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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
JOSIAH COHEN & CO., Attorneys at Law,

JOSIAH COHEN & Co, Attorneys at Law,
So Diamond Street
ESTATE OF ALEXANDER GREEN
IL VALID, deceased. Administrators no.
tice. Notice is hereby given that letters of ad-
ministration on the estate OF Alexander Green
wald, late of the city of Allegheny in the
county of Allegheny and State of Pennsyl-
vania, have been granted to the undersigned
20 whom all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims or demands against the
same will make them known. without delay to
HANNAH b. GREEN WALD, Administra-
trix, No. l24 Sandusky ST., Allegheny City. Pa.
fel3-76-F
Tn THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO.
i of Allegheny county. In re voluntary as
Segment of Joseph A. Steen to William ?.
Getty. No. 5I5 September T., 1855
And now. to-w1t, February ., 1891 on motion
the Court appoint W. ID. Evans, Esq. auditor
TO make distribution of the funds in the hands
of the assignee.
[Seall By the Court. From the record.
JOHN BRADLEY,
Prothonotary.
You will please take notice that having been
appointed auditor in the above entitled case,
will attend TO the duties of said appointment at
my office, No. 100 Diamond street, PirJsburg.
Pa, on WEDN ESDAY, March Is, 1891 at
o'clock p M, where and when all parties inter-
ested NAV attend if they see proper.
feI3-lo-F w. d. EVANS, Auditor.
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They VIII BE Hard to Find

The American Wire Nail Company of An.
dersOn, Ind.. is advertising for large number
Of wire-nail machine operators for It's works az
that place. Inquiry at the various labor head
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MEETINGS.

NoTICE-GEoRGE WASHINGTON CAS-.
IN TIE No. 2S2 A. o. K. of NJ. CA special
meeting will be held THIS EVENING at 730
in hail. corner Twenty.sixth and Penn av, to
make arrangements for attending the funeral
OF our late brother, Thomas Foster. By order
of GUS SITTER. S. K. c. fe27-SO
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-27
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BUSINESS OFFICE,

BUSINESS OFFICE,
Cor. Smithfeld and Diamond Streets,
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE
WANT FOR SALE, TO LET, AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENT WILL BE
RECEIVED UP TO 8 Z. NJ. FOR INSERTION
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver-
tisers already have accounts with THE DISPATCH.
FOR THE SuUTHSIDE. NO. l4l2 CARSON
STREET TELEPHONE NO. 6o22.
FOR THE EAST END, j. W. WALLACE, GIL
PENN AVE.
PTrTSBU BURG-ADD1TIONAL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. aj09 Butler street.
EMIL G. STUCKEY, 2ith street and Penn ave.
ALLEG GHENY.
A. j. KAERCHER. 50 Federal street.
H. J. MCBRIDE, Market House, Allegheny.
+. II. EG &c ERS & son. Ohio and Chestnut SITS.
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwin aves.
&. W. HUGHES, Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
PERRY NJ. GLEIM, Rebecca and Allegheny aves.
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EARMS--SO3IE OF WHICH WE CAN GIVE A
Il long lease. Call or send for list, free. W,
A. HEBRON & SONS, 50 Fourth av. fe6-72-Ft
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MINES MAY CLOSE.

quarters yesterday developed the fact that
there are but few idle operators in this section.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-27

co OOO-CRAIG ST.. CONVENIENT TO CA
OF Il rooms, reception hall, bath. W. c.. gases,
large closets, laundry porches. etc. with lot
5Oxl2 See Ell W. BLACK & CO., 90
Fourth av. fe26-59+
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THE PEOPLES STORE, FIFTH AVENUE
TO-DAY

To-Day
100 misses blue cloth jackets, all sizes. 4
to IA years, at 81 each. New spring stvles.
gilt anchor on collar, and double row of
gilt buttons. Note the price, any size at 81.
CAMPBELL & DICK.
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Hazelwood Residences,

II HAZELWOOD-2-STORY FRAME DWELL
IL ING of rooms, bath. hall, laundry hard
wood finish. newly papered and painted. nat. gas,
II. and c. water, inside W.. c.. severed, etc. lot
o0Xl20 feet; minutes walk from Hazelwood sta
tion and Second Avenue Electric Railway: price,
&c, 500; terms reasonable. IRA ii. BURCHFIELD,
l5S Fourth av. ial3-3OS
e. 2OO-WILL BUY AN ELEGANT HOME
.DtDs minutes walk from Hazelwood station
on fine. healthy elevation of easy access; large
ception hall, parlor. dining room and kitchen on
ground floor; rooms and bathroom on second
floor: finished rooms on third floor: laundry and
conycniences for servants in cellar; hard wood
mantels and excellently finished throughout; lot
40xl25: terms a cash, balance to sui purchaser.
HORNBERGER CO., Hazelwood.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

dissolution NOTICE-THE FIRM OF
~ Miller Blaucke Will on and after Feb
ruary 2S be dissolved. c. H. Miller retiring.
The business will be continued by the latter,
Aug. Blaucke, who will collect all money and
pay all bills due said firm.
CHAS. H. MILLER,
feI-78 AUG. BLAUCKE.
dissolution NOTICE-NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that the partnership hereto
fore existing between j. Broida and ]. Your
kansky under the firm name of Broida e.
GourkansKy, at No. SO Wylie av., PIttsburg
Pa, has this day been dissolved by mutual con
sent ]. Yourkansky will continue business at
No. Sc Wylie av., Pittsburg. Pa, and ]. Broida
will move on or about April l. 1891, to No. 3lS
Fifth av., PIttsburg Pa, and continue the
same business, that of iobber of notions. etc.
All claims against the said firm of Broida &
1ourkansky must be presented before March
%. 1881. Accounts due the firm may be paid to
either J. Broida or j. Yoprkansky. ].
BROIDA, ]. YOURKANSTY.
PIrTSRURG, PA, Feb. 25 1891 fe26ll
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TO LET.
Atlantic City.

A TLANTIC CITY. N. J.-RENT ORSALE-
"A Hotels, cottages and oath houses: lots for
sale in all parts Of the city; also South Atlantic
City. ISRAEL Il. ADAMS & CO., Real Estate
Agents, Real Estate and Law Building. fe6-9Of
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
- up to THURSDAY March s. 1891. at 3 P
NJ, for the erection of an addition to the
GREENFIELD Av SCHOOL BUILDING,
Twenty-third ward, Pittsburg. Plans and
specifications can oe seen at the Office of 7. E.
EVANS. Architect. Rooms Sl4 and Sl5 Lewis
building, corner of Sixth avenue and Smith
field street. The right is reserved to reject anv
or all bids. By order of the
fe26-S5-D SCHOOL BOARD.
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Apartments.
Offices, Desk Room, Etc.

Offices, Desk Room, Etc.
nFFICES-IN IRISH. PENN, EISNER, Fy-
" CELSIOR, SchmertZ, Kuhn and other build
ings and in other good localities: send your
name and address and we will mail you rent
list regularly until April free of charge. BLACK
& BAIRD. 95 Fourth av. jaI8 63f
nFFlCES--IN GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK
" Building. Wood and Diamond sts singly
or in suits: all modern improvements and low
rent. Inquire at THE BANK. oc23-49t
OFFICE ROOM-OR PART OF STOREROOM
~ on Federal ST., near Stockton av. JOHN
X. EWING & CO.. SO Federal st. feT-95t
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Underwear Department

UHuerWear department.
Ladies' and gents underwear in scar let,
Scotch and natural wool. Merino and
camel's hair at greatly reduced prices to
close winter stock at H. j. Lynch's, 43S-44O
Market street. ThFsu
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WANTED.
Financial.

fHO LOAN 500, 600 ON MORTGAGES = 900
\ and upward at per cent; $780, 0O0 1t ~ per
cent on residences or business property, vacant
lois or farms. =. Il. FRENCH, l25 Fourth ave.
oc23-D
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ITO L0AN--s5OO 600, IN AMOUNTS OF s., 600
\ and upward, on city and suburban property,
on per cent: also smaller amounts at per cent.
BLACK BAIRD, 30 Fourth avenue.
se2l-d26-D
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Suburban Residences.

CEWICKBEY RESIDEN CEAND LARG E LOT
y Pretty Queen Anne design. almost new. and
replete tb broughout with all the usual new appli-
ances: rooms large, AIRY and cheerful: large lot
6ox2O0 feet: very fine Locations; rare bargain to a
PROMPT purchaser Particulars from JAS. ".
fe25-ay+
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AUCTION SALES

A TTRACT1VE AUCTION SALE AT THE
N rooms, No. 3I1 Market ST., FRIDAY
MORNING, February q, at 10 o'clock. Fifty
pieces of velvet moquet. body and tapestry
brussels and ingram carpets, for rooms halls
and stairs; handsome oak and walnut side
boards dining chairs and extension tables, fine
hall racks, desks, bookcases and secretaries,
elegant chamber suits. folding beds. wardrobes,
chiffoniers washstands, bureaus and bedsteads,
in walnut, oak and cherry; hair and husk mat
tresses, comforts. pillows, holsters and springs.
Complete line of beautiful parlor suits, window
shades. center tables, clocks, bronzes, pictures,
etc.
Lot of kitchen and laundry goods, miscelia-
neous articles, etc.
HENRY AUCTION CO.. Auctionesrs.
fe0Hl
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HOTEL FURNITURE-THE CONTENTS OF
III the Central Hotel, North Diamond. Allie
gheny, will be sold on Wednesday, Feb. 25, at 10
O'Clock, at auction in addition TO the furniture,
carpets. and utensils billiard tables, safe
and office furniture, piano, etc. A. LEGGATE
& SON, Auctioneers. fc2O-66"
DEMINGTON TYPEN RITERS. CABIN ETS,
IN office supplies ana fine grades of linen
papers for writing machines. A. M. MARTIN,
4l2 Wood st. fe27-SjE
1OS FEET OF FSHELVING-LONGT TABLES,
lAO l heating stove, lone-horse power elec-
trio rotor and many other things too numerous
to mention; will sell cheap. Apply at }. BEN
NETT & SONS, sol Liberty St., second floor. city.
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FOR SALE LOTS.

oOOO-WILL BUY a NICE LEVEL LOT,
eDOOO 50xlS7. ON good wide ST.. near Brush
ton station; this is far below Its real value: don't
fail to see it.. HOWARD BROWN, ISL Fourth av.
fe27-69- MwFs
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DWELLINGS. STORES AND OFFICES-UPO pom
- request we will Hall you our rent list reg
ularly until April ]. Tree of charge; write your
name plainly and give full residence address
street and number. BLACK i BAIRD. % Fourth
avenue. feS-7t
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MiScan3nROuS.

CoMPusING ROOM FURNITURE. SUCH AS
" stands cases, trucks and chases; desiring
to quickly dispose of the duplicate plant now
standing on upper floor of No. 80 Filth ay., no
reasonable offer will be refused. Call between 3
and P. NJ. BUSINESS MANAGER THE
DISPATCH, Smithfield and Diamond SITS.
feJO-Il7r
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23

To lessen the chance Of accident from
explosion Of a lamp, trim the wick Of
the lamp daily. When burned for sew
eral evenings without trimming the
wick becomes black, clogged and in
capable Of supplying the oil clearly and
uniformly. and the chimneys are some
times filed with flame and smoke, 20
every ones alarm. Some explosions
would be prevented by not blowing
down the chimney 70 put the lamp
out. for the wick sometimes happens to
be a little too small, and leaves room
enough 70 allow the flame 20 be driven
down into the oil. The safest way 70
put out a lamp is 20 turn the thumb
screw until the wick goes down past
the top of the burner. II will then 60
out Of tself-Detroit Free Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23

Accorliu. % 20 >pC.ety directory there
ara 3.3I7 bachelor, among the people
who make uu good society iu New York
that is. twice as many unmarried men
"a. women. and more unmarried men
than married
There are =. OPS names ia this direc-
tory II polite society. OF that number
3.3I7 are those Of unmarried men, 1903
are those Of unmarried women, and
3.l9s are the name Of married men and
their wives. This indicates the extent
of the bachelor habit in New York.
There are twice "a many bachelors a.
maidens And yet there is no com
plant Not one Of these 5000 celibates
will admit he could not find a wife if
he chose.
IL has long been a matter Of remark
that men DO not rush as i~mpetuously
into marriage as they used to.-New
York Letter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23

The frequency with which New York
bank cashiers take advantage OF their
opportunities is causing some disgust.
TIE president Of "a New York bank re-
mari. % not long since 20 u If the
pr.u pal SEQ holders and depositors
Il Feel % safer about the funds
than ] lil D - week.
I'D 20 hear TO-. have been
feeling v-rs uneasy about my money
What - cautions have YOU taken
lad a .pecial telephone wire
connected with the Grand Central
depot. aud the man who sells tickets
has got "a photograph Of u cashier. -'
If he goes 20 Canada we sill know 300
time % have the scoundrel arrested
About a week afterward the presi-
dent himself went 10 Montreal win
most Of the assets Texas Sifungs
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23

a woman well known among her
friends for the tempting little dishes
served az her table says that usually
those dishes are her little economies.
One Of her ways Of ~disposing Of cold
chicken. or in fact Of any kind of cold
meat that is well favored and tender,
IS 10 serve il with boiled rice and q
curry sauce. The sauce is made iir.t
10y browning slightly n large tablespoon
ful Of butter with a ~teaSpoonful of
minced onion, cooking them slowly in
a frying pan.
\ tablespoonful % flour and the
same quantity Of curry powder are then
added. and the mixture j., stirred until
smooth and frothy. Add " gills OF
cold milk. a little at a time, stirring IN,
sauce all the time. and season il with q
teaspoonful of salt and "a dash Of pep.
per. Cut the chicken fine, turn IN,
sauce over il and heat slowly. This
dish should be- served on a heated dish
with hot boiled rice. \ half cupful %.
rice boiled until soft Is a sufficient guam
tity for the given quantity Of chicken
New York Post.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23
The Bonne, Wa. a Heap Of A.he.

4 woman tells Of a curious case
Of apparent spontaneous combustion
which may perhaps explain some al
legged incendiarisns or ineXpiicably
started fires. Coming home late from
the theater one evening she left her
bonnet, which was damp from a slight
rain, on the parlor table, and forgot 10
remove it the next morning. Toward
noon, passing through the hall, her at
tention was attracted by a smell of
smoke, very faint, but still distinct,
and in the parlor, after some search,
its origin was found in a tiny curl issu-
ing from the center Of "A feather
trimmed bonnet.
An attempt 70 snatch the article
from the table resulted in a sudden
transformation. as il fell 70 ashes be.
meath her fingers. Then it was dis
covered that the bonnet had been
lying on a table upon which was also a
s~tereoscope, and through its lens the
morning sun had shone so ardently as
70 develop a burning glass, which in
its turn had created "A spark hat had
run hither and thither over the bonnet
until il wa completely destroyed
Her Point Of View in New York Times
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23

Customer-My watch won't go.
Jeweler examining iD-My! my!
Have you been in a railroad collisiont
Customer lsurprised)-Why no.
Jeweler (solemnly)-When you un-
dress YOU should not throw your vest
on the floor when your watch is in the
pocket.
Customer Cthoughtfully)-l neverdo
I have been exceedingly careful with
thar watch. Don't know how il got
hurt. How long will it take 10 fix III
Jeweler after another examination
You'd better leave il here at least a
week. but if you can get along without
il. | would advise tive weeks.
Customer-Very well. Do it M
right. Good day.
Jeweler 10 assistant Hans, blow
that speck Of dust of this wheel, and
charge up five dollars for repairs
Good News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23

The communication Published in
his i-sue I'm e%Xplsna'ion # Mi r
Mymun's position ~ the QUESTION
'bf tn opening ut IN ceded norton Of
'hhe crow reeve comes "A " Il late As
far as our esteemed contemporary, the
Billing Gazette, j. cunct rue ?, a. that
paper has alr- ady eXOnerat,d Major
Wyman at the crime If briug pTiu,i.
pal or party Ia tie harra' siIg of the
settlers on the di-pu,ed strp. Major
Wvman hen here a a. twO ago eX-
h b ted to n number # hi- rrI- nd-
heie copies If III instruct rs in this
matter aud sl,o If ms correspondence
with the Indian department, fully es-
tablishirg the assertions of our cnrre-
spond-nt that the MAJOR was in al.
things acting under the au'hority OF
his ~uyeriors, and that ~ Va- never
thelers urrless DO his end-avor- q have
the hardshlps ind "red uy the txeru-
ton of these orders abat,d. The
M-ior il no Iudiau luver. He j. a
white man al th- way through, aud a
western mau IN the bar ain. H.
knows - we'll ~ anyone whar dim
euities and har1-hIp- ue-et the lot Of
rancher, and IL linz in hi To- adj one
Ounc- 10 the weight of them II be cat
avoid H.. His adm i1 s'fstiun of The
affairs # the Crow ha- been atmir'
able. TEey have been made u work
and having done -, ave received 10
full the re,u,t- # tl-l Dor, aWouLt,n.
TO many a ou-au,s Of dollars. IL
addition TO this he reject di-,ipliu'
has been enforced o. tie reservation
and no IndisD, vi Iher chic or suh
ordinate Shoots hi mouth tf'' with
out taking a few lays duty on IN.
sgency wood pill, Maj'r Wyman j
the right man in ne rigkt place ii Owe
such a combination existed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23
How TO Keen Your Temper.

Ruskin, in a letter 70 young girls, says:
Receive the thing that is provoking OF
di~sagreeable 70 you as coming directly
from Christ's hand, and the more il l.
likely to provoke you thank him for it
the more, as a young soldier would hi
general for trusting him with a hard
place 10 hold on the rampant. And Re
member that il does not in the least
matter what happens 10 you-whethei
a clumsy school fellow tears your dres,
or a shrewd one laughs AT you, or the
teacher doesn't understand you. The
n thing that does matter j. that none
of these things should you.
Say 20 yourself each morning, just
after your prayers. Whose forsaketh
not all that he hath cannot be my
disciple This is exactly and com
pletely true, meaning that you are o.
give all you have 10 Christ 10 take ARE
Of il for you. Then, if hedoesn't take
care Of il. Of course you know il wasn't
worth anything. And if he takes any.
thing from you, you know you are bet
ter without il. You will not, indeed,
have 10 give up houses and lands, OF
boats or nets; but you may, perhaps,
break your favorite teacup or lose your
favorite thimble and might be veXed
about il, but for this second st. George,
D%recept.n
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23
A WOMAN IN 4 MILLION.
Tor Many Miles Her Rivals Stared. but
She knows why Now.

Tor Many Miles Her Rivals Stared. but
She knows why Now.
She came into an L" train at the
shopping district and took passage to-
ward happy Harlem.
She chatted with her friend gayly for
a few stations, when suddenly the lady
sitting across the aisle looked very hard
over her way. The woman with the
parcels was all in a 1utter in a mo-
ment.
She glanced hastily in the little mir
Tor. Yes, her hat was on straight.
Then she went over on a new tack,
diving down in her pocket for a hand
kerchief aud rubbing her nose, think
ing that there might be a speck Of SCOT
on the point.
The lady across the aisle continued 70
stare.
The woman with the bundles tried
70 continue her conversation, but il
came in short gasps and was decidedly
DISCOUNTED The man beside her, OF
course. notices nothing. He thought,
manlike. that he was making a great
hit He went n
The horse show is a great sue.
CESS
"Yes, she said, in a frightened way,
tightening the ribbons on her hat.
1T is a great success. All the swell,
are there
What's that you sayl Oh, yes, Of
course, I'll be pleased 10 60 she
echoed. giving her nose a sweep still
after that problematic speck Of SCOT.
Il do like this weather.
If il doe-n't snow il may grow cold
er," she gasped, turning very red anc
pulling her face down in a perplexec
way.
But it was no use. The woman
across the aisle kept on staring in The
most provoking way in the world al
the way up 70 Fiftieth street, wher,
she got up and left tho train.
Did you notice herr said the dis
tressed woman; ''she kept staring a
me for two miles"
'She didF'
Yes, she did. Ny hat is on straight
isn't itT'
Il think So"
''And there is no SCOT on the end o
my nosef'
'No,n he gasped family.
They both thought a long time.
I'm tell you" he said ~gleefully
''She was trying 10 copy your style
or
mo, she wasn't snapped the Won
a
Then il must have been only on
other thing, he said, looking far on
the window. 1T must have been thi,
She noticed that you wear a pair Z
1000 diamonds in your ears, and {
course with rings TO match. She wa
perhaps wondering why you didD
wear only one glove, like all wOme
VINO have gems, TO show the stone,
But you have two gloves. How do 20
explain itP'
Near by sat a doctor, three lawyer
q reporter, a schoolma'am and preacl
er, but none of them could explain th
phenomenon. The woman, womar
like, took it As a compliment an
blushed. New York World
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23

Amber i n very strange substance
II you give it a casual glance II looks
very much like the yellow glass imita-
tions of itself, but when you think Of
its many wonderful properties and the
beautiful legends attached 20 il, a mys-
ferrous charm is thrown over the tints
II mellow gold reelected in soft radi-
ance from is surface.
The history Of this gem Of the sea,
'~loveliest amber that eve the sorrow.
inr sea birds have wept,' its formation.
it, antiquity, its mysterious properties
and It's rich variety of coloring have
been subjects Of Investigation and dis.
cussion from a period long before the
beginning of the Christian era.-Phila,
delphia Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23

terest racial and religious animosity l.
not easily efTaced. The deeds of Can
ming and Cochrane have failed TO blot
out all recollection Of those Of Drake
and Hawkins. And If we no longer
carry off bars of silver in our warships
save at the request of more or less con
stituted authorities. we do manage 20
make and take a great deal OF money
ont of the country. Hence we are by
no such grateful personages in
Chill as may be fondly imagined
London Saturday Review.