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New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW-YORK-FRID nI.,
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw-YORK-FRIDAY. DIr No.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Bowie tBr), Jones' Liverpool Dtt.- With
mdse and cabin passenger to the White star
rived at the Bar at 5:49 m.
in ballast to Barber & Co Arrived at the Bar at a
December = in ballast Philip Ruprecht. Arrived the
steamer i9Iar Bulgaria CGerl Hahn Hamburg December
and Bouogne l. with mdse cabin and 341 steerage
Bar at $3.50 2Oth
Steamer zeeburg Dutch. schOordeboer Girgent No
vember % and ST Michaels December 5. sulphur to
'ns rdm r S0 anSsTen at the Bar
Tsdng Co at to the or T at Te @ the @
steamer Asturia .Ger). Hdebrandt Yokohama septem-
Emo Is Amoy Is Hong kSng 20 Singapore 81 Penang No
mdse to Funch Edye a Co Arrived at the Bar at 1O:SO
vapara %2rdgp % Srn YGg 5 b @
St Lucia December 10 with mdse Beeche & Co. Ar
steamer Phdias (Brl Allen santos November 2s Vic
sn 1ra % a. ss@ peGem9er @ and St Lucia ~ with m6se
Steamer syracuse Gsr) Behrmann Santos November 80
Bahia December and Barbados H. with l
cabin PASSENGER to Funch. Edge & Co. Arrived the
Steamer MaTaval gp. Purdie. Trinidad December 10
Trinidad Shipping and Trading Co Arrived the Bar
Steamer Daggry Nor. staubo. Progreso December H.
with mtse to James Ward & Co Arrived at the at
Steamer sanpa R NSF1 & &Wsh9erg Tsmpieo December 10
s. Cienfuegos and ManzaniIo H. with mdse
a
at the Bar at Sis . Goth.
Steamer Ito CNor Bryde Cienfuegos December 10 in
ballast W Munson. Arrived at the Bar 80 a m.
steamer Princess Anne. Davis. Newport News and
Steamer Chesapeake Deano. Baltimore, with mdse
II Foster.
Steamer Gulf Stream. Swain. Philadelphia. with
steamer Shawmut Fuller, Boston
SANDY Hook n ]. Dec 81 $3.50 m--Wind northeast
fresh breeze. cloudy; thick or shore.
SAILED
steamers Xena DAM. Copenhagen, etc; Kurrachee
Hrl Port Natal: CuInba CBrl, Valparaiso etc Sanna
Inagua etc: Hamilton Norfolk and Newport News; Cap
tain Bennett (Nor) Antonio, etc; Ccmanche Charles
ton and Jacksonville; Rio Crande, Brunswick.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool. Dec 2o-Arrived steamers Germanlc tBr1
Haddoci Work; Dec 81. sailed, Nomadic tBr>
Prawie Point Dec 2O-Passed steamer Ocean Dutch)
Boyesen New-York for Antwerp.
Brow Head. Dec Fl, 4 m--Fassed. steamer Lucania
tBr, Mckay New-York for Liverpool.
Beachy Head. Dee 21-Passed steamer Statendam
Dutch. Van der Zee Rotterdam for New-York.
Glasgow 2o-saied. steamers Astoria ;i;r VII
Rotterdam. Dee 20-Arrived steamers Celtic Princess
(Dutchi. Vcege. New-YoTk.
Hamburg. Dec 20 10 m-Arrived steamer Patricia
HavTe Dec d. 10 m--ATrived. steamers La Bfetagne
Fp, AliX New York Massapequa tBrl, Cooke NewYork.
- Meaaels Dee l2-saed, steamer Moonstone tF'rl.
Foster urum n elval, NeW-York
Oporto, Dec 10 Arrived steamer Dona Amelia PoTt.
Costa. New York via Lisbon. etc
Lisbon. Dec 2oArrived, steamer Mcmac CBrl. Meikle
Queenstown Dee n 7:3s p m--Arrved steamer Incana
ts1. Mckay New-York for Liverpool proceedsdo.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
NAY ELEVATE TRACKS IN YONKERS.

TWO PLANS UNDER CONSIDERATION FOR MAX
ING THE RAILROAD CROSSINGS SAFE.
AS a result Of the conference between the special
Railroad Committee OF the Yonkers Board OF Alder
men and President Galloway of the New-York
Central Railroad regarding the Ashburton-aye
Weiles-ave. and Dock-st. crossings in Yonkers. IL
is probable that proposals viii be presented to
the Common Council The first, which the railroad
company prefers. is the elevation of the tracks in
side OF the yard limits OF Yonkers, At a cost of
s7oooO00. This would include the elevation OF the
station and freight yards. The railroad company
would bear half the expense the State and the city
of YOnkers the other half.
The second plan is 10 bridge each street The
city authorities have decided that something must
De done 20 protect life al the crossings Fifty
lives have been lost in the last year
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
WOMAN FLOORS A POLICEMAN.
FOUR OFFICERS REQUIRED TO sUBDUE
HER-sAYs SHE HAS NOT RECEIVED
HER WAGES.

Mary B. Stein, servant, who said she had re-
Gently been discharged from the employ Of Mrs
Rockwell Of No. 94S Park-ave., went to the East
Eghty-eighth-st police station yesterday and de-
ciared that Mrs. Rockwell owed her money. She
wanted Sergeant Todd 10 go with her and demand
that she be paid. She advised TO go TO a civil
court and bring suit. Then she became abusive and
the sergeant ordered Policeman Wasserman TO put
her out OF the station. She struck WassermaIl a
terrific blow on the chin. telling him TO the floor
Inen she pushed open the door OF Captain Frers' s
once, grasped chair and belabored three other
9tncers, who had come out to aid Wasserman The
louT, aiter struggle in which they all received
scratches. bundled the woman into a patrol wagon
ano took her 10 the Harlem police court
Magistrate Brann, in discharging the girl said
she had evidently become much excited by the
prospect OF losing her wages. and required prom
her ~ ' 7NN
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
MOUNT VERNON.

Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Roberts celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary on Thursday night at their
home, No. 13O Rich-ave.. Chester Hill. About one
hundred guests were present.
A large reception was given Wednesday night
st the home OF Miss Gertrude Fiske. No a34 Rich
ave, Chester Hill Miss Fiske is sister of Mayor
Edwin W. Fiske, and is engaged to be married
TO a naval officer in the Philippines
The news has just been received here that D.
Kimball, formerly member of the 11th Separate
Company, OF this city. has been wounded in an
engagement with the Filipinos He was shot three
times, but none Of the wounds is serious. Kmball
is member of Company X, 44th United States
Volunteer Infantry. stationed on Cebu Island
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
RYE.

A series Of chamber concerts is being given at
the home OF Mrs. ID. Percy Morgan, in the Boston
Post Road Mr.. and Mrs Morgan are occupying
The large Colonial house. once the home Of John
lay
The First National Bank, with capital STOCK OF
$4,000. has been organized here Il is understood
that il will begin business soon after the trst OF
the year. George r. Read, agent of the Astor es-
tate, is president and J. Mayhem Wainwright is
rice-president The directors are William H. Par
sons, Charles Greer. George r. Read, Joseph Park.
r.. Charles A. Gould William A. Thomas. Richard
Tfehe Wainwright. Charles p. Cowles, Charles
Eldrege and J. Mayhem Wainwright.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
PORT CHESTER.

At the annual meeting of the Port Chester Fire
Department on Thursday nigh. Jacob Hess was
elected chief, Philip Baker first assistant, and
Charles E. Lounsbury second assistant Some wag
sent tin medal, be presented TO Thomas H
Lowden, a fireman. NJ Lowder recently rushed
upstairs in a burning building and saved pet dog
The medal is about a foot in circumference.
The people of Port Chester are dissatisfied with
the census, which gives the place only 5000 inhab
ltants A number of having large families
say that the enumerators skipped them. de-
mand Is heing made for census, to be con-
Quoted by the local authorities.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
NEw-YORK CITY,

A Christmas celebration will be held at st. Marks
Hospital under the auspices of the House Com
mittee, tomorrow at p.
The Retail Coal Exchange members met last
night No. 131 East ty-eighth-st., and elected
the following officers Henry Brenich. president;
G. D. Curtis first president George Eltz, sec
ond vice-presdent; A. F. Keckessen, secretary
John Rodenberg, treasurer; ]. S. Smoot, ]. Pang-
burn, jr., and William Brennan, trustees.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dinner and celebration of the New-England So
ciety, Waldorf-Astoria, $50 p. m.
Celebration of the thirty-ffth anniversary of the
Manhattan Club evening.
Peoples Institute lecture by Professor E. W.
Bemis on "Co-operation," Cooper Union, p. m.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
OLD SLEEPY HOLLOW CHURCH RECORDS.

The Yonkers Historical and Library Association
has undertaken the publication of the records of
the old Sleepy Hollow Church at Tarrytown. The
work of translating and transcribing the records
has been done by the Rev. DR.. David Cole, ex-
president of the society The records the
earliest and most complete list of baptisms and
marriages taking place in Westchester County, be-
tween 1857 and 1880 The old church built by
Frederick Philipse and his wife about $780, and
still stands in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
BROKER ARRESTED AT AsToR HOUSE.
ARTHUR NJ. PELLETREAU CHARGED WITH LAR
CENy BY A CUSTOMER

Arthur NJ. Pelletreau. broker was arrested at
the Astor House yesterday by Detectives McCon-
vile and Funston, of thu Central Office They were
looking for another man, and across him ac-
cdentally Pelletreau formerly member OF
the firm of Pelletreau Yale Co, of No. 20 Broad
ST He gave his address No. 1,2S5 Bergen-st.,
Brooklyn.
Thomas Gallagher, of No. l15 Richmond-st. Plain
field, n j., went before Magistrate Deuel., in the
Centre-st. court yesterday and charged Pelletreau
and the other members of the firm with larceny.
de said that on September 10 last, in response
TO an advertisement in newspaper. he called on
the firm and deposited $1,000 surety for a place
money.
Pelletreau arraigned before Magistrate
Deuel., in the Centre-st. court and held in 50 900
bail for examination on Monday afternoon.
Peletreau was expelled from the Consolidated
Exchange in May last. Some time ago, the police
say, Pelletreau was arrested on a similar charge,
made by c. II. Striker, of No. "a Lexington ave,
and in 1896 he had been arrested but had succeeded
both times in getting clear.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
NEM-ROCHELLE-

Mayor Dillon has received the resignation OF
Jacob wilkins. the Democratic Supervisor from the
Fourth Ward Mr.. wilkins viii have stay in
Florida this winter for his health The Common
Council has appointed ex-Alderman Frank Holler
10 iii the vacancy.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
REGISTERED MAIL HEATY.

The clerks in the General Postofice have never
been so busy IN the last few days In the IN
ternational department l registered letters were
handled yesterday. The value of these is placed AT
f2rzll2. large increase over the corresponding
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
MEETING OF STEEL pOOL urr

In the steel trade yesterday it was renorted
that the members of the structural steel noo, 49,
decided 10 hold a meeting in this CITY newt u,eal
when trade conditions will be generally discussed
Rumors OF contemplated increase OF pTices sr Gu
ceived with little credence - Feo "ie re-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
LARCHMONT.

The Larchmont Railway Company received per-
mission Thursday to use electric power in the
Manor part Of Larchmont. which has hitherto been
restricted. The company began the operation of
trolley cars in the Manor yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
THE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE coNqpAoq

II was reported yesterday at the Custom House
that the award for the construction of the fo,,nda
ton Of the new building at Bowling Green wo,Ia
probably be given out al Washineton - moud
are only two bidders -" 'o-uay' There
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
Prince Albert No. =.
Full Dress Shirts.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE AI.MANAc
q. & w.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 7:22 Sunset Moon sets n m -IMoon.s s,a
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 1927 Gov Island 7.5alF5eu Gate o.,e
PM-Sandy Hook 3lGov. S25 Hell Gate 1919
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
Announcements.

Avoid badness, gray hair, dandruff and thin
locks, by using PARKER'S HAIR BAI.SAM
GREVE'S OINTMENT makes healthy skin SOC
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
PFFKSKLI

George z. Cooley has purchased the building in
Main-st. which he has occupied for some years
from Mrs. Mary Ferris
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

Hinder the Direction % Mr. MAURICE GRAU
THIS AFT. at 2-RONEO EFT JULIETrE "a
French) Nine Melba; NM Ed de Reszke. Gilbert sSa
Saleza. Conductor. Mancnelh-
TONIGHT s. at Popular Prices-AlDA Gin Itallz1
Minnie Tracy and Homer; NM ScOtti JOC-net anu
Imbart de la Tour. Conductor. Fl0n.
Sun. Ev'g. Dec 23-First Grand Popular Concert II
addition 70 a miscellaneous Concert. ROssinis STABAf
MATER will be performed SOloists: Mines NortcA
Susan Strong and SchuInann- NM Crs-
monin Campanari. Gilbert PancOn, together win
nelli.
Mon EN'g, Dec. a. at I:4S-DIE WALhUfE On
German) Mines. Ternina Schumann- Heink. Gajski, MN
Van Dyck Blass, Bertram- Conductor Damrosch.
Wed Ev'g. Dec 26. at S:15-FirsJ production az Net
Opera House OF IA BOHENsE Gn ItaIan) Mines
MeIba. Frtzi. ScheH; NM. Saleza Campanari GilherL
Conductor. Mancinelli
Fri. Ev'g Dec Is at S-FIDELIO Gn German
Teruina and SChe6; NM Beruram. BlasS and Up
pei. Conductor DamrOsch
WEBER PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
BROKERS EXPULSION AFFIRMED.
APPELLATE DIVISION sUsTANs DECISION IN
THE NEUKIRCH CASE.

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court yes
ierday handed down decision affirming a judg-
ment OF the court below in the suit brought by
Charles Neukirch to secure reinstatement in the
New-York Stock Exchange. Neukirch had been
expelled from the Exchange. his right of member
ship had been sold and the proceeds had been paid
over 10 him.
Justice Patterson, who writes the opinion, says
that the expulsion the result of an investiga-
ton by the Governing Committee Of the Exchange
of certain transactions related TO fictitious sales
cooked up in connection with the operations Of the
=. s. Dean Company.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22

day in 1899. The domestic business in the money
order department shows enormous increase over
that of last year.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
GEO. CLINT Co.
A3.4s AND 81 WEST 23esr.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: l54,.no iS6 WEST I9~srneer
SUNDAY DECEMBER o

SUNDAY. DECEMBER %.
jefferson. Norfolk Old Dominion. s:OOp
MONDAY DECEMBER 81
Guyandotte. Norfolk. Old Dominion. 800
Minnehaha, London. AT Trans $50
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22

Fiune Dec I7-Arrivsd, steamer Pawnee CBr). Cart
wright. Trieste for New-York
Annoy Dec 19Arrlved, steamer Verona (ierl Hansen
TsiTg-Tu. for New-Yotk
Singapore. Dec 21-Arrtved previously A,ar,
(B). Kilgour New-YOrk for Shanghai.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
AmuSemeuts,

N~TE INN Attn & 2Sd ST.. At sso
VA I'll ItA Daniel FrOhman- Manager
- - - - MaIinees Thursday & sat. z;N
EXTRA MATINEES XMAS & NEW YEARS
ANNIE RUSSELL in RS3aL kS9aL Fashl FasIIf
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
IF FLINTs FiNE FURNITURE
a Last Minute RambIe

in our spacious warerooms will give you count
less gift suggestions, which are now reduced
below even factory prices.
Flemish tapestries in decorative colorings and
quiet designs, copies of those which medieval
princes fOndly carried in war times to decorate
their tents.
Antique Oriental Rugs glowing in color and
sheen, with richness no other textile dares ap-
proach. A special lot of Beloochstans, Guendjis
and KAYAKS at $50 former prices $1,000 to
$1,000.
Small pieces of odd furniture rich with cary
ings so artisticaly thought out and so vigor-
ousy chseled that Grinlng Gibbons himself
might envy the art and skill shown, when you
BUY oeThe MAKER"
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Valuable Farm and Wooded
Land for Sale.

W virtue of the authority vested In
40 me as the Executor of the Estate of
Dr. +. Il. White, deceased, l will sell at
public outcry in front OF the Court House
on Salesday in December, 1900, at Ander-
son, ,. g., during tho usual hours Of sale,
following. described Land, situated in
Gcntreviiio II Wlsiiip, and about >, miles
from tho City of Anderson:
lhACI No. l, containing one hundred
snd forty-fye acres, moro or less. ad-
Joining lands of John J.. Jolly, w. T.
McGill and otheN, more fully described
by Deed executed by w. w. Humphreys.
then Master of Anderson County, re-
corded In office Of Clerk of Court, Book
III, pages 53 aud 81, together with plat
recorded, Book WV, page AZ.
TRACT NO. ., contains one hundred
anu thirty-three acres, moro or less, at :
Joining Tract No. ], bounded by lands Of
>: j. Watson: Mrs. Martha Watson and
othere, DEED from a. A. Dickson and M.
Q. Smith, and moro fully described BY
Deed and plat recorded in Clerks cfIice,
Book Xxx. pages 627, G2S and G20.
The greater portion Of this Land is in
original forest Of oak, hickory, pine, etc.
Some OF the Land now in cultivation is
iresh Land, having been cleared OF tim
Tracts are we'll watereh aud considered
part of the best wooded land in the
County.
Terms Of fSale-One-thir cash, balance
on u credit OF ono and two years, with
Interest from day Of sale, secured bv
mortgage Of the premises and bond OF
purchaser, with privilege to anticipate
payment. Purchaser to pay extra for all
papers and stamps
For further particulars and plats call at
Whites Drug Store.
f. T. WILHITE, Executor.
Nov 7, 1900 20
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Trustees Sale.

PY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed
~ to me- 9 by Jas. w. Crawford, dated
January 20, 1000, and recorded in the
Clerks Office for Anderson County. in
Book "TTT," page 587, I will sell to the
highest bidder before the Court House
door at Anderson, 8. c., on salesday in
December next, tMonday, December s. 5.
1900. at the usual hour Of public sales.
the following described Tract Of Land, to
wit: ~
All that certain Tract OF Land, situate
in Anderson County, and containing
seventy;si1 (76) acres, moro or less, ad.
Joining lands Of D. 8. Watson, J. III, Mas.
teEs and others, and being same Tract
decided Jas w. Crawford by Il. X. Crew-
ford.
Terms Of Sale-One-half cash. ba,ance
on credit of twelve months, with leave
i1r ii1np purchaser Sa to pay all cash credit
and mortgage on the premises. Pur-
clamps.
LIE G. HOLLEMAN, Trustee.
Nov z, 1900 On
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Wild geese arc reported on the Sa-
yannah river. This is considered an in
failiblc sign by some Of the approach of
11W first cotton oi! mil! IN hi.
State was built 0y David II. Williams
near Society Hill, Darlington County,
in 1920.
Twenty-Five years ago Larkin
Helton and his wife, who resided two
miles from Dahlonega. had q quarrel
and separated. The wife moved off
about rs miles from Dahionega and the
husband remained here, being the last
time they had seen each other until
Tuesday afternoon, when Mrs. Helton
and her youngest son, who was only 8
years old when they left here, came to
the city. She had written to him some
time agc that :f he was willing she
would come and i've with him. 1t Twas
agreeable, and he went to work build
ing house near town. no ono knowing
what for, until the happy couple met
last Tuesday afternoon.-Da Dahlonegu
(Ga.) Nuyyctt.
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Executors Sale.
State Of South Carolina,

State Of South Carolina,
County Of Anderson.
BY virtue of the power vested in me
by the last Will and Testament of A. a.
jackson. deceased. will cell to the HIGH
est bidder on Salesday in December neyt.
In front Of the Court House, In the Citv
OF Anderson. during the usual hours Of
sale, the following named lands to wit:
All OF the SiO, eville Tract of Land. eitua.
TED ia Hall Township, on Rocky River,
Tract No. I, or Homestead" contain.
Ing two hundred and thirty. seven and
threo- fourth acres (237a).
Tract No. 2, or "Mill Tract" containing
one hundred and three acres (IO3). @
Tract No. 3, or "Church Traot.n con
taining one hundred and fifty acres (5Ol.
Also, by the same Will and the last
will and Testament of Mrs. Elyira r.
jackson. deceased, will sell at same time
and place one Tract OF Land, situated in
HAL township, about two miles from
Iva, containing seventy. one acres t7N.
ana known as tho "John w. Leverett
place.
Terms of Sale-Ca>h. Purchaser to pay
extra for papers and stamps.
THOS. G JACKSON, Executor.
Nov Z, 1000 20
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Trustees Sale.

pY virtue OF tho authority vested in me
D by the heirs-at law Of D. j. Bohan-
non, deceased. by Deed of Trust dated
November 9, 1900, which Is to be record
cd, will sell to the highest bidder before
the Court House door at Anderson, 8. c.,
on Salesday In December next, (Monday,
Dec. 3rd), at the usual hours of public
sales, the following property, to-wit:
All that certain Lot or Land, situate in
the City OF Anderson. on the corner of
Depot and McDuffie streets, and bounded
by lands OF David Dooley, r. l.. Keys
and Depot and McDuffie streets, and
having such corners and distances as
shown In said Deed of Trust
Terms Of Sale-One-h half cash, balance
ona credit of twelve months, purchaser
to have the privilege of paying all cash:
credit portion to be secured by bond OF
purchaser and mortgage on the premises.
purchaser to pay extra for papers and
stamps.
LEE G. IIoLLEN1AN. Trustee
Nov 7, 1900 90
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Why A Large Army is Wanted.

NEW YORK, November t.-Governor
Stone, of Missouri, who is in charge of
the New York branch of tho National
Democratic headquarters, gave ont the
following statement to. .ay:
Governor Roosevelt and other Re-
publican leaders and Republican news-
papers nre criticising Mr.. Bryan for
dcnouEcing the scheme of the Admins
tration to fasten large standing army
on the country, and especially for say
ing that it was intended to quarter the
army near large cities and to use it to
ovcrawc wOrkingmen. Nevertheless
Mr.. Bryan is right.
Senator lIawley, of Conncctic is
Republican United States Senator of
the Brahmin cast and stands high i'm
the councils of his party. He is chair
man OF the Senate committee on mill
tary affairs and in the Senate he haH
charge of tho bill increasing the army
and made n stronE speech in favor OF it.
On Marcn s, 1890, Senator Hawley also
made a speech before tho Connecticut
Legislature, and in the speech, among
other things, he said: And then among
other things that great countries must
think of are the wild, unreasoning in
surrectioEs and mobs. 1t was wise
thing for tho merchants of Chicago to
give tract of land to the National
Government, who fortified it and it is
now called Fort Sheridan. We have
heard Of disturbances in Chicago. We
hope, however, that we shall never
have any again, but we know the best
way not to have them is to be prepared
for tHcm. So say we shall need q
largo army to stand back of municipal
authority, In the last named 1esort, if
single company OF blue coats marches
..r'und the corner with their steady
and solemn steps, the mob disperses,
because they know they are men who
shoot when they are ordered to. 1t is
simply business with them. No Gov
ernment is free from the possibility of
rcsOrting to force.'"