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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-05-20

had two Of them on each hand,
and as his blood became more
and more impure, 1t took less
time for them to break out. A
sore came on the chin, be-
meath the under lip, which
was very offensive. His head
was one solid scab, dlsch arg
Ing a great deal. This was
his condition at twenty-five
months old, when 1 under
took the care of him, hi s
mother having died when he
was a little more than a
year old Of cnnannnnfinn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-05-20
A Valuable History Free.

1t is seldom that anything Of much value
isgiven away just for the asking. but the
prettily printed "History of Queen Anne
and her Reign" is one of the most interest
ing and really valuable little works we have
seen. 1t contains complete summary Of
English history during this period, brightly
written, and showing.hcw the true womanly
character of the Queen Influenced her course
as sovereign. Every scholar. young aud old.
will find it of interest to read and valuable
as reference. Send your address on DOS
tai card to Henry Woods Sons Co, Boston,
Mass. and get copy free.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-05-20
Auction sale OF Valuable Real Estate

Thursday Of this week, Messrs. +. o. Bailey &
Co. will sell the Phinney property on Pine street,
near Promenade, at auction This is one Of the
most valuable estates In the city Of Portland and
the sale offers grand opportunity to any gentle
man looking for a first-class residence.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-05-20
Mrs. WInsIoM,a Soothing sYrup.

has been used over Fifty Years by millions Of
mothers for their children while Teething, with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child, softens the
Gums, allays Pain, cures Wind Collie, regulates
the bowels, and is the best remedy for Diarrhea,
whether arising from teetbing or other causes.
For sale by Druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. 25c bottle. feb6MW&F&wly.
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rgw .DyERTIsEmENrs TO-DAY

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FIRST PAGE.
Rlnes Brothers
FINANCIAL.
n, Pavson g. Co.-Exchange street.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Portland base ball grounds.
FOURTH PAGE.
harrington Bros.-542 Congress street.
e,wen Moor Il Co.
Rines Brothers.
To let-L. o. Bean & Co.
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft.
Savings bank book lost
FOR sale-W. II. Waldron.
To let-Store.
Protect your homes.
Niagara Falls-Internationa hotel
oliver Ditson Co., Boston.
EQUITABLE meeting.
Florida property for exchange.
Bcycles-E. ii. Corson.
To let-Unfurnished cottage
Bicycle Ollie. L. Bailey.
Colesworthy's book store-2
johnson & Lambert-2.
AUCTION SALES.
+. o. Bailey & Co.
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term tern, as the engagements Of the members OF
tne court are such, that it would not be con-
venient to come in again.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-05-20

when Baby was sick, gave her Castorfa
'7hen she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria-
when she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
dec11 eod&w1y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-05-20
Body Recovered.

The body of Edgar R. Littlejohn. who was
drowned at Bug Light, was recovered yester-
day and delivered to his family. Coroner
Gould investigated the circumstances of the
death, but found an inquest unnecessary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-05-20
Fell From n Car

Thomas FL. Barrett, of Gorham, N. H., a
Grand Trunk brakeman, slipped and fell
from the top Of freight car at Bethel Tues-
day night. He was badly shaken up, but is
heavy frost, making the top Of the car un-
safe walking, was the cause of the accident.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-05-20

Don't forget to come
one day for the pictures.
An entire section at the
rear end of the store has
been given up to the exhi-
bition, and it is the best
collection of etchings that
has ever been shown here.
Two days more.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-05-20

Carpenters and mechanics use Johnson's Ano
dyne Liniment. 1t is healing and very soothing.
Mayo eodGw1w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A SGR0FULOUS BOY
Running Sores Covered His BODY and
Head. Bones Affected. Cured
by Cuticura Remedies.

Wnen six months old, the left HAND OF our little
grandchild began to swell, and had every appear
ance OF large boil. We pouticed it, but all TO
running sore. Soon other sores formed. He then
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-05-20

MY friend, look here! you know how
weak and nervous your wife u.s. and you know
hat Carters Iron Pills will relieve her, now why
not be fair about it and buy her box?
may18 d&wIw
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SAYINGS BANK BOOK LOST.

WEhave been notified in writing as required by
w Revised Statutes, Chapter AZ Section IL 2,
by Mark Crockett, of Portland. Maine,
that his Deposit Book No. Al ,708 is lost
and that he desires duplicate book issued to him.
MAINE SAVINGS BANK,
by Alpheus G.. Rogers, Treasurer.
Portland, Me-, MAY 10, 1891. my2OdIaw3wW
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Cottage Chamber Sets.
Cottage PaT|OT Suits.
Piazza Chairs.
Reed and Basket Rockers.

III you are going TO keep B0ARDERS
and want furnishings for half dozen
or dozen rooms, come to us, we can
save you money.
III your CHAMBER SET has done fair
service and new one is required, we
can suit you In all woods at all prices.
IL you want aPLUSH ROCKER or two
to enliyen up the otherwise dull ParlOr
or Sitting Room, you can get them
cheaper from us.
III your RANGE has lost Its usefulness
and won't stand any more repairing, we
can help y0u out Of the difficulty by put
ting In QUAKER or some other Range
at low figure.
Our supplies for the DINING ROOM
consist OF a large variety OF Tables,
Chairs, Dinner Sets, Knives, Forks,
Spoons, silverware, SidebOards, which
can't be bought as low, no matter
where you go.
You will want REFRIGERATION II
you haven't one; we show twenty-five or
more styles, and only the best; "BALD-
VIM or "BELDING,n both prize
medal RefrigeratOrs.
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The complete summer
stock of Outing Shirts is
ready now.
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bicycle OIL FOR SALE. "Porpoisene; %
ID warranted free from acids, and not to gum
or stten In the coolest wea Their; good for Sewing
Machines; also Guns and FL shing Tackle for sale.
g. l.. BAILEY, 263 Middle street. 2O-I
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j. R. LIBBY.
Housekeeping
DEPARTMENT.
In this Department we shall make
Special Sales during the week,
and our patrons will find
many lots Of Domes-
ties at wholesale
prices.
One lot Scrims at 4c
A good line of better ones at sc,
SC, Zoe and IL Lee.
Remnants of Brown Cotton at Sc
Remnants OF yard wide Brown
Cotton 4c
One bale yard wide Cotton dur
ing this sale 4I-2c
One case Remnants of Bleach
ed Cotton at Glide
Brown and Bleached COtt0ns in
all widths at the lowest
market prices.
40 pcs Challies, light ground, at Sc
One case extra fine Challies,
choice patterns, at sc
100 pieces Satins, French fin
ish and good styles, at lac
These Satins are very much bet
ter value than Prints that
cost the same.
rs pieces double fold yard
wide Suitings at 6 l-4c
30 pieces Armenian Serges re-
duced from IL Lee to Toe
One case Of Outing Suitings,
worth IL Ice, at Toe
One case Check Ginghams at sc
One lot IL Lee Ginghams,
subject to slight imperfec-
Scotch ZephyrGinghams at IL Lee
20 pcs Oriental Crepes at IL Lee
100 pcs French fold Nain-
sock mt 6 Lie
so dozen extra large Huck
Towels at IL Lee
One case n.4 AvOndale Blank
cts at S3.9S
This Blanket is actually worth So.
This Department in our Basement
is stocked full up, and we in
tend to make it a place at
tractive ON account of
the bargains offered. 1t will pay
all h0usekeepars to inspect
this line and prices.
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Do you know about
the great line of real tor
toise shell goods that's
heref Quantities of new
combs, hair pins and orna-
ments in fancy shapes
have just come in, prettier
and better and cheaper
than any we've had before.
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Equitable Meeting.

Equitable Meeting.
A LII persons interested In the Equitable will
"A please meet THURSDAY, the 21st inst, at
half past three d. m. at Harrington ~ Carney'S
rooms. First National Bank building. my20d2t.
WANTED Toilet the public know we have on
w hand fun supply OF staple and fancy gro.
lowest market prices, and we are willing to sell
for cash at the smallest living proht; we are ad-
steak zoe to soc; round steak 15c to 1906 sirloin
roast 15c short rib roast 15c; good beef roasts
but for best of steer; pork roast 12c; pork steak
12c; sausage lie; liver &c; whole hams 10hc
lean smoked shoulders 71ac; nice corned beef 4c
pure lard SC by the tub; az JOHNSON s. LAM
BERT'S, "a Wllmot street. 2O-l
ELORIDA PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE-To
Il exchange property In Florida for cottage
and lot on one of the Islandstn Portland Harbor.
said property Is situated at Green Cove Springs,
Orange Park and near Melrose. The two former
places are on the river respectively thirty and ff-
teen miles south Of Jacksonville, and connected
by rail with that city. Melrose Is on the beautiful
lake Santa Fe. west OF Green Cove Springs. with
which 1t Is connected by rail. Some Of the lots
Their partcSsrs 1 enquire of H. Moves No.
Pine street, Portland, Me. my20d3ts
bicycles FOR sALE-Boys' ss5 Satellites;
- fun Bal bearings; fully guaranteed. Ladies'
able machine for ladies to ride. Rambler agency,
bO7 IN Congress street, K. II. co kS0N, Manager.
hepalrlng by an expert. 20-1
NOR SALE-Eegant suburban residence, I'm
= ished In hard wood, IL rooms and bath, with
steam, all In perfect condition, fine stable with
1900 feet Of land, located on the right side OF
Pleasant street, Woodfovds; only $4,000. w. fl.
WALDRON, 80 Middle street. 2O-l
bicycle OIL FOR SALE. "Porpoisene; %
- warranted free from acids, and not to gum
OF stifen In the coolest wea Their good for Sewing
Machines; also Guns and FL shing Tackle for sale
9. L. BAILEY, 2e3 Middle street. col
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MARRIAGES.

Beecham's Pills cure bilious and nervous ills
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| ITO LET-A nice unfinished cottage of six
| IL rooms at Peaks Island. Enquire at 225
| Federal street. G. ii. CROCKER. 20-l
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A LII persons interested In the Equitable will
"A please meet THURSDAY, the 21st inst, at
half past three p. m. at Harrington & Carney's
rooms, First National Bank building. my20d2t.
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Silver ware for Index Soap ,urappers.
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DON'T
Waste Money!!
YOU GAN
trade more advantageOusly with
ms than anywhere In Maine.

II you are furnishing a SUMNER
COTTAGE, you can find ali you want to
complete 1t at our store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-17
rEups AMONG LABOR MEN.

RECENT developments In Chicago
relating to Socialism and Anarchism,
show that both these forms Of political
heresy have obtained rather flrm
foothold on American soil. IL may
seem that the authorities la that city
were rather ha.ty In their action, and
many newspapers have 20 character
ised II. On the other hand, 1t must be
remembered that the police have made
a special study Of Anarchlsm, and
keep close W ,lch on Its leaders. II Il
presumed, then, that some Information
Of serious character prompted the re-
cent raid.
Though Anarchism and Socialism,
as interpreted by their respective ex-
FOUNDERS, are two widely different mat.
tiers, yet both aim alta complete revo-
luton In existing institutions. And
from this point both are viewed IA on
M cqual plane. This average capital.
lat, as well ms tho average working.
man, w Views them, hence tho oppo.
''',on 70 oo'n rom 'nese quAiVo'1'
IN birmingham Ah, next month
= eonVeh''on OF haoor roueiAuons WIN
% no'u. S'e'Ns~ anu NuA''n'ss
are seeN'ns representation IN hs.
assembly ftcsiueh' pohipefs' OF
.no 'rs'es un'ons' opPoeo' '"enh 'e'o'-
L.. A
~ 'na SOCIALISTS, nowo'e',afe Wo's'
ing 10 nave meg OF pfohouhoeu sooiM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-17

tuition In doing 20. Article a., clause .,
Of the Constitution says that the Pred
dent shall Exercise supreme command
over the Land and naval forces n the
United States " Brazil, ~ well AZ over
the local police, when called TO arms
for the Internal or external defense u
the Union"
Clause 10 Of the same article says
that the President shall "couvoke the
Congress In extra session aud pforogue
IT. ncgular sessions"
II appears that Fonseca Iustifies his
action by thesc two provisions. He
considers the Union la danger, be.
cause Dom Pcdro's grandson Is seek.
ing to re-establiAh the empire. To him
Is also given the power to prorogue the
regular sessions Of Congress. with
him proroguc and dissolve plssibly
mean the same thing. lie IL given alb
solute power In appointing citizens to
office, both foreign aud domestic. In
this respect the constitution Of Brazil
differs from Guns. The President there
Is not 20 much controlled by tho
Senate, rs IL the President Of the
United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-17
HONE INDUSTRIES.

IT Ia pleasing 10 see revivol OF
interest In the subject OF home manu-
features. This was almost hobby with
the late President Brigham Young.
His sagacious mind perceived the nd.
vantages which would accrue 10 the
whole community by the production at
home OF those articles and commodities
which are necessary for homo use. He
was not blind to the value OF exports.
But what he desired TO sec was the re.
strictlon Of imports TO those things
which were necessary and could not be-
produced In the Territory.
Such home industries a. we have
were In the main suggested and fos.
tered by him, and he not only advised
continually tue investment by men OF
means Of their capital In home manu-
features, but be took the lead himself
and showed by his example the faith
he had In their ultimate success and
the benefit they would be TO tho
people.
II there Is anything that Utah needs
now more than other interests It lisa
revival OF the home Industry spirit.
The establishment Of enterprises
that would employ our boys
and girls, and older persons
who need occupation, will give the
best impetus 10 our internal affairs and
be tile Test antedote for the complaint
Of dull times Of anything that could be
inRugunted. We are glad to see that
President Simon OF the Chamber Of
Commerce takes an Interest In this
important matter, and We hope that
bis call for meeting Of manufacturer,
merchants and others on Thursday
evening win meet with a warm and
general response.
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LXrrSsIYE CLAWS.


TUT saying that Corporations have
no SOUL Is exceedingly mus,y. u is
quoted frequently. Tho result u that
legally organized business entities are
the objects Of good deal Of thoughtless
prejudice. In the absence Of corpora
tons business would he comparatively
stagnant and great undertakings Inn
practicable. II Ia noticeable that these
organizations are the subjects Of a great
many suits for damages to person and
property, and the claims OF some " the
plaintiffs are enormously In excess OF
what they sre entitled 10. These ex.
cessivo claims ARE evidently put In on
the idea that II an exceedingly large
amount IL asked for, the plaintiff IL
sure to get something. II a modest
sum IL claimed tho pialntif will got
nothing. Il sooms as II Juries were
really Influenced by such tactics. some
of the verdicts that have been render
cd make II appear rs u one OF the
greatest windfalls that can come In the
way Of some persons Ia to have their
noses accidentally split or their cheek
bones bruised by some means associal'
ed with n corporation. Damage cafes
ought to be carefully scru,inlxed by
Juries, and where person asks n
sum enormously In excess Of what the
damage sustained would warrant, he Is
seeking 10 simply make a haul and
secure something 10 which he l. not
entitled. lie ought to be- treated ac'
tordingly. Although corporations are
cold.bloo led arrangements, they have
some rights under the law aud ought
not to DO made the victims Of COM
mon prejudice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-17
THE TROUBLE IN BRAZIL.

LITTLE more than n year ago Brazil
abolished Its monarchlcal system OF
government and established n rspub-
lie. Friends Of liberty everywhere re-
Joiced at the change. II WINS tht praud
boast OF Americans especially that the
last Of royal rulers was seen on this
continent Unfortunately, news from
that country during the past week Is
ofa very discouraging character. II
seems that the BraEilians have merely
changed from n constitutional empire
to military dictatorship. A
Brazil occupied nearly one-half the
continent Of South America. lis great.
est length Ia 2G00 miles. II mas coast
line Of $500 miles. Navigable rivers
are numerous there, and tho climate Is
agreeable and equable. It's estimated
area ia s,2Os, s7s English square miles,
Politically, 1t Is divided into twenty
States and one federal district. Its
population Is about 1900, 900.
The government Is modelled some
what on the pattern OF the United
States. The Federal district CORES
ponds to the District Of Columbia.
Under tho empire It was known ~ the
municipal district. In II Is the capitol
Of the United States OF Brazil
Article Z, Of the Constitution says:
"Each State shall, ut liz own expense.
provide for the needs Of its own gov.
eminent and administration, and the
Union shall have the right to aid IL
only in cases Of great public calamity"
The President Is elected for term Of
six year,, but Is ineligibls for a second
term. The Legislature consists OF n
Senate and House OF Representatives,
The Federal supreme Court consists OF
fifteen members appointed ly the
President.
a few days ago the President of the
Repul lie, Manoel Dooioro IA Fon.
seca dissolved Congressman proclaimed
himself dictator. ltis commonly pre.
stunned here that he violated tue CIn..l
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does not appear. except tina, 10 eicc,
Il reflects on the management n city
affairs under "biberar' ajminietta'
ton, and that II ofepds AN elemen, that
IL depended upon by the "Liberal"
faction for future support.
IL nuts that faction and liz organ into
hole. IL IL notorious that the
manager Of the "I.lberal, campaign
Of fraud enlisted the saloon and as.
ISOLATE elements In the at uIggle, aud
did not want the city TO be "too good"
That tho Chief Of Police has been
hamperej In his movements by such
orders NJ that issurd recently by the
acting Mayor TO prevent police raids on
houses Of ili.fame. That the under.
standing had with the liquor and gam
bling interests by the Liberal" fac
ton. was such that the ordinances
could not be fully enforced agai INST
them. II is useless 10 sputter, and call
names, and east blame ON men who
have incurred the anger Of "Lib.faP"
bosses because they do not submit to
ofllclous dictatiop. The fault II IN the
whole "Liberal" scheme TO capture the
city, and the bargains msde to ensure
Il, and the natural consequences aris'
ing from II.
"a party Of law and order" indeed
II has despisrd law aud supported dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-17

Ia former year whom banks col
Ial srd Il was customary for the cashiers
% skip 10 cinaia. rhi- IL no longer
fashionable. Il Is now common Tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-17

And il desirable acquisition also to
every student Of Theology and other
person who values tho means OF advo-
eating and defending sttlpinrally and
Historically the Principles Of the Gospel.
The wishes OF the oompllors, that the
work ho published without proht 20 as 10
DO within tho roach OF every person dos
string It, have boon studied In this 40
we'll rs tho first edition, aud therefore no
discount except for cost OF postage Ia al
lowed to dealers.
The book IL bonud'ln four disoron,
styles anl sont postpaid to any address
at the following
DpI1pq. as oonts. SIS cents,
hlNLo, SO cents- and SllO.
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them to tale SPECIFY trip 10 the spirit
world, ny ddug bullet into the brain.
Several French and German bankers
recently committed suicide. There
have been several cases Of that kind IN
this country. The latest is George T..
Beard, the young cashier Of the Ma
tlonsl Bank Of Cheyenne. The sui
cidal mania Is terrible phase Of mod.
crn civilization.
The whisky poisoning ease at Milan,
Tenn, u one Of unusual nddcncss. A
farmer Invited a few friends 10 clam.
boree." lie RECALLED them with a Jug
Of whisky. All n them were seized
with Illness, aud three Of the party
speedily dlcd. srhe cause IL said 10 DO
that the whisky was poisoned. This
story is too old. II Is only question
Of degree. rhat joyful was merely
more poisonous than the ordinary srtl-
Gle. Any Of II will kill In course OF
time u taken frequently and In sui.
hcient quantities.
England Ia suffering severely from
the effects of our protective System. II
IL no wonder that Lori Salisbury, In
hisspccch at the Lord Mayors banquet,
was nuablc 10 give any assurance Of
AN improvement In British trade.
Tho exports from the United King
dom 10 ,his country during the
Last three months show falling or Of
so,Ooo,000 compared with the CORES.
pondlng three months OF 1890.
There IL something very refreshing
about the attempt being male TO show
that the successful effort Of the U. =.
Marshal to enforce the laws In this
city Is merely for political effect agalns,
the "Llbcral"party. Suppose, for ar.
gumenps FAKE, that this were true,
how much better docs II make the
showing for the condition Of tho city
under "Llborar" rule? Indcpcndo Mt
OF the nature Of the u. s. Marshal's
motive, his success In enforcing tho
law against offenders exhibits the In
action aud consequent impotcnoy Of
the city government. The lawlessncs.
that has prevailed In Salt Lake City
since the advent 10 power Of the Glib
eral' party ought 10 be- sufficient 10
bury that party In the depths Of IRE.
tricvable oblivion.
The Emperor OF Germany Il, TO say
the least, very e'contrlo character.
When he viaitci Munich he entered
his name In the golden book" ofthat
city. Under II he wrote; S,lpr,Hia let
RCgis poiuntds-''the supreme law Ia
the will OF the EMPEROR" Tho mum.
clpal council Of Munich aud the people
Of Bavaria generally arc Indignant ut
such m expression Of tyranny. WI.
liam does not seem 10 sense the fact
that he lives Ia an age IN which the
general trend all over the world Ia Ia
the direction u the POPULAR zation al
government. The wave is Irresistible,
and the occupant OF a throne who re.
fuses 10 recognize It will have tho seat
washed from under him and he will
be drowned In the Hood OF the wrath
OF the people.
The population OF Oklahoma under
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-17

A regular press dispatch contains the
startling intelligence to an expeciant
world, that the President Of this Re.
public has gone duck hunting. 1.-THE
statement had embodied further lnfor.
nation to the effect that our respected
chief Magistrate also intended to spend
some time Ia fshing for the sportiye
chub, the dose Of news might have been
too much for the public to swallow at
one gulp.