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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

DowAeIAc. Dec. 1s.--This city ID IN
darkness tonight because OF . lack of
steam for thc.electric light plant. This
plant is located in the water works sta
ton, the electric light company having
= atwenty-yesr contract with the city for
steam for lighting the streets and illu-
minatlng business houses aud resi-
dences. IL w&s the opinion of local ex-
perts when the water works plant was
put IN that the boiler settings were
radically defective, and subsequent
events proved this opinion to be we'll
founded
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
nE rsnAsnKD rHE KsErER
A Convict Offsets TO Parting With H,o
Drcoping Moustsche.

JACKSON, Dec. is.--A light 10 finmh
between Keeper Case aud q raw-boned
convict ia tae tripbammer shop AZ the
state prison has been Jsckson's bigecoi
puglllstlc event OF this week. The con-
wet Is growing iururiapt monslache.
which he regards Ne n thing of beauty
AMI loy forever. Keeper Caee tbid
the prisoner IN firm tones Of voice that
the dropping moustache would have 20
Toe clipped. An argument ensued aud
the convict emphasized his remarks by
hitting the keeper In the face. A ring
was formed by twenty-five oonsicts
and the sport went mefrlls ON. fore-
man Gardner. a free man. tired to
break into the ring, bat Gallagher. 4
twenty-five year highway r0bber from
Detroit, VINO has once escaped, put q
stop 20 this proceeding. which had for
its object peace For ten minutes The
two men rolled around in the dirt Of
the blacksmith shop. Although the
keeper is put up on the more substAn-
tial model. the convict won The victor .
crown, whereupon he was taken from
the shop and punished.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
BLAINE SAID ENOUGH.
Secretary Foster WIN Make No Reply
to Canada's Tax.

wAsurSeroS. Dec. ls.-Secretary of
state Foster, in answer to an inquiry
by reporter for the United Press, to-
night stated that he did not thlnk ii
necessary TO make further reply 10 the
interview of the Canadian Minister of
finance, tesegraphed from Ottawa
Ffitisy last. Mr.. Blame made full
report 10 President Harrison on the re-
suit of the reciprocity conference of
last Febrnary, and this ws- transmitted
~ congress. The finance minister. Mr
Foster. also made report 10 the Csua-
dian parliament. II the latter, at this
late date. deems IT proper 30 sdd 10
these reports by q narrative from mem
ory of portions Of informsl and unre-
corded conversations lasting through
long sessions Of the conference. the
secretary OF state q es not regard him.
self ss called upon 10 pursue the METH
od Of discassi0u ~ counter statements.
lie sald thst the only point which
seenrsd 20 cali for reply related % the
negotiations as To the csnsis. aud "a
the Canadian government had made
that matter tue sutiecf Of diplomatic
correspondence, tee secretary OF state
deemed Il mora appropriate - eonHne
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
WILL TAKE IT EASY.
Neither House Nor Senate Will do Much
Before the Xmas Recess.

Neither House Nor senate Will 90 Much
Before the Xmas Recess.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S.-With the ap-
proach Of the holidays, tn. attendance
IN both houses of congress is steadily
diminishing and 1t is doubtful whether
quorum can be maintained in either
the senate or the house during the few
days that remain before the Xmas
recess begins. In the senate an ad-
journment will be taken Immediately
after prayer tomorrow as q mark Of
respect to the memory Of the late
Senator Gibson of Louisiana.
In the morning hour Tuesday, the
McGarrahan bill will be further dis
cussed. This measure has been allowed
TO occupy the morning hour rs long rs
any one cared to speak of it. Senator
Wilson of Iowa has entered the lists as
he Is understood TO have made a true
study of the famous claim, his remark 8
together with tho rejoinders that will
doubtless be made, may prevent the
senate from reaching vote on the
proposition TO pass the bill over the
veto, until after the holidays.
The anti-opt,on bill still hangs over
the heads of the senator's as unfinished
business and will come again after the
morning hour on each of the three
working days remaining before the re-
cess, but it 10 not expected that q vote
can I've reached in that time. The pro.
gram of the house has been definitely
outlined for three of the four days on
which congress will be in session.
Tomorrow is committee suspension
day and the roll of committees will be
called and an opportunity given each
committee to pass one bill, provided 1t
can secure u two-thirds vote and escape
q point Of mo quorum" by even one
member.
Tuesday ia made q special order for
bills from the committee on public
lands and "Wednesday has heen allotted
to the commerce committee. Chair
man McRae of the former committee
would like very much to pass his
swamp lands bill, bu: II he tinds the
opposition to 1t strong, may conclude
that half u loaf IA better than no bread
and attempt to pass the timber culture
bill, the Des Moines river land grant
bill or a bill for classification OF lands
along the Pacific railroad.
The committee on commerce will
meet tomorrow to decide on the kind Of
measures it will attempt to pass. The
most important Till the committee
wishes To pass Is the omnibus light
house bill, appropriating more than
500. 900 for new and necessary light
houses on tho great lakes and the At
lantIc and Pacific coasts. II Is also
anxious to pass bill for the construc-
ton of several additional revenue cut
tiers.
Thursday is chiefly set apart for ad-
journing over the Christmas recess and
apparently will not be otherwise note
worthy. After the holidays the ap-
preparation bills will begin to monopo-
Il1e the time OF the house. Thus far
the army bill, reported by the military
committee, is one of the regular appro-
priation bills on which action by the
house has been had.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
ROUND on A SHAFT
CAUGHT BY THE LEFT Arm
cool-Headed workmsn Promptly rasuu
the Machinery Out Of 0sss ana
Saved Hs Lifs.

NoxRoE. Dec ls--wiills SchneideR.
i2-year-oid boy employed q tho
Richardson paper mill. narrowly -
capped the fate of the late Eng.neoe
Narssrre. who was whipped 70 death
by being whirled around . shaft.
Schneider attempted to grab souo
paper that was whipping around =
shaft. when it wound around his left
arm and in an instant ne vas revolving
with the ehaft. Some of hls fellow
workmen saw him - he Was draun up
TO the shaft aud promptly threw il out
OF Gear. saving him from hoxrihlo
death. AZ II was his lett forearm waa
broken and be sustained some painful
and very eerlous brulses.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
BURNED In A CAR
Five Men Roasted to Death
While Asleep.
ANOTHER RAILROAD HORROR
A Freight Train Runs Down . Wreck
ing Tram. the Crew of Which Have
No Means Of Escape.

ALEXANDRIA. MIMI. Dec. ls.-rhe
greatest wreck that ever occurred on
the Great Northern occurred at Nelson.
q small station about ak miles east OF
here. at about o'clock this morning.
The wreckers stationed at this place
were clearing up . small wreck that
occurred the night before. and after
finishing their work. about 9 O'Clock.
the men went INTO the caboose and
soon fell asleep. expecting the wrccker
to pull out for st. Cloud any time.
About o'clock an east bound freight
came down the long grade west Of Mel
son and ran right into the rear end OF
the wrecker at almost full speed. All
the men in the caboose were killed ex-
cept two. who escaped through tho
window before the train caught fire.
Three men were got out from the burn
ing caboosc. bnt were dead. The rest
of the bodies were not gotten out until
the caboose burned down. Four Of the
bodies were found. but all but one Was
40 badly burned that nothing but the
bones remained. Six other men who
were in box car were very badly in
iured and one fireman was also badly
hurt. having an arm broken and shoul-
der dislocated.
How IL Occurred.
One Of the wounded ones was taken
to st. Paul. but died on the way. The
names of those killed are as follows as
far as can be learned: Nels Dodkins,
John Engetrom and his son.. Ole Mat
son. Chris Mateon. Those wounded are:
Ambrose Lee. Thomas Walsh. Pat Han
non, David Redd. and Henry Rose,
fireman.
1t IS pretty hard to lay the blame on
any single person IN this case, and the
engineer claims he tried to back up 90
they could open the switch and get on
the siding, but there was no brakeman
on the car and, heing well loaded and
coming down grade, it was impossible
for HIM to do it alone, and he ran right
down to the depot, where the other
train was standing. and right into it..
The brakeman had no orders from the
conductor that they were to stop at
Nelson and therefore did not apply the
brakes. The coroner and jury held
an inquest today, but postponed it till
tOmOrrQw.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
HALF DOLLARS ARRIVE.

Chicago Has the Souvenir CONS Guard
ed by Detectives.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-The worlds fair
souvenir half dollars to the numoer of
81. 900 reached Chicago at $3.50 O'Clock
this morning. Nothing definite is
known Sc to the time or method of
shipment, and it was only by watching
every train that came on the Baltimore
4 Ohio since Saturday afternoon that
the precious bits OF silver were located.
The coins were unloaded under the
waichfuincss Of four detectives and
were taken in a well guarded wagon TO
the office of the United States Express
company. where they were placed in
the vaults. The distribution of the
coins will begin at once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
ANOTHER MIRACLE BLASTED.
The Famous Canton Church Window Is
Made of Pittsburg Glass.

CANTON, Minn., Dec. IA thor
ouqh examination has been made by
an expert into the nature of tho picture
in the church window, before which
thousands OF people have bowed In
worship and prayer since August l..
The result proves that there is nothing
supernatural in Its appearance. The
glass is common sheet glass of Pitts
burg manufacture. The process of max
ing this glass includes annealing. from
which the cheapest grades emanate, and
is covered with film of smoke due TO
fuel used. This film Is burned into the
glass and is removed only by q polish
lug process, which the cheaper glass
does not receive. The effect on the
glass is sometimes fantastic. Viewed
from certain angles and In certain
lights variety of outlines may he
seen. Alcohol was used and the win
dow thoroughly cieansed outside and
inside. The glass WAS then examined
from all possible angles and the effects
produced ny the smoked surface were
plainly apparent. There we're lines and
markings which might have resembled
anything. The pilgrims continue to ar
rive, excursions trans bringing quite .
number this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
He Fears Lynchlng.

New ORLEANS, Dec. ls.-Councii for
Judge Rauman, n prominent republi.
can and ex-mayor of Kennervilic. who
has been in jail for the past month
charged with conspiring TO assassinate
Judge Long. the present mayor OF
Kennerville, has applied for . change
of venue, alleging that pubic sentl-
ment in Jefferson parish 10 influenced
against the accused. 1t is an open
secret among the white people In JEFF.
ferson PARISH that II Rauman is ac-
Quilted on the charge they will lynch
blm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

CHICAGO, Dec. ls.-It Was reported
last evening that the Wickes Refriger-
stor company had made an Assignment
to George +. Brown, president of The
company. 1t was stated that the COM
pany's assets and liabilities are equal
and amount to 81, 600. The company
was obliged TO assign on account OF the
complications caused by the death OF
the former president. j. III. Wickes.
He was supposed to be . millionaire,
bnt II 10 now believed that he was prsc-
tically Ineoiyent ~ the time OF his
DEATH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
Young Man. Disgrace.

WHEELING, w. Va, Dec. ls.-Harry
Houser, a United States mail collector
and one of the most popular young re-
publican politicians in the city, was ar
rested tonight. charged with robbing
the mails and shop lifting. Houser
was . prominent candidate yesterday
before the republican primaries for
mayor of Whs cling, but was defeated.
He has confessed MS crime. Houser
was also of the Wheeling Lodge OF
Elks. The exposure caused profound
sen sation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
Fell From Heaven.

ALBANY, Dec. lS.-About 5 O'Clock
yesterday morning Fred Refs saw y
bright meteor approaching from the
southeast. Ii was travelling very
rapidly and with rushing sound fell
iuto the street followed by wake of
bright sparks. Reis hastened to the
spot where 1t struck the earth and
found a rock about fourteen inches IN
circumference. Ii was still very hot
and charred the board upon which 1T
WAS placed. The rock had the appear
ance of volcanic production.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

MILwArKEE, Via, Dec. ls.-Attor-
neys have Ia hand the case Of Clay ton
u. Quay against Robert Mcmillan. bu,
hitherto suppressed. Mr.. Mcmillan 70
= wealthy lumberman OF Oshkosh. Mr..
Quay wants $3.50. 900 for the loss Of bis
wife, which he says 10 due 10 the per-
suasion OF Mcmillan. Mrs Quay ID
McMillsn's adopted daughter. They
were married IN 1883. Quay says he
was then called away on business and
Mcmillan by threats aud false reports
induced Mrs. Quay 10 apply for . d.
vorcc which was granted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
Killed Her Aunt.

PrrrsBuRe, Dec. ls.-At kittanumg.
Pa. this morning Gala Boyd, aged ~,
went to the residence of Mrs, Phillip
Boyd, her aunt, and borrowed q re-
volver. Gala began swapping the
weapon, which was discharged, the
bullet striking Mrs. Boyd IN the temple.
from which she died in = few minutes.
The girl claims the shooting was accl.
dental. John Boyd. a con OF the vic-
TIM. says that the shooting was not ac-
cidental. Gala is under arrest on the
charge of murder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
FROM FIzZ To BEER-
Margaret Ma,her Pabst Will Live in Mil
waukee With Papa.

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 1s.-A reconcilia-
ton nae taken place between Captain
Pabst and his son Gustavus, VINO be-
came estrsnged by reason of the lat
ter's marriage 10 Margaret Mather. the
actress. After the marriage the con
resigned his position as secretary OF the
company and arranged TO 90 into bust
ness IN Terre Haute, Ind. Gustavus
Pshss and HE bride arrived here yes
terdAy and are now at the home of
Captain Pabst, where they will perma-
nsntly reside
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
Wanted him TO Die

BAY CRY, Dec. ls.--while trying 20
steal a ride on Nm incoming Flint 4
Pere Marquette train today, Stanislauo
Grzeyorczyk fell between the cars and
had bis right leg crushed below the
knee. HE parents at first protested
against the llnb being ampusated, say
ing he had better die. but the opera
ton was finally performed and the
little sufferer will probably recover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

CHICAGO, Dec lS.-Another row 10 Ia
the worlds far. this time between the
government board of control at Wash
ington, or more properly Secretary Of
War EIkins, aud the South Park COM
missioners. The trouble grows out OF
an attempt 10 use the meadow IN
Washington park rs the camping
ground for . model military camp dur
ing the worlds fair. A long while ago.
before the site of the fair vas finaliy
settlsd, the South Park offered Wash
ington Park ~ part OF the cite and
the national commission accepted II.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
sena,or G,bson's Funeral.

LEXINGTON, KY. Dec. ls.--The re-
mains of Senator Randall Lee Gibson
arrived here at 6 O'Clock the afternoon.
They were removed 10 the residence of
Colonel Hart Gibson, on the Sarrods-
burg pike just beyond the city limits.
from where they will be taken to St.
Paul's Cstholic church tomorrow morn
ing at IL O'Clock where the funeral SER
vices will take place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
Snap for the Pupils.

CLEVELAND, Dec. lS.-'Ihis city is TO
do away with the harrasslng mental
strain upon pupils in the public
schools, who have been annually COM
PEELED to take examination for promo
ton before passing from q lower TO a
higher grade. Teachers are required
to keep record of the proficiency OF
pupils, and on June each teacher
will make out list for promotion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

BowLuNe GREEN. KY. Dec. ls.-The
mob which was expected to hang Miss
Katie Anderson's assailant here has
taken no action because the guilty
man has not been found. Ali the
eight suspects under arrest were taken
before the young lady yesterday, but
she failed TO identify any of them as
tue would.be ravIsher and murderer.
Ii he is caught. however, there will
certainly be q tragedy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
Cut li,s Scslp.

HupsoS. Dec. Is.-Nesson, Bower. .
young man satteDding the ezet SIDE
high school. wss descending the STAIR
way. when he jumped, coming in con-
tact with sharp corner OF the ceiling
above. His scslp was laid open for
several inches. requiring the sarvices
of physician 10 sew up the wound.
The lad is ia critical condition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

NV YoRs. Dec. ls-Tbe Inman
steamer Cits of Paris. now holding the
record, and the CuDsrder EtrBfia
started at : o click this afternoon for a
race across the ocsaa. Both steamers
carry passengers hoping TO arrive in
time 10 spend Cnsistma- at taesf homes
81 Europe. To accommodate holiday
travel tsse sailing Of the City OF Paris
vas charged from Wednesday TO to-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
INDIANS OBJECT.
The Ouapas Will Fight the Indian Land
Allotment Bill,


Allotment Bill.
BAXTER SPRINGS. Kas., Dec. 18.-The
Ouapas Indlang are preparing to make
u vigorous fight against the passage by
the house of q bill which passed the
senate last Monday for the allotment
of their lands. The chief, the coun-
ciiors and q majority Of the tribe have
signed protest which will at once be
sent to Washington and presented by .
committee of three to the house @ M
mittee on Indian affairs. The Ouapas
want their lands allotted but CO not like
the bill winch has passed the senate,
which, they claim, 10 IN the interest Of
ring Of land sharks and certain law
yers. The bill was slipped through the
senate without consideration, but a
strong effort will be made TO kill 1t in
the house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
R.rnlir I.ovn Feast.

JACKSON, Dec. Is ween 500 and
600 locomotive engineers met here to-
day and held secret sess on behind
closed doors. After the meeting Chef
+. NJ Arthur OF the brotherhood SAID
that tie meeting was for purely social
purpose, and especially 10 enlishten
the members as to the workings of the
ASSOCIATION, OF which many under
stood bat little. The cblef rsvs the
engineers have no grievance OF any
Esnt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

EEu YoeE, Dec is-Edward +.
Chamberlain. trustee o. TIE estate OF
John ~ George. who left several mil
hon do.lsrs. and George Harvey, who
Ielta fortune 81 $50 900. Is missing.
Air. ghsmherissn = kDows - have
spetnlatsd n gram and = said 20 have
lost considerable money.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
snna.x Ruie Ahol,shed.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1s.-The athletic war
when has been wsged between the
Western Athletic association and the
Amateur Athletic union has been
brought TO az end BY the elimination
from the fy-tags Of the A. A. Z. of the
rule prohibiting clubs from giving open
games or Sunday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

JACKSON, Misc, Dec. IS.--Brooks
Story. one of the most celebrated
criminals in the Mississippi peniten-
tisry. has made a bold scheme 10 e.
cape. The sergean antdiscovered . tunnel
underneath y piie Of fifty cords of
wood. In less than . week those IN
the pio; would have escaped.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
SOONERS IN LIMBO.
Oklahoma Land Grabbers to Be Tried for
Perjury.

xStJuy.
TOPEKA, Kas., Dec. 1S.-Sixteen
"Sooners" were brought here from
Oklahomx this morning and turned
over to the custody of United States
Marshal II. L. Walker. They will be
taken to Wichita tomorrow where they
will he tried IN the United States DIS
tris court for entering the territory
befor the date set in the presidents q
proclamation Sept. 22, 1889. These
"Sooners" in proving their claims
made affa,davit that they did not enter
the territory before the proclamation.
The prisoners are all Bohemians who
took land in the vicinity of Guthrie
aud are now prosperous farmers.
Others 1t is said who were guilty of
"soonering" but now occupy higher
stations than these poor b.
hemians, will be left unmolested.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19
Ill.n,t Whlsk-x s,ins

RsrEIaa. Y. C.. Dec. ls.-A verv
large SEIZURE of illicit distiiIeries has
been made IN Wilkes sad oass IA
cnsinties. Ia the former exceilent de-
t.etlve work wss done by man named
O-i.orre. who gave TIE Officers poinis
ss To the focatoa { ten stills. Al q
whsch were cnt 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19


DEMiSc. \. ~, Dec. lS.-News comes
fronl the state OF Chihuahua, Mex, OF
serious dlscontent among the Yaqui
Indians and igoorant Mexcans. The
Indians are reported to be abandoning
their homes in the northern part OF
the state aud taking refuge with their
families in stronghold OF tho Sierra
Madre mountains. IN the western por-
ton. Large numbers from the sd-
joining state of Sonora have joined
them. The source Of the trouble Is
the natural sympathy of these Indians
for their neghbors. who were re-
Gently swept out OF existence by
the troops and the fear OF u IKE
fate for themselves. This discomfort
has been increased by tie removal of
the Yaqus from their rich lands and
farms along the banks of the Yaqui
river. The feeling against the govern
ment has been created into n sort Of
religious fanatcisni by beautiful girl
named Anita, whom they worship and
who urges them to revolt against Diaz
as the only means of salvation. Its
estimated that there are nearly 500 In
dians in the stronghold. and as many
in the surrounding mountains. There
is no concealing the fact that the out
break is viewed with alarm by the gen.
eral and state governments. The
Official newspaper of the City
of Chihuahua comedies this fact.
More than 500 Mexican troops under
command of Gen. Jose Raugel, will
march to the scene of trouble just AS
soon as the mountain roads are pass
able aud endeavor to crush the rebel
lion. The Yaquis have determined
upon early spring as the time for the
outbreak and are concentrating forces
and providing supplies toward that end.
The Yaqu, reyolts in Mexico heretofore
have been very disastrous. More than
200 ignorant Mexicans are reported to
have joined the rebel Yaquis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

CIScISSATI, Dec. ls.--The Louisvlle
4 Nashville railroad, through its At
torney, brought sult IN Covinrton, KY.
to recover of John &. HcCourt, the late
freight agent with the Cincinnati
Offices of tie road, $50. 900 on account
of delinquencies revealed by the inves-
tgaiion Of NcCourts accounts, winch
has inst closed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-19

PoueHKEEraE, n. v. Dec. 1s.-The
new souvenir half dollar is on exhib-
ition here aud does not meet the gen.
ersl expectation OF the people. A mef-
chant says: ''1he piece is dull IN ap-
pearance. the trimming - irregular, its
general exhibits unworthy Of the gov
eminent that issued it for the purpose
spfendpf -