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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-05-27
Executors Notice /!
THE UNDERSIGNED. It

Il Executor of the Will of GEORGE C..
WILLIAMS, deceased, hereby gives notice to
all persons having claims against the said
Estate to present the same with the vouchers,
duly authenticated to the said Executors,
at the office of VIM. R. Castle, in Honolulu,
within six months from the date hereof or they
will be forever barred. Persons owing said
estate or having property or effects belonging
thereto will please pay the same or make return
thereof at said office at once
CHARLES NJ. COOKE,
WILLIAM r. CASTLE,
Executors Will of Geo. G. Williams.
Dated Honolulu, Nav 81 1890 132E4t
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Capt. Alderman came down on
the Irmgard from San Francisco, to
take charge of his vessel the barken-
tine Geo. G. Perkins which arrived
last week from Peru.
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If the drivers of the Hawaiian
Hotel Stables and the United CARR
age Company play a game of base
ball, look out for some fun.
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Executrix's Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
i ing been duly appointed Executrix with
the viii annexed of the Estate of JOSE
ESPINDA, late of Lahaina, Island Of Maui,
deceased: Notice is hereby given 70 all parties
having claims against said estate, whether
secured by mortgage or otherwise to present
their claims duly authenticated to the under
signed within six months from date or they will
be forever barred; and all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment TO the undersigned.
MARIA ESPINDA,
Executrix with the Will annexed of the estate
of Jose Espinda, deceased.
Lahaina, Maui, May 81, 1890. 132Ht
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Mem advertisements.
Mortgages Notice Of Fore
closure.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
4 provisions Of a certain mortgage made BY
DAME, Kaaha and Laie (w) his wife. Of Phiwa,
Honolulu. Island of Oahu, TO +. c. Lowrey OF
said Honolulu, dated February 18th, 1888, re-
corded in Liber iOT, page $40; notice is hereby
given that the mortgage intends to foreclose
the some for condition broken, to wit: non
payment of interest.
Notice is likewise given that after the expira-
ton Of three weeks from the date of his notice.
the property conveyed By said mortgage will be
advertised for sale at public auction, 1t the
auction rooms OF j. F. Morgan, in Honolulu.
on MONDAY, the 18th day of June, 1890. at II
noon Of said day.
Further particulars can be had Of W. R..
Castle.
Dated Honolulu, May 18th, 1890.
f. c. LOWREY.
Mortgagee:-
The premises covered by said mortgage con-
sist of: All OF that certain tract of land situate
in Puiwa. Honolulu, aforesaid, containing an
area of A-lOO acres being one halt Of the pre-
misses set forth In L. G. A. 1341 to Kanakahou
and set of to this mortgagor by deed of parti-
ton recorded in Liber 20 page 1893. and also the
house and structures thereon situate.
lQ-Af
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SUPREME COURT.
MONDAY, Nav 10.
BEFORE M'cULLY, ).

MONDAY, may L.
BEFORE M'cULLY, ).
Maria Comes da Silva VS.. Joaquin
Comes da Silva. Petition for temp
orary separation. A Rosa for plain
tiff; w. A. Whiting for defendant.
In probate, estate of Charles Hast
ings Judd, deceased. Petition for
probate of will. Partly heard and
further continued. G. L. Carter for
petitioner.
BEFORE BICKERToN, ].
In re bankruptcy of Quong Yuen
& Co. of Honolulu. Petition of bank
rupts for discharge. Continued for
thirty days.
BEFORE BICKERTON, J.
WEDNESDAY, May 81.
Waikiki Sugar Company VS.. VIM.
Dean. Bill in equity for redemp-
ton of mortgage. Heard, argued
and submitted. G. L. Carter for
plaintiffs; w. r. Castle for defend
ants.
THURSDAY, May %.
BEFORE M'oULLY, J.
In probate, estate of Sarah B.
Whitney of Honolulu, Oahu, de-
ceased. Petition of Benjamin Whit
ney, administrator, with the will an
ne1ed, for allowance Of accounts and
discharge. His Honor ordered that
the accounts be allowed, petitioner
discharged and his bond cancelled.
w. A. Whiting for Mrs. F. B. Auer-
bach, devisee; administrator per Sc.
BEFORE BICKERToN, J.
FRIDAY, May %.
Maria de Conceicao Ferreira vs..
Julio Ferreira. Motion for alimony,
attorneys fees and costs. The Court
allows plaintiff 50 a week until hear
ing of divorce suit. A Rosa for
plaintiff.
In probate estate of David Ma
naku. w. o. Smith is appointed
administrator under bond of $500.
III. II. Gibson vs.. Isaac Waihai-
oahu ct al. Foreclosure of mort
gage. Return of Marshal. The
Court orders the sale confirmed.
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BORN.

ASHFORD-ln Horolulu, May 10Th, to
the wife of His Elk. c. W. Ashford, At
torney-General, son.
COWAN- At Hamakuapoko, Maui, May
I'D, to the wife of Jas. Cowan, a daughter.
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Special Notices.
MR.. W. F. ALLEN.

HAs AN OFFICE WITH MESsRs. BISHOP
Ii CO., corner of Merchant and Kaahumanz
streets. and he will be pleased to attend to any
business entrusted to him. l224-6m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Lee Yee Tin has full power to sign the
firm name of Quong Wah On & Co. from
this date. QUONG WAH ON & co.
Honolulu, May %, 1890 1324-1t 123-1w
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Corporation Notice.

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
"A the stockholders of the Mokaenui
Sugar Co. held this day at the Office of W.
q. Achi, Esq, in Honolulu. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
w. G. Achi. President
). n Hanuna.--... Vice-President
Enoch Johnson Secretary
D M kaaukal Treasurer
w. ID. Cummings Auditor
The above officers constitute the Board
OF Directors. EEOCH JOHNSON,
Secretary Mokaenui Sugar Co.
Honolulu, May 5. 1880. 1922 iOs-4t
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HAWAII LAND COMPANY, Id.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that al meeting of the Subscribers OF the
above name Company held in Honolulu OAHU
Hawaiian Islands, on May Sd, 1890 1t was voted
to accept the Charter of interpretations granted
by the Hawaiian Government.
Notice Is further given that the limit of said
charter Is Fifty years, and the liability of the
Stockholders limited 10 the amount due and
unpaid on the Shares. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
JAS. II. Boyd. President
Henry Smith. ...Vice-President
W. ". aSlL. secretary
Abraham Fernandez. Treasurer
III. x. Keohokalole.. auditor
W. Acni Manager
And the following were elected as Directors:
William H. Cummings, j. PaakauIa, Enoch
johnson.
Honolulu, May 8. 1890. i39i2t
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The whistle of the Honolulu Steam Planning
Nan Is blown daily by electric signal from the
sur-v.x once precisely at Honolulu mean noon
n sounds again At IS min. 80 sec. past O'CLOCK
o. 10. OF Honolulu mean time. TO correspond
with 12h- 0m- o. A. given oy cnrohoueIers Sc
Co. Greenwich mean time. This .ast is espect-
aIix for the benefit OF marinerF nd jewellers.
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DIED.

RENTON-At Puehuehu, Kohala, Hawaii,
May 18th, Jessie Hind Renton, infant
daughter of H. h. Renton, aged
months.
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WANTED.

A Transfer, WHO is CA
n pable of driving six horse or mule team,
and doing some garden work,
HUMUULA SHEEP STATION CO.,
1316-tf Kalaieha, P. o. Waimea. Hawaii
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WANTED!

A LADY ACCUSTOMED TO
IA Housekeeping desires Holiday engage
nent during either July, August or September,
. cool climate preferred on one Of the other
~ Address; NJ. NJ. Gazette once.
hsy 8. 1891 13z2St
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BEFORE BICKERTON, J.

In re bankruptcy of Quong Yuen
& Co. of Honolulu. Petition of bank
rupts for discharge. Continued for
thirty days.
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KINGS PALACE.
Free. Free. Given AWAY.

Free. Free. Given Away.
AS guessing seems to be the rage we have de-
cided to give our patrons a substantial and use
full present, and every purchaser OF 25 cents or
more is entitled to guess for magnificent
Solid oak bedroom set.
Sixteenth century finish, consisting OF
Ten pieces
/ handsome solid oak bedstead.
/ handsome French beVel plate-gass dresser.
/ handsome combination wash stand.
handsome bedroom chairs.
l handsome rocker
| handsome bedroom table
| towel rack.
All valued at 5000.
We will give the entire outfit to the lucky
guesser on the 3lst day of January, 1891. The
lar of beans will be opened and counted by any
three disnterested gentlemen of this city, and
the person guessing nearest the number shall be
awarded, free of any charge, this magnificent
solid oak bedroom set complete. The set is
now on exhibition in our handsome show win
dows. Call and see it and judge for yourself
Remember, every purchaser of 25 cents or more
entities you to guess. Guess as often as you
please. Guess early and often. Guessing con-
test closes at II p. M, Saturday, the 31st of
January, 1891. During this greatest of all
guessing contests special bargains will prevail
in all departments. Who will be the lucky one?
KINGS PALACE,
S12-S14 Seventh street northwest
Store open evenings during December until
o O'Clock.
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but one business meeting in a year-n Janu-
ary--also allowing fraternal or social meetings
to be held under auspices of the Grand Lodge,
the Grand Master directing the same; third,
creating new committee, to be called the
committee on the state of the order also de-
flning its duties fourth, making the terms
twelve months instead Of six months.
Considerable conjecture prevails as to who
will be elected to the vacant Deputy Grand
Masters chair. The name of the chairman of
the committee on supervision is prominently
mentioned in connection with IT, as also the
present Grand Warden Either of these broth
ers will make frst-class officers.
The semi-annual election of officers in Martha
Washington Lodge d. OF r., resulted as fol-
lows: Sister Matte Bause, Noble Grand;
Sister Johanna Noah, Vice Grand; Bro. Ben
f. Wilkins, Recording Secretary; Sister Susie
G. Harvest, Financial Secretary, and Sister
Roberta IIarner, Treasurer.
Mechanics Lodge No. Is is still booming
Wednesday evening special meeting was held
to confer degrees After the meeting the mem
bers adjourned to the residence of Bro. Donald
son, p. g., where a bounteous spread was in
waiting. Music kept the party in good humor
until late hour
Grand Master Kinney would be pleased to
meet the officers appointed by him to install the
officers-elect of the ensuing term in the Grand
Secretary's room, O. F. Hall, Seventh street
northwest, on Monday or Tuesday evening.
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independent Order of Rechabites.

"a. Nj. Dewey, Ii. u III
Purity Tent No. 4, (Woman's branch) Odd
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, announces an in
terestng programme for tomorrow night
The trustees of the Grand Tent of the Dis
trict have decided TO strictly carry out the
instructions of the Grand Tent at its last meet
ing.
Friendship Tent No. 73, having changed its
meeting night to Saturday, is now favored with
visitors at every meeting, no other tent meeting
on that night.
The Eagle Juniors will visit the Friendship
Juniors in Red Mems Hall next Saturday even
ing. The Friendship Juniors had several can
didates for initiation last evening.
The Eagle and Friendship Juniors made
favorable impression in their neat regalia on
s. Alexandria, last Monday evening.
High Secretary Treasurer l.. II. Patterson
has during the past week sent supplies for
tents in North Carolina. Virginia, Michigan,
Indiana, Illinois, Maryland, and Pennsylvania.
Redemption Tent No. 144 will hold a series
of debates on temperance topics at each meet
ing. Grand Chaplain w. II. Douglas and Bro.
NJ. E. Byrne will be the principal participants
at the next meeting.
The musical and literary entertainment of
Virginia Tent No. 5, Alexandria, Monday even
ing, was a grand success. The Washington
delegation was received at the depot in Alexan-
dria by committee of Virginia Tent. Chief
Ruler George Lyles was master of ceremonies,
and High Chief Ruler A. M. Dewey made q
historical address. A luncheon was served.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-21

Ruler s. l.. Cole, went to Macon, Ga, last
week and organized Macon Tent No. 3, with
forty-four charter members.
Columbia Tent No. conferred degrees on
four candidates Monday. High Secretary Ma
honey addressed the meeting.
Grand Chief Ruler Lee has about ended his
vistations. His reception by the different tents
shows the orders appreciation Of the man.
High Secretary Mahoney reports the organi-
zation of a tent in Paterson, N. j., Cleveland,
Ohio, and New Haven, Conn, during the week.
Cammacl1 Tent No. Sc initiated two members
Tuesday. The Grand Tent visitation, speeches,
and a supper kept the one hundred and twenty
members present until midnight
Naomi Tent No. 3 (Ladies) had three initia-
tions on Wednesday night. The "good of the
order' was enlivened with remarks by Miss
Rosa Poates, Miss Agnes Catterton, Miss Ella
Fry, Miss Maggie Canter Miss Irene Roche,
Mrs Mary E. Crawford, and Mr.. L. Milstead.
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DER, with the powers, rights, and privileges, and
subject to the limitations duties, and restrictions
which by law appertain thereto
WITNESS my official signature hereunto sub
scrfbed, and the seal of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts hereuuto affixed, this twelfth day
of May in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety.
lsEAL. HENRY B. PIERCE.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
OBtcers Of the Stt1rene Lodge of the Progressive
Benefit Order-Past Supreme President, Lewis A.
Drake, of Boston; Supreme President, Thomas
Davey. of Somerville; Supreme Vice President,
John K. Wigbtman, of Boston; Supreme Secre-
tary, Richard H. Archibald, of Boston; Supreme
Treasurer. W, G, Baker, of Boston M. 7. Quimby,
Trustee of Boston; l.. A. Drake, on Finance, of
Boston; w. A. Baker, on Laws, Cambridgeport.
For information call on address any of the
following-named officers of Capital Lodge No. 265
which meets every second and fourth Wednes-
day evening, at o'clock, at Scottish Rite Hall,
1908 G street northwest
COME AND JOIN US AND GET
500 IN ONE YEAR
/. CAMS, President,
Manager Lansburgh Bros.
HARRY d. LETCHER, Secretary,
937 and 939 L street northwest.
S. J.. KOHN District Organizer,
del 937 and $50 f street northwest.
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The Progressive Benefit Order.

The order, which pays 500 in one year,
is in it's infancy yet and has been one OF
the most successful fraternal orders ever insti-
tuted. 1t was incorporated seven months
ago and has issued over 1900 certificates
The order admits ladies and gentlemen on
equal terms, paying each of its members
500 in one year and $40 weekly sick
benefits by levying assessments of SO each,
which in all probability will not exceed
eighteen III the year. Capitol Lodge No. 265
was instituted on November 26, at Scottish Rite
Hall, and meets the second and fourth Wednes-
day evenings of each month. The following are
the officers elected and installed: Isaac Cans,
President; Leonard r. Vinton, Vice President;
Harry ID. Letcher, Secretary; y. L. Kohn, Treas
urer; Henry Shute, Marshal; William Baum,
Guard. In another column will be found full
prospectus of the order.
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independent Order Mechanics.

Lafayette Lodge No. 13 held an interesting
meeting Thursday. Bro. w. B. Tippett, who
has been i'll for four weeks with pneumonia, is
now able to sit up Mr. j. s. Browning and w.
H. Ferguson were elected members. Mr.. E.
Bullock made application for membership. The
following We're put in nomination: For Worthy
Master, G. o. Horton; Junior Masters, O'Brien
and Steele; Recording Secretary, j. A. Pagan;
r. B. Wilson; Conductor, w. U. Watson;
Chaplain, Steele and Selby. This lodge will
hold short session on Christmas Day, at 6
o'clock for important business.
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Order of the Iron Hall,

AT the late regular meeting of Iron Hall No.
STA, held on the 18th instant at 1907 g street
northwest, the annual election was held. The
officers elect are: Maj. William M. King, 1928
Fourteenth street northwest, Chief Justice;
N. j. Hay, Vice Justice; W. H. Keith, Adjuster;
John N Foster, Prelate; j. e. Borland, Herald;
w. j. Davidson, Vldette; II. G. Lochte, Watch
man; Ralph Jenkins M. D., Medical Examiner;
T. 1. Sparks G.. B. Nooks, D. L. Korn, Trus-
tees
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Independent order OF Odd Follows

independent oruer oh Ouu Fellows.
Harmony Lodge No. o are preparing 10 hold
an entertainment about the 10th of January.
Covenant Lodge No. l3 are having the prop
erty they secured adjoining their hall put in
condition for the use of the lodge.
The members Of Martha Washington Lodge
have ftiingly showed their appreciation of the
services Of Bro. 5. +. TreSlaI, z. q.
Martha Washington Lodge conferred the Re
bekah degree upon four candidates at its last
meeting. The membership now is eighty-fiye.
Washington Lodge No. G tomorrow night
hold musical and literary entertainment at
National Rifles Hall, for the benefit OF the
widows OF the lodge. Dancing will follow.
Its rumored that Bro. Sherwood before his
initiation Ia Mechanics Lodge purchased
goat on which 10 practice traditional evolution.
Bro. $. now adyertises an experienced goat for
sale.
Naomi Rebekah Degree Lodge No. elected
the following officers for the next six months:
NJ e., Julana Allan; Y. e., Irene IreXler. X.
S. Sarah Nj. Sanderson; +. s., Rebeeea Giles;
Treasurer, Eliza A. Thompson.
The following amendments are pending In the
Grand Lodge and come up for action at the
semi-annual session January a. 1891: First,
changing night Of meeting from the second TO
the third Wednesday In January and July;
second, changing the law SO that there shall be
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Improved Order of Red Men.

At the regular meeting of Onondaga Tribe
No. 10, Improved Order of Red Men, on the
18th, the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: Prophet, William H. King;
sachem, Joseph Q. Reay; Senior Sycamore, R.
F. Hartnett; Junior Sycamore, L. Hummer;
ming; Trustees, Joseph Acton, William II.
King, and William Schnebel. The Tribe had
an interesting meeting, and several pale faces
were adopted.
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independent Order of fRechabites,

It. u. Dbl DC, IT. 2, NJ
Union Tent No. 30 (Juniorl initiated four
members Wednesday.
Cammack Tent No. 81, Junior, is preparing
for an entertainment.
George C. Thompson Tent No. 4initiated two
members on Thursday
Grand Chief Ruler j. G. Lee will start shortly
on tour of Virginia to organize tents.
charter for ladies' tent is Ebeing pushed
by Deputy Grand Chief Ruler E. w. Kirby.
Thirty members of Georgia Tent No. 15l,
under the leadership of Deputy High Chief
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A Gard.
Store o
o O'Clock.

The celebrated To-Kalon wines can only be
obtained in this city, at the regularly established
agency, Ga Fourteenth street.
These are among the best California brands,
and have attained wide reputation from their
sterling quality.
To-KALoN.
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NEWS OF THE LODGES.
MANY MATTERS OF INTEREST TO MEM
BEHs or THE FRATERNITIEs.

A Graphic Description of the Passion
Play at oberammergau-Not of the
Golden Cross-Activity Among the Odd
Fellows. the Rechabites, Etc.
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paying the following Benefits:
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The following Masonic bodies meet upon The
evenings Of the ensuing week:
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TILE QUINTET.

cato Is not to be heard with grave
face. Tho song OF the Duke, allegro
marziale. is without special value; but
tho ballad for Luiz is little gem. In
sscveraI respects the Savoy operas are far
superior to any contemporary work OF
the sort. and this ballad furnishes an
example Mr.. Gilbert has adopted the
style OF tho Seventeenth century poet
though for some reason he has chosen to
date the opera at later period, 1900
and Sir Arthur has entered into the
spirit OF the words with wonderful feel
ing and refinement. Such work Is, II
may be feared, wasted on many hearers.
but it will be cordially appreciated by
those who bavo perception. Tessa's
song, "When "a Merry Maiden Marrics,"
is again an instance Of sympathetic ex-
preston.
II is bright, with just touch Of senti-
ment; while Giarvntta's air, kind sir,
you cannot have the heart our lives to
part" is equally charming, though In
some respects the reverse of Tcssa's song
In trcatmcnt--sentimcnt slightly pre-
dominates, but there Is a light undercur.
rent OF humor. So we come to the quar-
tet, "Then ono of us will be a queen" a
burst of unmitigated joyousness and fun.
Once more we find the happy blending Of
sentiment and the gentlest humor in the
verses, with the beautiful refrain of 20
my darling. o my pet" which the brides
sing to their departing lords. And we
have spoken of tho melody and signifi-
canoe of tho music without mentioning
one Of its chief sources Of fascination
the instrumental scoring, full Of grace,
fancy and suggestivcness The horns
have had deal to do that is always curl
ously effective; the other brass instru.
mcnts are very seldom employed. but the
woodwind is constantly called into requi.
sition; and the writing for flute, clarinet,
oboe and bassoon will remain model OF
what can be accomplished when perfect
taste Is united TO thorough mastery of
orchestral resource. Passing OH to the
second act, we would direct the special
attention of the hearer, IL hc be musi-
clan, to the accompaniment Of the tenor
song, Take pair of sparkling eyes" a
captivating melody in G-lat major, six.
eight time, the rhythm recalling the cir.
cumstancc that Marco has been Condo.
lier, and SO acquainted with barcarolles.
Tho chords aroexceptionally rich. and at
the same time singularly delicate, wood
wind being joined with pizzicato vioins.
AS for the cachuca, the writing Of it mus,
have been an easy task for Sir Arthur
but il MATES great hit, as, happily, does
tho quartvt In contemplative fash
ion," which dauiilss cost the composer
good deal OF tliUJght.