Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - February 14, 1884, Boston, Massachusetts BOSTON THURSDAY FEBRUARY PRICE TWO NATIONAL Developing a Sentiment in Favor of Federal Social Gathering of the Fields With a Possible Political Bob Ingersoll in Partnership with His Former Client Despatch to Boston February members of interState commission on to edu met this evening with the of superintendence of cho Education Asso now in session in this for the purpose of discussing the prepared by the commission other matters connected with the extension of government assistance to the public schools of the Remarks were made by Thomas uell of president of the commis sion Milton Lytle secre tary Curry of general agent of educational fund and Northrop of Major Bobert Birigham ot North Carolina discussed the educational status and hoods ot the and Dickinson of Massachusetts the subject or national Several gentlemen from the Southern States joined in the alt of the speakers approving the general purpose details of tho Nearly every State Iq repre sented here by the commission and the department of and the members of both have i agreed fhat before leaving the city they will see the senators and congressmen from their respec tive States and urgo upon them tho of the commission or some similar A number of the members of both houses already been seen and speak favorably j of the granting of Federal many of them giving positive assurance that they will support the members of tho commission feel of its passage at this op to at tbe of to Tho Boston February dinner given by Justice and Field tonight at their elegant on Capitol in of David Dud ley who celebrated today his birth was one of tho most brilliant entertainments of its kind given In Washington thus far the which consisted of just was composed of the fol distinguished persons President Chief Justice Speaker Justice Jus Secretary Senator Ran Justice Cyrus Henry Justice Dudley Justice Field wore an costume of silver and black bro cade trimmed point iMer ornaments wore Dudley Field was attired In a lovely which she hail received from Worth and worn upon this occasion for the It was of blue ottoman court with white satin trimmed with round point luce of The only ornaments plus wore wore diamonds ind The the presented u of great At the middle of the tablo was ft Urge centrepiece composed entirely and tit end were placed other pieces made of At each plate was a choice The dinner was one of mul one of the most handsome in llii appointments thus has evir been In The printed entirely in upon cl a choice list of which were especially for and some of hu oldest nuu choicest Svines in the This by Field ai this time to a company ol this has naturally led to some talk as to or not it political OUT OP THE Put a Majority of One Vote Special Despatch to Tho February the Sonata to day Hale reported adversely from the naval committee the to appropriate for tho Greely relief who Introduced the was disposed to take the sense of the Senate on He thought It would be well that the secretary of tho navy should understand that the expenses of the expedition should be limited as Hale said the question had been disposed of and ho hoped It would not be He to postpone the 1 have from responsible that tho amount to which Ihls limits the appropriation will be even more than will Do to carry into effect the joint resolution passed and I hope the will nut be indefinitely Let us u vote and get lr out of the The was then indefinitely postponed by a Vote of l7 to of pur value at the bonds he considered would protect tlie currency mul be a safeguard Sherman delivered a prepared In which lie discussed the various propositions ing to the He two din Influences affected the currency one tho vapid accumulation of silver coin In tlie treasury and the resulting tear that In Hie i or time the currency will lie reduced to tho single standard nf the silver dollar the other the In main the circulation nf national banks caused by the rapid of United States bonds and tho consentient Increase ol their market Hu saw no hope at present of a s ot ihe silver sentiment of tlie as represented 111 being of the coinage of the silver This sentiment was undoubtedly creating distrust In investments made ou a sold basis and imist bring us to a silver 1ho doubt would then arise whether In thu adjustment of the new rates between nold and sliver the quantity or silver in the dollar will be Increased or the quantity of cold Passing on to the object of the lie said thb proposed gave some it made no distinction In the character or Intrinsic deposited for seen and would bo the ot insecurity anil Ho offered an amendment which he thought would meet the It provides for tlie issue ot currency up to tlie value of government Interest at S per and in ad dition thereto an amount equal to onehalf ot excess of the capacity ou the face ot the bond over ami above i per delivered a set speech In sup port of the contending that all tlie other are wrong in At tho Semite went Into executive and a few minutes afterward the Mnn to February lie House Warner desired to otter a resolution directing the committee on enrolled bills to In quire into the delay In forwarding to the Presi dent the enrolled for the relief the sufferers by the Ohio saying that It did not tlie President until although re from tho Senate soon after House of Missouri moved lo amend by extending the inquiry to the reason why the House debated the all day when It could been passed lu Objection was and resolution was rc Turner ol Georgia called up the contested election case ot Chalmers second Mississippi and addressed the House In support of tho majority lie was signed by tan of the fifteen He proceeded to state the issues In the ot defended the report ot the seat on evidence to lie Having presented to the committee of the Governor rogu and In Gates of Alabama argued that the commit tee had gono bevond the instructions ot the which limited tho present Inquiry to the facts lu the and that a report In favor of Manning should have Colib of Indiana contended that the cate of election in proper whether rightfully or wrongfully carried with it a facie right to the said if Manning would present ills certificate at the desk and ask to be sworn in ho would vote to admit hut ho could not sustain this Indirect argued that it was not compe tent for Manning or any other member to foreclose the judgment ot the House by an admission that he was not the facie question was the only one under and that was determined by the of the The discussion was continued until D without reaching a the House ad 1ST Blackburn Despatch to Tho Boston February serenade was Blackburn tonight In honor jf his election to the His friends assem bled at tho lUggs preceded by the marched to the National a resident made an address congratulating to which he re In feeling Addresses were also and of Ken Murphy of Iowa ad of Speaker Carlisle sent a letter The McDonald 1 Special to Tho February Mc Donald was engaged In tlie wholesale distribution of taffy on tho door of Die House Wat Stockslager and other members of the Indiana delegation In Congress were kept busy in bringing up representatives from different States and them to In dianas McDonald does not talk about his but he Is making as many friends from all purU ot the country as ABBEYS He Will Withdraw lU the End of the Sea THE CRISIS 01 THE Muddy Waters Expected Soon to A Week on the River from Cincinnati to Relief Steamboats in the and TSITR nud Not Despatch to Tho February finding ot the Proteus court of Inquiry was transmitted to the Senate this afternoon Lieutenant tous conduct Is briefly reviewed and favorably The finding is devoted to General Hazens organization ot the court commends the care and mention be gave tu this but thai In many particulars and In some of the gravest mo ment General fulled in an adequate com prehension of the necessities of the case and of measures and means essential to meet As all ot the errors commit ted arc to been due lo the lack of a wise provision and sound judgment In the exercise of i widely discre nnd unattended by any wilful neglect or in ial dereliction ol the court Is of the opinion mat no proceedings a Dial court are called Jk Admitted Into the Cuttle vo The Hoston February appears mat John Alley of Massachusetts ha a purchase of the interest uf Use late James ol in Palo cattle This partner Is Colonel Hubert The linns name will bt Alley has hai business relations the foi some time both gentlemen associated In the notorious The of worthless mine was peddled out in Washington at prices ranging from to per and quoted at But Alley ilk not Interest ihe until thu big rascals were and it is that lie hold i shale ot tnu worthless upon wind the certificates are Thu price paid Alley nnd Ingersoll for their lu ranch Is saiu ti be over THE Despatch to The Boston February by tits and starts last heavy rain by spells all heavy clouds overhanging and over seventy feet ot water lu a river where marks the danger shows something of the condition things General promised a heavy fall In the temperature but It hasnt come The river rose seventeen Inches In the last twenty four That means more destruction than morn people moro demands for a longer period of darkness and out little coal to be few little no freight moving to or trom a great trade no higher prices In not much of anything but and a great deal too much of that Cincinnati is and and She will for her own and dp It well her big hands will be with home The calls for aid and their generous responses all over the country are not too There Is enough for the charity and goodwill of the whole people to do along this great in places where as yet little or nothing Is known of the The water now Is on Pearl the heaviest retail street in the running like a mill race along this mart of four squares back from tho suspension the thousands of whose passengers are transferred by propelled by means of ropes stretched from the telegraph Soon the mighty tide must begin to It cant bo long now before the angry waters cease their irresistible and begin to tall back from the unnumbered miles of Invaded terri tory into their proper In spito of this There ia Hopeful About the Situ III Newport anil the ten or a dozen Important suburbs that arc located In the Inundated than houses wholly or partly under Many of these have sheds aud of which have boon while uot a few have off and fences have suffered When tho waters go down the owners of these houses will find them Badly and it will be at least a month be ore things will regain their normal Matters will not bo so bad in the hut along the river front the loss will be very Many foundations have been and falling buildings and crumbling walls are becoming alarmingly In regard to the logs little can as yet be but it will be frir greater than last Great as will bo the direct loss the indirect loss will be tar has been suspended almost entirely tor a and when It will recover from tho Interruption Is a matter of The situation in the extreme east end of the city from Washington street to Columbia Is really de aud no less than 1500 houses are under The village of Turkey Bottom Is entirely and many of the smaller cottages havn floated Kast Columbia is entirely sub and the people have fled to hill ior At Tusculum and Delta the river Is coming over the and is last creeping up Cottage Is In a very distressed con and owing to the high winds ot last night several houses have displaced and some have floated on down tho A magnificent sixtyfive feet floated to the at the f not ot It Is now Happy Hollow entirely drowned not a house in place is visible below tho From road to the Is entirely submerged and more than 400 houses are under From railroad cross Ing to Washington street Goodlow street is com deluged and done the prop erty by the running driftwood aud floating From this point to the depot Is a vast lake of I to Thu February Hie Senate to day lo provide for of circulating notes tu bunking lions was taken Bayard made a long speech on lite by ihe He lor one dill desire to see Ihe matter so profoundly important to every great aud in any tLu finger and thumb of any however respectable or however in of ike was to which ut hue had on Ic Bt u layer oi the cl this currency to tue Special Despatch to The Boston NEW February report was again current this evening to the effect that Aubey had notified the directors of the Metropolitan Opera House that ho would not lease of that building for next According to the ho Is required to five notice three months in advance should he desire to give up the At the office of tho Opera House it was tonight that nothing was known about such a Among the persons more or loss acquainted with his business during tho last and since he left Mow it is said that fce had pretty well when he began his country to give up the Metropolitan Opera House and If the company made money outside of New York to reimburse him for his losses lie might keep the house another year but In stead of profit there has been a steady It IB said that the receipts have not ex in one whereas the including ear fares for a company of 270 have been estimated at not lens limn a Abbeys expenses out of New Yuri have bwn be than be cause he has lo piy for whereas the Metropolitan Opera House was given to him for and SHIOO a per in The ill the West havo proved especially disastrous to Abbeys and is If he can pay expanses where year made i clear profit of in his to the is understood to to the defects of the new Opera House his failure lo opera piy The ex penses of and which were borne by proved also to lit enor Tlu gas fur November was while fur healing mid ventilating thu cost was Si 800 lor the Altogether H is salU that about was lost hi the opening season of Abbey hiis ycl to give live weeks uf opera at Hie beginning March It was only with the that he would lie a bits to seat in tnu house tor ol the Ab luys double company was Among the I the Metropolitan Opera House there is much which have bee i The original cost of i box WHS but them i have been hvo one of and of the rnd is not it Is possible besides upon as necessary fur the of tho it may be necessary in remodel the whole nf the at a cost of it least ami to some sort of In keeping with thr size of Uhi Thu expenses to dale have buen while will lie due in tci at least more before the season Outsider can rent i liux for tho season the for about half of what boxes cost She in to say noth ing of the original Dye Is said I be lint man who will take thu Metropolitan Opera next Opera next to a to Boston LAKE February a oil the war of who was yo years old and one ol tlie oldest Masons in the was tiven a ai by Mount Lebanon and The colonel lias been a Mason GO HP is remarkably haie anu and lor u man of Tin effects 5ctuiic are a and controlling over any IT allaying the ill tilt U ItIs Impossible for an outsider to conceive tho awful destruction and desolation the terrible flood has wrought Buildings are toppling over into the flood every and the people stand appalled at the frightful possibilities ahead of From the Licking river on one side anil the Ohio on other people havo been obliged to several and then lost all their It Is the most nearly wiped out of the three Much over the town is under water and Its popu lation are mostly crowded into the remaining The streets that are dry are tilted with furniture in heaps and people by mostly with nothing to cat and depending ou Every hour the dry laud Is lessened by the encroaching till some are driven nearly frantic by the prospect Then were 9000 people furnished with breakfast this 0000 loaves of pounds uf gallons of coffee and 800 gallons of sunn being given Harriet tho woman who was driven crazy by the was tried lu the County Court on a writ of and adjudged to bo of unsound A lady oil street gave birth ton child with her bed In the water this Four other similar cases wero reported to relief Tiie court house 111 the centre of Newport Is the point in and two feet more of water will reach Chicago telegraphs The relief tins morning wero Last nights wind swept from twelve and tw outers on the Licking front Into every conceivable A large well caved in at the side of tho Methodist parsonage on Taylor street hint cracking the lolls second and making ii liable to at any Madi son floated out this Tho wall r reached the nil the prisoners d lo the second is having at his own a large building on ton street for tho houses n and streets were d upward at i this The Newport water works is washed ihu water is rushing through the building anil Luc pumps havo Along tlie great is being Houses havo separated from their and have been anchored lo prevent their flouting down the daimme will result If the Licking should fall as dwellings will be carried a i small suburb is In a critical About this the Kulo Waters through Front making terrible waves uni causing great damage to the An Indigna tion was nnd II was resolved tu In with instructions to lire on any boat coming too They claim that is plenty m me uid that the boats are not compelled to run through the we mean said a prominent gen in Dayton to n as a breechloading which he carried ou his Well kill the Hrst pilot that luo after midnight the cily of was shut off from ail with the lest of except by by the closing up of the Lexington There no market wagons til town and no chance In bring In cattle therefore thu the average denizen will bu confined fur the lime being lo hox and Austinburg Is in a very dan and rations am being sent there Among tile romantic connected with the flood was a marriage look place The wore Frank Hoffman ol and of this Aller being rowed oiH squares the the words which joined two hearts HI At 8 oclock tonight the river was seventy feel one and ter rising hall au iuch au ami THE OK The Turbulent Ohio TUE climax until tomorrow somewhere be tween tho mouth of Little Miami river and Cin The historic of the flood of 3881 will probably not exceed 70 7 Tho river is now rising at the rate of less than half an inch an There is no present daimer that It shall to fall the subsidence will bo in by another Above Portsmouth lloud has done its though scones of must yet he passed through before the waters will bo again in their banks and the people settled in their As to the rate at which the waters will go after reaching their climax some comforting assurance may be drawn from news that at it fell three fuel In the first hours after the highest point hail been Cold weather Is promised for This will add to the suffer ing of the people camped on the hills and who are living In tho stories of their houses without but will hasten tho climax at and probably Increase tho rate of subsidence after the river to TTP XKE TO The Story of of tho Week an tho Muddy Special to Tho Boston February was 19 feet this morning and tho Allegheny 19 feet G which showed a rise of three feet in thu latter during the It is thought that out ot the 2500 people who are still depending on assistance not one remains whose wants havo not been temporarily The steamer Katie arrived last from having a week on the Captain given a vivid description of appearances along the river In a brief Interview this morning he said It is the most desolate and dreary picture one ever It Is simply No one can form an adequate conception of the awful destruction and loss of ami all kinds of floating down the vast sea of muddy water makes In all my lite is u steamboat man I never saw anything so calculated to stir the sympathy and arouse the feelings of a man as some ot pictures one can see along the Ohio It is to attempt any description as 1 bellove it Is beyond tho power ot one to dolhi eate such a scene miles this side of only three houses are loft in tho entire all the rest been swept of my men stood on tho deck coming around bend on and counted sixty houses floating At nearly every house is What Jew are left are hardly as they have more the appearance of mud shanties than They are covered with a thick yellow Much difficulty was experienced in under and in one instance the top of the pilot house to bu and tho bridges could be touched with the hand standing on Sued for Two Lost Despatch to The Boiton February This afternoon Barton Instituted suits In tha United States Court tho city of to recover damages for the loss of Ihe towboats Monitor and which were wrecked at the foot of street at the Allegheny whart February In the ease of the Monitor damages arc laid at and for the Lillio Is In their affidavit the owners aver that when breakup In tho river there was so much ice and rubbish piled upon the wharf that the owners oj tun were unable to secure them and they wero sunK aud proved u total A Trip feho u with Despatch to Ttio February GLOBE correspondent has just returned from down the New situated ou the West Virginia Is In a fearful the water reaching back towards the Interior as far as tho eye dan In this little city a vigilance tee has been They nave stationed themselves on tho roof ot a and had a cannon with which they loaded with nails and other This appa ratus is used to protect the town by preventing steamboats from aud it is suld that It has had a very marked affect In several eral lastIn this At where there were formerly forty two stores and a church there ls now only tho aud two the balance ol the structures having been drawn out Into the resistless Amos Brothers still with a miscellaneous Was swept Amos was standing with her below tho and when she saw the store My guos our house The words no more than p ssed her lips when her aunt lay a corpse at her she having died of At Marietta a fearful sight meets the the water into that beautiful liltle city for over a and in the lower part of the town not a house is to he lioth ihe largo bridges across Urn had and all commu with the outside world Is cut Every business house lu Marietta was and most of them had water lu the second Mo lives were lost Belpre and fared about the same as The River railroad from Wheel ing to Is a complete Tho majority of their cars are on the Ohio shore of the lodged well up lu the limbs of the trees on the where they will probably until long ihe Ohio Valley road Is Such seems us were on this trip will probably never again the eyes of any ot the present At least 1200 houses have been wreaked between Wheeling and and are completely under but lor no lives luvo been A CITY EH thu l Cur Aid tu the of districts ot Cincinnati ami She and leave today to visit the various towns on the The stop will bo matte at unless information comes on the way that thoin Is destitution In towns above Wheeling that calls for the of the Bed Cross Cincinnati has made the central depot for but wherever It found that aid is urgently needed Miss Barton will draw upon the societies which havu funds In their the wealthiest depository of tho asso being at n Of to Tho Boston February John a member of tho yes afternoon introduced a for the of money to bo used for the relief of the flood sufferers tho Ohio It was read twice and then referred to a select committee of and The provides for lo be distributed by a commission consisting of tho and auditor ot the When the Legislature convened this morn Ing the was Immediately called up for the third reading and in Special to Tho Boston February lied Cross Society this city calls upon the people for a prompt an swer to thu cry for help that comes from sufferers by Oho Ohio and will hold Itself responsible for a just use of all Tho boys ou change raised n sub scription ot among themselves today In a few and ihe matinee given Ihls afternoon by Colonel and and Gerster and Hie members of Her opera troupe netted another for the same In Ton February ten this morning wero paid in at a citizens meet ing for the relief of the Ohio valley Hood Henry subscribed Two carloads of at sent to oils aud this February Bates ot the Baltimore Ohio Telegraph Company to day tendered the free use of its lines to Secretary General and tho various relief committees of the Ohio river ilond sufferers to facilitate the of food and John Wessels received an appeal for aid today from tho of and at once Issued a call for a public which will bo liola to morrow to devise means of relief for the KKW February Henry has a of citizens tor to morrow evening to take measures to assist tho sufferers by the Western The Cincinnati Indian railroad now land their by rail at Chester seven miles from the heart of tho city of have chartered by which they are now enabled to make all con over Its and laud parties In tuu heart of Mayor Martin has received tho following de spatch February To the Mayor of Our elly nf over souls Is entirely under Our people have been ferrying stuck In Die hills for past twenty Over hall ol our city will be washed The water stands and In many houses lour deep in tho second Already over 100 houses have floated and over a hundred have turned and 1 should say 200 frame houses are anchored heavy tied to trees and telegraph When 1 say tho ends of poles arc under water in parts of our you can an Idea nl volume of Tin current has come ihe lining much We have not seen ft paper nor hail a mull anil Monday we got a man to go In a skill seven miles above here and send The river con lo and we have telegraphed lo to Secretary of State A SALOON Mulne Victim ot or the Special Officers Feruald and Shields of Division 5 arrested Michael as years am Henry 31 years of at 0 last charged with robbing Ur Edgar of o in a saloon corner of Tromon and Berkeley has a at the while Leonard Is a hack driver and the man who was arrested some time ago in con with Die assault ease Cam The heard call ing for help about 3 oclock Tuesday morning in the vicinity of and streets and upon finding him he stated that ho had riding In a and the parties with him liu his The coat was subsequently fount on whom It had been thrown by tho About 4 oclock Tuesday some parties Informed the officers that while Ii the Welden they saw take out roll of a portion of which tell to the floor am was picked without attracting the of tho who was under the o at the by Mealey and Leonard who then took the doctor and putting bin into a heroic got In and drove Tho nex known of tho gentleman from win when he was calling fur Mealey live in South Hoston and Leonard at Mount Pleasant The pair will appear In tho Municipal Court today In Memory of Wendell At a meeting last Monday evening of tho Oar rlson an association men ot this It was voted to hold a memoria service to commemorate tho death of who was ono of Its honorary members aud a scries of resolutions eulogistic of the de ceased was of appropriate resolutions was at a recent meeting of Union Irish Na tional of with reference to the death of Wendell The Local Assembly of Knights of Newton Lower at Its last meeting adopted a series of eulogistic resolutions ou Wendell Phillips An Old Offender in Michael alias Fatty 34 years of and has served eleven years behind the bars In the employ of the Michael was again taken Into yesterday by Inspectors Lynch and Watts of the Contra office on cion of robbing Vaughn on near Eliot about two months of a meerschaum and lu The occurred In tho night time and the pipe was subsequently found In a pawnshop and traced buck to who claims to have bought It from some unknown Ho will ap pear in the Municipal Court The following Fresh Stock of aie ana game at Parks Portsmouth is his home for Our people will have to camp out on the hills in Kentucky and back in Ohio tomorrow Any aid your people should care to send our city the Mayor will acknowledge and people will be Chairman Finance A limit to f the to The February At 5 oclock evening the ol tlie tlood was reached at sixty miles up the river from and passed OH the j If il not rain tonight it ought to react the mouth of Little seven miles ip the soon after daylight A slurp freeze would Little is rising wills recent at the it ihu a Lait February last the tension ol is Thu of the Ohio rose the levee into doomed In a few hours every lower was The is half m Inch an hour and will continue to rise for sev enil as the rivers everywhere The water will probably reach above tin watermark of and within two or three feet of last years dreadful can prevent great every possible preparation has No trains are run and navigation will be wild and If not wholly Drowned in the Swollen February night live men returning home to in a boat were Iaulus and both were Three young men came down the river in a and when near tho sus cratl suddenly lurched and threw Two were drawn under and di The other oil for anil probably net a Tlie In full view ol hundreds nn the Their names are not known nor the bodies re For Aid and to ti Tim February AIIMS Clara the whose name is more or Uss familiar is tlie o the American Society of the by Marshal is il iu this lu lUe bus itu power uf for all of tlm The Harpooners June agii I H in ibe of the crew were laid up with Our gunm nnd teeth all over iml our breath it by mid lurye ve were pretty All oiu witu but luul a couple dozen of and un We on it quicker than I have ever Kten nun brought about by uny oilier treatment for Ive deal of no men tlun In your your 6arnnpnrillu rood for I thought you ought to know of nnd HO Bend you the The Troopers Si I have much to lo the grail of your Wo for over two during which time we bad to live in under for a time cm Ifi la this country I hud ionH for I to laky your Sarca two of hurts I inn now Yours Cape Mounted Ayers IB ihe only thoroughly the only medicine Hint of and from BY Ayer Bold by till tl for cured tho or 1 ol curb cau be of I MUt mulled for 10 dart aui And offer them to discriminat ing buyers at the Ever marked on similar goods in City of as fol lows 225 Pairs Glove Top Kid Fox Button reduced from to 150 Fairs Mat Kid ami Straight tout reduced from to 285 Pairs Plain and Narrow Toe re from to T 508 Pairs Misses Slat Foxed Button re from 90 Pairs Misses Straight Goat Button re from to Fairs Pebble reduced from to 230 Pairs Boys Glove Top Calf Foxed Button re from to 500 Pairs Youths Glove Top Calf Fox Button re from to Our entire stock of Youths Boots and Shoes at re to per Washington and Avon As good quality its you can buy elsewhere at and MenK Caps nt usually sold at Moils Extra Heavy Oxford Mixed Double large reduced from Hoys heavy dark Oxford Beaver marked down from Mens and exua heavy and 1Z5 usual retail to Hoys 50 Iif jo ol our may Hire wii n S CHAIN AMI a of to tna ot or tu our or or Warranted not to and autoed will lie sold at A great Every garment not fulfilling the above conditions will be exchanged or money With BAMBOO 26iiicli at 28lMh at We the same Umbrellas with at 1O Cents apiece WINTER Best Shoe in Ameri ca for the AND LAGE For Sale by all Dealers i Medium and a a have marked lors of light tw tho Inv Seven All oS to 610 022 263 Washington Mult Dour lu Washington A Analysis lly the present of cow Dt I of his iu M KurU to of the Ity i by tU llii I a lor Ipon one trial iU merits will be as the relief LM and in eases in i a positive Consultation by 5 12 At all V i
