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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

Every Democratic paper of any char.
acter and Importance has spoken OF
President Harrison's appointment oil
Judge Shiras to the supreme bench,
and of Mr.. A. d. White as minister to
st. Petersburg in the highest terms.
In fact, they have not been able to
speak otherwise of the vast majority
OF the presidents appointments.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

Farmers IN the great West are offer
ing as much as g. 90 and 50. 80 day
TO men who will turn 10 and help har-
vest the grain erop--the highest wages
paid for unskilled labor anywhere In
the world. The calamity howlers OF
the Peoples party will doubtless &C.
cept this fact as proof Of the impover-
ished condition of agriculture.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

Things will not move smoothly for
the calamity orators of the Peoples
party until they can suppress the pub
lication of the crop bulletins now is
sued from the Department OF Agricul.
ture. The average crop bulletin now
adays Is sort of club which at every
swing hits the calamity orators square
ly between the eyes and gives him
that tired feeling in the thirty.third
degree. IN. y Press.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

Does anybody want to bet on the
size of "Cleve and Stoves" majority
at franklin Grove, DeKalb county,
Illinois, next November 1t is evil
IDENTITY Democratic stronghold. The
school trustees forbid the school mis-
tress from raising her own American
flag over the school house. Her ia.
ther was a union soldier, and when
some q. A. r. comrades heard of Il
they decided that they would raise the
pretty school-ma'am's flag next week.
--Dst. JourB al.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

President Harrison has approved
the act to enforce reciprocal com merce
relations between the United States
and Canada. The act provides for a
tax Of S. on each passenger passing
through st. Mary's canal and So on all
freight on Canadian vessels.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

With wildcat money, free silver coin
age, antagonism to free ballot and
fair count, and free trade to present
as Democratic principles, 4" the demo-
Gratis are pretty certain not to get TO-
gether this year.-N Y. Press.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

Chairman Harrity of the Democrat
ic National Committee has announced
his plan of campaign. ''The thing to
do is to get together and fight for
Democratic principles. Just what
Mr.. Harrity means by Democratic
principles" 1t will trouble the best
stump speakers he will put in the field
to explain.-N Y. Press.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

Lord Salisbury, the British Prime
Minister, told an audience the other
day, that 'free trade might be noble,
but It was not business"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

The Democrats are now discussing
the possibility of carrying the election
without New York. This means they
have no hope of carrying New York.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04
State Ticket.


For COMMUNICATIONS II. RICH,
OF Lapeer County.
For Lieut.. Gov'r. ~....J. w. GIDDINas,
of Wexford County.
For Sec'y of State.........J. w. JocHIM,
of Marquette County.
For Treasurer ........J. +. HAMBITzER,
of Houghton County.
For Aud. Gen'l. ..........S. w. TURNER,
of Roscommon County.
For Atty Gen1. :. .......G. e. DIEKEMA,
of Ottowa County.
For Oom'r. st. L. O.......J. G. BERRY,
of Orsego County.
For Sup. p. Inst'n. III. r. PATTENaII
of Ingham County.
For Member b. of Ed. r.. A. WILSON
of Van Buren, County.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

The Democratic platform declares
that protection is unconstitutional.
80 it was-in the constitution of the
confederate government.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

Adlai will be able to carry Kentucky
His jag will endear him to that state
forever. blade.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

The public debt of the United States
was decreased 81, 409, 400 during the
month of July:
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

The squawbuck legislature will meet
In special Session, by order of Gov.
Winans, to morrow.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04
ness.

The democrat Congress cannot pal
late its offenses by pleading drunken
ness.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04
AT HANSON { BRADENS FURNITURE ROOMS

WILL be found at all line
BURIAL CASES; Ladies' Chidrens
will country Especial given
mbaming preserving
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
yOTTUFIL But DANGEROUS.

FIVE YEARS OLD AND An EXPERT BUEGLNi''
One OF the most youthful prisoners mat mas Vcc"
arragncd before the bar OF the Ice AN'I"" I"i'c
Court appeared yesterday 10 answer 10 ch'ise o'
burglary lie was Michael MOucellO, i've years "ld'
who although young in years i old In crime HIS
method, OF robbery would give credit t. nuch
r,der member Of the craft MouccllO Is less than
three feet tall and weighs thrty-e.ght lpuhcs' afi
when araigned before Justice Eocttns hdd 10 DC
lifted M by one Of the court officers so that the
MAGISTRATE could him. The y0uth's cieNcrhoHS
had made him greatly feared by the storekeeperS in
the ncicIbOrhood If the Nineteenth Precinct whose
complaints 10 the police numerous OF the JOSS OF
sun,s Of money but they nrrlble TO learn the
manner OF IFS disappearance. Although suspicion IcI
on the Youthful burglar. II seemed 10 ~ hhPoNp'o
to detect him in the crime. The police OF the pre-
cinct and detectives worked night and d'y III hopes
Of getting some clcw tina; would lead to the arrest
If the thief and it was not until day or two ago
that they felt convinced that the DhrgHnlts WIN
being committed BY Mouce1o. Detouv'~ CARROLL
end Fnnlgan went 10 No. o RclnnSonst', whcre
the bows parents live and found him uei to b'd
with straps. They told the officers they were com
PEELED 10 use such measures TO prevent the boy
from running away from home.
When Mouccllo was taken into custody ne refused
TO answer any questions put to him. The most i'm
portant burglary committed by the boy was on JuN
g. when the grocery store OF Carl Gnuen, OF NO
"A Richard son st. WAS entered and the money drawer
forced open. s34o in bills being stolen. The money
was in Il bag In the drawer, and was evidently Known
10 have been there by the boy. Owing to his dmhn-
tive stature he could sneak behind barrels ana DoNes
and snurczr into small place, unObscrvcd week
after The robbery Jane, Rucc. shoemaker. OF
No. 30 Union ave-. the boy take from MS POCKET
a mil Of bills and tender a $40 bill In payment for
n piece Of watermelon. Ruelle says ne LOOK tlc
money from him and turned 1t over to his parents
Nonccllo claimed TO have found the money ON IN"
street II wae the discovery Of the money In the
possession OF the boy by Ruele that led 10 the arrest
The youthful prisoner appeared uncOnccrh.r re-
garing h arrest and turned over 10 the society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Chiiofcn 10 await
trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
cHlRGrp WIrH HIDING TEHiR ASSETS.

Ira Ilo Hambcrger. representing Brnot Na'S'r'
man cigar importer aud II. K H. R"ln"r' the agents
FOR the Peoria Whisky Trust, has obtained from JuuG
bartlett an attachment against the property OF haS
A. pohnl~ld Of 40. 80 broadway. WORK on the
rrouud that the defendants, Haas < Fohal'h' nave
disposed Of their property. with Intent 70 c'iF'u'
,,.ir ,r.iftor. Mr. BAmbcrgor Wrcrian'd inst
HAAS 4 Pohal.M had stored l2d cases OF wne>'
ct.at, md tobacco under fictitious name IN Narl'
ol, place In the city,
ON August = lIuas sued POhalsh for Il dissolution
~ the firm and for the appointment 81 receiver
.,,inc that the firm in,ov"nt on August
the firm bought large quantities OF goods ana on TIE
following dsy lUhal,M consented 10 IN" appointment
nj , receiver In IA" u,t0u Brought asninN, MN Oi
IIoa4 ON August = judge Andrews appointed Charles
e.. Allen receiver. This appointment IS said by The
crcditors I, have been collusive and 10 have been
une, for the purpose ~ pud,ng the property In IA"
hand. @, receiver. that the creditor, could Mt
attach or r.plcyln the goods.
put on the facts belrs presented 10 Judge An
tr,rs he uladc an order allowing the crcdon 10
,.nI,yin the Foods which had been sod On August
tho day prior to the appointment Of IN" receiver.
II i said that the Liabilities OF the firm amount To
.,.onoo M.s,rs simpson Werner appear for
la and Ne,Srs IudolO Bros. appear for PohnlNkl,
and Charles DOnohu' Is counsel for The receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20

william II. McCr ady filed a petition with SurroSa"
Abbott yesterday for an accounting by john l.. 10"
OF his trusteeshlp OF the estate u John Nc ready
uncle 10 the petitioner, who died IN ISL, leaving mn
estate OF So 900 Mr. How paid tho income Of the
estate tO the petitioner. who was the heir nnti Jan
nary 1891. when he disappeared from the city. ana
has made no further payments. Letters OF citation
were issued FOR How 10 appear october q and make
m accounting and also 70 show carse why he should
not De removed from his office.
George Wilson. the keeper I'm the Kings County
Penilentiarv who was hit on the head with heavy
hammer by John smith, II convict. on Thursday. was
taken to his home No. 734 Monroe st. yesterday. lie
is in a fair way Ia recover.
Samuel A. Humphrey, manager Of the Brooklyn Beef
Clipping Company. Of No. 1,-76 Atlantic ave-, was
arrested yesterday upon complaint Of his uncle Rocrt
B. Pumphrey Of No. 1913 North Mount t., Balti-
more Md who charges him with grand larceny. lie
SAYS he entrusted his nephew with the secrets Of a
method Of preparing beef FOR table b. dispose of
two year, ag0 and he did not hear Of him again un'l
he found him this week AZ the head OF business in
Br,oklyn using the system.
The customary concerts viii be given This afternoon
In Prospect and Washington packs.
The min. bicycle rider arrested Thur-fav evening
for violating the city ordinance requiring lcNt, upon
their machines. were nrragned before Police Justice
Tlgic Yesterday. and upon their promise to secure
lamps at sentence was suspended. Two rider,
arrested Ia Bedford ave. fined 81 each In the
second District Court.
James Kccfe and John IIouihan. the boys who hal
Father BIZ DAILY, the horse owner and trainer.
rested for beating them cruelty few days ago
admitted 10 500 bail each yesterday 10 appear a.
witnesses against DAILY on Tuesday at Grayesend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
RIM OVER BY 4 RAILWAY TRAIN.

As laborcrs the New York Central ana HUDSON
River Railroad tracks at Fourhave. and nehundca-
and ,htrreeutbst werr getting out Of the way " n
south bound train at 9:l3 n. m. yesterday ono OF
them got I'm front 4 Harlem train going north. lie
WAS Joseph Dorscn a >wede. whose home was AT No.
-,G East Ouc,hur., & ars nttys'hiNn lci'r''
ms comrades coui warn him B." was struck by inc
locomotive ana thrown on the rails III Such PoNion
That ihc wheels Of the train cut of MS h"ad anu
,naur,d his body. His remains were carried TO the
,,r,.r, n,rcc station II was said that he WIS
t,,cnty.threo years cd and unmarried. About four
hours later Anthony Derrcny. n young laborer OF
40 sos I.N Orehundrcd and foty-ei9hth-sI
working on the came track nj on"hundr'd and
teutn ST. was run over by work train ana bo'h
81 his feet were crushed he was removed TO 'he
Harlem Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
BOOMING TIMES IN THE lid DISTRICT.

Things arc cumming in the lid Assembly District.
committee OF arrangements is hard al work ell
listing IRISH American work4ngmci in the cause Of
Harrison ard Reid There has been awakening Of
the former Democratic voters. They are beginning
to reah1c that something must be done " break
down the power Of Tammany Hall. They pre-
Pared b. fight FOR the Republican ticket. The com
mittee consists of Charles p Hanson, No. 81 Cath
arine-st; Frederick BvwDct. Catharine and Madison
SIS. Mr. LevinslSy, No. 101 Madson-s.; ODrneaius
Murphy, No. - Catharine- est; Roger Burke ana p.
McCabe Of the Lon grhocmen's Association; and
Iatrtck ODwycr, No. IS MadisOnSt.
Mr.. O'Dwyer says that he has had many app
GATORS fox membership that he believes that either
Cooper Union or Madison square Garden will have
TO be hired for the great meeting tO be held next
week. Mo-. OF The pocple who going ~ be
present arr fFVm the lower parts OF town, but mem
lerslp Is not confined TO any part Of the Town.
Any d. ring t. join can send name and address
TO Patrick O'Dwyer, No 80 NadSOn-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
NETWORK CITY.

Joseph W. Lamb. clerk In the Mayors Marshai ;
Office who was appointed in 1858, died yesterday. lie
| was seventy years old.
Edward Dcvins pleaded not guilty to an Indictment
for murder in the first degree yesterday In the court
room I'm General Sessions. in which he killed Max
Clcrget on June %. Clcrget had assaulted Deyins
sister, The defence will be insanity
The employees OF the various transatlantic steamship
Offices have formed IN association for mutual benefit
\ meeting will be held at the Aston House IN Thurs
day reXt.
Immigrants from Syria have recently been bringing
over with them Persian rugs. which they declared We're
in use and not dujiabe. They generally say that the
rugs are Of little value. Yesterday two bundles Of
such rugs were taken from Ellis Island to the custom
House for arprIscment. They are thought to be
valuable.
The new steamboat Richard Peck. which Is TO run
on TN. New-York and New Haven Line, arrived in this
city Yesterday from Wilmington. Del, where she was
built The Peck Is Il twn-screw propeller, OF 1906
tons, she was designed BY A. Cay smith, the we'll
known yacht designer ON her trial trip, over meas
urcd mile course in Delaware Bay, the Peck made a
speed Of 20 IA knots an hour.
James Donaldson and Joseph Driver, laborers In
Thbrick & Manchester's brichyard, at North Third
ave and the southern Boulevard. quarreed over their
work yesterday afternoon, and Drivers sknll was
fractured by a BRICK Wncn was thIo"H III MN ny
Donaldson. Donaldson escaped. Driver Is III crit
zeal condition in tho Harlem Hospital
Jacob VI. Patterson and Commissioner Gilroy, chalr
men ~ the Executive Committees of the Ecpublcan
and Democratic County Committees yesterday sent to
thc Police Board lists OF men To he appointed IN
spcctOrS OF election. The lists referred to the
Committee on Elections, Of which Commissioner Nc
Cayc is chairman.
Superintendent Byrnes Yesterday wrote to the Police
Board that IT would not be safe 70 let battalion OF
police parade in the Columbian celebration in TN, city,
as the entire would be needed To preserve ORDER
in the streets. The Commissioners approved his iudg
me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20

The regular meeting OF the Ist District TcpnoIeah
Club OF Carlsbad " j. held last evening at lcnafd
Erdlers Hall IIackensack-st. Carlsbad The rport OF
the delegates the meeting Of the Ecpuhlca League u
Bergen County was presented and accepted Inc con-
stituton OF the County League read and edoP'eu
g. IIsgelwcde elected to represent the c!ub I'D the
executive committee Of the County League IL was W.
eided 70 organize marching club to be known a. Inc
pioneer Corrs" A committee appointed, c0nS-'"s
Of Messrs A. Riske H. Mayer and a. Gcrccke' 10 P",
chase nfv camplign uniforms for the Pioneer corps
motion also carried 10 raise banner ana hoo
0cation meeting in the Beginning August ~ anu "
engage a promnent English well as German, sP"h'''
Twcnty-four new members enrolled nHNh2 '
membership Of ninety eight The officers OF the cru" az
President Jacob Ulmann: Nce.presd'nt, D. Sch"'o
.ecretarv George Hess financial secretary JACOB Sc"'
lie treasurer George Mueller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
NEWARK.

conflict between two gangs OF railroad neh
,t the K,arney Avenue bridge In Harrison yesterday
,s tnnrrlpcd by the police Of Kearncy ana HAITI
SON before they came to blows. For some time thorc
bus been Il contention between the Newark lr"''"h
Companv and the Erie Railroad Company, in rcsaro
IA fine having OF tracks over the bridge by inc
Traction Company. The Erie Company objected 10
tb. having Of the tracks and the of the Trolley
vlrs The issue was carried to the Chancery Court
and # was agreed that tho Traction Company sh"uiu
rim a couple OF hOI,c-car, over the bridge ana '"'
matter be laid over urtl september. The traction
company went on laying their rails until yesterday
when supcrntcndcnts Conway and Coates, OF 'lc
Erie oppcarcd on the bridge with fifty men, and ordered
the Traction men to stop laying the rails. Sever"
~ the Erie men seized rails and threw them OH the
bridge The foreman OF the Traction gang ihm'-
dIatcy FASTENED to the Kearney Police station anu
remarked the affair." and the whole police force WIS
turned out for duty. The police OF harrison MS"
Lastcned to the bridge. The police with batohS anu
rcyolvcrs drawn up at each cld Oh lhc prluHr
Judg. Turnbul who commanded The krhrh'N, Poi'Cc
MANNED the Erie ,uprrintcndrnts that II the lThcuoh
men we're molestcd he would arrest their cnlfc parry
and that the police would shoot TO preserve oru',l
After a long parcy II agreed that the lh,hs
sbnuld be- laid with the understanding that no eiec
trIc ears would be run over the bridge
Tn, Naw.Jorry Asphalt Company was mcor
pn,,,t,d here today by Elias Bcalc. Samuel Snhth
and Joseph McCloon. The capital l. fl-'oVo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
PAT t.RSCN.

Uarwood D. Parkc, vice-prc>dcnt OF inc fa''rsoh
National Bank was yesterday appointed receiver ior
the Tuxedo silk Company. The chlei owner OF Inc
ulant Is "A New-lork silk broker, named ott'hho"'
who bought IT I'm rs n large creditor OF the lorh'r
owner Joseph Hartley, after his failure ME- o'''"-
hon was doing "A good business and his books sh""
entire solvcncy is said but he had ~ inuch uoup
with striking employees that he became dlNgNtcd ana
concluded to wind up the company'S Affairs ana
d.yot. his attention solely To his New York business
No statement Of assets and liabilities was gwen out
There was an exciting scene In the NaIdrhs once
OF the Passac county Jail yesterday morning carrie
Picpling nineteen years old and her mother hoiuls
Carries hnbe were standing up bcior" Justice senior
with A lawyer rs witness. and James No"n'hpuis =
,i,bt.rn y,nr. old ~ bridegroom elect, when inc
,,,tp mani. PARENTS rushed In and foIhad" th" c"r'
irony ON the ground that their son va, minor, ana
thcy would not consent to marriage" Inc case
will now be- contested
one OF In. two baby deer In the Fast sac iarh
horn a few weeks ago-onc Ia each OF IN" two docs
fnrucrly belonging Grove. cleveland, ana presented
with n buck to the city by Joseph Jefferson mas dlru
because r., mother would not nurse II. Sup"rlnl'n
d.uf Strllmnchcr did his best to bring the niue
creature up the bottle. but in vain.
\ certificate ~ Incorporation OF The children 5
DAY Nursery 81 Paterson was filed win the county
Clerk Yesterday. The Institution Ia, been IN OPERA
lion for some time. taking care OF children Who's
mother, have 10 20 ont To work during Inc Gay Inc
step Of Incorporation T. taken II j, understood 10 EN-
able the q. ISOLATION to receive gifts ana requests
expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
4 FORGER WHO IS SID TO HAVE BEEN PRIEST

A clerical.looking man, who said that he was h
ward Mdrphy cousin OF Edward Murphy jr', the
weiLknown Democratic politician was arraigncd be
fore Justice TaIntor In the lorkvlllc Police Court
yesterday morning, charged by Detective Long OF tDc
Twenty nfth Precinct, with passing worthless checks
10 the amount OF s64O upon Kcarney a o,ilkcrson,
of Coney Island. Murphy, Who Is one Of three
brothers who priests, a0cndcd the races on
Wednesday and won 500. lie got into a poker game
nj Kearney q Gkers0n's place and lost The 800. lie
acted the part Of good fellow and the propfctor~
willingly agreed accept rs checks ~ LONG A. he
remained in the game. Three OF them drawn on tie
Mechanics and Traders Bank for $40 were honorcd
but in the night Kenrney felt sorry he lad casled
them and got up early TO watch Murphy when he
went away. He followed him to this city and learned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
the NEW CuIIR At YALE.

From The Boston Herald
rb. opponimcnt Of Professor T. W. scripture 70
t,orL students how to measure their emotions by
machinery * the latest addition to ne department oI
,,Lvsinlo-ical psyclology Yale. While IL il, per
hans one of the additions least needed In the current
work of the university I'm he department OF scientific
stu,lv and Investigation IL l. AN appointment of the
greatest impor.aacr. Professor scripture Is one Of
The eminent students that CLAIR, University has been
raining for rdcrndrH and original WORK, ard II IS
I'm taking up hcsc new and original studies that the
,i,iicancr OF the new appointment Hes. Heretofore
Nnl, has done almost no work outside OF its
scientific department. and In The addition Of Professor
-criptmre IT will h,yin To explore the frontiers OF
science. II he discover as 10 proposes to. the
relation Of experiment 10 education, and the point
where fatigue begins In the ply sca system, he Will
have rendered important services To physiological
psy ch.ogy and this Is what he proposes to do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
4 AfENTlL TELEGRAPH.
L.nrls Glnbc Dcmncrnt

From The ~. LOEls blODc Democrat,
Il write no letters 10 my wife Nhen am away. AMI
get none from her" said Walter klpling Il CONNIE =
c!al traveller NJ the Liudeu House. "Cur-
rc,rondencr by mail : too low and telcgraphng
too much money. We have hit upon plan that saves
stamps and tccgraps tolls aud |, much more salts
factory. ~ matter what part Of the world AIN in, |
90 home Mt 10 o'cloc, every night and remain malt
hour. sometime, longer. How do manage It! Easy
enough. At that hour my wife goes Into the sitting
room closes the doors places two ensy chairs vlsav,,
sit, down CLOSES her eyes and concentrates Ter
thought, upon me- 60 10 my room nj the hotel turn
the light, close my eyes concentrate my thoughts
upon my home, and especially upon my Wife and
presto occupy the easy chair In our little sitting
room directly I'm front Of her. perfectly Ineligible
nVcrSti1n cus:es between us. although not word
/, spoken. SIC tell, me hUN thing are going ON at
home whether the children are we'll about her own
health, which La, been dciicat" for years her trials,
hope, and fears. We have had this mel tai telegraph
IN successful operation for t~', years past. and tho
service l. constantly growing better and more salts
factory. "" have verified It's accuracy thousand
times and rely upon /. implicitly rs others do on
the written pnge. Neither Of Us is spirituast, and
discovered our ability to communicate in this man
ner purely by accident"