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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18

LONDON, February l7.--Lord Sails
bury, speaking at banquet this even
ing. said recent events cast grave re
sponsibility upon the peers. He feared
that Mr.. Gladstone would not try home
rule ia ireland all at once, hat by in
stallments. Mr.. Gladstone. he said
was destroying the power Of the land
lords and was not creating anything ca
pable Of promoting peace and prosper
ity. The Tory cast Of policy was plain
and right-that of restoring and uphold
ing the law and preserving the union,
Mr.. Gladstone has taken the office ol
Privy Seal in addition TO that Of Premier
This is unusual, and proves that Mr..
Gladstone is experiencing difficulty in
securing stable colleagues.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18
FOR EXCHANGE! (!

The to,,o,v;n. ,,~o,,.~.., 4. 60,
pp'' ~ %
cnange oniy'
uors.s ana Lott In va. 70 .naa,as g..
good rssIdanca or - hn ~, sS VIII
pay cash difference.
oa,s ua,,.o.,a r.. ..,
eooa nouse anu Lot near business center
iot uninpfoseo ianos IN OF near city'
~ Aorcs heal seruuko ior CITY property.
20! Acres IN santa Ana valley, adapted 70
fruits and alfalfa, in Artesfan Belt. for Los
Angeles cisy properly.
Business property in Girard, nl., for good
property IN Los angeles
| property.
Two-story Brick House in southern part of
| the city, for residence near business GEN.
ter.
500 Acres In stearns Co, Mlnn.. for Los An
| geles Co. property.
80 Lots in jefferson Addition TO Chicago;
also lands In Highland Park.
A ine Lot near WALES and Doth s.reets
| Chicago.
| A fine Lot In Irving Park and in Smith
Addition to Chicago, nj.
A fine House and Lot in areenyiile. Ill.
water % nipe ine Ser psooerty rd n oyareowea w %
| district-
l, Acras on nov,a H.,gh,s ,or uooa n~onar,v
| IN citv,
House ant, Lots ana stora House In East
Los Angeles for Tuiare Co. lands.
20 Acres at Ontario. highly improved. for
| city properly
| rs beautiful Lots in one Of the most beauti-
iui ,owns IN coiosado 20 excnange Tor
gain. cali and see se'e' w. '"
s.room rfousa and TaryeIot on ,oth straas
for business property OF residence proper
~ near business.
House on iotn u, ior unimproyed city
| ,o rrs -. =, ~ faopev
Of Second ~ Cahis Roaa. wilj III 81, sn,hdiyids tde 3
| nicely.
| House and Tot In Faut Ina Apoa1as. Ana
property. close 70 car line: ane Improved
| 5to5 acres In cifv limits.
Acra. On c,,v l,ntts w.,, ,r,n,o,.a 90,
csty properly.
s.Rnom Housa and AIots sistars,o az chsv,.
ty tract. and acres al PARK Station for
small piece of landin country.
an orea i,nnrovefi farm In Tanneseaa for
Los Angeles county property.
| I s4o Acres a. Grav,s H.rhor sao .cres a,
spokane Co., 100 acres In whitman Co.,
| WI.
5 Acres adjoining Bismark, Dakota Terri
House and Lot at Betheny. Mo-; slso 100
acres near Popular Bluffs, Butler Co. No.
$40 Acres Orange county, Mo.
verv Ans propertx In f,aythage NJ
50 Acres near New Tsooms washington
Territory' '' so" '' "a'nns''"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18
A SHOOTING.
A MAN Named Folsom Attacks
the xwrour Porson.

GRRENv1LLR, CAL, February H.
About two weeks ago Dan Folsom's wife
left him and went to San Francisco.
Harmony had not existed for several
months before she left and her husband
pressed her for the reason for leaving
hin and three children. She confessed
criminal relations with DR.. Cate, County
Treasurer. The confession was reduced
to writing and sworn to. Cate was al
sacramento settling with the State when
this occurred. Folsom was enraeed and
evidently intended to attack Cate on his
return. Friends informed the latter be.
fore he reached Quincy and kept him
out OF the way couple Of days. Cate
says The woman's story Ia false. Fol .om
would not advise with friends. Gates
son, young dentist, has been with him
since his father returned from Sacra-
nento. Folsom was in Quincy to-day;
and Cate and his son were coming out
Of tho court house yard at noon when
Folsom started toward them and COM
menced firing at the Treasurer. The
son fired in return. Seven or eight
shots were exchanged One pierced
Folsom's jugular vein, causing death in
q few minu les. Neither OF the Gates
was bit. The Treasurer has been much
citizen Of the county for thirty
years. Folsom's reputation Is good. He
was a Knight Templar. The jury returned
a verdict OF justifiAble homicide and the
Gates were discharged from custody.
The excitement Is cooling down.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18

One noticeable feature about Jewish
oemetries In the south Is the scarcity OF new
ly made graves after an epidemic OF cholers
or yellow fever. Statistics show that iewei
of them die than any ether race from these
or kindred diseases During the cholers
seourge In roulon, only two orthodox Jews
died OF It, while In numbers they equsled
fully 20 per cent Of the population Theii
immunity from disease and the certaiuty
with which they recover when attacked By
It, Is accounted for by the simplicity OF tbeii
diet. They are very strict about following
the dietary laws prescribed by Noses Isnf
II little strange that Moses. II he was only
historian, should have possessed knowl
edge superior to the wisest and best physlc
.ans OF the present dayf BE evidently be
lieved IN preventing disease rather thar
curing 1t. This is what De Haven's Dyspep
digestive juices Of the stomach and hutt
prevents and cures indigestion and dyspep
sis. For sale at Littleboy's drug store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Decision Adverse to the
Muscupiabe Ranch.
BRAKEnES ON A STRIKE.
Meeting OF the @. A. R. State En-
campment-Fatal Shooting
at Greenvills.


spsciai 10 ne Herald vths Assocfaied Press
WAsHIsoroS. February l7.-Th'
Secretary Of Ike Interior has decided
most interesting case, involving thou
sands Of acres OF land and an interesting
history reaching back to the Mexican
grants. The land In question is known
as the Rancho Muscupiabe. located In
San Bsrnardino county. Ca. The de-
cision OF the Secretary. which covers a
large number Of pages, says; Henry
Hancock, who received half interest in
the grant from the original grantees.
made over quit t.olain deed In 1859 to
his brother, John Hancock, for the pur
pose of ooncealing his interest in the
gran. He then got himself appointed
Deputy Surveyor to locate the claim.
In making this survey, with fraudulent
Intent, be included in the rancho 10000
acres in excess Of what belonged to it,.
He extended the line eight miles fur
ther east, six miles further south.
and two miles further west than the
respeo i've boundaries would justify By
this means 30, LA acres were included.
whereas the true boundaries only EN-
braced one Mexican league. The survey
was therefore fraudulent and Hancock
knew it to be. He nevertheless reported
to ths Surveyor General that It had
been made In strict conformity to the
terms Of the grant. The Surveyor. Gen
eral was imp Jsed upon, because he had
no knowledge Of the true limits OF the
grant or Of the fraudulent acts OF Han
cock. The notice Of the 5arveyor was
published in paper remote from tho
place for the purpose Of concealing the
fraud. When tho notes Of the survey
we're ssnt to the General Land Office
here II was found that they did not CON
form to the decree OF confirmation.
The survey was accordingly set aside
and new survey ordered. When it
was reported to Hancock he represented
to the Surveyor-GeneraI that the line
properly run would inolude one league
Of land more tn IN at that time claimed.
Believing this. and reporting 1t to the
Gs eral Land Othoe. the Surveyor.Gsn-
eral and Commissioner were induced to
confirm the survey and letters patent
were issue l. Tue fact having come to
the knowledge Of tfe land Office that a
suit is in progress With the United States
as plaintiff, calling for the vacating OF
the patent. the Secretary has decided
that suit should 60 on and 10 answer to
the plea OF defendant that great deal
OF this ranch is Ia the hands Of innocent
third paroles. he says that 10 a matter for
the courts to decid ;, aud that an equity
court will probably fnd no difficulty
with IL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18

DENVER, COL. February i7.-Ths
Colorado State Silver Convention mel
At the Aoademy Of Music this morning.
Ono hundred and fifty delegates were
present representing every county in the
state. Ex-senator Tabor was chosen
president. Resolutions were adopted
lnstructing the organization created by
Ihis convention to accept no oompromse
upon the free and unlimited coinage Of
silver upon equality with gold and in.
viting citizens Of other states to hold
heir CongresHmen to strict accounta-
biiity for actions upon the silver ques'
ton and to pledge themselves to vote for
40 man unless pledged to free and un.
limited coinage Of silver,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18
e. Z: :: Piles! !: :::: :: !.

FIsTULA, FIssURE, RECTAL ULCERS,
cured without Cutting, Ligating, Burning or
Swallowing Medicine, by DR.. A. w. BRINK
ERHoFF's New, Sure and Painless System
no More than 10000 operations and not
sbun the old, painful caRBoLIc treatment
1T is dangerousi
Rectal Diseases--sym
Bleeding and protrusion a stool tell you
plainly that you have the piles or true iem-
orrhoids. Cure guaranteed.
Bleeding and severe pain at stool, and a
severe pain with OF without bleeding, with
q sore, small lump atmouth Of rectum. with
out protrusion, tell you that you have Fis-
sure. Cure guaranteed.
a discharge OF matter from a small open.
Ing, or from small openings. having hard
pipe around opening, tell you that you have
Fistula. Never allow the knife or ligature
| 10 be used. Cure guaranteed.
Constipation, slow, hard stool, want OF ex-
pulsive power In rectum, frequent attacks oi
or constant diarrhcsa discharges of mucus
like white OF egg. OF blood and matter; itch
ing aboutanus and worse whenin bed smart
stool; bearing down feeling, lame back, sf.
fected kidneys, liver, stomach, heart, numb
limbs, hurHtng soles OF feet, dull pain In
ss head sss Sapys PsstssoI a%b q hss
bladder and urinary trouble pain In the ab.
domen, hips and feet cough and so-called
coNsuaFTloN; nervous prosration. dyspep-
sia, breaking down Of the whole SYSTEM
sRllow complexion; distressed and wrinkled
countenance; no desire to labor enerKy
gone; tired OF life; BriEht's disease of the
Kidneys; blood poison; bioating OF abdomen
and ztomseh, Inflammation aud soreness Of
bowels, weak limbs. pale. hasgerd look /;
one or more Of these symptoms tell you
plainly-Rectal Ulcer, No use 70 swallow
medicine or travel for health. Tor neither
will cure you. Whole families die with this
malady, and the docteis call II CONSUMPTION
when itis no such thing. CuRE ouAKkk-
rKKD If rAKEN IN TIME. The diseases we
ands annually. ve9y often the cause not be-
Ing suspeetad. We know what we see
There ii no guesswork In our practice.
Come aud judge for yourselves. Charges
reasonable. Consultation and exsminailon
''ss q rnnap saalru n n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18

VIENNA, February iT.--An action for
libel win be begun here on Monday
against the Vienna agent OF The New
York Insurance Company. The suit
arises from action taken in regard TO the
severe criticism Of the American Tontine
insurance system, which 10 exceedingly
unpopular here. The question has been
put In the Reiohsrath why the state
should control native insurance societies
when Il does not control foreign socie-
ties, especially American, many Of which
are condemned aa unsoand In Amarica
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18


SEATTLE, W. T., February l7.-When
the Cinnamon were driven out of Sno.
homish City last week three who had
property interests were allowed to re.
main, but were notified to leave BY
Monday last On Monday when told te
go they refused and said they intended
70 remain. Late Monday night a dyna
mite cartridge was exploded under iheil
house, wrecking the building but moi
iuiurng the Chinamep. The latte,
pluckily moved into that part of th,
building not destroyed and reiterated
their determination 70 stay. This morn
ing a number of shots were fred into
the house, but none Of the Chinamer
were injured, and at last accounts the,
we're still holding the fort and declaring
that they would not leave.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18

The Fairbsnk Canning Company, O.
Chicago, has Just received through its
President, Nelson Morris. an order from
the French government for l,000, ,00(
kilos a 200, 600 pounds--of dressed
beef for the French army. The contract
1t is stated, is the first one given TO Al
American firm, having gone heretofore
to other countries, and was only given
after Mr.. Morris had visited the French
capitol and given the official an oppor
tunity to analyze the meats and over
come the prejudice which seemed t
prevail against the American article
The contract involves the slaughter o
%, 900 head Of cattle-St. Louis Grocer
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18

BosFoE, February l7.-0bservatiops
by the Boston Water Works Board show
that the recent rainfall varied from 4 90
to 9 90 inches, The water gathered in
Sudbury river reservoir and washed
over the dam during the four days end.
ing February IL amounted to 5. l20,-
0O0 900 gallons. The total amount re-
eeived in Lake Cachitavate was 1885,
00o, 900 gallons, The water received in
Lake Sudbury reservoir during the four
days would furnish supply for the city
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18

LONDON, February IS.-Smith, the
prize fighter, is not satisfied with the re.
suit of yesterdays contest and has
challenged Greenfield to fight in Eng
land or Ireland. He Is prepared to
stake G., 900 against Ell 200 on the re-
snlt. Umpire Mace writes to the Tele-
graph that he decided that Smith and
Greenfield should meet again and fight
1t out, but that their bnokers said they
wished the contest to be declared a draw
and they really decided the question
themselves.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18
Chances for Health and Dis.

Nan Is dependent upon his surrounding,
for the necessities of life. Air and water
are necessities Of life, but impure air and
impure water are most prolific sources ol
numerous diseases are trecesble both TO the
lack OF necessary food, and an over indui
gence in special kinds Of nourishment
Besides these external sources Of disease
there are other more subtle and internal
causes Each individual inherits from his
parents a certain physiral constitution
Each person, therefore. derives HIS chances
for health and disease from double source,
namely his inherited constitution and his
votes attention to our surroundings. Mcdi.
ral science seeks 10 overcome the oonsti.
tutional or Inherited weakness by medi-
cines that supply what Is wanting In the
systetn. De Ravens Dyspepsia Cure sup
plies that which is wanting 10 insure prop
or assimilation and digestion OF the food.
Try t. For sale at Littleboy's drug store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18

RED BLUFF, CAL, February Ito
day was the day set for the Chinese to
go. but only two left. The presence Of
the Chinese Vice Consul and a deputy
marshal prevented any demonstration
against those who decided to remain
here. A strict boycott is maintained by
the league. and after March 1st gen
erai boycott will be inaugurated in every
direction.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18

Are important problems the former de-
pending greatly upon the latter. Every
one is familiar with the healthy prop.
critics OF fruit. and no one can afford to
be sick and miserable while the pleasant
concentrated liquid fruit remedy, Syrup
Of Figs may be had Of eur snterprisine
druggist, y. ,. Heinssmah, agent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18

ROME. February 1.-THE journals Of
this city have published letter from
Vienna to Signor Dorides which was
seized by the police when Dorides was
arrested here recently. which, through
obvious initials. involves several officials
Of the Vatican, the object being to ac-
cuse the Vatican of treason. The Min
ister Of Justice avowed in the chamber
to-day that the letter was genuine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18

BAKERsFIKLD, February 1.-THE Chi.
naman sentenced to the States prison
for five years, for burglary, from Los
Angeles, and who jumped from passen-
ger train and escaped at Tehachepi on
February 18th, was recaptured coming
into Sumner this morning. He showed
fight, bat was overpowered and safely
lodged in jail. Deputy Sheriff P. NJ.
Darcy, of Los Angeles. takes him to San
Quentin tonight.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18
WASHINGTON.
Routine Work in the
House and Senate.
A MONUMENT TO GEN. GRANT
Lighthouses for Southern Califor-
nia-Proposed Decrease of
Money Order Rates.
Special 70 he herald su nc 4 As.oelalsd prsss.



vv.su,soro~ Fsbr.arv II The hill
-. -. -,... !.
preuding ior the aiiosshens Oh ianas in
severslty to the Indians was taken up,
but at 2 o'clock il went o yer. and con.
.;a.r..;an ~ .ha aano.t;on In, 80.
'''e' @o" " 'o 'oaeA"o" "" wa 70
sumed. "ithout debate the senate
agreed to the amendment proposed by
the Edneation Committee striking ont
:. -.,.s;s, ..--s~s.. ~. =. .s,.s, s..,,s
spe''A' apPropr'A''on ior sonooi DAilu
ings. On the amendment proposed by
Teller it was agreed without debate,
nrov;d;no that ,ona of tbs monav an.
's., ,,v - r~..s :.
propria'ed py tne piii snouiu DO psio W
. State until its Legislature should ac-
cept the provisions Of the bill. Mr..
y,,a;r ss;5 that ~ ;ndrstr;al sebooIs /,
!, -,
.ne Ssases naa Deen Gu. from lns p'i, ~
ene senate az tne iass congress. ne
Pl9slslons 70 Apply Psrs " 'ne i"on9y W
lnuus'Iiai sonoois now app''eu oniy 70
eI'orlss Il +.
MT IAN sale 'ua'' plopes, nc wouiu
move 20 apply .ns inausrliai Mr sOnooi
Pf1sls'on 70 al e.a.es aho Aeri,'9aies.
schooIs ~ oraat tmnartanca Thee
would be Of great benefit in Alaska.
Mr.. Dolpb did not think the idea of
the bill was to make any arbitrary dis
tinction between common and Industrial
schools. He did not, however, think
Alaska was covered by the bill at all.
Mr.. Teller said Alaska ought to be
covered by the bill, IL it was not already
covered by It. But be saw no use in
providing for industrial education in the
Territories.
Senator Hoar to-day introduced a bill
providing for the erection Of a suitable
monument at Washington to General
Grant The bill appropriates $3.50. 900
for the purpose indicated, and provides
for commission Of three Senators and
three members Of the House of Repre-
to contract for the monument.
Logan requested that the amount Of
the appropriation be increased to $780,
900. He did not think an appropriate
monument could be secured for $50. 900.
By unanimous consent, Senator Hoar
Increased the amount accordingly, and
the bull was referred to the Committee
ON Library.
Housr
~ sse u'oi n,nR noal oso''1n' on os-
uai ol .ns oom%l'sss on 1os',reaos
enc ros'omoes, cailed up ana me mouse
passed piii 20 make allowances 10.
CLERK nire 70 ros.massers AZ nrst ana
second class pos'oncea 70 cover tne cost
o. Clerical iaoor IN tne money oraer
pus,ness. xW AL.
WAlnSr ,on,ol, On pens,i OF .ne same
committee, ,, eaiiea up ana nad passed
ptii feuuoing from 70 Genus tne
cnarge tor money ORDERS not exceeding
20; 80.
heple.eu'auve Morrow' from tns
Somm,slee On Commerce. reported
savorAoly e. Ausnorizmg sne
e~ns'ruonon 2. ngntnousss =, san LUIS
voispo ana ro'nt our, In soutnern JAIL
io,n'a,
Mcnse' rom sns oommstee on ruo-
nc Lanos caiieo up ano tne house
PHsssa p',i 70 prosSo' nomes'eao, wttn,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18

WOODLAND. February l7.-This morn.
ing the examination of J. Fl. Harlan
and F. J. Barnes. charged with the
murder Of q. T. Craft, commenced be-
fore Judge Ruggles. 1t is expected that
the ssauination will not be completed
until SATURDAY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18

NEW ORLEANS. February IA spe
cial to the Times Democrat from Mon
roe, La, says: George Robinson, col
ored, charged with haviog shot ant
killed MilIard F. Parker, Of this city, OF
the llth of last December. was taker
from the parish jail last night by party
Of 100 masked men and hanged near tn,
scene of the murder.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18

TRBNToS. February l7.-In the Sen
ate tonight. after two entire days had
been devoted to its discussion, bill ts
prevent the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
from bridging Arthur Kill, thereby SO
curing an entrance to New York harbor
was passed by q vote Of ii to 8.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18

IyOa have anything to exchange call on
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18
nossa's A.saiIans 60 be Released


LONDON, February l7.-Mr. JOSEPH
Chamberlain, President Of the local
government board, has quarreled with
Mr.. Gladstone on the Greek policy Of
government. II the British feet coerce,
the Greek feet Mr., Chamberlain viii re
sign his seat in the Cabinet. Two Ger
m an, one French. one italian. and one Au
triah men.of-war have joined the British
squadron in Suda Bay. The Duke Of
Edinburgh commands the fleet. The
Greek Admiral will not fight if threst.
ened, but will merely exchange shots
and then haul down his fsg. The com
manders Of the French, Italian and Aus
trian men.of-war have received orders
to limit their eotion to formal demon
strefion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18
The Knife Must Go.

We viii not treat you II We cannot cure
you. We have restored hundreds to health
In this city, many of whom had been pro
nounced incurable by others.
Female, Rectal and Chronic Dis.
eases Speciality.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18

PARIS, February l7.--The COMMITTEES
approved the ratification Of the treaty
bstwsen France and Madagascar,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18
Attention, Sir Knights.
CRY LOTS.

rosRe, ssyeR doss 0os 1ss front 2 80 ioes
of so or 60 feet each, depth 167; abundance
Of wafer; city ditch for irrigation; spring
water piped for domestic use; splendidly
rich soil; perfectly level and under cultive-
ton. One minutes walk from station on s..
G. v. R. r.. 23s niles from Court House.
Enquire Of Fl. KERR, lot next above French
School, Pasadena avenue, q. L. A.. or P. o.,
city. feb1s 1w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18
Receivers Notice of Sale.
In the Superior Court OF the State OF Cali.
fornia, In aud for the County Of
Los Angeles
Frank A. Gibson, Executor of
the last will Of James b.
Goodhue. Plaintiff.
VS..
y, L. Fisher : al. Defendants.


Notice is hereby given that ON wednes.
day, the 24th day OF February. A. D.. 1856, at
the hour of 10 A. NJ. in pursuance OF an or
der TO me directed, dated the 9th day. OF
February. A. D. 1856, issued out OF the gu
perior Court of Los Angeles County, Califor-
mia, will sell at public auction, to the
highest aud best bidder, for cash in United
States gold coin. at the store formerly kept
by O. L. Fisher 4 Co., (called Fisher 4 Fitz
henry on Fair Oaks avenue in Pasadena,
California, that certain stock OF goods, wares
and merchandise situated in said store, cen
sisting OF q stock of boots, shoes, slippers
rubber goods. etc, and being the same stock
Of goods formerly comprising the stock In
trade Of c. L. Fisher a Co., (ualled Fisher
said store
Au inventory OF said stock can be seen al
any time before said sale, at the office OF
Silent, Wade 4 Fitzgerald, aftorneys-at-law
Temple Block, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, February IS. 1856.
RALPH Z. MARX,
Receiver in the above entitled case.
febiS-td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-18

LoyDos, February l7.--Col. Burley.
who accompanied the soudan expedition
as correspondent Of the Daily Telegraph,
was presented at Glasgow to-day with a
clock and statuette and purse contain.
ing 800 pounds. While the committee
charged with the presentation were call
ing upon Col. Burleigh Sheriff 3 officer
appeared with warrant, claiming all
the presents from the Chairman on be.
half Of Mr.. Tagg. against whom Col.
Burleigh had brought an action for
SANDER. the suit being an outcome Of
the late electoral campaign. Mr., Tagg
brought counter action and both casvs
are now pending Mr.. Tsgg's intention
to secure possession Of the presents had
become known in some way and the
presents had been given In private to
Col. Burleieh. When the Sheriff 3
officers appeared the eolouel was hold
ing the purse aloft and declared he had
a good grip on it and intended to keep
il. The committee thereupon cheersd
the Colonel and wound up the meeting
by singing Hes q Jolly Good Fellow