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Arizona republican., 1891-09-09
TARIFF PICTURES.

N. r. Press: The shearer and dssis- taats in Jvur iin plate mills m Wales get in the aggregate
 $I0.Is day. In Piasburg's black sheet mile, which already do the work of making tin plaie up to immersing ihs sheet iron in melted tan, the sams mea in four mttls sarn in the aggregate $ss.00.
Arizona republican., 1891-09-09
AGENCIEs.
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

THE REPUBLICAN will not be responsible Tor any bills unless contracted on written order VI W. L. VAIL, Manager.
Arizona republican., 1891-09-09

WITH it's usual push and energy tine REPUBLICAN is enabled to accommodate the convention with the rules as offered by the committee. They will be found in another column. A.. -... ..
Arizona republican., 1891-09-09
NOTICE..

1 respectfully inform my friends and the pub lie, that carry on dying, repairing and gen oral clothe cleaning establishment on Monte. zuma street south end of A. W. Byers, plain ing mill. and spare no pains to please those who may favor me with their patronage.
 J. VII DouGLAs.
Arizona republican., 1891-09-09
FRUIT PICTURES.

James Loneu, of Pomona, recsired for tro acres of prunss $iI00, per acre
 S550.
Arizona republican., 1891-09-09
Mas GRAHAM's
 Cucumber Elder Flower Cream
Mas cRAhAM,s

It Is not cosmetic in the sense in which that term Is popularly used. but permanently beau tifles 1t creates a Aoft, smooth, clear velvety skin. and by daily use gradually makes the com. plexion several shades whiter. It is a constant protection from the effects of sun and wind and prevents sunburn and freckles, and black. heads, will never come while you use It. It eleanses the face far better than does soap and water, nourishes and builds up the skin tissues and those prevent the formation of wrinkles. It gives the freshness, clearness and smooth ness of the skin that you had when little girl. Every lady, young or old ought to use tt, es IL gives most youthful appeara,ice to any lady, and that permanently It contains no acid, powder or alkali, and is as harrlless as dew and as nourishing to the skin as dew Is to the flow CT. Price S1.OO, At all druggists and hair iressers, or ct Mrs Gsryaise Graham's esta ablish- ment lO3 Post Street, San Francisco, where she treats ladies for all blemishes Of the face Dy fig. nre Ladies at distance treated by letter Send stamp for her httle book "How to be Beauti. fuL" .. ..Ea.. 4 ..ss
 SAMPLE BOTTLE mailed free
Arizona republican., 1891-09-09
CAUTION

nFFlCE OF THE CITRUS WATER COM. O pany, San Bernardino, California Ill per. sons, are cautioned against purchasing any claim of w. J. Morgan against the Citrus Water Com. pany the ainebeing In an unsettled condition.
 JAMES k. MACK. Secretary
Arizona republican., 1891-09-09
AGagd yields per acre

and p,erents Gre acres of fruit bel aised.
Arizona republican., 1891-09-09
SAMPLE BOTTLE

to any lady on receipt of 10 cents in stamps to pay for postage and packing Lady Agents iynutnl .....
Arizona republican., 1891-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

NIISS MAY G. McELWAIN, sTENOGRA M pher and Typewriter. Room 13, Moni hon Building, PhRnix, A. T. Typewriting . speciality. Satisfaction guaranteed both as to price and style of work.
Arizona republican., 1891-09-09

THE kEPuBIrcAs is the ouly newspaper be- tween Galveston, Texas, and Los Angeles, Call fornis, which publishes the full tslegrsph'e re ports of the Associated Press--the largest news gathering agency in the world.
Arizona republican., 1891-09-09
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,

At Two Dollars is less than any other weekly in the Territory and is the equal not better than any other week y in the Territory.
Arizona republican., 1891-09-09

COSMOPOLITAN Gives i5a6 Pages 1900
 and is fully worth the Money Asked Pay for It.
Arizona republican., 1891-09-09
TwANu,

yNJANTED "A BOY AT THE REPUBLICAN, w ofice. Not less than IA years of age. yKYANTED A FEW FIRST CLASS MILCH WV Cows thai will come fresh from october to January. O. L. GIBBS.
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FATHER IGNATIUs' BOLD WORDS.
He Arraigns Episcopal Ciergymen at an Ex
citing Meeting In New York.

He Arraigns Episcopal Ciergymen at an Ex-
citing Meeting I'm New York.
New YoRK, May AT Chickering Hall yes
terday afternoon Father Iguatius, the Anglican
monk held the most extraordinary meeting
Of his present crusade against what it has
pleased him to term "The bold reputation OF
Christian religion in the Episcopal church u
Father Ignatius in his address demanded that
Rev. Heber Newton be expelled from the church
or compelled to retrnct his views, which were
simply those of X. g. Ingersoll
Father Ignatius commanded all those who
were ON the Lords side either to Join him on
the platform or rise in their places in the audi
torium. Several clergy men mounted the plat
form in response to this appeal. When he asked
the people who believed with him to rise
and large proportion Of the audience re-
NAMED seated from an evident aversion ia
taking sides or making themselves conspicuous
he cried loudly that these should remember
that he construed their lukewarmness as evil
dence that they denied the miraculous birth
and resurrection OF Christ. Everybody then
got mp.
When the above climax was reached Father
Ignatius' face streamed Precipitation. He
gasped for breath and seemed to grasp his
reading desk for support. He confessed that in
the past few days ne had been afflicted with
fainting spells and feared that another Of them
might PROSTATE him any minute.
At the close Of the meeting the platform was
literally besieged by the enthusiastic audience
With difficulty Father Ignatius tore himself
from their eager hands, entered his coupe and
was driven to his hotel where for some hours
he lay completely Frustrated. He was unable
10 preach last evening.
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Maryland League Of RepublicanClubs
Will Meet On Wednesday.
DETECTIVES ON THE BARNABY CASE
Ex-Secretary Taft Suffers Another
Relapse.
FATHER IGNATIUS' BOLDNEss.
AN IMPORTANT GATHERING.
Convention Of the Maryland League of Re-
publican Clubs.

publican CIubs.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
BALTIMORE. May 4.-The annual convention
of the State League of Republican Clubs will
meet in the annex of the Concordia Opera
House in this city on Wednesday at noon. The
meeting will be the most important since the
organization of the state league three years
ago.
An effort will be made to further the work.
ing of the plan of party government adopted
by the recent republican state convention and
to bring all elements together. The convention
will take issue with the address prepared last
week by the Maryland Democratic Ed
itorial Association that the campaign
must be made on national issues
and will call special attention to the state issues
involved. 1t will heartily indorse the election
of Gen. Clarkson Us president Of the national
league, and will follow for the most part the
line of action Of the national convention of
league clubs at Cincinnati.
Steps will be taken to carry out the recon-
mendations of the executive committee of the
national league and establish a lectureship in
every state and county.
There are about sixty clubs in the Maryland
State League and a large representation is ex-
pected. In the last convention sixty-one clubs
were represented. All these are in good con-
dition and only one has withdrawn
since that time-the Eighteenth Ward
Club of this city, which withdrew
in consequence of factional disputes and will
probably be renstated at this meeting. Maj.
Joseph c. Smith, president Of the state league,
will preside.
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Washington Stock Exchanp.

Sales-Regular call-l2 o'clock H.: Washington
and Georgetown Railroad Convertible Is, $1,000
at 1872 81 100 at 1879; $500 at 139; $1,000 at l9y;
s. 200 at 1891: $500 at 12sk. L. g. Is, rcg 1900
at 1zIk. Traders National Bank, 10 ut lis. Wash
ington Gas, 25 at AN rs at Az; rs at AZ; IS at
Az. American Graphophonc, 50 at So. WASH
ington Loan and Trust Company. % at 9sh.
Government Bonds U. s. registered, l9Os, 1905
District OF Columbia Bonds-Per imp Ga, 1891,
gold, lo2 bid, lo2h asked. Per imp. 49, 1891, cur
rency. 1929. bid. asked. Market stock, Is, 1892,
bid, asked 9o-year fund. S., 1879, gold. iS1 BID
Water stock. IS 1871, currency. ia1k bid, - asked
se-year fund, ss. gold, 1872, 1l5 bid, - asked.
s.S5s, 1921, fund, currency. lie bid. lis asked
Miscellaneous Bonds-W ashingrOh ana George
town kailroad, io4o, Is, lol bid. IUs asked. Wash
iDgtOn and Georgetown Railroad Convertible Is.
Us bid, l2Sz asked Masonic Hall Association,
IS. 1865, 124z bid. - asked. Washington Market
Company, lstmortgage 6s, no bid, asked WASH
ingtOn Market Company, imp. Is. 100 bid, - asked.
American Security and Trust Company, 5s 100 bid,
asked. Washington Light infantry list mortgage,
Gas Light Company, series A, Go, lzs bid, -
asked. Washington Gas Light Company, series
b, Is, I2s1 bid, - asked. Washington Gas Com
pany Convertible 6, lbs bid. $40 asked.
National Bank Stocks-Bank OF Washington ~
bid, 44Y asked. Bank of Republic, go bid, asked
Metropolitan. $50 bid 800 asked: Central, 800 bid
Second, 1888 bid. = asked. Farmers and Me-
chanics'. 1887 bid. 2os asked citizens. 10 bid,
isp asked hid coumSts w 6sa Es asked csp
1902 asked. Traders, lis bid, llsf as-ei. Lincoln,
1Ol bid. l04 asked.
railroad Stocks-Washngton and Georgetown,
z32 bid, 245 asked Metropolitan. lie bid, 1875 asked
Columbia. IS bid, Is asked. Capitol and North .
street, 81 bid, 531z asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home, So bid, So asked. Georgetown and Ten
leyfown, Is bid. Is asked.
Insurance Stocks-firemens, Il bid, IS asked.
Franklin, 55h bid, - asked. Metropolitan, 80 bid
asked. National Union, Is bid, u asked Arlington,
lIs bid, asked. Corcoran, IS bid, asked. CO.
umbia, 'l6L bid, II asked. German-American
ls5 bid, - asked. Potomac, 50 bid, 81 asked
Riggs, bid, asked Peoples, 81 bid, 5X
asked. Lincoln, bid, On asked commercial,
"A bid, Az asked
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title 12O
bid, I4O asked. Columbia Title, 81 bid, az asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Wa shingIon Gas,
.441s bid 49, asked Georgetown Gas, ~ old U. s.
Electric Light, 1855 bid, - asked.
Telephone StOcks--Pennsylvania 25k bid asked
Chesapeake and Potomac. IS bid, 60 asked Amer
lean GraphOphone, ga bid, 81 asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks - bull Run Panorama
Company, 154 bid. rs asked. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, X bid, asked. Interocean Building
safe deposit and Trust companies-Naaonai
Safe Deposit bid, asked. Washington
Safe Deposit Company, s1l0 bid, asked. WASH
ington Loan and Trust Company, S6L bid, 81
asked. American Security and Trust Company
1917 bid SOY asked.
sEy. dividend
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Doctors Who Are Here to Attend the Grea,
Convention.

6re8t
Convention.
Parlor 10 st willard's was~crowded all today
with physicians who were registering ~ men,
bers Of the American Medical Association, which
meets tomorrow.
Among those who had registered this after
noon were the following: Jerome Cochrane,
mer, Ala; Chas P. Cook, New Albany, Ind;
James H. Hamilton, Biddeford, VT; Melchior
B. Strickler, Washington, ID. c.: John Cur
wen, Warren, Pa. W. W. Dawson, Cincinnati,
Lawrence H. Prince. Batavia, ILL.,; John b.
Lindsey. Nashville; John B. Hamilton, Wash
Albert L. Gihon, United States navy;
Simeon s. French, Battle Creek, Mich:
J: Wesley Bovee, Washington, d. c.;
Charles Richard Early, Ridgwny, Pa;
Washington F. Peck, Davenport. Iowa; Walter
Marshall, Texas; Andrew J. Fuller, Bath, Me-;
Nicholas Juhman, st. LOUIS George Wythe
Cook. Washington. d. c.; Howard II. Barker,
Washington, d. c.; 2. Duncan Buckley, New
York; Flemmiug Carron, Ann Harbor, Mich.
Portland, Me-. Joseph F. Cottrell, Washington,
d. c.; Thomas A. Foster. Portland, Me-; John
G: Brooks, Paducah, KY; W. 7. Briggs. Nash
vile; Charles W. Brewer, Washington. ID.
G.; James F. A. Adams, Berkshire, Mass.
H. Brown, Hustonyille, Ky: Geo. 8. Allen, New
A. Atchinson, Nashville; F. NJ. Daily, Beloit,
Kan; Robert r. Andrews, Cambridge. Mass.
Thomas d. Crothers, Hartford, Conn.
Chas. W. Franzoni, Washington, DC; James
Chicago; John W. Carhart, Lampasas. Tex.
". E. B. Davis. Birmingham, Ala;
Henry d. Fry, Washington, DC; Judson B.
Afford. Grand Rapids, Ohio; Arthur K. Aucker,
st. Paul; Richard C. Dean, U.S.N.; John Mills
prn L Ion
Warren E. Anderson, Pensacola, Fla; Chas. s.
Bond, Richmond, Ind; Richard J. Dun
gibson, Philadelphia; John Aulde, Phila-
delphis; John Avery, Greenyille, Mich;
Burwell A. Duncan, West Point; Miss;
Chandler, baltimore; William Il. Hawkes.,
Washington; D. R. Hagner, Warrington; Frank
mond, Ind; VIM. J. Herchnan, Ann Arbor,
Mich; Warren L. Beebe, st. Cloud
nn e. Rossr, " A Aurr King beo, ws;ningSn
Alsernon s. Barnes, St Louis; Michael N.
Leahy, Chicago; W. F. Kendall, Meridian,
Miss: VIM. Lee, Washington, D. c.; John H
Mundell, Washington; j. N. Mccormack
Bowling SSrsen KY MasrSaer Rs MrnsSs
Lake ,as,..a eeney % Wis; jaime, 7; Reeve.
Canton, Ohio; Charles B. Powell, Abba, Iowa;
William Drummond Middleton, Daven-
port. Iowa; Daniel E. Nelson, Chattanooga,
Tenn; Charles Robert Ogiesby, Pensa-
cola, Fla; Louis Mackall, Georgetown; John
Edwin Mason, Manchester, N. H.; John H.
Rauch, Springfield, H.; Vim. o. Roberts,
Louisville; D. C. Patterson, Washing
ton; Robert Reyburn, Washington; 4.
+. Pattee, Boston; D. S. Reynolds,
Louisville; C. A. L. Reed, Cincinnati James
Dudley Morgan. Washington; L. G. Richardson,
New Orleans; +. II. Martin. Chicago; A. D. Brice,
Harrodsburg, Ky: A. NJ Owen, Evansville, Ind.
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LIEUT.. kELLY's VIGOROUS DENIAL.

He Chsracteriscs nm Anonymous Corununi-
cation as Nii'sinoa. and sisnd~rou..
The charge Of man who sigued himself
Taxpayer that Lieut.. Kelly allowed fskirs 10
congregate on 9TH street and for such privilege
received compensation. was referred 90 Lieut.
Kelly for report The lieutenant reports to-
day as follows:
Il respectfully say that with ali due respect
10 ali OF my superior officers. I do no, think
That such Niilainous and slanderons communi-
cations should be recognized Tor moment.
deny most emphaticalls everything In IL that
relates TO me. and DO not believe the charges
against Miller, except that he is interested
with Red Skn, but 10 what extent do not
know First, there has not been q fakir az this
place Tor about rlN weeks; before that time
thsy were sometimes there when the officers
were absent. The officers always had instruc-
uons 10 prevent them from doing
business there. Secondly, those taklrs hardly
make money enough 10 live upon
much less TO pay FOR the privilege II selling
there. DO not beiicve that Muller received q
cent from them in any NAV. linen as Go Mil
iers alleged boosting that lac runs the sixth
precinct and that vii do anything be Millerl
says. say Il In all trash talk. OF course
Know Miller well and | am friendly with him
ahu speak 10 linn whenever ! meet him
and often talk with him. aud that Is what
troubles this coWardly aid yillaiEons writer
i'ut assure you he has just about as much
influence with Inc as tins miserable alleged tax
payer. Now, AT, ssy that IL all there h be-
tween Miller and myself, and nothing M the
world as 10 an. plan TO meet on connect
with him. alleged. st 9th and Pennsyl-
Nania avenue. Miller is generally
about that place. and l cau hel seeing him a.
pass there. defy any one 10 SHOW anything
wrong betsoen ur. ILen I deny that ey.f re-
eeived a penny from ans oi those fAkIrs or
Their frlends an any way OF through tIoogtc
Miller, either directly or indirectly. ash an
Investigation and defy any subsiantiatiou Of
tie charges"
Red syn writes TO this Office n vigorous de-
NAL OF the statements made by "IANrayer"
and says that the TACT that MIR. Miller own. a
half Interest in hIs remedies explains has pay
ment vi money TO MIR. Miller.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.


BIDS PoR THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING.
The Commissioners this morning in the
board room opened bids for the construction
Of new High School for the eastern division.
BY far the largest number Of bidders and sub
bidders yet present filed in the board room
when il WIS time to open bids. The school il
to be located in square 901 in the same square
with the Wailach School. The bids submitted
were as follows: Bright Il Humphrey, so. 1913
W. r. Kirby & Bro, S66, 495; Jas. L. Parsons
sS9,049; Wni. Rothwell, S76.900; Columbus
Thomas, S7l,077: John H. Hewlett, s72, 500
Peter Mccartney, ~, 29S. W. F. Kirby 4 Bro,
being the lowest bidder, will be awarded the
contract.
APPLICATIONS REJECTED.
The applications of Ellen Cummins, 200 9Th
street southeast; Bridget NJ. Sweeney, iii Isl
street northwest, and Timothy F. Whelan, 115s
18th street northwest. for wholesale liquor
licenses have been rejected.
THE WATER Is CONTAMINATED.
1t having been found impossible to improve
the quality Of the water, and the chemist for
the District having reported it unfit for use,
the Commissioners have ordered that the wells
at the southeast corner of 9th aud East Capitol
streets and on o street between 1st and North
Capitol streets northeast be covered and aban-
doned.
AN ORDER AZ TO JUNK DEALERS, ETC.
The Commissioners today formally issued.t the
order allowing junk dealers, dealers in second
hand personal property and pawnbrokers to
charge an addition Of 2 per cent per month for
the frst three months to the regular charges
for extra care to prevent injury during disuse
to all perishable goods.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued today as follows: E. G. Rowzer, one
brick dwelling 1884 10th street northwest;
5000. Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company, one brick power house, square 255;
&500. 1000. J. H. Lewis, two brick dwellings,
I103 and HOS Florida avenue northeast; S6, O00.
John Hall, one frame dwelling, Hamilton road,
county; s100. Robert Howard, one frame
dwelling. Anacostia road: $70O Joseph Pra-
Their, three brick dwellings, 401 to 405 II street
northwest; $1,000
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A GOOD CARD TO-DAY.
s~ms Escitins co.se-ss Exp~rt~d ~ the New
ming ksrs rrsck-

some EScftfng Costcsts txI~cted ~ tire New
ming ksrs rr.ck.
After Days interval racing wes continued
nj bsnning this afternoon. The weather is de-
lightful 81 the track. yesterdays rain having
somewhat laid the dust The card today Is .
good one and should furnish some good
finishes
The progam and weights arc;
first race-five-eighths Of a mile. Village
Maid and fisetwing. ITO each; Msble. los. Ella.
lo2; Onward and lndia Rubber, los each: Hy-
pstics. ~, aud sport ia
Second ace-Ihnee-qusrters Of mile. yint-
age Time hlly, io5. baylor. io2: Gold Fan. los;
Helen Rose. liz, Fannie Lewis colt. li2. Ascot.
loS: Emma, King solomon and Fearless, l0s
each: BENJAMIN. ila.
Third race-One and one-sixteenth miles.
Ny Fellow and Sailifet. lis zach. Sequence
colt gS. and Nirgis. IS
Fourth race-one mile. Gipsey Queen. III |;
ocypete, l01 Lotion. IN. Mirabeau. 100: Kyrle
B.,ilO9; Franco. ": EdmoniA ~; Graft NJ; Sir
William. 100; Tom DAILY. i0i; sam Wood, Iis.
FANNIE H.. 10 Sequence colt tO6. Armour, 100,
and i.hrchmont. IOd.
Fifth race -Hardle; one and one-half miles.
Basssnio, 1855; Bob Thomas. 1870: Liiero, iss,
Hercules. loo, and Zansbaf. ls0.
rHK FIRST RACE WON PA sansI-
The first race was won by Mabel with Hy-
patioa second.
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Another Hearing by the Commissioners To-
day-But Five Gentlemen Present.
The Rock Greek Park commission gave
another hearing this afternoon 10 those prop
erty owners whose land is embraced within the
boundaries If the proposed park. and who
were not present AT the meeting last Monday.
The hearing was simply to hear at what price
the owners held their land. 1t is understood
that several of the owners have signifed TIT ir
Willingness TO abide by the prices offered by
the commission.
The commission occupied the private office
Of the Engineer Commissioner. as at the last
hearing. Capt. Rossell entered tine main Office
and called for all property owners whose names
commenced with the letter A. He found but
fiye gentlemen waiting. Messrs. VIM. Stone
Albert representing Thomas Blagden. X. T..
Pairo, G. L. Scott. L. {. Williamson and ]. A.
Butler. Mr.. Albert was the first to enter. He
had with him a letter from Mr. Blaglen refus-
ing the offer made. The hearing was ia pro-
gress when IKE STAR report closed.
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ciusively 10 public health work. be advantage
Gus and practicable?
This wac the question propounded to the
conference by the provincial board cf health
Of Ontario. The opening paper was read by
DR.. c. A. Lindsey Of New Haven, Conn.
After the interesting discussion that followed
the conference adjourned until this afternoon.
when the questions that are 70 be discussed
are as follows:
Proposed by the provincial board Of health
OF Ontario-The advantages of the organization
OF rivers conservsney commissions composed
Of state and municipal health boards. for the
protection OF streams against decreasing and
pollution at their sources and along their
courses. Discussion opened by DIR. l. F. Salo-
mon Of New Orleans. La.
Proposed by the state board OF health OF
Michigan-whst change, if any, shoald be
made in the present plan for providing pro-
gram for meetings Of the conference?
Discussion opened by DIR. J. \. Mccormack
OF Bowling Green, Ky, and DIR. c. A. Lindsey
Of New Haven, Conn.
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THE SQUADRON OF EVOLUTION.
Rear Admiral Walker Has a Coaferencs
With Secretary Tracy.

Rear Admiral Walker Hss Coaference
With Secretary Tracy.
Acting Rear Admiral John Walker command
ing the squadron Of evolution. was in the city
this morning, having left the ship at Norfolk.
He bad long chat with Secretary Tracy. in
company with Engineer-in-Chief Melville. in
regard to repairs on the vessels that he thinks
necessary. There are all sorts Of rumors
anoat as to the real object Of his
visit here. and the gossips are predicting a
rapid dissolution OF the squadron as the result
OF the conference. The Secretary, IL il said.
being importuned constantly to stop the
evolutions and 70 Distribute the new ships con-
stituting the squadron among the stations that
are unprovided with modern vessels. and the
belief is that he is inclined to grant this IL has
recently been suggested by Admiral Walker that
u wonld be good plan to put the squadron
through series of evolutions in Chesapeake
bay In the vicinity Of Norfolk. and he i- sup
posed to have taken advantage of his audience
scheme.