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To Inspect the MaiI Service.

Representative Wilson has succeeded
in getting the po.toifice department to
send out the best inspector in the postal
service to go to Washington and exam
inc the Puget sound mail system and he
mail connections with Eastern Washing
ton. 1t is expected that upon the in
spector's report the mail service of that
state will be materially improved.
5. r. Cramer will be appointed post
master at Cheney, Wash. The term Of
the present incumbent expires, ON ac-
count Of the office becoming pres idential.
A postotiice was to-day established at
Blyn, clallam county, Wash, with b.
+. Dean as postmaster.
, 1890-02-27
DEEP SHOWS IN CALIFORNIA.
The Stories OF suffering Not Half
Told Heretofore.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 25.-The amount of
snow still in the mountains near the
line of the Central Pacific railroad Is
without precedent. Near Forest Hill
there Is twcnty-one feet on level. II is
doubtful II the worst features Of the
great storms Of the last six weeks have
been told, and it is probable that many
a tale Of suffering ana death lies buried
in the bosom of the snow.
, 1890-02-27
COMPOUND LARD.
The Hearing by the House Committee
Continued.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The house
committee on agriculture to-day con.
tinued the hearing OF persons interested
In the bill for the regulation of the tax
on compound lard.
a represen tative Of n, X. Fairbank,
the largest manufacturer, claimed that
congress had no power to make such a
law, as the compound is plainly branded
as such and Is not deletcrious to health.
The result OF the agitation was to cur.
tail the export domsnd for American
lard, and to uniustly give it Il bad repu.
latlon. The Lard export last year fell OF
oooOoOOO pounds, and the proposed leg
lslation was in the interests of q rival
hrm In Boston. Under the existing con.
uitions, iorci guer, could buy crudo lard
IN this country, ship 1t abroad, adulter'
ate II and undersoll American com
pound lard.
, 1890-02-27
THE URGENT DEFICIENCY BILL
some of tho More Important Appro-
priatious Recomm ended.

WAalrsGroS, Fob. 26.-The urgent de-
iiciency bill has been completed. II
makes total appropriation oi s23, 900
2iS, OF which s7il, go Is nm appropria-
tion to pay the two and three year vol
untecrs' bounties, communications OF
rations and horse claims.
Other items of Importance are: For
public buildings, S26, 900; for collecting
the internal revenue, $4,000; for col
Letting the customs revenues, Sls5, 600 ;
for soldiers homes, $40. 600; for the rat.
cnt offices, 200; for the land Office
clerks, S2S,0o0; for survey, $40, ,oOOj for
Indian supplies, 5000; for the survivors
and widows Of the soldiers OF the Mexi-
can war and the war Of 1872, t2i sos, ssi /
for artificial limbs, $4,000 for United
states courts witness fees, w. 900.
Under the head Of the navsl establish
ment bill the expenses incurred in the
purchases, shipment and discharge Of
coal at Pago Pago, samoa, Is provided
for, S36, OIL 10 be pald from the appro-
priation, and 100000 for establishing
the station made last year.
, 1890-02-27
DETAILED REPORT.
A Complete Record OF tho Proceed
ings in Bott, House.


Tho senate to-day killed Mr. Grubb's
bill relative to registering marks and
brands by indefinitely postponing 1t in
committee Of the whole.
Mr.. Hydes bill locating state institu-
tons shared the same fate.
This ends Spokane's chances of getting
any scientific school at the hands OF this
legislature.
THIRD READING or hills.
by Mr. Austin-kelative 10 foreign
corporations, passed.
By the judiciary Com mittee-FiNing
the salaries OF the clerks ol the supreme
court; passed.
by the same--Relatiye to removing
chses nom the superior 20 tho supreme
court; passed.
by Mr. Drum-Lcgallzing conveyances
Of real estate passed..
BY Mr.. Cleman--Relatlvo to the irri-
eating districts; passed.
, 1890-02-27
Denied the ApplicatIon.

NHw YoRK, Fob. 25.--Judgo Peterson,
OF the supreme court. to-day denied tho
application Of Colonel Dudley to vacato
the order ier his examination before
trial In the suit brought by him against
the Press Publishing Company Il a..
cover $40 oOO for alleged libel in the p,.o-
lication of the "blocks of five" letter.
, 1890-02-27

General II. Il. Darlington, who was a
special agent to negotiate with the Flat.
head Indians Tor the sale Of a portion of
their lands, has been in Washingto on
some time, and his presence has been
explained by the transmission to tho
house of n report from the secretary Of
the interior, in which provision is made
20 compensate the general more literally
than the ordinary agent. The matter is
satisfactory to the members interested,
and will probably be pushed.
, 1890-02-27
RoSALIA NOTES.

From the REVIEWS regular correspondent
d. +. Anderson returned from
Olympia on Monday morning. and his
feelings are easier imagined than de
scribed; but we never say die, John.
We propose 10 stick to division of the
county till we get II, or die in the har-
ness, ms we think we know our wants as
well rs Spokane Falls and Colfax do,
and II they have our territory bound
they don / own the people.
Rev, Mr.. Sk4e, assisted by Elder Bell,
Of Spokane Falls, is holding a protractcd
meeting with good success and several
additions.
Eldcr Richardson, Of Sprague,
preached here on Sunday morning and
evening.
, 1890-02-27

A syndicate Formed for the Purchase
of our InhIish hing Honaca.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 25.--A local paper
has the latest English syndicate story, to
the effect that one has been formed to
make Il school-book trust here. IL Is a..
an option of six or more of the largest
school-bOok publishing houses in Amer.
lea, including Iyison, Brakeman ~ Co.
and Appleton a Co.
, 1890-02-27
rIEnoE GALES AT SEA.
Heroic Attempt to Rescue sailors on
Board n Doomed Vessel.

NEW York, Feb. 2G.-rhe steamship
Fms, which arrived to-day, epcounter red
fierce gales and heavy seas Friday and
Saturday last. Saturday tho wreck of a
sailing vessel was passed. All of the
masts had been broken off and she was
houndering around as though she could
not obey the rudder. Nine men were
seen upon the wreck. Despite the terri
bic sen, Captain Jungs had boat low
cred and aii officer and live men entered
IL in an attempt at rescue. The boat
was Immediately capsized and one OF
the crew was lost. Captain Jungs
thought 1t madness to make another at.
tempt, and proceed on his voyage.
, 1890-02-27
THE UNION IRON WORKS.
IL WIN lie Relieved of the Penalty on
the Cruiser Charleston,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The request of
the Union iron works of San Francisco
to be relieved of the penalty aocruing by
reason Of the horsepower developed by
the cruiser Charleston falling below the
contract requirement was fayorably
acted upon by the senate naval affairs
com mittec this morning.
A bill will be reported relieving the
company OF the payment of about $685.
600 penalty, to which 1t would otherwise
be bicCtcd
, 1890-02-27

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 26.-The bill of the
Northwestern Coal & Navigation Com
pany to build road from Lcth bridge by
way of Fort Mcleod to the summit OF
Crows Nest pass and thence TO British
Columbia. was amended before the rail-
way committee yesterday, so as TO pre-
vent the road from securing a monopoly
of the pass, as 1t Is the only outlet to
British Columbia in that region.
, 1890-02-27
AN EARLY ADJOURNMENT.
The Senate CoreuIs In the House
Resnlntion.

There is some definite probability now
of an early adjournment, The senate
to-day conourrcd in MIR. Grants resolu-
tion appointing committee Of fifteen
ohairncn OF important committees, five
from the senate and ten from the house,
10 examine the pending legislation, and
10 suggest the date of final adjourn.
mont
Tire senate committee consists of SEN
atOrs Fairweuther Van ilouten, Long,
Clough and WOoding. The house has
not yet named Its committed
, 1890-02-27

EvAssyrLLL, Ind, Feb. 20.-rhe train
which lcft here at u o'clock A. NJ, for
Indianapolis and Chicago ran into a
washout north OF Nincenucs, The
engineer and fireman were both killed.
There was rumor that number of
passengers were hurt
, 1890-02-27

WAsHlS0ros, D. c., heb. 26.-The re-
port of the committee on railroads
favoring the construction of an inter
national railroad to connect the North
American systems with those of South
America, WAS adopted by the Pan
American cOngrcss to-day.
, 1890-02-27
Piled Fon PRonATE..
Provisions of the Late John Jacob
Astor's win.

NHw YoRK, Feb. 26.-At noon to-day
William Waldorf Astor and Lawyer
southmayd, executors. entered the sur
rosntes office with John Jacob Astor' $
Will, and flied a petition for its probate,
The will covers only two and hall
sheets Of parchment. By the terms OF
the will st. Luke's hospital receives
100000, the Metropolitan Museum oi
Art 800. 90. the New York cancer hOspi-
tai Si0O 600, the Astor library $3.50 1000,
Alexander Hamilton $50, coo and james
Simmons Armstrong $4,000. All the
residue OF the estate.goes TO his son VIII.
iam Waldorf Astor.
, 1890-02-27

OLYMPIA, Wash, Feb. 25.-lIon. Hem
ry Miles died at his residence near Che
halls to-day. The funeral will take
place Friday. lie was a member Of the
the first territorial council, and served
several subsequent terms In the legisla-
ture from Lewis county, was speaker of
the house In 1881, and served with dis.
tinction in the Indian wars in the terri
torial days. Miles death leaves six
members of the first legislature. Senn-
tor l.. +. Thompson, Of Pierce, Is one Of
them.
, 1890-02-27
MONTANA CLAIMANTS
The Republicans Will Prob
ably Be Seated.
EDMUNDS AND COL. SANDERS.
The Puget Sound Mail Service to
Be lnspected-The Flathead
Reservation.


Especial Service OF the REVIEWS Washing.
ton Press bureau.
WAsntSGroS, Feb. Ex-senator Ed
munds of Vermont. met Colone San.
ders. of Montana, in the lower corridors
of the capitol, and the latter wanted TO
buttonhole the venerable Vermonter
Mr.. Ednunds was in a hurry, and he
raised his hand and said; "Res, assured,
brother, 1t will be all right, and smile
spread over the face of the Montana
man. As the time approaches for tho
second meeting of the senate committee
on elections, 1t seems apparent that the
republican claimants will DO seated.
, 1890-02-27

WAsnISeroN, Feb. 26 MIR. Dolph's
com miteee, appointed to investigate the
methods by which the news of the SEN
ate's executive session have become
public, resumed its sittings this after
ternoon. and began questioning the
newspaper men as TO their sources in
formation concerning the special meet
ings of the senate.
, 1890-02-27
A SERIOUS STREET AFrRAY.
Hal tlmore TouEhs Assault Peter
Jack SON, and His Friends Retail late.

INV YoRg, Fob. 26.--The World S
Baltimore special says; "Since Peter
Jackson's advent in this city, the negro
population have gone wild over him.
Their demonstrations at his exhibitions
hHyo been so ofiusivo that the white
toughs became eXasperated, and row
occurred this afternoon. Crowds OF
whites and blacks, who were waiting
outside the theater for jackson to come
fight ensued. When Jackson appeared,
the toughs, who were prepared for the
occasion, started to bombnrd him with
rotten eggs. His colored admirers
formed wall, however, and protected
him. The police finally quelled the dis
turbance and Jackson got away.
, 1890-02-27

wAsniNeros, Feb. 25.-The senate
committee on agriculture and forestry
to-day had under consideration the
Faulkner pure food bill, which will os-
tablish bureau in the agricultural de
purtment with authority to inspect and
analyze food and drugs, with the power
to seize and destroy all articles delete
rious to health, Several unimportant
amendments wera proposed, and the
bill will be put into shape by sub
ing
, 1890-02-27

EvICTED IN THE RAIN.
Scenes In Pennsyivania RivaliuE
Those of ireland.

PIrrsBuRo, Feb. 25.-Tho eviction OF
tenants on the land Of the bankrupt
Graft Bennett ironworks was pushed to-
day in a driving rain and rivaled the
scenes so oftened cabled from Ireland.
Every door of the twenty-five in Little
Limerick" was barred. but that
of Mrs. Lynch was tirst pushed open,
and she, with seven small children, were
dumped out on the wet ground with
their ruined household eiiecis. Most OF
the families were ejeoted. No serious
trouble occurred, but there were omi-
nous growls from the gathering crowds.
, 1890-02-27

WAsnlsoroS, Feb. 25,--The president
sent to tile senate to-day the following
nominations; Harold NJ. Sewell, OF
Maine, 10 be consul general at Apia.
Consuls-Henry w Andrews, of
Ohio, at Hankow; John Fowler, OF
Mississippi, at Ningpo; William II.
McCreery, OF Michigan, at Valparaiso;
John Steel Twells, of Pennsylvania, at
NaIlcs
, 1890-02-27

Sr. PETERSBURG, Feb. ~. A sensation
has been caused by an editorial In the
Soyosti, declaring that Austria, by aug.
menting the army and assisting Bulga-
ria to pay the Russian Indemnity, is
menacing the peace OF Europe. and that
her action will provoke the interested
powers to adopt measures to countcract
her pollcy.
, 1890-02-27

LONDON, Feb. .25.-Abrahan Lincoln.
son of Robert T. Lincoln, the United
States minister, Is slightly better to-day.
Despite the improvement in his condi-
eion the doctors still consider his case
danRerous.
, 1890-02-27

Senators Dolph and Mitchell to-day
presented q memorial from the board of
trade of Portland, Or, asking that Port
Angeles in Washington state, be made
. sub-port of entry. A bill was passed
to that effect, but was not signed by the
president.
, 1890-02-27
oLINoISG TO THE WRECK.
Four Sailors sighted in n Precariou
situation.

NEW York, Feb. 25-Captain Turner,
Of the American schooner Harry Pres.
colt, reports that on February 8, in lati.
tude - degrees, longitude 10 degrees, he
hove 10 near the wreck of three-mas ted
schooner, dismasted and water-logged,
with tile sea making n clean breach over
her. Four men were clinging to the
after house. Owing to the dangerous
sen. Captain Turner said he was unable
to render them any assistance. When
last seen the wreck was drifting toward
the Hntt1ras shoals,
, 1890-02-27

NEw ORLEANS Feb. 2G-In the town
OF Springfield, La, ON Moadsy night J..
&. White, a deputy sheriff, was killed by
assassins, anu Harmon Kinchen was
dangerously wounded. William White
was shot at several times, but escaped.
Lucicn Morgan and a man named Hale
have been arrested.
, 1890-02-27

The commission OF Hiram Knowles
as United states district judge of Mon
tana has been signed and the judge has
been notified by telegraph to appoint
clerk and proceed to organize the court.
1t is expected that some Of the election
cases out there may be transferred to the
United States court soon.
, 1890-02-27

WAsHtsoroS, Feb. 26,-The president
to-day sent to the senate the following
nominations; Registers of land Offices
Edwin Cross, a, Walla Walla, Wash. I;
James +. Russell, at Cnur d'Alene,
Idaho.
Theodore Il. Willsey, to be agent for
the Indians at the Round valley agency,
California.
, 1890-02-27

BUDA PrsTn, Feb. 26.-In the Hungar.
ian lower house yesterday there was a
renewal OF the violent demonstration :
against Premier Tisza. The opposition
moved rejection of the entire budget.
One of their number was reproycd by
the president. Thereupon, all the others
surrounded the president, shaking their
fists at and menacing him.
, 1890-02-27

HALIFAX, Feb. 26.-The steamer Mani
toba, from Glasgow, brought the crew Of
the French steamer Martinique. thirty
seven men. The Martinique went down
soon after the crew were taken OIL
The steamer at Pierre brought two
shipwrecked sailors of an American
schooner.
, 1890-02-27

LONDON, Feb. 20. I'm the commons to.
day Henry Labouchere gave notice that
he would Introduce resolution 10 re-
ducc the appropriation for the courts, in
order to call the attention OF the house
TO the scandal attaching 10 the admins
tration Of justice npi the condition OF
tue Cleveland street affair.
, 1890-02-27
w6nk OF THE Committees.
stevenson's Bill ON Savigabie Rivera
to BE ReporteJ Favorabiy.

Tho house harbor committee agreed
tonight to report favorably on Mr..
stevenson's bill authorizing corporations
10 clear distractions from navigable
streams, and TO collect tolls on logs float
ing by them
The joint committee on revenue and
taxation tonight smashed some Of It's
previous work into smithcreens. The
poll-tax proyiso was thrown out; also,
all OF the provisions for taking notes or
other evidences OF Indebtedness. The
mortgage tnx having been excluded, this
leaves only real and personal property
and money TO be taxed. Tho bill will
be reported Friday.
The Joint committee on compensation
tonight reconstructed It's bill, but re
tained tho classification recently
adopted. Tho proposition 60 provide
for The COS. OF clerks, deputies, etc, by
additional compensation, consisting OF
80 or % per cent. of the foes collected
has been abandoned, tho attorney gem
erai having decided n 10 be unconstltu-
iional. Tho officers will get fixed sala-
ries.
, 1890-02-27

New ToHR, Feb. a6.-A number Of
Newark manufacturers met tonight to
consider the feasibility OF organizing an
exporting trust similar TO those run 10y
the Wheeler Company, which has
branches ut Brisbane, Queensland and
sydney. 1t is proposed to form trust
with capital Of 81, Goa. OOO.
, 1890-02-27

SnAMoKIS, Penn, Feb. GA fire
broke out tonight in the stables of the
Amoron colllery. The fire Is a hundred
yards below the surface, and two miners
are shut In. There are fair prospects of
rescuing them. About my mules are
in the stable, and II lie feared that ali
have been suflocated.
, 1890-02-27

WAsHISeToN, Feb. 26.-The house
committee on territories has decided to
report iavorably on the bill for the ad-
mission Of Idaho. The action was nat
entirely unanimous. Two reports will
therefore in all probability be submitted.
, 1890-02-27

New YoRx, Feb. 25.-The grand jury
to-day found two indictments against
Cashier Van Iondt, OF the ienox Hill
bank, I'm connection with the bank
wrecking. Van Zandt has boon arrenied.
, 1890-02-27

MONTGOMERY. Mimi, Feb. 25.-At tho
home Of Frank Washa, four miles from
Montsohcry, Thomas Yindra shot and
Instantly killed Miss Lizzie Washa. Ho
then fatally shot Frank Weaver, and
closed the tragedy by blowing out his
own braiiis. jealousy was the cause.
, 1890-02-27

CARSON, New, Feb. MA terrible
storm ragged at LAKE Tahoe yesterday.
Small craft were smashed TO pieces,
wharves severely shaken and houses
damaged. The snow driited along the
road here, covering the station house
sEd buryins the logging campo. I
, 1890-02-27

ARKANSAS CITY, kas., Feb. 20.-The
Cherokee boomers continue to arrive.
and the banks OF Walnut river, from This
city to the Indian territory line, are
dotted with tents, where the boomers
make their Temporary home.
, 1890-02-27

CHICAGO. Feb. 20..-,In conversation
with..a News reporter tonight regarding
the Arizona dam disaster, Il. II. Priest,
disaster was duo to faulty constructon.
, 1890-02-27

ROANOKE, Va, Fob. pa passenger
coach on the cast-bound express on the
Norfolk & Western read was wrecked
here to-day, by a truck jumping the
track. No one was killed, but ten per-
sons were seriously injured.
, 1890-02-27
Spending the winter In California

SAS FRAscsco, Feb. 26.-Mr, and Mrs.
Nelson +. Holman, OF Spokane Falls,
are now in Santa Barbara. After few
weeks spent in Southern California they
will leave for the Fast, via New Orleans,
expecting 10 return TO Spokane by
Nav l.
, 1890-02-27

New ioRK, Feb 25,-The eighth game
OF the billiard tournament tonight was
between Hciser and Slosson.
Scorc-Slosson, 500; Hoiser, 3s2; high
est runs--Slosson, 81 and 5j Hciser, i4l
and llT
, 1890-02-27

MERGED, CAL, Feb. 26.-1he Marposn
stage was stopped this evening by two
highway men near here. The mails and
express box were stolen.
, 1890-02-27

A. b. Campbell, OF Idaho, is in the
city.
+. J. Carter, of Helena, a brother of
Representative Carter, Of Montana, is
visiting the congressman in Washington.
, 1890-02-27

By Mr.. Roberison-Authoriling coun'
ties to issue bonds to provide for their
outstanding Indebtedness; referred.
by MIR. kandle--To establish unit
OF measure for water for manufacturing
purposes; irrigation committee.
, 1890-02-27

Sr. LOUIS Feb. 20. two masked
men entered the general store of w. q.
Anderson at Bcrwin, |. T. last night.
One covered the clerks with reyolyets.
and the o;her dumped into sacks a large
amount Of jcwelry and fine goods. Thoy
took all the money in the safe and es-
capped.
, 1890-02-27

wAsnISoroS, Feb. 26.-The comptrol.
Ter of the currency has declared the third
dividend of 10 per cent in favor of the
creditors ofthe California Bank OF San
Francisco, making in all % per cent.
, 1890-02-27

LONDON, Ohio Feb. 28.--David Will
loughby, n member Of tho council, has
been arrested on charge OF comulicity
In plot 10 blow open a hotel safe.
, 1890-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS,
A Crank Sat upon-i,epresentativ
May be Appointed NotnIias.

A union veteran named George Haz-
zaTd, who Is said to have good record,
arrived from Tacoma this morning with
F. pamphlet protesting against the estab-
lishmont OF n soldiers nome, his object
being to prevent the concurrence of the
senate in the house amendments TO Sem
atur kinnear's bill, and If that is impos-
siblc, To prevent the approval Of the bill
by Governor Ferry. Hazard stated that
they WHO were loudest in their praises of
the DILL were those who had seen the
least service, whereupon Representative
Brown, OF Spokane, who carries an
ounce of confederate lead as u
memento of the war, jumped
fool and a crank" Mr. Brown carried
the day.
, 1890-02-27

BALTIMORE, Feb, 25.--Managcr f,arni
was notified to-day by Walter Wallace
that he had signed for the baltimore
club. He Is a well-known Pacific coast
fielder
, 1890-02-27
DANGER OF A FLOOD.
The Ohio Rapidly Rising at
Cincinnati.
ALL NAVIGATION SUSPENDED.
Destructive Cyclones in Arkansas,
Kentucky and Tennessee
Several Lives Lost.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2d.-At 10 o'clock to
night the river at this point is just my
two feet above low water, and 10 still
rising ut the rate of ten inches an hour
The sky Is overcast and threatening
but the temperature Is falling material
ly, and the signal service officials here
saw that colder weather Is expected be-
fore morning. Should II come, II would
check the rise quite etiectually.
NJ heavy rain should set In
along tho valley before morning ami con.
tinuc doing the day, II would cause
dangerous Hood. The present indica.
i tlons Hte that the rise will not bo over
tity-iiye or iiity-siS feet.
Navigation has bceu Suspended be
cause the boats can not pass under tho
bridge. and also because the landing Is
about covered with water.
The back water up Mill Greek has in
undated few gardens, but II comes too
carly in the season to damage them
much.
A nEsrRUCTtvE TORNADO.
Hor SPRINGS, Feb. 20 "A tornado
swept through the southern portion OF
this town yesterday, doing considerable
damage. There was general destruction
between here and the Wichita river, and
IL Is feared that several were Killed.
At kclthley, Tenn, the bank build
ing belonging to Winslow Bros. was
blown to splinters. Thiriy-fve persons
were in the building at the time. Six
were more or less injured, but none
fatally,
At Marion Ky, the wind storm blew
down u part OF the courthouse. Tho
records were badly damaged. Tho
opera. house was unrooicd snd several
business houses were more or less
damaged.
SOUTHERN CYCLONE.
MEMFHIs Tenn. Feb. @-Thc dam
nEe by Yesterdays cyclone at Browns.
VILE was $4,000 one woman was killed
and two children were severely hurt.
, 1890-02-27

RoME, Feb, 20.--The Italian goyorn-
ment officially denies that Its action In
, 1890-02-27

Representatives Hughes, Blackburn
and Person made application few days
since for commissions as notaries public,
and the question was raised whether, ac-
corting TO article ., section i3, OF the
constitution, which prohibits member
Of the legislature from being appointed
or elected To- any civil Office during his
term, u member could be appointed a
notary. Governor Ferry referred the
question to Attorney General Jones,
who decided that notarial commissions
may bc issued to legislators.
Mr.. Shaw's bill, Ia appropriate $4,000
TO make certain Improvements in the
Washington school Tor defective youth,
was indefinitely postponed In the house
this morning.
, 1890-02-27
Ar THE oovrnNon,s ExrsNsr

A Grent Laugh Over nm Alleged BAD
Break OF His Excsiienry.
II Is Governor Ferry who put his hand
into the lire this time. He finds him
sell In the anomalous position Of having