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FOR SALE on RENT
~ The Ane residence corner OF Sherman And
M Gilbert avenues s0me 10 or - rooms, con-
tanning all modern conyenaences, furnace.
range hot and cold water, closets etc.. nearly new
and In nrstciaas order; Iocaton very pleasant and
healthy. Price low and on the most accommodat
ingterms, II sold soon: Isguire ct
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suspended Payment.

DETROIT, Mich, April 15.-Ths Detroit
Steel and Spring company, the largest COR
Germ of its kind In the United States, has
suspended payment with liabilities amount
ing to 43OO,O0O Assets nominally the same.
The creditors have accepted proposition to
bond $1S0, 900 Of the debt and settle the
rest on the basis Of 80 cents on the dollar In
six months notes at 8 per cent. The works
win not be closed. The annual output Of
the company amounts to 81 1000, 900.
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Has Enormous Backing.

PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-The Press says
that syndicate has been formed with a
backing of 5000, 900, 900 to buy up all the
photographic plants in the United States and
form great photographic trust that will con-
troll all tho small and large firms. This
scheme, if successful, means that all forms
OF advertising outside of the columns of the
newspapers will be placed In control of q
rich trust American capitalists only are
said to be back of this scheme.
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Tho Tari6 Scheduled.

WASHINGTON, d. O., April 15.-A protest
signed by sixteen republican representatives
has been presented to members of the MAJ
jority Of the committee on ways and means
against the sugar and wool schedules Of the
tariff t Dili as published a These representa-.
opinion reduction of twenty-five per cent.
in the duty on sugar and an increase of duty
on low grades or carpet woods from ~ to 5
8-10 cents pound is as great q change as
should ba made
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BY III TrfSM S0Ts oAhLAHAN. Clerk.
District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court,
April is. 1890

April Is. 1890. !
v71sTATE of SARAH 8. DICKERMAN, late Of
HI New Haven, In said district, deceased.
Upon the application Of James Gardner CLARK,
sell and convey real estate belonging said
estate, as per application on Ale more fully ap-
ORDERED-That said application be heard and
determined at a Probate Court, to be held at New
Haven in said District on the 18th day Of April, A.
notice be given Of tho tendency Of said application
and the time and place Of hearing thereon, by pub
lishiuR the same three times in some newspaper
hayinR q circulation In said District.
BY the Court. TIMOTHY F. CALLAHAN,
a1ri6 81 Clerk.
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~ VERY desirable tanements as follows:
III IS Garden street, eight rooms, suitable
u for one or two families.
il2 COTE street first and second foors ave rooms
each floor.
ia COTE street. first and second floors, five rooms
each floor.
rooms each floor.
Eleven large rooms on Temple street, opposite
VIM. Nicely & Co.'S, will rent separately OF To-
gether.
E. MALLEY,
ac,e ~ O25 Chapel Street.
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District Of New Haven, g. Probato U0urr
vosrArE Of ENos 9. KI1bERLY, OF New
III Haven In said district, assigning debtor
The trustee represents the estate insolvent
and prays the appointment Of commissioners
thereon.
examine the claims Of the creditors Of said estate
be appointed at Court Of Probate to be held at
ven. on the 2&d day Of April, 1890, at ten
O'clock, forenoon Of which all persons in interest
win take notice and appear, II tkey see cause, and
be heard thereon.
By the court,
amid Ct TIMOTHY r. CALLAHAN, Clerk,
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~ Lower floor. SIX rooms, with two upstairs
ssu bedrooms and half Of stable on the prem
s4i SHERMAN AVENUE.
All modern conveniences, frat-class condition =;
location unsurpassed. Inquire at
snss THIS OFFICE.
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jerks, DREAM.

jerks had queer dream the other night.
He thought he saw prize-f1ghters' ring, and
In the middle of it stood a doughty little
champion who met and deliberately knocked
burly- looking fellows, as they advanced to
the attack. Giants as they were in size, the
them. It was all SO funny that jerks woke
up laughing. He accounts for the dream by
the fact that he had just come to the conclu-
pill on the market, that Pierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, or tiny Sugar coated
Granules, easily knock out" and beat all
and only genuine Little Liver Pills.
Beware of limitations, which contain Poi
sonous Minerals. Always ask for DIR. Pierceg
Pellets. which are Little Sugar-coated Pills,
OF Anti-hiliouS Grauules. One a Dose.
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District Of New Haven, IS. Probate COURT,

April 18th, 1880. !
TNsTATE of SARAH g. DICKERMAN, late of
ID New Haven, in said district, deceased.
The Court Of Probate for the district Of New IA.
ven hath limited and allowed six months from tho
date hereof the creditors Of said estate to ex
hibit their claims for settlement. Those VINO neg
within said time, will be debarred recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment TO-
JAMES GARDNER CLARK.
ani6 0diu Administrator.
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THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side - Juj


superior Court - civil side Judge
Robinson.
John G. Gallagher was yesterday appointed
trustee to the nsolvent estate Of Enos g. Kimberly
William j. Atwater and Ezra B. Dibble were
appointed appraisers. The appointment Of com.
missioners was deferred until next Tuesday.
City Court - Criminal Side - judge
Thompson.
Timothy Egan, violation Of Sunday liquor law,
&c ses3o d.esarsea Wa ss ssnda
ssss John Esxs sasRss Of city
dinance de hacks, continued to April ~;
Michael Quinn begging fifteen 9. d g .,i In
Thomas Ledwitch, giving information de action Of
police, SIS fine, 81 sS costs appealed to court Of
Peter Heslin, James Heskin, James J. King and
e.
plant, continued to May Is.
Court Notes.
A SUPREME COURT DECISION.
A decision in the Injunction suit brought by Kess-
Ter Co. against the Continental Construction COM
pany Of this city was rendered by Judge Shipman
yesterday The plaintiffs desired an injunction re-
straining the company from proceeding under an
order OF the superior court Of Connecticut to wind
the company from further proceedings in The su.
The Judge in his findings says: II do not see that
the order of the superior court is in such conflict
unction and which relates 70 defendants action I'M
der said order"
BEER IN TURN HALL.
The police have been aware of illegal beer selling
at Turn hall for some time At o'clock yesterday
morning the place was raided. The Stone Cutters
association was holding ball at the time Thomas
Ledwith saw the officers coming and attempted to
give Information of their approach. He arrest
ed and fined SIS costs this In the city court.
Sergeant Drscoll, Roundsman Mcbride and Officer
George L. Hyde conducted the raid. assisted by
Bradley, Nichols, Louis waas and Donnegan. They
found Special Constable John Peters at the door,
but Hyde pushed by him and was soon CRAP
pied, Peters attempting to push him down stairs.
The officers assert that he was on duty as
The police gathered in six of the men. Benjamin
Rogers, Peter Heslin, Frank Heslin. James J. King
and Frank Cummings we're arraigned in the city
were continued to next Thursday.
SCHOOL. LAWS VIOLATED.
State Agent Giles Potter appeared against Ed
ward J. Williams, colored, 81 Hudson street, who
| had neglected to send his girl Emma. twelve years
Of age, to the public school. Williams testified
that he was only the STEP father and he had moth
ina to do with the control Of the child and was dis
| charged.
Eliza NJ. Johnston of West Chapel street was ar
and Belle to school. Mr.. Potter testified that thu
| mother had told him she kept thirty 1.-TWO boarders
| they had refused. Rev. John G. Collins, who hat
assisted the woman in starting her boarding hous
after the husband had been sent to the Insane asy
lum, testified that the woman had very hard time
but there wss excuse for not sending the chill
dren to school, The accused was fined IS and costs
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LOST.
DETWEEN 10 College freet and Center church
ID chapel, . black shoulder cape with silk fringe
The finder will confer = favor and be suitably re
AMID 81 IS COLLEGE STREET.
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FOR RENT.

EOM EKENVs
- House No. ABS Elm street.
I'll Exchange street, Atwater street, Shelter
street, Grand avenue.
Second floor 106 Orwell avenue
FOR SALE.
Dwelling house and barn on Beach street, West
Haven. Dwelling house, barn, ntorehouso. eight
acres land, I'm center OF Madison.
Dwelling house on Dixwell avenue.
Admiral street,
Nieoll street.
Linden street.
" Lyon street.
State street.
Building lots on Chapel, James Arch, Kos.
suth, Poplar and State streets and Derby avenue.
Farm sixty 1--WE acres, will exchange Tor BUILDING
lots N West Haven or city.
Lot In Evergreen cemetery.
Money to loan ON real estate.
W. D.JUDS0N, Room 9, 70s Chapel st.,
frf,ce or,en avaniusu 49, "--SA ~ ~ ~:
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TO RENT FROM MAY list,
~ STORE No. 80 Chapel street known as
M Boston grocery: to have new front and
present dimensions extended il desired:
Blacksmith shop on George Street near Temple.
AMID II e, MALLEY.
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BY West Haven People.
The entertainment at the City mission hall
tomorrow evening is to be given by some of
the people of the West Haven Congregational
church, not the New Haven congregational
church, as stated in yesterdays issue.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF sCIENCEs.

The Annual Session Begun ag wash
inGtOn Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, April 15.-The annual seq
sion of the National Academy of Sciences be-
gan to-day in the hall of the National museum
building. The president, Professor o. @.
Marsh of New Haven, presided. The first
paper presented was on 1.-THE Application of
Interference Methods to Astronomical Meas
urements" by Professor A. A. Nicholson of
Worcester. Mass. This paper was illustrated
by diagrams drawn on the board and on pa
per and was an interesting presentation Of q
method of measuring angles. Other papers
were as follows: "Phyaigonomy of the Amer
loan Tertiary Hemiptera," by 8. 81. Cudder;
"Totality of the Eclipse of 1889, December
g." by D. P. Todd, presented by the home
secretary; "Recent Advances Toward a
knowledge of the Fishes of the Great
Oceanic Depths" g. Browne Goode and T.
81. Bean; "a System Of Classification of Va
riable Stars" by 8. G. Chandler; "On the
Spectrum of Metals" d. A. Rowland; con
the Cheapest Light" s. P. Langley.
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sharp Reactlen I'm wheat.

CHICAGO, April 15.-There was q sharp res
action in wheat to-day, and especially the
May option, which sold at one time 611S cents
below the high point of yesterday, with July
cents osle so May Opened very
parts of the pit. There was great selling
pressure, and the bears fell over one another
in their ssgerness to get rid OF wheat. Tho
break carried May to S616 and July to $50
cents. Then there was . rally which carried
May to 80 cents and July to S71< cents. From
this on the market was heavy and prices de-
clined to the close.
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MAE ALICIA MOI LINTIc
ORDER OF NOTICE
GEoaeE MOI LINT1c,

eroasu X Moc.,rr.o. ORDER OF NOTICE
State Of Connecticut, 49, New Haven
New Haven County, April is, A. d. 1890.
~ Clintic praying for reasons therein sst forth
for divorce now pending before the Superior
court II ana ior New Haven county to be held on
1t appearing to, and being found by, the subscrb-
ing authority that the said defendants ID absent
Therefore,. Ordered, that Notice Of the Don.
dency Of said complaint be given by pubIishing
this order In the New Haven journal and Courier &
nswupeDer printed In said New Haven, once Z
week three Meeks succeeslvely, conmencinG 81 OF
befCre the nth day Of April, a. D. 1850,
=. q. EpWARD =. ANKETELLs
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In Memory OF Mr. Randall.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The house conn
mittee on appropriations, of which Mr..
Randall was chairman for a number of years,
met to-day and adopted memorial setting
forth the great services performed by Mr..
Randall as the head of the committee and
paying tribute to his ability, honesty and
worth as statesman and as gentleman.
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FOR RENT,

~ Five rooms, 81 Beers street
Lower part, six rooms, So Beers street,
JAMES B. SMITH,
HfofoG eat
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Tho FAn.Am0fIc1uss
WASHINGTON, April 15.-The pan-Ameri-
can conference to-day adopted the report Of
the committee on arbitration. Chilli did net
vote and Mexico voted in the affirmative,
with q reservation as to certain articles of
the proposed basis of the treaties. The OBJ
iectionable articles were not specified. The
report of the committee on extradition was
also adopted. The conference adjourned
until tomorrow afternoon, when 1t is ex-
pected the final session will be held.
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To BIO Tried By Court Martial.
WASHINGTON, April 15.-The judge advo-
cate general of the navy to-day submitted q
preliminary report to Secretary Tracy in tho
NoCslla case recommending that Commander
McCalla be tried by court martial on charges
to be made public tomorrow, based on the
facts developed during the recent investiga-
ton by a court of inquiry into the late cruise
af the United States corvettee, Enterprise.
and ordered the full court which is to meet
at the New York navy yard on Tuesday next.
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KIIleain a Collisisn.

ST.. Lou rs, No., April 1.-THE vsstibuls
train on the Kansas City branch Of the Chi
caao and Alton railroad collided with =
freight train near Laconis, No., early this
morning. The fireman of the freight engine
was killed by the baggage car of the express
train rolling upon him and the engines, bag
gage and express cars were badly smashed.
The passengers were badly shaken mp, but
BY the engineer of tho freight train.
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FOX BALE,
c-R< Brockett & Tuttle Surry, pole and
&a[6 shafts, $500; also New Haven Carriage
CO. bucEboard with shafts, $75. Both traps in
good order. -
ap16 It " MALLE9
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LOST.

FOR RENT,
- Lower part Of house No. II Cottage street.
IA Six rooms and bath room. In good repair.
ADDRESS .-, .
aDrl6 ut 157 YORK STREET.
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Now Houses for Sale.
- All INV house9 in New Haven located on
NI nice resident streets; all new, with Al conve.
nicpces. AZ built them and own tnemI can
I'll I'll 4 much lower price than you can dupncate
the ssmo property, Bold . number; some OF tne
best left. Look q Photographic OF some o. them IN
WindoW of n r. Smith 3 shoe store. 1oo Chapel %.
GEoRaE L. AUsTN, orRss:1
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FOR SAIL

LOST,
80 Young Newfoundland dog; black, with
AeD white front feet and breast; leather col
lar; suitable reward. B. HARTLEY,
apis it, Weet haven.
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FARM FOR SALE

West Cheshire Conn.
~ Dwelling house, barn. fine stabling, two
I'll wells fne water, i've springs OF water on farm
X Fine dairy and poultry farm. Twenty acres
good meadow land. twenty-five acres hne pasture
land, twenty acres good woodland. Location hrst
class 1--WE minutes walk to North Hampton railroad
depot. Fourteen miles to New Haven, Conn
Address VIM SIDNEY FEM.
apri6 inns New Haven, Conn.
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CHICAGO. April 15.-H. B. Stone, vice
president of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railway, has sent in his resignation to
take effect June l., Mr.. Stone rstires from
the railway which he has 90 long managed
| to assume the presidency OF the Chicago and
other telephone companies.
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FOR SALE.

~ LARGE, modern frame house, nat style.
I'LL two families, nine rooms each; separate
lQ entrances, cellars furnaces ETC.; condition.
location class; owner lives lower part; upper
well rented for reason selling. price. etc address
apl6 at BOX 302, CITY:
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Desirable Rent,
~ "a Sylvan avenue, second floor, modern ina
III ANDREW GOODMAN,
ap16 tf 1862 Crown street.
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General Hospital Society.
A SPECIAL meeting Of the General Hospital So
IA ciety Of Connecticut will be held at the rooms
OF the Board of Health Friday evening, April 49, at
745 O'clock to consider the proposed plans for the
Ellen M Giffords Home for 1ncurabes
ani6 AZ r. H BISHOP, Secretary.
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Sch Hattie Giles. Griffin, Phila.. water pipes
Sch E. A. Chesebro, Nash, Stonington, guano.
Sch Z. Holway. Bry ant, Calais. lumber
Sch Terrapin. Hanna, do. Go.
Sch A. F. Kindberg. Kendall, N. Y.
Sch Sch W ch sHs0. Rssna Rr do
NOTICE.
In order to bring the superior qualisies of the
JOURNAL AND COURIER
"a an advertising medium within reach of all,
ONE CENT A WOKD
for each insertion will hereafter be charged
for WANTS, RENTS and other small mis-
cellaneous advertisements.
The Canineton Publishing Co.
FOR RENT,
Dwelling Hsn house ss sss o Ma1sg WHITE
i!l apl6 Ct 80 Church street.
FOR RENT,
ss o'F i So
FOR SALE.
u SHOW CASE refrigerator in good repair;
apis a 1T largo 0ne '0' sss ecH1pEL STREET.
FOR SALE,
JACKSON Cooler, nearly new; suitable for meat
or stoTs can Be ia At 1apsa H.
FOR RENT.
- No. 2e6 Crown street, suitable for large
'A spis 81 81 '0A'0'l'' l 4: Il: T6RLBURT:
FOR SALE,
Horse weighing 1850 hbs ia works no ws both 81
GKANNIss cor Elm st. and %s saI Ha. ave
Desirable Rent,
~ "a Sylvan avenue, second floor, modern ina
provemen's' In %dEbsS e GOODMAN,
apl6tf 1862 Crown street.
FOR RENT,
- Lower part Of house No. II Cottage street.
M Six rooms and bath room. In good repair.
.Sris 81 1877 YORK STREET.
- Young Newfoundland dog; black, with
49, white front feet and breast; leather col
api6 its West Haven.
FOR SALE,
oNRA A Breckett & .Tuttle surry, pole and
G4Q6 shafts, $500; also New Haven Carriage
Go. DucEboard with shafts, $75 Both traps IN
sT splS Il E. MALLEY.
LOST.
PETwEEN 10 College Direct and Center church
l.
The finder viii confer favor and be suitably re-
"s spie s. ~ RETURNING ~ " IS COLLEGE STREET.
FOR RENT,
~ Five rooms, 81 Beers street
Lower part, six rooms, So Beers street,
-. a.. JAMES :, 3 s,s sM s11s...
TO RENT FROM MAY list,
~ STORE No. $40 Chapel street known as
| iil Boston grocery: to have new front and
| ap16 1t E. MALLEY.
FOR SALE,
IA LARGE, modern frame house, nat style.
::l two families. nine rooms each; separate
location rst class; owner lives lower part; upper
well rented for reason selling price ETC. S address
ap!e4tt BOX So2 CITY:
| General Hospital Society.
A SPECIAL meeting Of the &c Sss u Esp
Of the Board Of Health Friday evening, April 10. 81
ao1ds
apl6 at T. II. BISHOP. Secretary
FARM FOR SALE
West Cheshire Conn.
well. ns xassa springs oi
Fine dairy ana poultry farm scr.. ns ya sSlr
essnsy .cIes good weodand
class 1--WE minutes walk to North Hampton railroad
Address VIM SIDNEY FEM.
aprl6 Inns New Haven, Oonn.
District Of New Haven, s.. Probate Court,
| April 18th, 1880. I
| TSTATE Of SARAH g. DICKERMAN, late o
| III New Haven, in said district, deceased.
| The Court Of Probate for the district OF New ia
or shs Il
| hibit their claims for settlement. Those who neg
| lect to present their accounts properly attestec
| within said time, will be debarred recovery. a.
| persons indebted to said estate are requested
| make immediate payment to
JAMES GARDNER CLARK.
apl6 2dlw Administrator.
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Desirable Rel

FOR SALE,
~ Horse Weighing 1850 lbs works well both
4S single lind double. Price $o5. Inquire OF
]. W, GRANNISS. cor. Elm st. and Savin ave-,
ani8 AFT West Haven.
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DEATHS.

BECKLEY-In this city, April Is, Abigail H
Beckley, relict of the late Ralph b. Beckey. aged
Prayers at the residence Of her son, G.. F. Beck!ey,
1855 Spring street, Thursday, April II. at II
a m. Interment at Meriden.
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FOR RENT.

~ 1906 building lots located near the Shelton
hi avenue horse railroad and one block from
IH ,Dixwell avenue.
Also rs building lots running from Railroad ave
nue. to Railroad Grove, Savin Book, West Haven.
The above lots will be sold cheap and on reason
able terms by applying to
II. CREEGAN.
ana em 144 Carlisle street, New Haven.
The sun., 1890-01-22

and no vote could bo voted exoept IN these ens
vsiopes A man might taRe his vile and chill
dren around him and mako up HE vote and
put IL in that envelope. and whatever ne made
up after his full judgment was convinced ne
voted. and that vote must be counted unless
there were two votes In the envelope. and then
both we're thrown out No man could coerce
voter, because no man was able to tell what
was in that envelope. We had that two years
In this manner sumner was once elected py q
majority OF one ballot against much OPPOSE
ton and hastened the cause OF freedom ior
the slave more than twentyiyears tApplausel
Now, that was a secret ballot for the Demo-
Gratis to cling to. II gave them power in this
state, legitimately. properly, by giving every
man his vote.
But the mantle OF Elijah fell on Elisha when
Elisha was not big enough to catch It, The doc
trines OF Democracy do not trouble the gentle
men much who dine at the fremont House.
They don't know them. They are too younRto
know.them. They will learn them by and by
through the rough medium OF defeat for
seres OF years until new generation shall
grow up with Democratic feeling. with Demo-
cratic minds with Democratic thought with
Democratic instinct. and Democratic learning,
which they will value above the question OF
petty offloes for petty men.
now RentleHen' L VIII closo ny H"JlhH th"s
without the slightest possible interest in the
question other than as q citizen OF country
that l love. whose institutions want to pre-
servo, in whose future have hopes. am led
to criticse anything that think is going
wrong. have given you tho result OF tho eX-
perience of q life OF more than seventy years.
fifty of which have been passed as lawyer, or
perhaps had better say as member OF the
bar. lLaughter.l have boen politician that
was always in politics, and In my time without
hope of election, because with WhiG majority
against US we never had hope till We got the
secret ballot. I am giving you that experience
for your guidance, and 1t has at least the bcne-
fit OF coming from one who loves his country,
and one who has seen every phase Of It's insti-
tutions. lGreat applause.l