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New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
THE TAIN or THE DAY.

A man who signed himself An Old Dirty Sinner " bas
lust sent S35 The western Christian Advocate OF Gin
cnnati to be given to the treasurer OF H"mon County
There are many who are neither Old, nor dirty nor
sin ners least In their own estmatiOn who ought to 40
and do likewise.
staamer tn the bottom of tine sea We hope the ner-
maids viii take the hint aud make themselves some
clothes. Burlington Free Press
Chicago wishes to be known as tho great miNoe pie
centre put St. Louis still oans its De-ennence As the
home OF hash.
"Gynephobia is u new word which signifies the
condition who have constitutional h'rior OF the
fair sex" one OF the times when young man Is
seized with gyuCIhOhia IL when he enters chutch hr
an sees half dozen members Oi the fair Sex bearing
down upon him 20 solicit subscriptions Tor sewing
machine meOdo0n for the pastors WlIe = MOTIFS
town Herald
Several OF the leading clergymen Of San Francisco nave
delivering Chinese sermons. fact which leads
The Sacramento Bee suggest that tne clergy OF the
state sot apart Sunday for the preaching OF anti
Chinese in all tho churches. 1t thinks this
would open the eyes of Eastern people. 1t would
Some time IN The misty futuIe when science shall have
hid thing bare. when tne Great Fhst uSe shall
nave been tracked 10 its lair when tue UnknOwaole
shall merged itself III tito knoWh-aoOut thaS tle
the Drld hs making some progress III solving tue
problem why woman waiting Tor sirret-eaI walks walks
toward II while man under ike CIRCUMSTANCES "aiAs
from lt.-lBuhalo Express.
THE THING 10 DO: A LAKEWOOD IDYL
Tho DOCTOR IN his office chairi
Now counts the patients pulse with care.
Looks wise, and says" Fry Lakewood airl"
1t is the thing To do.
The Alderman Cat court desired)
Iu tnat good air Is relnspired,
When by his lawyer he's required
That very thing tO do.
And 80 they seek the quiet town;
And day by daY their friends 20 down,
To see the men Of wide renOwn.
And post chem up fewi
And when It's known that lifos renewed
by Lakewood air. the likely brood
or Aldermen will Nil conclude
That is the proper thing to do.
The fancy for family crests and notices Is Srowns
They nro cheap and harmless, ami there ~ no law
against fellows having two three of thon II he Kes
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
no LONGER CLOWNS. BIT BoRES.

~
Mr.. Rcagan's House Committee on Commerce
has reported favorably on the Eads Atlantic
and Pacific Ship Railway project and has aH-
vised Congress to gran, the company subsidy
of SO, 5000 a year for fifteen years. IL VIII
be highly interesting to observe how the Demo
cratic majority will behave toward their COM
mittee's recommendation. In the last session
every Democratic member of this committee
who was then in the House, except Mr. Clardy'
Of Missouri, voted against the Post ONCE ap-
propriation of 100000 foI foreign mail trans
portation IN American vessels, on the express
ground that il was subsidy, ana yet these
same people now ask the House to grant n sub
sidy not of 100000, but of more than six
times that sum.
Where Is the valiant Holman, surchargcd
with honesty and economy, the Joshua oil the
Jcffersonian hosts that he does not make the
chamber rcsound with his trumpet voice ol
protestation ? 1T is the principle on which
monarchy Is founded Holman used to say IN
tones of solemn warning. "The root OF dcs-
@potism and kingly institutions is found in this
very principle of subsidy; and that disciple
"of Jefferson Poor Jefferson, how many
cranls run riot in his name y" who saw in
the cqnal Ilpits vi An'h 'hO ""'' H"''' ,
"just government and human freedom, shoulu
favor this monstrOus principle OF subsidy Is
beyond belief"
This is a sample of the twaddle poured out
by Holman and his kind, when 1t was proposed
that the people should pay an honest price Tor
the service Of American steamships in carrying
their mails But now. when Jeiersonan Ad-
ministration is in power it urges its Jeiier-
sonian House to support the "monstrous prin-
ciplc" and its Jeilcrsonian committee forget
their patron saint and embrace the root OF
despotism."
1t is high time that these fellows who are
eternaly posing as the only genuine honest men
on earth should be discovered to tine people IN
their real light. They have played their part
till it has ceased to be funny and is becoming
tedious. "
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
amneemenis.

AcApEMY OF MUsIC-l:45-" Lohengrin
RIJnIJ upLRl HoUsY-2 and g" Adons. -
Sn,,Rny TIPATRE . ami s-"The Toy Pistol"
(AsIyo-2 and s." GYPSY Baron o-y
D.,y,s 1DtAIRy-2 and g." Nancy and 'olnpanE
iTCRIM THEATRE-2 ana s." One OF Our girls.
tItN NusFE-MaXwOrKS o.-..,
GphSp ,IpER. HOUSE, and g." Monte Crlsto NJ, >,
NARRIG ANS PARK THEATRE 2 and S-"iealhe IT,
M.DIsoN SQUARE IHyATRE-2 and $50" Ensas-"
MrTRoPoIITAN OPERA HOUsE-2-" hlenzL
Nipt as {; ARDEN-2 andS-" The White slave
erASDARD THEATRE aad s." Mkado. - ,.o-n
s1Ap IIIEATRE-2-" Hermann 3" Junue N"9'
Tur ATRE CoMIQUE-2 and S-"SiDera:'
TuIII. IIEATRL-2 and s." MikadO.
WAIIACK's-2 and g." Valerie. ,,- .ho pov"
IINIoN sorARF THE ATRE-2 and n" Jdck IN yno n'
SD AYENUF THRATRE--2 and -" Shar ithHe. Hsorn
b1u AVENUE THEATRE-2 aud s Julu9 Ot
1lTE STpFyf THEATRE annals Evahs'hhe,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27

butchers or coal beavers bOd carriers there is noh
doesn't sport one. -sprIngneld Union
Muywump wants to know where tfis telephone
agitation has left Garland Just wh"re he was before
sOnny,-n the Cabinet
During the last year the pawnbrokcrs' business in
RerIin has increased Leary IL per cent More than 80
per cent of the people who babltualy resort to tho
uawnshops arc workingmen and small traders
The Jaranese are away ahead of us IN some thngs.
They ways keep their back yards u apPie ls Irr-
M nsh heaps garbage barrels, TN cans anu iiop sn
The Japanese hack yard Is a llle laaa'I % T =, I" I'
az beautiful IA art aud nature can mass % IT, a., H.,
however have front yards. aud thcy dCmp uheir
rubbish in the street. -lSpringhelt Cnloh
And still tho question resonnds through the coidOrs
oi the post-ofIlce " Is Gulielmus MOloney uere =
How it reads 4" Public Office is Pan Electric
trust"
-. so,ugd,td Union intimates that after finishing
hi, ro,,ance AT bingham, Congressman Long will wrte
a novel; Tut. tut; the accomplished Congre''man VIII
never finish that bingham romance
Erbeb rts-I want a pair of slippers for pa. Number
tens, please. aud-squraKy. ,. ~, ,o,a .
hnhharfoI @ am so sorry Conldnt you make him
sqneaky pair! There is certain yonng EenteInan @no
visits me frequently, and-tnd 1t would De very con-
yrnent for him know just when pa Is comhs-lfMia
dephia Call
All the Uales OF Huntingdon Comfy. Penn. are a2os
with excitement over the prospect vi soO"i'ne 'He
est,tes OF Sir Matthew Hale. the English Jurist.
The Southwest Se,ltinei, OF Silver CITY NeW-MeAoo
prints the following advertisement;
$3.50 RswARD.
The above reward will be paid ny tho BOarn OF Couht3
commissioners OF Grant County TO anV cltlZeh oi so
county for each ana every hostile reneRaie Aphche
killed by such citizen 70 salu "aI vi
tie scalp OF such Indian. BY order OF inc I1oard'
In little French commune near Ronen may be read
tho following notice the door OF the cemetery; In
conseguence OF decision OF the Municipal COunel no
one can he buried except dead people who I'VE In
the commune" There must be an Irish colony some
who're in that neighbOrhOoi.
"Do you know. love-" he murmured. " that thihs
sometmes | would like to he tho moon T.
eyes I suppose you would she answered.
"Wby do you think so, lover
"Brcanse you are 70 much like IL already"
HOwP -
WHY ia the first place yOu are sometimes very new
and often get full an. whenever want
TO 90 you to be down To your last quar-
Tern b, He doesn't call there now.-lNew-haVeh
News. -
Some OF the comic papers said to be in need OF
new funny man." We take pleasure in recommend
ing Colane George Bliss Nothing inner has appeared
lately than his that he told President FosAay and
the others to keep nothing back"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
MUSIC-THE DRAMA.
RRooK1Yy PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC SOCIEII
The fifth concert OF the Philharmonic SOcis
ETY. OF Brooklyn will take place in the Academy OF
Music of that city this evening Yesterday afternoon an
audience Of the usual large number enjoyed the preln
mary puoic rehearsal The programme was Of some
what severe and not altogether inviting pattern, con-
sstng OF two symphonies TOR perhaps IL would be more
accurate to say symphony and half separated oy
a concerto The symphonies were schuoerts lovely
torso in b minor which the Brooklyn Philharmonic
afrons demand every scasOn-aud no dscredlt To her
taste-and Berliozs Fantastic" symphony which has
for complimentary title Episode in the Life OF an Ar
tis This work was performed In this city on the cc-
casion OF the Beroz Night" in Mr. Thomass series OF
Popular Concerts and had been heard sufficient num-
Der OF times previously justify the assumption now
that its character its strong merits and its equally
strong defects are sufficiently well known to our music
lovers to spare us repetition OF what has frequently
been written about It. II nevertheless an unfortu-
nate oversight that listeners at yesterdays re-
hearsal were not provided with the programme which
the COMPOSER drew up for his symphony That is
senial part OF the work and It's omission at perform
auce leaves the magnaOns of all not familiar with the
COMPOSERS purposes vainly cropping for starting point
The svmphouy has been better played under Mr.
ThomH-. direction than IL yesteTddy-"lth Detter
,,recistou finer tone more pOetcal eNl resSlOh ana
deener feeling But II afternoon, not an even
ing performances and there is always vast uncfehco
Tho conrerto was BeethOyen's op SO for pianOforte.
ynltu and yionccllo with orchestral accompaniment,
same players, namely. Nessrs Richard hoffman, L
schmidt and A. HarLdegen.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
,,r,, vopK nA1,v TRIR;NE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY - 100"

scrawled letter in NJ. Clemenceau's face re-
vealed something like presence OF mhd' II
was dramatic way of delivering ms corrc'
spondence and was not attended with any as
agreeable consequences beyond frightening
everybody present. Then, too, there FaS Il
trace OF reasonablencss in the singing cut Oh
NJ. Clcmrnccau In sixteen years OF repuDh-
can politics since the downfall OF the Empire
regulations have been exhausted with uh-
paralleled Iapdity. There is neither states
man. Minister nor orator worthy OF the name
in the Chamber to-day except NJ. Clemenceau.
The old soldier evidently had wit enough to di-
rect his letter. postmarked with the stamp Of
bail and cartridge, to the only Frenchman
whose incapacity for leadership and admins
tration has not been found out.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
,be bill IN question let the subject in all It's Oe
mos ,eceive the consideration 1t deserves
voJtRJR UIND STOR.M.

v,orI.,'s UaIc was in some respects uuP'i
aIieod in this vicinity for many yeuS, /" 10 of
.t..a..tor Il stroorv rcsembed the "lhu' VI
N,rcn. . and much of the time Is was ohiy " "'''o
,ro eovcro than the thirty or forty mile Dre'~'S
~ ,bot t.nrestnous month. Occasional wen snS-
,.i,od blosts however, Close y approachon '"o
IT.. or , +rrc hurricane Not since the SlShal
,or,.ico station was opened in tins clty siA,'eh
,.o.,, ooo has wind blowing at the rate oI elgn'J-
smr ,,,los an bour been recorded there until yes
-, ott,rnoor when if was observed for at least
five minutes. o.,,ort
u,os IN the Inner Lake region Wednesday, ana uiu
NOT ,Ien p,escnt a formidable character In the
u,q5f however 1t received a sudden access oi III
tcnsiiy. probably from slight "hir' oo"'i"1 nP
from the RIO Grande and the increase WAS oo"-
tiuued Thursday night and Friday. as the eIc"''i
air wEirl moved to the Middle Atlahtlc "t',1''
New-CpgIand and Nova Scotia. III Is one vi 'ho
most striking facts in American meteoroloeN '""o
mild storm coming eastward across the cohtI"o", !,
tror the northwest often develops sudden anu
tremendous severity If 1t be nocuiated lao W
enean with even n small bIrOmetrlc depression
from the Gulf of Mexico or adjacent region. Inc
storm which passed over this city last January
so one of the severest for years. was cohsplcu-
ons instance of the phenomenon; but when tue 'e-
turns are ALI in 1t is possible that tins more recent
snecimen of the combination will prove TO nave
sur,nssed the other in destructive energy. ana
though the present cold wave, following close AFTER
the storm centre, and embitterrng the blast, may
fall somewhat short of that which attended the
Jonuarv conyulsion in intensity and duration. no
one will be disposed grumble at the difference.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27

70 his own sagacity in selecting his Pan-hieo'Iic ic
oooio+os n is TO be taken for granted that these
norticuI,r pers are square and lit the hoieS us
ro,,oe that Mr.. Cleveland Is master OF tio "i VI
,,ove,pior This every good Democrat KNOWS Do
well as every bad Alderman.
Tho d,cis,on of the facuty and representative
boJv of the students of Harvard iheeUlns !" '0H
ference. that student detected IN cheaVihs '' %
amiuations shall be expelled the coiieNo' 20 "
excellent step. Students capable Oh tha' S'''
dishonesty are not iiJ for association WIZ" so"O
ma, rbcir sprit is too coptemptibie TO say
nothing of the injustice that promo''on DS So
ne,rs does to their bOnester fellows. CBea'ihs
partakes OF the nature of an un1OrSVaO'o o"0"0''
Tu-cntv heOU zero in Duluth on Thursday bu'
the shoulder which the Sta:-Eyed Goddess OIL ne
form turns to Mr.. Cleveland these DAYS as she
observes that Garland sticks, is a good many de-
prees colder than that.
There's an uncommOnly clever chap III me
Frenin0 Post un;o whose eyosight Ia SO wohuerIuIy
keou that he can tell camel from clothes-lihe at
nle glance; whose OF honesty is 40 rehheu lh"'
ihe does not receive stolen goods himself or commit
f,gorv he IA immensely amused at the story OF ahoth
er's put and whose spirit of chvalry so tender am
sen.itive that he wOnd much prefer to lnIure woman
nv fasehood than by throwing ac00DIestone at hor'
This gallant and with his argus eye
has detected I'm The TRIBUNEs editorial reference 10 MI
Frve's bill for a trade congress the style of Gan hah
ton Other people might be deceived duIler WIS mghl
NOT perceiye but this uncOmnony bright creature 81"
IL at once ThIt it I be pltent TO the most oo0uso
observer he resorted plan from which escape ID im
possible In deadly parallel column side by side with
Gail Hamtons effective and judtcou' article prlhteu
I'm these columns some years and stolen from th'
office AT the instance OF Mr.. G.. Fa2in jones' VINO Ut
tered forgery upon it, he placed an extract from lne
editorial on Mr. Fryes bill, and laughed Win gree
Had lie placed BlcOns essay on AnNersiy auu Wv
Drcara ion OF Independence in that fatal p'raei COZ
umn the similarity them In dcton ana thohght
could not have been strk nG The chVdirous
merry maker paused his glee only to shoot Jayens Oh
sarcasm at Gail Hamilton. We really hate To pour the
icy water OF fact over this eageeyed Wit anu Interfere
with his appreciation his cleverness But the
soamn obligation we tho truth OF history re-
ouires US to acknOwledge that Gltl Hamilton hau no
more intimate connection with tho article wnlch so
clearly "betrays her style" than President Cleveland
had We are moved declare this fact not because we
forget that waste OF ather 20 shave an ass but
merely "a hint TO the gallant Post that it would better
save its spteful shafts for other subject than
yVom
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
4 U1RNLESS ASSASSIN.


The shooting practice of the crazy French
soldier in the Chamber of Deputies is devoid of
political significance. IL frightened the men,
beTs and the spectators alike and was followed
by scenes of excitement and uprOar. This was
natural. The conversion of Legislative cham
Der into an amateur shooting gallery is not a
diversion which even the coolest and most ex-
perienced parliam entarian can witness without
being startled. French Legislators being more
exctable and suspicious than politicians gener-
ally are, req dire more time to regain their sell
control But there would certainly have been
n dramatic scene and hurly -burly OF panic and
alarm. if revolver had been fred by lunatic
in the House of Commons or the House OF
Representatives instead of the Chamber OF
Deputies. The French politicians were terribly
scared but their pauic hardly furnishes ground
for morbid reflections upon the instability or
republican institutions and the signs of an inn
pending collapse of the existing Government
The exciting episode in reality does not mean
ANYTHING more than this: that there are luna
tics at large in France as there are everywhere
else.
There are, however distinct traces Of method
in this soldiers madness. He took the precau-
ton of firing in the air instead of aiming his
pistol at any conspicuous mark in the Chamber.
This Is one of the safest methods of assassina-
ton so far as the assassin himself is concerned
Peropnier must be credited with some degree
of reasonableness in adopting so harmless form
of pistol practice. Ii the firing of the revolver
in the air betokened absence of reason, the dis
charge of so harmless O weapon as badly :
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
THE SEyTENCE OF THE POLICEMEN.

THE SENTENCE OF THE POLICEMEN
The two park policemen, Mclnerney and Me-
Donald convicted of the assault and robbery
up0n Schwarzer, were yesterday sentenced by
Recorder Smyth to Sing Sing, respectively
for twelve and a half and ten and halt
wears. These sentences will be regard
ed by the public as adequate, but not
excessive. The crime of the prisoners
was peculiarly heinous. One of them
was at the time wearing police uniform; the
other had recently worn it. They abused thcir
positions and opportunities to perpetrate an
outrage where they were bound to Oprotect Inc
Recorder obser, ed in passing sentence that ne
considered Mcdonald to be worse crinlnaI
than his companion. In one sense this may De
true, since Mcdonald appears to have been the
more hardened offender. But Nclnerney was
n policeman when he agreed to assault and
plunder a citizen, aud that fact certainly must
make his crime the graver. lie deliberately
betrayed his trust. His companion had ceased
to belong to the force before he took to the
highway.
The necessity of furnishing all offences OF this
class as severely as possible is Obvious. For IL
the police cannot be trusted if their ranks are
to recruit the criminal classes instead OF re-
pressing them, public confidence viii bc de-
stroyed 1t is to the general credit of the New
York police that such crimes have been rare
among them, and perhaps they would say that
as these criminals belonged to the park police
their cases ought not to count. But all VINO
are employed to protect the public and to pre-
vent aggressons upon property must be above
suspicion of being leagued with thieves and 1t
is especially necessary that the park police
who are in charge of sc large an area OF open
ground, inviting to offences against the person
during the dark hours. should be thoroughly
trustworthy. The result of this case will tend
to check, for long time to come, all inclina-
tjons ON the part of policemen to turn bandits.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
SpERu4CETI OINTMENT AT THE WHi1l
HnENE

"Mr. President" said the Private Secretary, as
tbe two halted in their afternoon walk at the base
of the Washington Monument and toasted thelr
eyes upon the unadorned beauty OF that heaven
piercing shaft Mr.. President cut paragraph
ont Of Harper's BGzdr to-day which CANNOT lali u
interest Won exceedingly"
"Do Won happen to have tho paragraph with
Won. Dan 1" inquired Mr.. Cleveland.
"Yesr rcplied the faithful aud efficient Private
Secretary. mt the same time producing 1t from one
of his wastcoat pockets.
"Lets hear It," said the President, taking n
seat at the base of the monument. Thereupon the
Private Secretary drew near and read:
There are multitude Of sufferers from the noises OF
their neghborhood who endure wha cunts 10 agony
exciting their To abnormal acuoh ana th'I plH
IN rycr heat when IL would do them no Injury 10 use
, mems ~ ohyi,tIng the whole thing. H. now.
me sufferer will take bit OF spsfmaccu ChlIn,' %
about The size OF pea tie II up ia small slu%arv % %
dne linen and place II doep In the ear WORKING II I'' m
III IL takes the shape OF tue oIln''' raw" 49,. ~
h,ug ont not muruur Of sound can he HeaIu' tne "
mnsnhcre s sweet aud serene tho nerves are qllto "
rr.i NH eNasprraOu is subdued ana "heh th' hoNe -
over. the necessary season oi Pet n"s Vinn n' ALL
little plug can be removed, the murnuI Vi tue "o'u u"
lowed to return. aud no harm dohe
The reading done. the Private Secretary r'Plac'd
the paragraph in his pocket, with the remark
Would you lkcto have me buy y0u some spei-
maccti ointment when / go down town.
4 puzzled look had crept over the Presidents
face while the item was beng read, and at the
Private Secretary's question he rose 20 MS
feet cxclaimng, with some warmth Dan
Dan. what III the world are you driving
att Get me some spermaceu ointment
What use have | for such deyccf Isn't the
White House a perfectly quiet place, especially
durlnp sleeping hoursi What induced You to
think that was in ncedof an ear-stopperf"
4 tear stood in the eye of the Private Secretary.
But hastily brushing 1t away, he asked, Have you
made up your mind to retain Mr.. Garland in your
Cabiuetp
81 have" said the President, with deep public-
blush. but what's that got
to do with this ointment matter"
1T has everything to do whit explained the
sagacIous Private Secretary. From what rchd
in the newspapers, from what casually hear on
the streets n the hotels in the horsecars 1t Is per
fectly evident that the indignant VoX populI VIII
soon Thunder 80 fcrcely in your ears that
"Ah. | begin to see" broke in tho PRESIDENT.
e" We will confer about this matter later
After dinner that evening as the Private Secre-
tary was about starting to 20 down town, one OF
tho servants Of the White House placed letter IN
his hands. 1t boro the Cleveland crest. Opening
It, he read:
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
slew2lprls Dailn Gribn,1e
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1856.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-RiOt of wOrklngmen at SmethwlcK'
e. Flight of theatrical manager III Liverpool
- Queen Victoria present at Oratorio.
CoxGREss.-Both branches i'll session. - De-
hate on race distinctions in the Blair Education
hill. 60 Senator Mitchelps iron-clad Chinese
bill. - The telephone scandal; an investigation
by the House; Mr.. Pulitzer bitterly criticised.
e. Senate adjourned until Monday.
DoMEsTIC-A violent rain, snow and wind storm
in the States along tho Atlantic coast CO Pro-
posing to reopen the Mccormick Reaper Works IN
Chicago. - The Knights of Labor 10 be opposed
in the Catholic Diocese of Milwaukee -=
drawn game of chess at New-Orleans between
Znkertort and Steiuiz. - member of gang
of English forgers arrested in st. Louis --
A new religions sect in Missouri. = Losses by
fire in Troy, y. Y and Rusk Texas
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Highest wind known in
fifteen wears GO Several witnesses testified in
the Broadway inquiry &C burglar shot and
killed by a young Clerk. - Suicide OF Boulln,
the wife murderer in the Tombs. &C The jury
for Hollands trial completed. == Wreck of the
steamer IdIewild near Stamford. Conn -- j. r.
Giraud Foster dead. 60 The Rev. DR.. G. 5. Rob
inson resigned his pastorate. 60 verdict Tor
Miss Lewis. 60 Mr.. Pancoast's daughter III
court. 80 Gold value of the legal-tender silver
dollar 4121o grains), 1887 cents. - Stocks
opened depressed and declined; later made good
recoyeries and closed steady.
THE WEATHER Indications for to-day: Slightly
colder and fair but growing milder with lessenlne
wind. Temperature yesterday: Highest 46'
lowest. 21o; average, 20llo.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27

From me Neic. York Times-ASS2clGh hS"g XXX NJ Tn.
Not a mann Was heard tho edoriai thu W o,,1ay
Fr.;n1 J,os Yesterday But Just ~ the taIi " ,inv
ana naii-trurated snake will be seen 70 " beve hren
.i M -, bn min IN dqy after 10 oughC 10 ia, ,a
%.ad SO in remote and secluded r
"no We, u, =, tbe eI,ior our contemporary WIZ
10 on si IN nrotest against further conhnemeht 1"
Ihe bottom OF the pit