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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12


Western creamery s2yc; state dairy half hrkns tqbs
and pals Is 924ci Welsh tubs l5023c Western imitation
creamery ta22e Western factory lIel6c.i old butter
state dairy tubs 10020c state dares rkns tubs ~
2oci state nrkins l2020o Western dairy 1lel4c Rolls
l1cJ western factory, Is
still noted on all grndes bn particularly choice qualities
which show further slight advance demand steady, al
though moierate state Factory 9Sl5c Western Flat SO
14bc.i Creamery SKINNED 6G62c. do. partly SKINNED.
$500 selections for home use l5o- EGGS have very
good inquiry and prices retain the bm temper noted attery
state and Pennsylvania 20d20c Western. 20c Southern
1920
RICE-Moaerately active and unchanged.
SEEDS-Tim0thy dul and nOminally unchanged Clover
fairly active, steady and unchanged.
SUGARRaw duh at To- for Fair Refining; the quotation
for Fair Refining In yesterdays issue mspint no
s1les were noted Refined quiet and unchanged Cut Loaf
9l4c Crushed she; Powdered s99c. Granulated sio
Cubes. &C.. Mould "a" S1sc Confectionery SSsc.;
standard A" SlGasSe on A." 7Ts9scl White EXTRA
low &C" 7sG7l4c.; Yellow. 7c.
STEARINE-VeTy quiet, ana held firm; Choice City
quoted llao sales 5000 3D. Oleomargarne Steano loo.
TALLOWVery steady In price, with fair INQUIRY Prime
City quoted Sl2c: sales, 10000 D. SIsGS 7l6c.
TEA-At the sale to-day prices wero generally steady,
though Blacks slghy lower 1853 pkgs sold IN
GLIDING following MOyune-l5 1wankay. 6l2c: l49 Hy-
son. II 02lc ass Young Tyson 9L20il 2c. 1872 Imperial.
903Ol2c; 1877 Gunpowder 222Djc.i t1ng suey-l3 Young
ysOn l3c % Imperial II O2l .c. 355 Gunpowder 100
81 sc Japan- 65j pan Fired l220 S9c 2j3 Basket 30,
3O96t3c; 80 Siftngs y0yl2c.i lO3 COngou 1898 2ci
OoOng722 Fooehow, 17G32 1889 Formosa, 23G4o i2cj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YokK, April IL.

NEW-YOkK, April II.
More activity wasshown in the petroleum mar
kets to-day than mas been recorded fOI time past
The volume OF business swelled nearly 900
barrels The receipts OF favorable from the oil
region elated the "buls" and spread condemnation
cores ondingy among their opponents. Heavy pur-
chases for sides Of the speculative advanced
prices from s0Ssc at the opening to 0G%906c. in the
late dealings Reports from the Welsh well In the
Grandn tract indicated trivial daily production, and
the wells In the Cooper tract reported to be heavily
falling of their output. The market closed excited
and bu0yant
The total transactions at the New-York Petroleum
SAo-'''"oS Barrels.
-. vo,s pstroIeum Exchange. ....... 81 81, 200
w." $500 a. s,.,r,ierIn I;x ohang $4,000
a ~ars M,nng stocx EIchan ge .......... 200
r,., 5.09s.0O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
Navnio Official renort for weck ending March 20

Navajo official report for week ending March %
shows: Total depth of shaft, go feet rock con
tnurs very harl no water yet encountered. DIN
sonth. lJ5 level, extended rs feet; no material
change 10 note South drift. east lateral vein, 800
level, advanced 10 feet. Slopes and other WORK,
ing, throughout the mine are without material
change I he orr milicd during the past week aver
aged ~l3g Ol per ton. For the week ending sun
day shipped nine bars valued AZ Tlc,fll -. IotaI
for the present month. SOS. $50 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
STATE OF TRADE.
DONESTIO Markets.

RurnORF Aprl ll-CotJOn steady; Middlings. 5Isc.
Flour steady street and Western Super1ne ~ 70
Az DO Extra 81 Is os4 10 do. Family. - 1bo 10 CITY
Mills super IS 25GrJ70 do Extra 81 20 9s623 DO nl9
Bands - o5 IS, PatapseS Family % 90 wh 9ss
81 20. No. Maryland. IA 10 No Western Winter hed
spot 81 ia. April IL 1901 ID. C0rp-->o1tnern
White 0ic., Yellow 6ic; Western Mixed spos 9ts,
AnuL $50 oats nrm-S0uthefn % qO3c western
Nite 52953ci TO- Mixod 40 cole Pennsylvania 3 eoSc
rive dlE 0la7Oc Hay Prime 10 ChoIce Pennsylyt
MIA am MARYLAND SIO Provislons-Mess PORK,
5000 Rulkmeats Sh0uldera oS.ailc Clear mo
sides, packed. SSsello. Baeon-Shoaders S'Ac. Sesr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
EUROPEAN FfNAvcIAL MARKETS.

LONDON April ll-l230 p. m.-COnsos l02'tr for
and lO2,a for Atlantic and Western
first mortgage trustees certificates Dos do second mort
gage. lob. Erie, 4O New.bOrk Central. lJl2 ILLINOIS
Central Reading % ~ NewYork. Ontario and eat
ern. "a ~; Milwaukee and ST Pau common. lO1 T.
April ll.-ZOO y. m-Farls advlcos quote three
per cent - francs % confines for account
LONDON April ll-4OO D. m-Atlanuc and Great western
trustees ceItltaes. lb4 Newl ORR Cent
raj l3l 81 ILLINOIS Cenid 49, Pennsyivapla central 0Os
Newly ontario ana Western. PISS Milwaukee and ST.
common, 400 =.
LONDON April ll4t00 y. m.-Pars adVioes quote three
rentes At 10 francs Oh centines Tor the account
and exchange London at 70 francs "a centnes for
checks.
LONDON April 1l4:O0 m.-fndia Council bills al
Iotted to-day decline of III. per
the amount OF bullion Withdrawn the Bank of Eng
land balance TODAY IA $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
EuROPEAN MARKErl

LIVERPOOL April ll-BacOn. Cumberland Cnt $685. short
Rib 670d PORK Mess o5Od do Western 500 Lari.
O7d cheese. American Choice. 3OiDd. Corn
bnOd Mixed Old rurDentino Sputs 3uBd ProyiAons-
per AMERICAN. BrollstuHs bod
Mixed Western Wheat Jd 90 id psr GENITAL FOR Cat
orna Club SOD 9J00d for hed Western SPRING 9JdG3 Oi
VI Re.i Winter. 80. ,-
LONDON. April 1i.-spirits rurDentine 4o3d Cacnttt
4zJd quarter llnsocd Oh. XII lUG4zI 10
per tun. Tallow 410 cwt hennod Petfoieh1n 04dS
basd. ga -. an ,-.... az
90 ziloS m
BHE.Ks Anil l-Wicox's Lard closed nj 90 marks W
pfeunIgs per no Petroleum. marks 30 pfennlg,
AyTNRRp Aprl 1l.-Peroleum 10 francs ~ cehtinesot
aud ~ francs W eentinos sei4ts
Wnsox's Lard. lJo francs % confines yer lOU kIos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
LEY reLrnrArn 10 rnE rRrnryE.l

SAN FRANCGsCO April 1.-THE Comstock market
&c duI with the exception of the middle stocks. m
which there i, increased cuisines, at advanced rates
Outside stocks are Inactive, although from lus-
carora District the reports still look encouraging.
Assessed Elko Consolidated 10 cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
WEDNESDAY. April LIP. ".

WEDNESDAY, April LIP. "
At the Mining Stock Exchanges to-day. Sonora
Consolidated was the market; its price rose from
Go cents to 81, and it closed at 90 cents. Rooin-
son was cents easier at IS cents. Hall-Andersoh
was off cents at 1.6O01.65. Old llukill was AT
1910 cents Sierra Grande was 10 cents hlgher'
SALES 1T TIE MINING EKCHiYGES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
CLOSING PRIcEg or CALTFDFyTA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO Wednesday. April IL. 1883

The Nortbcrn Belle Mining Company has declared
dividend of 30 cents per share the Elko Consoil
dated Mining Company has levied CD assessment oil
10 cents per share.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, APRIL IL, fSS'
MINES AND MINING.

The refined petroleum market was quiet and steauJ,
without change at ga sasc. per gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
RECORDED REAL ESTATE raASsFGRS.
NkM.YORK CITY.


1ostbst g. 70 ftw OF 2d.ave. 996xlO1n; Wilhel -,
PeaIi-st. No J.li Elizabeth Duncan to [ BLhcA
Fr. lii 1916 sol l51thst. loixl3o:
Deshayes and another 10 Alice FarDdhAs aud IN,
y sife 40 10 an And rs Pieer i2ooc
Sot1s. wtIss Frame to Morris $4,000
lhsI IS fa MINI and hT.ssad to Caroline athaa slO1
40t, rssr s. nj" wife Vi TO o. James stee1 $4,000
Lex,nS Sn1v s,ie " 70 ~ John Jarlise 1880
3d. s 52 snd sS 90 to- Never $4,000
hsSes f0sh to iooth st. 2OiiOx25j: Lewis,
assnss $50 It Of IIthsve 25IJ6.ii; smith
same R sr5 81, ri II iarsoas and we TO Fan.
AN ming cor Of ;i:;i sixioJ. the Xexaada
Apartment Thomas Kerr ct Al to george =, ON
M.An So S5 and W East Broiiway lien.
desOn and wife 60 keoecea Bumoeis and an "a "a,
ro,S Saaeu At VS. 40 It OF Rivingtonst 2Oxigs
n Newman and another toJ Haras io'ioo
Lean. referee, % F o swartsoat. 0oo'
Dea MSiisly 10 Sstharine claaer -. 1900
pelaneey.st s. 10 IL Oh suaOlk.s 2Jxloo. same oo
4ots.s i.ss 800 IT Of jlaye is olioo5 is
gins u aichae ti.a ~ IlhlS ',5xi;iii Ann
izO Weber b. suS an husband to Rate eoot
regular mary Turner COS Lynss R:I.css 4eo'
SOa s%.r ct tai al 70 FANNY Fisher Iooo
3sth.sL n 3 rs II Is Lexington ave- lyxoov. "a,
Whitehead and wife - Margaret AcNey....--..: o'oV'
S2dstn tSs % % saass ioIiooii l42S,
slth-sL II s. 2il.S II W vi 2dave. 2OxlO22' III hn-
Ter to j Shrady.
Same property; Jacob Shraay anu wife 20 Mary
10th st T. los II OF 2d-ave. 2vxzo.ij -N
Voorhis TO L Blum wife NV
Ludlow 81 a. II n 81 s.SS 1900
shave cor Of 2d;ss 2o'2r'o. James .o. 1900,
loOth-st. A. 800 II w Vi 6thaye, 25xluoil, HAL
interest: Eliza bunce 10 sarah flrsson...,;r
3;th A. IA a 300 IL lUth-ave <oxss5, EilAaoeen so
Keekhaft and husband 10 ii Nchois =; NV
Madlsonst n 4 AIS Il o OF JeieTsOns 81, -o'iOAoV
M Moore aud wife 4 Deane.
s6thst 100 Il Of s1ha az iimb1pssr 1900
45thst $50 itwS % S.na'e. 10 ioAivO s'een $500
lst6st syomT 81 oh awe 2SIs4 Henry DAY HOO
,ss y ss.s g kaS Snas
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By John 4. Bout.

4 story brown. stone dwellings with !ots. Nos no
10 I4G Nest 10th ST. :, ~ II ol 1tn-aVe, each
lot 7oxyg. 1: Edward cobb. ...-...;..;,-..-..-
1 2.siory nylses with lots. est l5od-st, 4oV
IL " of 6ta-lye. lots together III Size 0VAJ''tii
sarah "A Wentworth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
REIL ESI1TE.
NEw-YoRK Wednesday. April IL, issa
Tho following sales were held at the .Ex

The following sales were held at the III
change SaesroOm to-day:
BIZ Richard " Harriet e Go.
Q 9story brick houses with lot. No 23I BOwery es.
1891 IL OF uiyingtonst lot nl'4.OXt'6 Al, -
Charles / Pegg ~"'fS~
l 2.siory frame dwelling With lot No ISL MOttst
sl22.Z ftnOf BroOme-st, lot @1AlOO ~,
similar house with lot. No ls3 MOtt.t s. auoh- -,
M A,ove lot 25xlOO. r. y Il j Murphy-.....-- '<'
A srory and frame houses with pOt oil Ialo
on dave. NV cor OF 42dst plot OF ANA '0''N ,oo
73bx.}U5x599 XlOJ. Jennings ...-,...'.;..: wv
l 3.story brown-stOue mouse with lot, No 30 EasI
57tiist II 40 II OF 2daye, lot ZoNIVuo' l. 81 ~
l 3..tnry buc< house Nth LOT No 43J flst SIMS,
rs 1894 II Ot Ave-A lot 25.5XlO-Z ChaIles L o.
o.story brick stable with lot - East SDth-st lJi
T. OF AVeA. lot 2JNlO2.2 + + Ndethihg-..--. 9''e
Mot oi land Joining ABOVE. on side IA centre Oh
block n. II xgi XgO. 1XJB j. NaetnnS. ."
l 4stoly brown stone house with .ot. No OJ WASH,
inglOn square south west 4thsi), 700 UeOi
south Jiu.ave, lot 2illxlly oc =,
N Met oFIlltk
g y. tory and l.stOTy brick buildings WIN pOt OF
land y o and 4Oi East 10Th st, ;. D ~ cor
lsi.lve plot OF land jpXJS.S&lSx2loxooA't "a a,
Cancy $500. w; '"''S
l 3-siory brick building with lot, No 800 West
25th-st 5, $50 shave, plot Oh lana %ShcoS' =, o.
IL
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GOVERNMENTS.

Total sales OF the day
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-29
Quarrel Between Partners.

DETROIT, March 2s.-Edward Donovan,
partner of Erastus Whitney, of Chicago,
syrup dealers, fatty denies Mondays Asso-
ciated Press statement from Chicago, that he
confessed to Whitney that he converted to
his own use $40, 900 in cash and the proceeds
of $4,000 worth of goods belonging to the
firm. He saws the whole statement is the
boldest falsehood; he has taken nothing that
did not belong to him. and is willing to
make good his share of the FIRMS losses, said
share being about $4,000. Donavan further
denies that he is OF has been a fugitive as
represented he is at Ann Arbor, where he
can be found any day during the next three
months by any one DESTROYS of seeing him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-29
Collision ON a Trestla.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 27.--At $50 this
evening, two transfer trains of the L. & w.
and the Nashville & Chattanooga railroads
collided on the trestle in the western portion
OF the city, and were badly wrecked Five
cars were thrown from the trestle, twenty
feet high, and the cars of the other train
piled up on the trestle. Charles Abbott,
conductor, had his right arm broken in
three places. and received general confusion
about the body. Thomas Hutchinson, con-
ductor of the other train. is severely but not
seriously bruised. Joe Tuley, engineer, jaw
bone fractured, wounds on the throat and
leg, and laceration of the groin; he is in a
critical condition. Thomas Steel, fireman,
had his left cheek laid open, and is injured
on the head and chest; he is not expected to
live
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-29
LAWLESS MINERS.
a Colorado Mining Town Greatly Excited
BIoodshed Feared.

DENVER, March EFFICIENTLY the directors
of the Bassiok Mining Company, at New
York, received threatening letter from a
large number of miners at Queerida, where
their mine is located, demanding the dis
missal of Superintendent Perkins and Fore
man NcGregor, charging insufferable
tyranny, and that they interfered in
numberless ways with the rights of
the men, etc. The true solution
of the trouble is that Perkins discovered that
an organized band had been stealing ore
from the company, and he was instrumental
in sending several or the criminals to the
penitentiary. The climax was reached to-
day, when the indictments served notices on
fifty persons to leave town forth with threat
ening violence. Queerida and the surround
ing country is terribly excited. Armed
miners are parading the streets, and law is
defed. Governor Grant has been called upon
to proclaim martial law, and fears are enter
tanned of bloodshed before morning.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-29
Capital Notes.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The Patent Office
has prepared. and has now FOR sale, an index
of all patents relating to electricity granted
by the United States prior to June &c. 1882,
comprising about 1000 patents, and making
a volume OF $50 pages.
Joseph Tyssowski of Washington, has been
appointed chief of the mineral division Of
the General Land Office, vice Sickes resigned.
Secretary Folger continues to improve
daily. He is much better tonight than he
has been for several days, and it is hoped by
those about him that within week he
will be so far recovered as to be able to take
trip to Bermuda.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-29
A ROW Amonc the snnires.

1t is held by parties interested in decreasing
the number of jus tees of the peace in the city
that under the Van WORMS law adopted by the
late Legislature ana which, by virtue OF an en-
Urgency clause, is nov in force Justices
Pease and Glass are no longer legally constitt,
ted magistrates The point on which the COM
troversy is raised is that, under the new law, a
Justice of the peace must reside and hold court
in the precinct for which he is elected to serve.
Pcase was elected for Brghtwood, and Glass for
West Indianapolis, while both reside in this city.
A day or two ago Andrew johnson was being
tried before Glass for assault with
criminal intent, and, in the midst
of the trial, his attorneys secured his
release a writ of habeas corpus, alleging that
the tribunal before which the case WAS being
tried was illegally constituted, and hence had no
jurisdiction. JohusOn's case was taken before
Judge Norton for hearing, but the court being
engaged in the trial OF the Jeter case and having
several other important cases pending, tho
habeas corpus proceedings were dismissed and
Johnson was committed to jail on an informa-
zion. BY this means q decision concerning the
point was for the time being prevented. Glass
and Pease state that they own property in their
respective districts.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-29
THE HIrE LIBEL SUIT.
The Courier-Journal Fully indicated by
Favorable Verdict.

LOUISVILLE, March 2S.-The libel suit of
George 3. Hite and wife against the Courier
Journal, for publication of statements relat-
ing to an alleged liaison between Mrs. Hite
and the late Jesse James, has been on trial
for ten days, and came to a conclusion this
evening, the jury finding for the defendant
The amount sued for was $25 900. A series
which were answered. in substance as fol-
lows:
Mrs Hte had been in love and he'd liaison
with Jesse James; that she had deserted her
husband that she had correspondent clandes-
timely with young man in the neighbour
hood; that the Jesse James liaison had caused
disat1ection in the Hite family; that Mrs
Hite swore out warrant against Wood Hite
her stepson, charging him with killing the
negro Turner because Hite caught her car
rying notes from Mrs. Hite to a young man;
that the publication in the Courier-Journal
was substantially true; that it was not made
with malicious intent to SANDER and injnre;
that there were rumors in the neighborhood
affecting Mrs. Hite's character for chastity
and virtue. and that the defendant had reason
to believe them true.
The case has excited much attention the
court room being daily crowded. The plain
tiffs made terrific fight, through able at
torneys but old Hites admission of his
wife's infdelity, made by him to Governor
Crittenden, of Missouri, detailed by the lat
strong proof the Courier-J ournal had already
offered, and the verdict creates no surprise
among those familiar with the facts. Two
more cases for $25 600 each, brought by the
same parties against the Courier-J Journal,
will probably never be heard from again.
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from their foundations will be returned by
their owners. The committee only help
those families who are not able to help them
selves. To-day I visited several homes re-
occupied by the families driven out by the
flood. There is one, Mrs. NJ. R.; her husband
was a night-watch on the wharfboat and was
drowned some months ago. She has five
children, one goes to school, two are sick,
one boy works for the relief committee. She
pays 81 month rent for three rooms, small
and cherries, still damp from the inunda-
ton. Like true woman, she desires bet
ter home, and to replace her hood-destroyed
furniture, but her earnings at the wash-tub,
the support of her dependent children, and
the help afforded by the relief committee
will not, unless supplemented by well-be-
slowed charity, bring her out of her squalid
and uncomfortable home to the sunlight of
cheer and comfort. Many such cases, if in
quiry is made, can be found, and the blessed
work of lifting heavy burdens from crushed
hearts easily accomplished.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-29
Brief Mention.

In the illinois House of Representatives the
Harper high-license bill has been ordered to a
first reading.
James Selbv, druggist of Quincy, convicted
Of selling liquor to minors, has been fined $3.50
and costs, amounting in all to nearly 5000.
Two horses were stolen on Tuesday night
from the stables OF Lee Owens, of Harpster, and
large number of farmers are securing the
country tor tne thieves.
The evidence presented before thAlegislative
committee investigating the affairsSof Chester
Pententiary failed TO sustain the charges made
against the officers OF the prison.
NJ. A. Sullivan, Democratic member of the
House from st. Clair county, was arrested Mt
East ST. bpnls yesterday, charged with having
retailed spirituons liquors without havinganald
the special tax required by the United States
law.
w. II. Vandoren, unmarried and aged twenty
three years. owner and editor OF the Buaking-
ham News, Republican paper widely known
in that section OF the State, died on Tuesday,
after three days Illness, of pneumonia, which
developed from measels.
The city of Decatur has sued the Indianapolis,
Decatur IL Springfield company to recover al
legged damages growing ont of an infraction of
the city ordinance in failing to build culvert
required to furnish an outlet for water from the
mouth of the Fifth ward creek. The refusal OF
the company TO comply with the ordinance oc-
casions much feeling against the managers.
Charles Il. Goold, president of the Grnndy
County National Bank, when near his home. at
Morris, at an early hour on Monday evening.
was sand-bngged, Knocked down, ana beaten.
1"e uppI"dCH VI u 1ouuG lDan attIhtlou W WI
Goods cries FOR helm, caused the flight of his
nssailant, who abandoned a hat, which was iden-
titled as the property of Mike Barry, an ex-con-
Wet. who was arrested.
kilograms from West Liberty, Ia, state that
William Hartley, prominent farmer who moved
from Normal to the former place, suddenly left
ms home about "a week ago, and nothing has
been heard OF him since, except that he sent an
order to his wife to draw money from bank. II
is believed he has gone insane. He is very ex-
cellent and quite wealthy man, and has always
had happy ana ccntenIed home.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-29
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
Building a Corner on PORK.

Bulldlng corner on FORK.
Statesman in National Republican. ~.
II could talk to you all night, giving you
historical evidences that the nation whose
chief die is hog meat is brave braiiy, pious
pure honest, incorruptible, and invincible,
while those who abandon hog lose their
proud pre-eminence and sink into weakness
and contempt. Egypt scorned the hog, and
the Turk and the Bedouin now desolate the
land of the lotus and the sphynx. Greece
turned up her nose at the hog, and her
marble gods are shattered and her genius
carried captive to other lands. Rome eat
hog and conquered the world, but when her
statesmen forsook spareribs for peacocks'
tongues and her generals preferred larks'
brain to pigs feet the scepter dropped from
her nervous grasp. Instead of the plum and
the buckler borne by the ancient Roman, his
modern descendant carries around a monkey
and hand organ. What Greece is, France
may become and the awful fate of Rome
stares with gorgon glare into the eyes of
Germany. Let Germany and France profit
from the lessons of the past, and may Amer
lea heed this warning to never go back on the
hOo.h