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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
RUMORS OF ANOIHER PLOT.
Numerous Strangers Imported into Hawaii
In tn. Interest Of Lilioukaiani.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. March 10
Steamer Australia which arrived here
to-day six days from Honolulu, brings
the following Hawaiian advices:
HONOLULU, March 8, 1894 - Every
steamer that has arrived here during
the last two months has brought "A num-
ber of steeraee passengers, who seemed
10 have had. no visible means of support
and no good reason for coming TO the
islands This has occurred so often, and
Honolulu is becoming so over-run with
these strangers that the idea has become
prevalent that they have come in the in
terests of the eX-Queen.
Il has been reported to the Government
on seemingly good authority that the
AGENTS of Liliuokalani have been re-
cruiting men in both the United States
and British Columbia, principally ihe
latter. For some time the Government
refused to believe such rumors, but of
late suspicion has been aroused and active
steps have been taken to nip in the bud
auv plot that the Royalists may have Of
restoring the Queen by force.
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ernment eventually assented 20 the. inno-
walton. but not without exciting con-
sderable criticism.
Foreign News Notes.
The statistics issued by Lloyd TO-DAY
show that within the last three months
twenty-elght vessels have been aDan-
doned in the Atlantic. Nineteen OF them
carried cargoes of timber. and must be
dangerous derelicts.
The Queen will start for the continent
on Tuesday. Professor Brice VIII oe tue
attending Minister.
IL is remembered at court that car
Alexander III. will be the Queens guest
next summer, and that preparations Tor
his visit are already making.
Commander Monteils new French ex-
pedition i'm Africa will he concentrated on
the upper Mobangi river. IL will leave
the AIobangl country more than a thous-
and strong The route Of the expedition
is supposed 10 be directed TO the region
of the upper Nile.
Official dinners were given this even
ing, as is customary just before the open
ing of Parliament. Lord Rosebery enter
tanned at his town house, 81 Berkeley
Square. Sir William Harcourt in Downing
street. the Duke Of Devonshire at Devon
shire House, and Lord Salisbury at No
20 Arlington street. The outlines of the
Queens speech were communicated to the
guests at each dinner. The speech is un-
derstood to contain a graceful reference
to Mr.. Gladstones services and retire
nent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
sERIoUS Bon ING MArcB.
One of the PugiIists Barely Escaped Death
I'm n Bout at Chicago

CHICAGO. ILL, March lo.-The last
bout Of the boxing tournament at The
Chicago Athletic club last nieht between
II. W. Crane and Michael Sullivan al
most resulted I'm death to the latter.
While on his way home at midnight
Sullivan put his hand up to his heart,
staggered and then fell unconscious TO
the sidewalk lie was taken 20 Dr. Sher-
woods Office. where. despite all the doc
tors could do. Sullivan remained ia an un-
conscious state until o'clock this morn
ing. At that hour he had so far recover
ed that he could walk without aid. and
was removed 10 his home No. a. north
Curtis street. The doctors now entertain
hopes of his complete recovery The
blow which came 50 near resulting fa-
tally was given on the heart. Sullivan
is an amateur boxer. while Crane is an
old hand at the business Icing master
of ceremonies at Harry Giinores arena.
Crane was able TO hit Sullivan when and
where he pleased, and played a perfect
tattoo of blows over the unfortunate
mans heart. At the end Of a minute
Sullivan fell insersible in the rims. and
it took two minutes OF hard work TO
revive him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
Another Appropriation Blll Passed.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March 10
The Speaker laid before the House the
answer of Secretary Herbert to the reso-
luton of Representative Bouteile, con-
ycyug The Information asked for regard
ue the orders placing the naval forces
at Honolulu under the orders of Com
missioner Blount. while acting i'm that
capacity. 10 was referred without ac-
uon TO the Committee on Naval AZ
fairs.
The House then resumed in committee
of the whole consideration of the Dis
frict of Columbia appropriation bin.
Alr. DeArmOnd endcaVored 60 amend
f. bin by making the district property
.ners pay three-quarters of the school
expenses instead OF oue-half as tho law
provides. but his motion TO that effect
.ls dcfeatcd-lS 20 80. ON motion Of Mr.
o0.dzicr Dem. lll) the bin was amended
.o aa 90 prohibit The purchase Of any
hool books OF supplies I'm which any
teacher or official has a pecuniary I'M
l.re.-
Nr DcArmond moved 10 amend the bill
hy requiring the payment OF interest on
tlc district debt. amounting 20 N.I39iS'
DID Boz paid wholly out of the district
revenues hut was unsuccessful
At a.G o'clock the bin WAS reported
fo tNe House with a favorable report.
INt amendments, which were agreed TO-
Increased the total amount carried by
the hM hv 5000. making IL &.9@. 1'S.
l.aie motions 10 recommit the bill were
uIl. iy Aiessrs. DeAumond CDen-. MOD
and Walker Wep.. Mass) and at 5.So II
Mi. nassti-lll 90 n. ON motion OF Mr..
Savers OJem TCx) the House in COM
MIflcc of the whole. took up the sundry
civil appropriation bill. making it the
unfinished business for Mondays session.
tn unsuccessful attempt was made by
Nr Savers 20 reach an agreement re-
fn..tlug the time TO be devoted 10 gem
aal debate. aud at 3:45 the committee
arose and the House adjourned until u
o'clock Monday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
Harvevized Ten.,nch Flnfes Tested.

WASHINGTON. March lO-At the naval
proving grounds at Indian Head to-day
preliminary trial was made OF the har-
veyized lO-inch plates. representing III size
ana character those 10 De useu OH tne
sides, turrets and casemates OF lne ne"
battle-ships. 'rhese are the first plates
submitted under the Carnegie contract.
They were secured 10 packing Oh va.
80 inches thick. and two shots ,l'eu a. a.
them from an s-inch gun placed ~ y"ius
off. Officers who witnessed the tcsts say
that they were highly satisfactory. ana
demonstrate eoncIusiyely the remarkable
resistance of the new armor- The trial
OF cast steel projectiles were postponed
TIL next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
Inhabitants Of BIuefIeIds Leaving.

NEW YORK, March l0.-Captain
crovel. of the steamer Premier, which
arrived this morning from Bluefields'
states that a large number OF the inhapl-
tants Of Bluefelds are leaving town. o"-
ing 10 the recent change OF government
This town formerly belonged 70 the MOS
auitom reservation, but previous 10 inc
eai,,rr of the Premier the Nicaraguan
standard had been hoisted, and the ada
cent country became Nicaraguan terri
tory. /.,..
which as cabled from Colon, had landed
a force of eighty men and officers at Blue
acids had not arrived up to the time oI
the Premiers sailing.
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ounrantinIng Southern Cattle.

CHICAGO. ILL, March l0.-Governor
A,toeld has. upon recommendation OF the
illinois live stock Board. issued pro-
cIamation scheduling the following dis
trict from February i5th to DeSem,per sier,6e
lst: The States Of Alabama .oIi'' Ioiiua'
,Texas, Louisiana. Mississippi. and parts
Of Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Virginia;
Al cars brought from this district must
be plainly labeled, From the senedulef ,st
district" and all cattle must De kep. ..
,soiated and cannot be driven on any
,,,,biic highway. The cattle may De
imported for Immediate slaughter with
,,algmission OF the State Veterinarian,
and after ninety days quarantine. Inc
nroclamation goes into effect at once
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
TRIAL or THE RAGLE KIOTERs.
One Held for Murder without Bail AID the
Rest In al 600

CHARLESTON. w. VA. March TO-
The preliminary examination Of the Eagle
rioters, in progress in Justice Barton's
court AT Fayetteville since last Tuesday.
was concluded tonight IL resulted i'm one
being held for murder. without bail
nineteen I'm 81 900 TO await the action OF
the grand jury in April. and five dis
missed Bonds were furnished by six Of
the prisoners. The rest went TO jail Cum
Adkins, who issued the warrant for
the arrest of Wyant and party is him
self under a criminal charge. thus mol
lying" proceedings, for the time, at least,
against Wyant.
AT meeting OF the miners i'm Mont
gomery, resolutions were adopted de-
nouncing Wyant as having brought all
the trouble on himself, and also denounc-
ing the papers Of Charleston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11

CHICAGO. ILL, March I0.--The West
ern Passenger Association has a fight on
its hands with the National Travellers
Protective Association The cause is
the abolition OF the twO-cent rate for
2,OO0-uiie tickets The chairman Of
the Railroad Association mas been noti-
fed that the proceeungs against il will
be commenced In the courts under the
anti-pooling law of Illinois unless
return TO the old rates was agreed 10.
the increased rate is ~. cents a mile
or $23 net for nn-mil tickets The
reason given for the change IL the man
ipulation OF mileage books by brokers.
but the travelling men say that is only
a subterfuge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
THE REPORTS CONFIRMED.
onicial Information About the British
Losses I'm Assam.

LONDON. March ie.-The India office
has a dispatch from the Earl OF Elgin'
Viceroy and Governor-General Of India,
confirming the reports OF the disaster
70 the British column in Abor Territory,
under the command Of Captain Maxwell.
The dispatch says that on February 9th
a large party of tribesmen made an at
tack upon a detachment Of Captain Max
wells guards, composed OF native troops
and British officers, at Bordak. The
attack was almost a complete surprise
and the ensuing fight was brief and
one-sided. The guards fought under cover
as long as possible, but we're soon sur
rounded by Abors, who outnumbered them
five 10 one. and twenty seven or the
British party were virtually butchered.
The lines OF communication with the
British column has been broken, but IL
is known that a party of eighty men, OF
Captain Maxwell's command. Is In stock
ade at Membo by an almost overwhelm-
ing force of tribesmen A detachment of
230 men has been sent TO the relief or
the beleaguered party, but as yet no
information is received that the relief
party has reached it's destination. lt Is
believed that this party will have some
hard fighting 10 do on its own account
before its arrival at Membo. Three hun
dred additional native troops have been
summoned into active service, ana tnese
will be Immediately sent TO the assist
ance of the Memboc relief detachment.
War Against Rodsilah About over.
BATHURST, March iO.-The British
warships. under command of Admiral
Bedford yesterday shelled a bush In the
vicinity Of Gonjur, and when the enemy
was supposed to have been driven out
200 blue-jackets and marines landed, and
marched upon the town, which was
found deserted. Gonjur was set fire TO
and burned TO the ground.
Chief Fodsilah IS supposed TO be at
Sarnyang, upon which place fhe'soldiers
OF the West India.regiment are marching
The war against Chiefs Fodsilah,Ss prac-
ticaily ended.
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War Against Eodsiiah About. over.
HenYY Increases In .Receipts.

WAsHINGTON.gM March 10---Government
receipts for the first third OF the month
of March show decided improvement,
the aggregate being 50, 10000. The Internal
revenue receipts continue 10 show heavy
increases, and so far have aggregated
81 600 900 All indications point 10 greater
increase for the balance'of the month, as
large quantities OF whisky'are being taken
out Of bond 70 avoid thespaynent OF the
increased whisky tax provided in the tariit
hill. Expenditures aggregate eleven mil
nions of which five and half millions
are on account of pensions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
Fodsiliah Deserts Genjur.

BATHURST. March 1O.-Thenaval brig
ade made landing yesterday for the
purpose OF attacking Gontur, one OF CHER
Fodsillah's strongholds, which place the
flagship Raleigh and the gunboat Widgeon
had been bombarding on the previous day.
The commander of the British force was
surprised to meet with no resistance 10
his approach to the place. and was sun
more amazed upon his arrival 10 nnn 'he
village abandoned. The native chief had
left the bodies OF his followers where
they were slain bv the bombardment with
out attempting 10 bury one Of them. The
whereabouts of Fodsillah and the remain
der of his party has not yet been ascer-
tanned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
oy rHE RUNNING rURF.
BIG crowd az Boby Results OF the Races
Elsewhere.

u
Elsewhere.
rrrrACO. ILL. March l0-M0re peo-
. t..u over were seen at Roby before
the races. and the bookmakers
r.I. i0ng way the worst OF it. Three
f.s won and in the other races sec
..I choices got the money. summaries.
Frt race-one-half mnc-Tom Karl
t., Hawkoyc second. Cora third Time,
.ord -soven-sixtecnths of mile
r... Murphy first. >. J. Douglas second,
ar third Time. so 81.
r.rI race -clcvcn-siXteenths Of a mile
FL. .tor first. Ulster second. Pokino
ri Time l.5.
Fourth racc-nve furlongs-Warren Le-
M Hrst. Lucinda second. Marceliina
rI Time 1916 IA.
rth racc-nve furlongs Rock first.
C Lucey second, Ernest L., third.
rno 1915 10.
The Winners at San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. March l0-Weather
c- and pleasant and track fair. SUM
Tst race-scant six furlongs- Winni-
. Hrst Nandahsht second, Regal
f.rf Tmo 1854
Second nce-half mile-Sea Spray first.
IIUan g.. second, Monterey third. Time,
Third rco-one mile and one furlong-
RlH Flush first. Oakland second. Biz
l.rl Url Time. 1858 3-4
Fourth Hoe-short course stoeplechase.
hn8.ar- -E.l cloud first Templemore
second I.mpost third. Time. 4.25.
FI u.a- scant six furlongs sell
iH--ronNe nrst Ragner second, Claquor
tlrI Time. 1915 Ia
Ia Results at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. March IO.-The races
Deere i1-iay resulted as follows.
rfst races ling, five and half fur
longs. purse $500. Maggie Beck Is 90 -
t.t Whitehead second, Monteyideo third.
second race-seling. four furlonss.
H.re taH-Cerr0 Gprdo G 10 - nrst.
..O. bafns second, iinln third. Time,
rard race-se.liug. six furlongs, purse
t-H- Eau Claue q 90 y hist, Rondeau
HlI. White Rose third. Time l.3i4.
Fourth face-haniicap SIX furiOngs.
I-e s1nU.-ked John a TO u first
Nti-aneId second, Miswam third. Time,
Nth racc-soung. fneen-sixteenths of
mle purse S2.u.-Sight Draft q to ID
nist Alnh1nse second ROycs third. Time
-
Jockey Betgen's Good work.
MADISON. I'LL. March 1O-Iockey
bergen landed the winners in the first
fHf.. events and came second I'm the last
.f Madison to-day Weather clear and
warm and track fast Summaries
Ffst race five and "a half furlOnes.-
Irank ENs first Nirguian second, Tie
Clever third Time. l.lj.
Second Iacc-flvc furloues.-La Rue
f.t. IlccaHlly second Governor Brown
tNrl Time. i.Olls
IhrI aee-hve furlOngs.- Cactus Bios
SOM lrst Sonoma BOY second, Irene III.
iNII Time. 1.lO.
Fourth ace-nve fWlongs. s.-Ccnsor first,
Yankee Ean second. Scilojam third. Time,
l.N9
Fifth nce-siX urlones.-Olver Twist
fr.i. Jim Head second. HarOldine third.
Time. 1.2l
fNth race-0ne mile Brahma first.
Van Iaudt second, Johnnie Weber third.
Time. l-D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
RICHMOND, VA. SUNDAY MARCH II 1894

injured while boarding a railway train
last night that he died this morning. The
obald was In the act OF entering one OF
the carriages when the train started. missed
lis footing. fen. and was terribly crushed
by the moving carriages. lie was CON
veyed TO the hospital, sank rapidly, and
died at an early hour this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11

NEW YORK, March lo.-rhis morning
three boys found a tin box containing
number OF bombs IN the open inesuns ~
rplace OF the Anarchists IN Whlidin'y s,I,s
M" 49, ,hlr,een wears old. picked up one
S.',Sor vi and instantly there was an ex-
D,I,ta, and the boy was thrown vio-
ipno,iv p 70 the ground and badly injured.
icne' In ,ser hoys ran away and escaped
,,Is,r, IN The police are looking for the
owners OF the bombs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
ioxa state Senators Eight.

DIES MONIES. IOWA, March lo-sen-
ator Y Y Brewer knocked down Editor
Shoemaker. OF the Hampton Chronicle
in the cioak-room of the Senate at IL
o'clock to-day. a.
The men were engaged in heated dis-
cussion of the liquor question ShoeIndAel
h,re,ed rrower with breaking pledges 70
his Prohibition Republican constituents
The affair caused tremendous sensation
and the doors were Immediately closed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
Col Rriffnn ON ON Bail.

DALLAS, TEN, March le.-Colonel A.
NJ Britton, president Of the FIRST Nauonal
Rank OF Vernon, was released from jan
last night. his friends having sue,eeded
in making a bond In the sum OF >-'vV'
Ii,s trial takes place at the next term
OF court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
HoKE 1RoUBLs FoR M'KASE.
Many Irregularities Said Co Have Been
Ionnd In tho Accounts of the Town.

Many Irregularities said Co Have been
lound In tho Accounts of the Town.
NEW YORK, March lO.-A committee
of citizens Of Gravesend have for the
I.st ten days been examining the ac-
counts Of the town. and are said 20 have
found many irregularities. Town bonds
nave been found in Brooklyn banks,
MAefe they had been hypothecated by
Ackanc
This afternoon II was announced that
,.' town board of auditors. comprising
.tsh'r Van Siclon. c. G. Overton, and
'aNes y. voorhees,. had discovered that
"n'ui 10000 paid 10 McKane during the
s." ls3 had not been accounted for.
~ this amount $4,000 was in street
'.nrovement bonds. $4,000 in sewer bonds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11

PARIS. March l0.-The workinsmen's $
committee charged with the duty OF or
ganizing the coming May-Day oDser-
vances. held a meeting last evening and
resolved 10 accept the assistance OF the
Socialists deputios, with view of hav-
ing all kindred interests represented IN
the celebration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
p,o, 70 xiii Corea's Prince.

YOKAHAMA. March lo.-Advices re-
ooived from corea tells of the discovery
Of a conspiracy TO kill Prince Litchok,
heir 10 the Corean throne, together with
an of the kings ministers, and many
other dgnitaries. Dispatches say up
wards of thousand persons were ar
rested IN connection with the plot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
.rr.rnER roRxcAsr.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., March 0.-'ir.
a,inia: Fair. slightly warmer; southeas'
10 south winds. -.
North Carolina: Generally fair; shsh'-
Iv warmer. except stationary temperature
on the coast: south winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11

CINCINNATI. o., March ie-isaac >.
miller was nominated FOR Mayor TINS
morning by the Democrats assembled m
convention at Horticultural Hall. Inc
nrst ballot resulted: Isaac J. Miller. 81
cass Hopple, ll5: James J. Faran, "a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
r.xoror THERMOMETERS.

The following is the range OF The ther-
mornetor at The Times Once yestefnny.
A. NJ. 50: u NJ. 81: 4. NJ, 50 =
p. NJ. bs: . r. ~. 5s. II NJ, 80. Aver
age. IS l-e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
Mr.. Gladstone Much Better.

LONDON, March p.-Mr. Iians'one
passed good night and Is much Deue'
this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11
sEC'Y. HERBERI'S AUTHORI1Y.
Makes Answer to the House Resolution in
Reference TO the Hawaiian Incident

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March iO-Sec-
retary Herbert has made response to
Mr. Boutelle's resolution, adopted by the
House, calling on him to state his author
ity for Issuing instructions placing the
armed naval forces OF the United States
and the use Of its ensign under the orders
and control Of Special Commissioner
Blount at Honolulu, March IL, 1898.
The substance OF the answer is that
the action was necessary 10 prevent a
conflict of authority. ana that the Secre-
tarys authority for issuing the order
was that Of the President, Commander
In Chief Of the United States Army and
Navy. number OF precedents for this
action. are cited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11

LONDON, March l0.-James Theobald.
d Conservative member Of Parliament for
Romford division. Essex, was so seriously
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11

The Reichsanzeiger announces that
the United States Ambassador. the Hon.
Theodore b. Runyon, has expressed TO
the imperial Government, on behalf OF
President Cleveland, the acknowledge
ments of the Government and people Of
the United States Tor the extensive par
ticipation Of Germany AT the Worlds
Fair. While imparting the resolution OF
the United States Congress expressing
the foregoing, Mr.. Runyon, also on be-
half OF President Cleveland. spoke Of the
high appreciation felt in the United
States at the friendly cooperation of
the lmeprial Government in securing the
success of the exhibition.
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ernment eventually essented 70 tne. inno-
walton, but not without eAci'ins ''"-
sderable criticism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11

II you do, there Is no better way Of gst-
ting one than by reading The Encyclopedia
offered to THE TIMES readers for one coupon
and ten cents, Il Is published by Rand, Nc
NalT & Co.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-16
NOTICE.

During my absence from the Islands M.
HORACE G; CRABBE is duly authorized o.
receive and receipt for all monies due anil
owing to me J. w. LUNING, at my 0tEce
anul November 23rd, 1891, at which date
VIII personally attend.
J. W. LUNING,
oct 18th IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10

Puns are seldom quoted as nlustra-
lions Of wit or humOr but the following
specimens of legal puns certainly
prove that punster may also be VII
Sir Frederick Thesiger, while engaged
I'm the conduct Of care objected 20
the irreeuiarity Of the counsel on tho
opposite side who. I'm examining his wit
ness, put leading questions.
II have 4 right" answered the counsel
"to deal with my witnesses as ] please. -
ITO that I offer no objection" retorted
Sir Frederick. You may deal as you
like but you shan't lead.
An English judge. Littledale, on re-
firing from the bench was addressed IN
the name Of the bar by the attorney
general, Sir John Campbell Boih men
were much affected during the speech and
a witty lawyer, describing the scene
.'sir John cried little dale and Little
dale cried great dale a..
Sir Walter Scott called one day AZ the
office Of Joseph Gillon. an Edinburgh
Why Joseph" said SIR Walter. this
place is as hot as an OVEN
We'll. and isn't IL here that l make
my bread" retOrted Gillon.
Lord Chancellor Eldon pronounced inc
word lien as II written lion. Slr
Arthur PgOtt. a distinguished chancery
lawyer. maintained that lien was 10
be pronounced Ike lean and one day
each made a stand in court Tor ms
favorite pronunciation. whereupon Jekyll,
a witty lawyer perpetrated this rhymins
pun. which alludeS 10 the parslHotlus
ARRANGEMENTS of the chancellors Kitchen:
said.
Sir Arthur. Sir Arthur. why, what do
YOU mean
BY saying the chancellor's lion is
Jean?
Dye think that his kitchens so bad as
all that,
That nothing within it can ever get fat?