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TIE CRISIS IN THE SOUDAN.
British OMsers AdvisIng Agalnst an Expedl.
ti0n to Berber Until Fall.


LONDON, April GA council was held OF
the War Once this morning. 1t is reported
that the Duke OF Cambridge. COMMANDMENTS
Chief OF the Army; Lord WosoIey. AdJutant
General; the Marquis OF Harrington. Secretary
OF State for War. and others in authority ad-
viso against an expedition to BORDER at tho
present time. or any advance whatever until
tho full force shall 10 equipped to relieve
KhartOum in tho autumn. NubUr Pasha. tho
Egyptian Prime Minister is pressing tho Coy
ernmcnt to come TO an Immediate decision to
The Egyptian troops at Assouan nad other
stations in upper Egypt arc dsaifectcd. and
declare their intention Of joining the Mahdi.
II The Khedlve IS rscciying constant letters
T san n h tina" to
guards at tho palace has been increased.
The Cair? correspondent OF the I,mss tHle,
officer Of great experience in the Sondan. and a
friend OF Con Gordon assures me that ne pos.
IN The F scudan nI tna he is
Khartoum." ~ Tho Tines recommends immo. ..
has agreed to Admira! Hewett's proposals to
rson s s TO- tn ESyp'n
city says ;a Aaa hat Mr. JAMES a oKey NJ
Of the London DAILY Ners after tho death Of
| Edmund O'Donovan. has been taken into GUS
| tody BY tho Egyptian authorities. Suspicious
| letters from Frenchmen to the Mnhdi.-
PARIS. A,r,l 26.-Ths Hepub!iQue F'ancaise
| says that. ut the proposed conference Of the
| question. rot simply tho financial situation.
will DO dc fGcto submitted to the arbitration Of
! the powers.
| PARIS. April 28.--The Gauois says that France
| will urge tho Conference to reestablish q dua
control In Egypt SHOULD TIE powers De IN,
| counter proposal placing the finances OF Egyp,
under general European CONTROL
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0NN. AGUERO'S EXPEDITION.
hand Of Maytiaa Cre0les Said 70 Uavs
Joined the Cubnns.

Baaa of Maytiaa CrcOles Bald e Have
Joined the Cubnns.
HAVANA. April 2G-Rumor has 1t that q
band Of So Havtian Creoles have landed In
Cuba to reinforce Aguero's band. These mon.
who were engaged in tho revolt against Presi-
don't Solomon during tho past yeur. took refuge
In tho consulates In Hayti. They left Hayti in
an open boat. and landed in tho Bay Of Nipe,
Cuba. whore they passed rs workmen engaged
for great French, agricultural settlement
fsW mes IN tho nteror o but returned 70 on
isolated part OF tho coast where they received
munitions Of war which had been sent from
Hayti. There were originally intended for tho
use of Boyer Bazelais, In the Hnytian rebellion
but failed to reach him before hts overthrow.
The authorities Of HoIEuin and Of Mayari are
pursuing this new band,
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defendant Ia q PUBLIC man and must havo felt
his positIon ksenly. Ny client instructs me 70

withdraw the charge.
There wns buzz OF excitement In the court
room. and then Judge German said: have
statement to that. effect to one OF tho clerks"
Alderman Shells was congratulated ~ bic
friends. did not expect this. he said; ~
this thing koeniy. ! am not a Drinking man
and never have been. but was crazy TINT. might
II was prepared to do this before eamo
to court to-day" Eugene Callahan said. The
been rrov %s csar ana am
Alderman Shells and party Of his friends
walked up sixth avenue. and Callahan and his
lawyer and friends disappeared about the same
time. Tho Seventh wnrders who were not asked
to 60 up tho avenue. too. crowded into street
cars and went down town.
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Superintendent Charles Lincoln OF the New
York Dog Show said at his office 81 Broad street. yes
tcrdy that there los entries exclusive of $50 pup
pies. Among those who have entered Baron J. Cum
ming cDonna OF Scotland sends seven st. Demands
sa,Sn at
sian poodle Thomas Blake Of cornectieat three cham
pups and W. g. Broknw two Irish settlers Tho Judge.
elected Mcssrs Paul Dana f. c. Sterling OF St. Louis
John s. Wise OF Richmond, John C. Higgins OF Della
ware City, Jane: Mortimer, John HeCk.cher Isaac
Townsend, and james II. Pierson Of Buckingham Pa
The exhibition will open on the morning OF May o. il
the Madison Square Garden and continue three
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JOT1INGs ABOUT TOWN.

Judge Barrett has granted an absolute divorce 10
Honorlnc @. Vail from Robert n. Vail.
John sullivan Of pa Clinton street. who stabbed
by James Uouid Mt the meeting In b. JAss's Hall ON
Friday night Will get well.
John Tayoi aged u: Of g2a Enst Eleventh street. fell
down the elevator shat a. 20 Union square yesterday,
and received in uries which may prove fatal.
William Hess. WRESTLER. WAS arrested yesterday on
charge Ut h-ntnH his wife, Caroline. ie Is a cook ~
il5 sheriff street AID his rHpuyer gave bail FOR him.
Henry Okcrle OF Brooklyn was Frustrated yesterday
b, the fumes OF bottle Of ehsr which he upset while
working IN the cellar Of the drug store al 10 Maiden lane.
r..mr hsr rsco In tn. uue OF Tuesday evening April
10 There VIII ho passenger steamer for Albany and
Troy this evening.
Three young mon u,,2 got on .!.e mornlng train a
rrsera Yesterday were arrested a. iohkerA They had
three pistols lInut glass cutter, nnl gold rims
marked "R. s, l,-D,c, isi7.' They were sent
Psekskil fDy eAA.uiuat.2A
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Train Conduct rs Diseh arrsd.

Five passenger conductors. three gatemen.
and the ticket agent the foot of Liberty street
discharged by the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company yesterday.
noiis prosequi has been entered by Prosecutor Win
ned in the case Of VI Petit. one Of 20 conductors
who were arrested In Philadelphia on JAM Mr.. Petit
taken to Jersey City requistion to answer
Indictment charging him with having converted to his
own use q e. ticket of the Pullman Company. There
was defect in the Indictment and the present G.and
ny Louise buckingham He says he is innocent. and
years OF service In positions Of trust.
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Seaside Air for the Po.r.

The Seaside Sanitarium at Rockaway Beach
will open May for the reception Of mothers chill.
dren, and young women. Tickets for the whole
will be sold to industrious people Of limited need.
ing rest and recreation. The lowest price for
is 81 per week; the highest. s; children 81
This includes fare and from the beach, bathing
board and lodging from Monday morning to Saturday
night
There will be daily excursions for and children
every morning Except Sunday ato O'Clock; 100 chill
car bathing use Of bathing sn. bathing houses
These tickets may be lad BY the charitable at 1875 Fifth
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Death Of n Noted lIo-.e Jockey.

BALTIMORE. April 26.-Information has Just
been received from the city OF Mexico that Hugh
Gaaney tho famous horse Jockey and trainer died there
OF fever ona day tiis week. Cafney was one OF tho
most prominent Jockeys in the cnuntry ard won tho
first race ever run rmico IN 1850 In 1885,. for str.k
mo al SAT- The Jockey With loaded whip lie WINS ruled
On the course and consequently from every rHneconrse
In thiS country. This broke his heart lie Peadrd III
vain 10 Lc rs.tated and would haunt the itcteOurse
looking most liii.uiy. Every GIG synpathized with
him. lie becanic c. Iel2th very desion,snt and two
uicnths 40 Went to Mexico going into ..rs. training
on the turf were trained by him,
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WARSAW n. y. April 26.-Iev. c. H. Harrison
Of Belmont Ailegany county. who delivered sermon
against the doctrine OF immediate sancthcuton, and
expelled from his charge and deposed from the min.
s.ry ly the Methodist Conference of Tint district at
the Buffalo Insane Asylum. Although shackled and
restraint on the ears lie was powerful man IL umu.
sun mental Goundness before The decision Of the Con:
ference was announced HIS friends to-day began legal
proceedings against the Conference They are backed
i" n guaranteed subscription Of $1,000
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MAYOR CLEvELAND,s CLERK.
The Gnvernor's Tribute to the Log atty and
DeYolIon Of lIIs Deco aseA Assistant.

BUFFALO, April 26.-Gov. Cleveland camo
home to- day to attend tho fun .ral .!s,s aftor-
noon Of the Hon. Harmon S. Cutting. OK
Assembyman and cx-Mnyor Of Buffalo. who
served rs Clerk to tho Governor while he was
Mayor. At a meeting Of tho bar to-day the
leading lawyers Of Buffalo paid tributes to Mr..
Cuttings worth. and tho Governor in his
speech. said:
When assumed the duties Of cliet executive Of the
this ctN, sir Cutting consented To come to my all, AMI
TO associate him ELF w!th alninalrai ION KIN, "
that in him | hal secured an adviser Thoroughly nc,
Quain'cd with municipal law. aud entered Win hin
uron the unried duties Of new ollie, With lair ,lare
Of courage and confidence. HUI confess today that
did not expect to lind in the man near 10 ms: nor in
Any uaN. -lch pure devotion 10 the public intercs :
which lad III chur.c, such unilinchiTg and I'm.
wavcring loyalty to i- chief and such complete and
unrescryrd Identification VITA nil my plans and pur.
poses Frrilcxics ovc"took US but together we mas.
tered them. II duty VIA ut my time IN the least 0b.
secured. couns,rd together and soon found the path
which we should follow.
Major Million Randall. another personal friend
Of the Governor. died to-day. He WAS passen-
Ger agent Of the Lake Shore Railroad.
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Yellow Fever on the I.thmu..

PANAMA. April I'm. Fireman.. the chief Of
the Typographical and technical work Of the canal COM
pany died . few days ago from an attack Of yellow
fever which carried him OF In two days Cases OF yell
low of continual occurrence. In the canal hos
pitfalls the victims never recover.
letter from santa Rosa Artioluia states that eight
persons were Living In little house at Rio randc who
all sick with fever They had no medical attend
and lutte food While thus suffering the hu! was
struck y lightning and four OF its Killed In
Espina state of Tolima, number OF deaths from ye@
low liANe Occurrvd
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Mad. Crazy by srlrltuuil..n

ERIE. Pa. April &C. Gansworth Pettis. q
wealthy residen, Of ockport this county was brought
b, on utentin. stIi,unstic seances and the manifes
tatIu; h: had wirss"t and tho meeting. he had ma
Nm, so powerfully that 'is reason was d'fhioheu re
refuses take Gny food whatever until 40 dEscten
IN, sIiciis lie spent his time In conversation WAN me
Spirits and became darserosy violent when .n.ss
r,,ttd p,tI,s il over ~ years oil ana W near Iea'
i've ot an ~ United states foreign Minister
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&: rand Excursion to CALIFORNIA;

rlos Coon son have rnn!'.hed srsri, pnmGhs'
wGt"s leaves New York May aud Inc ndes en- route
Tho Mammoth Gave NJ kentucky. The eahons AMI mines
~ lie Roc Ks Mountains t,r Yosemite Valley and other
attractions Pullman ears nre 70 convey NC party sua
nj si Broadway Ths pamphlet Will 10 mailed free on
AuIliyAti on.--.ldR
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THE nne grand piano OF George Steck Co Of New
York, which have obtained. 10 everywhere acknowl'
pressed the llyeest satisfaction after he Ind played
upon H. The magnificent Instrument has taken up Its
my pleasant entertainment RICHARD WAGskH."
BASRErIH, Sept. -, ls7s.-hdc
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Mrs. Walter Z. H,n Apple. for Al,s.o.y.

IN the suit Of Walter z. Hill to annul his mar
riass with Fannie J. Breakspeare amotion was made
before Justice Cullen In the Supreme Court Brooklyn
yesterday for slnony and counsel fee. They formed
one Of young couples who walk from fla,bush
through Prospect Park one night In December last and
aroused from HIS sumbers The HUSBAND Il was alleged
however says he only s. week and has no prop
erty whatever, Decision reserved.
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Revolutionary Movenents In Spain.

MADRID April 28.-The Government claims
to have received further information Of revolutionary
movement In the provinces Several OhtcerA and
civilians barcelona and In the central aud southern
part u the country have been arrested.
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French Con que.s In Tonquln

PARIS. April 26.-The Voltaire newspaper says
that tho Government has directed Gen. Millot com.
mander of the French forces In Tonquin to report
what further operations would be necessary to
tcon1uests In TOnnuin has replied that 1t Will be
quite sufficient 10 strengthen the positions already
gained France has established naval depot at OLock,
which will DC useful in the event Of war with China
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The Egypt OF the National line OF ocean steam.
ships steamed into her dock at Pier so North River at
so'clock yesterday morning She had taken southern
passage and from Queenstown in days IL hours.
at an average speed of $50 miles day. Tho engines
were worked 70 sixty revolutions minute wthous any
Egypt 10 1000 The Egypt 10 not expected to cOmpets
With the new steamers America, Oregon and Anrana.
but she expected to hold her against tue Britain
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The CITY Of Rome from, New York Arr! 10 arrived at
Queenst own at II last night.
The International Exposition in Turin was formally
opened IL the public yesterday by King liumbert and
Queen Margaret Many foreign Ambassadors and Min
sters and other persons OF distinction were present
The Duke Of Edinburgh Will take the British Channel
and reserve sluadrons on sulh'nefs cruise IN the bal
increase the friendship sxi4tjug bstwscu Russis ard
Enuiaud
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THE HAGUE. April 26.-In the Upper House
OF tho States General to-day NJ. de wnebOis Minister
OF Foreign Affairs said that Holland demanded right
OF In tho Congo country. II simply desir ed
TO protect Its commereia interests which were IGNORED
would reserve the liberty Of taking what action It
thought hest and prepared to accept the RESPONSE
bi!ity decision.
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You can buy rich silks. satins, dress goods grena-
Dimes veivsts mems Youths, and boys clothing. boots
and shoes ladies' suits wraps, Jerseys parasos A. on
credit and extra charge AZ T. kellys. lO3 And LOG
Voc; l7lh It, second door west Of 9th Ay.-Adv.
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Dlsembo,vellcd By n Fleeing Thief

PANAMA. April IA horrible murder was
committed In Colon the 18th inst An Innocent man
standing the sidewalk had his stomach ripped open
By fleeing thief and died almost instantly Tho muir
derer was captured by Mr.. Cooke Of the Boston Ice
Company and Mr.. Blaher Of the canal company, rs.
sisted by some polcemen and lodged IN JAIL The ex.
IRENE penalty OF the law for such crime is only ton
years imprisonment and that 10 seldom imposed.
and never enforced
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A Mcvement to R.pudiate Bouds.

CANTON. Miss.. April 26-The Board OF Super
visors Of Madison county, Miss at recent meeting, re-
solved to contest the legality Of the $4,000 outstanding
from Canton 10 Vicksburg They have employed able
attorneys aud will make every effort 10 annul the bonds
which held principally by parties In New York
| Philadelphia Chicago, and 81. Louis.
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Boyco.,,ns CA,caso HeeG

A meeting OF the Eastern Butchers Pro.
tecve Society WAS held last night at i02 Third avenue
when II was reported that had been obi aimed
from number of retail butchers that they would not
deal In Chicago dressed beef II 10 proposed to Doy colt
those who sell Chicago beef.
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A 81 900, 900 Fire in London.

LoSt ~, April 26.-The extensive promises OF
william Whiteev, general dealer in goods OF every do
scription IN westborne Grove London. burned
day and four other buildings were more Or less injured
The dRp,sge will amount to f2Jo,OO
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LONDON April 26.-Mr. James Russell Lowell.
the American Minister presided at the monthly meeting
of the ming Society last evening He spoke in high
cMlogy Of the poet 70 whom he SAID. no owed long
cared, who has given greater variety or shown more
originality. lie ID the masculine. tile virile poet"
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Ths Bank Biscks the Telegraph Lilac.
Judge Donohue granted Yesterday. In suit
brought by the Corn Exchange Bank an Injunction
strainlnE the Baltimore and Ohio telegraph Company
from erecting poles and placing wires thereon In front Of
the banks building at Beaver and William streets.
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Jersey City Detectives II Hard Luck.
Detective Keenan, Of Jersey City 10 apparent
ly in fair health Detective Clos fell down stairs recent
y while making an arrest aud 10 confined to his bed
with three broken ribs DetectivejRyan 10 down with
:ebrile disease Detective llnt:ons laid up with rhsu
matis This pletes the detective force. Detective
Michael Bows was buried On Thursday.
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Robert Robertson Of "a West Twelfth street.
who auarreed with carriage starter George Dillon at
tho Grand Central Hotel Friday hght DISCHARGED
by Justice German III n.rson Market yesterday. Geo.
johnson Of 81 West Tw ert street says he Ii the only
JOHNSON at that number and that he was not VI Robert
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Chevalier vviko1 Dying.
ForcIgu Notes.

LONDON April 2G-Chovaler Wikoff has had
~ analytic stroke a. Brighton, aud is dying,
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Cared without knife powder. or SAVE Nc .hsIe HatIl
cured Write for -.tsrsEces d. Coz kns II T. 2stA
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Tao sigaaI Omce Prsdletisa.
Warmer fair weather. winds shifting to
louthsIlY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-01-18

The Philadelphia Republicans, not sat
ished with working of the old machine,
put their destinies in the hands of
COMMITTEE Of One Hundred" Now they
are not pleased with the action of this
body, and probably the next thing will be
TO resolve themselves into a Committee of
the " hole -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-01-18

qranbs Of the early fathers OF the cnurch.
Tonlrinr over them. the Professor calmly eN-
nosed the falsehOod Of several without loss OF
eomposure: but when ne came 70 ny tba
HANDWRITING of St. Athanaslus, he pointed
with one hand to large club IN the corner q
the room and with the other to the door,
through which the terrified man escapeu Aes1
he should be Drained on his way.
VISITORS whom President Arthur will re-
member are the Apaches, who were received
in the Executive Mansion on Wednesday last
They were-the Chicago journal says-ar-
raved in their feathers and buckskin, and one
of their number. Augustine, had loaded nm :
self with a speech. On entering the freslII
dents quarters this chief, who carries arouhu
PIG pounds of flesh, rushed upon the tAecu-
tive, clasped his arms about MN ana uttered,
greater.r For fully half a minute ne retained
the President in his grasp. After pleasaht
talk the Apaches retired ana visited tne
Treasury, where they were shown the vaults
and stacks of ducats, box OF whlch angus
tine was anxious TO carry nome.
ADRIAN BATEMAH, OF San Francisco, has
two tiger kittens that were recently stolen
from a ticress in an abandoned shaft Of III
Rocario mine, in Sonora, They are eight
weeks old, and weigh Sopounds apiece. Hay
ing been petted all their lives, they are as
tame and playful as domestic kittens and be
tray few signs of ferocity except when reed
ing, at which time they are unapproachaDle.
They are kept confined in cage IN the OdcA
ward, but are often brought into the parlor
aud turned loose for the entertainment OF
guests They then eVInce their appreciation
OF their liberty by chasing each other, Jump ,
ing over furniture and scattering laulss anu
children in every direction. Mheh tlreu cl
play the kittens either climb to tAelr owner 5
lap or SPRAWL on tine sofa, and then purr con-
tentedlV until they fall asleep.
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PERSONAL.

MISS JULIET CORSON received over 1910 for
her instructions in cooking at Oakland, Cal.
Ex-MINlsrER WAsHBURN thinks that the
climate in the vicinity of Los Angeles, Cal,
will restore his health.
CARLorrA. the widow OF Macmillan, is AZ,
but looks much older, being gray and Wrlnkled.
Her health has improved
INDIAN Chief Old Grow has subscribed for a
Bozcman, Montana, newspaper, under the i'm
preston that it Will help him to become CIVIL
lied.
SIGNOR EDMUNDs DE AMICIs, the Italian au
thor. is coming to this country shortly, not
only to write book, but also to deliver lee
lures.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR has resumed his horse
back exercise every fine afternoon, and it is
said in Washington, never looked in better
health.
THE marriage of Henry c. Coke, nephew of
United states Senator Coke, to Miss Roberta
Lee Rosser, niece CT Gen. L. l.. Rosser, oc-
CURED at Dallas, Texas, Tuesday.
I'D. GARRISON, q ''livlDg skeleton" on eX
hibtion in Philadelphia, was married on sun
day to a very pretty girl who fell in love with
him while attending the museum
CLARA MORRIS has recovered from her ner
Gus prostration. She talked 4 straight two
columns solid minIon) to Detroit Tunes re-
porter, and now he is nervously Frustrated.
LOUISE MICHEL. the Communist, who is in
prison, employs her time in writing chlldrens
stories. Not being In position 10 lnhuence
the present generation, she is keeping her eye
on the one to come.
PROF. WALCOTT GIBBS, OF Harvard College,
has been elected an honorary member of the
German Chemical Society of Berlin by
unanimous vote. He is the first American
who has been made member Of this distin-
guished society.
''THERE are so many old friends in the
world" saws the London World, with truth,
''who remain old friends because they SO sell
dom meet" "How Dante's reputation will
grow" said Voltaire, with equal and pro-
phetic accuracy century ago, now that
everybody has stopped reading him"
THE spy belle Boyd" who at the outbreak
of the rebellion was Is years of age, Is the
matronly wife of Col John Hammond, of
Texas, who dwells on a ranch near san Anto
Mo. He was one of Stonewan Jacksons
scouts in Virginia. She was, as may be re-
membered. banished to Europe. She has four
children.
THE Vicomtesse de SAINT Fruskin is at con-
fession. Her sins are grave ones, without
doubt, for the priest orders the penitent one
to fast every day until noon for month:
''Yes, holy father" says the NlcOmtesse, II
will observe the fast, and, in order that Gods
mercy may be greater, promise you to make
all my dOmestics fast with me-