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Grand Opera House.

opcEh upuHes
 Goethe's immortal Faust was pre-, sented last night by an exceptionally good company. The piece has beer seen here many seasons, but still re- tains Its old time place in the foremost ranks of dramatic productions. Since last seen here the weird and highly picturesque play has been materially improved. The musical selections given during the action of the play comprise gems from Gounod and other great composers.
 Long and costly experiments for pro- auction of flash of lightning In nina ture have at last proved successful, as shown in the great Brocken scene, and 1t goes without saying that this scene IS one of the grandest of its kind ever seen on the Grand Opera house stage. All in all the production is one of the best the piece has ever had in this city. Of the cast nothing but praise can be given, considering that 1t was the first performance of the company this season. Enroll Dunbar, as Mephisto, was excellent and needs only a little change in his voice to make one of the pest Mephistos seen in this city. After few performances he will acquire the right voice and make a success. Miss A. l., Bertelle made a charming Mar guerite and well sustained her part. MT. Richard H. Gerger, an old time opera singer, obtained fresh laurels in his portrayal of Valentine The duet In fhn and was signal success. Others that deserve special mention are Miss Nell son Knean, MT. Frank Mcdonald, Mr. l.. I. Hall, Mir Ernest Couch and Mir Allyn Chadwick.
 Mir. E. J. Martineau, the manager, who has been with the Faust company for the past three years, is warmly welcomed by his many friends in this city. The entire performance is one of much merit and last night the piece was witnessed by one of the largest audiences of the season. It will be re- peated at the matinee to-day and the remainder of the week.
 THE ORPHANS OF NEW YORK.
 N. S. Wood in "The Orphans of New York; will be at the Grand Opera house for three nights and three matinees commencing Monday, September G. The talented MT. N. s. Wood has been es- pecfally engaged to produce his new version of '"The Orphans of New York" The company has the advantage of ex- celient scenery, sketched from nature by first class artists specially for the production. A splendid view of Battery Park Is given, also New York bay Lib erty Island. Fort William is realistic in the extreme.
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ARMORY NOTES.

The veteran association of the City Guard held their regular monthly meet ing last evening.
 The men of the city companies will be paid for their service in camp to- morrow.
 The Blues held their regular monthly meeting last evening. It was voted to give Lieutenant T. Godreaux a. sword in place of the one he lost.
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should hold on to him so long as he be willing and able to serve her. Senator Wetmore of Rhode Island is a very tall and very large man. He must weigh we'll Into two hundred. He is always faultlessly dressed, He has a charm ing voice, charming address, admirable tact, and must have a very large, very warm and very patriotic heart.
 PERIANDER.
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SARSFIELDS' REUNION.

The veteran Sarsfields at their meet ing last evening voted to hold the thir ty-third annual meeting at the West Haven house on September 15. MT. Judge, who conducts the West Haven house, is an ex-member of the associa- ton. It was also voted to invite the actives to join with them The party will leaves the Green at 7:SO in the eve ming
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THE ORPHANS OF NEW YORK.

COTTON KING. The Cotton King" will be the at traction the last three days next week.
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NEW HAVEN TAXES.

The subscriber gives notice to all persons liable to pay taxes in New Haven on list of the Town, City, New Haven City School District and Westyille School District, that he will commence to receive taxes on said list on September 1st, 1897, at his office No. s, City Hall, No. 165 Church street, Regular office hours a. m. to D. m
 FRANCIS G. ANTHONY.
 Collector of above named taxes. New Haven, Conn.,, August 10th, 1897. s1 21t
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Duly appointed agents in New Haven: O. s. Leete X Co, distributing agents; J. J. filling, D. J. Brennan, Arthur il. Barnes, c. D. Faroyid, D. A. Gessner, E. Hewitt & macy, The Hutchinson Pharmacy, HulPs Corner Drug Store, w. r. Keegan A. R. Leighton, Thos. J. Lynch, Lowe's Pharma. cy, H. Levy, Chas. r. Messinger, Willis |. Mix, s, l.. Salisbury, F. B. Schurman, D. N. Sperry, S. H. Williams, D. Wadewitz
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

some "i ''' L'.'''- y" n" ''''"'''' "'' q"
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m.rto. ...rl,.l. .n.. .n Wednesdays r.p.r
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stln. uloD Dt".u "itN t''Io" t4s .ai-Ac-
Mrs. James L,,as' o.aeN tc.yet M Mcos Tune ..'
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u.lt over fle ai'teA ll 'I.' -,
Sherman hy senator leiiei oN. "..t
based upon the assumption lAat Ni. ''.
MANS mental powers are if.'H-
THAI U.s ale units lim Tor SD -i'i7
a position us fhe head of tn. state
p.rtmeut Mr.. Mckinley u.ciates iI. 10
Nr Sherman is as vigorous mtrI..c luii,s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

oty OF dances The programme cf dances
was as follows.
Grand March .....................po pol0naise.
Father of Victory.
Waltz .LCudi and NOriiCIa.
Iaucers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. wang.
Two step ..........El Captain and Rastus.
Tlucer5 ..-.........--.... ..---..A a- -auOud.
waltz Byg0ne Days and M.stletoe Song.
Tnurars Observation-Disclosures. ....... .Gusp sperOue
Two Step The Handicap and Anniversary.
Iluners ...............-...--...G .Gipsy baron.
Waltz ......L)ng Soug and Birds Voices.
Virginia Reel
For moro than two hours tho merry re-
ve'ers had al the inspiration that siiD-
ror.d feat could desire A glance at the
nfofiraeouo and animated scene in tho
ballroom left uo question as tO tho pleas
,ira of tre dancers. Smiling faces. spark
lne ewes and flushed checks. dainty feet
rlidine dreamingb over the smoothly
uor.h.d fo0r. handsome gowns and
l,autiful flowers. gallant mon in evening
dress eof. music and exquisite decola-
tf,rs au MINGLED I'm scene of dazzling
lliranor which has not been for years
witnessed in social Richmond The
dreamy waltz. md the spirited two-stcp
varied with the eyer-rapuiar HncolH
-..,I. Obj. evening 0it away all too fast,
-.-tl eunDcr was served 800 - o'clock.
Do VAS feast ut f0r king SUI
f.a WAND. dauuss and wcots prepared
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the Mictletoe Hal is 'ln''i'i'" .'
/ as in the associations lnai some N'"
alma, to ft throurh ones acquaintance
'''.7 . .f... ..,.f,,...+.of,
Wlih iet'i'"i'
/ of % perfection OF aIidns I"'N''
,..r.. OF "a number of women whose sucret
... ,,,,ti,..1 with .nat mere
TASTE 'H" ''.' -
severcncc and paiIlollali '.''
,.-. from the start proved io N' me
...,...,..., .,.i.l feature of the season.
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of Mrs sfeult1 put.E and
..,,,s of assistants. were h.Il-
/ H'4 "''N ..tt. ,.I.-
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/ waited taste. hut also TIE t.'-
-.,..roonts .he selection of the musical
...,..t, .f mr dances.
/ piosidiii"''
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.f fif, of ffo.. .,..l rfrti.INH Icd Il
'' .,..-...r f.... ...f.rt .In-
/ one feature "'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

mitteo on Banking and Currency. IS OF
this opinion. and Will ask his commute
to frame ID bin at this session which may
De introduced at the extra session OF lhe
next Coueress lie believes tnat as soon
as the next House dispCsss OF the 'di
bII and turns that measure over go tNe
Senate. % will be ready and willing TO
take up tho currency question ana con-
slider it while tho Senate is wrinsllh6
oNer the tarlm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30
moNLIIEY coAFrRlNcE GiLI.
Provision tor Representation of the United
states 80 A., Which MAY Br HID.

WASHINGTON. D. g.. Jan. Z9.-rhe bill
for the representation Of the United States
m any international Monetary Conference
that may Dee clrcd. occupied the Senate
to-day almost exc usivoly, and was many
passed is the triumphant majority OF 90
to II authorizes the President 10 aI-
point five or more commissioners 60 amy
international Conference. with "a view
to .e..ruL 3D. Iun oi l,atN. Fa.nc bee
tween gold and silver as money hy means
OF common ratio between the meta.-'
with ue, m.ntale at such rates, and Dc
also authorizes tho President to cuL .n
his discretion. such conference 10 assem-
b.e at such point as mag oe a-ieed apoh-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30
MnAInrK InRrCN,T-

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Jan. -9-Fore-
cast FOR Saturday
Vlrglnia-Falr. northerly 20 eastery
wind. stationery temperature.
North Car0hna--fair. followed by IN
creas.ng c.Oudiuess. norihtAsteip VIRUS,
sll.hl r.an ln Lnmneraturo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

OLYMPIA. WASH. Jan. 29-Auer
many days unsuccessful balioting George
r. Turner. tho weu-kucWn lawyer of
Spokane. wkO ccVcd the caucus nom
nation OF the populists and Free silver
Republicans last night was elected
United States senator boy tlc legislature
to-day on the INST ballot, receiving u
votes,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

WASHINGTON. Jan 2o.-Tho House
Commerce Commission has approved a.
bill approrraung $4,000 f.r lighthouse
ar the pitch OF Cape Fear river, near
Wilmington. y. q.
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arbitrator iu certain Dortneouoies. br
the King of Sweden and Norway. n.s
been criticised but DID more acceptable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-30

Major Henry CLAY Allen is confined TO
hts residence 27oG east Broad street. with
the grin c,ntracted while insnecting the
nav base ball park last Sunday.
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1881; lots l to "a, city block
1892; 44& acres, part of city
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lot 8, city block 2043; lots l
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block 1897; lot 4, city block
$3.50; lots 6 and s, city block
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Is, city block 1401; lots 3, 6,
Z and Is, city block 1903; lots
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-07

tystyczne, zyciorys McKinleya, pick,
ne j patryotyczne wiersze i t. d. j t.
d. Do kazdego kalendarza jest do.
iaczony jake dodatek - przecudny
obraz Matki Boskiej, piekny obraz
Adama Mickiewicza, wyborny obraz
Walerego Eliasza: ,JeszcEe Polska
ME zgineia" karton do cry W war
caby. Pojedyhczy egzemplarz tego
Kalendarza kosztuje tylko 20 cen
tow. J. +. Smulski & Co. sos No
BILE St, Chicago, Ill.
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Do d. ID. s%tOlarZy.

Zsrzad Centrslny q. N. P. wzyws
niniejszsm p. p. stolar.y do skiada.
mia " przecisgu dni c~zternastu cd
daty ~dzisiejsssj ofsrt ma szafe os.klo.
NJ do pr.echowywania S1tandsru q
N. p.
S1sfs ma bye I jesionu lub debu,
2 stopy sseroka, 2 stop 8 cali diuga
! 3 stop a Gale wysoka wswnstr.. re
~wssystkich stron ossklona ~najlepsze-
mi srybami. U podstswy powinna
snajdowac sic szuflads do prsecho
wanna drsewcs ! pss6w.
NJ. J. Sadowski, Sskr. jen.
CHICAGO, 8 paid siernika 81.
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Ceny %zllizOne.
,,Pennsylyania Lines

Pisrwszej klssy tykiet do New
Yorku kosstuje $500. dragiej kls.
sy $1,000. TIE oeny .niaons W osts.
tnioh c.ssaoh. O6sy tykie.owe: Mr..
24S Clark Street, r6g Jackson. - W
Auditorium, II ma stsoyi Union
Passenger" r0g Canal ! Adams, Chi.
Gage. Wszelkioh srczsgoi6w kstde.
90 ctssu udsieli
II. X. Dering,
Asst. generalnego Ag. Pssaserskiego,
248 Clark St., Chicago.
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Kronika miejscOwa.

Delegaci chicsgoscy ma sejm
XII. kt6r.y kupili bile,y kolejowe
cd sskretarza GENERAL a wyjezizs
jso Z Filadelfi byli zmusreni podo-
paacao pruy kssie tolejo~ej Pc 5000
.amiast $40. (jsk byls tmows) zs
ohcs zgsosic sic do sekretarzs jener.
- godrinaoh biurowyoh. a kat3y z
nioh osrrym ma nsdpiAoone 30 cent.
Siysrelismy, ze podobno zbio.
rowe fotogrsfJs delegat6~ ma sejm
XII ga jua gotowe.
Wv prresz&ym Q z
c.yiismy, - scion tsatrow j .absw
rozpoozs, sic ns dobre, Z otrzyua
mach .ss obsonie zawisdomieh, wi
docsuem sic stale, q. scion tea be
drie ogromnie oAywiony. Poni.ej
podajemy wykaz, W ktorym kazdy
mote znal. So 90 mu sic podoba.
Tow. sfiswu ,,Zorza" ma Bridge
poroie, wystawia bsrdzo ~wesoiego
,,Chtopskiego Mecenssa." Motns
.areozyc ksademu, ae skoro .dsoy
DUE sie W uiei.iele, dnis 10 Pszizier
nika, pojeoha6 do Kaiser Hall przy
Archer ave. p, q. 29SS. Ubswi sic jak
nigdy dotyohczas. ,,PszSjdzcie a
prIekonscie sie."
Tow. Kr6ls Mieczyssawa Igo, gr.
122. ur,aiza 9sy roo.ny bal, d. II
p,zdzierniks W hall Sci n ihtffsna.
To y. PolAk ma Obczy znie wyste.
puje d. II paz lzieroika W hall Pu-
aaskiegO z nObrons Csestochowy."
Jestto piekny drsmat historyozny, W
ktorym ud.ial bierze blisko 100 o.
sob. Wojska polskie j szwedskie,
aywe obrszy, jak nap. saturm do
C.estoohowy zach wyca kaidego.
Tow. Miodziety sw. Florjans,
gr. 257 wydsje d. "a listopada, t. j..
- wiecz6r pred dniem dziekozy-
n~ienia, wspanis,y bal c.apkowy "
hall Walsha. rog Noble i Emma al I,
q poniewaa Florjsny, to dzielne
ohaopoy, a przytsm cd dw6ch lat ME
mish tadpsj zabswy, przeto nlema
vstpiiwosci, .e ma to zabawe pospie-
sza wszysoy.
Klub polskioh oyklistow-sokol6w
.abawi szsnowna nassa ~publioznos6
d. % listopada W ozeskisj hall. 81
Emma st., dwoma wesoismi koms.
dyjkami. a M: Hypnotyrmem" Jana
Alex andra Freddy i ,Ku.ynkism"
Aiohala Baiuokisgo. Tr.sba zwro
old uwage, Re dw6ch tych s.tuOzek
jssIoze nigdy W Ameryce ME grano,
. wieo wsrto s~obaosy6.
w przes.iym tygodniu powro-
ala do Chicago Z dlugiej podr6zy Po-
Europie nasz rcdak, d.ielpy siiewak
1 .wiazkowieO, OBJ. F. Weglerski. u
elesreni powrotem swego towarzyszs,
esionkowie oh6ru Chopina, ur.sd.ili
mo mas niespodzianke, q m. zebrali
sic " nooy przed domem jego ! po-
vital GO spiswem, kt6ry sic skoh
e.y{ brzekism szklanic l serdeoznemi
przem6wieniami.
OBJ. w. wyjechat Z Chicago Ava
missiaoe temu ola odwiedzenis TO
dsiny " Prusach Zaohodnioh, PREY
tel jednak sposobnosoi odwiedzii
takze Warszawe, Czestochowe, Kra.
k6w, Po.nah / Wrocisw, q vice prs
vie Gala Polska. Tskich ludzi tree
ba nam wiscej.
Podobno sakisda sic W Chioa-
60, ns psmistke pobytu cara "
Warszawie, nova grupa zwiazkowa
p. q. tow. Wsrszswiakow. Msia do
niej naleaec tylko wsrsrawiacy.
Godiem grupy ma bye syrena i na
pis: Ma pobybel carowi. Mech
ayjs Polsksl
Wykiady %wisczorne, bezplatne
angielskiego jezyka rozpoc.ynaja
sie " szkoisch publiosnyoh d. IL BIN.
10 n. n. StOIarZy.
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WOlne POlSkie SfOwt

wychodri ~pierwszego | pietnasteg,
ka1dego miesisca, W Paryzu. Podaj'
wiadomosci j poglady Z pierwszej re
XII. tax z kraju jaka ter I emigracy
polskiej. - Pogladami swemi Wy
lwiadoaa wielks przysluge czyteln
kom W rozwoju umys1owym. Upe
wszeohnienie tego pisma jest bardz'
pozadanem " Ameryce a taniosc uis
twia nabycie kazdemu. Abonamen'
roozny ko~sztujs dollar jeden ! POI
pienisdze posyiac przez Post Of6o.
order ~adresujao: NJ. Adolphs Reiff,
3Rue de Four. Paris.
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DO Braci ZwiaZkOwych.

Fotogssfjs S1tsudsru Nv. N. p,
kosstuja2 % c. "a prsesyikQ l SO do
nabycis W sakisdzie psui w. $40
ni6skiej, $40 Milwaukee ave-, Chi
osgo, III. Katdy Zwiazhowi 20
winien nsby6 fotografje ws~psniaisgo
Szsandsru Nv. N. P. . kt0rego osis
polonjs powiona bye dunno,
Czfonek n. ". II.
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I'd kOmitetu Sztaniaru z. n. p.

Poniewaz w numerze 80 Zgody
ME bylo dosyc miejsca, ably zamic-
Seize obszerniejsze sprawozdanie z
dzia}alnosci g}6wnego komitetu
Sztandaru Il. n. p. przeto komitet
postanowii umiesciG ~tymczasowo
spIawozdanie finansowe. co tez uczy
nionem zosta}o, uwaza} jednakze "a
sw6j obowiazek niniejszem uzupei-
mic poniekad swa prace.
Jak og6i widzi re sprawozdania
finansowego, pc ~op{aceniu wszyst-
kich koszt0w po}aczonych re spra-
wieniem Sztandaru. pozostaio jesz-
cze S20.47, ktore komitet wreczyf
sekretarzOwi finansowemu komitetu
budowy pomnika kosciuszki, panu
l.. Szopinskiemu, w sumie tel mie-
Sci sic takze : dolarow, ktore miafa
kosztowac srebrna p}yta umieszczo-
na ma pude}ku, zawierajacem wszyst-
kie dokumenty odnosne do sprawie-
MIA Sztandaru. Piyta ia zostala zro-
biona przez z}otnika pana Skudnik z
czystego srebra z pieknie wygra-
wirowanym napisem objasniajacym
co pudeiko zawiera, i jak wyzej
wspomnielismy. mia}a kosztowac Z
dolarow. Pan Skudnik jednak do
wiedziawszy sic, ze pozosta}e Pienia.
DE maja bye oddane ma pomnik
Kosciuszki, zrzeki sic naleznosci "a
tie piyte i pozostawil ia komitetowi,
ably iacznie z pozosta}emi pieniedzmi
z~ostaia oddsna ma pomnik Kosciusz-
Xxi. Ia tax wspanialomyslna ofiare
nalezy sic p. Skudnikowi uznanie,
kt6re komitet wyraza, sk}adajac mu
niniejszem publiczne podziekowa-
ME, Dziekujemy rowniez raz jesz-
cze wszystkim Polkom, ktore choc
drobnemi ofarami przyczynily sic do
tegc, re Sztandar ofiarowany ma
Sym braciom Zwiazkowym Jest GO
dnym imienia Polek. Skiadamv
rowniez serdeczne podziekowanie
panu Szymonowi Modrzewskiemu W
ST. Paul "a piekny wiersz, ktory ma
pisa{ Ia uroczystosc %wreczenia Sztan-
daru. czyniac zadosc prosbie komite-
tn. Wiersz ten W Originate zosta}
zfozony razem z innemi dokumenta-
mi, ktore beda zachowane przez braci
Zwiazkowych, ably kiedys W PREY.
sziosci swiadczy}y O piracy j %ofiarno-
Sci Polek tam gdzie choizilo O pick
ny eel.
komitet uwaza "a zbyteczne, ably
cd siebie podawac sprawozdanie o
przebiegu uroczystosci w~reczenia i
rozwiniecia Sztandaru. albowiem uro-
czystosc ia juz byla opisana w gaze
tach.
Raj ~ieszc7n a. -
ktorzy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-07

Cierpisoy ma boil " kr.yaach czu.
je sic csesto TAX, jsk gdyby mias
ziamsns kosc pscierzows. Jednsko-
wo1 kto " krotkim ozssie cbce size
odsyskst, powinien utyc natychmisst
oleju sw. Jskobs, ktory leczy pred
ko nieza v odnie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-07

Metczyzni, miodsi ! starry. powin
nj ozyta6 ogioszenie Tomasss Slate
n M stronnioy 2ej.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-27
HOW ARE THESE FOR HAILsToNEs.

The vice chancellor refused 70 regard
such manifestations OF temper as cruel.
~. but does intimate that Il was bad
taste on the part OF the man 90 select
such a termagant for his wife. lie de-
clines 10 grant the divorce and pre-
sents bis views OF a husbands duty In
vigorous fashion. When a woman
marrles a man" he says. she does not
marry his children. When a man mar
ries he agrees that he will prefer hIs
wife before he will consider his chill
dren. This he undertakes By the mere
act Of marriage and even u they nav
be right and the wife wrong. the hus-
band undertakes that he will stand hy
the wife and be her helpmeet and ad-
wiser 10 maintain her In her position.
As her husband he should not take
sides with his children and condemn
her for hasty or ill-advlsed speech or
action. He should support her a. the
mistress Of her household even n she
may err and be unduly energetic or
even violent At times" n New Jersey
ever has equal suffrage Vice Chancellor
Gray can count upon the solid support
Of second wives and stepmothers when
he comes up for once.