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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-11
OHIO.
severe Accident at Base Ball Mafch--The
Seats Give Way-Sevcrai Persons Injured.

CINCINNATI, July 10, 1870.
The match game OF base ball yesterday between
the Red Stockings OF this city, and the Amateurs,
OF Chicago at Ogden park, resulted IN the success
OF The former club py score OF SO to 49,
During the progress OF the game me raised seats
on the west side gave way, precipitating some 800
persons to the ground In terrible confusion. Three
men and two ladies were considerably injured Mr..
Brewster was badly hurt in the spine; t. @. Kane,
commission merchant was badly hult internaly;
DR.. Cleveland was nurt internally, and MISS Mary
Cline had her lex broken,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-11

To ,he Rescue, UO !-t'entIcmcn and Ladios
their heads with ant
uncous dyes invited Pa ons discovery,
VITALIA. OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR--clear aud
sweet snoilny without sediment.
Sold by Gil druggists and fancy goods dealers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-11

Cristadoro's Unrivaiicd Hniv Dyc.-SoId
and applied at his via and scalp factory No Aston loass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-11

A Sewing Machine 325 30 64J.-S11 Broad.
Can be converted INTO had machine insaaty con-
venen for parties going to hs oounry NARRATED orss
Casa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-11

Az. a. Hroohs, Root ana Shoe Empo
rum f75 Broadway, New York rhs IL ths lATgcst esAt
nshment in the city. Saratoga Branch now opea
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Diamonds, Watches and .,ewciry,
Selling at reduced prices. GEORGE c. ALLEN, s BroAa
way, nter st. Ncho'as Hotel.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Rest Ia tho
world. The only perfect dye harmless rel Aole nsIants
facio ~ 10 Bond street.
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AVtTHVt lVTIPtTdVUIB VthltTUHY 81
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II,
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lcrs Cholera Mubus Summer Compliant ChOc Sour So-
mach narrha and all Affections Of the Bowels ncdent
childhood this the year
DIR. JAYNE'S CARMIs ALIVE BALSAM. II alays the rrt.
taon the action OF the stomach, being plea
10 the readily taken ty children While may
be given with entire safety to In ants, ye, ac's promptly
Thoroughly when Administered according dlrecous
to either children adul,s. Sold by al. druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-11

The Bourse Still Excited.
PARIS, July 1o--10 O'Clock p. NJ
The excitement on the Bourse at this hour Is In.
tense. Rentes have fallen TO off, 00c.
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Thnnl. to aIr-. Min.Iow,. Soothing syrup,

Fine Old Cheese for sale, by
GEO. G. PARKER, 257 Washington street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-11

James De Vanney liquor dealer la Hunters
Point, died In Bellevue Hospital on the 9th inst.
deceased was crossing on one OF the Thirty. fourth
street ferrybOats with his legs hanging over the
bow or the boat ana on reaching the opposite side
tween the boat and bridge, thus INJECTING fatal nju-
iies Coroner Flynn held inquest on the body.
OF ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-11
SARATOGA RACES.
Two Meetings,
sir lays each,
commencing 18th July and 18th August


A.-The Hnrilfon steam Brick Kiin.-Some
IN he OF su"s With
pspe s ~ 5 ADAMS fnS e Il fG
s Of .s Sa one of a s % her Of % adam.
s ey ss mesoG % rs% arc s gHea
color and harness. Without am waste Of neat thus rsmsdy
Ing the great defec n the kins nov IN use besides !. akss
thar 4 does By ne oriia.ry KIN. ,.,..
Put into the Nm daily, so h' ,he burning
rs az s a sa
@ a"s onSa tie labor a. SSmpasd with other
The invention great advantage to brick
here ami throughout the entire country as w enable Item
interests this IL one OF the most important Inventions OF the
We wish Mr.. Hamilton the success his invention really
merits and predict an improvement in the OF ous
in consequence Of Tie cheapncss the
OF brick Baltimore Sun.
A sen-onabIe Family Rcmray.-a-,nt,c Chc.
mach nlarrhos and ali Affections Of The Bowels Incdea.
% sH9Ss s f isrsa
:a9 and Gains Tie s1n % the ,%. and being plea.
be gwen with entire .ssy e ants ye. ae,s promptly
to either children or adua Sold by ali druggists.
A.--thampiop Cow Mi,lter.-Comp'ete sac.
ina cows. oaice 2S7 Broadway
A-Herrinx's Patent
25i Broadway. corner Murray assss
A Sewing Machine 325 40 SATISFY Broad.
Can be converted INTO had machine ins,aaty con-
venien for parties going to ths oountry Narrated nrs
c.ass
AZ. A.. Hroohs, Root and Shoe Empo>.
rum f5 Broadway, New York. riis IL tbs lAgcs esAb
ishmeni in the city. Saratoga Branch now opea.
Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Rest iu tho
The only dye harmless .aole, insans
Factory 10 Bond street.
Cristadoro's Unrivallcd Hniv Dyc.-SoId
aad applied at his via and scalp factory No Aston oa's
--------
Diamonds, Watches and .,ewciry,
Selling at reduced prices. GEORGE c. ALLEN, b4s BroA1
way, under ST. NIcho'as Hotel.
II. A. Brooks Root ard shoe sgrortuus
675 Broadway, New York. safatgsa branch rev open.
Fine Old Cheese for Sale nv
GEO. G. PARKER, g5I Washington street.
Thanks to 3Irs. WiDsiow's Soothing syrup,
We have relieved roa seepess nights Of painful watch
Ing with poor suacrns .eethng children gves only
rest, ugor and healththe little fellow will wsks
bright cheerful and tho gums wind
cole ant regulates the how-ls,-chrfsil,r cabnc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-11

T.. A. Brooks Root ard shoe emporium
675 Broadway, New York. safatgga branch new open.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-11

StnffOrd's Iron md sulphur Powders
inyi,oraie the boiy and
purity the blood.
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bourg TO prepare q feet Of transports for $4,000
troops.
large number OF army and naval oficers, who
were In Paris on leave have disappeared, and nave
doubtless been quietly ordered to their posts
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On tho Bour...
PARIS. July 1o-5P M.
The excitement on the Bourse Is undated.
Rentes continue to decline. and are now quoted
at esE 2Sc., falling or OF twentysevsu confines
from the last quotation OF yesterday.
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THE LATEST FROM PARIS.
~~~~~>N~~>~N~>~~NN~~>~-
Waiting tho Prusslan Reply.
PARIS, July 1910 p M.
II IL reported that the French government waits
for a reply from Prussia until Monday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-11

grand excursion to the Catholic Protectory at
Westminster ana festival for the benefit of the Insti.
tute OF 81. Paul the Apostle, under the dlrec-
ton OF the Rev. ]. p. Bod1sh will take
place on Wednesday next A special steamer, with
Dodwor's band on board, will leave pier IS North
river, and, making the circuit OF the city, will call
ut pier "a and foot OF Christopher street, North
river and piers foot oil Eleventh and Thirty seventh
streets, East river. grand juvenile musical
brigade mas been organized and the cantata entitled
"rhe Flower Queen, or the Coronation OF the Rose,r
will be among the attractions OF the entertainment.
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The abstract or the report OF the Central Park Me-
neurological Department for the week ending July o.
1870, shows the following results:-Barometer-
Mean, 2g.970; maximum, 30104; minimum, 20. 1882;
range 1882 inch. Therm0meter-Mean. 1914; maxi
mum, 1915; minimum, 50: range, 20.5 degrees. Rain
fell July to the depth or "a inch ON the 7th .0l
inch: on the 7th, from p. NJ TO +. NJ, 20 inch;
on the sth, inch Total amount OF water for the
week, Isl inch. Distance travelled by the wind
during the week, S64 miles,
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We have been relieved seepess nights Of painful watch
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-18
The Capital Question.

Mr.. RExRoAD, of Ritchie, on yester'
day moved in the House to take from
the table his bill repeating the act To-
eating the seat of Government at
Charleston, The motion was rejected
Yeas 81, nays 20. So decided vote
was not looked for even by the friends
of Charleston, and last evening they
were quite jubilant over the result
We are informed, however, that several
members who voted in the negative,
enough 70 have turned the scale, did
not object to taking up the bill, but to
its consideration to-day, as Mr.. REXRoAD
proposed. We are unable to say when
the attempt to take up the bill will be re-
newea, and past experience upon this
Capital question shows that it is useless
to hazard conjectures upon it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-18
Remarkable Intelligence

We see the statement in several oil our
exchanges that a movement Is on foot to
bring before Congress the question OF
re.uniting West Virginia with the old
State. 1t is also asserted that prominent
citizens in both States are concerned in
the movement. This verilies the old
maxim about going fIom home to hear
home news. During the present session
of our Legislature, leading citizens from
all parts of the State have visited
Wheeling, and none of them, so far as
we can learn, have even broached this
question. The plain fact is, that the
great majority Of the people o: this
State are not in favor of reunion. In
deed if there are any who would prefer
going back, they have not made their
preference known. The repeal of our
proscriptive laws would do away with
the last argument anybody could use for
reunion and incite all to devote their
best energies to the promotion of the
States prosperity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-18
From the Cincinnati Enquirer, Feb. le.
The Bible i'm the Schools.

After a very protracted consideration
of the question, the Superior Court OF
Cincinnati gave their decision yester-
day in reference to the reading of the
Bible in the schools. A majority Of the
Judges-Storer and Hagans-decided
that the action of the School Board in
removing the Bible from the schools
is unconstitutional and void, and sus.
tain the injunction applied for against
the carrying ont of the rule. Judge
Taft disssnted, aud held to the
legality of the exclusion. The case
will now 60 to the Supreme Court OF
Ohio. 1t has been very exhaustively
argued by able counsel on both sides,
and it would seem to be impossible to
make any new points in the Court
above. 1t is question that appeals
strongly, not only to the intelligence,
but TO the passions and prejudices OF
men. The ultimate decision of the case
will be looked for with interest. There
were many favorable to the Bible who
could not see how the Superior Court
could interfere, in the way proposed, by
an Injunction. If this precedent is sus.
tained, the Court will be q power in
deed in the city government.
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"Gim me sum Dat Pie.v

From the Columbia Is. c. Guardian
Quite an amusing scene, and one in
dicative of the dignity of that august
body, occurred in the House day or
two since. DeLarge, negro, having
procured something in the appearance
of an apple pie, was dividing it very
generously among such of his confreres
as were seated next to him, when Elliott,
negro, who was seated some distance
off, rushed up, and in quite peremptory
terms, demanded slice. AS the pie, so
DeLarge's liberality had diminished,
and there being but sisgle slice
remaining, he replied to Elliot's
demand by ramming that hastily
in his own mouth. Elliott was not to
be so easily robbed of his expected
treat-like an eagle he pounced upon de
large member from Charleston, and
grasping him by the throat, endeavored
to choke him into amore generous state
of mind, Being the stouter, and having
the advantage in position, he standing
and the other seated, Elliott succeeded
in jamming DeLarge's head down upon
his chair, when the latter ended the en-
counter by using his knife upon his
antagonists leg, sending him scamping
away to his seat, amid the laughter Of
the house.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-18

coRRksPONDENCE

p, f,i,,ds Of tss REGISTER thro,tgtott Hss; I
~. ,,,9 he bordering counties Of ONO aI''
ooLln,raaiq Llsg are particularly requested 70 a1j
jSi -, promptly 0i'h any oSerTees tgS S Ss'''IIS. IN
'H''I''. ''..gl Importance the Teegrdph may 9s @
ed.s' y. y @r cryenss; ia most eaes The na 'S.I 81
us'' q. Tl,Lra'e and ornate essays are n9t de- 2.
Y but Jref aud accurate lctters g!sI'g az T ns
'y,.Tu.anses aHd incidents q ''' 'e''''g ''''''' y"
' 5,,,iirqtions o. setting forth he n'dteIIaI eola,
C'Hn.{ Jgsslop,nsnt u the country ne crops,
, I,1sr G Of lad and az o,r ',i'es sS, % S'ss. e.
70 u, ..,J ~ ,rU BE- promptly published.
~ 49,, Of pubic meetings, q ioh1'eeer na'urs; VS.
n,nsions of Interest 20 the people to'Ss
b i7sl'0p'. ..,r;.k -, ,,,osr ,bo, shaQ reflect
w - comes from The People, and IS Of rdt"S
,i i,,,yss, 70 them, lriH receice our instant ana
r,,6d,l attention.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-18

Mr.. WHEAT opposed the bill because
it would break up any township to take
stock in railroads.
The bill was passed, yeas 80, nays IL.
THE CAPITAL QUESTION.
Mr.. REXROAD moved to take from
the table House Bill No. 46, repeating
the act locating the seat of Government
st Charleston, and make it the special
order for Friday at IL o'clock.
The yeas were Messrs. Agnew, Baker,
Brannen, Collins, Craerafs, Davis, Da-
vissou, Donehoo, Faris, Farnsworth,
Golf, Guthrie, Hervey, Howe, Neely,
Pierpoint, Rexroad, Sturgiss, Teter and
Whest-20.
The nays were Messrs. Ballard OF
Monroe, Ballard of Logan, Beltzhoover,
Bowyer, Burgess, Carpenter, Cham bers,
Evans, Fisher, Flanagan, Flick, Gandee,
Hassler, Howard, Judy, Lamon, Lynch,
Maxwell, Mccoy, Meadows, Pownall'
PIice, RAIDER, ROpp, Scott, Smith, Sum.
mers, Thomas, Wells, Wilkinson and
Welch-3l.
THE PENITENTIARY INVESTIGATION.
The report of the committee to inves'
tigate the affairs of the Penitentiary
coming up under unfinished business,
the House went into committee of the
Whole. Mr.. HASSLER moved that the
Superintendent, Mr.. G. s. McFadden, be
allowed counsel on the floor.
After considerable discussion the mo:
tion was adopted after being amended
so as to allow such counsel speech OF
one hour, and to request the Attorney
General to conduct the prosecution.
The committee then rose and the
House took a recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House went into committee of
the Whole aud resumed the considera'
ton of the McFadden case.
The resolution providing for the hear
ing of counsel on behalf of the defend
ant and the State was reconsidered, and
amended so as to dispense with the ser
vices of counsel for the State. SO
amended it was adopted. Hon. b. Stan.
ten addressed the House in behalf OF
Mr.. McFadden.
When Mr.. Stanton had concluded
his argument, the resolution for the re-
NOV al of Mr.. McFadden was discussed
by Messrs. JACKSON and PRICE, the
former favoring and the latter opposing
its adoption.
At half-psst five, the committee rose,
reported progress and asked leave to sit
again.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-18
T,,. Member from Upshur.

Mr.. THOMAS G. FAENswoRTr inform
al us on yesterday that he had been
misrepreseuted by the REGISTERS arti'
Gle on his course, and expressed desire
70 have the use of our columns to set
himself right. Of course he was In
formed that they were at his service
We expected to present his explanation
to-day, but as it was not handed us, we
desire to say that he is at liberty to ad'
dress our readers through the REGISTER
at his convenience.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-18
West Virginia Legislature
TUESDAY, Feb. Il, lo7O.
SENATE.

SENATE.
House Joint Resolution No. %, in
relation to memorializiDg Congress TO
grant pensions TO soldiers of the war OF
1872, was received from the House of
Delegates and concurred in.
Mr.. FOREMAN, from the committee
on the Judiciary, reported back House
Bill No. 81 10 amend the registration
law, with the recommendation that it
do not pass.
BILLS, PETITIONS, &C.
By Mr.. DAYTON-Senate Bill No. e.,
providing an cath for officers.
By Mr.. RAMSDELL-Senate Bill No.
65, for the relief of James Justice, of
Logan county.
By Mr.. COOK-Senate Bill No. 60,
concerning the late election in Nicholas
county for county and township Off
GERS.
By Mr. COOK-Senate Bill No. 20,
allowing further time for Michael Rade,
late Sheriff of Nicholas county, to col
lect taxes.
By Mr.. WERNINGER-Senate Bill
No. IL, in relation to the tolls on that
part of the Weston and Fairmont turn
pike road, between Clarksburg and
Weston.
By Mr.. WILSON-Senats Bill No. 72,
to amend the charter of South Wheel
ing.
By Mr.. DAVIS-Senate Bill No. 73, to
enable the Hampshire & Baltimore rail-
road to build a railroad from its mines
and connect with some other railroad
By Mr.. .KOONCE-Senate Bill No. a.
to amend section of chapter 100 of the
Code.
By Mr.. YOUNG-Seuats Bill No. 75,
to provide for the redemption of delin-
quent lands sold for the years 1865 and
1866.
The President appointed as members
of the committee, on the part of the Sen.
ate, to investigate the charges against
the b. & o. railroad, Messrs. Boreman,
Wilson and KooRce; as members of the
committee to investigate the affairs of
the West Virginia Penitentiary, Messrs.
Davis, Ramsdell and Brown.
Mr.. GOLD presented a petition from
Sarah j. Colon, asking relief from er
roneous assessments. Referred to COM
mirtee on Finance and Claims.
Mr.. HUMPHREYS presented a peti-
tion of VIM. c. Woodson, of Greenbrier
county, clerk of that county, asking to
be relieved from taking the test oath.
Referred to the committee on the Judi
ciary.
Mr.. WERNINGER presented the Pc
tition of R. S. Northcott, of Harrison
county, asking that the law regulating
tolls be repealed. Referred to commit
tee on Internal Improvements.
BILLS PASSED, &C.
Senate Bill No. %, regulating the de-
Iposits of State funds and to secure in
'terest thereon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-18
The Penitentiary rnve.tigation.

The House OF Delegates was euSaReu
yesterday morning aud afternoon in ex
amining the report of the committee
appointed by the last Legislature to in
vestigate the affairs of the Peuitentiary
The resolution for the removal of Mr.
G. S. McFADDEN, Superintendent
was discussed at some length
Hon. b. STANTON making al
argument for the defendant. The
House adjourned at late hour yester'
day afternoon without reaching a vote
The case will come mp again to-day, as
unfinished business. Not knowing how
many speeches are yet to be made, VT
are unable to state when the Hous-
will complete it's deliberations upon
the case, but we hardly think they will
be prolonged beyond to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-18
The Rineen,h Amendment.

Owing to the objection of Mr.. PIER
POINT, the Joint Resolution offered in
the Hoase of Delegates yesterday by
Mr.. HOWARD, Withdrawing West Vir'
ginia's-assent to the fifteenth Amend
ment, was not considered. Whatever
may be the final result, it is but fail
that members have an opportunity
to place themselves upon the record
upon this negro question. To favor
negro suffrage is now known to be
very impolitic proceeding on the part
of any public man, and hence Mr.. PIER
POINTS unwillingness to face the music
is readily understood.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-18
Pnirs Alexandre,s and Jouyin's I'd
l4l7 Prizes, amounting to....-...........s36,OOO 600
PRICE OF TICKETS.

The Store is first.class brick, the northwest
ery third of a substantial and elegant block,
erected in 1867. 1t is situated in the cent OF
business, in the beautiful and hOurshing city OF
Marietta, Ohio and is "a feet Oh Front street by
20 feet deep three stories high, with cellar
under the whole. 1t is finished in the finest
style, and there are no handsomer stOre-rooms
in the State outside Of the principal cities. The
lot is 81 by $50 feet, with rear front on Post
street, and is increasing in value.
The dwelling is good twO-story brick, in ex.
celleRt repair, aud contains eleven rooms 1t
is finely located in the village of WILLIAMSBURG,
on the Ohio river, opposite Marietta, and com.
mands a beautiful view of the city and driver:
The dry goods are new, fashionable, of the
best quality in all respects, and purchased ex.
pressiy for the retail trade. They consist Of fine
Cloths Cassimeres, Dress Goods Domestics-
10 short, full line of all goods usually Kept in
a first class dry goods store. The goods will be
appraised by two merchants Of this city the
.annrasers tO he chosan by the ticket holders,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-18
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

V'HIS NEW AND COMM0DI0US HOUSE,
l. located corner Of Broadway and ed street,
Possesses advantages ever AL other houses for
the accommodation Of it gnests II was built
expressly for . hrst-clAss Family Boarding
HouSe-the rooms being Largo and en- suit,
heated By steam with hot and cold water, and
furnished second 70 none; Uhils the culinary
department. IL in ths most experienced hancs,
Akordlng guests an mequAled table-
One Of AtEood's Patent Elevators 10 also
among the modern improvements" and at the
service OF guests Is Al houTs-
The Broadway ahd University Place Cars paaa
the door every four minutes, running from tie
CITY Hal TO Central Park, while the sixth and
Seventh Avenue Lines are bat short block on
either side. AWARDING ample facilities for com.
mHnica4tng with al re DepotS- stsauboaf
Landings, places Of Amuseaasnt and Baainess
Of the crest metropolis.
MORE 4 EoLLKY,
aHri1-sn Pnoprist0rH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-18
No Postponement from any Cause

rJ,HE RECOMMENDATION OF FRIENDS,
/ and the suggestions of many ticket hold
ers, have induced us to make q change in our
Schedule by increasing the number Of Prizes in
Dry Goods, and adding $1,000 in Greenbacks.
AS n further assurance to ticket holders, +. T.
Pea rec, ESQ, Cashier of the Marietta National
Bank, has kindly consented to act a. Treasurer,
with whsm all moneys received for tickets will
be deposited until after the drawing and the
delivery of the deeds and property to the foItu'
nate parties entitled thersto. Thus the integ.
rity OF our enterprise is fully guaranteed.
These changes necessarily require more time,
and postponement of the distribution has
therefore been made. We flatter ourselves that
the increased attractiveness of the schedule
will be a sufficient apology.