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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
LAST NIGHT AND noREAs.

The blue-fyed son Of the Northland, the
child Of gunny Italy With its soft, dark eye
the ornss.eyed man Of Massachusetts and
the giInlet-eycd Cirtester ci tse Waoasn
valley Nil units in s,igmauS'ng last niEht. i,
breeze, rs a. once The 'sarChinGesC and
the "hndingoHt" Of any l'' 1hyf ina!
the venerable EDua nag ever iee Loose tlnca
the drowning OF POlinurus. Great bll ~
zsrdl was the cry, and gentle
man standing around tramp
surrounded stove, was heard 10 re-
mark that IL was very unpleasant y eAtn eI
indeed. The proposition was undisputed
and whilst the appearance OF the speaker
was against him sill sgrsed that ne was
man OF uncommon sagacity.
The shorn lamb was heard blea'ing Tor
that tempering OF the wind that had seon
implicitly promised him for ever so long,
whilst the cattle on a thousand Rills de-
clared they would no longer wind slowly
DER the lea" but move 10 town where
they could gat decent accommodations.
But hearken Te that mourn and Will not
be comforted, Is there no balm in Gilsad TO
sooth your dis'uib bed spirit and melt your
obdurate hearts and igostsd oesrds7
Ave, verify there be. Where now is the
inbospitabe artesian bloodsucker who was
wont in days but Just gone by to enter
your dwelling and after chanting lullahies
not quite as soothing as chloroiorm, gently
descend upon his unsuspecting host and
by exhaustive receivers and the laws CT
Capillary attraction endeavor to extract
from him whose fsvors he was enjoying the
last drop OF his vital fluid gushing from his
heart Cold stark and stiff in death curled
iuto an infinestesimal pils not larger than
an atom Of the diastio calomel. Your
enemy lies dead at your feet and the God
sent blizzard Is your avenger
When is the amiable rattlesnake whose
practice was to strike ut the calf OF your leg
and missing his aim would inoc-
Mate you on the ships or anywhere
with his surplus tooth juice, TO your ex.
treme dissatisfaction? Struck by the cold
breath OF mans best friend be lies par
lived as canned Hamburg eel, and Ut
ttle child NAV handle him II be wants TO.
Where Is Rruin. who delighted TO rush
forth nom esvernous recesses and start a
ribbon factory on the highly-prized hesh
that once padded the vell.scraped skeleton!
He has subsidized into profound torpor and
you might haul him int town by that mt
tie tail he has and deliver him to the
, tenderoin mercies OF the cieaversd
butcher. Should be awake before the hand
worked guillotine separated head from
hair trunk his last words would be an ex-
pressed desire that these words should be
en,raven on his tomb: Tho blizzard done
it(' The wolves that kill your sheep, the
tramps that steal hem, the fox that steals
your geese Just before Rosh Hannah, the
squirrels that steal your corn and refuse TO
doniesticate, the coon that steals your
chickens. the collector that thrusts his
items in your face, all, all the enemies OF
ungrateinl man. are psirified inio the pet
rifaetion OF the irquislti-e Mrs. Lot. and
yet lie IL no. hsppyl Count the reporter as
be siNs by the hot stove the idolizing friend
and hide partner OF the death-dealing biiz-
xard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05

n eslini's valet has a room next 20 his, aud
fattl's two maids room mex 10 her room,
Al Nisolini's end OF the car lisa buffet, In
which will be an icn ohts' hot waler,
boiler. spirit stove, wine closet, silver aud
table linen. There ara no ARRANGEMENTS
for preparing anything more substantial
than an egg or tea aud coffee,
Tao manufacturer says The car II a counter
mart o one made by him some ilme ns1 Tor
thr car at Russia 10 he ustd hy the ufshu
Duke 81 ichol n. y. sun,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
a s
RIRSyyD WATER PIPES.

The present severe spell Of cold weather
mas played sad havoc with water pipes
throughout tho city, and the bursting OF
the same have been numerous. Superin.
intendeut Wheoless ol the water.wOrks IN
formed q HERALD reporter yesterday that
up 70 date there had been sixty-two breaks
and that 10 required large ioros Of Plumo
ers 20 repair the leaks. They we're busy ull
day yesterday, and have net ss yet suC'
oeedeG IN making the necessary repairs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
COL CLI.NELAND.

Ills understood that Sol Cleveland, who
was arrested lew days since at Honriettl
TOR the killing OF = man named Jesse James
in the Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory,
and who was brought here aud lodged In
the county jail, viii apply for a writ OF
hlbeas corpus, returnsbla before tho F6d-
eral court. George Cleveland, OF Waco
who IL brother Of the accused, ia in tho
cit to nssis his b other in whatever way
he can In his troubles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05

TIE case Of Tension vs.. Tension which
has occupied several days In tho diau.ct
cour, ~ still on trill. IL liz n .ult inatitut.
sd by tho heirs OF John Tenisou, by his
first wife against his second vie for the
trust fund alleged to have been invested IN
properly conveyed to his second wife by
bis will. There are some $4,000 worth OF
properly involved. Messrs B4nkSdale,
Williams & burfn d appear fo- the plain
tifs, aud G. G. Wright, and sawnie Robert
son FOR the defendant
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05

stumble Of lot Of ground on the north side
ef Commerce street, between Murphy and
Martin streets. They allege that the CITY
obs,ruoied and damned up the natural
drain, which cau,sd the basement OF thoir
house 20 overflow, and that II has washed
dwelling stands. They pray for damages
in the Fum of SO 800
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
upARn FROM

cigar stand ~ the Grand Windsor hotel,
suddenly disappeared from the city desert
luz business. Without auy apparent cause.
Yesterday City Marshal Arnold received a
telegram from the Marshal at Abilene AK
iuC sRiley was wanted here, and sent an
anaEsr thRt he was not
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
A EAI.kE REpOiiT.

The report aaoat yesterday that Mrs. W.
p. Anderson, who was 40 badly burned at
her residence, No. 10 Polk street, Tues
day morning, was dead, was erroneous.
She stir survives her injuries, though she
is in critical condition nd the attending
physicians have no hopes of her recovery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
BUILDISG SOLD.

Captain II. T Laaiz sold yesterday 60
Colonel W. q. Randall the tvc.s'oTy brick
building on Main street. 25 by 100, and
formerly occupied by the herald, for
80 600 cash. Colonel Randall owns the
frame buildings just east OF il and coBtem-
plateq the erection of thres.story bricks in
THAR stsad
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05

The Pittsburg Commercial psrpstratos the
following:
/ an, aLapffC -

The Pittsburg Commercial psrpstrates the
following:
Il am skeptic."
II regret very much 10 hear u, but u u is
o chrome case you had better join the Lis
eral League, " responded tAe interrupted
wri er.
~ don't mean that. I believe in tho
fcriptures, cresds and testimonies, hui MY
experience teaches M TINT many things
see % the newspapers gil't true. never
have any trouble with tslkatiyc BARRIERS,
The same man has shaved me Tor seven
ysarJ and I cannot recall that he ever in
formed rae what Kind Of weather We we're
enjoying or were going 20 have. ! sm not
enjoyed by cats, never threw n boouack
at one in mv iite. ~ never occurs 10 my
wife TO look under the bed for a man, sud
as for my mJther-in-la~, she is the most
valuable OF my matrimonial acquisil Ions.
II is SANDER on oil the goats ever knew
to SAY that their diet is circus bills and
crinolins ] know dozen OHIO mon who
nevar had an ot1co and never wanted one.
Married men don't all tell their wives that
they have been to lodge Out OF four
daughters who ornament my househeld
there is but ono who eats ice cream. lie
funny. my son, be funny, but put truth on
as side trimming" With this he went
QUIT; was probably all he had TO say.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
ANNUAL RAILROAD PASSES.

Ii. Al. Hoxie, vice-president of the Mis-
souri, Pacific road, telegrsphs Mr.. f. p.
Turner, ticket agent here, that "annual
passes Of the Missouri Pacific lsased lines
will be honored by conduc ors up TO ana
including Januarv l0'h, 1884. '-Signed II.
n. Hoxie. This Information will be OF
service to those holding annual passes over
these lines.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
MAVRrWO FOLKS CLUE

at meeting OF the Married Folks club
hold January 80, lsSi, G. M Turner was
o'ert "a president @ N. Quiiiman Woe p-ss-
iirlt, p. ". Liupgkie, treasurer aud +. NJ.
Lnt hale secretary An important meet
irr called icr Monday might at 1850 over
Eiwlrd's mnsio store ln rooms Of Dallas
school OF art and muslc aud al mcmbHrs
are requested TO attend. BY oder Of pre,i.
da.t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05

A man and his wife, whose names we're
not learned but who have quarters In tho
old ST. Charles hotel building, were en-
gagged all of yesterday in wsging war
against each ether. They had several
lively engagements and in each one the
woman came off victorious. Their dis
graceful actions we're Witnessed from tho
street by num Der of pedestrians.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
FINGER MASHED.

L. A. Treanor, a switchman in the Texas
& Pacific yard. while coupling cars yester-
day got one of his fingers mashed off be.
tween the bumpers. He was sent TO the
roads hospital at Foit Worth. The injured
member will have to be arputatsd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
sURRENDEgED,

]. Younger, who was indicted by the
federal grand jury on the charge oil oppos-
ing q deputy United States marshal while
in the discharge OF his duty. came in yes
terday, surrendered and executed bond in
the sum of $4,000 for his appearance before
the federal court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
HAHEAS CORPu2.

The habess corpus trial of Tip Wilson
colored, charged with the murder of Harry
Johnson, colored. was set tor hearing In the
district court yesterday morning, but was
not reached. IL will be heard to-day. Mr.. II,
l.. Irvine is the attorney fort the defense.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
LOCAL NEWS.
The Base Bali Teams OF for n Warmer
Cline.
A Wedding In tho Grand Jury Room 70
A Heavy suit.
olher News Notes About the city.
TIE nA,E RALLIsTs.

The II own StoosinFs Of this city LEFT last
evening via the TsSat Ceoirsl 20 Il Tor Gal.
weston 10 play TIE GUT CITY club OF that
pltno 4 series % three games, beginning
Sunday. Cores Chicago icague ncc0mpa.
MED them, and by dividing on Will, by mu.
tual consent Of the two clubs, play 80
many taun on aaCh side.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
A RUNAWAY

The horse attacked to DIR. Leaks's buggy
became frightened on upper Rim street
yesterday about noon aud dashed down
that thoroughfare AZ fearful speed. de
msntling two express wagons and smashing
the buggy to pieces.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05

About two years ego my wife had very
troublesome cough OF so serious chaTac-
ter tn al we ell became very anxious; indeed
1, seemed that we had but little to hope for
as the lungs were affected We tried vari-
ous medicines, but very little II any be1e-
fit seemed to DO derived from auy of them;
so that it appeared the disease had com.
plete mastery and nothing but death would
bring relief. | was then advised 60 give
DR.. ID. Jayne's Erpectorant a trial, and
doing so 20 our surprise found great bene-
fit from its use. Persisting with 1t she
gradually commenced improving, until the
principal symptoms disappeared entirelp,
and she has enjoyed reasonably good heall III
ever sincs. --GJohn Ausgrave, Husbsrds.
villa Kentucky.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
XATIR.rLnsETS.

The present cold snap has shown con-
olusively that wAter-closets should b. en-
closed by brick walls ana not be located in
hoard ghanlies exposed 10 the cold north
wind. The water pipe and valves in many
closets on the north side Of Elm sirset
have been frozen aud bursted, causing con-
siderable inconvenience and some expense.
But those closets on the south side OF Elm
street and others that are within brick
walls were not so damaged. All water
closets should be furnished with stop
cock and waste so that the waller may be
turned off and the pipe emptied in
freezing weather IL order also TO more
rigidly enforce tho plumbing regulations of
the city and to insure proper connections
with the sewers, the city engineer asks par
ties about 10 contrnct for Water-c! oseta,
etc, TO require the plumbers bill TO be en-
dorsed by him, thai the work is done 90,
cording 10 the city ordinance. About 200
water-closets and other fixtures are now
connected With the sewers and running
satisfactorily, and more are being put III
every day
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
THE CITY SUED.

Yesterday James Wilkinson and his
wild, ELIZABETH Wilkinson, fled suit n
thefdistrict court against b1e city of Dallas
TIL plstnfiffs ALICE IN Rejr petikiop- fhak
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05

fona's Extract
for sIIl hemorrhsges and all pain. No pre-
paration Is equal 10 II, In the extract ma
tureian science are combined.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05

Corn, higher. 80 SIS to so 81 cash; II IL,
February; 90 lis, bid, May, Oats dull and
nominal; 90. asked. Cattle receipts, $50;
shipping easier. the Others STEADY; native
steers, / 400 pounds. 575; oihefs un'
changed. Sheep receipts, 1876. steady; ma
tivos, 05 pounds, 3 90
CHICAGO rAnErr.
CHICAGO, Jan, 4, -'stiie receipts, $500;
strong; exports, 81 10 SOCn: GOOD 20 choIos
shipping, a5.5U 20 80. com Enun ~ medium,
50 % % So Oh. Shesp rfoeipis 900, steady T;
Inferior 10 fair, $500 TO 81; good, yisO
Ngw YoEE aARKrr.
Nry Y0nx, jan. -Bsey. receipts 200,
finer and irils s.roufrr tJr good stock;
. 20 10 90 common "a prime; steers tor
general sale 60 70 60; oXporlors uged 90
ear lOgds ana paid 40 Tor prime select M,
Sheep receipts 40; nc,iye aud hrmer;
i-2 tool tor snrep; $40 20 T.2o Tor .nmhf.
Flour weak. Wheat spOt IA 20 Us lower.
Options opened shadc higher, aiierwHrds
loa. the advance aud .tll on 5-l 70 j. closing
heavy; No. ( red IS IL; No. red
i.O2 20 1.0i 4; No. . red, / 10 to 10 "a
Corn. spot lots, 10 A.. hishcr nndstropg;
oDflonF advanced "a I'd Is clio. ny weak,
unpraded 81 10 81 81: NJ. 3, go %
on / ,; No. 2 90 TO 81 . 4, ssamer, mizod,
O. IL 20 03. Coffee, SPOT fair; Rio du
optious . to 10 hisneT iaitlg rctiyi tolCs,
$50 bags vt Rio NJ. 7; January 1865 Fen.
ruary, 10. 20 TO 10 80; March, 10 80 90 1890;
Atril, 10 % TO II o., May 100 10 II Id;
June, Ills to II 20 Sugar DUH, refined
Quiet ANA weak; mould A, l-2; cjuicclioa'
ers, TOT 10. Mulassrs quot and steady.
RICE finn aud in good demand. Pork dlll
and weak; new mess, IA 5-3 90 10. Beet
Quiet amt steady. Lard steady; prime
steam, o 10.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW ORLTATs, Jan. a. Flour t.2Ady ehd
unchanged. Corn, quiet mixed, %, waite
and yellow. 90. Oats higher and scarce %
AZ olS cents. CorumrCl lower POO j'S 10
2.4O. Pork scarce aud hrm; old 10 H. new
10 l-2-.Lard s,csdy. t.erce refined, $50
veg o "A. CON quiet; sHouiltrl Prev d,
els, long clear and long rio . D. Buis
meats quiet Hnd siealy; thoulHeIs 5Jf
long sud e!err rio, "a Hams, choice
sngsr cured oilv "a, dull and lower %.
10 to 10 %. Whiskey steady an
UNCHANGED. Coffee, STEADY, win
GOOD demand; common 10 primo
10 20 1924 Sugar active and hrmi CON
mon 10 good coinmOn, 4 . 10 o; fair 10 ful-
ly fair, 10 to6l2; primo 10 choice. sos
10 57S: yellow. clarified, G 6S to 7si
white, clarified, I is TO ~; graduated,
73i. Mnla,ses dull; centrifugal, IL 20 80,
common 20 20 %; fair, 25 o IS; primo TO
choice, "a to Al Rice in good demand;
Louisiana, ordinary 10 primo, 4 l-2 10 81
Bran scarce and firm at %. Cotton seed pii,
90 70 81: extrs leYea SUMMER yellow AZ 70
45L % D. Sight exChnugp ON New York,
par; sterling exchange q B, lS2 l.2.
A n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05

CHICAGO, Jan. 4. -Nstiis re0slp'p, $500
strong; exports. 81 10 5000: GOOD 10 choice
shipping, s5.5Oto 80. com mon ~ medium,
50 % % 50 o. Shesp rfoeipis . 600, steady :
Inferior 10 fair $2,iO TO 81 good, "a so
cho'ce. $500
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05

Corn, higher. 395s to s9s4 cash; a IL,
February; 90 is. bid. May, Dat, dull aud
nominal; 90. asked, Cattle receipts, 1885,
easier. the Others steady; native
stseis, 400 pounds. 575; oihefs un'
changed. sheep receipts, 1876. steady; ma
L raa az nnnnda q "a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05

For sale At retail by A. RANDALL he pop
Lar ffnli Dealer, Main street, opp PadE 80 Eros
HickON tn nrurrIN eh Main .lI.sl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30
MCULL0CH ON MONEY.
THE NEW sECRETARYS VIEWS.
He Crltlcises the supreme Court Decls-
ion in the Legal Tender Cases, Ar
guinG that Gold and Silverare
the Only safe Mediums.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-The commits
sion OF Hon. Hugh Mccullough as sec
rotary ofthe treasury was signed by the
president yesterday afternoon and
mailed to Raritan, New JERSEY. to be
couutersigned by the secretary of state;
consequently it can hardly be received
by Mccullough before this evening or
tomorrow morning, and as he cannot
qualify before he receives his
commission, he will not enter
upon the discharge Of his duties as secre-
tary before tomorrow. lie paid a short
visit to the treasury department this
morning and conferred with Secretary
Gresham. Gen Gresham will remain in
Washington few days to close up his
private affairs. and will take his seat
upon the bench in Chicago about the
middle of next week.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2l-'rhe following
extract from letter written bv Hugh
Mccullough recently in regard to the de-
clSlOn by the supreme court on legal
tenders will he read with especial in
tercst, since that gentloman's appoint
ment as secretary Of the TREASURY; "No
one can read the debates i'm the conven-
ton by which the constitution was
framed, without percciving how anxious
NhN HNdtNNlh'H VI Jldl ldN were ludI
congress should not, even by implica-
ton, be clothed with how to make
anything but gold and silver. The de-
bates I'm the senate or the house on the
'eSol tender act in 1862 can not he con-
sid 'red without being struck by the
manifest reluctance with which their
advocates sustained them, even as a
war measure in great financial emer
gency. The book is especially interest
ing and valuable, in view Of the
recent decisions OF the supreme
court, which unsettles what, up
10 that decision had been regarded
by the best legal minds of the country
as established law, and opens wide the
door for one Of the greatest calamities
/ that can befall nation. Unlimited is.
sues of government notes, no matter
how deprecated they may he, with the
legal attributes Of coin, the country is at
sea upon the question of supreme i'm.
portance to everybody in the United
States. In the discussions, which this
decision makes unavoidable, this his.
! tory of United States notes will be eN,
ceedingly helpful.
| am very truly yours,
(Signed) HrGI McCuLlouGm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30
FROM FORT WORTH.
A MUNICIPAL ECONOMY RATCHET
Is Liable To be Applied to oficial Salaries
and Chip Them OIL rrine-Elec-
ton Ballot Irregularities
MIR. Wash Jones. Etc.

Fort WORTH, Oct. %. ~ Special. The
question of reduction Of expenses OF the
city and the action of tho council in the
matter is generally discussed. A party
OF the citizens favor "a different line from
that adopted by the council, which has
cut off whore economy is said to be out
of order. Several of the city officers
who get only small salaries but
good fees are grOwiugrich, making from
$4,000 to $4,000 per year. The work they
DO is probably worth 81 800 to 81, 800 per
annum, and il is said TO he proper
that the surplus be tackled on to the
me and 90 into the treasury, the only
opposition to this comes from the otlI-
cials themselves, but ms the council can
not alter the fees during their term of
office, it is likely the true economy will
win and the change be made.
Ihero Is probability of q number of
votes being counted out or cast aside at
the coming election in this county. One
ticket headed democratic" has Wash
Jones' name on it; another headed Gre
publican" also has his name on IL. Good
lawyers say these tickets are not in ac-
cordance with the plain command of the
statute, and are fraudulent; therefore
must be thrown out. Candidates
Tor local offices are worked up ON the
subject for If these ballots are cast
aside, everyone voted for on them loses
that much.
The couplings OF all the hose used by
the fire department, are being changed
from the frog to the screw coupling
rms Will enable our companies to 20 to
any city in the state and make coiIneo-
ton with the fire MIGRANTS which can
not now be done.
Wash Jones is announced to speak
here Saturday night, and his friends saw
his coming to this county viii take hun
drods of votes from Ireland, but Dem
ocrats argue that tho representation of
the county will be reduced MS lreland's
vote is reduced, 80 urge the
voters against scratching.
Mrs. Aiclutirc and Mrs. COPYRIGHT
are living together here awaiting the
result of the visit Of Attorney Capps to
New Mexico.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30
BERNHARDT BLASTED.
THE BEWlTCHINe STAR AWRECK
NJ. sardou's Visit to Her Apartments and
the D"piorable Sight Presented
The Great Actress bordering
OnMcntal Dissolution.

PARIS, oct. %. NJ. Sorion has been
interviewed, and describes Mime. Bern
hlrdt as really i'll and her nerves UNI
strung and Frustrated. Besides her ar
tistic cares, she is subject to money
alNietieS arising from the frightful nog-
Iigcnce of her pecuuiary affairs. She
eNaggerates everYthinl i'm life from
grief TO joy. She deals in money matters
IN broak-ncck style making money tly
right aud left. She has exhauStmg an
gers ana furious heats. Sardon visited
her recently and he found her prev TO
the most violent excitement, twisting her
hody,rolling about the carpet, biting the
rugs, sobbing and in high state of ex-
ASPIRATION. 4 domestic drama had
evidently just been finished.
There were blows in the air.
Sardon expects a speedy recovery of
Nine. Bornhardt, and only n magnetic
ing doctor is now permitted to see her.