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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25


The Womans Christian Temperance Union
yesterday afternoon held meeting at the
Congregational Church, ut which n small at
tendance was present. $. f. Cary OF Ohio,
was the speaker, and his subject was THE
Laws of Nature and Revelation Against, the
Use of Intoxicating Drinks" For ono hour
the speaker pleasantly entertained bis nearer,
with history Of the word wine IN the Old ana
New Testament This he did to show that the
wines commended in Scripture were infer
mentcd and were not Of an Intoxicating CHAR
actcr Passing from these points OF his topic.
he cloqucntly pictured the misery brought
about by the frequent uses of liquors. Among
all the cases Of human degradation occationed
/ by drink divorces were foremost There were
nln,ty.nine cases out OF one hundred divorces
| that were brought into the courts chargeable
| TO mtnxiCaioiI. So IL would be proven that all
| crimes were originated through this cause.
! The history Of fcrmented liquors has been q
! history Of blood II has boen curse to an
| lands. and the ono thousand deaths weekly
| denim 1t.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25
Wonderful Cayerus OF Luray.

The Baltimore and Ohio have completed
their arrangements with the Shenandoah Val
lev railroad to run two delightful limited re.
served excursions to the above point before the
regular series open. These excursions will
leave Washington on Wednesday, May y, and
saturday, May 80 Decoration day, at $50 II.
IN, The round.trip rate, including admission
to the caycrns, will be $3.50. This includes a
reserved scat coupon. which will be your
property for the day. As these excursions are
limited to 800 from Baltimore and Washington,
those desiring To goshouid purchase the tickets
early, as after the regular number are disposed
of no more will be sold under any circum-
stances. For the information OF all the tenn
porature in the cavcrns Is never lower than SO
nor higher than SO. No change of clothing
necessary, Immense improvements have been
made at the CHVCS-nCw walks. plenty of light,
&c. At the station n iirst-Glass dinner will be
served for 80 cents. so there is no need of being
bothered with lunch baskets. Passengers
can leave their umbrellas aud luggage in the
cars while visiting the Caverns, as the cars are
locked and specially watched during their alb
sence. Diagrams Of seats and sale of tickets
will commence on May 20 at 5J7, 6lg, and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue.
"CLEANIINrSs is next TO Godliness." See
Al
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25

The election of the officers of the Supreme
Commandery, L. o. &. O., resulted as follows:
Supreme commander, William IL. Solomon, of
SOmerville, Mass. supreme vice commander,
Mrs. VI. +. Adkins, Knoxville, Tenn. supreme
prelate, Rev. L. l.. Dolph, GreUnsburg, Ind.
supreme keeper of record, w. X. Cooper.
Knoxville, Tenn; supreme treasurer, j. ID,
Swain, Nlshul. y. H.; supreme herald, II.
Mitchell, ir., kittery Point, Maine; supreme
W. |. g., Mrs. !. y. Wood, Nashua, n. H.; SUI
preme W. o. g., Octlvius Wright, Washington,
D. c.; supreme medical director, John d.
Young Boston, Mass, and y. II. Whitman,
Nashua, \. H.; Wilbur II. Powers. Boston,
Mass, and i. NJ. McBath, of this city, were
elected supreme trustees.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25
Cutting Prices in Two Save Your Money by Buying
Your Goods at Kings Palace, sl4 9TH st.

you in need of Nice Trimmed Hat Bonnet for yourself
daughters prime goods stylish and fashionable domestic
you will find it at Kings Palace, SI4 9TH ST.
you looking the largest Of Straw
untrmmed comprising every style and shape and quality
market produces chden misses and ladies Sizes the only place
and largest selection at Kings Palace, 8I4 9TH ST.
If need of Fine French Flowers of the most exquisite styles
and quality, you must Kings Palace, SI4 18th ST.
If desire buy Handsome Tips, prime goods all
shades quality you will have Kings Palace, 9TH
If you Elegant Pumes in all colors from
long, your duty is to go to Kings Palace, SI4 9TH St.
If need of Ribbons have immense stock
from at Kings Palace, SI4 9TH st.
If Of Millinery Trimmings, will find choice
millinery gold and silver scarf silk
and striped and plaid silk sash Ribbons from wde
you find them at Kings Palace, SI4 9TH st.
desire buy Gold and Silver and Feather Pompon gold and
silver and cood Crepe de Chen silks satns and vevets you
must not neglect to so to Kings Palace, SI4 9TH ST.
search of Laces such Oriental Egyptian
Gupue laces, do Kings Palace 8I4 9TH ST.
you purchase Lsle Silk Corsets re-
member Kings Palace, 8r4 9TH ST.
If wish to select from large assortment Of Lace Caps stylish and
handsome you will find them at Kings Palace SI4 9TH ST.
you need of Handsome and Stylish Jersey we have thou
the latest and stylish designs Kings Palace 9TH
think buying Lovely Vise half its value would
wise you to go Kings Palace SI4 7thSt
feel like buying Sun Umbrella paaso will find them
in great variety at Kings Palace SI4 9TH st.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25

The sixth annual convention OF the Ameri.
can Evangelical Lutheran Immigrant Mission
airy Society win be held at the Lutheran Place
Memorial Church to-day and tomorrow.
Among the subjects to be discussed Is Ger.
man emigration as a factor in the promotion
OF civilization anil Christianity" Prof, Hill
formerly missionary among the scandinavian
MOrmOns IN Ulnh, win discuss "Thc gathering
70 tho NVrhoh ha nation otner papers WI
sent are Rows. +, T.. Mauhlrt, q. ". Finders,
X. Andersen, :. B. Bgrnz, a. Johns on, j. J
Young c. Huber, William Berkemeier, and
Rev. DR.. Burchard, Ummendorf, Germany.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings OF a Day in and
About the City.

ABOUT the titN.
The commissioners havo decided to issue
permit to Edward Abner to lay side traok TO
his beerwarehouse.
Rev. 3. n. Greene preached to the Grand
Army Of tho Republic at Calvary Baptist
Church yesterday morning.
The remains of Col Hunter Brooke, formerly
judge advocate general Of tho army, were sent
10 Cincinnati saturday night.
Rev. Dr. Addison was taken with bilious
collie while on his way TO the pulpit at Trinity
(EpisGopalD Church last evening.
A l6.year.old girl named Eda Burroughs has
disappeared from her home In Montgomery
county, Nd, after donninR male attire.
The fair of,the Washington Light Infantry
! Corps which was 10 have been held next fall
has been postponed until April and May OF
next spring.
! There win be special meeting OF the Car.
/ roll Institute this evening at which the dele.
/ gates to the G. Y. NJ. N. u. convention will
mako their report.
The residence Of Mrs. F.. n. Mitchell, 1922
| Thirty.first street, was entered by q thief dur.
! ing the night of the nd instant, but he was
! frightened oil without securing anything
| Robert Jones, who was convicted some days
| since Of the charge Of assault with intent 10
kill his brother.in.luw, was on Saturday
sentenced to the Albany penitentiary for one
year.
Chief Justice Cartier last Saturday declined
to deliver jeremiah Hayes, the alleged horse
thief, to the West Virginia authorities on the
| ground of the imperiectiOns iu the papers, and
| discharged him from custody.
Fire was discovered in the bath room OF 81
seventh street southwest, occupied by Moses
I,Solumon, carly yesterday morning. No. en-
ginc was notified, and responded promptly.
Damage about sos; fully insured
VIM. II. Morrill,. Of New York, has written to
the commissioners asking for Information con.
corning the grand park, which he understands
/ Is proposed on the line Of Rock creek, as he de-
sirts TO invest in real estate IN this District.
George ". Armor has sued the District for
$4,000 damages for failure 10 put guards on
Second street southwest In consequence OF
(which he fell into the James Creek canal on
Nov. TO- 1881, aud received serious injuries.
This is the anniversary week with Wayland
Seminary. Tonight there will be an enter.
tainluent at the college building Wednesday,
exercises AZ Calvary Baptist Church; Thursday
the alumni reunion takes place, and Friday
the annual festival
A. L. Cunningham and Vim. Lee were found
guilty, by Judge Smell saturday, Of firing an
unauthorized salute In the white lot, but their
bona iides being shown in the possession Of u
permit obtained ut Gen. Vests house, they
were released on giving personal bonds.
JAY GotLD's wonderful new yacht will, II Il
said, be most completely and elegantly fur
nishcq. Among other useful and indspens
able things ordered for IL was box OF Dr.
! Bull S Cough Syrup
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25

A change Of schedule went in effect at 1901
a. N. sunday, the 24th instant on the Balti
more and Potomac railroad. The New York
and Chicago limited express, now leaving at
1850 a. M, will leave $40 A. IN. every day
The Boston sleeper, leaving at . p. III. week
days and / =. N. sunday, Will leave at > p. ~
every day. The train leaving $3.50 n. m. week
days for New York will run through daily
Train leaving New York at $40 p M. and ar.
irving in Washington ~ 1910 y. m, Will run
through daily. All other trains same as former
anhnJula
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25
Important Notice-Great Reduction In West.
Ronnd Rrtes nm pcupSylyania RaiIrOad,

general reduction in westbound rates will
go into effect on Monday, the 2jth instant, on
the Pennsylvania railroad, as follows Chi.
cago, sl3; Cincinnati sll; 81. Louis, sl6.5O; To-
ledo 49, Columbus, 5000; Indianapolis, sl2;
Louisville, SlI.5O, and corresponding reduc.
by the Pennsylvania system. Three daily fast
trains leave the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road slatou-940 II. IN. (iast lineJ, $40 p. m.
Chicago and Cincinnati express), and 10 p. M.
Pacific pNDregSl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25
Ga "Gilbert's " Ladies
Cloths

The use of Tricots for tailor. made suits having
to a certain extent superseded Ladies' Cloth,
thereby lessening the demand, we find our
selves with surplus stock which must be sold
These cloths are very desirable for seashore and
and at the price offered are extraordinary good
values
Coiors-Havana Brown, Seal Black, Quaker
Drab stone Gray, Sapphire, Cadet Gray, Chest
nut, Steel Gray, London smoke, French Gray.
Light and Dark Brown, Figured Sapphire and
Maroon Mixtures, Green and Scarlet Mixtures
Light Brown Mixtures Blue and olive Mix
lures.
EST%sr s pfiSe aud'l e
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25
Notice-Reduced Rates to Points In the West.
Northwest, and Southwest, via Baltimore
mud Ohm RnIIrond

Note following taking effect to-day. 18th
Chicago, $500; Kansas City, s2iOO; st. Paul,
$3.50 Columbus, 5000; Cincinnati, sll.OO; ST.
Louis. $3.50: indianapolis, Sl2O0; Detroit,
sl2OO Louisville, 81 100: Memphis $3.50; New
Orleans, Sl9OO: san Francisco, Sll5lO. Core
spending reductions to other points west.
No extra fare for fast time and no change OF
cars on limited express trains via Baltimore
aud Ohio railroad. Time TO Cincinnati, IL
hours: Chicago % hours; st. Louis, q hours
Louisville, p hours; indianapolis, Il hours,
and Columbus Ohio, IL hours.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25

Hon. Thomas u. worrcll discussed the Bible
argument on the temperance question. before
a small audience in Lincoln Hall yesterday
afternoon lie said that the Bible did not pro-
hibit the use of intoxiCants or rather wines,
nor yet beer II should be used moderately
as medicine, not as q beverage What the
temperance people believed in was modera-
ton. Asa medicine II was as valuable as any
other drug, but man should not use 1t like he
does water. The practice oil excessive drink
ing was not only morally wrong, but physi.
pally an
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25
To Oren Bond Paper BIDS.

Secretary Manning has designated Treasurer
Jordan, Comptroller Cannon, Chief Graves, Of
the bureau Of engraving and printing ]. A.
o Nslll, ofthe same bureau; Thomas i. Rogers
of the treasurer's office, a committee to open
the bids which may be received to-day for fur
nishing distinctive paper for United states
notes, national bank notes, bonds, certificates,
and other kncIIrIina
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25
4 BARGAIN!

Full Regular-made Thread Hose all Sizes all colors
At 40 Cents Per Pair.
Gentlemen summer underwear
81 Cents.
Half n all colors sizes, full regular made,
% Cents Per Pair
Summer Corsets that are sold everywhere at 100,
For So Cents
Imported Jerseys that sold in New York ss.9s
For $3.50.
Tafeta Gloves in all sizes and colors,
For as and SOC Per Pair.
sChidren's Mits in all colos and Sizes
For "a Cents Per Pair.
Fine in great variety, really worth &c.
For 40 Cents.
New lot of Gauze Fans in beautiful designs,
At So and IS Cents.
oxdized ewely in Pins Earrings, Bracelets Necklaces
ments, several new Designs
At 10 Cents to $685.
Leather Bags made of real leather and very durable substantial
For 40 Cents
Four lots of Embroideries, worth double the money
At 49, %, 80, and IS Cents Per Yard.
Silk Hat sar designs Hats just half herea value
IS Cents Each.
Beautiful Flowers Summer Hats in endless variety
At % Cents Per Bunch.
Embroidered Handkerchief that were oSc,
For As Cents.
Atwood shawls and scarf for evening wear, worth sros.
At $l.6S.
Colored and Blue and White suitable for LIGHT
dresses,
At 19c and 25c Per Yard
Tine PALAB ROYAL,
u17 AND ITO pHNNA AVENUE, COR. TWELFTH STREET
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25
Col. De Ahnn,s Lccnunts.

Commissioner Sparks on Saturday passed
over the accounts of Special Agent De Alma.
allowing items aggregating $40 and disallow.
ing, S25. II was the discussion,of these ac-
cOln1tsithat ledto the ejectmcnt ofthe special
agent from the commissioners office recently.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25

Coon. oR.NorffNG2-Do YOU sometimes feel
that way? Lutsitude2 Vertigo? Can't sleep!
Can't enjoy a meal? Can't engage IN pleas,
ant conversation? Cant carry on business
can't look hopefully on the future? Well
all that means dyspepsia, and general disorder
OF the digestive apparatus. " now feel IKE
a new man" Is what DR.. I. G. Mclaughlin, OF
Iron Bitters. You may have the same expert.
cnce, If YOU are suffering from dyspepsia
liver complaint or similar ills.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25
BantI1od In the Ea.tern branch.

public baptizng in the Anacostia branch
uuder the auspices of Mount Zion Baptist
kChureh. (colored), took place yesterday morn
ling at a point directly opposite the navy yard
Five persons were baptized by the pastor Rev.
Noah billiard large crowd Of colored peo-
nile were present,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25
ARE YOU INTERESTED

In cheap goods rather good goods low pce2 If you
interest you this week We
want convert into and the quickest do that
have found by experience putting the knife prices We make
few special offerings this week. have half
the bargains that have But interested
of the goods mentioned here don't be dcour-
aged but call and and will surely interest you The goods
mentioned here all below regular value; them undoubtedly
cheaper than Others but each every article mentioned here certainly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25

The following marriage licenses have been
issued John Luin and Ann Grant, both of
Prince George county Nd; Philip Stiebeling
ana Sophia stebcling; Walter Hanes and Fan.
ME j. Blunt. both of Hanover county, Va;
Thomas ii. Gibson and Ninifred A. Taylor
Thomas Davis and Hattie Lee, both of Bladens,
burg Nd Wm. II. Lutte and Emma j. Bruce,
both of King George county Va
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25
AM -Aaed sLater Rreaks HIs ,Log.

Col william Bowles, 65 years old, had his
right leg brotenin two.places Saturday night
at the skating rink on + street, near Sixth, by
falling down while skating. He was removed
ITO his house. sos L street, by his friends
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25
The Agricultural Conrentlon.

Commissioner Colman has sent out a cir
culnr 10 the agricultural college saying "a
sufficient number Of favorable replies having
been received to my last circular TO indicate u
decided preference for the date Of July s for
holding the,cOnventlOn ofagriCultural colleges
and experiment stations, have to inform you
that such date has been finally determined
upon"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25
He Did not slope With the Stock,

John W, Hall writes from Kane, Pa, in re.
ply TO u published statement that he disap-
speared with his partners stock, denying the
charge He says he left for his health. leav-
ing the stock which his late partner, Chase
.iRoys, charged him with carrying off in Wash.
tngtOn," He states that he will soon return
ha
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25
A go,nel Service Al the Dino Museum.

Some sixty persons attended the Gospel
meeting-the third Of the series-at the Dime
Museum yesterday afternoon. The exercises
consisted of singing, praying, and those pres
emit sodnclincd, briefly relGtlng'thelr religious
4 nNnerlhnnn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25

IT is argued that the English will yet be
the universal language. This may be So but
st. Jacobs Oil goes to so many lands that direc-
tons for It's use are printed in eleven languages.
Ii Conquers pain everywhere.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25
Telegranh Plant Attnehed.

s. Z, Elliott has entered suit against the
Postal Telegraph aud Cable Company, to re.
cover on note of $1,000 now over due and
unpaid. An attachment was issued.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25

Wooden Dress Goods.
This is the department which
possibly will be most affected,
and we propose to offer val
ues which it would pay our
customers to purchase if not
needed until early fall, many
Of them being offered at less
than actual cost of produce
ton.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25
DEF GOODS.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
Surplus Stick Bargains.

AS per announcement Sat
urday, we give below a de-
tailed list Of some of the many
"Surplus Stock Bargains "
which we are now offering.
We have led you to expect
bargains, and we propose to
furnish bargains.
We advise our customers
not to wait for. the goods to
be advertised, but to pay a
visit to our store at once.
Surplus Stock of Silks
One OF the best bargains ever
offered in Black Silk Goods
is the following:
Guinet's Black eros Grain
Silk is probably the b es t
known and most substantial
m a k e ever placed on the
market.
For no reason whatever,
excepting we have too much
of it, do we reduce the price.
We will pay as much for it
when this is gone, but for
reasons it must be moved.
80 grade reduced to 1 70
10 grade reducedto 1 CO.
W trade reduced to IO
= 20 grade reduced TO 90
Another brand equally as well known is
G1RAUDs BLACK GRos GRAIN SILK.
81 so grade reduced to q so.
90 grade reduced to 60.
24.inch fonlard SILK, dark grounds, with hand
some colored figures.
Surplus stock prce...........,....a.......50c
o3-inch China silk. garnet ground with blue
figures, white ground with blue spots' a, M
s1 orIer I,ncS ,,si, ~
22INCH LARGE CHECK SILK SURAHs
6 eISsk ana apf WHIT White G GssSss
Brown and White Checks.
| Garnet and White Checks
s3 Gris s Stock pricc..........,,.' 90
These are particularly desirable, and offer an
excellent opportunty to secure an elegant silk
| Suit al merely nominal figures.
Surplus Stock of Hosiery.
just bought at auction way
below value.
Then, why reduce
For no reason whatever,
excepting we have too many,
and they must be moved.
Lot 1--Lades' Fancy Isle Thread Hose. in
| pink and blue pin stripes, extra fine quality.
FORMER prlce...... ,,.............,OOI
surplus STOCK price ......a. ........ .....-31l2c
| Lot 2-Ladies' Extra Long Embroidered Lisle
Thread Hose, In garnet, scarlet, Dranze, gen.
.darme, and blue, exquisltey embroidered, be
ing the thing for evening wear with slippers
| We hate to reduce them, but-they must be
| moved.
Surplus stock price."....,.,.... .......6Oc
Lot 3-Children's Ribbed Hose, white heels
| and toes. In black and two shades of garnet
foTnlet pilceo..:.. .',.''.''otc
surplus stock price. ........5c
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25
PURE MAPLE SUGAR.

We have just received n large lot OF Pure
Maple sugar Ht Sc per pound. Best Patent Pro-
CGss Flour, SB. 90 per barrel. Sugar-cured Hams,
small size l2i2c per pound Choice Creamery
Butter. specially. Six pounds pure Lard for
strictly cash. Goods amounting To 80 or over de-
livered from rooI. BROOKE & CO.,
04I Lou slaua avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25

You can buy It at Chas. Baum's book and
stationery department any day this week for
% cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-25

JAY GouLD's wonderful new yacht will, 1t is
said, be most completely and elegantly fur
nishcq. Among other useful and indispens.
able things ordered for it was box OF DR..
Bulls Cough SyTup.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-06-06
NOT A QUESTION OF P's.
Daudet,s Experience with New York
Publishers.

81 had a very funny experience with
some New Yerk publishers" he said,
latter | wrote 'LEvangeliste.' They
printed that book and from its tone evi-
IDENTIFY imagined that wrote exclusively
upon religious subjects. When my next
book-'Sapho' was ready they wrote
me for it. 1t was by no means religious,
let me tell you," added NJ Daudet, laugh
ing. "Well, / sent it and soon cane a
cablegram from New York with the
words, ""Sapho," Objectionable. OBJ
iectionabIe,' what did that mean? ]
searched in the dictionary and found
that Objectionable means unpleasant
Still could not imagine how my novel
was unple lsant. At last after considera-
bic thought. remembered that in
France we spell 'Sapho' with one p.
while in England and America two were
used. So cabled back, Put two p's-'
Ha ha what fool was. l was not
kept long in darkness, however. The
fact that lny work was too broad for the
American taste was soon forced upon me
and saw that it was not a question OF
orthography." NJ. Daudet laughed hearth
lv and evidently enjoyed his recollec-
tons immensely. "And now" he said,
"I shall once again appear before the
public. / am writing a farcical novel,
which will appear, elaborately illustrat-
ed, at the end of the year. In it is my
favorite old cuaracter, Tartarin, of whom
l wrote before the war. 1t is series OF
adventures, this new novel, and some o
| the situations are very numerous. L
hope it will be successful. 1t is some
what different from my other novels, but
people say that varietJ is charming, and
am quite willing to believe them"
Paris Letter.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-06-06
A Boys QUOTATIONS.

notice a professional dynamiter will
yelp like a whipped cur if You put fire.
cracker under his cOat-talI.
/ notice as Brother lneersoll gets along
in wears he begins to drop the "one-
world al a time" shibboleth and hollers
(Which Way"
I notice no matter how naughty and
big feeling a man may be, first expert
ence on roller skates takes all the starch
out of him.
notice in spite of the success of
humorous papers, the man who can't lie
gets the biggest monument.
Inotice roller skating is typical demo-
cratic institution. II reduces all men to
a common level.
I notice the modest statesman who
detests interviewing gets his back up
worse than camel if the reporters don't
burglarize his chunks of frozen wisdom
Inotice the hurried and extemporan-
cons remarks of the occasion are usually
written out carefully and show consid.
erable more attention to grammatical
accuracy than the every-d-y speech ol
the interviewed would lead you to ex'
pect.