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Report on whisky Frauds.

Mr. Van Wyck, from tue commit
tee on Retrenchmcnt. has made a
detailed report 10 Congress of the
whisky frauds perpelratcd upon
the Government. Tho committee
says that an honest payment Of the
tax OH whisky wonld realize to the
Government $500, 100000, bat as
it is, S25, ,0O0,0 600 is received. Tho
cnormity Of these crimes can hard
ly be conceived. The ingenious
resorts Of the whisky rings to a.
void tho revenue tax are given,
and their conclusion is that tho
present law, from inhcrent defects
and fraudulent execution, is o fail
ure. All the earnest and faithfel
endeavors of the Secretary and
Commissioner have been without
success, and all the wclI-intended
zeal of Congress has been equally
truitless.
Inc Oonnlttee says,
TO say that all revenue officers
are dishonest would be unjust. To
say that the Secretary ofthe Treas
ury and Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue are at fault, would bc
equally SO; for tho President
stands like adamant To- protect his
friends in Office, and the Commis-
sioner and Secretary are powers
less for their removal.
A hard case is made out against
The President, although he has en-
deayorod to throw the responsible
| ty upon other departments, = Ohio
! Stale Journal,
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TTS. TliLI.INGHURST,

gent FOR WHEELER AND WILSON'S
I, AND H0WE'5 SEWING MACHINES,
fhino Findines-Sheets Music and lpstruc-
I Rooks; alithe latest Newspapers ana Pe-
acals from the Eastnnd the West.
M doors West of the Hooking Valley Ma
Bank, Laneasters Ohio. feb. ~, 'BS-iy
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GEORGE RfRNmEINI.
sTROPEL & EvERsOLE,

Mnnufacturers Ofland Dealers In
IVA Furniture and CabinSt Ware Of all kinds.
Undertaking promptly attended to with fin
Hearso, and all kinds of Undertaking Goods
furnished at reasonable rites.
Shop and Ware Roomd two doors East Of
Hooking Valley National Bank, Nam street,
Lancaster, Ohio. feb. 27, ls6S-ly
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m. IsIDOIaE BLAINE,
NJ SCHI,EICTT.

A T'roRSEY AT LAW Office in Tallmndge
IA Book, over Weaterss llardware store
will attend TO eases, and dseollectons, in the
courts OF iealrfeld.and adjotning counties.
LaneAster, }, May I, 1895.
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fVIR6fII!. e. SHAW,
NLAW OFFICE.

~ FFIcE EovERFIRsT NATIoNALBAN
4 D,hposlte Tallmadge block, Will attend
tnmptly to all huainess entrusted to hi = care.
anaast ar OHIO, March 81, 1867.
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voL 9, NO. /.
j. PARsCNs s son,

wHoLEsAtE ASD FAlL pEltERs IN
M Kinds,
Main st., opposite iew Court House,
LANC As1ER OHIO.
March 10, ls6s-52-iy
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A. BRENNEMAN,

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) street, Lancaster, 0liio, one door west OF
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Flank books, MiscellsHcous hooks, Pictures
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7rT0sEs LEVY.

{, ...& ratior ana Dealer n
SaeSv-niade CIcthing & and Sepss 4
.,sh,s |. hoods, shnfIer's Block, Tour llocrs
0fPnbllc Square, Mai1 s.Lecs,l ga, ~ Y NJ
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D. /. LANCASTER, OHIO, MARCH 2e, 1868.

but the exbalation Of domestic
ferment, for which no one was
particularly responsible, though he
might have banished the conviction
that women's fashions were a nuis.
ance and a humbug, as well as a
draft upon husbands
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
DIED.

AsroG o' yhy D.s J 70 the Ssh 7'a o. Gag: John j.
The funeral .-,,rr. will p,rs Mosiy morning. jan % q. IL
O'Clock at 81 Bsr,hoouew'' Church, Lsfays,ep,ee
Foo Chow Chns October b. Aagus.us canas United
states Consul at that port, aged 80 yeNs
cAsR-On Wednesday. Jn i5 .ir long ,ni severe uss Phn
The T, s.,s i ,f o %fIi1 % x, family ar. respectfully invited to attend
n. tnsr, from the residences q his Oro'h WHssM Case No. H
HowEA, csmbrdgepor. M, wsinesy Jan 5 1852 Am,,s
Bsns Hove in the soth year Of h, age a..
ai O'Clock 2. IN.
HrBBARpIn Breoi,n Friday Jan l. Of conss,.or Of h. uus
Cspt G.hbel Hubbard IN the sa,b year ofht, AZ.
The relatives .nd friend. o. Che i'@ are respectfully nv,d to attend
ave, on sunday Jan. 49, na o'clock ?.
HUL-In BroOtn THURSDAY Jan 49, Rebseea A. wife @ tie late
rs. o, NO.. .ss n f .o1. ss u. . Ssh % respectfully invited to attend
her iuue suod Jan 10 aoeoef from sh' Church.
corner u Clintou and Congre.sss
KH0wLTOS- Armonei Tuesday, Dec H. Mr., Carrie Xaou
ton q Ipger.o T. knowon. In the 11i y.r hsrsge
N.' n be s.eSy ri, b. ss circle Of .a .eganaacs,
her family have sustained an rreparabe los
MoRGAs-on III. nigh, 10th inst. Of consumption William
Morgan aged y'ar. member q III. Fourth Precinct en-. PSss
~. s:, 10; n are ssp.etfIy Invited 20 snd h
funeral from the Msne Churcn eor'r Of Cahsnns And hi'oa
sta. on Sunday. Jan. -. all oeloefpm
EOyEs-Oo Friday morning Jan H. lhsl, sif. Of Henry No,'
and daughter ot,h l.e job. s.'rIs 81 sswS"'sa
Jan 49, Ss oeOci Th'rsaiIns s be "fsn :" ss'oasS o'
in,erneu, on MondiJ
RossRgfn Brool. Pd. Jan II Charles Ros'r' native Of
Th. friend. 81. i'., ard .. 9a a,S 6 hSs =:
Colunbi.,t. Hi O'clock
sCUDDRRAt p LonS Island on Monday Isn H. ltinc" h''e
wife Of walter Soudier esl, aged 80 srsars
sTAsIBLs-On Tharsisy Jan 49, Deacon hciS shssh aged II
yesrs lud Il dsya - :. ..
Pau.. .srnce at the Boomngiss Bspa Cbuh Pofytesndt
fk suusy morning At ~ otoek
Tb, relatives and friend, respectfully invited 10 attend
wHIrPHLD-oa Fdd, Jaa - sarah NJ whtSed, wife ofJohu NJ
Whitfield . ,
The rei.yr, en r respectfully invited 10 .'tsnt
the funeral her t frfr, OF South Second and
ss7snh BTooLiyn sunday aeruOoa. at OOci With.
outf notice.
TeIAs and Gsorgia pspers pi,,'e copy
WIIKIysOn FRIDAY Jan rsaisns of her amt Mrs Juls
L,sr,uc No 70 William wilkins 10 tue 2li Of
her
Friends .equn,se, respectfully Invited 70 attend hst n.,
sunday Jan 3 i7i oeoct m from 81 Phhps Church. MAI
bstry.t near Bsecia without further notice
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
MISSOURI.

RAILROAD MATTERS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 17.-Members the Legisla-
Surs from south western Missouri in at Jefferson
Cit last night agreed upon bill to be presented TO the
fHe stature for the sale Of what known the South
IVES branch OF the Pacific Railroad recently forfeited
nv u Fremont and associates for noncompliance OF
TIE rms Of the purchase The bill provides for the sale
OF ts road for 81 O0O which be paid back 10 the
'purcls sers instaments subsidies fast as the
road - extended.
A resolution introduced In the House some days
since to memoalze Congress TO grant subsidies to the
* Branch Of the Union Pacific Railroad equal 10
those given to the Omaha Road The resolution meets
erOgg opposition. The main argument against the pro
hon~f,On that such subsidies will enable the Kansas
Rsciic Railroad Company to extend their road over
Cons erabe portion OF the route designed TO be covered
NV tTe Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, which would
lent tie latter company Of direct connection with the
Paciao coast and Keep large extent or country
An tic Indian Territory and New Mexico which ls spe
caI.y tributary Missouri and st. Louis from early de-
GOV Feteher sent message to the Legislature today
yug hs reasons for sezng the Iron Mountain Railroad
T,ey ara simply because Thomas Allen the late pur
haSer of the road has failed TO comply with the terms OF
he sale III the expenditure OF money fOr the extension
The tity Council to-day adopted resolution 10 memo
a,e the Legislature for permission TO issue 1000 in
Sonds enable the city 70 raise money ~ pay the sccr
fng Interest aud Hquidate other debts also asking
4he legislature 10 place the Board OF HEALTH Board OF
Sater commissioners and Police Commissioners under
fbe ospi rol OF the City Government.
The state Senate to-day adopted resolution commend-
tn0 ne limited states Senate FOR renstatnR Edwin NJ
stantOn az Secretary OF War
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18

Sc N coneede Il IA inhumau TO leave Il unsettled when
kbe s before You ip which all doubts can De %
y repeat that this il judicial question mercy. =, R
Urn suggestion that IL s connected WIN p,r,od Cor
meant 10 say that YOU may he assailed ana % nov
our decision by partlzIIs,l admit h lreely; en-
truo iu this case rs n has been In many Oera, -
l. Il promise Won exemption from fate whlch tio
tn.n On the world have suffered when they PEI Vlie
tscu public duties honestly That i ,ho 5t to5n Tvs
at virtue must 10 through. But " me ~ 20 he
russ ana constant practice Of this COuIt aIe Ot r
Violated. the before you Will De uru W ,io mar
r. ay shan what may be necessary FOR It's proper Ii
Ation. ,,, o,,o,cino
Judge sharkey smoke briefly on the same slae en-
had been said by ms colleague anu stdtis or fr
sll ~ hngs IN Mississippi is an auui''ons' Ae"'
saa carly decision. - l., .bo Dir
'lr Hughes thought there was no reason IN ue ga VA
eu,nrcs OF the case itself for taking u mp so0 auu
Inc Court ought not 10 consider the eAii1ieous vIs
" hr baf been mentioned. The speech OF judge bach
rand An. ,rofnnd sensation manifested were IN thein
elye, enough 10 show that the subject was one Whlcn
could not be handled without producing excitement Az
all events he hoped that full time would be aOWeu i
ScoSe 10 consider their argument IL ought no' W O0
hurried .....- :, ,o.,o,ai
La the course Of the debate, Mr. Attrney Geneera1i
FTANHFgY defined his position. He sad that case hau
feen laid before the President I'm which mlntary com
mission had sentenced person TO death. The question
had been propOunded to him by the PRESIDENT M
Iho condemnation and sentence were legal fie nau, III
Accordance with his convictions answered thSt to!
Ser eya and void and had advised the President not
20 approve them This being his opinion no G0uu ho.
M corsr take the other side Of the question IhereIote
he had declined to argue ii here. He had Ieil 10
argued hy those who believed in the doctrine ne hHu
given notice 90 Grant, In consequence VI "hIOH
bther counsel had been employed.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
KspoRrs nv TzLAGRAPH. JAsu,Rr iT-s ..s.
THE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


sr ATLANTIC rrLEGRApH TO rHs TRIBUNE
Lospos J,u i7Noonconso rmsf u 9 eo1 for mooey aud
the account American seunsTse market quis, aud steady;
United States Twesty and higher Tbs ioo-
ing opening United States Five rrentes i III
mol, Central er dividend si Bs Railway shares, ~
AferuoonCous money and the account 90. ds American
securities are dnl at foxiug quotations United States Five
twenr bonds, ia; Illinois Central Railway shares dividend al
Lrs Railway shares. Tl
Rvenng-Cnso closed less em Of sifni for money and eeouai
securities closed quiet following Us S,svs
Yl,eT-utes 7i Ino, Central RAILWAY Shares div G Bns
R..,y shsres It wsItsrn cOn'Oissd Bond
d.
PaHp jan 1.-THE regular vest, reias Of the Bank Of Puss
o ,, the amount bullion vaults has Increased o9
francs since the last report
Pu,vKyoRr Jan I7Sooa State, Bosds 6rnsr 7S
IS. the iaos Of 1867
States Bonds closed at 7ei fsf the i'us Of 1872
AnenoenUusd State. Five Tsenss for the u. sf 1851 1870
15h
nth considerable animation the following prices for American dscp
,o,, Mddinr Upsuds It'd Mddng Orleans I'D The ss 9th
s ar. ts, to reach Tho total sales Of otos during the
,pdur last evspg saOOe b including 900 Tor export,
and 900 for speculation The stock hsnd esnsst a. sSon
~ coo bae, ofwheh Ill coo American Ccn for O and Ess
u,d Western wheat 1910 for White California sad ~, for No
Mr,pte. Red Barley SIS for American osts 3o for American
pas 173 for Canadian Flour e for wese, Beef i1o fof Winter
cd R,r, Pru. Mess Psrf for Ssv Eastern Prime M-ss
I'D s for ens American Cheese ai for the highest Of Pine
R,so. .ol for Cumberland Sugar f for Ne u Dutch STANDARD
Resin eio for Common wImsgtoa and NJ sor aas Pale Talos
1, for American Spirits Turp,ntns $50 per est Psbs'sn. '
q, Refined Clover Seed tI for No. American Red
10 buoysnt The sass today win reach 10 900
h,l., Msdss Up,sds I'D Mdding orsans H. The total
nam, Of Cotss ssoat this port 1000 sAes sf which
~. 600 hale, are Assrcss declined Ns As hxt wss.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
Sp,tinl gotis;s.

Coal Dealer, and Other People Interested the sac Of
c oSce, to II. ASH sYrBs r.dac the inOrn.
Of eossumpiiOa ey.ry hoasa Headquarters,
No. t5t Bro,tvsy. n Z.
nChamber of Special Meeting Of the CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE Vii BE- ssid THURSDAY nsn. y,D =. s
O'Clock n consider commras.oa from the chsirnaa Of the
Committee Of wbir and Pe appointed At public meeting hsd
,h. Merchants BI,h,ss (No' Pn.st the 9th Of s0renber
,as the Csmber members o tbs Board Of whires
and Pier, proposed By said Committee By order,
JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS. IT,. sserstar.'
si,tr.uth Assembly District "Feuton Csmpaes Club.
nu1ds meeting above Csb ~l Be held at Headquarte
Drnit corner ToenJ third and seeonda'e, On
nosD Az EVHNIN6 January % ct u o'clock
m. f,lo,i ins reaismen sin sddreAs meeting
The Hsa FREEMAN J. yfrHIAn
GeI. JOHN COCHRANE.
Major JAMRS HA00ERrY,
ROBERT GROVE esq
aviation sndcd u the peatoa Clubs sfths Seventh Ssn'
.. et soldiers Of the 0rssd Arny Of the eepubhsH
participate Tbs Anderson "ee'''' VII " pes" - r'
cite songs
""" JAMRs NJ THOMSON Presdeus
OLIvK8 HOOKER. wee pessissA
0ss W. Hgosos LAusEsos aea'sAr
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
CALIFORNIA.

sprFca OF THE NEW SENATOR FROM CALI
FORNIA.
Ar the time of the nomination of Eugene Cas-
sev nv the Democratic at Sacramento that gen
xleman was called out, and spoke as follows:
Mr. PgyspEST AND GESTLEMES or THIS BODY; ~ VIII
s readily understood that my heart is too full TO say
nuch In reference 10 this most unmerteo anu Spnene
onor which you have bestowed upon hch no von have inst
eTtepded nc 1 can only say that u WI De my
hS Utmost aesG Of ny 'pS poor aSits The duties Of
Ehe great trust which your woe e ~ the IeeIsStiye
a,odes tomorrow. has imposed upon me- Az hen n VIZ; wnS
ave any just conception OF the magnitude % Ui s' Win
dnfdonce not unmngled with painful sense OF ny nn
worthiness and yet with an unalterng trust M IN ords
appreciation Of you my fellow Democrats rePrese9tipg
ns nv ar Views vi ' have already
aken occasion TO make knownt TO you very imPerfecty
f5en ssid except TO my firm avering sdher
s1nco every principle then expressed. shall nope
lSynjted states an adyocate-the least perhaps, In
ability OF any there; bnt among inc very i9remosl
S,n..sn advocate OF the Constitution and the laws of
Hhe United States made in acoordance here~n VI tho
sope Of the states and particularly Of the people OF
Hhose States in the South now grosn9g uhaeI 'no
otyhtf, i1nobe and revolving bondage ever imposed
kpon q free people Tremendous applsusel Against
kSst great wrong shall hope TO stand ever ana al AZ
siss Of It's opponents and OF the defenders Of con
siits.onai rights Of the true institutions OF nan that
can ever fail TO tbs lot Of man for man 70 never 80
NOBLE "A when ne stands up for the rights, ior tne
bsss aud for the protection OF rsmped 6 ana svot
wrongad minority against unreasonng oruei anu reVv.
Cog might IApplause.l And whether stand WIN Iew
p vth many with much favor or sgsnsI toDe none.
Bsysr 10 be moved by fear or favor from tne uass
heb have imposed upon myself by your OOg S0H'1li All
Shath me lies 10 press 70 a speedy ana immeaiats'
osondtona liberation Of that people from tns U0na 10
20 whleh have described, and their restoration "
Ssy 10 the totaiity Of their constitutional rights as
st<tss ia the Union. Applause: Let me say, son gen
tfmts that shall hope 70 do my du'y Iof ue ua'o "
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
OBITUARY.
L0HN LACOB ASTOR.

John Jacob AstOr, the second son OF John
Jacob Astor the millionaire, died in tins city yesterday
morning. in the 65th year OF bis age In early youth Mr.
Astor gave much intellectual PROMISE but at about the
age Of H. he accidentally fell, striking on his head and
thus ms mental faculties impaired His father,
after vail efforts 10 effect his restoration, built on our
teenth st. near the North RIVER mansion Tor ms ae
commodation IL occupies entire block, and Is sur
rounded by high fence prevent prying and curious
eyes from seeing the movements OF the occupants On
the death OF the father OF the principal items IN MS
will was provision intrnstng the younger John Jacob
20 the care Of a physician in whom he placed impllcit
confidence, and settling handsome income upon tne
O'Clock Monday morning. from st. Bartholoine"s
Church, IN Lafayetteplace.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
NEw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY JANUARY 49, 1858

ern wheat advanced "a i6 Tor Witt CanfrB. No Msss
tee Red steady i2 Barley Oats PA, and Flour unchanged Pro-
without alteration IN TIE Produce Spirits TPentine
Sugar
RvenIngThe Cotton arte, has bsa ve lively al day ani ai
vance Of h established iorlri close The following tie
authorized qaosatoas Miin; Upaa4 ~. Miling Upanis 3D.
sales Of the Ia exceeded the onsg b. 1900 bales foot
insup ota of2oo bale, Corn dui a, 40 fpr Mre Western
Wheat steady 10 for California wh,s u 0 Red Western
lard 3D. oser closing At 5osPr.t American Beef aud
Pork steady At m quotations slgir 25 TsoE seife
closing % e eNt Rested Petroleum. q cal SPl' rgrPeniue
256Fc
IoSDoS Jan. l7-SoOawhale OIL 2J2 giont Sperm OIL
suO Pun Tweed OIL ES lof Lin.eei Cakes 80 Isl =
tan f,r Thin Oboag.
AeraooaThe prices Of M articles market remain the slns
reported . the Ut a. m dispatch
ASrwTRP pin iiE'snug Petoean market 'O'si heaTy
STANDARD WHIT. - fahss 30 centme.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
FIRES
IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-Fire broke ont last right
IN the ive-story building No. l9I Iakest completely
destroying H. aud damaging the adjoining buildns FROM
No 1913 TO No l99 10 considerable extent. Building No
l9 was owned by Samuel Thomas OF Kentucky, and was
valued 40 <5OO 1t was occupied by Starrett Bentley
heavy hardware and agricultural implement merchants
Their stock as valued al $4,000. the loss which VIII
probably reach Sl0ONO No l9j occupied by Leary
estimated at 10000. The building was damaged
1g9. leather belting lose $4,000 The other losses
are comparatively small As far as ascerta.ned. the m
surauce is divided IA follows Hartford and Merchants
OF Hartford 5000 each Etna. Sll,5OO Manhattan Bal
NC aud Clinton Of New York, $500 each; Underwrter'
$1,000 Home, slO(OO Phenix Of Brooklyn. 5000 Com
Of Albany s. 600 Republic and Continental Of u
Louis, 5000 each; Boamcns and Farmers Of Cincinnati
5000 each, and Chicago companies $4,000.
IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI Jan. 17.-Barber, Choate & Ma
bers furniture factory destroyed by fire this morn
ance in Cincinnati and Ccyington companies
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
M4Ri;RfE6. i;R

ALLEy-rLSTOy-A Pesk.l Tsusi.r Jan IS NJ ID. Rev
r. B,iEa r. a Allen " Jeoas e., is1glter Of " T. Ci1-
ton.
Thaisy svsung ls in at tie Church
the Ph.rm, Brostyu, bJ the Rev. SOrrs D. D. ME
Frederic II Campbell EmT c. daughter Of samuel Barber
FSHgRsiSrARR-On Thorssy Jan 49, By ths Rev Nr Kellogg
Warren Fisher r Of Boston. ygnA r. daughter Of George
ssiars esl, Of this city
LOwELL-GOODRC-A Cambridge Mas. Tu.siaY Jan H. by
Dr. Peabody EdSA Lowell vi Boston Nary Woeolt
daughter u the late Samuel u Goodrich.
Wedn.isy Jss IS at ID. residence
Of brides mother BY the Right Rev Hos Southge D. D.
Rutherford Hsnr-;i third isusstsr o. sIs l.s ;im
IL St,Ten, ali " this etI No eariA
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
NETWORK.

THE GERMAN REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.
A meeting was held last night at No. 295
Bowery, by the newy-elected delegates forming the
German Central Republican Committee. Dr. = Muhr
was in the chair After deal of discussion about the
Fourteenth Assembly District officers were elected as
follows: DR.. s. Muir President; Mr.. Geman, lst wee
President Mr.. Charles Steinhauer, Cd NlcePresdent
Gustavus Beyerle. Recording Secretary Leopold Wen,
Corresponding Secretary; Jacob LOffler, treasurer
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
NEW JERSEY.

DEMOCRATIC INGRATITUDE IN THE LEGisLA-
TURE.
There has been quite delicious little fam
lily quarrel according to the NewJersey papers among
the members Of the state Legislature, and Mr. john H.
LYON proprietor of The Jersey Cig Standard has learned
from bitter experience that legislatures az wei as re-
pubcs are ungTateful During the last Legislative cleo
The Standard All Democratic candidates we're patted
on the head and tckled in the most delightful manner
In return, the candidates wnked mysteriously. ana
made all Of promises. But promises and piecr
are made be broken The Standard has found out 10
its cost The Senate printing that The Standard was so
sure TO get has been given TO The Trenton American
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18

EThe members OF the Jerome Park Skating
Tb leave this morning. at IL o'clock, by special train
for Fordhan there 10 enjoy the pleasrablc ana health
giving pastme Of skating band OF music WIZ accom-
nany Them 40 that those whose nclnatons do not Lead
them TO skate can indulge In dancing IN the phvlh"n
that has been erected for that purpose Tho whole is
under the superntendence OF Mr. Theodore Moss OF Wal
lacks Thoater which fact alone Is guarantee OF i's