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The Opelousas courier., 1895-12-07

Les personnes en- retard pour lie pale
ment de leurs subscriptions au CoUR-
RIER, sont instrument prizes de regiel
l'arriere.
The Opelousas courier., 1895-12-07

chaGaber3ain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is unequaIled Tor Eczcnna, letter, Salt
Rheucn, S5cald Head, Sore Nipples, Charged
Hands, Itching Plies, BUNS, Frost Bites,
Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids.
For sale by druggists 1T Is cents per box.
The Opelousas courier., 1895-12-07
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots
Shoes, Notions, Etc,

Which I will sell at ridiculously low prices
- Every purchaser OF a hill of goods at my
stOre-large or snall-can rely on Sating fUHy
Fifth per Cent on his investment. Come and
see me and I will prove it to you.
Fl. JOSEPH.
Oct 12-3ml Proprietor Chicago Store.
The Opelousas courier., 1895-12-07

Inserez vos annonces dams les colon
mes du COURIER 81 vous voulez aug
menter vos affaires.
The Opelousas courier., 1895-12-07
I'd Z OWNERS

For putting u horse III a fne healthy con.
dition try DIR. Cady's Condition Powders
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss Of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to al old or o~ger-warlad horse. %
cents per package. Eor sale ny druggists.
The Opelousas courier., 1895-12-07
LIyREs oFFERTs.

Ouprages desires !:
The Opelousas courier., 1895-12-07

Of Citizens afarashington held on December
M 5, 1896, for the purpose of devising ways and
means to maintain law and order in oul
community on Registration Day, Dec. 10th
The Opelousas courier., 1895-12-07

DAHY, SUNDAY, WEERLY
s2 per Year. $500 per Fur. sr.oo per Ka,
The Opelousas courier., 1895-12-07
COUPON DE PRIME.

Pour informations lisez lie CouRR1E
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
silrer,. rIeht for Llbsrtr.

MEDIA. Dec. 20 The trial Of Johu A
Silvey. formerly agent at Chadds Ford
for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
aud Adams Express Company, on the
charge of embtzzlement and larceny,
was begun in the QaRrter Sessions
Court here yesterday. The case is
peculiar snd unusual In the Criminal
Court. Silvey is charged with robbing
the safe in the office IN which he had
charge. and then reporting to his
employers that the safe had bsen drilled
into and looted while he was at dinner
According TO Silveys statement the
safe was robbed OF $24S on Septem.
Der 3 In broad dsylight while be was at
dinner. An Investigation Of the alleged
robbery and examination OF the safe
several weeks after the robbery led to
Sflvey's arrest. The Court House was
erov dsd by those interested in the case
as witnesses and spectators. The prose-
cutor sgsinst Silvey is the City Trust
Company, bis bond for the express
company District Attorney Shaffer aud
Llnsoln l.. Eyre are pushing tho case for
the commonwealth. aud V. Giipin
Robinson is counsel for the defendant
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
EXAMINING YOUNG HOMEOPATHS.

Delaware state aud Peninsula Board
Commences TO Put New Doctors Through
the Crucial Test at Dover.
The BOARD Of Medical Examiners, rep
resentiDg the Homeopathic Medical Soci
ETY. Of the Delaware State and Peninsula.
In compliance with the law entitled
AN act regulating the practice Of medi-
cine aud surgery. began an examination
at the ios OF DR. Anderson, IN Dover.
The board met At 1880 a IN and will
sdj ourn at 4 p m, having an intermls
sion Of one hour at o'clock
Applicants for membership in the so
ciety, young pharmacists over 2l years
old, all Of whom have received diplomas
from legally incorporated medical col
leges, are being examined to day This
law provides that young men desiring
to become homeopathic doctors Ia this
state, who have resolved their degrees
after the passage of this act last
April, must have pursued the study Of
medicine for at least four years includ-
ing three full courses Of lectures In
different years In some legally inoor-
porated colleges.
DR. @ NJ Almond Of Newark, Is
secretary OF the Board OF Examiners.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
NO USE FOR ADDICKS.

Higgins Men WIN Vote the Democratic
Ticket Before They wnl Support the
Gas KthE I'm His Pretensions.
1T is poor policy to stir up political
corpse, said Higgins lieutenant aud
ex Office holder to an EVENING JOURNAL
reporter this morning. In the frst
place, nothing can be gained by it; aud
ia the second place It is unpleasant to
the living For these reasons l think
that Edward G Bradford and Washing
ton Hastings. both of whom l know
personally and esteem, made blunder
in forcing the publication of that list Of
600 names attached to the Ad7icks and
Handy custer Addicks is, to all intents
and purposes, a dead issue. He and bis
few followers are making great deal OF
noise. but they sre doing no effective
work Were the primaries held to-
morrow, in all three counties. Addicks
and his friends would be dumbfouuded
by the ihsigni6cAnce Of tbs Addleks
vote -
"But suppose Addicks puts enough
money In the primaries to carry them2"
suggested the reporter
"In that event we will snow him under
at tho general election by voting the
Democratic ticket, but we do not expect
the situation to reach that stage Oar
side will win In New Castle, Kent and
Sussex"
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
Aftsr the saIeon.ksepsr..

Under the law saloon ksepers are
prohibited from splaoing screens at the
doors or windows Of their places OF
business which will obstruet a
full and clear view Of tRe inside
Sf the bar from the sidewalk
rhis hes proved q very serious drawback
90 the business Of THESE places and the
saloon men are doing some tsll Bickihg
Complaints have been made during tbs
EAST few days to the effect that numerous
devices have been adopted, such as high
Viudow curtains. fswors and p3ttsd
plants and exhibits Of liquors, etc with
Che design of evading the law. All these
are contrary to the intent OF the law and
the violators will be notified and com
PEELED te live strictly up to It's provisions
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
FOUR YOUTHFUL THIEVES.

Three of Them In Custody-TheY Are
Charged with RObbing PhiIadelphia
Stores.
Horace Hariing, of No COS Orange
street, aged l6 years. ard Thomas Nc
Cray. of No Wright street, aged IA
years, who were arrested IN Chester
sunday night and held as runawRys,
have confessed to the authorities there
that they broke into a West Philadsl.
phia laundry and robbed II They also
implicated Carroll Waters and Leslie
Finney, OF this city. Tas two boys we're
held for the Philadelphia authorities
Yesterday afternoon Officer Gllling
captured Flnney, and last evening he
was Rrraigned befcrs Judge Ball, who
held him for extraditlon Walters Is at
large. The quartet is charged with other
burvlaries
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
THEIR ROMANCE FADED.

The welded Life Of Aged william
Marshall and His Bride Has Not
Proved Wedded Bliss
CHESTER. Dec 10 Some months ago
Upland WAS all sgog over the nuptials OF
William Marshall, a well known, respect.
able old man, over so years Of age, and
Miss Minerva Cochran, over three score
and ten. aud equally we'll known and
re- pscted The nuptlals we're celebrated
at tine home Of Mr.. and Mrs J. p Carey.
who gave the old folks 3 royal reception
and spread ine wedding collation. In
their honor.
But welded life has not proved
welded bliss aud IL is said that the
couple will separate, though the groom's
brother. an old resident OF the town. has
done AL in his power to prevent such an
event and has exhausted his persuasive
powers to bring about peace
Mr. Marshall mas gone 10 visit frien1f
out Of town and it is said Intends 70 re
bain-away from Upland, but the friends
df the couple say he will return. Mr.
and Mrs Marshall we're very cozlly liked
A new house was purchased'and furnished
and there is general regret that the
romsncs Of their lives should 70 soon
fade
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
SPARKS FROM THE WIRE.

Tho almshouso az Duvbury, Mass. was
burned An the inmates were removed
without injury.
Tho postoaiee at Clinton, Onoida. coun-
~ n y, was broken iuro by burglars
bnd 5000 stolen.
I Five hundred thousand francs m gold
arrived -if New York on the French steam
ship La Gasoogno
AZ indianapolis Judge Baker confirm
Cd the sale Of the South Bend and Miah-
hwaka Electric road, which ends a long
litigation.
Senator Don Cameron Of Pennsylvania
announced formally that he would not be
a candidate under any circumstances for
reelection
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
Indian Aesooiation work.

The Women's Indian Association met
at the home OF Miss Zane at 80 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and heard reports
from the various branches Of tho work
Miss Emily Pym reported that three
boxes had been sent West One was
TO an Iudian school and the other
TO old and destitute Indians. The
delegates 70 the national conven-
don. held IN Philadelphia, recently
hade 3, rsporb Of the proceed =
ihgs IL was reported that $50 is had
been cleared on ths"Colonisl Tea" held a
few weeks ago The vice presidents Ia
each Of tbs churches we're invited to
invite tina pastors wives to attend the
meetings Of the soeIety.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
WRECK OF THE PRINCIPAL.
Went Down or Farce Isianda, and Twenty
seven Lives Were Lost.

LONDON Dec. l0.-A report has been
received here that the British steamer
Principia. Captain Stannard, from Shnlds
via Dundee, Nov 10, for New York, has
been lost 40 sea and ~ OF her crew
drowned.
The Prinolpia was discovered Go bo on
fire under the fore hatch when i40 miles
of Cape Wrath, tho most northwosterly
point OF Scotland Tho steamer was put
before tho wind and ran FOR the Farce is.
lands.
on approaching the islands she struck
q rock and won't down in 40 fathoms OF
water Twenty seven Of the ships COM
pany worO drowned and one was rescued
by boat from tho shore. ono OF tho pas
songers. named jackson, was drowned.
Tho Principiu was a three mastod top
sail schooner riggod steamer Of 2, 7l0 tons
gross and I, 700 tons net burden. She
was built in Newcastle In 1881 and was
owned by the Arrow shipping company
OF that place.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
A Pleasant Tour Through London.

One Of the most interesting events Of
the season Was the trip made last even
ing by a large number Of members Of
Grace M f Church aud their friends
through the great metropolis OF the world ,
London. The tour was under tn Q
auspices OF Grace Chapter. Epworth
League, with Rev. Merritt Hulburd, s.
T D as guide, and Rev. j. D. G Hama
the famous streets, historical buildings.
monuments and bridges, aud elegant
lntsriors Of Westminster Abbey, st.
Psnps, Buckingham and Windsor
palaces. the Tower Of London, and other
world renowned structures It was a
most decidedly interesting and instrue-
tive lecture and was highly appreciated,
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
AL oIa wlImlnrtoa Almauae.

"How Is this for an OLD almanac" re-
marked Court Ctier Smith 10 an EVEN
ING JOURNAL reporter in the court room
this morning. AS he spoke
he drew from his pocket pam
pllet. yellowed by age and
with ragged edges. but. on the whole.
well preserved IL WIS copy OF the
North American Calendar, or the
Columbian Almanac for the Year
Of Our Lord 1928 being Bisssxtils
or Leap Year, and 52d3 Of
American Independence Calculated for
the meridlau Of the Middle States by w,
Collom Printed III WILMINGTON. Dali
by R. Porter & Son, No 81
Market street" Thin rare product
Of the early prlntera' art In this city was
given to the reporter and will 10 pre-
Eented to tho Delaware Historical Society
In order that it may b. safely preserved.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
Inters.tInr E,enla at J sappsr.

A festure of the supper and reunion Of
Eureka Lodge, No 23 A. f.. A. M last
evening In the Masonic Temple, which
was attended by about zoo PERSONS Was
the sin glng by six members OF the "Old
Homestead" double quartet. They sang a
number OF especially pleasing selections,
and Richard ]. Jose and yrank Glare,
two OF the singers, gave some fine solos,
Addresses we're made during the
evening by Rsvs. John France, l.. W.
Lay and 7 E. Montgomery.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
HIS PLAN NOT AGOODONE
He Abused Those Persons
Who Declined to Contribute.
WILL SPEND CHRISTMAS IN JAIL
Two Men who Made Bad Deal In
s-wnliam Dugan Told Fishy
story About where He Got His liquor.
other Municipal Court Cases.

cAoAt ABOUT WhoNo ~ wv AAAh hiHa"hs
other Municipal Court Cases.
Charles Sanford. whose appearance
would not warrant his introduction Into
respectable society. was arrested by
Sergeant Black at Fourth and Market
streets. yesterday afternoon he was
drunk and soliciting from pedestrians
When the man solIf ted got a whi1 Of
Charles overloaded b. ath he invariably
declined to contribu'e TO fund TO make
II worse and then Charles would treat
him to dose OF of.vituperation When. Judge
Ball asked him Why he acted so be coolly
replied well guess | was under the
influence Of liquor He was hDed 81 snd
costs or thirty days and will spend the
holidays In the chateau ellis
William WAlraven and Fred Riding are
charged with stealing one dczen brooms
from Kristenson & Bro, Eleventh and
Heald streets, Saturday night. The
brooms we're recovered by Sergeant
Welsh yesterday, and at the same time
the men were arrested They were held
for upper CO .rt. the bail being 5000 Ia
each case.
William Dugan. aged II years, aud
living In South Wilmington, Is a msmb +
Of gang said to exist over there about
which numerous complaints have been
received has been In the habit, according
to the police, OF hanging around the rooms
OF the Sunday Breakfast Association,
Seventh and Lombard streets Last even
ing Sergeant Evans, while pass
ing this corner, was complained to
by some women, who said crowd
Of which Dugan was part, had
been calling TO and otherwi8e annoying
them. The officer caught Dugan. who
was pretty we'll under the influence Of
liquor Alter stating bis age as II.
Judge Ball aeked him where he got his
liquor Found It In bottle Ia door
way at Front and Market" was the
answer The story was so bare faced
that oven Dugau hung his head. Judge
Ball fned him SO aud costs.
Fred @ Altop WAS arrested last even
ing by Special Officer Bowen at the B &
o depot. very drunk and helpless. II,
owned up TO the fall aud was dned 81
and costs
Charles BlAekston, colored, was ar
raigned on a charge Of assaulting Mrs.
Bernard Carr He tried TO prove that he
was not the guilty party bat signallJ
failed and was fined $40 aud costs.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
Boys Had BETTER rake warning,

For some time past complaints have
been made by Mrs. Mary Gibson, owner
Of tho old morocco factory on Adams
street, that boys were breaking windows
In the building Last evening John
Hsyes, sged II years, wss brought before
Magistrate Kelly, Mrs. Gibson Identifying
him IS one who had broken windows
there last Sunday BE denied emphsticAlly
that be was guilty but Loyalty refused to
peach on his companions. BE promised
to keep away from the factory and WAS
allowed to 20 with q reprimand. II the
stone.throwlng Is continued some Of the
boys will be arrested and punished.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
The HEETIHG WAS 4 BRIRF ONE.

Business Transacted BY the BOARD Of
EdueatiOn-Report OF Financial stand
ing.
The Board OF Education held a brief
meeting last evening at which . com
murication was received from the w. @
I U asking for the use Of assembly
bail In the high school for the awarding
ofprzss for temperance essays and
referred. A report was also read
to the effect that new room
had bsen opened in No 3 school,
but only three children had applied.
Ths financial report fsr November
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
TO DEEPEN THE HARBOR
Atlas Dredging Company the
Lowest Bidder.
$1,000 CONTRAoTTo BE AWARDED

Calls for Dredging a Channel $50 Feet
wide and rs Feet Deep at Mean Low
Water IN Front OF tho Oity-work to BE-
sin prlI and Conclude July 1.
General William F Smith, United
states engineer IN charge OF rivera and
harbors In Delaware aud this
Peninsula, opened sealed proposals which
had been submitted In triplicate
70 the u S engineers Office In this city
to-day at noon fer dredging out the
Christiana river and the further .im-
provements Of Wilmington harbor.
This work Is to be done under the
appropriation Of 1894, allotting $4,000
fer the fnrtherapce OF Wilmington
hsrbor Improvement The con-
tract calls FOR dredging the Christiana
river from It's mouth to pulp works to a
depth Of thirteen feet below mean low
water. at such points as delignated by
the engineer Ia charge
The $40 600 appropriated must cover
all cost Of digging aud contingent ex.
penses From the Cbristisna's mouth to
the Delaware Western Railroad Com
pany' s bridge, the dredging Is to bs done
at a channel width Of 100 feet Above
the railroad bridge, the channel Is to be
60 feet In width.
Atlas Company Lowest Bidders.
Under the proposals as eubmltted to-
day the Atlps Dredging Company OF this
city Is the lowest bidder and will doubtg
less get the contrnct as It also guarantees
20 complete tho work In the least time The
contract will be awarded by General
Smith early next week from instructions
from the chief Of engineers Rt Washing
ton
The Bidders md Their Estimates.
+ O somers, OF Camden, N J 19E
cents per cubic yard
Morris & Cummings Dredging Com
peny, Of New York, 17t cents per cubic
ysid This company proposed to begin
the work April 1, 1896 land complete 1t
November l.
American Dredging C-mpany. Phila-
delphla, 20 cents per cubic yard, to com
menoe April and complete August /
Delaware Construction Company, OF
Wilmington, 1St centa per cubic yard;
to begin work April 30 snd complete It
December
Atlas Dredging Company. Wilmington,
II cents per cubic yard; to begin work
April / and complete IL July l.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
.ddIek.,fnaus.rlal oparatIoha.

BRooKLYH. Dec 10 j. Edward Ad
dicks the gas man, wants to get a foot
ing in Brooklyn again. He 10 said to be
tho principal baoker OF the Mutual Gas
and Electric Company, which applied 10
the Rsard o. Alderman for franchise to
day B d. Il Track, Of Philadelphia
A. w. WsnRmaker, Of Jersey City, and
several Boston, New York aud Brooklyn
capitalists are said to be back Of the
scheme Bert Rslss appeared Tor the
company yesterday. Alderman Hess, Of
the grading and paving COMMITTEES, iatro-
duced the application, and It was referred
back to his committes.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
VVonoeriuI Revival at KIN eswood.

A wonderful revival occurred Sunday
afternoon at Kingswood Church, corner
Of Fourteenth and Clsy mont streets, the
result Of continued and hard work on
the part Of superintendent George w.
Todd aud his assistants in ths the Sun
day school. The meeting was held
Immediately after the session OF the
school and forty five persons were
converted, The special meetings have
been Ia progress at this church for
several weeks with fair success and
Sundays meeting is looked upon as an
indication that the work has just begun.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
RenI rstate Trannfers ,FIled,

The following transfers Of real estate
have been recorded: Joseph Pyle,
trustee of Sllverbrook Hal Company, to
Lambert J. Foulk, property Second and
RodmEn; Lambert J. Foulk to Elizabeth
A Pyle. came property; Jennie r. Rob
ert G and Charles E Harman TO Joseph
n Harmsn, store No 4i0 King. house
No sos Franklin. house No 507 Franklin
avid stable essterly side Walnut street
l30 feet north OF Sixth.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
Two Nsw vesssIs IiuildInr..

All the iron work in the hull OF tha
Old Dominion steamer, now building at
the, Harlan aud HollingsWorth Company,
was completed to-day. Work on this
vessel will coRtinue nearly all Wintera
Yesterday afternoon workmen began
to set up frames for tha steamship
building for the Mon.ank Steamship
Company. The force Of workmen on
these vessels will now be Increased.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
Ther woula FIrht boz vene.ueln.

WAsHINGTOg, Doc t0.--Throo officers
OF tho Second regiment Of tho Minnesota
national guard have made formal applica-
tion 90 tho authorities Of Venezuela for
commissions in the Venezuelan army.
They are Colonel Joseph Babletor OF Sc.
Paul, Major George Whitney Of Farihault
and Captain E. A. LemRy OF Winona
Representative Twanoy has forwarded
their applications Co the American minis
tor at Carncas, and a personal letter 20
President Crospo accompanies the nppli-
cations
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
MRS. SUTTON MSANS FIGHT.
She Has Filed Bnl In EqnI tV for the
ReturR OF Mortgage Held BY the
Respondents


Mary E Sutton iled In Lancaster, Pa q,
bill In equity against Edward Dudley.
of Camden, n j., and Francis II
Hofeoker, OF this city, in which she
states that she Is the owner Of 25 500
shares Of the Real Estate Guarantee and
Investment Company, Of Delaware
Among the assets of the company prior
to November 28, 1898 she AYERS, was a
N rtgsge for $50. 600 on & farm in War
wick township. near Lancaster made by
Henry Rhinsr and Lsvi H. Miller
This mortgage was assigned TO Dudley
by the officers of the compGny without
authority from the beard OF directors, or
the stockholders. Dudley. II Is claimed,
paid nothing for the assignment, which
WAS made for the purpose Of paying an
Indebtedness to the National State Bank
OF Camden, which was not An indebted
ness Of the company, and for the purpose
OF paying TO Dudley and HoGeckei $l5.
900 which the company did not owe then
Proceedings TO forecloss the mortgage
have been begun, aud the plaintiff asks
that they DO compslied to return the
mortgage to the company.
The court was given the papers, but q
preliminary injunction has not yet been
granted.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
cIrY NEws IN sRIEF.

The Door OF Hope viii hold its regular
monthly meeting In Grace NJ. K. Church
hall tomorrow afternoon sc 3 O'Clock.
-Governor Wats-n has appointed Thomas
J.Hunt.of Phil -delphia commissioner oft1eeds
for the State Of Delaware. resident in Phila-
dsiphia.
levy Court audited the accounts OF the
road commissioners OF White Clay Greek and
Pencader hundreds to-day.
Through tbel courtesy t0f Hon. Anthony
Higgins the tvENING Jour NAL Is in receipt
of q pamphlet copy Of the Presidents mes
sage.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
ConventIon ofPeaos Adrooatea.

On Thursday the twenty ninth ami
versAry OF the Pennsylvania Peace
Society will be held In Indepsnden cs
Hsu, Philadelphia Among the speak ers
are Senior 81 Romero, Judge w N.
Ashman, Bslva A. Lockwood, Mrs.
Eliz lbeth B Granuis and Howard M
jenkins Rsv, w. w. Csmpbsll OF this
city, will also make su address Other
representatives OF the Delaware Peace
Society. including David Ferris and Ezra
Fell, will be In attendance.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
chnrrea wllh rmher.Iemenl.

SAN FRANCISCO, Doc 10. Richard II.
Mcdonald, at one time vice president OF
tho dofunct Pacific bank was arraigncd
for omhozzlement In the superior court
He Is charged with ahstracting from tho
vaults Of tho Peoples Home Savings
hnnk. of Mhlnh no Wna q dIrnnlur. $50. 600
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
Mnniineton AthIetie CIub OrRanIzsd..

The Wilmington Athletic Club was
organized Saturday evening and elected
the following officers; Peter Aldwortb,
president; Morris Webb, vice president; (;
Thomas Aldworth. secretary; jesse
Egner. treasurer; James Roche, financial
secretary; Herbert Ingle, manager. Any
one over II years old wishing to join,
address Thomas Allworth, secretary, Ne.
l05 Poplsr street. Red and blue are the
climbs cOlOre
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
The weather.

In the Middle States and New England to-
day fair weather viii prevail In the interior
ard cloudy 20 partly cloudy on and near tho
coasts, with slight temperature changes and
fresh northerly TO northeasterlY wins 8 ana
rain or snow on the coasts. from Virginia As
far north possibly as New England On
Wednesday, IN both of these sectioca 2. fair
weather win prevail. with slowly rising tenn
parature and variable winds, possibly pre-
ceded by rain or snow on the lower New hng-
land coasts, and on Thursday, warmer, fair
Tnnfhor.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
N..as of tha AuaItor,s ~ mee

The Offices Of the city auditor aud the
stairway leading thsrsto are sadlyiln need
Of being repaired. An effort will be made
to have the public buildings committee Of
City Council take the matter in hand at
once, remove the torn. dirty and dingy
paper and replace it with eomethiDg not
calculated to shatter the nerves OF the
city Ruditor'and those who have occasion
TO visit his oflos. ?