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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-29

EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS. The fol
lowing appointments and changes have
been officially announced 10y HIS Ex-
cellency, Governor Jacob, during the
past week:
In the District of Columbia, with
residence in Washington City, r.
Marsh in State of New York, with
residence in New York City, James II.
Varnum, to be Commissioners of Deeds.
Mr. NJ. w. Harrison, of Lewis coun.
ty, having declined the appointment OF
Director Of the West Virginia Hospital
Of the Insane, Mr.. Joseph Matthews, of
Lewis county, was substituted.
J. c. Mcpherson, Greenbrier county,
to he Notary Public
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WOULDN'T PAY His FARE.-On Sat
urday quite lively episode occurred
on a street car. A chap who was pos,
sessed OF more muscle and less money
than sense, attempted to ride without
paying his fare. That showed want
of money. When told by the con-
ductor that he must pay or walk, he
refused to get off OF the car. That
showed a want of sense. He got mad
= Id proposed to whip the conductor.
That showed his muscle. Instead OF
whipping the conductor, though, he was
ANONYMOUSLY elected from the car.
He should always remember the old
couplet commencing, When we're
rich We ride in chaises.'
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PROBATE NEss.-During the week
ending Friday, April 26, the following
probate business was transacted by Re,
corder Woods:
Ellen Strosnider was appointed adj
ministratrix OF the estate OF Frederick
Strosnider, late Of Ohio county, de-
ceased.
The last will and Testament 0! Amelia
Sprigg, late of Ohio county deceased,
was admitted 10 probate and record.
Daniel T. Phillips was appointed adj
ministrator de Jonis non OF the estate OF
Hannah Phillips deceased, vice John
Hughes, deceased. Bond $500.
John o. Faris and Taylor Foreman
were appointed administrators de bonis
non, with the will annexed, of tine estate
of William Dement,, deceased Bond
$4,000.
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DEATH OF Col Z,NE.-As will he
seen by the notice in its appropriate
place, Eugene Zane, better known in
this city as Colonel" Zane, died at
Wheeling Hospital yesterday. He has
been sick for the past month and grad
ually sinking away until his death
occurred. He died very hard. Poor
Eugene! We have known many wiser
men, though but few of better heart
May you rest in peace.
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TIE D. OF r. BALL.-The lodge of

TIE D. OF R. BALL.-The lodge Of
Daughters of Rebecca, Of South Wheel
ing, held a ball. on Friday night, at
Steubeurach's Hall, that was largely
attended, and where all present enjoyed
themselves. Quite q number OF the
members of the Order in this portion OF
city would have been present, but for
the fact that they could not get back,
except by walking, not pleasant thing
for ladies to do at eleven or twelve
o'clock at night. A breastpin was
voted to Mrs. Theodore Fredericks and
a regalia to Mrs Harry c. Ulrich. We
are glad to hear that handsome sum
was realized.
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the necessary legislation, il legislation
was needed, could be had. He did not
think it was. The Baltimore and Ohio
railroad is operating three or four roads
in this State, under leases, and no OBJ
lection had ever been made. To stop
the road now is to kill it.
President Apologize said that the
contractors are ready to 60 to work now
Give US the assurance that this provision
will not interfere with the issue OF Ohio
county's bonds and we will break
ground for the road on Wednesday
next.
The debate was long and anxious.
The Board of Supervisors being deter
mined to be satisfied that the people &
money would not be thrown away
before committing themselves by their
rates. Being finally and fully satisfied
that everything was right, Mr.. Stone
offered the following:
Resolved, That the contract between
the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Ken
tucky railroad company and the Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati and St Louis rail
way company this day presented be
accepted on the part Of this Board.
Rs,olved, That the President be, and
is hereby directed, to subscribe Oh the
part Of this Board to the stock of the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky
railway company and issue bonds al
heretoforeprovided for.
The futher consideration Of the reso
lutions was postponed until the meeting
on Tuesday next
Mr.. Fisher, moved a reconsideration
of the vote by which the above reso
! buttons, offered by Mr.. Stone, were post
poned for consideration next Tuesday
Carried.
The question being on the adoption
of the resolutions, the ayes and nay
were demanded. Those voting on TIT
affirmative were Messrs. Fisher, Har
rison, Klevis, Oestering, Stone ant
President List.
Those voting in the negative were
, Messrs. Clark, Jacob and Otte-3.
So the resolutions were adopted.
Petition Of sundry citizens Tor i'm
provement OF Glen's run and Top Mil
Turnpike. Company was referred to TIT
Committee on Roads and Bridges.
A communication was received from
John II. Robrecht stating that he had
had one hundred head of sheep kille,
by dogs during the past week, and that
the balance Of his flock had been ruined
He therefore payed the Board OF Super
visors to pass an ordinance for the pro-
lection OF sheep raisers.
An ordinance looking to the taxation
of all dogs in and out OF the city wal
presented and laid on the table.
Bill of R. S. Brown, Sheriff, was re
ierred to the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Davenport, Treasurer of TIT
Ohio County Law Library, made a re
port as to the expenditure on behalf o
the Library. There are, he said, books
valued at $4,000 at the Wheeling
Library Association Rooms, and q:
there is no one to take care Of then
they will be destroyed. lie presented {
series of rules for the government o
the Library, and fixing the salary OF thu
Librarian. The matter was referred t.
the Committee Oh Finance and Ac
counts
On motion the Board adjourned t
meet on Tues lay next.
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Boat LAUNCHED-On Saturday the
new towboat built for Ed Hornbrook 4
Co, by Wilson, Dunlevy Il Co, and
which is to receive the Emma Logan
machinery, was launched. She was
dropped down to the wharf during the
afternoon. She is of a very handsome
model, and will be, il we may Judge by
appearances, very swift boat.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT On SAturda '
about noon, in Bellaire, a horse attached
to carriage belonging to Andrew
Richardson, Of that town, got frightened
ct something and ran away. In the
carriage were a lady and gentleman
and a little con OF Mr.. Richardson.
The frightened animal started off at a
terrific pace, and before he could be
checked, the carriage was thrown over
en- embsnkment The gentleman was
50 badly injured that his life is dispaired
OF. The boy had his thigh broken and
the lady was terribly bruised.
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NESTING OF The CoNMlssIoNERs.-T
Board OF Commissioners TO asses. the
damages that may be done to city prop
erty along the line OF the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and Kentucky railroad, met
on Saturday morning and went over the
proposed railroad line In the after
noon they heard the testimony Offered.
They will meet again at ten clock this
morning 1t is probable that they will
be ready to award damages today.
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Do, ,c, corer-The dress parade o.

POLICE CoURr.-The dress parade Of
raloots before this Court on Saturday
was not large, but was eminently re-
spectacle.
Henry Belts had strayed from the
nath of rectitude. Also from Belts
Betsey. Likewise from the path Of
sobriety. On Friday Belts was tight
and the officer who arrested Belts bets
Belts was tight. Belts Bets bets Belts
wasn't tight. The Judge bets Belts was
tightually slight, and the reporter bets
big bets Belts was slaughtered BY the
invisible spirit Of benzine, but thinks
the officer who made the arrest is liable
to prosecution under the law agains
gambling. He had no right to taxi
Belts. Belts had no collateral ant
therefore will bend bis gigantic intellec
to the study of geological science 70
the next ten days.
On Friday evening George Watson
was found lying on the wharf lor'il,
drunk. He was invited into the Gala
bose and fined 81 and costs. No Spin
ners. Chain gang ten days.
Nicholas Stamply was picked up Of
Market street, near the city building
as full as a two gallon demijohn.
must have occupied his undivided a
tention for two days to have got s
drunk. There are not minutes enoug
in twenty-lour hours, even if he took
drink minute, for him to have take
enough benzine in to have become 8
hopelessly drunk. 81 and costs wa
the price He had lack Of rupee
and therefore joins the geologisis Prof
Prince has in charge.
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TRANSFERS OP REAL EsrATE.--Th,
following transfers OF real estate were
admitted to record at the Recorder
office during the week eoding Friday,
April Doth:
J. McMurray and wife to Frank Mul,
doom, April LIST, lot No. 10 and tour feet
off OF lot No. IS, Triadelphia, for
$500.
MaryJ. Johnston and others to John
and Robert Johnston, April 10th, part
Of lot No. lO7, Market street, E. Zanes'
addition Tor $500.
Thomas q Cubertsou and wife to D.
{. List, trustee for Childrens Home,
March 18th, lot No ) and part OF lot
No. 4 in square No. %, Bellans addi-
ton for 5000.
John W. Mcneil and wife to Mason
W: Burt, April 9th, for lot No 1913 and
bali Of river lot No. ), Elm street,
Zsnes Island, for $500.
George Thurman and wife to John
Jakob, April 18th, part of lot No. 5 in
square No. 80. South Wheeling, for
1916.
James Flanagan and wife to Ed
ward flanagan, April 9Th, part OF lot
No 50 Tor $50.
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MARTINS FERRY ITENs.-Naa NIL.

in obedience to call from the direct,
ors of the ANDES Nail Works" OF Mar
tins Ferry, meeting of the stockhold-
ers was held at the Town Hall on Sat
urday the 9th day of April, Mr.. VIM.
Clark presiding, and A. A. Allison
Secretary. The President explained the
object of the meeting to be for the pur'
pose of getting a full and free expression
of the opinions of the stockholders on
the expediency of building blast fur
mace in advance OF the nail mill, and
said he hoped that the members Of the
company present would not hesitate to
express themselves freely upon the
matter, that we may have all the light
aud information possible on this ques-
ton, 90 that we may act wisely and for
the best interest ofall concerned. Mr..
W. II. Smith said, Mr.. President / rise
merely for the purpose of making a
motion. | move that whenever the
stock OF the company shall be
sufficient to Justify the company
in going to work, that the directors be
instructed to proceed first to the erec-
ton OF blast furnace. Mr.. Smith
stated that he did not wish it to be
understood that he was committed to
the resolution, although he had made
the motion. He did not know but he
should vote against it. H. main object
in making the motion was that the
subject might come before the meeting
in q regular form. He said he was
rather favorable to a nail mill first, but
should acquiesce in the pleasure Of the
meeting. The resolution brought out
a general discussion among the practi-
cal iron men as we'll as a number Of
others, who participated in the investi-
CATION Of the subject, and it was quite
evident that from the manner ia which
the subject was treated that the various
speakers were well acquainted with the
question under consideration. The
resolution, on a motion made by Mr..
Morrison, was finally laid on the table.
A motion was made that committee
of two, one from each side of the river,
be appointed by the directors to close
up the balance OF the stock at as early
day as possible Adopted and Mr..
Dovener, OF Wheeling, and Mr.. l..
Spence, of Martins Ferry, were APP
pointed said committee, and approved by
the directors. 1t was suggested that the
directors at once open a correspondence
with the various manufacturing estab-
ishments at different points and learn
where and what would be the cheapest
and best terms on which the machinery
for the mill could be had. The pros.
pect of the company to get to work at
an early day was very encouraging and
there was a manifest restlessness very
apparent among the members at the
least hint at delay. After general
advisement and exchange OF views, be-
tween the directors and stockholders
upon various matters in connection with
the project in view, the meeting adj
journed.
MarShol.-On Friday evening Mr.
Robert Hanson, the Marshal elect,
presented to the Town Council his Off
cial bond, which was accepted, and the
Mayor administered to HIM the legal
oath of Office, and he at once entered
upon the duties OF Marshal.
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SHANEFrL.-But two marriage Ii
censes were issued by Recorder Woods
during the week ending Friday, April
10Th. Only two, What is the use oil
the magnificent moonlight that pre-
vailed every night last week; what is
the use of all the waist squeezing; why
all the kissing, the low love talk ? Ii
all results in nothing. Two marriage
licenses! Pshaw. Our fellers and gals
can't court worth a cent
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PERsoNAL.-W. F. Parshall and lady,
Of the Parkersburg Mineral Wells,
under his able management fast becom
ing one OF the favorite and most FASH
ionable watering places in the country,
arrived in the city on Saturday evening.
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BLoBBs says it is hard work to kill a
dog 10y poison. II you want to dis
patch him quick and sure, drive a
street car over him. He'll he ready for
the saussge maker by that mode in
double qnick time.
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SECRETARY OF AMERICAN S S. UNION
TO Mason AND HAMLIN.--In the numer
Gus Sunday School Conventions and
Institutes which ! attend, / generally
find some profitable reed instrument
good or bad, old or new. The Mason
and Hamlin are the sweetest toned, the
most manageable, and, even when bear
ing the mark Of age, the most reliable,
and least likely to get o1 Of orter. The
advantages Of the automatic swell are
not approached by the swell arrange
ments of any other make ofinstruments.
Having used the Mason and IIamlin
instruments in my home for over fifteen
wears, ! should consider it great
calamity to he without one.
REV ALFRED TAYLOR.
Drop in at Harding's Music Store
100 Market street. and you will find a
nice collection OF these instruments.
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Iryou wish to see the largest and
most attractive stock of Wall Papers
ever brought to Wheeling, many Of
them imported direct from England by
the parties themselves, go to PAUL Il
Orrs new and beautiful fteed up room
No. 81 Monroe street, McLain's Block,
two doors above the First National
Bank.
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o. s. LONG, Grand Secretary Of the
Grand Lodge of Masons Of this State,
is in Washington City on Masonic
business He will probably return to.
morrow
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YESTERDAY turned ont to be a beauti
full day after all. 1t looked discourag-
ing for Dolly Vardens for awhile, but
cleared of beautifully.
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ADAY's length this week is thirteen
honrs and fifty one minutes gain OF
seventeen minutes daylight over last
week.
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f. MAcoMB is appointed Postmaster
at Thorndike, Cabell county, West
Virginia, vice A. J. Marshall, failed to
qualify.
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A LARGE stock of boots and sshoes
consisting Of ladies, misses and chill
dreu's lasting, kid and morocco, Of best
city manufacture, for sale at L. '.
Blends.
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BEAUTIFUL.-We have received new
lot Of Gents Kid Gloves in beautiful
colors which we will sell low. Every
pair warranted. J. 7. LAKTN u Co.,
No. 81 Monroe street.
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THERE seems to be rush OF busin ess
all over the city. Let her rush.
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HARRY SMITH, two doors north OF the
Postotfice, will attend promptly TO all
orders for painting, granting, glazing
and paper-hanging.
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EMsHEIMER j. BLUM have ready-made
suits for ladies from s. so upward, and
children's suits from s. 90 up. Do moi
fail to look at them.
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For the largest stock OF Trimmed
Hats and Bonnets in this State and at
the lowest prices call at VIM. Bach
arach's. Nicoll's old stand
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WHOLESALE Ice Cream and Cake
depot, G. A. Swartz, Monroe street, one
door east of Mcclure House, Wheeling.
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THR cheapest and hsndsomest spring
Dress Goods can be bought at Emshei-
mer IL Blum's.
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QUEENS, Congress, womens serge and
kid Newport ties and croquet slippers
Just received at l. Y. Blends.
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LADIES can find the greatest selections
in Shawls at the lowest prices at
Emsheimer & Blum's.
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The new style photographs now on
exhibition at the Partridge Gallery are
the finest We have ever seen. Every
body shouli zee them.
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The attention Of the ladies is called
to the advertisement of Phantom
Toilet Powder.
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EMsnEIMER u BLUM vii open a grand
display of Silk and PONCE Parasols this
morning.
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KID GLOVES 10 all coiors at ID cents
pair at VIM. Bacharach's. Tucked
Shirts at GO cents at VIM. Bacharachs
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TEE place for cheap Embroideries,
Guipure Laces, Lace Collars aud Kid
Gloves sat Enshsimer & Blum'k
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FINNEy has Tor ,sale the Phantom
Toilet Powder.
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We had quite heavy rain storm on
Saturday about midnight.
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affecting geeister.
MONDAY. APRIL %. 1872.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
A. P. A.-Notice.
Manufacturing Site for Sale.
Parkersburg Mineral Wells.
Observation-Disclosures, Booth Il Co
Sundries-Logan, List d Co.
Furniture-Hubbard Il Bro.
For Cincinnati-Steamer K. +. Hud
son [Steamboat column.
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THE City Council will hold its last
meeting in this month tomorrow even
ing.
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II you want to save money in buying
your Dry Goods. 60 to Emsheimer x
Blum's.
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LADIES wishing to purchase nice
fitting and latest style gater should 90
to L. V. Blends.
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The Dolly Warden and all the spring
styles photographed at Brown j. Hig-
gins.
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THE largest variety Of Millinery and
Fancy Goods in this city at VIM. Bach
arch $, NicolIs old stand.
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LOOK at Phantom Toilet Powder
advertisement.
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The Martins Ferry Commercial will
make its first appearance tomorrow.
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the PEOPLES BANK,
JOSIAH r. UPBEGRAFF, Cashier. iul

r. CRANGLE. ]. DALzELL. y. H. ECCLEs
THE CITY BANK
Individual Liability
mess appertaining to Banking.
Deals IL Bills OF Exchange, United States
State and County Bonds, Gold Coin, and all
Negotiable Securities, at fair rates,
Notes and Bills Of Exchange Discounted
Collections made for Merchants, Manu-
facturers, Banks, Bankers, and others, on
all accessible points in the United States
and Canada,
Drafts in sums to suit purchasers on all
the principal Cities and Towns in Germany,
Great Britain and Ireland.
Deposits solicited. Interest allowed on
Special Deposits.
]. DALZELL, Vice President.
+. II. ECCLES, Cashier. feb7
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The Board of Supervisors meets to-
morrow.
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STEAM BOATS.
FOR CINCINNATI.

THE FINE NEW, LIGHT
Sdraught passenger steamer An
$3.50 DIES, Charles Muhleman, Com
mander; Ed. Muhleman, Clerk, will leave
for the above on TUESDAY, April 81,
1872, at 3 O'Clock =. NJ. For freight or pas
sage apply on board, or TO
apr2S III. BOOTH & CO., Agents.
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The greatest inducements in Dry
Goods are offered now at Emshemer d
Blum's.
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BUrTERlCks PATTERNS are kept and
sold only at the Weed Sewing Machine
rooms, 81 Market street.
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LADIES! if you want to save money
in Lace Points 90 to Emsheimer &
Blum's.
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The many thousands cured nj this ST.
Iishment within the last twenty yean ~
the numerous important Surgical ",
tons performed by Dr. Johnston, wins
by the reporters Of the Sun, and many oLd
papers, notices OF which appeared sgaip az
again before the public, besides hhsNnd.i'
~ gentleman OF character and respghtp ,
ity, Is sufficient guaranty tO the snEl,@
Skin diseases speedily cured. SUI
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DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College OF sun,.,,.
London, graduate from one u! the M =
lnent Colleges IN the United SlaI,N. 80
greater part of whose life las been ,I,', .-'
the hospitals OF London, Pals, rnlia'ir,.
and elsew here, has effected SOM, of Tl,. -
Astonishing cures that We're ever -. '1'N
Many troubled with ringing IA ia,
ana ears when asleep. uItg,G I,.,,,',,. -
being alarmed al sudden sOuu,i, nssi,'N
ness, with frequent biuhhing, atleui,,Js,'n.
times with derasement OF mind, were cur,
immediately.
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who nave Oecome TIE vI,,,.
Solitary Vice, that dreadful sud drs ,SS ms
habit which annually TO al unIG,.
grave Thousands ,st. OF \ Dung Men OF Tie me-
might otherwise have entrances TVlI -
Senates with the thunder of eI, ,, 1.seas :,
walked 10 ecstacy the the thrilling 'TuN- {
call with full confidence. ''e al