8. 1901. vSW-YOBK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. PEQEMBES R. B. **cy kCi.'s Attractions Are"inelr Urn nice* while th« final fusion hi th* third arc effects to production of a very fluid glass, which Is delivered BTSSERT WEARS STRIPES. Into a collecting pot, from which it car, be taken at once for the manufacture of any desired articles. " .;\u25a0 ROMAN Now IN A SING SlN'<» ' UTRPHY TO TRY DIAMOND. .- .I. UiJUfOXD SAW HIM OFF. |ii *lll l Burt 71 Yf V%B#m esi4tliSt.^i^«» »* THE CAPTATN Cieorre Vlsstrti the former wardman of Police IMPRKSSrON PP.CVAILS THAT Captain Diamcnd. who was convicted of receiv- WILL BE DISMISSED. ing a bribe for the protection of a den of vice In Churchill Captain Dfamonfl, who was convicted recently the precinct In -which Acting Captain paid a fine of fl,ooo. panic among evil- of "wilfulneglect of duty,"end recently has been creating a yesterday that charges of neglect Sale. received notice doer*, arrived at Sing Sing Prison at 2:30 p.«m. by Police Com- Shoe of duty had been madi against him serving sentence five Books yesterday to begin his of missioner Murphy. The Commissioner apparently be Women's Kid of hi* be Monday's special features will STAY, rears and six months. Further efforts haBrooklyn. j£el:y and Yon Deism, who aifo took along ONCE Nassau, corner Fulton St., 413 The Isle of the Shamrock— Johnson, $2.00 | $1.79 "Joe" "Williams, a man convicted of election CREDITOR ALLEGES. — $1.80 frauds. The prisoners were taken to the Grand Norse Stories Mabie, $1.62 Central Station in time to catch the 1:10 p. m. Decision was reserved by Justice Fitzgerald. In — brought Highway Creelman, $1.20 $1.08 train. the Supreme Court yesterday, in an action On the Great Captain was at the see France, whole- Diamond station to by Henry Eckel & Co.. of Epernay. Wild Near Sharp, $2.00 ! $l.;o Siesert off, arid with him was Captain Hterllhy, Reichmann, BURGLARS LOOT FLAT. ABOUT Life Home— now under indictment. sale "wine merchants, against Theodor BOY Holmstreet, $1.00 singer; Crempien. his brother-in- The Story ofManhattan— . 89c Bissert. when spokT-n to by a newspaper man, !an opera W. G. convey- •aid: "Don't got defendants, to set aside the DIAMONDS. $1.75 bother me. I've nothing to say." :law and other Importing diamonds Lives of the Hunted, % $1.49 estate, at $112,000. the charge INTO TELL- For 25 years we have been rcush ances of real valued on THEY CHOKE YOUNGSTER (free duty) them in 'i in good and precious stones of and cutlinK Herford, $1,OO : 89c that the transfers were illegaland not made this country, thus savins the duty on cut stones. Sixty- More Animals— OXLT THE CHIEF WAS WORKING. ING JEWELRY'S HIDINGPLACE. three round trips to the European diamond markets is the faith. record of our Mr. D. Meades; he should know something Reichmann came here In 1391. under a contract by now about a precious stone. Many a dcUar we have Hose-— Importations. Company, to sing at caved those who have patronized us. by Belling- direct from Silk Our Own with tha Abbey-Grau Opera cutting: factory to the consumer, the more important CHOKER PUTS LIFE IXTO TIRED NEW- salary of 51,000 WHILE LYINGIN WAIT TO HOLD our always taste never be the Metropolitan Opera House at a CAUGHT the sale the greater the saving naturally. We are Silk Hose appeals to all women. Your judgment and will .7 St. purchasers and court comparison as ERIGKTOX FIREMEN. a week. He purchased the property N0 UP A MAN-ONE SIXTEEN, ONE gI&C to see Intend. challenged if you choose Silk. Hose for the gift. Our present stock Is ex- St. to price and quality. To out of town customers we al- Mark's Place for $51,000 and No. 22 Marks ways send the be«t we have nearest their ideas and re- ceptional. variety is comparatively immense ; the elegance of the styles Chief Edtvard F. Croker at Fire Headquarters the THIRTEEN. money If Is not satisfactory. The « for $-31,000. He subsequently went into turn selection yesterday received a request from Coroner John ac and Charles and the qualities are worthy of deepest admiration, and the prices— their mar- wire business with J. Harry Bostwick Two lads were arrested by the police of the Meixd&s; Co., — Seaver of the Borough of Richmond to put out tha '" Wiliiam-st., firm nam« Be Sola cheapness complete the combination that makes this sale important BU at No. 12 under tbe One-hundred-and-twenty-sixth-st. station Stones, vellous fire in the ruins at King's plaster mills. Nev.-- Co. The firm obtained credit Kast Jewellers & Cutters of .Precious Every pair was by direct personal representation Best unsurpassed. secured in the cut Tuesday, of wick F.ieck & charged burglary after they had and Brirhtcn. The fire broke on last and for large quantity of wine, but last nisht with 12-16 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. since that time the ruins have been smouldering. from Eckel & Co. a Harlem, jewelry leading French and German centres. No other house would dream of selling mosey, and became heavily Involved in IS3S. broken Into a fliithcuse In stolen •PHONE 6202 A Cortlandt. There are MM to be seven bodies In the ruins, and lost ?400, frightened a boy who was them this way:— The Union Square Eank. through Fromme valued at and the coroner wants to get them out. Chief Crokc-r Joseph Brothers, their attorneys, in March. 1533. attached alone In the house. The prisoners are Fine Spun Silk Hose, winter weight. Pure Silk Hnse. plain ir.S ribbed, replied that he would conic down as soon as pos- g~«v property unpaid note for $2,500 Albertson, years cf No. 727 Prospect high-spliced he*?:* and toes. 89c. pink, sky, cardinal, heKo. and went 'y at on an sixteen old. HELD A AT BAY. — r sible. He the fireboat Zophar RelchmamVs CARLOAD right white: sold elsewhere at 3; ilir.s. gave bond and had the attachmem. Sachs, thirteen Strong and se'-vJoeable Just for our "West Thirteenth-st., and ordered the captain to Reichroann a Place. Brooklyn, and Morris price following. His wine firm the* general wear. 51.&4. make all speed to Xew-Brlghton. In thirty-five released in the July years old, of Xo. 76 East One-hundred-and- to Europe. Hose, minutes the iireboat was alongside the cock at the retired from business and he went back forty-fifth-st. Albrrtson was up and BOLD MOVE OF A THIEF WHO HAD Pure Silk Black Hose, medium and Pure Silk plain black with pretty against the firm locked designs embroidered Chief Croker found only one fireman Eckel & Co. obtained a judgment latter, gauze, double soles, high-spliced heels tinted on the in- plaster mills. Relchmann, Sachs sent to the Chil Iren's society. The A BOY. steps, $1.94. Clarence Cary of the New- for the amount due them, and accord- ROBBED and toes. $1.39. on duty there. Chief his real the plolce say, has just been released from the Brighton Department. was only ore ing to the complaint, in order to save Hose, heavy weight. Hose, plain black, Richelieu Fire There in Asylum. Passaic, N. J., Dec. 7 (•Special).— Holding at Pure Silk Black Pure Silk working on the ruins, and this was estate here from his creditors, executed a deed Juvenile lustre, high-spliced heels and and Rembrandt ribbed, insteps •iec- line of base brother-in-law, given out by the police, bay a trolley car full of passengers, a bold thief beautiuil manned by laborers in the employ of Joseph W. Vienna transferring it to his According to the story toes. Sl.fiJ>. orated with embroidered flg-ares. $2.49. 5100,000. as set Cumming?. widow, escaped to-day after had been captured by Cody, the contractor. Chief Croker asked Chief Crempien. for a consideration of Mrs. Mary a lives on the sec- he Hose, very here three a citizen. The thief had a butcher, Pure Silk Black Hose, medium weight. Pure Silk Black flna and Cary why he did not put his men to work. Chief forth in the deed, which was recorded ond floor of the flathouse with her thirteen- swindled high-spliced and toes, given the bond to six styles of ribs, high-spliced heel 3 heavy, heels sold Cary replied that his men had responded to the months after keichmann had son, Charles. She is employed as a Robert Goodwin, out of $20 by an old trick. He 52.50; 00; our $2.49. secure the attachment. Other creditors also sued year-old and toes, value "our price 51.04. I elsewhere at ?3 price fire when it broke out on Tuesday and that they Reichmann's firm. . _ stenographer In an office downtown, and was sent an order for meat and a request for change had worked thirty-five hours consecutively and Cremp;en, in I£»6. the premises No. i for A boy was sent out with the change. $1.74. transferredBayard BlacKwell, law- not home. Albertson and Scrchs entered the ?20. $2.75 Silk Hose at that he could not get them out. St Marks Place to W. a yer the mortgage on the property. house through the front door, v--ulked up- The thief was waiting in Ann-st, He snatched stock, styles of all- they to respond?" asked Chief Croker. for SS.SGO over and Pure Silk Black Hose, woven of selected strong three "Do refuse "p.lackwell was alleged to be a partner of \\. H. Cummlngs the money and ran. replied Cary. "but they are com- and it was de- stairs. They tried the door of the lace design*, spliced heels and toes, worth $2.75; our price 51.74. "No." Chief McGinnis. Reichmann's attorney, citizen, witnessed the theft over pletely tired out." clared that, as Keichmann had paid $21,000 above apartment, but found it locked. Albertson lifted John Schlelch. a he purchased the property, it firemen and they willhave to take the the mortgage when Pr.c^hp, the smaller and lighter of the two. over and gave chase. He followed the thief for a few $5.00 $2.98. "They are was of the same value men. It was asserted that Silk Hose at rough work with the smooth. You send out an had knowledge of Reichmann's indebted- the transom. Th^- latter climbed through, blocks. In Main-aye., the principal business BlackweK was Hose made of the richest French Silk—black grounds with openwork insteps alarm nor,- and call out two companies and have ness to Eckel & Co., and that this transaction dropped the floor, opened the from street, the fugitive boardtd a car bound for Pat- by Crempien Relchmann to to and door or hand-erabroUered figures ; also white and your men stretch in there, and in a co-pie of hours carried out and defraud erson. He took a front seat. Schleieh caught and self-colored daintily-tinted smouldering Reichmann's creditors. the inside, and l>?t hla c mpanion in. The search figures self or softly-contrasting you can put out the fire that is now Evidence was given that Reichmann had written the car and going up to the thief placed him colored grounds with hanJ-embroidered in was no necessity for ail this Hom- fnr wealth then began. in the ruins. There from Vienna asking the husband of Louisa under arrest. The thief, a young man, got up tints. Each pair is in a separate bax—held into folds by a band of white you your men out and they of the defendants, to take the property From room to room the lads went, searching; delay, and if will call berger one prop- at $5.09; our price $2.93. act in the matter." back f'cr him, and that Crempien deeded the something value to carry and drawing a revolver aimed It at Schleichs silk ribbon. They are sold elsewhera refuse to respond Iwill then at same everywhere for Of conversation, erty No. 22 St. Mark's Place to her the unsuccessful, however, head. Coroner Seaver. who had heard this time that he conveyed the other property to Black- away*. They were and was re- go paid. $8.00 Lace Hose at $4.98. then said: "I just wanted to know who welL could find nothing that they could move except 'Xet or I'llkill you." he Silk sponsible in this case. Am Ito look to you, Chief Crempien and B!ackwell, in their answer, denied Then, keeping the plain black and white grounds, enhanced with delicate and made by the plaintiffs. Justice Fitz- bric-a-brac. They were giving up the hunt as man and the other pas- Pure Silk Hos?— Croker. to Chief CaryT" the allegations or gerald directed briefs to be submitted to him with- coming from ecrgers Inrange, he backed out. The conductor graceful Inserting refined hand-embroidered figures— thrERTY third-st.. directly opposite the park. Mooney mission known to exist and one of four In this country. Tw» sii The pot furnace in a away, followed may be aroused, stimulated and sustained. are arranged within a iurna.ee and acted upon LEVIED IN THE TIME OF TWEED. caught Albertson, but Sachs ran of be sys- BOSTON CAMPAIGN CLOSES. Dresden Punch Bowls of the 16th Century- adjacent has Boyle. tower, Sixth—The men the Church should externally by the heat from an grate, by The lad hid in the old fire tematically organized for the purpose of coming Two Bulgarian Full Dress Costumes sent by M**3 largclv given way to the so-called "tank" caught by the The — furnace. Another attempt is to be made to vacate an as- where he was detective. to the aid of the missionary cause and sharing the tie MISSIONARY BY the m •::"..- fused in large quantities upon the the wom- STONI". .NOW HELD CAPTIVE sessment levied on property between One-hundredth jewelry was found on youngsters. burdens which have so lung rested upon the BRIGANDS, to Tiffany Co. hearth of a rtverfceratcry furnace. With the in- en and children. THATIS, SUPPOSEDLY, BUT ACTUALLY POLITICAL & *• troduction of the tank lurnace the use of direct fir- and One-hundred-and-tenth sts., in Mar.hattan-ave.. Ancient Siamese pottery sent tT tiring, ar.d this WILL. The collection of ing has been replaced by gas with In the Tweed. Recently, after LIVE STOCK EXHIBITION ENDED. There has been no effort in the conference to WORK CONTINUE UNTIL.TUESDAY. to the World's Fair at Chics**, systems time of the case had Siamese Government either regenerative or recuperative are em- been along more than quarter — minimize or gloss over these difficulties and faults. — Exceptional ployed. dragging for a of a Chicago, Dec. 7. It Is estimated that four hun- Dec. 7. The municipal campaign, with its about 25 pieces. pieces of Russian Esaaei* Counsel Whalen Men whose self-sacrificing and arduous toll upon Boston. Th*- use of the electric furnace is now advocated century. Corporation advised that dred thousand persons visited the International exciting and enthusiastic rallies on both sides, was Bicnzes and Malachite. lor the purpose of glass making, and in a recent old assessment, which with interest amounted the frontiers of missionary work entitle them to a A number of very fin* old and modern Sevres, Maw- Zeilschrift" note an Live Stock Exposition, which closed here to-night. billed to close to-night, there will be Sunday Issue of the "•Elektrcchemische we to reduced a figure hearing have spoken fearlessly, bluntly, lovingly, but Royal Worcester Tases, an article by Dr. Bermbach, describing the arrange- $557,000, be to which would be a Pupils of the public schools had free admission to political gatherings and conferences, and actual sleu. Vienna. Dresden. Copeland. for actually performed. they to by their plates, real Bronzes In groups and s!n;le ment of furnaces for the emplDyment of electric fair return the work the grounds to-day, and nearly every school of end have been sustained thtf echo work willnot end until the polls close on Tuesday asures. to $137,000. in Museums and Collectors' attention is especially **»!•* arcs. This was estimated be The taxpayers, city was represented among the thousands of brethren the convention. The impression [\u25a0 the types of electric furnaces employed for payment the the afternoon. to this sale. the production of carborundum and calcium car- who resisted of the assessment about spectators. created by the convention is that character Two years ago Thomas X. Hart was elected intermittent, twenty-eight years ago on the ground that, the and work of these missionary heroes is ail out bide the operation is generally a A few of the exhibits were shipped out to-night, Mayor, defeating Patrick A. Collins. Democrat, by chargt of material being placed Inthe furnace, the work was not legally performed, are still opposed of proportion to the methods, the sympathy and Exhibition Opens Monday, Dec. 9th, terminals adjusted and the current turned until to paying the reduced sum, and will ask the Tax including the Canadian representatives, but the 2.251 votes, the total bein^. Hart 40.SCS. Collins 35.557. on to set the interest of their people at home. the operation is completed, after which the mass Commissioners it aside. Among the largest greater proportion of the 15,000 animals willremain On Tuesday the voters will have an opportunity to AT THE real estate owners affected are the Buck The Rev. Dr. Peter Rowe, Bishop of Is permitted to cool, and removed for a fresh run. and until Monday, and the grounds will be open to Trimble again choose between the two men. atttmpts nave been made to construct Stokes estates, John F. Koehler, the Lion Brewery Alaska, to a representative Various furnaces, and Presbyetrian Orphan Asylum. B] to-morrow. eaid of The Associated The republicans Mayor GALLERIES, continuous electric especially for the the Half ectators Four hundred cars will be Press believe that Hart willbe O'BRIEN ART production of caicium carbide, but as yet these are required to transport the exhibits. : re-elected by a plurality of more than 4,000. or one The judging of exhibits in all the live animal not In commercial and practical service. y MAT BE NEW OIL FLEET. We sadly need money for hospitals, for schools twice as largo as that given to him two years ago. H& 35 Liberty St., oesr Williaci. Since the temperature of fusion of the materials classes was concluded to-day, but it was neces- end for native helpers. We are only denomi- The lowest Democratic estimate is 7.000 tot Collins, sary postpone dressed, the Catalogues % ;;2.3 for j-lass making is much lower than that required to the judging of beef car- nation in Alaska which trains the natives to help but to-night ex-Mayor Matthews and ex-Mayor mailed on application. Telep!: \u25a0-. I*** for calcium carbide, or for carborundum, the prob- casses until Monday, the carcasses not having us in our mission work. They are content to labor Qulncy to give figures they constructing continuous sufficiently cutting into $100 year, declined until had "re- lem of a furnace is ma- BETNG BOLT TO cooled for commercial for a which we pay them in "grub." We ceived later ward estimates. terially simplified. Dr. rmbach gives the general POSSIBILITY OF ONE CARRY sizes. have three hospitals in Alaska. They are al- arrangement of such a furnace, showing how the The awards in the intercollegiate students' live leviating •'*" TEXAS OILABROAD. untold miser}, but we want to build IThe visitors to Jacksonville to-day can see the crushed and mixed material is fed In a continuous stock judging contest were announced to-day, lowa more, especially one at Nome. The others are at GENERAL HHRRIAM'S SON TO MARRY. sults. History progres* stream, the fused glass being drawn off in like getting the Spoor trophy, and Uuelph. vint.; Illi- Rampart, Circle City and does not record greater W. D. Burnham. of the American-Ha-araiian Skagway. Our native Denver, Dec. 7.— A marriage license was Issued considering the size and population of the manner. The furnace contains three electric arcs, nois. Michigan. Wisconsin. Indiana and North Da- schools could be planted everywhere, but wehaven't Twenty-three wereclt£ arranged in succession alonr an inclined plane, Steamship Company, and Flint, Dearborn & Co., kota being placed in the order named. The grand the money to plant them. Dr. Sheldon Jackson. to Lieutenant Henry Merrtam, son of General hundred and sixty-eight houses <* having of pocket in which follows: lowa, burned. To-day finds 1.260 already completed each arc a sort below it returned on the steamship St. Paul yesterday from total of averages by points 3,766 Commissioner of Schools for Alaska, Is a Presby- Henry C. Merriam, retired, and Miss Alice L. Ish- under course the fused mass can collect and overflow to the points; Uuelph. 3,510; Illinois. 3.458V2; Michigan, terian, and he has helped his of construction. Er gland, where he has been investigating tho the schools of own man, of Honolulu. The bride to be has been the next one. The crushed materials are fused be- U9n»; Wisconsin. 3.320 5-6; Indiana. 3.31i5-6, and denomination with government money, but our tween the terminals of the first arc, and are more fuiure of oil as fuel with a view to entering into North 2.525 2-3. schools receive not penny government. guest of the family of General Merriam. who com- passage second, Dakota. a from the manded the Department of WHERE HIS FAITH WEST. thoroughly mixed in their to the the business of transporting fuel oil from Texas » the Colorado until his and California to England. He says that he retirement last month. Lieutenant Merriam re- From The Cincinnati Enquirer. there, PHI KAPPA PSI DINNER. OBSERVED GREAT SUN HALO OF HETELIUS. turned \u25a0 few weeks ago from the Philippines, thinks it is sure to be used and intimates John, Cora- that a fleet of steamers will built for this where he served with the American Army in the or "Peggy." Ryan, the Adoni3 of Fire be The annual dinner of the Phi Kappa Psi Fra- Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 7.— A remarkable meteoro- •\u25a0 trade. Filipino campaign. The wedding willbe private. i>any No. IS, went fish..-*; Ja the Little Miami \u25a0!•\u25a0 ternity was held last night art the Waldorf-Astoria. logical observation undoubtedly the other day. He by a that nota- that will become -.\a.s told native »'•« The affair also commemorated the semi-centennial historical In astronomy was made here yesterday ing but liver would tempt the nsh to bite. He HARMONIE CLUB'S DINNER FOR CANTOIt. JA VKSONVILLE'S REBUILDING. five miles from any butcher ahoy, but was net:en- of the formation of the organization. Thirty out by the Rev. Frederick Odenbach, S. J.. professor bougnt » Jacob A. Cantor, President-elect of the Borough From The Florida Times-Union. couraged, and walked to .Mi-ford and $ C. KLACKNER. | of the thirty-nine active chapters of the fraternity of physics in St. Ignatius College. The observation Jacksonville, Quantity of the bait. He then walked back to «•* of Manhattan, was the guest of honor at a com- the burned city, rises from her were represented, about one hundred and twenty- was that of the great sun circle or halo of Heve- her j fishing grounds, a. I was •.::.: out when he rescues * ashes to greet thousands of visitors. On May i __ plimentary dinner last night, given for him by two camp after the walk of miles. FINE DUTCH WATER COLORS five persons being In attendance. lius, which has only been three times 3 last, less than seven months ago, fire swepr ten hundred of his members of the Harmor.le observed be- a He determined to lisa immediately. The £**"-\u25a0{ J BaUsw The toastmaster was the Rev. Ernest M. Stires, fore, and probably never perfect. Preceding over the greater portion of that city known as the dog. very friendly canine, was laji«~ so a old Incorporation, sweeping a nice and -- Cub at the clubhouse. No. 45 West Forty-second-st. rector of St. Thomas's Church. The every building from to get into the skiff with Ryan while he baited toasts and period of low barometric pressure halos are often 145 blocks, including the retail •j ? Oil Paintings ? Among tho*e present who delivered addresses were business section of trout "Peggy" was fond of the do?. *». those who responded to them were: "Our Fra- noticed about the sun. The of the city (except from Laura-si, west, lines. cau Mayor-t-le< ternity," Dodd; Past," commonest these in Buy at_). animal was in the •<-... of the boat, and Kyan - t Seth Low. Charles V. Fornes. Edward S. C. T. "He William A. large ENGLISH COACHING PRINTS *? Barber; halos is one that appears at a distance of 22 de- and several residence sections. At that Ida back turned it. The liver was in that Part' i M. Grout. Justice Jerome and ex-Lieutenant Gov- "Its Present," Elbridge R. Andenson. and time, with thousands of people homeless, and with la lot ••\u25a0£ "Its Teachings," the Rev. Dr. Samuel grees from the sun. An outer halo, at a distance of : the boat also. It took but three minutes Etchings and Engravings AVilMam F. Sheehan. Speeches also D. McCon- '• great heaps debris on every side, the task of re- , pup to envelop the liver, and when Ryan starts" 4* ernor were r.ell. of 46 degrees, also occasionally noted. But the building would seem almost a hopeless c. ' «£» made by Mack, expected one. but to bait up he found he had none. With neaJ jro%i on behalf of the host Jacob Y\\ who It was that ex-Governor Lowndes of great halo of Hevelius, at a distance of 90 degrees, those who knew Jacksonville people knew differ- ; ins; starting *" Maryland would respond to the toast. ••Our Fra- observed by is great Undaunted by low on his breast and his eyes j 7 West 28th St., N. Y. presided: Edward Lauterbach. Morris J. Hirsch, as Professor Odenbach. a ently. losses and privations, with his head distress, he back to shore. i» !*" ternity," but he was unable to be present. Letters rarity, and hundreds of years may pass it is the aid of a generous public, the work of In rowed «> s ' John Franke/iheimer and Charles Putzei. Elaborate of regret were read from United States before relief be- dos wajrjred his tap in great glee and tried :^ SEAR FIFTH AVEME. *T menu cards, Senator observed again. The Inner circle of 22 degrees was gan systematically, and with suffering Jfa commemorative of the dinner, bearing Foraker, of Ohio; Congressman H. H. Blngham, of complete, portions of circle were dis- the greater alleviated solid with "Peggy." hut its pleasure chaps'" a portrait of Mr r.o tcr, were distributed as Pennsylvania: Supreme the 46 degree work of building a and more magnifi- rain when Ryan planted his No. n souve- Court Justice Duftro end tinct, and the great circle of Hevellus was distinct cent Jacksonville began. spirit I one of wiiiiU1 rira. E. R. L. Gould. courageous Jacksonville slats. The last seen of th*> dos it was «rJgS'i for half its circumference. :SBSBS brave and indisaster, manifested Itself. Iover the river bank full of discomfiture and liver-v-