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Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29

A Jersey City man recently sold his wife for twenty dollars. It IS difficult to understand what makes New Jersey women so val, uable. In many places women are given away.-Norristown Herald.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29

You are going to erect monu. mentto your fathers memory. l suppose" "Oh, no. Monuments cIumble and decay and are forgot ten, We are going to do some thing that will keep his memory alive much longer" "What's that!' "We are going to fight in the courts for his property"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
LONG ISLAND CITY TAXES.

HEARING BEFORE THE GOVERNOR IN THE UNION
COLLEGE CAsE-BlLLS SIGNED.
FROM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBUNR.l
ALBANY, May 26.-GovernOr Hill began his
series OF hearings toiay the 3l5 bills left in MS
hands by the Legislature. The first measure considered
was Asse ynau Aliens bill giving the authorities or
Long Island City power to collect present and past
taxes Since 1874 there has been no regular collection
OF taxes Union College. which owes the city, In tho
op,niou OF s authorities large sum OF money, opposes
the bill The college represented by Judge Lanio
of the supreme Court and h. ". Page. formerly Deputy
Attorney General. Judge Landon and Mr. Page argued
thai the college lands unusty taxed ana that the
hill Itself imposed excessive taxatlOn Inc college WAS
unable 10 pay such large aud tho lands would have
10 be surrendered speeches In favor OF mo Dill were
made by CITY Blsckman. Corporation COunse
PAYNE William Sieinway, A--emblyman Alien ana
Asscmb yman Fitch They were OF the opinion thaI the
hill WA, "A far one and ought to be signed.
Governor iill to-day signed large NUMBER OF Ds'
among them being the following:
s-nat. bill No. 477-FIXng tho salaries OF police cap
talus ia Now-YUrk city.
Assembly bill No. 9g3-Extendng tho time Tor the
issuing OF bonds; providing for additional acconuoua
ton ior common schools ia Now-Ior2 Ciiy
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
INDICTMENTS AGAINST ANARCHISTS.

BILLS TO BE RETURNED AGAINST SIZES, PARSONS,
sCHwAB AND sCHSAB.L FOR MUGDaE.
CHICAGO, May 26 Special. The Grand Jury
held a long session to-day and this afternoon ndict-
ments drawn against seven OF tho IIayiDarket
Anarchists in each Instance for murder accessories
before the faot The bills have not been returned into
yet and probably Will be before Friday
when indictments for less heInous crimes he
turned agans, some Of the offenders Tho indictments
for murder against August Spies samus Feden. A.
X Parsons. Michael schwab Herman Schnabcl. and two
Others whose names have not yct been disclosed or
these, ParsO ami Schnabe still At large There
are several others whom the jury expect TO ndict
similar charge but the evidence against them Is not yet
complete and the jury awaiting II. There was
difference of opinion among the ryncn rs To the cases
under consideration. The vote for the Indictment the
principal conspirators for murder unanimous.
Among the other mattsrsin which the jury Will lie for
several days engaged Is tho Of the sup
posed plot of the Anarchists for tho Wholesale destruc
ton OF fc and property In the CITY, Captain Setback Ia
the principal worker IN this and II Is believed that
the names OF many Anarchists uncOnDrctcd with the
Haynsrket tragedy Will he brought before the Grand
Jury. Tho detectives satisfied that Parsons Is in
Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
MIR. PARxELHs cINcINNATI SPEECH.

CINCiNNA1I. May 2G.-ln the Home kule de-
bale in the English House OF Commons yesterday, Mr..
Trevelyan quoted an alleged remark Of Mr. Parnel to
the effect that he would until the last link that
connected ireland with England had been broken Mr..
Parnc demanded and place OF the speech, aud
Mr.. 1revelyan REPLIED "Cincinna." A reporter. look
ing the flies Of The Cincinnati Commercial Ga-
7ctte found that Mr.. Parncll delivered a
speech In Musc Hail. Friay evening. Feb
ruary 20, 1850. The speech reported by
j. ". Scnrage, one OF the most rapid and accurate
senographers IN the United states The paragraph
ferred by Mr.. Treveyan IN the following words
" When have undermined English InisgOvcrnment
have paved the way for Ireland to take her place
the no tons OF the earth. And lot us not forget
that that is the ultimate goal at which all We ri-hmen
aim. None of u.s. whether in America in Ire
land. or wherever may be. Will be satisfied until
destroyed the ast nk which keeps Ireland bound
To England"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
THROUGH NEU-TORK STATE.
DECIDED IN FAVOR OF CORNELL.
JUDGE LYON FINDS AGAINST WILLARD FISK
~ HIS SUIT AGAINST TIE UNIVERSITY.


JUDGE LYON FINDS AGAINST WILLARD FIsKE
~ HIS SUIT AGAINST TIE UNIVERSITY.
ITHACA, May 26 (Speciab. Judge Marcus
Lyon to-day filed his decision iii tho noted Fiske Will
in favor Of Cornell University. The case involved
about 81 100000. On July H. 1850, Willard Flske
one Of the professors of Cornell University. married
Jennie McGraw at Berlin. she being at that time hope
less Invalid IN her will executed Immediately after mar
riage. she him legacy OF 100000 which he re-
cciycd after her death, which occurred about
year after marriage. Her Will also specific ega-
Cornell Unyersty. fIer father. john McGraw.
had already upward OF 500 200 TO the university
About months after the estate had been settled
Willard Fiske claimed to have discovered Tor the first
time the clause III the charter whicA limited
hOd,ngs of rho university To S3.0OO,OOO. lie Ieit
Ithaca for EnrOp' where he has since remained. after
giving attorneys authority attack tina legscics To
Cornell University claiming that they void, be
three mous. and that hc entitled heiratlaw 10
the property thus given the University.
Judge Lyon finds that hs value OF Mrs FfsEcs estate
death, after OF her debts f2O2oo33
the value OF the property In which tho University -
Interested upward OF 100000 hut that tho value
the property coming within the provision of tho char
containing the three million clause does not exceed
SOO0,0OO
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
VERDICT AGAINST ERLiNGER.
TIE JUDGES CHARGE Is HE CASE AGAINST THE
MAN WHO SHOT ACTOR LEONARD.

TIE JUDGES CHARGE IN HE CASE AGAINST THE
MAN WHO SHOT ACTOR LEONARD.
PHLADELPnIA, May % (Spccil) The case
OF George Herbert Leonard ag.lIst Abraham l.
Eranger VINO ls charged VITA attemptip. TO Sili hm,
was called again this morning and judge Allison
promptly began his charge lie spoke Tor over al hour.
In the course OF his talk lie said:
eli Erlaugers story that ho WAS attacked s true and
tho other had corr0b)ratel II In every essen
tal detail IeOuards story must DO untrue though he
might not be desiring To Toll asehood ani Only gave
hi. faulty recollection OF circumstance, that occurred
while he was suffering under great menta. excitement
IrlaLgcr had heon informed that Leonard hal threat
ened t. take his life ami II sHcR attack had Dcon
uAdc dr-crlhcd tho would have fully as
titled him In shooting Leonard dead when attacked
connection with KNOW Cdre OF these violent threats
The contention OF tho Commonwealth that Granger,
when warned should not h.vo gone To Ncs. Leonard
room and thus ia elect havo sought conflict s ui-
sound In law
After dcibcratng three hours the jury delivered "A
verdict Of guilty motion WAS made for new trial.
and Erlangrr allowed 10 renow his bail poadins tho
hearing oI tho plea
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
WILL MR. CLEVELAND MARRY OR NOri
THE STATEMENT THAT HE WILL not MEL BY AN
ASSERTION THAT HE WILL.

ASSERTION THAT IE WILL
BUFFALO, May 26 (Spccj0D. D.-The Times to
morrow will publish an interview with friend OF Mr..
Bissel aud Mr. Cleveland, wic II Is stated that tue
wedding will surely take place III this vicinity between
Juno lG and 25. IIo says:
lido not believe tho report that tho wedding will take
place IN New York Clty in any other city Mrs Fol-
som ana her daughter tho Eric Railroad to
Alden buying tic scs for B1alo Alden Is twenty miles
away and 1t IA six miles irvo TO FOsOmdIle. The
Presidents Tecal train cond 90 81 arranged rs to mcot
the cxI ross train the Erie at Ac and moth could 80
from thero to Alddn and drive to Folsomdalo There
wDnld trouble about the minister and thero would
be no publicity II tie plans carefully executed ~
planned Folsomdalc Is difficult OF and the ut
most duetuLe would fhe luck OF the bridal party Tho
only teams procurabe at Alden Ownod.by relatives
OF the Fosoms and the road Is devious that man
could not get there tho time without guide. Tho
drive from Attica over tue roads Is thirteen miles.
Regarding the reports that The wcldlng would not
take Ilace Judge Henry A. ChdS OF the supreme Court,
said to day: d" Mr.. tleveant wOnld have positively
denied reports there hat been no truth In them
somo lily and painful gossip has been prihtei about the
orcason aud Mr. Cleveland would have promptly
stopped it IL thore had bSen no truth in It,"
Justice COrctt, who present said that while he
placed great faiht 1hc COmitrciGs positive state
mont that there wOad be no ~odIDs Yet he believed IN
the theory OF Judge Chlds. Nrr. Folsom anl daughter
are expected FOlsOmdae .aeI their arrival at
New York.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
WELCOMING THE CAR TO MOSCOW.

Moscow, May 26.-Ihe Gar and Czarna
were welcomed with great pomp and ceremony at the
Kremlin to-day their return from LIvadia Tho ad-
dress OF greeting delivered by the of Mos
COW, who used the folio wing language:
Your Imperial Maestcs welcomed from the best
SOUTH where have restored His to the Black sea-
. the hope gains wings and Moscow thinks and
steadfasty hopes that Chrts will shine from
81. Sophia
The Car in his reply shd that loved and reoiced
to In Moscow He also said that tho third anniyer
sary of his coronation which falls tomorrow, was fun
OF happiest memories At the cathedral Metro
potan graduated the Gar for restoring the Black
Sea feet Russia's highest glory"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
V1P CLOUDS STILL LOWER.
TIE GREEK TROUBLES NOT YET ENDED.
CAUSE OF THE RECENT CONFLCT-lh" '"""
SPEECH AND THE PRKTfNsIoNs OF Ausi"'"'
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LONDON. May 26.-Concerning the recent
collisions on the Gre X frontier TIE TRIBUNE corro-
spondept to-day had talk with Mr.. "ena'
dos the Greek Minister at LONDON "'
| Minister states that he has ol1ciai i''i"' ma W
ton that the firing began upon INC si'o VI Wv
Turks not because the Turks wished 10 proVoae '0
fct brt I'm the course OF attempt to stop the
io, of tho Turkish troops Turkish soldiers badly eu
and lodged and OF pay deserted IN s"ch NUM-
bers particularly after dark that the IurAish omcers
we're ordered to open fire upon the nc OF ROAD ieaug
10 the Greek ouposts The Greeks In the DARK, ho'
anding tho cause OF the shooting returned the
fire. and lives bong lost both sides sort of engage
ueni issued. This led to other collisions. TIE matter
is automatically settled, but the Greek Minister Is
OF the opinion that orders come from Con-
stantnople for the retirement OF me turkish lolceS
troubles will arise The Turks nave no money Win
which to pay their troops or send them nome
and It Is to be expected that numbers VIII Or
game themselves into predatory bands anu
punder the country through which they pass Most OF
the Inhabitants being Greeks. this will provoke retaia
ton. and may unnaturay lead TO organized lsur-
rectiOn against the Turkish authorities. VINO tail
adequately protect tho Christian subjects stu lett
under their yoke by the OF Europe The Greek
Minister further that while sincerely deporing tho
disturbance on the frontier. the Greek Government has
at least satisfaction rertauing that the quahy
Of the Greek troops under Is excellent Though
mostly Young soldiers the Greeks behaved IN all these
unfortunate AT rs with great stradincss ana dscipiue
and proved themselves moro than match for the Turks
In the open country the Turks. usual lighting best
behind entrencbmcntS
to the bearing upon the present situation OF the
remarkable sDeech Just l.ycrei by the Emperor OF
Russia 81 cs Sra 5c.t. the Greek Minister Is re-
served and discreet. S he admits that such speech
could hardly have been delivered on such an occasion
by the Gar without the most careful consideration OF
the effect produce ia urAey, where Is regarded
a distinct IntimatOu that the Russian Government
believed itself 10 he master of tho Black Sea AMI there
fore IN position TO pUta stronger ps s'ur II ncces 'y
the OF the POw'r plt toSe:Aer This
important 10 Greece at This mOment because tho con-
duct OF the Austrian ships in the blOckdd ng sqnairo
about ths Cuff OF VOo particularly. sAON cie u d'-
position on the part OF Austria to fHnIarzc herself
with the neighbOrhooi OF 5AOaicI an regions which IL
has been known for lonE tmc tina; Ans'r.s disposed
ard her destined prev. When the day comes Tor
dividing the Empir" OF the OtOmans neither Greece nor
Russia be expected to view these pretensons of
Austria with Indifference.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
KARL BLIND ON HOME RULE.

LONDON. May 2G. Karl Blind, having been
askod how the statesmen of Europe treat the Hcme
Rule question. replies as follows:
When the Swiss Republic confronted
BY the separatist League of ullramontsues,
when the American Un.on threatened with
disruption. the patriotic of all parties, shoulder to
shoulder met tnc common danger. Ihc teacAln-S o.
Russell Golden, Bright and MI AL tend to -hOw That
the establis Of any KIND of IRISH Legislature
would the tIlZng Of Il civil The cause OF
humanity. OF intellectual and political progress. VIII
served by the defeat OF the Dill. Abroad the
leaders of opposition would m 'ct such question
with a simple declaration in few words. Iney would
insist upon ant not leave the Government
Ii "A ecIlOn OF OnnOuenls.V
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
Ay EPILEPTI0 a Acquitted or WIFE-WURDER.

~ HTIHHTIIU ACVTHTED OF NFE-VC NUEH'
BALTIMORE, May 26 (SpecidD. There was
strange scene in the Criminal Court to-day, when Will
His daughter Clara, pale as death from excitement,
arose III the witnessbox. and pointing tho weeping
maI sad Yes, YOU gu ght to cry; you ought to have
been hanged" Ella. another daughter, 10 the re-
leased prisoner, and throwing her arms about his neck
kissed him. II SHOWN at tho trial that the prisoner
had always been kind hearted husband and tender
fatAer. lie suffered from epilepsy. One day
home from work. shot ana killed his WIFE, then tried to
XIII ninscf and after falling bleeding tho floor, lie
dragged himself over where his dead wife lay. and
threw his arms lovingly about her. lie called his little
three year Old boy to come and kiss n told the
police that he had committed the his chiidrens
some 0f the Deignbors said II jealousy. but
members 81 the family declared he crazy. Ii
stated that stone had attempted three times Kill him
self. lie had Oh several occasions had differences with
his wife. About four she left him selma,
Penn und they we're separated for some time stones
brothers and sisters ali Of whom epepcs. testified
behalf and their disconnected talk occasional
spasns In court made the trial remarkable Quo.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

York beautiful floral piece to be placed at tho tomb or
General Grant on Decoration Day The design is "Tho
Book OF Lifo" spread with open pagss which COM
posed OF white imnortelcs. The edges worked In
gold and the binding in red mmoreles. while written
across the pages In purple letters tho following n-
criptons They that rock cradle rule the world
L. 3 o. From Ladies' @. A. r., Illinois,"
Another floral piece, tho design OF which Is a STAR s
also being made for the Grand Army. Both offerings
will be taken TO New-York by committee selected for
the purpose.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

PARIS, May 26.-Thc Government have of
hcally disavowcd the speech OF NJ de Coutony French
Minister at Lisbon congratuatng the King and Queen
upon the marriage of son to the Princess Amele
daughter of tho Count OF Paris 1t believed that this
action indicates that the Orleans princes Will be OK
PEELED from France.
The Budget Committee has decided, by q vote OF IL
To ., to throw out tie Public Worship estimates NJ
Guyot, Radical, declared that the committee mad no
power TO pronounce upon the separation OF Church and
State NJ GuyOt also introduced a motion In the Cham
OF Deputies to place the Public Worship funds at
disposal OF the with the option of appy-
Ing them 10 religious or other purposes.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
NEWS NOTES From LONDON.

LOSpOS, May 20.
Mr. MHENKY's DEBTs-At today's meeting Of the cred
Of Mr. MclieDry proofs rendered for $1,000
600 out Of tue total Of his debts, which alleged 10 DC
SO, 100000.
PgOJLCTED ROYAL MARRIAGT.-It Is reported that
the berOha Of Princess Louise. eldest dau hter OF the
Prince Of Wales TO Prince oscar. OF the klEg Of
Sweden. Will be soon officially declared.
QUEEN VICTORIA AT BALMORAL--The Queen has de-
naTfcd from WINDSOR CaslLs and CONC 10 BalmOral.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
FUNERAL OF LEOPOLD Won RANKE.

BERLIN, May 26.-Ihe funeral of Professor
Leopold Won lsanke took place to-day. Among those
who attended the services Crown Prince Frederick
William the Prince OF xe-Meiningcn several generals
OF the Army. Ministers Won Puttk ana Won GOsser
the members OF the Municipal Government, students
from the Berlin and other universities and many dis
tngushed scientists and artists.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
Is MISS FOLSOM on THE CITY OF CHTCAGoi

The approaching arrival of Miss Frances Fol-
som. whose future Is commonly reported TO be in some
way wrapped up that OF President Cleveland scausing
considerable comment in this and other cities. In con
versatlon yesterday with man whose position entities
his expression 10 belief TRIBUNE reporter was Informed
that Miss Folsom not passenger on tho steamship
City OF Chicago due AT TINS port tomorrow Asths Is
which she announced by caDie 10
started from England, the Information Will throw
confusion the srnises that have becn male rogar-
Ing her expected this week II IS believed that
has sailed from England put by what steamer is
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
SpgJNGFIILD'S BIG BIRTHDAY
A MONSTER PARADE AND THOUSANDS OF SINGING
CHILDREN.

CHILDREN.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 26 Especial. The
celebration has been unqualified success, to-days
progrImme being carried out with the same perfection
and elaboration Of detail that characterized that OF yes
,orday Tho city has rarely. II entertained more
vistors town and country being mixed in almost equal
proport onA Only casualty. the breaking OF mans
leg by n falling gate which the crowd pushed over
I. reported. The gathering OF tho 1000
public school children In Court Square this morning vas
uretty sight. They marcheI Ia PROCESSION from their
various schools aud climbed tho nuge tier OF seats ahu
their slugn. II The Pioneer hymn and other music was
roud Ine big parade al enormous bOdJ vl human
beings wagons. carriages and floats IL was several
miles org and The had hardly passed down south
Mnu.st tue he All that hai gone over tue same
route two hours before and wound along
through the rtrcets IN mo soutneas Poi''on o
m, c,y appeared coming down state-st, ana
marched INTO Naln.t again. William Pynchon headed
the procession, followed 10y aids
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
RECEPTION OF THE LORD LIEUTENANT

Cork, May 2G.-Ihe Earl of Aberdeen, Lord
Lieutenant in this city day mot with an
enthusiastic reception. The city was decorated with
National banners and ia honor Of the Vice.
rows visit Bands stationed At points along the route
taken by Lord Aberdeen played " God Ireland"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
STOCK OF NATURAL 0As COMPANY.

PITTsEURG, Penn, May 26 (Spcciah.-Thc
stockholders OF the Philadelphia Natural Gas Company
held meeting to-day and by vote OF 595s2 to 1855
shares decided to increase the capital stock s250OOOO
making total capital stock S75O0O00 Tue Increased
stock Will be issued from time the Board Of
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

BOsToN, May 2G.-L. a. Dodge Il brother of
I" Gan Hamilton VINO has been for years acerk
Ia the United States Custom House here, tells letter
The Adusrtser how lie dismissed by Naval OIL
e Kent yesterday. Nj. Dodge says that May 10
that official whispered to him that his resignation would
be accepted but demand reason for this
quest answer was given hut tao good Of the ser
VICE" ThercupOn Mr Dodge sent to tho President. "a
brief statement OF ho fdct declaring that he hal never
been criticized for delinquency. but had been promoted
aud claiming to have lived up to Cvil Service reform
principles. This land before Mr. Cleveland, tho
clerk Ia believe Nevertheless. Naval omcer
Kent yesterday formally dismissed Mr Dodge, his 40
ten to take effect iu ediatey.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

0hiNA ALARMED OVER AN ENGLISH MISSION
LONDON. May 26.-Adyices from Pekin say
wat The Chiuese Government has become alarmed a.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

the size Of the projected English mission 10 ihpc anu
will ask that the escort reduced and that the n ss
shalI renreseut stmpy a commercial bOuy o'uclwiso
tn" Tbibrtons viii refuse allow the party 10 enter
their territory.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

CHAMBERLAIN NOT TO ATTEND TIE MEETING.
LONDON. May PIT is authOrtiativcly stated
that MI Chamberlain will not attend the Liberal meet
ug to-day the ground tPat M Gladstonas circular
framed exclude certain section OF the party
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
TO RAISE TIE GREEK BLOCKADE.

LONDON, May %. Lord Rosebery, Foreign
Secretary, will recommend that the Powers raise the
blockade Greek ports anI withdraw tAe foreign Acet
from suda Bay.
ATHENS. May 26.-Klns George is arranging TO make
tour abroad.
Premier TricOups proposes limiting tho number OF
members OF the Greek Chamber OF Deputies 70 lJJ.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

FLOWERS FOR GEAbEAL CHANTS TOME
CuICAGO May 26-Thc ladies OF the Grand
Army VI tho Republic posts VI tns city VIII send W Now
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

SUPPLYING THE FRENCH ARMY WITH BEEF.
CHICAGO. May 2G-rhc packing honse OF Armour -
French Government with 7OooooO pounds oi beef 10
Cans tho French Armys
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
AN ENGLISH OPINION on THE DISPUTE.

LONDON, May IL The Times says Much
Of the fishery dispute needs TO bo explained. IL sp
pears probable though not certain. that CansiA
has the side hut II ear
hardly be doubted that she has revived claims long dor
mant Iho fact that Ooh parties AVE appeassi 10 Ec
land is hlgh compliment 10 our imp~rtlal1y' Oat
only interest ana endcavor Will be 10 arrange more
satisfactory treaty"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-28
BOARDING.

Having heated az the ''Greai Mill" an
prepared 10 accommodate permanent ana
transient boartsrs az moderate rates
Ma ALEX. MILBURNs
Aug. 10, is8g.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-01-28

CussEDxEss or THIses.-Althonz6
Z Is said to be extremely uncomforfs-
bic to stand on ones head, it il mat
ter Of fact that q tack will stand on
Its head on the floor all day to catch
you as you walk across the floor.
The last match you have in your
pocket Is the one that is sure to 70
out whsr you light itoutdoors TO start
a cigar.
The PAPER that contains an article
on a subject in which you are greatly
interested always manages to get torn
up. so that you can only secure q
piece containing an absorbing portion.
and not be able 10 find the rest.
when you pull the triggers of your
gun, the caps snap and it refuses to
20 of; but when you pull the gun az
ter you by the muzzls as you cross a
fence, it goes off Of its own accord,
just as the cake Of soap will fly out Of
your hands when you are washing,
and go in the dirt.
Lay your fishing lines down per.
fectly straight, and when you go for
them the next time you will find them
all tangled up and in a perfect snarl
of cussedness.
From all of which it would seem
that pretty much all the general Gus
sedness We encounter in this life come;
from objects not endowed with ANNA
life.