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New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
FARE BIT or OLD LACE.
THIS WAS MADE IN IRELAND III THE AN
,,EsTREsS OF MRS MOORE. FAMoO'
REALTY OF NATCHEZ. MlsS.-MRS.
VII \tE'RDI\C OWNS 1T.
Wu.MERDING OWNS 1T.

The little piece OF lace shown IN tn' '"' -
.,.ou .,oo and sentiment gives it a much greater
,,, rr,Itk. most historical bits II has never
hocome the property of any museum or society
hu, remains In family in when 1t mas oeeh
handed down from mother to daughter Tor seven
generations the family OF Mrs. j.. Roberta VII
merding of this city. who prizes 1t as one OF h'r
most valuable possessions
II ls Irish lace now yellow with age, but un!m-
,,,irad and was made by young Irish girl VII"
I,y.d +, Dublin. and who afterward became Mrs
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
.QWQ%n>AITy
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

memorial statue Of Sarah Siddons the great
actress, has been unveiled on Paddington Green
London. near TO the cemetery where her hody was
resented as seated and clad In classic robes.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

A series OF Salvation Army meetings. an Inter
state council of war; under the immediate direction
of the National Salvation Army Headquarters
New-York City. will be held this week in the I'M,
Island beginning to-day and lasting until Sep
tember 6.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

Bible class for girls will be started this morn
ing at the Young Womens Settlement NO. IL
Avenue Is.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

through the Tracy family 10 the great niece Mn
Wmerding. who is their present possessor
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

the coming fall and winter. This military effect
Is especially becoming 10 tall straight young
and carriage
Wide ties OF soft white null. batiste and muslin
have been revived. and dainty bits OF summer
neckwear Fine. soft lace is put the ends OF
the tie and a full butterfly bow is made under the
chin. Fresh young faces looked charming with
these pretty white finishes TO dainty light gown,
and the fashion gives promise OF lingering into
fall and winter days
IaVender-scented sheets said 10 induce sweet
slumbers The odor is exceedingly fresh clean and
wholesome and old-fashioned housewives always
scented their linen and with spries OF the
sweet old flower ltali iris root and French
Vetcert. dried root be substituted for the
lavender II the latt-. .-nnot DO procured.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

Sarah Grand has spent most OF the winter ana
spring past in the South Of France. working
steadily upon her new novel which VIII De nnsneo
eny Twins"
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

Mrs. Cragie CJohn Oliver Hobbes) Is SAID 10
be in III health and is incapable Of much physi-
cal exerion. She leads secluded ne; spenuIns ,
ing In bed
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

Comparative Study Of Religion will be the sub
feet for lectures during This week at Greenacre-on
the -Piscataqua. c. c. B'nney. of Chicago presi-
dent Of the Worlds Parliament Of Religions Will
nreside The Rev. Kenneth s. Guthrie, Pm. ID, OF
Philadelphia will lecture Oh "Neo-Platonism this
q
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

AND NO WONDER FOR TIL; CARRIAGE OF WINE
CASKS ON PADDED HEADS is ALL THE
PHYSICAL CULTURE THEY OFT.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

Emile Zola. the French novelist. is creature Of
sunerstitious fears and beliefs. While many people
look upon the number thirteen as Indicative cf
evil NJ Zoa grows pale over the innocent number
of seventeen and will begin no work of Importance
on the seventeenth day Of the month. \ cab mum
bered So recently ran over NJ Iola lie fnfne
diately exclaimed recovering his breath ana
learning the number of the cab. Eight ana nine
ma Ike s.Nenteeni'
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

Mrs Craig of Chicago. has started with party
of thirty men as leader of an expedition 10 the
Klondike. She Is a young woman ana wife of a
well-to-do contractor.
Mrs. Chester c. Adams. OF Winlock. Wash. Is
the first seamstress to reach the Kondike. It Is
said that in thirty working hours she netted $50
from sewing in Dawson City.
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FL indu|t0

La <Gaceta Ofcal> de hoy, pubica 10
siguiente:- Excmo. Sr. mnistro de Ultra
mar, en- cablegrama fecha 20 del mes pr6ximo
pasadc, dice al Excmo Sr. Gobernador General
10 que sigue:
eDeseando S. M Ia Reina conmemorar
ell cumpleanos de su Augusto IIijo, ha dispues-
TO autorizar V. E. para conceder rebaja de
penas sentenciados esa isla que estime mere.
cedores gracia excepto por de!itos perseguidos
a instancia de parte cornprendidos ley aplica
da Ultramar en- II Octubre 1895, debiendo
DIR en- cada case informe Tribunal seutenciaaor
ytelegrafar este ministero rebajas que otor-
que en- uso esta autorizaci6n>
dido eI parcccr de Ia Excma. Audiencia
del territorio, S. f. ha dispuosto su cnmpli-
miento, advrtendo que pod,dn gozar de la
gracia de indulto los excludes por dcha supe
rior disposition nj los condenados por delitos
contra la seguridad del Estado la integridad
del territorio.
Lo que de orden de S. E. Sc hace publico
para general conocimento
Puerto Rico, Is de JUNO de 1897. Ell
Secretario del Goberno General, Zonads -llonsoo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-16
Fiestas reIigiosas en- la igIesia
de los RR. PIP. EScoIapios

La piadosa Association del Apostolado de
la Oraci6n, establecida en- la referida iglesia,
deseando desagravlar al Sagrodo Coras6aa de
Jesa<s de las ofensas que les inferen los impfos
y de la tibieza de los indiferentes, le <edica un
,Solemne Novenario,, implorando al mismo
tempo su protection divina para todas las aso.
ciadas, sus familias asistentes los actos re.
igiosos.
Dara principle la novena ell viernes Is del
corriente, las de la noche, ell del
Santo Rosario y letanfas de la Santfsima Vir-
gen; seguira la meditaci6n, cantandose por Sc
horitas asociadas preciosos motetes al Coraz6n
amantfsimo de nuestro divino Jesus, y termi-
nara con la reserva del Santfsimo Sacramento.
Ell domingo 20, despues del ejercicio, dirigira
la palabra las asociadas, ensalzando las gran
dezas y ternura del Coraz6n divine, ell r. P.
Rector, digno director del Aposto'ado. Ell otro
domingo 81, a las ocho de la manana, Sc cele-
brara misa solemne con acompahamiento de
or luesta Sc oiran las elocuentes palabras del
Excmo. IItmo. Sr. Obispo, que ruego de las
asociadas, bondadosamente Sc ha prestado
predicar.
Sc ruega = las personals piadosas la asisten
cia 4 estos cultos en- honor del <Sagrado Cora
z6n>, que desde ell cielo compensate con abun-
dantes gracias espirituales y temporales ell pc
quefo sacrifcio que Sc haga en- obsequio suyo.
Maestro amadfsimo Prelado Sc ha dignado
conceder sus feles diocesanos 40 dias de in
dulgenca por cada vez que asistan a estos cul-
tos pidiendo por las necesidades de la iglesia.
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LOS RAYOS x

Con motive de haber recibido ell reputado
doctor Satdana un N agnfhco aparato comb q ado
para la production de los rayos de Roentgen,
fumos invitados corte ,mente por dcho Sr para
ell manejo en- "a prueba del Rnhmkorff q. alimen-
tn una potente baterfa Edison. por cuya
deferencia damos expresivas gracias tan
bondadoso caballero.
Sc nos presento, pues, la OCCASION agrada.
b'fsima, para que en- e terreno PRACTICE pu-
di6ramos estudiar expicarnos, aunque a la
ijera, el por que &c tan maravilosos efectos v
allf, honraadonos cen ell favor de encontrarnos
entire los inteligentes doctores, don Juan v
Vale, Barboss, Sallala ell ingeniero senor
observaciones con ell h(etoy6scopo, nosotros sin
dedicabamos preferente atencioa al tubo de
Crookes al aparato anteriormente dicho.
Habfamos leido, siguiendo la marcha de 10
que hasta aquf en- Puerto Rico muy difusamen
to sc habfa publicado, asf como habfamos
examinado algunos dibujo de esqueletos de
manos tomados por la fotograffa y producidos
por la referida maquina de Influenza.
Sabfamos, a'emas, q. Williams Crookes
se debfa ell descubrimiento del 4 . estado de-
la materia, 6 sea la radiante, no ignorabamos
tampoco los recientes estudios del sabio Edison
references al tubo del eminente qufmico refe-
rido, al tungtato al fuor, publicados por LA
CoRREsPoNDENCTA no ha mucho.
Pero ESQ no bastaba: para formar idea era
precise encontrarnos frente al aparato de
Influenza, examinarlo estudiarlo en- 10 posi-
BILE, puesto que no podfamos formar juicios d
2oriori
Ahora bien: como es ell dnico aparato, que
sepamos, que existe en- Puerto Rico y no todos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-16
PartidO liberal de Puerto O-RiC0
COMITE PROVINCIAL
DELEGATION PERMANENTE

Cumpliendo esta Delegation ell acucrdo de
la mayorfa de los Comit6s del distrito de Are
cibo, prcolama candidate del partido, en- la
election de diputado provincial que ha de We
riticarse ell 81 .ie los corrientes, Den Manuel
G. Rom&n Rivera, prestigioso correigiona-
rio, que merece, tambiGn, por sus prendas de
caracter, nteligcncs, honralez patriotismo,
la abso'uta contaDza del Comit6 provincial
La Delegation espera que todos los liberia
les del distrito, sin nccesidad de nuevos estf
mnlos excitaciones, cumpliran sin vacilar sus
deberes, lievando s. las urnas ell nombre de d-
cho candidate, con la extricta discipline, con
la trmeza de convicciones y con los entusias
mos de que tienep dadas va tan repetidas prue
has. Pucrto- Rico, Is de JUNO de 1897 Jtan
ile,wtfutIns L6pe1.
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ORDEN DE LA PROCESSION

10 Pertiguero de la Santa Igesia.-2
La bandera de San juan 30 La Cofradfa
de San Benito &c Palermo. a. Q La Cofradfa
oe Ia Santa Cruz. s. Q La Cofradfa del Ar
CANCEL San Miguel g. La Cofradfa de las
Bendltas Anlmas.~7. La Cofradfa de Santa
Rosa de Lima. 8 . La Cofradfa de Nuestra
Seilora del Carmen.-9 . Las Wv. 90. Ter
ceras de San Francisco Santo Domingo
10 Las Cruces parroquiales de S Francisco
y Santa Maria de los Remedies. l1.o La
Cruz de la Santa Iglesia Cathedral. - 12. Q Ell
pend6n dc los Seminaristas con una secci6n de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-16
uonnr omor;nonn CARACAS, de la eRed
suPVt uEtVl IVuHV D Iinex-Fete hermOso y

VapOr americana foAEAcASt Re.Nte de hs1meic Ia ksd
rapido vapor llegara Ponce ell dfa 20 de Julio,
en- viaje directo para Nueva- York, admitiendo
dnicamente pasajeros. SaldrA ell mismo dfa a
las nueve de la mailana llegando Nueva- ork
ell dfa 26. Los que deseen asegurar pasaje en-
dicho vapor deberan dar aviso sus consigna-
tarios precisamente antes del dia l2, a fin de
que los camarotes veDgan reservados desde la
Guaira. Este lujoso vapor de modernfsima
construction tiene esplendidos camarotes sobre
cuberta, luz electrical, todas las demas como
didades del <confort, moderno. Ell precio de
pasae ien primera es de $50 orc americana
Ninos, memories de l2 anos $50 idem idem.-
Ell precio de pasaje en- segunda es de $40 idem
idem.-Consignatarios Morales y Co.-Pon =
ce. 15-4
& Guiine2 Cirujano Dentista de la Facultad
~ ou'jooo tie San Carlos, en- Madrid. Con-
truye dentaduras y dientes sue. .tos, sin necesi-
dad de extraer las raices nj cubrir ell paladar,
reforma compone dentaduras por deteriora-
das que est6n. Orifcaciones, empastes extrac-
clones, sin dolor. Curacion de Intermediates
de la boca, precios populares. Sc garantizan
los trabajos. Consulta gratis para los pobres
de dos de la tarde. San Francisco nu-
nero 80, altos del Sig1o XIX.
La Bella RoSjta TANoA TSt:Ia NUN: gn 2, esqqjna
Rico. Dep6sfto general sucursal de la gran
manufacture de tabacos establecida en- Cayey
por D. Carlos Lopez. En- este establecimiento
hay siempre surtfdo constante de todas las
vitolas conocidas, tan bien presentadas como
las mejores de la Habana Rama legftima de
las Vegas del Plata. Solicftense catalogos
Representative. ALBERTO PEDREIRA. P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-16
Procession del Santisimo Corpus Christi
Que tenord Mgar e/ Jueves II de los
corwontes d las 6 ole la tarde

saidra de la Santa Iglesia Catedral
y dirgiGEdose per las Cal es del Sto Girls
tc, la Fortaleza, San Justo San Francisco y
San Jose, entrarA en- la Catedral por ell
atrio de Ia misma puerta mayor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-16

una mano, otros objetos, :. graoias al DR..
Saldafia.
FRANCISCO PELATI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-16

kuIc0 Habiendo sido vtctima de varios abusos
"''oo hechos apropiandose mi 6rma, partici
po los com srciantes particuares de esta
poblaci6n que, partir desde esta fecha, no
reconocere como mfo uingun trato, documento,
cuenta, etc etc, los cuales 20 no haya
intervenido directamente. Arecibo, de JUNO
de 1897 Juan E. M0r5a Guerrero. l5-6
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IEnAE FRESCA PURA recien ordei1ada.
~-o'- Sc ven lie las siete de la noche 8
centavos cuartillo, todos los dias. Gale de
San Jose, numero 21, donde esta una muestra
con una vaca pintada, y en- la Marina, calle
Nueva, n1mero 7.-Esta leche lega en- ell fe-
rrocarril de Las 81 de la tarde. 3O-l8
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S0IicitaSe al ron STRONGHOLD ell
Vo''o''"'o " 'o'' mejor que Sc detalla en- ell
pats.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-16
Invnria DE G. TINAUD.-Es digno de
SVJo''" verse ell esplendido surtido de bri-

Verse e1 esP1eHu1uU su1C1uO ue UT
llantes de superior calidad cue Sc exiben en- Ell
elegante eseaparate de Ia joyerfa de Tinaud,
plaza de <Alfonso XIII. Entire las diferentes
joyas que nos ha llamado la atenci6n, por Sd
gusto artfstico riqueza, que revela ell refna-
miento del gusto paris6n, fguran dos collares
diademas todo de brillantes; petacas y fosfore.
de orc 18 kilates, brillantes; varios
solitarios para caballeros; alfleres prendedo
res para la cabeza, con brillantes; brazaletes y
aretes con brllantes, esmeraldas perlas, pre-
cosos portamonedas de ORC l8 kilates, etc.
De todos estos objetos los muchos mas que
no &c enumeran, marcados con precios fjos,
con la equidad que esta acreditada casa pri-
mera en- su clase, acostumbra, podra conven
,orse todo ell que visite dicha joyerfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-16

Como este peri6dico circula tambien por ell
extranjero esperamos que, 81 10 estamos, Sc nos
sacara del error, 81 Sc nos probase que efecti-
vamente la corriente electrical circula inversa-
mente del negative al positive en- ell circuito
exterior de un generator cualquiera, doblarfa-
mos la cerviz exclamando asombrado:
No existe ell equilibrio natural. -. nj la
diferencia de potenciales en- los cuerpos!
Por de pronto estamos contentfsimos por
haber podido admirar traves de dos trozos de
MADEIRA una moneda agujerada, el esqueleto de
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Ell CONSUL LTORI0 Ma MED1oo-9%U1RURG1- 60 % II

altos.-Consultas: Intermediates del es t6nao-
go, h{godo eaatestsaaos, doctor Queipo. Horas,
de 4 de la mahana. a.-Enfermedades de la
gorgo,ato, marie y oidos, doctor Baixauli.
Horas de 10 IL de la mahana.-Enferme-
dades de la piel vids urinarios, doctor
Blanes. Horas, de IL IL de la manana.-
Gratis los pobres. P
dad.
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Rafael Castro Gonzalez. cerc;d CoFrfdor de Co. Co.
te Comisionista-M Mayagiez Pto- Rico-Se de-
dica toda clase de negociaciones y especial
mente las de giros, acciones y obligaciones
de sociedades, frutos, mercancias, cobros por
cuenta sgena, etc. etc. Ofcina Gale de la Adua-
ma, baios del hotel Europa. p
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-25
A Rogue and q Rocking Chair,

George David, a homeless young
man. ambled along Eighth avenue,
New York. on recent afternoon with
not thing on his mind but his hat In
front of Miller's furniture store OIL
Eighth avenue was spacious wicker
rocking chair which was also idle. Da-
vid gazed longingly at the rocker, and
as there seemed to be nobody watching
it he grabbed it up and dashed up the
avenue. A vigilant clerk saw him take
the rocker, and running out he told De.
tective Kerr. who was going down the
avenue. Kerr chased the man with the
rocker for four blocks
When David saw that his capture was
inevitable, he planted the rocker in
front Of cigar store and, sitting down
In it, calmly pulled out a newspaper
and pretended to be reading He affect.
ed establishment and remarked that he
had been sitting there since morning
when Kerr came up David was locked
Exchange
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-25
a DastardIy Attempt.

Early on Saturday evening some pass
ers by noticed small blaze between the
Central Hotel and MacDonald's building,
which they reported to the people 10 the
hotel, who had previously noticed a
strong smell OF smoke but we're at a loss
to know where it came from.
A couple OF pals OF water were secured
and the blaze soon extinguisbed. An ex.
animation showed that the blaze came
from lighted fuse connected with stick
Of giant powder near by. and the whole
deadly affair lay within a few feet of the
sidewalk. II the fuse had burned without
the splitting being noticed there is no tell.
ing what the result would have been.
The occupants OF the hotel and the ad.
joining building are at loss to know
what could be the object OF anyone max.
ing such dastardly attempt and think
it must have been the work OF some in.
sane person.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-25

vel, Frank Schroeder. Stephen klenov'ssi'
Joseph Stukel and Robert Nelson were
arrested this morning by Deputy SherH
James Renwick and brought before JUS
tice Fisher. charged with keeping their
saloons open last Sunday.
They all pleaded not guilty and waived
examination, with the exceptions 81 Frank
Schroeder, who viii he examined next
Wednesday. June >, and were eound over
for trial at the next term 81 the eircnt
court. The arrests were made uHdsr the
State Law. Justice Fisher PLACED the
amount OF the bonds 81 5000 and in each
case they were furnished.
The arrest OF the salooakeepers had oe-
casioued no little talk about town and
there were a number OF spectators on
hand this morning.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-25
AN ANCIENT GAME.
A Hotel Clerk Is Initiated Into the NIys-
teries of an Old Bunko Trick.

A Hotel Clerk Is Initiated Into the Mys-
teries az an Old Bunko Trick.
Edward Jones, clerk at the Palace
hotel, Cincinnati, was the victim of an
old scheme one morning recently by
which the hotel was defrauded of $40.
While engaged in counting some
money young man asked him to give
him IL $50 bill in exchange for num-
Der of small bills aggregating that
amount, as he wanted to send it away
in a letter The request was complied
with, but after counting over the mon
ey Jones discovered that it only amount
ed to $40.
The young man expressed surprise
and asked Jones to hold the envelope IL
which Jones had seen him place a bill
supposed to be the $40 he had given
him until he went to his room to get
another dollar After the young mans
departure Jones became suspicious and
opened the envelope, which contained
81 bill, with the following letter to a
brother in Chicago:
Enclosed please find $50 for tuition.
Work and study hard and be a good
boy, and you will be rewarded Mother
and father send love.
The letter was addressed to James
Conway, Wabash avenue, Chicago -
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-25
GRAND OPERA AT HOME.
The Photograph and Kaleidoscope VIII
Reproduce AN Entire Performance.


Edison is said 10 have remarked, 81
believe il will be possible TO present
grand opera on the stage In all the per
lection of its detail with nothing more
than a big sheet, lot of monographs
and big Microscopic machine am
not going To give up until | am success
full, he says, "and every experiment
make brings me appreclably nearer the
mark
a stage is 10 be cleared in theater
and sheets placed at the back and sides
Behind the curtain are number Of
monographs capable of multiplying
sound a hundred times, one for each
actor IN the cast Each is loaded with
the dialogue of its particular player In
the gallery is huge kaleidoscope con-
tanning hundreds of yards of film. upon
which is the whole play. actors. cos
tunes and scenery The orchestra plays
softly, and out from the wings steps an
actress. slowly and easily The play
runs 10 the end of the first act, and the
curtain falls 70 rise upon the second.
From the film $50 600 distinct photo.
graphs at the rate of 4S second are
thrown upon the sheet, so fast as to
seem like one realistic scene The pho
nographs are worked by electricity,
connected on the same circuit that
works the microscope, the timing of q
persons voice and actions perfectly cor
responding. a man in his own house
will be able TO onjOv any play by his
favorite actors. Chicago Inter Ocean.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-25

Charles II. Yale's magnificent produc.
ton "The Twelve Temptations" which
is to be the attraction Monday, May 81,
at the Red Jacket Opera House, is SAID
to be the browning glory of Mr.. Yale's
career and a miracle OF beauty, novelty
and circulating fun. From The Village
OF Wulna" to "Davy Jones' Locker" the
most wonderful and surprising OF all
stage sets. every stage picture ia beauti-
full and brim full OF extraordinary bright
ness and originality, while the trick scenes
never have been exreled for originality
aud mirth-provoking effect. The cos
tunes are also marvels OF dazzling splen-
dor, and in fact all the varied parapha-
nelia is sumptuous and costly in the ex-
treme. The ballet is well represented by
a vast troupe of youthful female dancers,
headed by the great Italian premieres,
Signoritas Ferrero and Basseggio, while
the ballots themselves are absolutely stu
pendous.
All the dramatic roles have clever ex-
ponents, including Gwendoline North
Ida Lexter, Leila Hutton, Annie Court
ney, Josie SissoD, Harry w. Brown,
Charles Ii. Henry and other well known
talent
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-25

Ii has been reported to the News that a
certain young man drew his pay last Sat.
urday and then repaired to candy store
in Pine street, where he was the greater
part OF Sunday last, and it is claimed
that liqnor was there sold to him. the
consequence being that the young man
found himself on Monday morning with
out a cent. This is mentioned so that
the marshal may keep his eye on the
place, it can easily be found out, and put
a stop to the goings on there.