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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
SHOOTING.


Tho second day in the pigeon shooting =
Dexter Park better attended yesterday than he
nrst day There such close between the Un-
known. Emerald. and Parkway climbs that Il drew .
large crowd from oil parts Of tho island and New York.
Tho Acme. Manhattan Glenmore. Nav York. German.
and Jeanette practically out OF the for rse
place after the rst days shoot and the First Ger
man OF New York tho wauregau. tho Northside. ana
the Crescent Gun clubs did send team 10 resultSA
in night between the above named clubs for the med
ais. Tho Manhattans were badly handicapped. sehtl.
ling having won the leather medal with straight
Of ten goose eggs tho rst day ratified the team He
very from having Just left sick bed. me
scores were particularly good. considering the 60
centric rules under which they were shot, fer ~
the close OF the Mondays shoot the Unknowns
led BY four birds ont Of nifty shot At only three birds
being missed by their rst squad OF nvo. Yesterday
they fell behind but not enough to lose the nrs medal
beating tho Emerads who took tho gold medal BY tvs
birds. This was greatly due to Dr. sohwartxs steady
sco:e of ten straight and Jumbo" pethlfsens nine.
The Pathways took the nrst consolation pr1e two brds
Tas G sSn ,S,Id prise WAS worth $40 s
uAsswsepst.te: fourteen entries, =, tire. bird. HUI.
psnsh asdsa sS
sn Giss .yS seS'
linz S?ss" yard. Short Ha q gssrd Gos.t 4,
E. bs'sla as s. yss Si' ios: D a. NSi.sa
Glennore Rod and Gun cuh-First day, d. Van wies.
ysrd. s. JS Van wictis%R , 5 ysrds ptesl%sn
ysrds o Total ., 90 Second aay fnsser q yerds
IEd1s!.sn y! x.sd: 5; +. su.ssr " yssd:. T. 1osl
unsn nasa '9 Gun Cueyr,. d., Brown a. ,.raA
Nonsees Fl yards 8; r. Houseman. ~ y.fds, 10. r.:
s S 3D. y g. a.
IS Yards b il. En.be. jr- II y.rai 9. TOTAL Is:
yy: :;$$: :,Sa y Ss:; s :$ss
$'.S q Col 9ns''S s:& +
Manhattan Gun Club.first day. J. y. He.nan. p
yards =; schillins 25 yasds o. A. Lucas, Is yardl.
z: J. 4 HOFFMAN. * yards 9: 4. Lue.a as yard. 9.
Baysr q yard: s: IssserschmidI IS ysfd; fossI.
Jeannette Gun Club-First day. G. stinans rs ysrds,
2: g. Boerch. 20 yards T: kothnann. a yards y
A. Chnstsr, 70 yards, IS O. zosbe. 26 yards. total
g. St.ns9 q B S:;
SO. Meyer % yards. Z: Total. 90 Grand total, 10.
Park wa& Gun Club-Firs day. j. Blake. 26 yards loy
Andrews. 20 yards. 8: j. Savage. ~ yards, 10: =
Miller, y yards e 4 Botty q yards g. Total ~
Fl ss9Ge Ssra Yerd os ~ .nd ,trs
New York German Dun Club-Frst day, I. LAYTON. ~
Ssi9s jsGosiii,s y yards g; %elsEocI y:rd
Tomford; q Yard. c: J. Klein It yards 4 Total Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
Fred Hoey Won tho Match.

Assuay PARE. Sept. 22.-A shooting match a. LoaS
Branch to-day at 100 live birds side proved to BE- an
unusually interesting event. The contestants were
Frederick HOey the Of John oey tho President Of
the Adams Express Company. and Louis 7. Davenport
Of New York The birds came from Pennsylvania end
were exceptionally strong flyers Mr. Hooy. who nrss
faced the traps year ago. WAS In great form. and yss
he only tho match by ono bird.
Tho handsome new shooting house was crowded With
wel-known gentlemen sporfs-men who warmly ap-
birds 70 Nj Davenport. eight -four The best ~
Il The conditions were thirty yards rise tventy.ooS
yards boundary with nve automatic traps and use q
RIs;ssnt. were Charles WlnIsn Gag. s.n,s@ia W.:s
Walter o. Murphy, Arthur seweli Leonard V. r. ghsp.
Eard George cubbery. JspthA 7. Van Dyke. Henry o.
John Hoey was the referee. with Harold wAlaek -
the scorer.
4 at nvs birds followed a. thirty yssss
rise and twenty one yards boundary. frsde1ck HoST
Louis Davenport four each ON the shoot Oh At miss
and out. Mr.. Tsmpeton took nrst money and Mr. Hssy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
Each Tugged at the Boy.

John Kells was arrested yesterday. accused
oS his wife Annie OF abandonment. The couple
n'ed together happily. Mrs. Kells told Justice
ooettinG. until two months ago. at 1853 Wythe
s'enuc, Williamsburgh. when Kclls left her to
BOARD BOARD with Miss Alice Drummond OF BOB Park
venue Ho took their ten year-old son Frank
Miss Miss Drummond and Frank were In court
sSHsterday afternoon to hear kells give reasons
h mhy ~ left his wife and to hear the Justice
telf tho Court House with the boy. Mrs. Keiis
s son aud demanded the custody, Of her
SUhi Each seized ono arm Of tho lad and
S XIII with pain Miss DTummond released her
t uU.a And struck Mrs Kells In the face. BY the
Kss rs 9Ss sdv her
sNws{ on q, Eostrand avenue car. Mrs Keils
t Esht back 2 the court to learn thst she was
Sb sadL arrest for assault Justice Goetting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
QUEENS COUNTY FAIR.
II - to he a Great Occasion In Celebration
Of Its Flrtieth Anniversary.

Fiftyycars ago handful Of men organized the
Queens County Agricultural Society, and this
week many thousands will join in celebrating
the event on the sorictys grounds in Mncoa
The celebration was begun yesterday by tho
opening Of the socictys fall fair under bright
sky. The celebration will continue until Satur-
day. Special features have been provided for
each day. Premiums aggregatinE S0.S97 arc
offered.
The attendance was largo for the opening
day. Fruits and flowers filed the main exhi-
bition hall with color and fragrance Floral
pieces which attracted attention were a bower
In the woods. with an empty hammock swung
between miniature trees: grandmas attic
treasures. which were pair Of and
aud oS "h' d. Int , made Of flowers:
maj Of Tia" Unitcd States hung from a Will in
tho ladies building. Each state was made of
different colornd piece VI silk. and the prlncl-
is made - sols,oa .Hts Of ffY asa
& aH asRa sse
Sas mad made from pieces Of yellow ribbons which
In this building the, artistic linen work Class
and miscellaneous department are both full.
Tor each day AZ noon yesterday OK .consrsSs sa
slsSF. TRaTsdSy "x, Gov K &. M scorm NIX
win deliver the historical address Of the meet,
ihSS day f%"win s an% 6sw wi sE viii
make make the closing address saturday "
horses and crack trotters to the meeting;
Rsses Fl go 81 4S F sss% Ss shss
s %sp: Ssl;s ssd = Wll,.sn 1a$ y Mani. mel;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
INVITED TO SIZE TIE hat, TOO.
Mr.. Reilly Tastes the Delights OF Life
Saving In Central Park Lake.

John H. Reilly. the janitor OF 20 to SO Cedar
street. took his wife and five children to tho
Park last Sunday and was sitting under the
trees. near the bridge over tho narrows in tho
lower lake. when he heard cry for help and
saw lot of people running to the water 8
edge. Two men were taking of their shoes
when Reilly saw the face Of girl in the water
and jumped in after hor.
There was q big crowd about" he says.
land as we came out OF the water about ten
yards lower down had to push my way back
to find the coat and hat had thrown of. When
! returned the girl was gone and did not
learn her name. There wasn't anything dim
mer. but I should have liked to hear her say
ia and pretty and her, dress was d
name. but wanted to get home to change my
wet clothee. and l hurried away. After I
changed l treated myself to stf whiskey
HuEch. and enjoyed i 80 much that l called
ing new pair, Of shoes and my host clothes
were from an old woman. who said: That was
brave OF yer. lad: yer swim grand. Won't yer
go in again and save tho hatT A big black
hat, with a circlet Of red roses. was floating O
few feet away. and l let it float"
A boy employed on one of tho swan boats
rescued the hat. but did not think to ask tho
name Of the old woman who claimed It. The
Park police didn't hear Of tho incident at all.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
CARMEN PREFERS HER FATHER.
She VIII Never Consent, she Says. to live
Under Her Mothers Care.

joaquin Gomez ia dashng Spanish sailor.
seventeen years ago he met plump and
pretty English girl named Mary Smith in Liv-
erpool and fell in love with her They were
married came to this country. and went to
live at ~ Union street. Brooklyn. where a little
girl was born to them.
All went we'll until one day Gomez found that
his wife was addicted to drinking. He remon-
stratod with her and she promised to do better.
Shortly afterward he went on u long voyage.
and when he returned his little daughter Car
men was y years old Tho child complained
to him that her mother had abused her during
his absence. This SO enragcd the Spaniard
that one night. after seeing his wife drunk for
whole week. he took tho child to Cuba.
whore no put her In a convent. She stayed
there for six years Two years ago Gomez.
who had not lived with his wife. brought his
daughter back to this country. He took apart
ments In the house at vs., Henry street. and
from the mother. She IN tho mean time hal
found work rs cook in Earle's Hotel, ut Canal
and Centre streets.
Carmen, was sud- denly seized from behind hy
her mother. who took TIL. child TO her rooms
stripped her OF all her good clothes. put old
hn ar taerSd t garsHts on hsr hnd r"islSd
was taken sick and rem"S"hi to a hospital: As
soon rs lie recovered he set out To find his
daughter. and one day met her in Centre
street street. Tho girl rushed into Ills arms. and
took her, back to his home. in brook
he h. >, hna saved had been eaten ,np
Closkcy Baking, Powder, Company. in Vcsey
street The girl worked there for severa!
months. Several DAYS ago Mrs. Gomez learned
where her daughter was working. On Monday
was leaving tho llace; and tried to gag her
kicked AND bit and her cries attractsd the at;
daughter both tried to explain ut once. So, the
ohicer settled matters Ivy taking them both to
the Leonard street station house and locking
them up Yesterday morning they were ar
rnigned at the Tomhs Police Court
The girl told her story with a pretty Spanish
accent that won the heart Of Justice Diver.
and no committed her to tho care q Agent
Deubcrt OF Mr., Gerry's society until tho ease
can be further looked into; The girls beauty
made an Impression on all In court. and it was
hard to believe that she was the daughter Of
the wretched woman who had tried to kidnap
hcr. The mother had two or three red -nosed
and blear-eysd women who, are known as fire..
they did her case no good. The girl told the
Justice that she would never 60 bnck t. her
mother. and would stick to her father.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
KEMENY's GREAT GAME.
He Heat. H.uh.n 4. Br,,,,.u. .r..A,o

Ho Beats Hanham In Brilliant Fa0hi0n.
When Hanham and Kemeny began the sew
enth game OF thei. match at the City Chess
Club on Monday evening the rooms OF this
popular resort were crowded to excess. True.
tho spectators expected to be treated to an
other irregular opening. but they did not ex-
pect to SEQ Hanham again track ANDERSEN"
Such. however,. was the case. and P-Q R3 was
announced as the first move. Tho story OF this
remarkably tame opening. first ventured upon
by Anderson. was printed In Friday Sun. when
the nth game Of the match was com mented
upon. Further remarks on tho move are there
fore superfuous. Why Hanham selected this
peculiar move. when he had an almost lost
game on the seventh move in the fifth partie.
and only escaped because Of the inattention Of
his opponent. is question which only Han
ham can answer
As will be seen from the run OF tho game.
which is appended. both players tried to de-
velop their pieces rapidly and by castling on
their eighth move brought their kings into
safety. White brought his rock on the king
file. naturally with the intention OF proceeding
with the attack. Kemeny. however. was all
there and initiated his aggressive tactics at
once by push Ing his King pawn, This brought
about bt,s connie OF exchanges: and when white
moves latcr. another series Of exchanges fol-
lowed. This latter move OF Hanham did not
prove Of any benefit. as black shortly after
this position; Moreover. blacks twontIeth
which turned the game into Kemeny's favor.
verdict after thirty-six moves.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
CASHIER LIHESEY RESIGNS.
He was Mixed Up in the Bardslsy Scanda
and II Now II Milwaukee.


HARRISBURG. Sept. 22.-Upon his return to
the Capitol to-day. State Treasurer Boyer found
the resignation Of Cashier Livesey awaiting
him. 1t was mailed at Milwaukee on Aug. %.
Domestic matters arc mentioned as the cause
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 22-The McCamant-
Livesey- Bardsley correspondence. which has
been in the hands Of District Attorney Graham
for some time and on which he sought to
establish cases against the Auditor. General
and the ex-State Treasurer was made public
to-day.
The authorities believe that the letters show
and Bardsley in procuring rebates from GER
tain newspapers for mercantile advertising.
and an arrangement between Livesey and
to remain unlawfully in the latter's control
until interest ACCOUNTS c2%ld be closed by the
was found among The papers in the * CITY
ton and beginning about one month sfter he
tnues until Sept. IS. 1890.
Accompanying the correspondence is a brief
Of the letters and private memoranda book Of
Bardsley showing supposed connection be;
tween certain letters from Harrisburg and
postal orders or checks sent there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23

new feature At the mems furnishing establish
ments of Eugene p. Feyser, 393 Broadway and l2o
Fulton street. 10 tho keeping In stock ready made rou
sers Heretofore overcoats In conjunction with the
usual line Of mems Furnishings formed . most con
vnent departure from the ordinary rule and the fur
Their addition Of trousers which represent every manu-
featured size will doubtless be appreciated by patrons
OF tho house. No tailoring 10 done. nor suits In
cluded In stock,
Just now tho display of neckwear At tho Broadway
house is noteworthy feature. Imported designs, in
cooperating some slight changes. show all the w
tones OF color aud lates, weaves. Blne In host Of
tints 10 prime favorite red Of dark rich shade will
be popular when cooler weather sets In: wood tints
olive browns fAwn and ecru In sod colors also shot
with tnts shown In greater profuson than
for some time past A modification Of the welknown
fournhAnd . Of the favons styles In the othe.
dspartmsnts countless touches noticed In the
winter models Of mems bslonyiuyS-AA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
WHO rs WILLIAM OXLEY1
Mrs. Oxley Thinks He 10 with . Young
Woman Named Bertha.

Mrs. Clara Oxley OF Albany applied to Justice
Goetting in the Lee Avenue Court Of Williams
burGh yesterday for advice. She was married.
she said. six months ago to William Oxley.
who lived with her for three months and then
deserted her. Two weeks ago she received an
anonymous letter which said that Oxley had
committed suicide In Brooklyn and had been
buried in Potter's Field. She came to Brook
and returned to Albany In clearing out
an old desk she found letter. addressed to
was isolated dated from 2,ss Union avenue. Williams
burgh. At that address she learned that Oxlcy
and Bertha were unknown. and she returned
telling her that she had been fooled and that
Oxley and Bertha were married. The servant
at N>8 Union avenue remembered Yesterday
that n man and q woman named Bertha lived
there couple Of months ago.
Justice aOetting told Mrs. Oxley he could do
nothing until she had found where her husband
was. He advised her to search the records Of
tho Health Department for proofs Of the big
amous marriage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
At Enrich Bro.. Opening. ssd IT. and 9Th A,

Every part Of tho store presents seasonabe attrac
lions but the lace and the dress trimming departments
on the nrst hoor cloals AMI Jackets and millinery on
the second oor secure the largest quota OF admirers
Both In the laces and dress trimmings the varieties are
noticeably large. including eSqusit-y embroidered
silk mOussenes in entirely new tints let appauetI
velvet trimming OF French design. feather bands In
novel effects. and net passementeres embroidered In
inssct patterns Of vivid hue,
Up stairs are superb cape rloaks OF the richest Of
caded velvet trimmed with jet nnd with ostrich lamb
ground covered with black velvet pattern For uuiet
elegance this garment can hardly he SURPASSED Col.
ored cloth clOakS. braided with contrasting or har.
mOnizing color, represent very stylish designs New.
markets Of rough Scotch chevos In all tones of color
fashioned with or without cape or half cape include
dozens Of entirely new models. Elegant carriage Jack
cts Of medium length and various coloring arc made
with an undorvest of contracting and much lighter
tone For instance of indigo broadcoth has vest
Of white satin embroidered In figures
OF pink. Tho vest can be concealed At will very
handsome Louis Quinss coat Of very light tan camels
hair cheviot hes hip pieces and sleeves deliberately
braided with fawn color and collar OF beaver fur
In the millinery parlor French examples arc unusu.
ally numerous lovely little toQue bonnet IL Of pearl
gray cloth embroidered with silver spangles and with
silk trimmed with loops OF canary velvet and
gray agretes In the back knots OF the same velvet IN
front, gray velvet strings
small hat. resembling sailor In shape has a brm
OF Jet and Tam Oshaner crown OF shaded pae green
velvet The trimming Ia placed at the side OF the hat
and consists OF bunch OF pink ostrich tpa sti black
quills. and soft loop OF black French lace much
larger model has soft Of ombrs velvet shading
from sbsinths 70 dark mouse COLOR Ostrich plumss
shading the same solers As mssssd ct the bask-AS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
Railroad Notes.

Yesterday was tho day fixed fol. home Wis;
itors excursions. inaMgurated by the Central
owing to the re- fusnl OF tho Western Passenger
Association to cooperate with their Eastern
connections
A charter was granted yesterday to the Sus-
a,iehanna and Buffalo Railroad to build a line
fifteen miles long from Cooks Run. CLIFTON
same county. John II. T. Nyan Of Williams
port Is President.
The New York Central has decided to run q
fest Limited State raIn between New YoEk and
about A. NJ and reaching Buffalo at S r. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
The Murder OF Postmaster Herring.

ST. MARYs. Ohio. Sept. 22-The excitement
over the murder OF Capt. Herring. the Post
master Mt st. Johns. continues. and the
County Commissioners have offered $1,000 for
the apprehension OF the murderer. A few
months ago the town went dry" largely
through the efforts of Capt. Herring. who Is
also the instigator OF tho Local Option bill.
made enemies for him. II is Believed Mo That Ss
was decoyed 70 his chicken house and muir
dered. Mrs; Herring says that on several 90
his sleep by some ono providing about the
yard, and had fired on his pistol to frighten
tho intruders away
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
Great Northern Takes . Hand at Rate
Cutting.

Tho ratio war on wcst-bound traffic between
the New Englnn, scnboard and Northwestern
points continues. Tho Northern Steamship
Company. operated by the Great Northern
Railway. announced yesterday tho following
lako-and-rail rates from Boston and common
points to st. Paul and Minneapolis. taking
effect Sept 20: First class. AZ cents: second.
81; third. 30; fourth. NTH. and sixth. 20 cents
nut into effect by the National Despatch lna
Via Sarnia. Considerable curiosity Is felt as to
whether the latter line will mako further re;
"Soo lines Will again slash the all rail rates
Certainly. tho Chicago-St Paul railroads will
make no attempt to meet this sort Of COM
petition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
sHs GIVES DIR. scnL1Tz TWO WEEKS.
10 Hour Later She VIII Begin Proceed.
iBgs for Divorce.

Mrs. Schlitz Is lonely at her homo. 81 Will
loushby avenue. Brooklyn. sho has heard
nothing from her husband. DR.. F. f. Schlitz.
Who left her i've days ago without saying
Wnere he was going. and whose departure was
eoincidcnt with that OF their domestic. Ro-
Nnna Goblc. Rosanna was in Mrs. Schiitz's
employ for three years and n half. and Mrs.
schlltz says that although many OF hcr friends
Sni.fnne,l her that her husband was infatuated
in.hHhh, the Girl. she could not believe ho was
.she said Inst night that sho would freely for
1--WE Eve " schltz, and would welcome him home
NSin Y no returned alone within two weeks
o uouid Ind the door closed and himself on tho
SSssside forever The property. she says. is In
s SSSI name. and Mt the expiration OF two weeks
lngB for divorce
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
Two Public Schools Closed.

30 far as the inspection has gone which G. B.
J. Snyder. Superintendent OF School Buildings.
has been making OF the newly opened public
schools. 1t has been decided to close two build
ings for repairs. Grammar School rs in West
Thirteenth street was closed last Wednesday
morning.
hd IN at tns
rebuilt. This could have been done without
closing the school. but the parents became
the school until Oct. !. Primary No. ~ at FIRST
avenue and Ninth street 10 TO DO rapared also.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
Dangerous Use Of Strong Purgativss.

Pills and Purgatives which act quickly upon the
bowels rritate and destroy tho mucous innss Of the
stomach and bowels. A continued use of such rene
dies innsmes the stomach and bowels The use OF Tie
genuine imported Carlsbad sprude salt y highly r>o.
ommsndsd because m sotion Il due solely 70 it, soivssS
and stimulating properties without irsitssius the
stomach. Obtain the genuine Imported aStisis euiy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
WABASH OFFICIALS INDICTED.
Charged with Paying Rebates to Kansas
City Shippers.

CharGe0 Win raging AeOateo 10 Aauoe9
City Shippers.
A despatch to THE Sun from Kansas City
says:
Milton Knight. trafic manager. and g. B.
Knight. general freight agent OF the Wabash
Railroad. and II. B. McClclland. general East
orn agent OF the Lehigh and Wabash Despatch.
located in New York city. were indicted by the
United States Grand Jury yesterday for viola
tiOn Of the INTEREST Commerce act
"SpcciQl Agent kretschmer OF the Commits;
proved It Is said. that these three officials had
paid heavy rebates 70 Kansas City shippers for
traf1lc. The complaint was mado by small
Fac simile copies OF the original bills, Of
lading were shown. also tho reports showing
tho divisions made by the several mcmbers OF
the freight line In which the items u rebate
arc said TO have been specified"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
Alny's Trial.

n MoopsvlILE, N. H.. Sept. 22.-In tho Grafton
county Court. in the case Of the State against
Seorse II Abbott. alias Frank C. Almy. for tho
murder Of Christie Warden at Hanover. n. H..
~ naJ July last, Judge Blodgett has appointed as
fvvnsel for Amy tho Hon. Alvin Burieigh Of
fSm nrnI. and William H, Cotton Of Lebanon.
oofgned within twenty four hours and the time
tesdS II ,a Anvil VIII Pc arranged. the State being
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
JULY rs ENOUGH FOR H1s1
Chevalier Contenciu Opp"ses the Observanc
OF Foreign Holidays.

OF Foreign Holidays.
In regard to tho threatened trouble over the
display OF the italian flag upon tho City Hall
on the occasion OF Mondays celebration.
Chcvalier Louis Contencin. President Of the
Italian Chamber OF Commerce. said Yesterday:
II am decidedly opposed to parndcs In honor
Of events concerning foreign nations and par
ticularly to tho display OF foreign. flags on the
State or municipal buildings nn,! reviews by
State OF municipal authorities on such occa-
sOns.
for Independence. with the fall " the Bnstio.
tho undcAtion Of Germany or Italy? Oncr va
become. American citizens II II our dutyto
naturally cannot hop having sympathy for our
native country. and we havea right to cello,
beneficial to tho land OF our birth. bnt. we must
not, expect others to Join these DECLARATIONS.
and lcast Of al should Wo expect the mrnlci-