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The rcappearaucs Of Mr.. Theodore LArropse and the
spgssemsns OF Madame LArrongs. who makes ber
hrst debut the American stage will doubtless prove
successful hit on the part Of the msaagers OF tho
sad, theatre while the prodncton Of Henrichs comic
operet with music by Franz suppte the composer Of
Teu Maideps aud No Lover appears 70 be equally ia
vorsby received by the large audiences that nghily al
tho house.. The music Of The "Beautiful Gaiathea'
shows considerable promise and power houeh there
10 tte saneness throughout, which might essiiy ~
eemedlsa BY the Introduction ~ f4nother good bu7o
song TOR hI Aronge and the shscsi OF one twu
Of ,hs pert psess The overture opsns with sofs ar
pssso movsmsnt which sradusfy changes TO . lighter
measure, which introduces the beautiful songs OF the
cperetta The solo Of GasymAde In the third scene .
acnNming contrnlto scng and s deservsdiy encefeda
While the music OF Gsathea e extremely well rsnoefso
no ether title BY which 10 describe tn the last scene
the pretest air, and done ample jnstlce 70 py We
clear bsllxe soprano Of the herosns, while tne Or
cnssrA wQvsmspfh 70 tvsrvIhins that could Dc as"fss
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Nos. g and West Twenty
fourth street-FRA DIAyoLo-Too MUCH COOP NATURE
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T TRIPLE SH EET.
EUROPE.
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The news report by the Atlantic cable is dated yes
terday evening. September 10
The second session Of the North German Parliament
the drst assemblage under the constitution, was
opened by the King of Prussia in Berlin King Will
liam Delivered speech cordial in tone and comprehen-
sive In promises Of Of solid reform and public
utility. He concluded by assuring the members that
their "work will be a work of peace"
Garbaldi not entertained at dinner by the Prus
sian Minister in Florencs The Shah OF Prussia is to
visit the Emperor OF Russia
The Doucas'er, England races commenced yeaterday.
Many prominent events or before large at
tendance OF people
Consols closed at % 916, for money, in London
Fivs-twentics were at 1875 in London and T6I. in
Frankfort
The Liverpool cotton market closed heavy at de-
cline or one-cighth OF penny, mddling upands rating
at elid. Bread'tufi and provisions arm.
Our European hles by way of Quebec, dated TO the
Goth Of August. report ntsres.lug mall details OF
cable dispatches to that day.
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TERRACE GARDEN. Third Avenue, Fifty-eshth and
Fi.y.nnth stTeets-THyopoRg THOMAS POPULAR GARDBs
CoScxRrs commencing al O'Clock
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Gently for onoe, and suffer the illustrious Chew
slier TO be landed on the other sics in the faN
possession Of his many faculties and vlrtuesl
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WoRRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE, oppo-
site New York Hotel -UspER Tug GAsLIGHr.
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YlsCELLArEovs.

Ia tho constitutional Convention yesterday the rspor
OF the Standing Committee on Edueaior read. Mr.
Greeley, iu q speech on the article ou Finances aud
Canals referred TO the 10th OF sspsmOsr az the day OF
nns adjournment and then packing his traps lef the
room az II he did stend TO retarn, bat durns The
evening session he again made his appearance.
luton directing the Canal BcArt 10 examine into The
capacity Of certain caua ocks was adopted DIVISION
bsng called on the motion 10 report progress IN 'hs
consider alton Of the canals and 1nances, vas dseJ''
cred thai quorum vas not prsseo,
1ae feRsa copsssss NJ Cleveland sdisHnsd ysy'sf'
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FRENCH THEATRE Fourteenth stree. and Sixth ave-
QUEEN OF EsGLAso.
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BowERY THEATRE Bowery, Canal street-Tu1
AND TIDE-MY FELLOW CLERK
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GERMAN sTADT THEATRE. 45 and Il Bowery.-PAR
IN PoMMERS-WER Issr MIr-IM WARrYsALoN-ERsrl
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OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway -RP VAN wIsxLr
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THE CITY.

Tho Board Of Health met yesterday. request from
a sexton received requesting permission TO bury
two OF the victims OF the boiler explosion yesterday
without waiting for an inquest, as the bodies would
keep much longer; and, according the request, no
coroners could he obtained OF them being Of
town or unwe, and OF them being drunk The sub
ject, after debate, was dropped being outside the
jurisdiction OF the Board The regular weekly state
meat OF Dr. Harris read aud the Board adjourned.
A committee OF the Republican General Union Com
mittee waited upon General sickes yesterday aud in.
vtsd him to speak before them the Cooper Institute
In vlndcstion OF his policy . soldier citizen. The
General thanked them for the courtesy, but declined
the invitation for the present grounds Of military
euaue,tc.
The body OF shaughnessy, the engineer, was found
among the ruins the scsne Of tho recent boiler ex
ploson Twenty eighth street yesterday The bodies
Of tho other dead sl lyirg in the nelghborhood
awaiting the coroner's investigation.
The fifteenth annual meeting Of the American Phar-
maceuiical Society held yesterday in the small
chapel Of the Now York University In the absence Of
the President the chair occupied by Professor Ed
Psrrsh. of Philadelphia The business chiefly con-
hned to organization and the admission OF embers.
The engineer Of the projected bridge over East river
has made his report he states that the bridge will ter
inmate At Chatham square, In New York and near Full
ton ferry, In Brooklyn It's total length will be s62
feet and the centre span Will he leo feet above h sh
water mark The Of the structure Is estimated
in minute figures $50, 53T and will permit Of the
transportation OF five hundred thousand persons over
daily.
clue has finally been obtained TO tie robbers of The
stolen bonds ln the possession OF Leonard W. Jerome
In February last Some of the coupons have been re-
ceIyed In Washington and The have been traced
10 some Boston brokers The clue vii probably lead TO
the recovery OF all the bonds and The capture Of the
robbers.
alleged fraudulent operations among the sh
officials Deputy Collector Alien has published card
declaring the whole charge TO he malicious, hut with
holding further developments on his own side OF tho
controversy until his principal Mr. callicoti, returns
from Washington. Dispatches nom Washington state
TIA, the Secretary Of the Treasury does not feel sn.ho
rized 10 suspend Collector Cacot the repcr, OF The
Metropolitan Board lie has directed that all the papers
in reference 70 the matter possession % tie Board be
sent 10 him.
The steamship Etna, Captain Bridseman. Of The In
man line. will sail from pier IS North river Al
to-day for Liverpool, touching al Qucsns,ovr.
The stock marks, dull yesterday morning. hut
Afterwards became active and strong snd closed with On
upward tendency Government secure, were ~csay
Gold closed ai 1435S.
MISCELLANEOUS
In tho Con.utonai Convention yesterday the r.ror,
OF the Standing Committee on Edaea,ou rss read Mr.
crsslsv I'm n spsech on the article ou Finance. and
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THEATRE C0MIQUE, 5l4 Broadway opposite st.
Nicholas Hoel-wRIrE CorroS AND SHARPLRrs MINSTREL
AND VARIETY CoxBrsArioN LI0ar AND PLKAsINa
ErrSRTAISAEsr-RIcHAR ARD No. III.
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GRIFFIN CHRIsTY's MINsTRELs corner Of Broad.
and Twenty third street-ETHoPIAS SONGS BALLADS
DANCING. BuILEsaUKs, &c.-MozARrIcAL CONCERTO.
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IRVING HALL Irving Place.-hR. HARarsoss GRAM
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway corner Of Broom
street.-RIcHARD Ill.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs 3s5 Broadway. opposite
the Metropolitan Hotsl-Is THEIR ETHIOPIAN ENrERTAIN
nKsrs. SINGING. DANCING BuRLrsouEa-IIALIAS
OPERA WITH GERMAN ACCENT
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EIGHTH AVENUE RAHoUSE corner Thrty.fourth
street and Eighth avenus.-HARr KsRss Combination
Troupe.-SIscINo, DAscING, BuRLEsoUK PASroNInK.
THE MIsKR STREET
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BUTLER's AMERICAN THEATRE 472 Broadwav.-
BALLET, FARCE, PAsroMxx BURLRsoUKs. ErHoPiAN
Cohrc AND SENTIMENTAL VocALIsrs, &c.CousIS scHsEi
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE Dol Bowery COMO
VocALisn. NEGRO MSSRELsY BuRLrsoUBs BALLET DIVER
TIssKxESr, &c-JuARKz; OR, MEXICO IN THE DAYS or
MAxIMILIAN Matinee at q, O'Clock.
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BROADWAY OPERA HOUSE. 600 Broadway TIE
Original GEORGIA MISsrRYLs, GREAT SLAVE TRourr
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KELLY 4 Icons MINsTRELs, 10 Broadway, oppo.
site the New York Hotel-Is THEIR SONGS. DANcxs,
EccESrRclrIxs BuRLEsouEs &c-SouTHKRS FLiRrATIoSs-
KILL TRovAroRK.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY SCIENCE AND
ART. CABINET NATURAL History PoLYrECHNIC In
srIruIE Sis Broadway-LKcruRxs DAILY. Open from A.
N. TIL 10 O'Clock z. N.
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HoOLEy'S OPERA HOUSE. BROOKLYN. -ErHIopI AN
hiSsrRRLsY BALLADS AND BURLEsQUEs-ILL RAGIo ARR.
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French from the territory Of our neighbor,
and the cloud that threatened war i,stween
France and the United States was blown
away-thsnks to the happy facility Of our
Chevalier in helping awkward mortality over
delicate ground.
And now comes the necessity for q new At
lantic cable. The cable now in operation has
shown the great practical value of such means
Of communication but as it is in the hands
of the English-as It has British soil at either
end-it is obvious that the insular littleness
OF British politics may at any moment set the
continents wide asunder as ever That will
not do in this age Of progress. France, conti-
mental Europe, must have its own independent
connection with this seat OF future empire:
this halfway house to the Indies; this depot
Of the worlds wealth and we believe we do
not 60 too far in saying that immediate tele-
graphic connection between Brest and New
York Is already favorite idea with the En-.
peror Our laws for landing marine cables,
a. well as for establishing the connections in
every way, are very liberal. We have only TO
get over the dificulties Of detail that always
count for much in matters like this; but with such
an accomplished manipulstor OF nice points in
the field as wikon there is little to fear in this
respect, and therefore Il il with eminent salts
faction, and anticipating the greatest OF all bis
triumphs that We chronicle the important de-
pariufe Of tho great diplomat May Neptune,
provsrbisliy sore-headsd. hehavs himself de-
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-10
England.

The London Saturday Review thus discourses respecting
the Reform Bill lately passed by the British Parliament
The Bill, it says,
In its main design and general scope is very good Bill
1t settles the difficult question of the franchise in boroughs
and counties good basis any that at once de-
sirabe aud practicable With household suffrage boroughs
e2 rating franchise in counties and e10 qualification
for odgers every will have who desire use
properly and several hundred thousands will have
who do neither So far acknowledgements goes it is
large sufficient and equitable The scheme of
distribution which it embodes is much limited and
necessarily be extended hereafter But SO far goes it
good scheme taking members from decaying, corrupt
insignificant borough and transferring the seats to large
vigorous and will hope toeraby pure constituencies
The whole Bill aso has the merit of being marked by an
admirable simplicity. There safeguards drawbacks
limitations in it. None of the devices suggested
for protecting the rch the feeble the well educated find
any place in it. There compound householder dual
VOTE inequality between present and future voters or
cumu atve VOTE permission of voting papers, to mar the
sweeping effect of the general measure No can hereafter
say that Reform has failed to produce all the good things
pophesed of it. because Reform given by deluory Bill
retractng in clause what conceded in another ana
contrived in the interest of the class that sanctioned It,
very great gain. Reform Bill that was mere dlsap-
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Austria.

The Die Debot Vienna that people are asking one
another whether after the death of his brother bus Majesty
the Emperor will undertake the journey to Paris which has
been projected for time Many although from different
reasons reply this question by saying that is hardly add
missibe that it can take place. In the state of mind, it is
said in which the Imperial family now is state of mind
to the weight of sad events they are not disposed to
luxury and give rise series of es With regard this
we may say that know that it will not lead the
plete abandonment of the visit The mourning of the family
may give rise posponemen of their departure but
cause journey to be given up for the vstto Paris must
not be forgotten hides according to all appearances
important political drriere pensee
The object to cement the bonds of friendship which have
lately been formed between Austria and France The meet
ing Of the monarchs of France and Austria may lead to
bnations of great importance from which both countries
draw advantages Notwithstanding the serious in the
present political situation cannot but admit the import
Of this visit The visit Paris the nonaccompsh-
ment of this Journey, may produce grave results.
We are convinced that although it may be painful to the
Emperor to leave the state of mourning in which he IS now
absorbed he will consider nothing in the matter OF TINS
journey but the interests of Austria.
hands of the Emperor who has never failed to prove that
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hoseles ragged and pennies about the shores watching
for friendly vessel to take them off, Alas the old and
the feeble will fall and die the first touch of winter others
will peak and pine and suffer- and the cold and rainy
season grows more many of them will be exhausted
and after long looking and hoping for getting away
they too will slowly perish But many will srvve for these
people live and thrive upon less nourishmen than is
contained in the potato parng and the broken vcuas which
are thrown into the sw tub of an American kitchen few
herbs or roots, handful of olives suffice for day "Ah
said refugee priest to cherly yesterday the grapes
must now be ripenng in Gambia the Turks cannot have
DESTROYED the millions of vines which cluster on the slopes
and our people will have grapes to eat for four months to
come Them BESIDES they have their fock which give milk
and furnish cheese But winter will and the grapes
will be gone and the and the herbs will disappear and
the goats will dry upwhat then? Why they will still
have dried rasns Olives boarded up, and little
cheese; and and then will kill goat fowl and after
all is there will be plenty Of grain the mountains
The Turks will then retire into the forresses and the families
will venture down to the ruins of their homes and will dig
up pots of oil and olives And BESIDES in winter the
earth in low and damp places will still yield roots and herbs
that hungry feed upon and the brooks and creeks
will yield fish,"
The of Crete like that Of Ireland may for the time
be drowned in patriot blood But the Creans have earned
their liberty, and they will eventually get it.
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Canada.

paper in Hamilton, c. w. asserts that little girl there
driven by hunger attempt eat live rat She had her
teeth firmly into the animals neck the paper says when she
made to des by two women who told Of the strange
occurrence by playmate of the child.
Thomas Darcy MCGEE offers himself candidate for
the House of Commons in the Dominion. He says ::
"My politics national politcs-ncuding the extension
of our Union from to ocean,"
They have, also got 10000 breachloadng rifles from Eng
land to maintain the authority of that power the Amer
lean continent This is all the important intelligence"
from Canada.
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but and covered with gold" This is what the Sultan
will say seeing the Museum Louvre and the
in London If by chance he is persuaded to visit the
of law and the judge and councillors with their gowns
and wigs he will certainly say those who with him that
the Franks have brought him to see their kangaroos
The things which will really make impression on the
Sultan are the following:
I. great military review, if one be given
The Chasepo rifles if he is shown the make and work.
ing of Them
g. The ballet the sight of which is to please him.
With these exceptions may be sure that the Sultan after
his return to Consannople will despise the Europeans and
their civilization than before his visit to Paris and
London
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-13
LIFE OR DEATH.

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ar Every One His Own Doctor. including q
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A. il di<cl0>cs important secrets which should
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Let every weak and bashiul youth who has
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1t will he sent Ia AL parts Of the United States
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Supreme Court Of Appeals

The Supreme Court of Appeals met
yesterday mornins, Hon. james IL.
Brown and Hon. Edwin MaXwellibeing
present.
In the case of Sebright against the
State, melton was made for writ OF
ceriiordli, from the CourS below, for the
purpose of obtaining more perfect
record in this case. The motion was ar
sued for the plaintiff i'll error by Mr..
Stanton, aud for the State by the At
torney General. The Court took time
to consider the motion.
The case of John Palmer against the
State, upon a writ of error from the
Circuit Court of Mason county, was
continued.
The case of J. n \. Brakeley against
George W. futile, on appeal from the
Circuit Court of Monongalia county,
was continued.
R. c. Holiday, Esq, of Marshall
county. was qualified to practice in
this Court.
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Soti,c 10 Contractors.

- eel al FRAZIERS HOTEL, ST. GLARS
WILLIE O.. until the 2jth inst for the Grading
Culyurting aud Matchmaking the County Road
from ST. ClaiTsyillr to Warn"cks Station, on
nr Central Ohio railroad.
Bids for grading, culvcrting, delivering, break
;1r and spIeadim.s limestone. must each bc sep
sritT. -
Bids inr masonry to bc 10y the perch OF -
cubic feet each fnr limestone by the rod OF lW
tphic feet rach The stone To he broken 10 a
-i,r not exceeding FOUR OUNCES in weight.
Sn.r rr,tinuS of the work can be seen ~ Fra
i,rs Hotel. after the 2Jth of July next.
The righ, to reject all bids will be reserved.
, outracts will Ice sucicct 10 the approval Of the
: 'uintN commissioners.
J. Il. MITCHELL. Engineer.
Iuly = l-Gi. iuly:.td
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blackberry Wine.

There is no wine equal TO the black
berry wine when properly made, either
in flavor or for medical purposes, and
all persons who can conveniently do so,
should manufacture enough for their
own use every yoar, us it is invaluable
in sickness as tonic, and nothing is a
better remedy for bowel diseases. We
therefore give the receipt for making
it, and having tried it ourselves, we
speak adviscdly on the subject "Meas-
ure YOUR berries and bruise them, to ev-
cry gallon adding one quart of boiling
water. Let the mixture stand twenty
four hours, stirring occasionally; then
strain off the liquor into cask, to ev-
cry gallon adding tex pounds OF sugar;
cork tight, and let it stand to the fol-
lowing October, and you will have wine
ready for use, without further straining
or boiling. This makes a most excel
lent and paltable wine
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Return Of nm old Citizen of wheeling.

1t may be pleasant news to many to
learn that Mr.. John Wesley Porter, Il
veil known individual who formerly
resided here and who has been spending
few months in the rural village OF
Stcubenville (Which is situate some
where along the Ohio river), yesterday
returned to this city, and feeling very
happy because he was again among his
friends he went and got drunk, and at
ter getting it he suddenly became cross,
and thought he would make a raid on
some bows OH Main street. He took al
ter them and threw stones, one OF these
going through Il window of Mr.. Fran
zell's shoe store. John was arrested by
officer Wallace and conveyed to the
lookup, which retreat he had not visit
ed since the last day h. was i'll the city.
He was anxious to know if officer Price
had help" enough on the chain-gang,
remarking that he would undoubtedly
ascertain the fact ere long. Brother
Ea,ris of the hotel dd Fifth street.
learning of Johns return. has iitted up
a snit of rooms, as JOHNNY always stops
with him when arriving i'll the city.
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NOTICE

Eo .IcrdHdrr ErHisR, Thomas a. Mccain,
.IaHcs a. NcCdHR and George q. BIdck,
RHO rs,r partners Tpdcr The firm name
Of EHsiOB. NcCdHR 81 Co.:
N-OU WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT On
the 18th davOf August, 1861 We shall make a
motion in the Municipal Court OF Wheeling
state ui West Virginia, to amend the caption
eli q certain Fer, iHcidS sued out OF the Clerk 5
Office OF the said Municipal Court by us ON the
4tIh day of June, lsi.O upon certain Judgment
&C., uycrrd ~ Us against yo at the june term,
I-tG of said CuurtJ. against ysu, the said part.
arrs under th, tim name Of Euston, McCann 4
60. 80 ds To make the said caption read, The
state ui West Virginia, Instead OF The City Of
Wheeling State OF West Virginia.
WILLIAM a PNEkEE, CHANCELLOR ii. BROOKS,
TmOuoET r. PIER partners. doing business
under the iirm name of PARKER. BROOKS &
60. by u. W. JET FERS,
June j. l>Gl .!Gna ~ u their Atty.
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Western Railway Combination.

The New York Shipping List says:
There is Il current rumor of proposed
combination of the leading roads, form-
ing Il great Western route under one
management. and it is said the details
of the arrangement have already been
agreed upon. The combination, rumor
has it, will comprise among other roads
the Hudson River and Harlem, the New
York Central, Lake Shore Line, Cleve-
land and Toledo, and Michigan South
ern, thus forming substantially one cor
poratisn. If the combination shall be
fully carried out, it will be the most
gigantic corporation which ever existed
in this country, and it is believed that
unity of management will make it
very profitable under the proposed ar
rangement. As an offset to this move
ment, it is understood that the Penn
sylyania Central will offset it by an
other combination, which shall include
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago,
thus forming a rival organization, with
the means and the disposition to COM
pete energetically for Western business.