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Esther NorEs,-Mr. ]. II. Elorner, as
King Ahasuerus, even excelled himself
last night,
All the leading characteristics. Bown,
as Queen, and Miss Drake, a. Zeresh,
especially = acquitted themselves with
credit.
Miss Rose McNaughten, as Mordecai's
sister, rendered tho prayer Of "GOd Of
the humble and lOWIy" in admirable
style.
Miss Mamie Britt, as Prophecies, sang
the solo 40 DER the Wicked" beauti.
fully, and received merited applause. II
was regarded rs ono Of the finest efforts
Of the evening. Her solos last evening,
rs well rs Monday evening, were among
the finest rendered,
Miss Eva Rice and Miss Ida Day, al
Persian Princcsses, enchanted the au.
dience with their delightful singing.
Miss Annie Cushing, as the Queens al
tendant, sang several solos very nicely.
BoQuets were showered upon all the
fair ladies'.
Mr., Oscar Seeley, as Haman, received
frequent enCOTeS.
Mr., Joseph Hall, as Illegal, showed that
he possessed most excellent voice,
Mcssrs. Beach and MendCl did admira.
bly,.
Prof Ebeling furnished the best Of in
strumental music.
The four small pages brought down
the house repeatedly by their pleasant
ways and winning manners.
The street.cars will run both ways To-.
night in connection with the boat al
Martins Ferry, at the close Of the enter
tainment.
Martins Ferry, Bridgeport, l}ellAire
and ST. Clairsyille were we'll represented
at the Opera House last night.
Prof. llOrnOr will tonight sing the
"Old Sexton" between acts.
Esther Is one ol the most popular ell.
tertainments ever given in Wheeling.
Come again, Messrs. Peaslee and Ten
Brock, our citizens will greet you with
even greater ovations.
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PARDON OF THOs, HUGHE.-Thomas
Hughes, who was on the llth day Of No
vember, 1874, indicted in the Circuit
Court OF Ohio county for the crime oil
shooting with intent to kill, and was
found guilty and sentenced to imprison'
ment for ten months in the county Jail
was yesterday pardOned by Gov, Jacob,
The order entered upon the record in
the Office Of the Secretary Of State
states that a number Of "highly respect.
able citizens OF Ohio county have petit
toned the Governor to pardon the said
Hughes on account Of the degree
Of punishment he has already suffered
and also the condition OF his health
d, Il, Meighen, the person shot, and the
principal witness for the prosecution, has
made q similar petition. No serious re-
suit seems 10 have come from the shoot
ing--the wound inflicted being scarcely
perceptible. II also appears that Hughe.
was arrested on the 20th day OF April
1874, and that lie has been confined IN the
county jail ever since that time, period
Of fourteen months.
an consideration Of the petition ufOre
said, especially in consideration Of hi,
long imprisonment, the Governor Thu
day grants pardon to the said Thomas
Hughes"
The pardon was conveyed To Ilughe;
last evening, anil he was discharged from
custody,
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LOCAL Observation-Disclosures IIamil.
ton left for New York yesterday, to look
up attractions for his Opera House the
coming season.
aylvanus W. Hall, Of Fairmoni, issiop'
ping at the Grant House.
Delehanty and lienger, song and dance
men, who appeared in this city last week
with BryanPs Ministries, have dissolved
partnership IIengler has gone to the
Arkansas Hot Springs 10 recuperate
while Delehanty returns to New York
and takes James II. Cummins as q part
ner.
Mr.. John Reynolds and lady, Of lialli'
more, are visiting friends in tho city.
Gov. Jacob attended the Esther en-
tertainmentat the Opera House last even
ing,
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A SECOND ATTENPT AT BURGLARY
A second attempt to rob the safe in the
Office Of the South Wheeling Glass Works
wis made on Monday night, The safe /,
IN a re-prOOf vault in the Office. After
ellecting an entrance into the Office the
thieves moved n number Of bricks from
underneath The iron door Of tic vanlt and
thus got Inside aud went to work upon
the sale. THIS hinges Of the safe door were
broken of, bnt the thieves were still un'
able to open the door, and abandoned the
attempt. The safe contained about $500
in money, and several drafts. The draw
erS inside the vault were Overlauled will
the exception Of one which contained
the key Of the safe, probably overlooked
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1IRUSTEE's sALE.-DY VIRTUE OF A DEED
il Of Trust made by James N. Wheat and AnaII.
dlY. Wheat, bis wife, To me, dated tbs 9Th day Of
December a. u. 1870, and Of record In the Office Of
the Clerk VI the County COuFtOf hl0county, West
Virginia, IN DEED Of Trust Book No. ., page 2G1,
shall Offer for sale d public auction al tie front
dO1T Of the Court l0se Of said county Ia the city
Of Wheeling, on I'll lLSDAY, the LIST day Of July,
1870 beginnlhg al 10 O'Clock a. NJ, the following
property, situate III aIi city, that Il TO NY, lots
nuinlefed ono, two, three, four and i've In square
numlani eleven, and three, four aud i've in hluarU
numbered Niue, In Dr. J. and j. H. Bakers alll-
ton 70 the city Of Wheeling
TRRMs or SALE-On third cash In hand, or AS
much mOFe In cash o. the purchaser may ChO,ae 10
pay and the residue In equal insiAllnens at sx aud
Twelve months with interest At the rate Of six pr
cent per Annum from the day Oi sale, the deferred
lnstAllments and interest 10 " secured upon The
property sold Title believed gUDd but selling %
trustee shall contey only SDch title A. Is vested III
me BY aid deed Of trust.
my4 nEO. H. CALDWELL, Trustee.
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A VALUABLE DIsCovERY.-Dr. G. W.
Benson, n practising physician, at 100
North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. (whO
has paid much attention TO nervous dis.
eases), has discovered that extract Of
celery and Chamomile, combined In a
certain proportion, invariably cures
headache, either billions dySpeptic, nerv.
GUS or sick headache, neuralgia and
nervousness. Thisi is a triumph in medi.
cal chemistry, and sufferers al over the
country are ordering by mail. lie pre-.
pares Il in pills at SO cents per box. The
Doctor Ia largely known and highly re.
spected In Baltimorc.-EpiScopA Meth
Odia.
Sold by McTain Bros, Wheeling, W.
Va, and all druggists. d&w
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THR Esther INTERCHANGEABLE
Opera House was filed 70 oyeraoWing
last night To witness the interesting cFea-
tinn entitled esther, the Beautiful
Queen" Few Of our readers Who have
not read the Book Of Esther can compre.
bend in its depth and significance the
great wealth Of rich and rare material
that lacks not in the essentials, plot pas
sion and surroundings, to make such a
beautiful, touching and thrilling drama
as that now being represented. The ora.
torio is an elaborate musical composition,
reciting, portraying and illustrating, with
the aid Of appropriate scenic and dra.
matte effects, the events and incidents Of
the most noted epoch OF sacred history,
Last night the hearts Of the people seem
ed TO throb with the deepest sympathy for
Esther and her prosecuted people, and
swell with admiration ut the sturdy, man.
" herOism and incorporating christian
integrity Of Mordecai the Jew, as we'll as
beat with burning Indignation at the
wicke,lness OF the willy and crafty Ha.
man, who hesitated not to slaughter a
whole race Of people in order to wreak
vengeance on single individual,
The principal characters were we'll
sustained, and the choruses were Of
marked efficiency. The historic incidents,
the dramatic situations, the unique and
elegant costumes, all heightened the ef.
iecIs and added lustre to the melodies,
As We yesterday morning were somewhat
specific in our review OF the characters
and the ladies and gentlemen personating
them, We need only add that all did
even better last evening than on Monday
evening. PrOfs. Peaslee and Ten Brock
will be long and favorably remembered
here by a host Of friends, and their efforts
in musical instruction among our young
folks willever be appreciated,
Tonight closes the entertainments, as
Esther will bepresenled for the last time
this season in our city, Those who have
not done 80, should secure a seat.
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DIR. BLUMs FoUNTAiN.--Wc we were
shown yesterday a Autograph Of the beau.
tifnl drinking fountain donated by Dr.
Blum to the public, and to he located at
the Fifth Ward market square. ltcomes
from The celebrated ornamental iron
works Of Robert Wood & Co., Of Phila.
,lelphia, and Is furnished by their agents
here, Metcalf 4 Burt. 1t will he an or.
nnmenL both handsome and useful to the
locality named. The fountain was con.
traCted for IN Thursday last, and il nl-
ready On tho way. The Doctor expects
To offer the thirsty chance to slnke their
thirst In n day Or two.
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As Will be seen by an announcement
under The proper head, our distinguished
voting friend, the Hon. Septimius Hall, oil
WetEe county, late Senator from that
district, became a Benedict yesterday by
taking unto himself one Of the fair
daughters Of Marshall county. Among
those who we're present 10 see tie young
man properly sworn in, was George .,
Davenport, Esps Of this city, who acted
a. head gr0Olnsnlan.
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HELMBo1Ds BUcHu is still in the re.
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory ut Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. II Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter.
feis. Genuine has proprietors private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dGW,
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There Ia no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by druggists, that car.
ries such evidence OF It's success
and superior virtue as BosCHEE's GER.
MAN SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds
settled on the Breast, Consumption, or
any disease Of The Throat and Lungs. A
proof OF that fact Ia that any person af.
llictet, can get a sample bottle for 10 cents
and try lie superior effect before buying
the regular size at75 cents. II has lately
been Introduced in this country from Ger.
many, and its wonderful cures are aston.
ishing every one that uses II. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try II. Sold
by Chas. E. Dwight, Centre Wheeling, and
by all Druggists. eod&w
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WHAT are we coming to2 Shall we
passively submit to the changing Of our
beautiful language into an idiotic jargOn
by the Italian scholars from lIibernia,
whose grating cries Of "tatioes," STRAW
berryi0es" ring upon our ears from morn
ing until night, from the lungs Of itineranI
pOctiCal hucksters? Soon they will vary
their song with the stentOrian cries Of
"cabbageiocs," Tomatoes" and "turnip'
SHOES" Verify, these language perver'
tiers IRE guilty Of mayhem, for they most
cruelty bite the mother tongue while
hawking their secondhand garden truck
from door 10 door.
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l'EE roR RatsrERED LErTERs.-Thc
Postmaster General has Issued an ortlet
fixing the fee for registered letters mail.
cd from any post office in the United
States to foreign country after July Let
at the uniform rate Of ten cents In adli.
ton TO regular letter postage, both TO be
fully prepaid by postage stamps affixed
to such letter and cancelled at the mailing
Nfftnn
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DR. BUNS Vegetable Pills for the cure
Of Liver Complaint, Bilious Affections
Headache, and especially Sick Headache
Pain in the Side, Stomach, Back or In.
testines, Sick Stomach, Giddiness, Dim.
ness Of Sight, Weak Nerves, Loss Of
Appetite, Costiveness, Dyspepsia, De.
rangement OF the Kidneys, and all deli
cate Female Complaints. For sale by all
druggists At "a cts. n box. d&w.
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NEwSAFEs.-NEessfs. O'Kane & Divine
oIN12h street, and J. T. Stone, bridge
corner, shoe merchants, yesterday re-
ceived new and handsome Barnes safe,
from Pittsburgh. The safes were manu-.
featured in Pittsburgh. Mr.. ]. g. Con.
roy is the general agent, but Mr.. d. A
Galligan represented the company in these
sales. The sales attract considerable at.
tcntion.
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DEATH OF REV. WESLEY KENNY, b. D
News came to this city yesterday an.
nOuncing the death at Smyrna, Delaware
OH the 9th inst, OF Rev. Wesley Kenny
u. d., formerly n well known popular
preacher Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. He was twice stationed at The
Fourth Street ME-. Church in this city
first in 1880 and subsequently in 1876
lie was sent to Chaplihe Street Church IN
1851 and afterwards transferred to Phil.
adelphia, in which city he filed the most
important places. Ills friends here will
feel al interest in knowing that his aged
wife Is still living, although in feeble
health.
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ICE.CREAM for picnics, parties and re-
ceptions. Mrs. Ziegenfelder announces
to her patrons and the public generally
that she is prepared TO furnish ice-cream
and water fees in any quantity for par
ties, piCnics and receptions, at the lowest
figures. No. Go Twelfth street, two doors
below her old stand. Patronage solicited.
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TnE Guernsey county Republican Con.
yehtion assembled in Cambridge on Mon.
day, and In two hours made all their
nominations for county offices. The Dem.
Ocratic Convention had n several days'
wrangle over their work, and when II was
done Il was not we'll doue.
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The scventy.two stenches which Cole.
ridge found in the town Of Cologne are
excellcdb by the wonderful eflnvia which
the water in the gutter on Chapllne street,
Sixth Ward, combines in one general
stink which dehes analysis. The nose re.
coils upon itself in this region Of pesti.
lence, and the man Is to be enyied who is
afflicted with the influenza. This gutter
is the bouquet Of poison havorS Which il
offered to the Capital City. We think
that the public has had enough Of this
smell, and IL Should he remedied at once.
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A SWEET young lady, snugly under
M umbrella with nice young fellow on
Market street yesterday, remarked that
she was very thirsty. NLift up your In.
tic head, birdie, and drink in the refresh,
ing dews Of heaven" was the sentimental
reply. The chap evidently did not per
ceive that they were passing Soda
fountain.
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CORRECT Cry TME.-Mcssrs. lIebrank
& Bro. have recently got in, at great ex.
pense, a thermometer clock, the only one
In the city, and which keeps time to the
fraction Of a second. Those who wish to
get the right time or have their watches
regulated or repaired, should call on
Messrs. ITebrank & Bro. at their elegant
iewelry store, No. 1877 Market street.
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New IRoN FESCE.--A new iron fence
Is being put up ON the stone wall al the
west end Of The suspension bridge. The
new fence Is hot Ms ornamental as the old,
but II will prove more setvicenble and
substantial, as the palings are pointed,
and cahnt be broken oil easily.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CHE4P.-The re.
manning Pianos and Organs from The
AN'ignec's Sale Of the stock Of A. X, Cad.
dig, have been placed In our hands for
sale and will be disposed Of at The first
opportunity, for exceedingly low prices
Call early and secure bargain, al
Adams 4 Lucas Music Store, 1917 Mar.
ket street.
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BRACELET IOsr.-A gold bracelet, will
the owners name inside, was lost InsI
evening, either in the Opera House or be.
tween The Opera House and Sonlh Penn
street, Island. The finder will please
leave IL al this office.
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ABoUT SeTeniy-sdvelI years hence and
the lNTELLfGENCER will celebrate the one
hmndfetllh anniversary Of la first issue.
Il Ia something in these days Of Centen-
nials' to have nhc exclusively 10 your
SELF, and We shall openH key Of ink upon
The anspiciOllS OCcasiUn.
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FOR SALE.

nUHLIC HALE.-The undersigned has been ln'
j th0dlrd 70 sell the farm belonging TO the heirj
al BSnonI q Cool, dsc'd, situated on The National
Road miles east Of the city d WheellnS and lnl'
mnllately on the line u the contemplated Stroel
Railway 70 Elm Grove. SAID farm contains about
800 acTts, and has bgen recently surveyed and laid
% IN lots fn1m % ~ Aerul. The lots are RdmirA
pClea, and arc coayenient 70 depot d the Hemp
held Railroad al Elm Grove and 0nly plealnl
dive trout the city. A plat Of the iaIm u divided
can Be- eeon n nay ONCE, No. ~, Twelfth StIeet.
viii se al Or any Of aid lotA a private Aas until
Saturday, July 3, ls76 Should any remain unslld
VIII 0asF the same al auction on The premises OF
aid saturday, July J, commencing At gO'clock,
TERNs-0 ne-third 'CaIhin hand, balance IN ono
and tlo yeau With interest, deferred payments
secured BY deed Of trust On properly sold. Titls
perfect and will IL guaTanieed.
ie25 l. IRWIN, Agent.
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AN attractive lamp.l'ost, with three
Jets Of gas in separate globes, has been
erected by Mr.. Neuliausen in front Of his
popular restaurant. Each globe has one
0i the following inscriptions: ace.
Cream" "Sotla-Water," "llhe Candles"
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pUBLIc SALE OF TOBACCO
CIGARS. DC.

By virtue Of Unltrl States Internal Revenue
TaIe anrsel against Henry STENCIL, d the city
u Wheeling shall PTOceed TO SellatPGblc sale, On
FRIDAY, the ID day Of July, 1875,
Al 10 o'ClOck a. ", al the Custom IIouSc IN the
city Of Wheeling "a nOOE, the following described
property levied upon by INC to AltiSiy aid la1es,
Via; ll,gOO stoSIS aud ZIP CiBAis; one part caddy
about 80 lbt. LGi Tobacco; about " lbs scrap To-
bacon one TOlaeh0 Cutter PkgA smoking Tohlc.
90; 6 Wooden Pipes, and Que small SCale aud
Weights.
TERA OF SALE-CaAh. ], II. DUVAL
Collector iSt DiStTict WrAi Virginia.
WHEELING, InRp q lS76. -
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REFRESHING RAIN.-Ouf city was yes
terday morning visited by a welcome
shower Of rain, accompanied by thunder
and lightning. There seems 10 be but
little change No the alnoaphere. however.
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SERVANT girls dislike the fashion Of
their mistTeSses' new dresses for they can.
not sport them on thesly, as they 80 plain.
y Show theft owneh'lhip that tliscov.
cry IL readily made az to whom the gar.
metlts belong,
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THE picnic season has been fairly in.
Sngurated, and holiday excursions to The
woods and wildS aboG, the city are quite
numerous and are shared in by both
young and old. 49,
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SOME person whose indentily Is I'm.
known, but for whose Apprehension re-
ward Of ten dollars Il offered, recently
stole the pulpit bible from little Melho.
dist church near Keyset.
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TIE new law in relation to money or.
dCrs goes into operation tomorrow, when
the yates for all small orders will be
fifteen cents, and twenty-five cents for all
nyer ala.
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1900 yards Of best Prints at DC per
yard; Metrimac, Cochecos, Spragie's and
all at Go per yard. And Dress Goods and
Carpets even cheaper in proportion.
Forced To sell 10 meet my payments.
j. w. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Goth stfeets
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TIM CouRIs.-SuPRESE CouRroP Ar
PEA1S.7Ju5ses HaynOad, Moore md HeF.
man, The Supreme Court met atthe usual
hour yesterday mOrning.
The following cases we're continued ;
anderson n, Pierce, Exchange Bank Of
West Virginia u. Morrell, and Modisett
II. Dayton.
In the case OF Snyder Us. Lunsford and
Others, Mr.. Russell made the opening ar
gument for the appellant, followed by Mr.,
Caldwell Tor the appellee, Thsargument
in the case will be concluded to-day.
AdjOurRedto this morning at the usual
hour,
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NOrIcE.-Fearinl reductions in dress
goods, carpets, nade-up suits, and grena.
dine as low az five cents per yard, forced
to be sold at some price. Corner Main
and Goth streets. J. W. FERREL.
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TUNNEL on NO TUNNEL.-J. w. Ferret
is forced to close out dry goods and car.
pcta les than cost.
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IdiOurnedto DIS morning a 10 o'cIoek,


There were but three cases before the
police court yesterday morning, viz;
Christ, Cline paid 50 and costs Tor dis,
orderly conduct in the Opera House on
Monday night.
John Harden, charged with lisorderly
conduct in the Eighth Ward, paid 81 and
costs.
Herman Renner was charged with sell
ing liquor on Sunday, but the examina'
ton Of hiA case. was continued 10 this
morning at 0ho'clock.
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THE PIANO.HARP CABINET ORGAN
This New and Beautiful Instrument Il a
combination Of the pianofofte and The
Organ, and manufactured by the Mason
4 Hamlln Organ Co. Cal, 'see and hear
y az Adams 4 Lucas Music Store, 1927
Market street.
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GREAT BARGAINS Now.-Remember
the entire stock Of splendid Dress Goods
Of all kinds IL now being sold out at and
below Eastern cost. Call and price them
at J. W. FERREL's,
Corner Of Main and 2OtIl streets.
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MuyIcrA1 CouRr-Judqs Oranna

The Municipal Court met at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, and proceeded with
the transaction Of business, as follows:
In the case. Of A. N. Teece rs. Alfred
Caldwell, Administrator, on motion Of the
defendants attorney the injunction in this
case will be Dissolved II bind is not given
before interpolation OF the term,
The case Of Amasa Spring, assignee, rs,
D. L. Hubbard, set for argument yester-
day afternoon, was continued to Friday
next.
AdiOurnedto this morning at 10 O'Clock,