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The morning call., 1893-04-21
ROWING AND COURSING.
Dnmphy Is Determined to Meet Nc
Lean-Fast Dogs.

LCeii-I dSt DOSSs
Dumphy of the Ariel Boating Club is
determined, at ali hazards, TO have a race
with Mclean, the Australian oarsman.
Dnmphy's backer-that is the man who
was the oarsman's financial supporter last
week-became very anxious concerning the
amount OF coin he had on deposit last Mop-
day. and with hot tears in his eyes he APP
preached Stanbury-whO is McLean's
backer-on Monday afternoon, and asked
that good and kind sportsman TO please
allow him to draw down STAKES, as he needed
the money very badly
The champion was puzzled and could not
understand the Americans system of
gambling.
why, in my country" remarked STAN
bury, when money is up on a boatrace it
must go. rain or shine. and the man who
fails tn follow out his contract or agreement
loses, of course. L do not understand your
American ways of doing business, but if
you are in such hard stress, why, take your
money and quit talking OF boatracing to me
in future"
The hacker of Dumphy was delighted at
the opportunity of drawing down his little
wad Of coin, and he lost no time in doing il,
either.
When Dumphy had heard how his hacker
acted he became a real angry man and used
decidedly emphatic language which was
not, altogether. considered complimentary
TO his past hacker and manager.
The Ariel Club man was not, however
disheartened. and in a very short time he
raised $50. which sum he Immediately de-
posted in John Muirhead's hands as
guarantee that he will he prepared to row
Nj clean for the sam of $3.50 side over the
Long Bridge course on Sunday, the 10Th
inst
Dumphy undoubtedly means business,
and there are large number OF local oars
men who are Of the opinion that the Ariel
Club man can defeat the fragile Australian
on merits. Mclean will, in all probability,
cover The $50 forfeit to-day.
The following is result of the drawing"
of dogs for the Pacific Cour>ing Clubs meet
Ing on Sunday: King X VS.. Unknown,
Nancy TIL VS. Swift, Rustic Maid
vs.. Red Prince, Mission Star VS..
White Rustic, Mollje Riley VS.. Pearl,
Pride of the Village VS.. Dark Rustic,
Queen vs.. Whip. Abby BY VS.. Bell, Lady
4 VS.. John W. Examiner vs.. Pride of the
Park, Stamboul vs. Dock, Stamboul Queen
vs.. Nellie Gray.
John Grace Jr. Will judge the meeting
and 5. A Cummings will act as slipper.
The prizes are S25, SO and S..
Tommy White Of Chicago and George Nc
kenZie Of Australia will box ten rounds at
the P4O Alto Club on Tuesday evening
next for q $3.50 trODhy.
The morning call., 1893-04-21
BERKELEY.
Students Who Have to Pay a SIS
Assessment.

AN AssEssMENT.-Th senior class met
yesterday and levied So assessment to de-
fray class-day expenses. Heretofore the
regents have paid these expenses. and the
class of '93 feels somewhat aggrieved at
their refusal to do so this year. IA $40
deposit from each member Of the class has
been drawing interest for four years, it Is
felt no more than right the regents should
settle the bills for class day.
CONTEST FOR A MEDAL.-Tbe contest
for the medal by the university rifle team
has been concluded Sanborn, score 215,
obtained the first medal, and G. Hoffman,
with same score. but fewer full shots, the
second medal. The remaining score is:
Hermann 204, r. Hoffman 1877. Gates 191,
Waterman 191, Willis 1S9. Denman 1S9, Stet-
son 1S3 Dow 157.
Social AND PERsoNAL.-The Univer-
sity Gles Club Will give concert at Peta-
luna this evening. 1t will sing in Oakland,
and on May 12 before the Century Club in
San Francisco.
Mystic Circle, Compan ions OF the Forest,
Ancient Order OF Foresters. will give a
The morning call., 1893-04-21
BEAUTIES OF Ell CAMPO.
Wild Flowers and Beautiful Ferns in
Profusion.

Ii there is one thing outside of dress or a
new bonnet that will excite the interest Of
the average woman it Is to tell her where
she can secure wild flowers. a close OBJ
server of the sex once remarked that he did
not know but that woman would let dress
makers and milliners take care of them
selves If she could only know where to
obtain The varicolored beauties that show
themselves on the hillsdes and in the
glsdes, for" said he. ''dressmakers and
millineTS they can visit at any time, but wild
flowers can be secured but oEee a year. and
then only for a short time" AT this sea-
son Of the year the pleasure grounds at Ell
Campo and the surrounding hills and SHADY
S, OTIS under the outrageous trees are COW
cred with flowers Of every shade, and the
sight OF them RnimateS all who love them ::
and who does not Iowa these of natures
choicest products, the beautiful children of
the existence of these gems of glen, dell and
meadow has drawn thousands of people to
these grounds, and each eXcurSIOnist of last
Sunday returned with collection OF them
Ferns are unusually plentiful on the grounds
and vicinity this year. The steamer Ukiah
carried more people to and from the grounds
last Sunday than on any Sunday since the
grounds were first opened to the public
The class OF people who visit El Campo is
OF the best, for Colonel Mention, the exeur-
sion agent Of the company that owns the
steamer and the grounds, IS always on hand
TO prevent objectiOna bic parties from pass
ing the gates that lead to the steamer The
Ukiah will make four trips next Sunday,
There are. about 10000 proverbs in use
among the nations of Europe.
The morning call., 1893-04-21
A NEW CHARTER.
The Grand jury Says 1t Is
Necessary.
Supervisors Recommended to Make a
Thorough Reorganization of the
Municipal Departments.

The following communication was filed
yesterday in the Office of The Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors:
Hon. Board Of Supervisors, CitD and COUNTY
Of san Francisco q ESTLEMEN: The following
resolution having been adopted by the Grand
jury, II is especially submitted for your action:
WHEREAS, The Grand Jury OF tie city and
county OF san Francisco. duly lmpaueled by the
Hon. F. Il. CARRIER, on February p, 1898 and
such grand jurors In the discharge of their duties
having examined into and Investigated the dif-
ferent bureaus OF the city government, find the
same in such condition as uecessItates a thorough
larry tie Fire. School and Street Departments;
also the County Clerks Sleritf'S, Assessors and
Tax Collectors offices; and whereas, a reorgani-
gallon OF said Offices and departments can only
be accomplished by the formation and adoption
of a new charter, and whereas, this Grand Jury
charter for This city Will result In more econOmi-
cal administration Of The business of the ely,
and consequently more efficient service at re-
duced cost To the taxpayers; therefore. be 1t
Res0Lted. That this Grand Jury re- pectfuliy
recommend TO The honorable Board OF Election
Commissioners of the city and county OF Sau
Francisco that they III special election at such
lime as may he deemed eXpedient and proper
during the next Ell SuiDg fiscal year. for the selec
tlOn OF BoaId Of FreehOldeTs TO frame charter
for the city OF san Francisco, consistent with aud
subject TO The constitution and laws Of this
State. And that said charter be submitted TO the
qualified electors OF the said city Tor ratification
at lhe general election TO be held in the year
1894
AesoIUed, That the honorable Board Of Super-
visors be requested 10 insert In the tax levy
the Apr opfia,e amount of money TO carry into
effect the special election aforesaid.
j. X. FIRTH, Foreman.
j. j. EVANS. SecTet!rV
The morning call., 1893-04-21
JOHN WANAMAKER.
He Takes a Partial Rest but VIII
Work Again To-day.

W YIN again ION0dy-
John Nanamaker had an off-dav yester-
day just to break the monotony Of con-
tnual round Of festivities and receptions.
He spent the day quietly at the Palace
Hotel and received a few callers during the
afternoon.
In the evening Mr.. Wanamaker delivered
an address in the opera-house at Alameda
10 large and appreciative audience. While
his address was mainly intended for Young
men people of all ages aud both sexes were
present. Mr.. Wauamaker spoke of the
Importance of introducing religion more
into the daily life of young men and others
and upon the mental comfort and assistance
derived thsfefrom.
Upon bis return to town the ex-Post-
master General made another excursion
through and around Chinatown under the
escort OF police officer. His trip Wednes-
day evening had evidently aroused his
curiosity to penetrate the deeper mysteries
OF the MoDgnlians' quarters.
To-day Mr.. Wanamaker will be taken
around the bay on the steamer Rosaie as
the guest of Postmaster Backus, stopping
off at SauslltO for lunch with the Pacific
1aeht Club. In the evening he will be
given reception by the Union League
Club.
The morning call., 1893-04-21
ALANEDA.
The Ex-Postmaster's Address in Lin

dSIHaH OraHO OpeTa-T1OuSe.
WANAMAKER's ADDRESS, Every seat
in Linderman ODera-house was taken last
evening and many were unable TO obtain
admittanee. The attraction WAS Hon. John
Wanamaker. who spoke on Sunday school
work. Mr.. Wanamaker came TO Alameda
at the solicitation of George Mcconnell of
this city, who was associated with Mr..
Wanamaker several years ago in Sunday
school WORK in Philadelphia.
WoMEN's EXCHANGE.-The Wnmen's
Exchange has elected the following officers ::
Mrs: 5. w. Dennis, president; Mrs. George
l.. Berkma!er and Mrs. Charles S. Peck,
vice-presidents; Mrs. George r. Rossiter,
treasurer; Miss Ida Spencer, recording
secretary Mrs. j. L. Fleming. corresponding
secretary.
FIRST DRILL.-The Alameda Military
Club held its first drill last evening at Cycle
Park. The club has received additional
assurances that it will lie mustered in as a
company of the National Guard at an early
date.
BOARD OF HEALTH.-The members of
the Board OF Health will hold a meeting
this evening and qualify for office. They
Will then elect health officer
The morning call., 1893-04-21
CLUBS. Won. Lost Played Per Cent
TIRELEsS CHRIS RYER.
He Keeps MerriIy on-Wifh His Legal
Artillery.

AAN AN~SPo OA~Nf Hi titO
Artillery.
The Ryer case was in hearing all day yes
terday in Judge Leyy's court.
During the morning session Max Wagner
was further eross-eXamiued. He said he
was present in Dr. Ryers Office once when
Mrs. Fletcher Ryer entered with little Chris
and asked her husband who the boy was.
She was subsequently enlightened on this
point as appears by the further statement
that Mrs. Ryer slammed the door and ex-
claimed, "0h, know whose boy that is,
and don't want him around my houseW
Max stood bravely by all his former testi-
mOny and refused to contradict himself on
discrimination.
Charles Offer, who was then recalled, had
previously testified that Chris entered his
employ as cigar-drummer under guarantee
of the old doctor that ne would be RESPONSE
BILE for all loss Offer might suffer by rea-
son of the Incorporate habits OF Chris.
He was tedionsly cross-examined all day
ard his credbility a witness tested.
He adhered, however, to his story that
the doctor had acknowledged Chris as his
son.
The morning call., 1893-04-21
,re of the game yesterday Is as fol-
Totals. ...........34 4 9
sCallopy out hit By batted ball.

Earned Fu1s-I.os Angeles Z, Oaklands l. Home
run-Mright Threebase hits-GleuaIyln, Nicoi,
Irwin, McGucken. TwGhase hits-WriRht Nc.
Gucken, Hutchinson, Glenayin. NieOl. Earle First
base on errors-LOs Angeles o, Oaklands ]. First
base on called bails-LOs Angeles 4. Oakands T.
Left on bases-Los Angeles 7. Oailands II. Struck
out-By Nicol q, 10y Griffith q. Hit by pitcher
Hines. Double plays-lrwin to O'Neil to Earle;
Glenalvln to McCauIey; Irwin to O'NeilI: Hines to
O'Neiil Gleuayin 10 McCauey. Passed ball
Lehman. Umnire-Mc DnnnId
The morning call., 1893-04-21


San Franciscos. .......2 o o l 2 &-l2
Stucktons. D o U o l 2 )
Earned runs-San Franchises ,. Three-base hits
Levy. Carroll 2 Works, Maruasau. First base
errors-San franciscos =. SloeStons 2. Left
bases-San Franciscos 8. StocktOns !. Two-base
Eits-Sples. Hanley. First base on balis-San Fran
ctseOs .. StocStons 4. struck out-By Balsz j. Dou-
bic plays-Peepes, Haul y Sweeney. Passed balls
Spies ], Speer /. VIVA pitch-Harper !. Time of
game-'ne hour 20 minutes. Umpire-Meegan.
Scorer-Johnsou.
The standing of the clubs up to date is as
follow:
The morning call., 1893-04-21
A GAME OF BADGERS.
San Francisco Hits the Stockton
Team All Over the Field.

STOCKTON, April 2O.-The game to-day
put the home team deeper in the hole. San
Francisco played with Harper to their
hearts content, knocking out four three
baggers, one two Dagger aud any quantity
Of singles BalsZ pitched a good game, the
Stockton team getting but four hits Firms
new outiieid, McVicker, Mannasau and
Lawrence, proves 10 be strong one. Fol
lowing is the score.
The morning call., 1893-04-21

Post betting: Bessie W to l. Red Cloud to l,
Nellie q 6 to ].
Initiation (CotaJ 10 to l. Comrade (Hlnkey) 10
TO l, Bronco tRistine) 3 to !. igress (WeDber)
10 ., Garcia (Spencel Is to l. also
Twelfth raee-Six furiongs. for three-ycar-olds
W. Thompson's CHI c. Martinez, 5. by imp. MARI
ner, I22 CMulerJ ........... /
D. Dennison's ch. c. Wicklow, g. by Leinster. I22
". NODooils
III (Burlingane 3
Time, :l51a.
Won easily by two lengths a length between sec
ond and third.
Post betting: Martinez to 5. Wicklow 10 to 1.
Charmer 10 TO
Steadfast (Petersl 90 to l. Timbuctoo On. Smith)
20 TO l. Clacquer tSpence) TO l, Rosebud Upper
sou) 3 to / atso ran
The morning call., 1893-04-21

masque ball at Shattuck Hall on the even
ing of May g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Higgins left for the
East Tuesday morning.
Professor Eugene W. Hilgard, who is
travelling abroad, at present in Germany, is
expected home in July.
The morning call., 1893-04-21
The Survival Of the rlttest.

By retaining your baggage checks until you
reach this city you Will save money. our rates
being lower than ali others. VIZ: Trunks 30
cents each Baggage called for and delivered TO
all trains, ETC., al Tho above rates. Morton Spe-
eial Delivery. Offices-17 Geary street, 4O8
Taylor street and Oakland ferry depot.
The morning call., 1893-04-21

DIR. Charles II. Steele will deliver his greatest
lecture on paris, The Beautiful" at Central
Methodist Episcopal Church this evening. His
superb collection OF Views viii include scenes
made prominent BY tie recent Panama scandal,
The morning call., 1893-04-21
ROBINSON WILL PROTE

LTHOUGH the gal
liant colonel still retains
his position in the social
scale, he slid back one
notch in the baseball
scale yesterday, all
owing 10 the fact that
young Mr.. Nicol of Los
Angeles pitched the
game of his life and the
Oakland assortment of
ball talent aggregated
spvpu arrOra 1urfnu tba
The morning call., 1893-04-21
CLOSE FINISHES.
Excellent Sport at tie Bay
District.
FAVORITES ARE NOT LUCKY.
Esperanto Proves a Regular Bonanza
for Her Backers-Garcia Fouls
Bronco Badly.
FAv0RITEs ARE NOT LUCKY.

ATTLlNG good racing,
was the verdict Of up
ward of 1900 people who
attended the races at the
Bay District track yes
teTday and witnessed
the best days sport seen
on that track in a long
time. Five races were
programmed with forty
entries. of which thirty
six came to the scratch.
The weather was made
The morning call., 1893-04-21

There are about 10000 proverbs in use
among the nations of Europe.
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hctenber Tefm. BaierslllE 1898. Hon. 0. G
Hail. PrrSi6jse.
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f. Z. Nos1vNi shers-
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3efe11aaf,> Ills ~. an action an aecoanr
70 reaorer Tor the eating of Su cords oi
wood =. >i psE e9r3 AL = logs At - -sns'
sgises. TIE p.siatiss alaiu they Per
formed thar . org under = special cout.aet
Ths tesaa,ssat c,sl5ls Tia, tbe. .ooH1rac; wa'
thz, rl@.at.Es were To eu, IL wot1 sHi
cles- tA5 xeoi. p:za- e u. uiicH amounted
L. a>et.t ~ cords Hg claims tlat they eat
snEt rsrt5a "a fha easiest chance for cut
tag anl abaH3aaed the j1b. ani 'bxt they
sra n9t es4Utied 70 recover anything aatli
,hey azve c9mple;ed fhe rhe.e c0attz &.
Tisr psrfias resii3e n WlasloK EeT3iei
s1- 5lslotsGs Tor - = @
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sppallsr,s ". {. i'li'hfooE far pla1gi- g
Wefs5. Johnson & Weaa 10 3efenlzats
-Ta5. else comes Ny Hppeal f,og Z trial
irstice couft Il oaxlea3 zri ia y recover
- pail hy plaiat.E TO 1sfeniaa-s tx eel3-
lscior under d9reS. All protest. as Jhe
plal1. 9 claims Ins p,zini.9 claims tlaal
be a. arv, sIei this yeSr un Tax of = as-
.ess-d -ainsl him 10y ,he assessors q.
WlaklaE fer ;he year -, aT5i IN secure
i.ss release srara srrett Vas ebjEesl 10 psF
ife :a1 ri - SRI dollar Tor fees. H.
riz;us that he has siwzTs hsi 81 esizh-
l,snea rss5lsncs ia sidney Il: }is f4tser's
fo-1se. f,sisr unmarried, bat alDif;Ixg Il 81
Re vas ea9p,oy el n Wl7si9P 81 the itoi-
liags~o-i1l d Whitney paper Enlii before
ar.3 since the assessment Of the tax ihe
defendants claim that his rsiI3eacs wRs u
winslo~ an3 thar he vas legally assessed
there. ar taa; i: taey are A&5le 70 pay
baGk the .sz, they are noi under o5iizail %
"a par back the oaicets fss. The arga-
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Tbs, .bieh is ihs most widely Saovn. y
.ars 80 gre the xrss;sss sstssfsetioa. Whsn
sc ~. SIX zs8 in psed Of physician. vs
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cal e.,r.aiissi0r sad Sastes sitsosf charge.
ibs. Greene. " - Temple Place. Bcssop.
Sass - viIlsort question the Des. known
ass Tsoa ,..ifd Pisysscisa ia caring ses-
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eorsrsr ol the ygnSerfzl eufs. DR.. Gseens's
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czrisx aisesse tkr0ash hssssr eorrespss-
asnes. sssa fer ifss sympsoz blank, sad
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spssxs ssoa xAsE WIRES

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kaora az lie viss E " the Bea;sst zos
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ard b. arFeE-eli IA v4r1esss Gsisr sgisssi' s.
Thursfsy nr71tS Jrisel States NsrsbAl
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tez hSsiax sn5er arrest sae Gas X. sSes-
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stricken ~ith srorkezF wEise ing En ~
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A GOLD LOAN.
Uncle Sam Reported to Be
After One in London.
The Report Denied BY the Treasury
Department at Washington.
SsiAiss Ca - osas Absst esi1 lsaa tue
csasrsss nss,s.

LaspoS. Nov. ls.--Tessrl the eiose el
the HaArks, Al the stock exchange today ss-
ports were Ia circulation and generally
credited 10 the esec, that the United Ststes
government As about TO ssai An aeras 10
Europe 10 negotiate . gold loan The ~.
ports bad the sssc, Of giving armness .
the prsee. and hardening the raIes of die.
couui.
In the Hoass Of Commons today James
kser Hxraie, Socialist member for tho
south dlvissoa Of wcsassa. introduced Q
bin providing for the naiioaalxasioa Of
mines. The hall passed iu hrss .ea.iin..
Steamer Basieau. reported lost In the
storm, arrived al barry this esening. The
four men said TO have been s4se,i fsom her
lefi hes 10 snail boat Aai reached shore.
The board of concias,ion sii, hoh iss
frat meeting Dee. Si.s anl be constituted
tor one year. The board visl be en-
Po~erea 10 determine the Fate Of miners'
rSses.
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he facs that she pseeas cahsass. amer Pro
srstins against tne iansiiae Of the U. 8
srecfs. vent to Nsrissrg Steveas and asks<
for The troops to ssstssn the Queen agains
the eifisena. He also sappeessss Nsnisa<l
Ssxsrns reply. which vss this
q The L. 5. solasers an Ass~ for . spe.
Pro2srty. and cannot take ssaes in all ei
snS arr xovesuusert.'
e'Ssey. Gresham says that the oaeea sub
nai;ied ;areaxh tArea:s Of vaf On the Pars o;
the L. s. scrces and citrs - proof cf this
that, a<fare the Csaeea Submitted sAe -as
Informed thai st vas hopeless for Der 10 re-
ssss the frevsssaaai fsrcss seeanse in 70 DO
ING. size wesla h< sShiing the L. $. Mr,
GRESHAM does not cay vso said this, Thers
vas eRly ere snesneer Of the provisional
goysrrnasa. present. Ani he had no aashef.
ny 70 make sach statement; and shs
tsaeen's eahsas; vhe ~ ps~seri knr~ thai
be had no authority 10 make ssrh state
meat, il be tsa make il. Minister Sseyeas'
refusal 10 All either party is Ispef in point.
''Secy. GRESHAM says tbs; the sacsn sub
n;tsea nader psosess All that frvsitsn,
Dole inaorsei her sssiieAiioa without COM
mens- Tisss surrender csnse AZ nighsfNl
jus, A. an expeii,iea sss heans organized
10 so TO The p0isce station Ant st,xek 1t.
The relief which came With the sarresdsr
Of the tsHeea taxether With bsr orders 10
Marshal Wllsea TO surrender the rollce
station, a2t9rslly mAaie the otscers
Of the rrovlsieaaI gorernrsns deem sscA
PROTEST iEaaaisrsal, especially A. il Vas IN
A..
ws, a natural proless. Ga her part, shs be-
ing anserel at the American ministers re-
lssSl 10 sustain her vs,h the troops. The
lns.0oerliy u her protest. 10 shown ia the
fact thai aaly a fs- isys aftsrvari she
gave ilonoiaia lx-ysr fee Of sla,oto 10
secare AZ Washington tie aryss; pcssihie
annuity IN the .reaiy OF snneIAtaoa. Her
isoser Of attorney giren 10 hss lawyer .fxal
NeGmAnr, sss surrendered 10 the rsovi-
.iausl goseEnusB, oa his rciara, xna j; VS.
afters ard pahli.hed in Hswailsn papers sai
circulated throughout the islands. This
rabliestioa sEs the nn1eylying reason that
rgrned niSay OF the Hawaiian Who we're
st.n nsoaRTel.ists. against I.lhuokalani, be-
cause they helese3 ths, she had deserted
them for her eva fecunixry advantage.
"Sse'y Gresham .1laats 10 the prote.t Of
the governor Of the islands axAsnsi the land
ing Of tiis troops. But u must he sorse in
mind taNI sise governor vas the hro,hcr-sa-
las ef the Qassn sna the father ef she
Princess ksiaIaai. the heirers apparent.
This yr9ssss wss al unusual tk;ns. hecssss
troops hsd been ofIen landed during tic
Issi 20 years. in times OF disturbance, asi
20 pso,ssis hsd ever bsen mtle before.
The motive vas probably q desirc 10 con
seal from the people the instability o. the
zorsinment indicated by any such necessity
~ ths landing of ,rOops. until such time ~
lie excitement should die out.
SO far So they eoRcesn mstiers Of Which
1 ga. possible for me TO have had kno.l-
>iso, Miai..sr Sssrens' statements. in bis
recent Published letter are strictly accurate
r every particular.