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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-13

phiss sold ct ss lS@5 %; Workers. 81 90so 10; re-
oelptf. AGO head; shipments 3.e0o nesd.
Sheep WereslOw, with prices = shade irmer; re-
Ceipis, 2 200 head: shipments, 600 head.
81. LOUIS April Il.-Carus-R eosipe. 100 head;
shipments 90 head. supply TOO snail 10 make a
MARKET Only small local trade was done at
p' Boss"Eisher and arm. Receipts. 1900 head;
shipments, 2 Ice head. Workers 81 506si 65; pack
erf, 81 eOa4 SO: butchers, 81 5094 so
eneep-Reeepts. 500 head; shipments. 200 head.
Market steady, with a good demand for good
ssGS IS: good TO cholc', sis4 80; extra, a. COG
AS.
KANSAS CITY, April 1.-THE Live stock Indi-
Cattle Receipts. l.l22 head. Market frmer and
s0l0c higher: export GERS averaging 1853 les,
sod at SIS 55 good to choice shipping 81 Dogs .;
common 10 medium, 81 b094 so. feeders saga So;
Eon-Bsceipss. 4, $50 head. Market steady: lots
aveTsfinR 2Si TO Sl2 los. told q; 81 l0g4 b5; bulk
sheep-Receipts l. Ol5 head. Narse' steady: tIr
70 goad murtons, s. 5t@3 p; common " medium,
81 5C@2 -.
BUFFALO. April ll-Catue- Receipts to-day.
l1O0 head; consigned through, 2O6 cars. Makes
duIl and prices & shade lower: sales Of fair TO
good native shipping Ste rs st 81 so@5 40; mixed
butchers s. 65@i Is; ttockers, s. 5O@4 90.
Sheep snG Lambs-Receipis TO day, 2 200 head
consigned through, 81 cars. Market steady. with
fsir demand ma 9nsney' s9G sd, common to isT.
Hogs-Reoeipis today, 1900 head; consigned
through, ia cars. Market active, firm and higher.
Workers, s. 10es 20; light mixed. 81 95@5 90
heavy. 81 95@6t5.
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Drovers Journal re-
ports:
Cattle Receipts 29CO head: shipments. zoo
head. Market active and values steady; shipping
grades, 81 5o@5 60: stockeTs ana feeders, s. 4O9
4 20; Texans, s495.
tSog,- ecsipSA- 1000 head; shipments. 5000
head. The market opened weak. but closed strong;
rC~eh aud mixed, 81 35@i 81; packing and ship
p 81 t09i 20; light. 81 S5gI IS; sSlps, s. SOL
( ..
Eheer-Reeeipts, 900 hesd: shipments, J. 800
mead Market sc1es: inferior, SO az 80; Medium.
slGI 81 good, 81 i09i 20; choice TO extra. 81 s)g
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MEMPHIS, April 1l.-Cotton-Easy: middling.
101{c. Receipts. 299 bales; shipments. 1,6lS bales
stock, Al, 0S3 bales; sales, unimpOrtant
ST. LOUIS April 1l.-COtton-Easier but not
lower middling 1870. Sales, 500 bales; receipts.
eco bales; shipments, 1,00 bales; stock, $500
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Aprll ll.-Cotton-Quiet and
easy; midnng, 20 16c low middling, 10 6l6c:
good ordinary 10 1-l6c. Net and gross receipts,
2Ss6 bales. Exports - Coast1ise, z 70l bales.
Sales, Geo bales stock, IL, sos bales.
GALVESTON, April. Northumberland; mid.
ding. lO5sc; low middling, 1890 coed ordinary,
10 Lice Net receipts, ia bales: gross do, l73
bales. Exports-Great Britain, OILS bales: coast
wise 10 bales; sales 81 bales stock. $40 bales.
EEW YORK. April IL Cotton-Quiet middling
uplAnds IL 1-l6c; do. Orleans, IL slice Futures
closed easy April, 10 CSC; May Hole; June, 1ll2c;
October, 10 e4c: November, 10 .Sse; December,
10 Ssc: January, 10.45e.
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COMMERCIAL.

During the past week ;oobing circles have dis
played fair activity and Iolers bic fair volume
of business is shown in dry goods. Groceries are
not as sctive merchants would like to see, still
= lair trade is being done. Butter, with the ex-
eepton OF fine choice and fresh roll. Is neglected.
Cheese is more active, strong and advancing. Eggs
are steady and unchanged
GRAIN.
Nhest-Cpward and onward. Local marx cts
stronger. and a tive demand for al grades New
York SC higher. Baltimore &c higher, and Chicago
15<e higher.
Corn-Msrket higher and excited. Advince in
all gTsdes. New York 10 &c higher. Baltimore
lie higher, and Chicago l1sc higher.
oss-FIrn and active. Light offerings. Demand
Esea.
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OILS.

WILMINGTON, n. C.. April N.-Turpentne-
Firm st 27%c
ANTWERP. April lI-PetrOleum-Fine pale
American. III soc.
BRADFORD. Pa. April II -PetrOleum-Quiet
bat firm National Transit certificates opened It
7s3sc, and closed al use; highest price, 1850:
lowest price, 715sc.
PFTTsBURG, April IL Trading in oil to-day
was quite active ma peices were firm. The mar
ket opened at ne, and advanced sharply 70 79c,
but broke down the last hour Of the session and
closed heavy At 1850.
OIL CITY, April ll.-Crude oil sales. Lao 900
bbls. elearanoes. 1850 900 bbs runs Il %. bos.
shipments 46. OBS bbls; charters, $3.50 obus. Ma
tiohal TRANSIT Ger ttncates onened st ne and
closed at 7Sc; highest price, 1879; lowest price,
IL C.
NEW YORK, April 1l-Petroleum-On reports
frOm the field showing an increase in the produc'
eion OF oil, the market was weak tn is morning,
opening &c lower at 775sc, and declined ia the
early dealings to 775sc, but III sympathy with the
advance in stocks, and general belief that the
business OF the whole country is 20 be improved
by Il war in Europe, reports In regard To which
were more belligerent, the market became active
ard strong. and the price advanced to zoe, but on
a reaction closed at 1889. The sentiment among
room traders Is bullish.
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LONDON. April II. p. m.-Consols. 95 FOR
bonds As. l}sss. as lli7.. Railroad Bonds
lie. IL, 90. seconds, So; Canada Pacific. 81 ::
sc Paul, "a: New YORK Central. 92l<: Illinois
centfal. l29 s: PenDsvlvsnia, 555z: Reading, -
h.r silver Il quoted 81 49d per ounce.
Tie amount OF bullion gore into the Bank OF
Ingisnd on balances 10 day is -, 900.
PARIS. April II Three percent rentss closed
a. u &c for the account
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Rheumatisnn Ouickly Cured.

There has never been a medicine :or rheums.
tigm introduced in this STATE that hes given such
universal satisfaction as Dursng's Rheumatic
Remedy. IL stands out alone as the one great
remedy that actually cures this dread disease. II
Is taken internally and never has and never can
fail 10 cure the worst in the shortest time II
has the Endorsement and recommendation OF
msny leading physicians In this State aud else
where. 1t il sold by every druggist al 81. Write
for free forty page pamphlet 70 r. K. HELPHEE.
ST1EE, Druggist Washington ID. G.
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TIE daughter Of Rev. J. T. Walker. q cler-
gy man of Norwich. n. Y, was a victim of
neuralgia rheumatism. All that loving care
and attention could suggest was invoked for
her relief until Athlophoros, the cOnqnering
specific, was tried with the most benefcent
results The happy father sends 81 tor an
occssional bottle and adds TO his order:
"Piesse send at once. have used il for my
daughter with great success"
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EnINEURc. Ind. April ll.-Fire broke ont this
morning ct O'Clock in the drying room Ct sam
uei Cntsinger & Co.'S starch factory. and T. en-
tue concern. together with large stables adloin-
ing, were destroyed. Loss. $1,000; insurance,
s5eCC0. dtviC amopg nuIseFOus companies. The
concern Was the principal industry 10 the Town,
al d It's burning is a serious loss 20 tie place.
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BALTIMORE, April Il -Whisky-steadya at 81 %
al p.
CHICAGO. April IL. whisky-Firm at 81 10.
OJNCIENATI. April 1l.-Sb.s5y-D Dull and nom
inal at 81 IL.
ST. LOUIS, April Il.-Whisky-Steady at 81 II.
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Rupture. pile tumoIs. f'tu'ss
and all diseases Except oaucer) OF the lower
bowels radically cured. Book OF particulars
two letter stamps. wor d's Dispensa Nee
icsl Asse clstios, Buffalo \. Y.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORk, April IL Dry Goods-With very
uissgTeeable weather the market has been quiet in
all Departments. On Wednesday next Field,
Chaplin Co., will make special auction sale per
order OF Lawrence, Taylor, Il Co., for account OF
the Berkeley Company. The offerings will include
$50 cases Victoria lawns India lawns and main
looks: also, eco No. l59 and all included $50 No
15o Berkeley. and $50 cases mandapOlin fine shirt
ing, being the balance OF this seasons production
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: The Produce Market.

Eggs-Psyipg lie per doz from store 11J<ai2e.
6ouer-Creamery fancy. ~ q 2sc; choice, 31Oo;
onlry, selected, b9l6c: country, fancy, 1Ss;
grades. te5c per 10.
Poultry-Hens. SC per 10. ROSTERS Sc: spring
Sc. Old geese. and well-iesthsred per dos 81 50:
ducks, par dos, s. IS.
festhers-Prime geese. l5c mixed and duekf.
006c
RAgz-l1z91s<c.
Wool-Tub-uashed and picked 26asoc: In
washed medium, lSc; unwashed common, ISc:
unvsshed fne. 1ba1sc; Ooxvold, Ito; bury and
unnerch antable &C their value.
cotton neecss. 1<a16e
The Provision Market
Below are me present Joopfne prices:
6moked heatk cAnvssed plain (plafn meao
eoi guaranteed against kkippers-lS q Hams: &c
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Keno. z nominal.
Brxn-Firm: SIS co bid: no sellers.
CHICAGO nARKETs.
IFurnisDed ny H. z. Kinney d Co., Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers. No. Q Chamber of Commercial
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LIVE STOCK.

Indianapolis Live stock MsrEee.
UNION STocK-YARDs, April IL.
OArTII-Receipts. 500 head: shipmena $50 mead.
srdly enough here to make q market. Prices
ron GER Int not ouo.ablv higher
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1sV lots Wheat a.: corn. l62: Data. 20
Estimated receipts OF hogs. Is COO head.
INDIAN WHoLEs ALE MAKE II
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rIour. Grain and Ray.

elour. Grain and Eay.
Four-PstenL 81 1915 %; extra fancy, - cla
fSs; Iano7. 50 S004 o.: choice s. 1913 90 family,
SO 66625 so: treble extra ~ 602 rs: double extrs,
q eoH2 80: extra, "a 25Gsz %; supernDe, - 0Je
Q1h. fine r. n
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Elsewhere.

kAsr LIBERTY. Pa, April u.-There was
nothing done IN cattle to-day, al the constituents
being for through points Receipts, 1887 mead;
shipments, none.
Hcss-We5e setive. strong and higher; Pbilsdel-
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For all Information, rates. maps, time tables.
etc, call at the Union Ticket Office, Bates House
corner, Massachusetts, Avenue Depot or 1T the
Union Depot.
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Thehuovinz sabls sncvs sbe amount Of srain
10 store At y point.
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Chicago, ST. Louis and Pftteburg.
(PAS-HASDLB AND PENNSYLVANIA LINZ
Depart ArrtVA
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-24
ENGLISH JEWELRY.
The Sensation Caused by the Most I'm.
portaut Ruby in the World.

The Sensation Caused by the Most I'm
portaut Ruby in the World.
The iewelry in the south central gal.
lery of the Inventions Exhibition come
in for lions share of admiration.
Human nature must be almost inhuman
that withstands the temptation of look
ing upon the costly objects exhibited
without some inclination to cOvet.
There are very precious stones indeed
displayed by the two latest exhibitors.
The Gold smith and Silversmiths' Com
panY, of Regent Street, have the best
position in the shape of corner allot-
ment. Here it is shown how diamonds
and pearls are set, and the labor-saving
operations of perfect little machine,
worked by electricity in the splitting
and drilling of pearls, are more inter
estjng. The attendants inform YOU that
the company drills millions of pearls
every year and that the machine per-
forms the work of twenty men. What,
too, shall be said of the single stone
diamond necklet valued at $4,000 or
the three-rOw necklace of large pearls
worth f5, 600, and a cat's-eye and dia-
mOnd pendant to be purchased for
half that amount? All the goods, of
course, are not rated at this high figure,
though after them the commoner goods
will probably have lost much of their
glitter There is, for instance, among
the exhibits fine gold lace brooch, set
with pearls, largely sold as a souvenir,
which represents only few shillings,
though to the casual observer its artistic
qualities may not be inferior to the
jewelry of hundred times its value.
Bond Street is represented by Hancocks
q Co., and at this stand the lady visitor
may take her choice in fancy, if not in
reality, of such tritles as thirtv-two
carat brilliant-a Cape stone of superb
luster -ticketed E4,500; very dark
cat s-eye and diamond, Fl, 200; row OF
pearls with ruby snap, $4,000. and a
remarkable ruby and diamond necklace
and earring E5, 900. 1t took four years
to match the rubes, the difficulty being
to get so many of the orthodox pigeon
blood hue, and it was from Burmah
that they eventually came. The sensa.
ton exhibit is ruby, one inch long,
three-quarterS of an inch wide, and
we Ching twentyfour carats. As regards
color, size and brilliancy this is said to
be the most important ruby in the
world, and it is supposed to have been
hidden away for many years among the
treasuers of an Indian palace.-Lon-
don Nc1US.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-24
TEMPERANCE.
TRY, JOHN TRY, JOHN

fry, John; try, John; from temptation f.
John:
Drunken Joe and idle Ned-pass such com
radcS by JOnn.
Shun the tempting tavern door,
Set not foot within, John;
Each old chum avoid, though dearo
That would lure to sim John.
Everything and every place
That tendS to lead astrav John,
GIVE them up renOuuCe them all,
From this very day, John.
Try, John; try John; l will tell you why,
John
He VINO fights 'gainst what is bad, will con.
quer by and by, John.
If with all your powers you strive
With your habits wrong John,
While they daily weaker grow,
You will grow more strong, john
What IL shOpmatcS Jest aud scott
because you hate the sin. John,
Surely if they laugh that lose,
They may smile that win, John.
Try, john try, John; wherefore do you sigh,
John?
I'm afraid I shant SUCCEEDS this what
you reply, John?
Nonsense, man. such coward fear
Never won IA fight John;
Let's have faith and courage too,
In what is true and right, John,
Like the little barking ours
That love to snarl and scold, John,
EVIL habits soon viii fly
When wore stern and bol@, John.
Try, John; try, John; think, in days gone by,
John,
Habits have been conquered, vile as those
Ter which you sigh, John,
How this idle loon became
An energetic man, John;
How that hoary, homeless sot
LoltEed the pipe and pot" john = ~ J.
Mark their upward histories well
Histories stern and true, John,
Teaching you what you may be,
How you may dare and do John.
Try, John; try John; were that mother, nigh,
John,
Who her dear her darling boy, once did
proudly eye, John,
How that loving heart would mourn
Der the wrctched change, John,
Turn her from the sight away
Sight so sad and strange, John
Shall a vile degrading sin
Keep you unfOrgiVCn. John,
Not alone from peace and Joy,
But from her and Heaven, John?
Try, JOIN; try, John; look with faith on high
John:
You've 4 Father and Il friend, mighty, loving,
nigh. john
Go and tell Him You repent
Of your evil WAYS. John;
Pray for help and strength to live
Happier, hOer days. John.
PRAY er and efOrt-thiS combined,
All success inSurcS, John;
And, with JOY ana peace of mind,
Victory shall be yours, John.
-SgtylirIit' SHrisS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-24

On Saturday morning the people OF
the North Side had an object Temper
ance lecture which will not soon be for
gotten by a great number of people A
man and wife came down Ohio street
to Clark and passed on to the South
Side. The woman bore the plain traces
of former beauty both in her form and
features. She was evidently bordering
on delirium, and her eyes had the wild
expression usual to such conditions. She
had been angered at something, and,
while she did not give vent to any loud
talk, she would every few yards double
her fist and step up to her husband and
strike him as vigorously as her strength
would allow. occasionally she changed
this to a vigorous kick upon his legs az
he walked along. The man seemed far
more the amiable of the two. and did
not lift hand against the woman. The
party passed the gauntlet of number
OF policemen, sympathy for the man
evidently preventing an arrest. 1t
would be difficult to frame a more eff
fective and impressive argument for
Temperance than this walk through the
streets of man and wife old enough
to be grandfather and grandmother,
and plainly with intelligence enough to
make q home happy. ChjcagO Inter
Ocean.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-24

The British reputation for mountain
eering feats is jealousy guarded, ac,
cording to story in the independence
Beige. A Bale climber, who had last
year failed to scale the Gspaltenhorn,
in the Bernese Overland, accomplished
the ascent this season, and planted on
the summit silken flag, embroidered
with his name. While relating his ex-
plot at dinner at Murren, an English
man at the table listened gloomly, and
disappeared suddenly at the close of the
meal Next day the Swiss mounta;neer
left Murren and when he reached home
at Bale he found a parcel containing
the flag which he had planted on the
Gspaltenhorn, and which the English
man had specially made the ascent to
displace.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-24

The last fly of summer was circling round
and round the bald top of Justice Gormans
head in the Yorkyille Police Court yester-
day morning. Occasionally the lonely
soarer would alight and slide down till il
got caught in the white hedge of hair that
surrounded the parade ground. Then His
Honor would give his head an annoyed
shake and add another day to the prisoner
before him.
The fly was getting in its very best aero
battle work when, unfortunately for him,
Dennis Power, Cd. D.'-drunl and dis
orderly-was the prisoner under discussion.
He watched the adventures OF the fly with
absorbing interest
"What are you staring at me in that
way for? Five days. Take him away"
Please, your Honor. l was just think
ing what an elegant skating rink for flies
the top of your head would make"
Hold on, there. Ten days. Think
about yourself after this. Nextr'-N. Y.
Herald
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-24
Couldn't BE a Critic.

Major Spriggens-COlonel Biven, l think
you would have made a splendid dramatic
critic. You have a knack for such work.
Colonel B. with pride)-Well, yes, l do
think may have been cut out for Crinkle,
Richardson or Winter, but somehow my
wife opposed it.
Major S.-Why, Mrs. Biven, what was
your objection?
Mrs. Bile is unfit Major, for the ardu-
GUS Imagination of dramatic critic.
Major Slow is he unfit?
Mrs. B.-Well, dramatic critics see one
play and write as if they saw ten the same
night My husband attends fifteen differ
ent places the same evening and talks as il
he was only at the lodge.
The subject was dropped.-N. Y. Mail
and Express.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-24
WAS On His Why.

A railroad Conductor came to Passen-
ger who had Neither Money nor Tickets,
and Angrily Exclaimed:
"Do you Expect this Road Carries Pas
sengers for Nothing?"
alas! but | have been Deceived on so
Many Expectations that l long ago Ceased
to Expect Anything" replied the Impecun-
ious.
"Such men as you should be in the Poor
housew
Your Observation is not only True"
camy replied the d. B., land quite Agree
with you. | am on my way there now,
and | Beg of you to drop me at the Next
Crossing!'
Which seems to Prove that Railroad
Companies do not Employ Conductors as
Philosophers. ~ y. Sun
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-24

"Who is that old duffer?' asked the new
grocery-man of the milk-man, as a we'll
dressed man went by.
"Why, he's one Of our most trusted cit
liens" was the eloquent reply.
''llow do you make that out? lie has
been owing me a bill ever since came
here"
THAT'S Just how we make it out
laughed the milk man gleefuly, and the
groccryman scratched his head till he
caught Oh. MercAnnL TrnreIer
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-24
AN ULSTERET7A,

When the autumn leaves are falling and the
nights are growing long,
When the bobolinks and orioles have hushed
their summer song,
When the beauty-blighting brecZes wilt the
grasses and the flowers,
And the geese are flying southwark to a
warmer cline than ours
When the smiling icemau's counting Ger the
profits he has won,
And the willy goldman adds another dollar to
the ton,
Then go and pay the principal, likewise the
interest due
And get the ulster out, at once, your uncle
keeps for you.
N. Y. Sun.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-24

grabbed the machine and determined to try
it again. This time it seemed imbued with
a spirit Of obstinate resistance. Every
time | cssayed to mount it pulled away
and jumped around, twisting and Jerking
me all out Of shape. But | held on, and
when | got on again | rushed it off the
path into the grass where it bucked up
against the house and scraped the skin of
my leg. While | tried to alight | broke
two panes Of glass and then fell off nom
chalanty on my neck. | felt that | had
broken the ice, and was on good terms
with the thing by this time, and | didn't
hesitate about trying it again. felt more
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-24
Soft Molasses Gingerbread: Or

Soft Molasses Gingerbread; One
and one-half cups molasses, one cup OF
beef shortening or butter, or half OF
each, two cups of sour milk, onc-halt
cup of brown sugar and two teaspoon
fuls saleratus. Have ready in pan two
or three cups of flour, with the sugar, a
'ittle ginger and cinnamon and when
you have boiled up the molasses, butter
and shortening, pour it upon the ingre-
dents in the pan and stir it well. Then
add the sour milk and saleratus and
flour enough to make it as thick as
cup cake. Beat thoroughly. boston
BudQet.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-10-24

familiar with its eccentric motion, too,
and L seized it firmly, vaulted
into the saddle and went clean over on
my head while the bicycle Just stood
still and leered at me- l ought to mention
that exercise of this sort is apt to be
fatiguing. l experienced a tired sort of
sensation, but knew that it was to be eX-
pected, and when [ got up l rested the ma
chine while and gaZed at the sea By this
time all of the inhabitants of Long Branch
were cOngregated in the gigantic crowd
and watched me with fearful interest.