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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-06-25

Under and by virtue of an execution issued out of
and under the seal OF the CrCt oo"ft IN na rS
Elizabeth Y. Tompkins is plaintiff and II. l.. An
derson as assignee Of the late arm Of IomPklns
Tompkinsi defendants, have levied upon and
will on Wednesday, the sd day of l9ly, 1885, sell
hours of sale, on lot 55Z of the townslte OF Dun
Mellon in the town OF Dunnellon, Marion county,
Fla the same being the leased premises upon
which said property Is located, the following de-
scrib4 personal property, to Wit: &c oou,
brio; two pieces Of lining; pieces of fiannel
lot ladies hose; "a pieces OF ginghamh pieces
9h peee on WRRe % pieces dreSs GOODS
pieces of cacoes; I33 pairs pants; 60 coats ana
vests lot ladies' vests lot mems s. lot
dies belts; lot albums (8); lot lace; lot men 5
scarfs; two mems oVercoatS; tour aipaca GOATS
gloves lot picture frames lot note paper; box note
Daper: lot suspenders; lot memorandum books and
axes: key powder: doz bottles of extracts; dozen
syrup pitchers AZ tin buckets dozen goblets: lot
lamp wicks; three meat dishes: dozen dish pans
lot of chimneys and lamp globes lot Of paint in
pound boxes; lot of pillow castings; lot OF sapomo
@ doz cans corn IS cans ch dt 10 cans of
North Carolina tobacco; dozen bottles Cats4p;
dozen plates two sans ana d Tea s C C show I0E
case and Contents lot of cheap shoes; lot OF cheap
children's shoes lot of cheap children shoes ~
leather pumps gents shoes IS pains 41 OF
hats: lot straw hats lot mems hats: lot of embroid
cry; white vests alpapa coats and vests 5 boys
suits 7 white coats; 10 light suits 10 umbrellas;
show case and contents; thread case ard contents;
showcase and contents II ak handles; pair iron on
names: : pair scales; coffee mill; box potash; lot
stove pipe and elbows: spiders; roll wire netting;
oil tank: lbs; OF bail Irvine; snathgs; heater
thread case and lot buttons; hanging lamps com
piete B. & J. macintosh coat,
lanterns 20 split baskets; iron safe (Mos,
Ter Safe & Lock Co..; office stool; wood
desk; pairs trace chains; lot of crockery; pillow
stock; Is cases Id. tomatoes; 20 cases h. toma-
toes: barrel fuses; II joints stove pipe; lot lamp
chimneys; or so much thereof IS will satisfy said
execution and costs. b. DUPRE HODGE.
Sheriff Marion county, Fla.
ALBERT WRIGHT. Plaintiffs Attorney
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-06-25
A Great Fall in Vegetables.

This morning, while going down
Exposition street, Joe Turner's
horse became frightened and ran
away, throwing his brother-in-law
and spraining his ankle and scat
tering melons and vegetables all
over the street.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-06-25
Cheap Excursions via Plant System.

(neap EXCURSIONS Via FldII 0yoNC"'
BOSTON, MASS.
Convention Y. P. S. &. +. and
National Young Peoples Christian
Union. Tickets on sale July 8 and
10. good to return until July 81.
One fare for the round trip.
BALTIMORE. MD.
Baptist Young Peoples Union
of America. Tickets on sale July
10 and II. Good to return until
August 5. One fare for the round
trip.
BOSTON, MASS.
Triennial ConcIave Knights of
Pythias. Tickets on sale August
p to IS. Good to return until
Sept. 10. One fare for the round
trip.
For further information apply to
c.. F. FARES, ticket agent of the
Plant System, Ocala House office,
Ocala, or any agent Of the Plant
System.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-06-25
Local Lines.


Beach, is in town
Cheap excursion to West Flor
ida on Friday, June %, good for
10 days. Rate to Madison, Mon
cello, and Tallahassee, s. 50;
Quincy, s..
DWELL, husband" said the good
wife who had strained the ex-
chequer in a vigorous social cam
paign, eve must decide at once
whether we are able to give the
young people a grand wedding
breakfast or whether we shall OPP
pose the match and make them
run away" -Galveston News.
A good story is told of two old
ladies who were talking about the
church. One said, "What is the
difference between all these de
nominations, anyway ?" "Why,"
replied the other, "the Methodists,
they go down in the gutter and
pulls them up the Baptists, they
washes them; and the Congrega-
tionalists, they starches them"
G.. Y. Toms, of Savannah, Ga, ;.
general agent of the Georgia State.
Building and Loan association, is
in the city looking after the inter
ests Of his association. He repre-
sents one of the strongest building
and loan institutions in the south.
Our Isaac Stevens is the efficient
secretary of the Ocala Board of
this splendid association, and does
a safe business
The famous plant system will
run a grand exCursisn to Picnic
Island, Port Tampa, June 80.
Leave Ocala at 7 o'clock in the
morning. Fare for adults 81, and
soc. for children. Let everybody
go and have a good time. Travel
ing Passenger Agent H. G. Hay
craft has just billed the town with
the most artistic photographic pic
lures of this excursion we have
ever seen.
John Martin had quite an acct
dent yesterday while he was out in
Marti City collecting. He was in
side OF house, and as usual left
the pony standing at the gate. 1t
began to rain, which started the
horse off. Mr.. Martin ran out,
but did not succeed in catching
hold of the lines. The pony ran at
a breakneck speed, and in making
short turns broke three
wheels entirely. out of the hubs. |
The pony was finally caught, with
out doing any damage to the ami
NAL or harness.
This office was presented with |
some samples of cigars by w. E.
Thomas that were as fine as any |
we have ever smoked. They were
made entirely of Florida tobacco,
grown by Adam Eichelberger on
his place near this city. The CT
CARS were as fine favored as the
genuine Havana grown leaf. We
see no reason why, with the proper
and cultivation, we can
not grow just as good tobacco in
county as our Cuban
neighbors. We have the factories
and will soon have others. Now
let us turn our attention to the
soil and grow the larger portion of
our tobacco right here.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-06-25
Excursion Rates to Crystal River and
HomOSasSa.

The Plant System will sell tick
cts TO Crystal River and Homo
sassa. one fare for the round trip,
every Saturday, good until the fol-
lowing Tuesday. For local and
through tickets call on c. +. FAIRIES,
city ticket agent, Ocala House.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-06-25
Prof. 4. M, Hendon

will give private instruction
in any branches to a limited
number of pupils. An excel
lent opportunity for students
to prepare for required exam
inatiCn next session. GOT
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-15
The Bo'sun Explains.

\ little time ago on one of the
Cunard boats one of the crew
while the passengers were at din
ner) picked up a menu and, seeing
on the top, Table d'hote," in
quired of one Of his mates the
meaning Of it.
What does this ere mean,
Joe ?"
Joe, taking the menu, gazed on
il with a puzzled air, scratched his
head, and said:
Il can't make nothing of it.
Let's go to old CefIin he's a schol-
ard, and sure to know.
On giving the menu to the boat
swain, he thoughtfully stroked his
chin and said:
"Well, look ere, mates it's like
this ere: Them swells down in
the saloon have's some soup, a bit
of fish, a bit of this, bit of that,
and a bit of summat else, and calls
It table dottie. We have table dot
tie, only we mixes it altogether
and calls it Irish stew."-Ex.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-15
MAKING BICYCLES.
OutUut This Year Estimated at
Nearly Half Million.

While it is almost an impossi-
5ility TO give anything like a cor
rect statement of what the output
of bicycles will be this year, 1t Is
by common consent spoken of as
between 100000 ard 100000 wheels.
A majority of close observers in the
trade would doubtless fix the fig
ures at $4,000. such a large
number of wheels represents an
enormous outlay, particularly when
It is calculated that each wheel
sells for an average price of not less
than $65. AT this rate the sum
produced is $29, 100000.
This has been the most phenom-
email season the bicycle trade has
ever known. In many cases the
manufacturers have been unable,
even though running their facto-
ries night and day, to keep abreast
with the demand. There are about
$50 large and small concerns in
this country engaged in turning
out cycles or parts of this interest
ing vehicle, but next year this
number should be slightly in
creased, Judging from the talk one
hears among the trade.-New York
Times.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-15
He Knew Better.

You needn't tell me that women
nave no sense of humor,' said
Ricketts, to Fosdick.
"Well?n
Il overheard a suffering man
propose once. He said LII love
y-y-you d-d-devotedly, Mummy
d-d-dear B-B-Blanche. W-w-w-will
y-y-y0u m-m-marry m-m-me?'
And after the delivery of this de-
claration on the installment plan
the mink had the audacity to say,
oh, George, this is so sudden -
Town Topics.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-15
No Hope of Relief.

How much will you take for
that Internal accordion?" demand
ed the red faced citizen who had
thrust his head out of the second
story window.
1t wouldn't do you any good to
buy it, mister" answered the de-
jected musician on the sidewalk.
" I've six more of 'em at home"
And he went on playing the
- Honeymoon March" - Chicago
Tribune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-15
his Sons Identity.
~

"Aaugh-waugh ~
1t was the baby. He had re-
peated the remark sixty times in
the last hour.
Mr.. Newleigh's hair, such as it
was, stood on end.
"Gwow ahwb wowbdgow fl
waugh ~ added the baby, while
people living across the street got
up and closed their windows.
Mr.. Newleigh ground his teeth.
ITO think" he groaned, burying
mis- face in the pillows, that L
should grow up to become the
father of a railway porter IBID
Bit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-15
RAINFALL FOR SEPTEMBER,
1895.

tFrom Reports 70 Weather seryice.J
EIey.
Stations. Feet. Inches.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-15
In Length.

"Oh, yes rejoined the Giraffe,
blushing at the compliment, Il
know I have a great deal of taste.
1 am built that way, don't you
know! Yes"
She explained in illustration,
that it took the ice cream soda she
was eating something like twenty
i've seconds to reach its destination,
and her relish was consequently
indeed extensive.-Detroit Tri-
bune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-15

G. J. LYONS,
In charge Weather Bureau.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-15

TELEPHONES OFFICE 179, Res. s27.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-15
c. E. Williams. Ed. A. Williams.
THE PRESIDENT

of the Spanish-American Newspaper Co., Of
New York, writes as follows:
Without solicitation, / am pleased to
offer you the following:
"Over year ago was suffering with Ia
grippe, which had settled on my bronchial
tubes and lungs to such an extent that the
congestion caused constant coughing, and
for over six months suffered untold misery.
most successful pulmonary specialists in the
city of New York, but found no relief until
commenced taking Anglers Petroleum.
Emulsion, by which l was quickly and per
manently cured. Very truly yours,
"E. c. WHITE"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-15

There has never, up to this time, been
found remedy that will so quickly, pleas
antly and surely relieve and cure Bronchitis
and build up the general health rs will
ANGLERS PETROLEUM EMULSION.
the Food-Medicine, pleasant to take.
so cts. and s1OO. OF druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23

June u, allowing them TO be assigned homes
and 10 become acquainted with their sur
foundngs before the opening OF the con-
ference which occurs during The afternoon
Of same date. The reduced ratios are open
10 everyone and ample home aeeoinmo1a,,
lions have hcou provided Tor an VINO WI
70. and every person Of every denomination
who fails 10 go and get the dement's OF
contact with the bright eminent and lpyai
Wo!kors for purity which the occasion VIII
provide. the pure and cHhlaratlng mountain
Dir and scenery. tho general vacation ana
pleasures and scenes Of the railway irip.
The grand music and concerts, the SUI
rise prayer meetings on the famous Look.
out Mountain. tho visits 70 the renowned
battle holds. and the opportunity o. rltitinf
other resorts and points Of Interest az PAU
rates. Will truly sacrifice one Of me greatest
and grAndest opportunities OF lie time.
Other states Will be- well represented, ana
Texas should look 70 her laufols and demon
strato her pride and Interest with repre-.
sontatlon becoming her as the greatest ana
Erandost state In tho union. Lycry friend
Of purity. regardless Of creed, can and
should benefit him or herself and n9lghbor
or friend by becoming AZ once active IN
this matter. and no one should await the
activity ~ another. Return schedules via the
Cotton Belt route are better than via COM
poting lines, for the reason that the Cot
ton BELT route Ia the 0nly line operating
solid trains or passenger cars Of any de-
Ecripilon between Texas and TENNESSEE with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23

sip Of tho world which fills tho Golfers Of
Tho purvoyors OF "hot birds and cold bot
tics" that knthrlno OlommoDa was bohind
tho sensational Incident.
Ton years ago Miss Clommons WINS DO
trothed to Mr.. Frank =. Sherman Of San
francisco. This was shortly after sho left
school, and while HhO wns still known by
hor own namc Viola Dayan. Sho was
quito MS beautiful thon as she Ia now.
Not long aftor tho engagement was an.
nounccd Miss Dayans happiness WINS
spoiled by tho report that hor sweetheart
was also engaged 10 marry another woman
--onn not 30 beautiful as herself, but we'll
endowed with r!ohos
Miss Dayan Is high strung, proud girl,
and she lost no timO In investigating tho
rumor, She found II only too truo. He
had woocd and won Miss Alvina wheolan
before ho mot Miss Daynn She lost no
timo In sending for Mr., Sherman, and his
fnto was settled in ono interview. Sho told
him, In dramatic way, TO go his way
and she would go hers, and that from that
hour they would DO strangers. They wcro.
They continued to 1.-Two In tho game hotel
for several years, but no word was OK
changed between thom. MIR. Sherman
married Miss Whoolnn in tho end and bo-
Cnmo tho manager OF hor millions. Mlss
Dnynn boohmo, 1t ls said, as noonscquonco,
mild man hntcr. She determined TO 90
on tho stugo and devote hor llio TO nrt.
Tho Dnynn family opposed but were
unable TO prevent tho stop. Whom sho
made her debut at tho Grand Opera House
rs Viola In Twelfth Night" thCro was
ono exquisite bunch of roses sont her,
TO which no nnmo wns attached. But MS
thoy woro hor favorito flowers tho kind
with which Mr.. Sherman always kept her
supplied, sho guessed from whom thoy
cnmo.
Mr. sherman has prosperod greatly In
life and Is popular and respected Miss
Dnynn went to London to study for tho
stage under the nAmo Of Kathrine Glenn
mons, and Buffalo Bill became hor flnan.
cinl manager when sho made hor Now
York debut Mt tho Fifth Avonuo thoatcr
last spring Thcn she returned to London
for moro study, but her beauty and clever.
noss-sho IL n brilliant womHn-captiyat-
cd tho lnto Jay Gould's youngest son, and
1t is possible TINT Miss Clcmmons' tAlents
may DO lost to tho stage forever.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23

movement. This report Of their operations
IA taken from tho current number Of Brad
streets;
''sotnc account Of the progress or Tue
work being carried on by the frichds OF
sound mDucy NJ New YORK y gwen y
report Of the executive comn'iiss' ~ ~ ~ ~
form club That body had already printeI
aud distributed at the date OF tho rrpoit
4 series OF twelve pamphlets, eyi ,l,, ~
speclni interest In the campaign now on.
These pamphlets are Issued ia me iofin
q numbers OF 9 p en9,u,,gna an Aa IN" mss
OF subscription list OF ib.VW- the enin,
mitten has secured necond-Glass postM
rates, thus greatly cheapcning lntIlpp,, e,,l
currency has been issued since the dnlc OF
the report. Tho committed IN also uulAint
to greater extent ihan eyer Deii9IS w
cases have been established by the news
papers IN dinercht parts OF the country
These bureaus Elye ihteh9tsd n, u,asiT ,cs
AMI local clubs mud committees are nor
merely relieving the committee 0t the *
pnse aud trouble o. other lhan DUE d' IN
their lpc1litlcs than could Otherwise De
provided for,
ccssful operation the plan for supplying
hTondsi1c supplements. and Ia NOW supply.
Ing every two weeks, properly hhled and
printed with tho names 81 the papers 10
sufficient 10 accompany the full editions
" two hundred local papers In every pnrt
q re sonhlgy bgl m9at ls2 dS,i,y. W re
this way NJ minimum VI expense. sound
currency literature IL carried directly Into
thu h0nios u rural voters ns part ~ most
eases " tho only newspaper they take
about 10000 pages M sound currency ne.
crnturc bclng thus distributed each fort
night In addition about loy neWspahr'ss,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23

The Gazette Is tho best cheap news
paper printed in the United states out
side of a city Of 100000 population
In vsrlneatlon OF this claim inveSu-
cation was made among our exchanges
yesterday. taking the news matter
published In caeh paper originating out
,idc OF its own city AZ the basis OF
edinparlson. These are the figures
uhus secured;
The Gazette. II columns. "
Chicago Record. 10 columns.
Denver News. n ia columns
( Minneapolis Tribune, 10 i-2 columns
Atlanta Constitution, 10 columns.
Baltimore Herald, u column
Louisville courier.Journal. 10 col
nmnH.
Philadelphia ledger, % columns.
Kansas city Times, IL columns.
rev York Herald. 10 10 columns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23

Tho People WIN Come In Numbers to Bee
tho II. l. =.
Comanche, 1. r., Junc 2o,--our town Is all
life and rush, getting ready for tho big
barbecue and picnic next Friday. We are
Watching with much interest tho gold ex-
ci,emcnt In the washita mountains.
comanehe sends rssetlngn to NARROW. III
hono, Cloud Chief etc, A crowd IL or.
aud win be there also. We would he rled
10 hear from each town that sends dplnra-
ton Also whether these delegations hrc
miners or farmers.
% ship for the mountains Comancho i
tho point Tor the farmers TO shin to- who
want 10 90 IN homoseekors' crowd We
have = mine IN sight that will pan out 100
acres 70 the man, aud II any olaims arc TO
hs worked We are stfiouy In H.
From Information lately received Smith
Cos cattle deal II likoly to be Investigated
ana y No present move should bo made, 4
test OF rights between thu American eiti.
ecu and Texas steers az 90 which has the
beet rlehta 70 occupy On peaos) the United
states public domain I say amen. gold or
~ toll. few troops put IN motion "a
reSAs cattle might furnish ,he nsN no. -,
publican congress with an Isnue Ana Il
seema from their position on finance thal
thry want an tissue"
they arc coming hero this fan, And ws AZ
entertaining ptotpociOfa every day Thar
VII be tremendous immigration this year.
ana proves thsl the paths hlassd on, b,
vrftei into crowded thoroushfafes. aud XXI,
our hnsi EFFORT. shall not ~ The least. NJ
rrer,sed Letters today astnR " we we're moi
danger o. being eailyd ''aeoners" snc
pheiieally mo" Does II moi occur i.
ihh reader that for ten Inns wears ons unias
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23

out change, connecting closely with dlyerg-
ing tines. Tho Cotton bolt oners double
daily solid trains lsleepOrp. chair cars and
roacheal, In both directions, without change
and avoids river transfers aud dolays. In
the use OF the great 5000 600 Canteleycr
bridge at Memphis. Applications for sleeper
berth should DO addressed to MIR. \. a..
Warner general passenger agent, at Tyler.
Tex, who viii give same full and prompt
attention. Cali on your nearest ticket agent
for rates and further dctaila.
g. o, WARMER, O, Z. A..
A, A. Gibson Tyler, Tex.
u. NJ, MORGAN, G, y. g T, A.
i0i Main Street Fort Worth Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23

has been in the neld. and mover but once in
Uncle Sans COURT We are not AFRAID .,
beln nay his uourts' expenses for our oNn
protection, The tact is a. a whole We are
proud Of him. wo-chy desplse the political
pef,lea who are piundorinR the people N
km name. Lei the gold bugs 10 on, ana
Tie people nock 10 our sister city Of NARROW
en- route 20 the gold helds.. Let the over,
shn, you ''nny dirt" that will make your
mouths water. y. b. NoitNS'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23


From Texas 10 Chattanooga. Via Cotton
Belt Route.
The Cotton Holt route, having been In
dotsed os the Chattanooga route for
the Erworth Leaguors. by both tho Tc1as
state conference end tho Texas Epwofth
League transportation committee has ar
ranged for special through sleopers and
car service from Texas ppinta 10 Chntta-
nooga, without change In accord with an.
parent necessities nnd assurances and Will
operate under such fast schedules and
complete arrangements as viii secure gon-
ulno eomfott and q nloasnreahio trip 10
leave Tcxafkana after arrival Of ait com
Meeting line trains on the morning OF June
%, and run TO Chattanooga without change,
aud under the special personal esourt Oh
experienced travelling agents. Through chair
care COACHES and sloepcra frum various IN.
iqrlof Texas points Will be forwarded from,
1cNarhnna on this train In addition 10
other service, and In order 10 get henenta
~ THIS superior service and fast thus, par.
tiol goinH from reNas should start from their
home stations 20 ~ W eonnec, with lhe
Cotton Deli route regular trains nj ulther
q me following named functions, vlsi Waco.
,Meuferon vorpleena, Tyler. Fur Worth.
plAhp, Wylle, rocnyllle. sulphur SPRING.
sherman. whItewriuht. weiie civ pltis,
hurs aud resarkana lso a. 10 reach Torsr.
hena on the msrnlna OF June adl. ftcm
which iunetlpnu and % which trains ampl.
nfst class accommodations will be nro.
.lueu' It'hee can be secured al all "a.
uonr on nll Texas lines via Cottnn nci,
mute, and via either Memphis and Chatios'
iun railroad Or Nashville, Tenn. These A.
faneeinehh VIII piAce our patrons In that.
'Aat'sA ier breakfast On the morning of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23
ngAurlfUl kATAalNe oLaMMoNs.
A Romance In the Early Life OF Howard
Gouid'a FInncce.

Ailss Katbrino Cieinmons, whose on
gngemcnt TO Howard Gould is reported, Is
an actress who Inns boon industriously
doomed by Buffalo Bill her financial back
or, and II Is shrewdy suspected In somo
quarters that the advertising advantages
Of connecting her nnino with tho young
milli0nniro's have not bcon overlooked.
Only short tlmo ngo tho public was
sensa;lonnlly reminded Of the existence OF
Khthrlno Commons, tho "beautifnl Call
fornian." Sho figured as the cause Of n
personal encounter In u Washington hotel
bctwoch Buffalo BIZ Cody ind Frod May,
once tho prominent figure and lender OF
tho fast sot in Now York olubdom.
Though neither man would explain tho
primal cause Of tho frncas, 1t was tho gos-