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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07
NORTH HUDSON.

Tillie Page. twenty -one years old, Of
Walnut street, was sent to the Insane
Asylum today. The unfortunate girls
mind WIS unbalanced by sickness.
The Elm Solo Club met at Nolte's Hall.
West Hoboken. last night ana elected
officers.
Councilman "Only Nolan" of West Ho-
bokeu has a walkover. He is idolized by
his constituents
Tonight there will be a grand spectacu-
lar show at Ludley's Hall In West Hobo
ken. The show will be under the man.
agement of Joseph NJ. Driesner.
Plans have been submitted to the
Council of the Town Of Union for a new
public school building.
The Fourth District Democratic Club
of West Hoboken will meet at Nolte's
Hall tonight. The meeting promises TO
be an enthusiastic one.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07

last evening in Brady's Hail at Bsrgen
Point and organized as the Fourth Ward
Democratic Cfur. TIE following officers
were elected:-president, City Committee
man John Bull; vice president. john Nc
Elmeel. secretary. Patrick L Tlerney;
treasurer, Patrick Brady. Another meet
ing viii be held on Monday evening.
Several converts will be baptized nc the
services TO be held in the Bergen Point
Baptist Church tomorrow morning. and
a number Of others viii be immersed dur
ing the evening service The pastor, the
Rev. William +. Drew, will conduct both
services. During the evening he will de-
liver the fourth of his d~iscourses upon
1.-THE Great Leaders of Chrl stianity.n
John Wesley will be his subject.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07
NEWS IN NOTES.


Foreign.
Prince jerome Napoleon Bonaparts Is
sick aud In danger OF death at Rome.
d.. Seegart, an English physician, died
Monaco. He had been winning NOR
mously.
Robert Lindsay Antrobus, a junior
partner in the famous London banking
hrm Of Ccutts & Co, committed suicide
Yesterday. No cause Is known.
Cardinal Manning is to attend a st
Patrick's Day banquet In London, at
whicn Justin Mccarthy Is 20 preside.
IL is announced hat Mexico Is preptr
Ing TO MAKE q great exhibit at the Chi
ago Fair.
The National CAPITAL.
Roswell p. Flower deuies that he is a
supporter Of i" Pay the Freight" Jones
for Governor OF New York next fall. IL
the Democracy nominates himself, he
says, he will be proud OF the honor and
will make the ruu.
Senator Hiscock is on top now In the
counsels Of little Mr.. Harrison. Hiscock
Is to have the sharing OF fne Federal pap
among the boys in New YORK State.
In New York State.
Car Reed made a speech in praise OF
himself at a dinner OF the Federal Clut
Caauncey NJ. Denew aud other direc-
tors OF the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railway were placed under
$4,000 bonds on account Of the Tunnel
accident bv Coroner Levy Of New YORK
G ,rnelius Vanderbilt gave bail for Mr..
Dppew.
Mrs. Bloomfield of White Plains was
fully identified as having gon capering
over the country disguised as a boy In
with her paramour, Turner
The jury Ia half an hour found her guilty
OF immoral conduct, and a divorce will
now be granted to her husband.
New Jerseys Budget.
banning evidence was produced
against Francis Lingo, the negro who Is
on trial for numbering and ~outraging
Mrs. Annie Miller near Camden The
most remarkable point was medical testt-
nlonv hat certain wound on the woman's
body were probably made by Lingo's
teeth.
A gang OF desperate thieves stripped
the telegraph poles Of Union county of all
their wires yesterday.
Elsewhere.
Annie Besaut, the English female
crank and propagation of free-love ideas
is 10 attend Il conference of women's
rights, women aud other mischief makers
at Boston next month.
Minnesota Is so very moral that the
LEGISLATURE proposes to fine all leg-show
artists who visit the State.
The Chicago Baptist University has
So, 900, 200 in right now and expects to
double tina amount. It is the enterprise
of the American Baptist Educational So
ciety.
Sir John Mcdonald is badly left on the
results of the Canadian election. He still
has a majority Of twenty-one in Parlia
ment, bat this is reduction OF thirty from
what he enjoyed when the dissolu uoI
o place.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07

Az ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE "a A.
n Grifnng Iron Company" It's succe ssors and
assigns. 70 lay and maintain railroad tracts aeresz
Woodward street 20 connect on tha north and
south thereof wfrh tracks laid or which may -
laid wirhin the right Of way Of the Lafayette Rail-
road
The Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey Gig Go
Orddia as foifoHrs.-
Section l. That permission Is hereby granted -
"a A. Grif1nx hon Company It's successors and
assigns, TO lay and m&inlaln tracks Of iron r4ls
across woodward stress. to connect On the nor1n
and south thereof With tracks laid. Or which mag
hereafter ne laid within tie rixn NJ OF way Of the
Lafayette Railroad Company ana tails psrmisioa
Is confined 10 thar part OF Woodward street. where
said riehs OF way crosses the same.
Section : That the rails herein authorized. in
conforming 70 the incline OF the tracks on th8
south OF said street, may be laid 81 OF above f1s
grade Of the street.. b1s not more kh4l nve rect
above the grade taereof. and shall belzid a11s<
the Supervision Of the COMMITTEES On streets Of
rEis Board and in szeh a manner a. not 70 impair
tbs paaiic uses Of said street noz i1coaslxt.1r El-n
tAa permission granted
Passed February - ISL
Joax z scorE.
City Clerk.
Approves March : d osaazarza cLzsz1Asn,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07

a 70 license and REGULATE travelling and o<her
shows ciscsses and athletic exhibitions" passed
The Msser and Aldermen Of Jersey CITY do
Section l. Thss il shan not be Lawful for any Der.
soa sr persons 70 sxhlbtl show OF hold villain the
s sarsa51ss nn anls y 1 sissSS s S1.y "a any r s IN sr Or en-.
olent purposes. withous nrst obtaining ahoenss
secsien :. TAat the fees to be charged for licenses
aQtnQri1ed b. tnts ordinance ana the ordinances
lowss-for a license Tor a circas. With 81 mr1shoas 4
menagerfe, charging twenry-hvs cents or more Tor
cred dollars Tor each day. for q license for . clr-
Gus vita or without a menagerte, charging from
sum Of mot exceeding one hundred dollars for the
hrss week saa tns sum Of not sxoeeaing aftY dol
tinre Tor license. for an asnlsuc or scisnrine
dollars for each exhibition for a License 20 permit
PLAYS. singing or perrcr1nauc es Of any kind Ia any
eoealng and 81 the rate OF TWEEN " ave dollars q
month; for = license for q coaeert or enter tain
mission he sum Of not sxceedine twenty 1--we dol
lars for each eoaeerL. out this nrovizioa sha1l not
charitable or beDesoient Barposz
section 3 inet LICENSES granted by saia Commit
ssssion Z That any person or persons no snsll
the ordlnance o wnich th1s IL amendatory. shall
secicn s Thai ali ordinances ana parts Of ords-
ing vita the provisions OF tals ordinance are here
Passed February 10. 1891
President
Presented 70 me May or February Il. 1921. hut n os
scr0ed % law. il went into edacS Febrnary 81,
lsL without MS action
CITY Clerks ozco. Jersey City. March I. iissi.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07
CITY NOTES.

The Rev. George j. Mingins Of the
Union Tabernacle, New York. will lee
ture in the Scotch Presbyterian Church,
Mercer street, on Friday evening, March
IS, at eight O'Clock. Subject, "Shams OF
the Day" The proceeds will be given to
a congregation in the North of Ireland.
Mrs. Mary I. Lathrop of Michigan will
deliver an address at the Summit avenue
Baptist Church this evening. She will
discuss the measures and movements OF
the time for temperance and social re-
form.
Patrick Grennon Of No. 376 Grove
street, fell from the real platform OF
Court House car No. 305, at the corner Of
Washington and Montgomery streets at
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon. He
suffered injuries about the head and
body. DR.. McGill attended him, and he
was sent to st. Francis Hospital.
While hanging out clothes at her home,
No. 433 Montgomery street. Yesterday
afternoon, Margaret Cullen lost her bal
ance. and falling out OF a second story
window, sustaining injuries of u serious
character.
Tax Commissioners and Police ] ustice.
elect Michael j. .. Donnell Is being con-
graduated today. Mother and daughter
are doing nicely.
James Furman OF Pine street. VIII lie at
work yesterday in New York, fell down
the elevate shaft of q building and broke
his wight leg. He wa taken home in a
cab and from there TO st. Francis Hos
pital.
The Lafayette Guard viii meet this
evening TO make ARRANGEMENTS for their
annual ball.
An apron and necktie reception will be
held this evening at the residence of Mr..
aud Mrs. james Riggs on Pacific avenue.
David McBurnley, a brakeman in the
employ of the Centra al Railroad Company,
had his left hand crushed while coupling
cars yesterday. He was taken to the City
Hospital.
Tie National Storage C~ompany's trestle
east OF Grand is being strengthened. The
wooden posts are rotten and have 10 be
replaced with new ones.
The Lafayette Pleasure Club will
tender a reception 10 Miss Maggie Caple
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07

SPECIAL MASTERS sALE-IS cHANcERY OF
- New Jersey.
Between Aarssret Gacquin. complainant, and
Nary Gscquin ct ais. defendants.
On ol for partition and decree for sale.
v niiam ,. Aidltge. solicitor
b. yiEtge OF G decree OF tie Court Of Chancery OF
New jersey. mace IN the above cause on the six
tenth day Of February, eighteen hundred and
ninety one, directing a sale OF all and singular the
PREMISES mentioned aud described in rle bill OF
com plant and said decree for sale. 4, William q.
T. zee, special has,er in CGaucery OF New Jersey,
shall sell AZ public veRaae, 10 the highest bld1srs,
on TUESDAY, the thirty irst day Of Aarca. eighteen
hundred and niEefy-oDe tls9l a. two O'CLOCK in ths
afternoon, upon that part Of tae premises known
as Non Prescott place. Jersey City, all tue follow
ing lands and premises, belag the same described
in said decree. 10 wit
al those certain lots. pieces or parcsis OF laad
and premises. situate, lying aud being in Jersey
City, IN the county of Hudson and tate Of Aew
jersey, and which on a certain map o. file in the
ONCE OF the clerk OF the county OF hudson afore
safe. entitled Homestead Property Of T. Z Wake
man. situated In the Fourteenth ward OF jersey
City. y. D. are known ana distinguished as lots
fourteen "a and fifteen fbl being on the westerly
side Of PTeseots place as laid down on saii map.
together with all and singular the haredit sments
and appurtenancest 10 the said premises belonging
or 10 any wise appertatnlnx said premises viii DO
sold in two parcels. each Of sad lots to constitats
Dated Jersey City. February II. 1891 eau
WILLIAM g. r. SEP.
Special Master in Chaneery OF New Jersey.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07
BOARD OF FINANCE.
OFFICIAL P~RocEEDISGs

Regular meeting of the Board of
Fidance, he'll at the City Hall, Tuesday,
March 3, 1891.
Present-President Edelstein and Mr..
Allen.
Abseut-Messrs. KILLER, Kenny and
Peterson.
In the absence of a quorum the Presi-
lent declared the meeting adjourned.
w. g. GERMAN,
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07

L rave been a great sufferer from catarrh
for over ten years; had IL very bad, could
hardly breathe. Some nights / could not sleep
ana had 10 walk the loor purchased Ely's
Cream Balm and am using it fresly. it IS work
ing a cure surely. Ihave advised several friends
10 use 1t, and wifh happy results In every case.
II Is the medl cine above all others Tor catarrh.
and Il is worth its weight In gold thank
God l have found q remedy ! can use with
safety and that does all that Is claimed for 1t.
It IS curing my deafn ess.-B. w. Sperry.
Hartford. Conn.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07
nRpINAycE HUpsoN couvrY RoARo oF

ORDINANCE HUDSON COUNTY BOAR OF
" Health and Vital Statistics.
The hudson County B1ard Of Health and vital
statisties. oy virtue OF the powers conferred by
law. do hereby ordaiu and enact that section % OF
the Revision OF fhs SanisarT CODE Of sad Board,
approved June g. 1881, be amended So that the same
shall read rs follows.
81 that every physician shall report TO this Board,
in writing, ever person having smallpox. GiDh
tneria nlsinoTaneons cro1p.scs riet fever. tTphus fev
er. typbof1 feFer, Astattc cholera. yellow feversEID.
spotted or relaps1ng fevsrs. tanu ths tate OF ais o.
hes disease, anu his or hsr pace OF dwelling and
name. II kgowni, when patient sucb physician has
prescribed for or attended. for toe first time since
hayinZ such contagious dlssass duriag any parton
ths p-ecelins twenty four hours, and every at
tending or przcslcing physician theraat must at
his peril see thai s1ch report is o. has been made
b. some attending PIN sieian. under q pen alty or
twcnty dollars for any failure 70 comply with any
OF the provisions OF IA is section.
Approved al regular meeting. Marc1 9 ls9i.
l. J. GORDON,
President
C.. J. Ro ONLY.
Cnarh
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07

To FRANK PURCELL
By virtue of an order OF the Court OF rhance-v
OF New Jersey, made on the day OF the uata hereof,
In a cause wherein Mary Doremus and Victor Z.
Doremua her husband. are coniplainents. and
you and others are defendants. you are required to
appear and plead, demur or answer 70 the con-
plHinant bin. on or before the sixth day OF Aprfl
next OF the said bill will be taken as confessed
against you
This said bill Is flied for partition OF certain
lands in Jersey City. Hudson cOanty. Sew Jersey.
Of which YOUR father. William Purcell, died
seized. and you, frank Purcell arr maze Q de-
PENDANT, because you are one Of the tenants In
common therein. OWNING an undivided fourth part
thereof, subject to your mothers right Of dover
therein.
Dated Jersey City. February 4, 1881.
TRAPHAGEN & BEEEMAN,
Solicitors OF Com pialnantz
Nc. rs dCufggInerv sfre4t
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07
NJ sEY.

IN the matter Of the application OF Percival P.
Perry for the sale OF lands limited over
In pursuance Of an order OF this Court made in
the above maa-r and filed January twelfth. eight
cen hundred and ninety-one, oIrecciay a sale Of
the real estate described in the petition therein. I,
Isaac Romano. one of the special Masters OF said
Court, shall sell at paoifc vsndas to the highest
bidder. on Wednesday, the eleventh day OF March
next lsslh at TWO O'Clock In the afternoon on the
premises. herein described, all that LOT
Or parcel OF LAND. with the dwelling
house thereon erected, situate in Jersey
City. Ia the county OF Hudson and state Of New
Jersey. which. On a man made by Joseph r. Gsngin-
entitled "A map Of ghas part OF the town OF Jersey
commonly called Pauins HOOK" is known ana
designated as lot numbered sixty-one tll in block
numbered twenty tz0l being twenty five feet
wide Ia front and rear ana one hunired feet deep
throughout a1d fronting on Washington Strees.
In A. .. 1870 said lot was known By the street nun
Der OF lis Washiny ton street NOV known as street
number 80. together WITH all ana singular the
hereditamsnts and appurtenaace TO the said prem
ises belonging or in any wise appertaining.
February IA lssl-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07
lT0TirT o. sErTLEMRSr

Notice Is hereoy given that the final account ~
the subscriber. administrator de bonis nom
VIII De audited and stated by the surror
gate OF the County OF Hudson. and re ported
March next
Henry Z. NIBLErF.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07

Notice is hereby given that the account OF the
subscriber. surviving exec1rrix Of ths estate OF
Fanny Whitecar, deceased. viii be audited and
stated by the surrogate OF the county OF Hudson
and reported for settlement on Saturday. the
fourth day OF ApTl next
Dated J anuary sOth, A D. 1881
MARGARET wHFTFrAR
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07

TaIs Is To CERTIFY THAT TIE NEW JERSEY
4 Steamboat Company proposes TO decrease its
capital sock from TWO million dollars % one
InilAon dollars ana the par value Of The shares o.
its capital stock from one hundrad dollars ea1n 70
nifty dollars each. making ths entire capital stock
OF sald company one million dollars. divided into
twenty thousand shares, OF nifty dollars each, that
amount having been determined oy the Board OF
Directors OF said COMPANY al meeting held rhe
SIN day Of February. 1851. TO which decrease stock
holders holding AT least two-thrds in value Of 1ns
existing capital Stock OF said company have a.
sented
In witness whereof this cereifcats Is signed by
the President Of said company. and It's corporate
seal IS hereto liked and st1estsd BY It's secretary,
the nth daS o. February. A d. eighteen hundred
and nfnety-oue.
- ne New Jersey steam boat compsn, ~
v. ". ENEREIT.
Il So Presidents
Attest.
GEo. 8 RIGss.
Secretary.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the account Of the
subscriber. Edmund W. Kingsiana. executor OF
Edmund ". Alag island. trustee under the viii OF
Isaac ". Scudder. deceased Will be audited aad
stated ~ the Surrogate OF the county OF Hndsoa.
Ana reported for seIlement on SATURDAY, the tn
day OF March. ISL.
81 W KFSGSr.AxD
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07
OF SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given thas the naal account OF
the subscriber, execute ofAnh r Edsali deceased
VIII be audited and stated By the Surrogate 81 ans
county OF Hudson and reported for settlement Oh
SATURDAY, the 7th day OF Aarca- lsgl.
Dated ecember IL A .. lQ
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07

I-& - H&L6AAA 80 lL@LL
Newton ave
block 81, lots s. 50. 20 and q. Mallory ave
BLOCK al lots y a. - and - Maiiory ave
Book e2l. lots - a. 81 ana 81 H0adley ave
Block 81, lots 81 j., 81 and o., Hoaoley ave
HocE bSl. lots o. and Is. Hoadlsy ave
Llock 81. lots s.. Is. % y. S. and g, HoadIey ave
Block - lots - ~ - sud 81 Mallory ave
Hook 80. lots 81 81 - ana SIS Mallory ave
Block ~, lots 3 and 4 West side ave
Block So lots and "a Virginia ave
BiOcK a. lots Il. Is and -, Virginia ave
Book Ga lots q aHd =, Virginia ave
Block ca, lots .. 81 and s.. NtrginIa ave
Block q. lots 81 81 81 s. AMI 81 Virginia ave
Block ca. lots 81. 3, - - and 81, Virginia ave
Block e.. lots q. -. a ami a. Virginia ave
BLOCK az lots u and -. Virginia ave
block & lots So 81 and Is hoadtey ave
B.ock e. lot g. HoadieT ave
MOck ~. lots g., o. ana Is Hoaalsy ave
Block g.. lots Il ana Is. Eoadisy ave
Block 62 lots g. o. and 6. Hoadlsy ave
Block e2 loSs q ana ~ Hoadiey ave
Elcck 81 lots q and = Aoadley ave
Eiock ~ lots $ and 81 Hoadley ave
hlocK e.. lots 20 ano a, Hoadiey ave
Block az lots -. IS and - HoSdiey ave
Block az. lots ~ aud - eraat ave
FLOCK ~. pargs OF lots S. 81. Is. ~ Grant ave
E&eK ~. lots 81 and >. 0r1nl ave
Book ~. lots a. -, - And ~ Mallory ave
Elock 20. lots u, IS. - and 50. Hatch ave
Block ~, lots 81 and 81, Hatch ave
hioek i6, ioSs5 81 CO. 81 and u, Ha1eh ave
Block u. lots =. - sand - hatch ave
Elock Da lots 9. n aad II Hatch ave
Eiocs u lots = ana IS hatch ave
Bloc ID. lots - Is anu l6. hatch ave
Block ~. lots Il. - Is ana ~ harea ave
Book is lots n = z ana q. hatch ave
Block 90 lots n ~. q and - Hatch ave
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Solicitor Of Complainant
\ ersev City NJ
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SPECIAL MASTERS sALE-1s cHANcERY OF

c. J. Ro oSET.
Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-12
Official Paper of Ormsby Count
A RUSSIAN OUTRAGE.

The Boston Herald publishes
TIE bl odcu din. story Of aptian
Morris of the Amerlc n ,aooner
Helpna, which sailed from Yokoha-
ma ON April IL. 1888, on cruise
for walrus. The schooner was
ca tured ly a Russian gunhoat
AMI taken Slth the crew to Val
dinetork, where the men were con
vicred OF VIC It'll G the fishing laws,
and sentenced To impr sonment
in Siberian coal mine for three
yea 3.
aptian Morris was chained to a
Polish pris pner, all saw n one
but the Pole for tine Yeas, AS he
WA not permitted To leave the
mine during the term OF his SEN
tence During his imp ispnmeut
the Pole died and tn Captain was
chained to the corps for fifteen
days when the Captain liberated
himself from the ghustIy Lad by
cutting the body in two with
shovel and sendi g it TO the sur
face pom a load 0. coal.
At the expiration OF his sentence.
the CAPTAIN, with OF his crew,
who had also been released, walk
ed $50 mil to VI livestock, from
which place they were ken by an
American vessel to Nagasaki,
where the American Consul provid-
ed them with clothing and tran
spotation to Yokohama.
IL this st ry be true, Secretary
Blaine ught TO iaaugurate that
vigorous foreign policy" which |
We were tod would be a distin-
guished feature of his admins
tIati"n when he took tn portf, lilo |
OF Seer etaIyof State. Surely uch !
an outrage as is alleged to have |
been perpetrated on Captain |
Morris ought not t. go unnoticed. !
Russian despots should be made
to under. tand that they cannot
impris n American citizens in
Siberian mi es for trivial off nsrs !
without b. ing held accountable
for it.-J0urndl.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-12
JIMISMS.

The Lundy Inder has the following
For years the tail to the brew.
cry led past the blacksmith shop
but sin e the death of Uncle Jake
and Billy everybody goes around
by the road.
The old Hotel de Maud is to be
fitted up for a court room. The
ancient shop has experienced
many vicissitndes, but this will be
tougher than all.
1t is currently reported that by
the death OF relative Billy Nc
Kenzie has fal en- heir to quart
er OF million. With all that ver-
million he'll paint things red.
Col. John Becker does not get
well verv fist, and Paul Rouze is
in no better luck, while the Inder
man, thanks to clear conscience
and rigid temperance habits, is be-
ginning to fee his oats again.
"Old Yank," the we'll known
oracle OF the M no Piutrs, was
here a feH days ago, and on being
asked about the La liam trou lie :,
replied: 'Damfool Injun, damfool
white man Bimeby somebody
get burnt if they don't look out.
Too much free WHISKY"
b RN, February /, 1891, to the
vile Of r g. Muntrose e, son A
public eeing will be held at Fra
ser Hall on Whasington's Birthday.
Tor the purpose OF building a name
for the new millionaire, after
which there viii be grand ball
and a sumptuons banquet at the
Hotel Monte.
On Thursday little bit of snow
fell. Vest erday a little ten pound
breeze tossei the white stuff
around in lofty glee, and as we go
to press the zephyrs are still frolic
ing; but they can't raise a sto, m
such as we used to be proud Of.
Thermometer SO in the shade and
inclined to sweat.