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FIR IN WASHINGTON,
Work OF Our Lawmakers ia the
Fifty Third Congress
Che Progress Made In tho Senate and
House on Various Measures OF Inn
portance-Daily. Proceedings
Briefly Recorded.
SENATE:

WASHINGTON, April 6.-Senator Hill
IN. " gave notice in the senate yes
terday that on the 9th he would sub
init few remarks on the pending
tariff bill. A resolution toredpce W
20 per cent. all official incomes not pro.
tected by the statutes of the United
States was referred to the judiciary
committee After short debate on
the bill appropriating $i,000,o00 for the
destruction of the Russian thistle the
tariff bill was further. discussed
WASHINGTON. April IA resolution
introduced by Senator Wolcott, looking
to the drafting of treaty with Mexico
by which the United States should coin
silver dollars at it's minis, was dis
cussed in the senate yesterday. Senator
PETER spoke on the tariff. A petition
was presented from the millers of st.
Louis praying for the. retention OF the
reciprocity clause Of the Mckinley law.
WASHINGTON, April "a motion to
consider the Chinese treaty in open SEES
sion was debated in the senate on Sat
urday, but was not disposed Of
- WASHINGTON, April l0.-ln the senate
yesterday Senator Hill IN. W spoke in
opposition to tue tariff bill and attacked
the Hawaiian policy of the president
and Secretary Gresham. Mr.. Walsh
was sworn in as senator from Georgia.
A resolution repeating all laws which
authorize the secretary of the treasury
to issue bonds was referred to the
finance co1nmittee.
WASHINGTON, April lin the senate
yesterday the resolution for the coinage
of Mexican dollars at United States
minis was agreed to. A resolution to
limit the general debate on the tariff
bill to June and to take the final vote
on June was referred to the judiciary
committee.
The House.
WASHINGTON, April Elm the house
yesterday the urgent deficiency bill,
which carries something over $1,000
600, was passed, and the post office ap-
preparation bill was discussed.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE time was
occupied in the house yesterday in dis
cussing the post Office appropriation
bill. The evening session was devoted
to pension bills.
WASHINGTON, April Ain the house
on Saturday bill was introduced to
provide for the coinage of standard
silver dollars and for the issue of new
bonds in lieu of bonds heretofore au-
thorized.
WAsH1NeroS,. April l0.-The time
was occupied in the house yesterday in
discussing District of Columbia affairs.
WASHINGTON, April lin the house
yesterday the time was occupied in,
discussing the post office appropriation
bill.
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whisky Seller Kills \ Man.

LuD1NeToH, Mich, April 9.-Louis
Barager, who keeps store and blind
tiger saloon at Fountain, shot Ed
Lauz hlin dead Saturday. Barager was
fined for selling liquor without a
license. It is supposed the quarrel
arose over information leading to Bar
ayers conviction.
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Bruta, Murder of an Iudian.

> Sr. LOUIS. April 1o.-A special to the
Post Dispatch from Fort Smith, a rk.,
says: Jesse Pidgeon, one of the most
prominent and wealthy of the Creek
Indians living at Muslkogee, l. T., was
killed here Monday night by Jack"
Moore, bartender: Pidgeon resented
demand for pay before he drank the
liquor, and Moore beat his brains out
with a wagon spoke He then robbed
the corpse and the barroom till and
fed
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Oyer a Hundred Horses Burned.

BALTIMORE, Md, April lo.-1n a fire
in Mannion's> livery stable Monday
night .37 fine animals were burned.
The loss will exceed 100000. Among
the horses destroyed was the mare Lot
tie Collins, owned by A. F. Spaford
and valued at 200. The building was
valued at SIS. 900, was insured for $780,
900 uRd is total loss
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BANDITS HANGED.

Three Train Robbers and Murderers Ex-
ecuted In Arkansas ITS,
NEWPORT, Ark. April THE three
train robbers, ]. L.. Wyrck, Thomas
Brady and Albert Mansker, who killed
Conductor w. P. McNally at Oliphant.
Ark, November 3 last, were hanged
here. The drop fell at 1856 a. m. and
the men were pronounced dead at sos.
Their necks were broken.
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Plant In Your Memory

That The North Western Line o fers the
Best Train Service from Minneapolis and
st. Paul to Sioux City, Omaha, Kansas
City, Duluth and Superior, and is the
only line running Pullman Sleepers to
all these cities, besides affording first
class day train service. Try this line.
also to Ashland sS.3
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Worlds Fair Esquimau Baby Dies.

SAN FRANCISCO, April II. - Little
Christopher Columbus, the Esquimau
baby that was born at the worlds fair
last summer, died at the midwinter ex-
position grounds Tuesday, being the
last of the six children Of these queer
people born in this country to succumb
to the climatic conditions.
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Died of Her Burns.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, April 1.-THE
home of j. r. Renkley, near Delton,
burned Monday afternoon with all its
contents. The clothing was entirely
burned off Mrs. Henkley ana she died
Monday night at il clock
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Cattle KILLED by Haflstones.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April "a dis
patch was received here Sunday from
Gillespie county stating that that Sec
ton was visited by one of the severest
hailstorms ever known there. Many
cattle were killed by the hailstones,
some of which were six inches in CIR
conference. The great chunks of ice
went through roofs of houses and ruined
the prospect for fruit crops.
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Death of 4 Famous Mtss1onary

DENVER, Col, April 1o.-Rev. w. M.
Thompson, aged 81. we'll known as the
author of 1.-The Land and the Book"
and for forty five years missionary in
Asia Minor, died on Monday at his
daughters home in this city.
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Burglars Make q Rich Haul.

CLEVELAND, O., April 10. Burglars
entered the store of the Home Security
company on Ontario street Sunday
night and cleaned out the stock of the
establishment. The goods stolen con-
sisted of wstches, diamonds and jew
elry, and were valued at $40, 900.
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Killed at School.

CHICAGO, April 10. Monday afternoon
a steam pipe burst in the Humboldt
school at North avenue and Rock we'll
street, and in the mad rush of children
to escape the stairway became choked
and boy was killed Fourteen chill
dren are in st. Elizabeth's hospital,
while many others were taken to their
homes more or less injured.
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Seven Men Killed.

WHITEHALL, Mich, April lo-A log
cling train ran into fallen tree near
Whitehall, Mich, and of the nine men
on board only two escaped death. The
following are dead:
Adolph Shelander, engineer Whitehall; Gus
Anderson. fireman; Frank Sh1ppy, foreman,
Newaygo county; Martin Lynch, Whitehall,
walked mile and fell dead: Charles Wolfe,
scalded and burned; LOREN Cr1tehell; Allen
Critchell, brother Of LOREN
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Six Lost at Sea.

LONDON, April "a steam fish traw-
Ter, bound home from Iceland, has been
wrecked near Grimsby, Lincolnshire,
and six of her crew were lost. The
vessel got off her course in oense fog
and ran ashore on rocky coast. A
heavy sea was running and the bottom
of the steamer was soon ground to
pieces
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Tie to This Truth.

When you start out on . journey yor.
will get The Best Service, The Greatest
Luxury, The Most Complete Comfort il
your ticket reads via The North Western
Line. For full information e to through
rates and routes and for Sleeping Car
Berths, call on your Home Agent, and
for Map Folder Free. Address Z. w.
Teasdale, @. P. al, G. s.. r MO
R'y., ST. Paul.
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one hundred Years Old.

READING, Pa, April 1o.-The oldest
masonic lodge of Berks county, as well
as Of the state, has just celebrated its
birthday. It was brought into exist
ence on April ., 1894, and is consequent-
II 100 years old.
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Coxey's Army.

UN1oNrowE. Pa, April 9. Jockeys
army will leave here to-day, and the
route for the current week is as fol-
lows:
Tuesday, April lo-Reach Laurel Summit
Pa, march miles.
Wednesday, April 11-Reach Summe rheld,
Pa march 16 miles.
Thursday, April l2-Reaoh Grantsville, Md,
march II miles.
Friday, April l3-Reach Frestburg, Nd,
march IA miles.
Saturday. April 1+-Reaoh Cumberland, Nd,
march II miles
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Iowa Lawmakers Adjourn.

Dies MONIES. Ia, April 7.-Although
the Twenty-fifth general assembly of
Iowa was supposed to adjourn without
date at noon Friday, that important
event of the session did not take place
until $3.50 p m. The usual hilarious
scenes attending the closing hours Of
such bodies were INDUCED in.
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Pleads Guilty.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 1o.-Theo-
.dore P. Haughey, ex-president of the
Indianapolis national bank, entered
plea of guilty yesterday to the prin-
cipal charges of looting the bank. Sen
tence was deferred
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DR.. =. II H.yes. of Bufralo. Dead.

BUFFALO, n. Y, April 11.-Dr. P:
Harold Hayes, known all over the
United States and Europe as a special
LIST in asthma, died at his home here,
aged 20 years
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Decrease ia ImmiRrat,on.

New YORK, April 7.-Statistics COM
piled at Ellis island for the last three
months show decrease of immigration
Of nearly 40 per cent compared with last
year. The numb Der for the last quarter
was %, 292, while that of last year was
20. 626.
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Queer State Of A0aIrs,

VAN VERT, O., April 9.-Three mar
ried sisters in this place named Jennie
Schroeder, Anna M. Hartin and Emma
Howard, filed suits for divorce. one
lawyer representing all The charge
was the same in all petitions-deser-
ton.
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llllnoi, Republican Convention.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE republican
state convention will be held at Spring
field July 25.. This was the decision Of
tho state central committee Tuesday.
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SIX Or THE, GREW LOST.

The Bark Belmont, Ut Boston, Wrecked
Near Chatham Mass.
CHATHAM, Mass, April 10.-The bark
Belmont, of Boston, from Trinidad for
Boston, with 4,s37 bags of sugar to the
American Sugar Refining company,
went ashore on Beacon Hill bar during
Sunday nights storm and is a total
wreck. Six of the crew are lost and
three drifted ashore on q spar. The
vessel was owned by John S. Emery,
of Boston, and was valued at $4,000
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Hanged BY : Mob.

q GA1Esv1LLE, Tex. April Ed
ward Cash, aged 81, while attending
the sick bed Of his young wife. was
called out by mob and hanged No
cause is known. isss
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Died at the Age Of 1O8.

CHICAGO, April o. Mrs Margaret
Murphy. who was LOG years old and for
more than forty years had been resi-
dent OF Chicago, is dead
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a PonsiOn swindler Seutenced.

f CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April o.-Rev
Clement w. Lewis, the colored pension
swindler, was sentenced here te
twenty-eight years imprisonment
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A Lucky Find.

CHICAGO. April a.. Miss Celine seele.
man found s. w. Allerton's ts, 500
diamond stnd and was rewardedwith
check for 5000 2sss#
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Mad End OF = Long Life.

WARSAW. Ind. April I. Abram
Felter, more than 100 years old, was
killed By : train Of cars here yester-
day.
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q pope 81 Hiis 0asnl 6tedIcine

ounson, Ind d. Apfn III, armer
lIh Seaman se1t 81 white
4 sSasIs near hero because s1etsl16 .ill
4 his wifi
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BURIED ALIVE.
Startling Discovery on Opening tho Grave
of an Iowa Girl.

Startling Discovery on Opening tho Grave
of an Iowa Girl.
WEST UNION, a., April IA month
ago the 15-year-old daughter of J.
Tuckish, a Bohemian living near Pro.
twin, Howard county, died and was
buried. 1t appeared that the day be-
fore her death she. had tooth extract
ed, taking an anasthetic; and the fol-
lowing morning was found, as it
was supposed, dead in bed. The
interment occurred the following
day. A few days ago some one, in
commenting on the death, said the
family had made a mistake in burying
the girl so soon, that possiblysshe was
not dead; that the effect of the an@s-
thetic had not worn off. The parents
had the body exhumed Monday and the
glass of the coffin was found broken,
the girls hands cut and blood stained
and her hair torn out and the corpse on
it's face.
The Irish standard., 1894-04-14

Go to California g lbsrt Les
Route. Only line With through ,oals
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ALBANY GOES REPUBLICAN,.
The Democratic Candidate for Mayor ID
Defeated.

The Democratic Candidate for Mayor 10
Defeated.
ALBANY, n. Y, April 11.-:Albany
county entered the republican column
Tuesday. Albany city, which gave q
democratic majority of 4,8oo last fall.
elected Oren +. Wilson (rep.) mayor
Tuesday by $500, and Cohoes elected
Henry A. Strong (rep) by 800 ma
jority. Albany city elected nine
republicans, five independent demo-
cratic and five national administers
tion democratic aldermen. The pres
ent board consists.o of sixteen democrats
and three republicans. Cohoes repub-
licans elect four out of five aldermen.
The board of supervisors, which now
stands eighteen democrats and thir-
teen republicans has been reversed,
the new board being composed Of nine
teen republicans and twelve democrats
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many a weightiar work Mermet wrote WIN Inc
sa,ne feelings as those which Aesops fox cherished
respecting grapes out OF reach He was coHec'or.
81 have myself" he says. seen and felt the riSA
Of carrying esteem for books 10 the outer verge OF
nassjoo This confession might seem to give me
the right to point out Its dangers. \ sai'o' WIZ
ha- csc,nsd from wreck delights In describing the
perils OF a stormy curious Du' perhaps ''"Pi
DON'T traveller after running thousand risks In hls
iourneyings warns all he meets against the shar's
ar rrecipices they should avoid. II would be IN
r,,r 70 forbid gambler to inveigh against gaming
whom no is smarting from the effects OF the vice
cuch was the temper in which he wrote. The frult
that was too high for him consisted according To
the preface OF this handsome GroAer pamphIe' III
tho rchI, Illustrated books of which the most uxu-
lions was THE Decameron of Boccaccio," with pct
ures by Cochin Essen and Gravelot. that gTaced
the latter half of the eighteenth century. When
Mermet saw such books too costly for MIN 70 pu!'
he turned "Phstine, and denounced the pursuit
in which he could no longer indulge
The beauty OF all such denuncations Of oibl!o-
mania is that they add to the number Of books to
collect: thus they crafty both the satrist end nm
who il attacked one can imagine the little book
now in hand an object of eager search for ages 10
come Fabricated title-page precedes the Editor =
nrefacc but the translation Is hera.ded by Tile
which is apparently an imitation of the original.
From this It appears that Mermet's essay was pup
ushei at The Hague In 1861. The author al '"i'
time Withheld his II was reprinted IN FRANCE
,,co,se those whom the author attacked were well
known and It is now done into English just 10
show. apparently. that the members Of the Gro,ier
cr,,b are as a,nable as their predecessors toward
,boea who denounce book collecting. But 1t ~
o,ouqh 10 make Mernet's very ashes rise In tu
mutt to suggest that his essay can he neatly drah
rerized." with portraits OF those whom he attacked
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS, FOR
thrv TIE At ST TTE SFFoES oFyisE sySsS
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o. M. regular Office rates. .. 49,
In brooklyn at GO court-st.; COS De kale-ayei 1sso
London onco for advertisements. Norfolk Street. strand
"a. C.. London. Enxand.
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pnblie Nolire.


DUBLIC neutrality-suspicious. having been
i made to Board OF Railroad Commissioners OF inc
state Of the Broadway and seventh Avenue
railroad Company the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company under OF Section 100 OF the Rail-
road approval OF the OF cable motive power
upon the connection proposed TO be constructed
I'm Twenty thirdst. between Broadway ana lexington,
ave- and In Lexngton-ave between twenty ano
ia hereby given that hearing on
the above will before the Board ut the Governor
Room City Hail. New-York city. on tuesday June iv'h
1894, IL o'clock a. m. - .x.--su e--.
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fesaI Notices

IN PURSUANCE OF an order made by the
i Hon Henry ". Bookstaycr. Judge OF me Court OF
common Pleas and 'r the city and county oI
York on The ~ day = May 1894. NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN all creditors and persons having GAINS
rohr Yates. lately doing business IN IN" 'lty ana
county u Nevy- York that they required - presht
ber claims with vouchers thereof the subscriber ths
dulv appointed assignee u the said John H. Yates tr
he benefit his place ~ trsnsacng ous
.s ~ IN. fcc ~ Hastings Gleason. No. a5 BROAD
wav New York before the 10Th day OK July 1874
Dated Ncw-York city May "a 1898 - ,,,->,,->.
tAc-rN-cs G GLEASON Assignee
Attorneys Tor ASSIGNEE.
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Sales bn Aurtion.
miscellaneous.

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1rathcr5.

"A NEUROLOGICAL STUDENT. e9lng 70 'hc Green
~ Mornteins Tor tho summer WIN take chage 81 enc
boys ,.,,,.,, 4, 10, co,h &,
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3rstructloE.
ii For Young LadIes.-Country.

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CHING TO TIE COUNTRYp

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II 90 ,end cents postage. or call and get res
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or thc main line ani branche- 4 nc %cw-fofk on
,s-,o enJ Western Hallway. 90 feet above the hea
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A MTRrCAN hND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
y supplies Professor TcacEcrs Tut - "'1''he''''
A.. Il, C,ier.-1 Schools All FHfriire Apply -
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GT,SC.y Miriam Coyrlorc supplies tutors. Iroi'st.F
~ teachers r0vcrrcsss-. etc. J.. I'D trii. r.
schools rar, nta ~ 5h ave. BOOK Viins cor -O"ft
$1,000, .-,,... y normal ln. g-aie. public
w .cho.I mar CTS. snr riay. $40. begin sept
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For Both Sexes.--Countrv.
<,rr,-1o>- liberal INSTITUTE. FORT PLAlN. y: 4.
L o.eIuchtionai. Comprises: J. seminary VIZ,
courses. collegiate. Literary and Musical CN rns'"
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S'booi OF Fine Arts Music piano. violin No'c cn
,- On teachorsl El0cuton. Art. s. Porter Sci'i
~ prsness Trainlng T. Military Acadcmy ONc'r nr'I'l'
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e 4, dcror,ren,s open Cadets. M1in liuiine ns c-
,i.,n as nne hotel IN furnishings. elevator s",n en-
-, minus aie ncros Gymnasium. Overlooking me M"N d"
y-I i,nrltsh Prep p,ni VI j. MICHAEL. President
Miscellaneous.
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during summer season finely situated camp on hs'
elevation. 81 per week. hcft tents. every '''N
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''"''' f"'' q u MACKAY.
Aftergow Farm. Cherpaana y y.
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Gprlun Rcsorte.

TmE CDU1NGTOMa
ATLANTIC CITY on thr beach. Iieva' :. steam MAI
f"''''4 "" CHAMBERS 4 ifopPES
\XHEN ~ nrrrAlGG r s1or a. TIE
v1kGARA FALLS fffy minutes away.
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LANE SCHOOL.

WALNUT LANE SCHOOL"
boarding Day and College Preparatory Tor g,rs M Nm
- rncr,e S.remher 2Gth For circular, address I,s
TErohORA y. RICHARDS. Principal; MISS SNi'N
LOOlSH maj " ~ Germantown Philadelphia
20 HiLLUoUsE-AyE, Newiayen Conn N,ss cADY
Oo institute school ior GlrlS- MIS- ~ ~
principals. Send for circulars
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The Grolier Club has INDUCED in little satire
upon the passion for books. fine bindings and
all the fancies OF the book-lover. Duprat & Co pub
lish for the members Of the club and their friends
q translation OF an essay by Boll.oud-Alermet. sec
rotary 20 the Academy of Lyons bibAomanil
The author was q native OF Lyons. and he'd the
secretaryshp mentioned from 1916 until he died at
the age OF eightyfour In 1899. He wrote much. and
two essays are still famous, Corruption de la M
s!que Francsse" and "De Ia Bibiiomane." When
the latter first published It's persona! illusions
gave 1t a pquancy almost great that which
carried ]. 3. Mencke's Latin skit. DE Char.a
tanera." through series Of editions transactions
and commentings such as hoped In vain for