes. your IIighness. went around
for II short time
"You must have had Il capital time,
Poole. did you not?'
"Well. your liighness. it was pleas
ant cnough,you know. Muffin heXtry."
what was the matter with it9
should suppose yoL could enjoy it up
there among I'LL the nobS. y
You see. your IiighmeSs must
have seen by the cont JOarndi- the
society was n little just Il little mixed. y"
You're unreasonable. Poole. Good
God! You couldn't expect en- all to be
.aiiors -