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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-06-07
A New and Powerful S:uu

General Maitland, OF the Ordnance De-
partment of the War Office, speaking at
the annual dinner of the toremen engi-
neers, held in the Cannon Street Hotel
recently said he had just designed a gun
of % tons, on Mr.. Longridge's wire prin-
ciple, which had recently been fired at
Shoeburyness, the projectile being $50
pounds, the range 2l,o 900 yards, or
twelve miles, and the velocity $50 feet
per second-.Scientifc Americnu.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-06-07
STEVE DORSEY WAR PAINT.
The boss of the Soap" Campaign
will Wake Republican Fur Fly.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. June l. Steve D ,r,-g
me eX Star reuter-, now cattle owner u NJ
Mexico, who arrived in Denver YESTERDAY "a b.,
way To the Chicago Convention. decl are o,.-8.y
and publicly that he intends Ia IN Ike 'r,uar q
The Republican family this fii = : r=,s-a n
The shabby treatment he hss Received = liz
hands OF The party leaders
tie Is especially bitter against 3 .ae All 81
ms admirers He Claims that lhe R-pa5csa IA
tonal IN inagers checkm ited him in rvrfg wN
possible IN New Mexico. after snn ,hiar am .ins
and again during The last tive y ~. taic1x &c
proposes to run up the black Il a. AMI SEES -
VenCe
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-06-07
Mammoth Corn.

AT the drug store of Mr. W \. RswlS may N
seen mammoth ear OF Mammoth Sugar Com.
The seed was.sold by Mr.. RlwlS, and the corn
was grown by Mr.. w. J. Johnson on the planil-
ton of Mr.. G. ii. Dickinson. This ear Is thir-
teen inches long aud weighs one pound and six
ounces. Three barrels of this corn were shipped
Yesterday
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-06-07

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, June OH iSSS
Editors F2oraitan As have been approached
by several kind frieLds desiring 10 know II
would consent TO become IA candidate tor the
State Senate in the event that | should receive
the nomination by the convention that will soon
be called. will you kindly permit me 10 state
through the columns of your journal that am
not candidate, and know of no circumstances
that would induce ME TO accept nomination. "
rendered me- p. lIoUSToUN.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-06-07
Another ocean greyhound has beaten

-Another ocean greyhound has beaten
the record, says the New York WORTH
The big Etruria arrived here yester
day, having practically sailed from
Queenstown in six days. She plunged
through fog for three days at the rate of
twenty miles an hour, but fortunately no
sailing vessel or stray iceberg happened
across her track.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-06-07
captain Frank Il. FLEMING. the I

Captain Frank p. Fleming, the Dem
ocratic nominee for Governor, was the
recipient OF a grand ovation upon his ar
rival at jacksonville last Friday night
He was met by his company, the Metro
politan Light Infantry, headed by the
First Florida Battalion Band and a car
riage drawn by fonr large gray horses.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-06-07

MIR. Fred T. Blackburn, book keeper io'
Messrs. Byrd IL Denham, leaves to-day TO Vl'l'
friends in England. He will be absent iou'
months. during which time Mr.. G. II. Dickinson
will fill his position at the store.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-06-07
Watches. Clocks. and JeWelrS
ReDafred.

Get your watches and jewelry repaired while
am not busy. ERAsTUs W CLAIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
AN INTERVIEW WITH ROBERT LINCOLN.
Iron az CAteaao Neles.

Daily News representative visited kooer'
Lincoln yesterday anu Questioned hin concri hAHs -
ABSENCE trom ne memorial services IN hoh'i VI -
taIhor, Abraham Lincoln, Al Central Music La -,
day night he young attorney IN coLsAIt~o
with client When the reporter called, AND wa e''
dently annoyed AT the lnterru pLlon.
GU want 20 see me - grUrtY asked OF tAe IL
uuder. res, TA The res pOnse
What do you want 2" To su~ak with you
nst DO TOu want to talk ABOUT - 4" Elsb 70
hnOw 4 you we're present the memorial mecIhs
al Central Music Hail Tuesday night"
Wy Do you want 20 know ~ fof the inforh
alton VI the public"
What does the public want to know Tor - 10
SATISFY rs CURIOSITY" Well, was not th-re -.
DO you object 70 saying why you we're not there =
- han another engagement
You we're invited 10 be PRESENT." "Yes, was
The other invitation Vas prior one, suppose !
Yes u vas
And an important one, presume "Yes, very
Important
Have YOU attended any similar meetings IN
ChicagOl- 30. ! have not
Is this because the subject ia . painful one TO
yOuf' No l sm q man and capable Of controIN ng
my emotions'
Then there IL some other r-asonr' yes, the
fact thai no similar meeting was ever held herr
In case such meeting vas again held .nd you
had an invitation and no bnsinsss engagement ~
terfered would you attendr think should
would like to know he added, what are you afer
d fort The papers to want TO pounee Oh me-
lnsi now hope IL VIII Afford them some sails
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
SOUND srvsE FROM Trade JOURNAL

The Dry-Goods Chronicle and Fancy Goods Re
Wow Of this city. has been devoting great deal Of
attention Custom House and tariff matters.
II s able. energetic and advocate pro
tecve tariff and prints many effective articles on ,haf
subject II 10 also investigating With thoroughne
and energy the questions Of underv afons and Is
critsng severely the peculiar and inconsistent ction
Of Treasury Department and of Collector Msgone
in the Barrez and other matters Ia the current
Issue It says:
We are Informed that the European agent OF the
firm OF Bsrrez & Co. is bis Tsy mere tof the puf-
pose Of making explanations 10 the Treasury author
tiles We cannot understand ~herein an explanation
Will modify or palats the stern tscts n ms case.
Selling goods which from n:ne to eleven
yards In each piece and also Il the law which states
that consgnments cannot be mad. rom the same
firm In Europe TO the arm 10 this country Is
not only dead letter but all wrong Why then. has
this house 70 apologize and q paw any damage for
doing no wrongful acts We learn that this seizure
has caused loss to this firm involving something IKE
$4,000.
II this frm IL innocent OF wrongdong Why should
they pay out this amount % the largest por
ton Of IL TO the United states Government II they
have violated the ls7. then why are they not pro
ceeded against according TO the processes OF the law
made and provided for such cases n Is rule OF Law
the who commits H. II the Government make
such seizures merely 20 get blood money II L n
famous outrage and should be stopped at once II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
He ping the Right side.

help the right side is not only eou'mendAbe In
r point OF view but judcous and pru snt whom that
enlisted OF the right side OF the body Just
the 10 wer ribs in Of the liver The mss en-
silent help Afforded BY Hosetters Stomach Bt1er' an
anti bilious OF incompatible efficacy Inae''n OF
Tie liver accompanied by constipation. sick headache
iured Tongue nausea occasional vertigo An unpleasant
breath relswncs, skid and ball OF the eye The
author of these symptoms complaint routed BY the
B,e-.. rpanied nv them In flight Fever and
ssu,, which assys nvovs the liver dyspepsA snatis
de-i4y and Kidney troubles all naiAties TO the
e.y relief and fBa cure OF watch this stastArd medi
eIess s.pted Don't by fts and lat systsn
'esy that fail effects may perfect restora
oon 70 heath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21

DISCOURAGED BY THE FREE-TRADE MESA GE.
meeting OF the U s Grant Club Of the With Assem-
bly, District held cubrsOms No ~ Charl
tons financial secrstarV reported the club
At nesting hat hAs been held
new members There ave admissisns
z. K secretary stusl that no acuon rel
alive TO Mr. aIne's dsclusto lie also
said ht report, we're cominx in different
Cleveland tsctsn demorazsa coniton in the
district 90 accsIat OF the plank adopted ~
Democratic party.
Nearly a. OF tho district Of tho aooring
class club confident Of swelling the
dis.ati.fed read from Colonel E. D.
Grant to Frank Carroll OF tho founders Of tho club
he his regrets for his INABILITY TO attend the
CLUB ball which held a short time ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
4 cEvrEyARIAy TAKEN TO The HOSPITAL.

CENTEyA RAN TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL.
telesram Headquarters yesterday stated tha'
Bessie Burns hundred years ~ age was iound SICK
All No 23s has. Thirty Ith st and sent 10
Be Hospi a." Probably the staeneat regarding her
.a ted although the had declared Tor
several years that she nigh 70 hunfre ana the
surgeon, At Bellevue shs suffering from oil are
sac from ireland about forty years ags ana
married For score years she supporter
herself by selling trinkos % servants Bessie ann her
basket objects the kitchens Of hundreds OF
Murray ri sac iel IN the street
and her nip Sace en she ha not been Aoe TO
carry basket but she about her former Gus
toners begging doing i;tls light kitchen work occa
sonaIv Sue leave the house last week and
yesterday probably would never Os able
again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
4 DEBATE on AMERICAN LITERATURE

The smiansuA literary OF tbs debating society
attached Francis Xavsrs College hoi lat even
lug In sts way presence OF crowded no lse
The su discussed -OIr Country IN Literature
suD-ivioi into several sect TO each QUE OF
which for speech Of teen
mnuEea Literature aud Civilization" lad j. b. Downing
exponent and acquitted himself we'll "rhs Press
OF spoken Arthur Kenny vas fuii OF In
teres yslng heartily appauded ss he Do
.erVs To be- These other sslsctoss American
Fiction" Forbes J. Heun-ssy American Oratory. H. r.
Poetry" Joseph L. smith What II -
Be-" WiIan J. smytA. Dr. B. o. Klein
aud +. Vsrscngsr Dayei On tns pAaO aud vi0in rhe
boy. sang hunting chorus wAien
drew forth aDplausa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
rRoUBLEs 1noyG BUSINESS MEN.

Charles Ii. been appointed receiver for the
F. & Co.. dealers IVORY a. No ia EAst
Fourteenth.t and No. BrOsdwD oY order Of Judge
given bonds anOunt Of s3O"OO
Augustus Grote Joseph Kapp. partners. are
to De snpoYsd Moderate salary Tne cred
tors are give 10 the nrm without
interest IL Is the creditors 20 receive
% per Of their claims within two years the Tunes "
paymsnt Yet to be nIed unsecured creditors lho
creditor, ar. to rece equity te unencumoered
property MOrusana estimated Al $4,000 anu prooAOy
per sson as II can be ie
g.y thought that 30 per cen will De real
ned Soon ras total aeots reported 10 Oe
sZ7O.OOo $1,000 mortgage. Inc nouln-
Assets are S4Lc UUO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21

however, Il makes such seizures In order TO protect
itself the honest importer and the domestic manu- TACT
and the parties IN question guilty why does
II not mete out TO them the full penalty Of the law
want this matter probed 10 the bottom IL tho
Government Is attempting to cover up a fraud We
want know the why. II II IS punl-h the
innocent for merely technical violations OF the law
want TO know IT, so that measures can be taken 70
wipe of from books all such unjust statutes. All
ask and the trade ks Is that the Government IN
this and in all similar show open, clear and
clean hand whether II be for against ITSELF Inc
public demand this-no more, no lcss.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
faction and the Of his father turned and abruptly
walked away.
LIVELY TINES ~ E. PEAhE BAY

HUNTING THE OYSTER PIRArEs-PERPErUAL WAR
BETWEEN DREDGEks AND "TONGERs."
The cptau, and masters OF dest West Tenth
S. were grsst, IN the story published Yesterday
pirates and the Mary sid police
boat Folly In Chesapeake Bay 10 which the pirate cap
whitshur't killed. About twenty ovste rooat'
Chesapeake and this city bringing oysters
hsra
About ninetsuths Of oystsrmsn employed by the
Chesapeake Bay dredgers OF said one Of the
captains boats pretty rongh o' they are
The natural the Ches ipeake By, said
Captain Crupper of the York River boat Garrett p
Wright divdsi beds longing which are in
the water bes for the
dsdrs There several hundred OF these dredgers or
Tpunxv,' mostly from Bhtnore ant shev create no
end Of trouble Instead or where they
are licensed to dredge they 10 shore
dredg. the beds OF the The dredgers are
wetodo And Their mac hines can trsige up hundred
bushels while tonssr getting uD Ave The tongers work
In itte dugOus These enrroachments OF mo
dredg-rs on the tongers led employment the state
police With ami rifles 10 keep the
beds It's fearful 100 they have
supplied bets OF the great temp
regers who steal INTO the little creek' Anu
cov.s and frsdre away police roat when they
clap and the line TO their own atcta They
jusi run ght thrs amt any police
o scrmm1se every now anu
then and somebody gets hnrt."
Do those pirate drsigers their oyster here"
"No. tnev axe them To Batmsre where he7 are canned
shppsd West The deep ra~r Chesapeake Bay oysters
are NOT good enough for this market"
BALTIMORE. Feb 20 The kag OF Captain Frank White
from ths .ter uoe scoop Fol' yesterday
created munh ind Enaton Ansns ths oyster
dred ger, NJ th. CITY The Albert Nichols, OF
which whltshurst captain. wn dredging In the night
uheh 1, contrary and san Is Point which for
bid len groant At Annapolis odaV che jury o. Inquest 70
tnrrsi YER that whitshIrst to his death BY
sunshot wound impossible who dred the
shot
meeting issr aud boat owners vas held In
this city TO lay Appoin tel TO inquire IN the
inter-s ant for their protection
whether tho police authorized by Cnnstt utional
laws lives o; ino1eusivs dregea IT'S APP
pr.hend-d tni, incident spirit OF law
essnes part Of Of tho redSer' and 'hs state
Will be lged 70 suppress II by force
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
OBITCLRY.

George E. white, age sxty-fve, died yesterday at
his home, No. 81 West Flfy-hfth-st. Tho funeral
service Will be held Thursday morning at st. Marks
Church, feminist. and second-ave and the body VIII
be taken to Pennington, Mass, for burial
Mr. White born In Cambridge, Mass ana
when seventeen years old went to Boston to take q
cIerlship ia a publishing house. A few years later
be became a partner In the firm OF Parker White q
Gannett dealers in agricultural implements and seeds
In 1855 he to this city and engaged In business
Ia Frontst. broker and dealer in chemicals his
son, Frederick ". White, was In partnership Win
him. Mr. White enjoyed high reputation In the
trade expert In chemical matters For tne
past eighteen years he has been one Of the sherins
jury. ,..
The New York Fertilizer and Chemical Exchange
passed appropriate resolutions yesterday on MI
deaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
PRoE1sIoys OF GEORGE Y REoKEKs Will


BY the will OF George v hecker. the nour merchant
which filed for probate yesterday the estator gives
TO his wife, Josephine 81 Hecker, his house, No. 2|o
Madisonave.. and the furniture contained in H. MS
estate Orange Mountain. N. J., and $4,000 In
money. She is also to have for life his painting oy
Corregio which at DEATH Is to to Father Isaac
Hecser the superior OF the Paust Fathers To Father
Hecker who Is his brother. the testator also gives
81 500 year for life ami Mission OF St Paul the
Apostle $4,000 TO the Society for Befriending Ch-
dren and Young Girls legacy OF So 900 IL bequeathed
Small egacies gwen MS four children George
F.. Caroline and Anna HecAer aud Mrs Josephine
slevn and all the Of his property ven IN trust
10 his executors George r. HeoKer. John v Hecker,
Edwin Sevin AMI Josiah W. Wentworth. with dreo.
lions to close up his business within three years and
then diYds all the property Ia thsr hands among hs
heirs. The will ia dated January u, 1857.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
TRYING Az ARrrLLkRYKAx FoR HIS LIFE.

The trial OF Artilleryman King OF Fort Hamilton.
the charge of murder, resumed In the United
States Court In Brooklyn yesterday. Judge Lacombe
began taking notes, but tho regular court sten-
OF spher soon appeared and rel eyed him. Charles
nelly testified TO seeing the shooting He saw .
number Of men dlsputlns and King came out with .
gun and said the ground they q Govern
ment reservation and they must get on Then he
lie, elled the gun and shot Wills who fell after stagger-
ing q step. IL customary for citizens to cross
the Go eminent ground al al hours The witness
illustrated with the gun the way the shooting WA
done. John Wills. father OF the murdered man.
fed his sons character and the finding OF his
body after he was shot Several other witnesses
uarr IN ined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
IS NkwYORK SINKING UNI

IS NEWYORR SINKING UNDER THE ATLANTIOf
At meeting Of tho OF sciences in Cou mbia
CoIeg. last night Prsess,r Martin read paper on
the geology NevYork and its snvirons After showing
o.tne gnsss which forms the rock
OF Manhattan Island he traced rock It's TO the
north ssd OF tbs trap rock thu NewJersey
Both Of corrosIou from she glacial
periOi that period the lecturer continued this
island long prsmontorv. stretching down 10
which sccupisd the present ate Of Ne~-York Bay
The rocks island than the Palisades now
and the Palisades rose 10 height OF 700 seL river
lowing New Eagand passed through the
bed .. the East River and Bay with the Hud
son. which flowed nearly 100 miles further
south Tho and drift Of the glacial period has
snd sinking Of tbs plain nas ma -
the harDor OF Sev-NOrk Tho su0stence stu contlnnss
and Aoag NewJersey shore toe sea 10 steadily ginning
upon the advasce has been percept
1000 Will be more Thus this metropolis OF
world BE- 70 be approaching that period
whea will md from Its fever beneath the
waters Of me Atlantic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
THE POWER TO SIGN PATENTS.

washington, Feb. 20 CSpeclah. The President
TO-DAY signed the bill authorizing the Assistant
Secretary of the interior 20 sign patents. There
has been lately quite a discussion 10 the power
OF the Assistant secretary If the Interior to sign
patents and some attorneys have gone 80 TAR as TO
quote certain supreme Court decisions IN supDOr t
OF their VI of the case. wlch that the Assist
ant secretary of the Interior mas the power TO sign
patents. The fact that the best lawyers IN Con-
gress considered n necessary TO pass such law
would seem 10 Indicate that there was considerable
uOubt upon the subject, which now, however, is set
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
MRS DAHLCREY's SPIRITED DENIAL.

Washington, Feo. 90 (special.-A recent statement
TO the effect that Admiral Dahl ren's widow draw
Ing pension OF $50 a month Is denied by Mrs pahl-
gr-n In letter addressed editor Of The STAR
she ssys:
services rendered the country oy Admiral Dahl
gren, which proved 80 potent factor In AaTng the
Uaon, have since his death been recognized by
the Congress Of the United sIaies Neither special
pension [ ~ his widow other payment than such
bankrupt NIGH make, OF the deUt proved before
the u be Justly due his by the Govern
nent. even any monument voted him In marble or
bronze. has YET been granted the memory of this ds
-hed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
A PRIESTS APPEAL FOR HIGH LTcEv

Monsgnor Doane OF the Roman Catholic diocese OF N9"
Senator Martin, OF Essex county 'ne
tolsw appeal high llosnss As esas'A AIT "tueo
TIA uiery e.nsed n, arunssansss community and IL
belief high soGii sontroi the e'u !"
Of he Western eitss "hich nave
tried sincerely tho high-le'n" Dill no" oef'rs
the Legislature will pass 1odv anf become Jaw sen
afot Martin "a. also rso.ivsd smsr Appeals from other
Roman catAshc priesta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
NAsHINOTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Monday

WASHINGTON. Monday, Feb 20 1893
NAVAL NEwsThe United states ship arrived
et Vincent to-day First Lieutenant Biddl,
detached from daty al Leagus lszad
mouth 70 command the marine guard OF the swatara.
STRIcKES-rhe tue Treasury to-
received through ADAMS Express Company a package
containing $500 shipped OF A. Freeman" at Cincinnati
I accompanied = be
psced credit % th-
sigusfuIe zone Who W II 10 Honest"
PUBLIC BUuDNGs- The sensi. Committee on Public
Bud nys morning ordered favorabe repor, bill
OF Krouud in this city adjoining
Ia Posi- nee Department upon which building
Tor ses post once such buisaus OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
A JEFFERSON 4

A JEFFERSON MARKET JAILBfRD CAPTCkhD'
Frank Bennett alias John Mack, vagrant assisted 'onh
Doney prisoner escape Jefferson Market prison en-
FsoruAryA gsepsf Bernard Neon. who WA IN ehA's'o
the Donsy eonnns since been under su'
psns.oa Ben nett ysaerdsy blacksmith shop
a, s.v.nrh.,a .ad was ned tor trial. Bennett made
confession sronsrstns Keeper Mc0L he 'Ae hA' D0no'
paid hin IS for ns part anaiE And that ths' "ss"
meet on the Boton bat thAs lie hAa mssa we
Bostsn beat got drunk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
SIMON CAMERON on rae SENATE FLOOR

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20 (speciap. -SImou Cameron
appeared upon the floor of the Senate to-day accom-
panied By his son, Don Cameron. Though IN bis
eighty-ninth year, he seemed remarkably active
and chatted for hour seated on sofa IN
the rear OF the Repu bcan side of tn chamber win
"the boys as be called the Senators who gathered
around HIM to shake bis hand de Is GU his way
10 lorlda-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
AN OVERSIGHT BY SENATOR HoAR

Washington, Feb. 20 (special.-on motion Of sens-
Or Hoar the Senate to-day ordered thai Wednes
GAY. th anniversary Of Washington's birthday the
AIRY shall read from the desk Wsshngtons Fare
Sell Adde'S" II ts greatly to be ptied THAI senator
Hoar did not also offer resolution authorizing the
81 ate to employ some one 70 read the Farewell Ad
dress" 10 the senate Neither tie Secretary any
Of u reading clerks l. equal the task least able
~ do Justice 10 the Immortal document
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
4 WArCB AND DlNHEK FoR MR.. STANTON

WATCR AND DINNER FOR MR.. STANTON
The have n2ioyed tAs year az 'o
Metropolitan Opera Rouse. thirty number unite" S
night ~ giving dinner 10 Gdrnand q stanton ne p''-
director OF tne house. MartIHelfs CaAries brown pro
sided The committee OF arrangements William Co0.'
George Theodore Anosg those pre'
Arthur H. Peck Martin. Captain Burnea S~p-
GilAs l. walters and Mr. Webs Alter the llnhsf "
MT. stanton vac presented w4tcA 0y tAe cum
pany OF their estssn. spescnss MADE -ou
an extremeIy pLeasanL syealag Wa paAsed-