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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-27
Complimentary.

We arc not in the habit Of Civ
ing space in the News to compli-
mentary notices Of its Editor, but
we find the following in the Bris-
tol correspondence CT the Lynch
burg News, and we re-publish it :
THE returns of Washington county
send Hon. l. G. Fowler, our worthy
fellow tOwnsman, back to the Legisla-
ture. He is strictly the peoples choice
hot an elect member because Of par
ty manipulations but simply from the
consideration of his eXcellencv as a
working, safe, judicious representative
for, and of the people. He led the
ticket in the county. AS he has
always done, he received an over
whelming majority here. Mr.. Fow-
Ter is cultivated. cleAr-headed gentle
man-who does not know what it is
to do little thing in any relation of
life. The interests of the people are
safe in the hands of such man. Hon.
Abe FulkersOn goes to the Senate. An
able man and one alive to the States
interest
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-27

Ir was Edmund Burke who said
cit is to the property of the citizen
and not to the demands of the
creditor CT the State that the
original faith Of the nation is given,
and that the claim Of citizen is
prior in time, paramount in title
and superior in quality"
The Editor Of the STANDARD
seems to think Edmund Burke a
demagogue, Judging from the
STANDARD's views en- our State
debt. But great men will differ.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-27
Gold in New York, STOP SIS.
Va. Oonsols, at latest adyiccs,
had receded to IS SIS.

The New York organs CT the mon
led rings the bankers and brokers'
are very severe upon Col Holiday,
Governor elect, because he will not
omphatically declare he is in favor Of
paying tho spectators upon the
States embarrassment their one
hundred per cent, profit without fur,
Their delay, whether the people of
the State are in condition to do so
ornot. The experience Of the last six
years should teach outsiders that the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-27

THE silver bill seems not likely
to pass the Senate during the pre-
sent called session. If we can
even pass it this winter at the rcgu-
lar session, and then succeed in re-
pealing tho Resumption Act, about
two ms can be scored for the De-
Inn.nnnu
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-27
THE TENNESSEE DEBT.
Action OF Sullivan County.
Speech Of Col, Gregg in Opposition 10 the
Compromise.

Yesterday was the opening of Cir
cult Court Blountville, and the Assem-
bluge of the people was used by Col
n. Gregg, the present Representative
in the Legislature, to make speech
on the object of the called session.
Col. Gregg opposed the acceptance OF
the offered compromise of the bond
holders Mt GO cents on the dollar. He
affirmed that TO assume GO per cent. OF
the debt would necessitate State tax
of 90 cents, which lac did not believe
the people could pay. He blieved,
moreover, that the present offer was
the result of combination between
Gov. Porter the bondholders, and
that Gov. Porter had limited the ac-
tion of the Legislature TO the accep-
lance or rejection of that offer and
that alone, He was opposed to being
bound up in this way. He asked the
people to assemble next Monday at
County Court and instruct him as to
their wishes in the matter. We were
not present at the speaking but we
get these points from Mr. Burson,
who heard Col. Gregg.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-27

MOmentOus Import OF the Last
Achievement OF tho Russians.
WHY THE WAR MUST BE TERMINATE
AS SPEEDILY AS POSSIBLE.

WHY THE WAR MUST BE TERMINATED
As SPEEDILY AS POSSIBLE.
The following is the substance Of a
private cable dispatch sent in cipher,
and received in this city 10y n pTomi-
nent lankiug-hOuse. irwin be seen
that it Is Of the utmost importance;
'Kars has fallen Erzeroum will
follow. Osman PashA VIII very soon
be captured at Plevna with his entire
army. The Russians are putting forth
extraordinary efforts SO as To finish Hp
the war before the close of the yerT.-
They dare not permit the campaign to
go over until spring, for Germany.
Austria, and England are in union as
To the necessity OF stopping the war
before the Turks are entirely over
whelmed. Russia will have a large
slice Of Armenia, aud the Danubian
Prlncipalities will be relieved from
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-27
EVENT and COMMENT

Our old friend Tip" Taylor, Of
the Knoxville bar, was marricnd on
the l4th, TO Miss mez Johnston of
Jacksonville.
The Knoxville Tri,ame says Thos
Gfimaldi, died hst Thursday in east
Knoxville at the age of log years -
lie was a cousin to the celebrated
Italian clown, and was born in Fail
mouth England, Dec. 9th III.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-27

JUDGE DAVIS occasionally rolls
over on to tho Democratic side of
the u. s. Senate, and when he
does he makes things crack.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-27

Turkish authority, aud their future
status is to be left to n conference Of
the great Powers. IN any event peace
is certain. Sell wheat ard provisions
short and get rid of railroad stocks. %
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-27
YArhY Returns.

In Wise and Buchanan Jno. P. Chase
beats Brother Lipps for the House.
In Patrick w. Il. Archer is elected
In York, Robert Norton, cOlored.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-27

TIE fall Of Kars can but prove
disastrous to the Turks, as the New
York Times says military critics re-
gard Kars as the key to Asia,Minor.
Its occupation by the Russians af>
fords easy access to Erzeroum. That
place being captured or masked the
invaders may descend upon the fer
tile plains of Trebizond and sieze
upon many of the lines and sources
of Turkeys agricultural supplies. -
Tre5izond, or some other port on the
Black Sea, would probably be the
next objective point of the Russians,
as 1t does not now appear that 4
march upon the Golden Horn through
AnatOlia is immediately practicable.
1t is not supposed that the Russian
army concentrated between the Cau-
casus and Ararat is powerful enough
to attempt such a prodigious move,
ment. But the moral effect Of the
capture of Kars is just now more inns
portant than any possible military
considerations can be. TO the wild
tribes Of Carcassia and Persia this
event will have marked significance,
As the fall of kars when WILLIAMS
was starved out, twenty-five years
ago, was more mOmeutOus tn those
tribes than the final surrender of
Sebastopol, its reduction now will
mean more to them than any Russian
success in European Turkey could
possibly mean.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-27
wONpER UPON WONDER.

Giccn At0dy-A strange, mysterious and most
extraordinary Book, entitled "B00k OF WON
OERSU Containing, with numerous curious pic
torial Illus rati ons the mysteries of the Heavens
and Earth, Natural and super Natural, Oddities
Whimsical, Strange Curi0sties, Witches aud
Witchcraft, Dreams, Suporstitions Absuriities,
Fabulous, EnchHntment, Euchantmeut, &c, In or
der that all may see this curious book, the pub
fishers have resolved to give it away to all that
desire to see it. Address by postal card, H.
GLEASON ~ 60. 73S Washington
Street, boston, Mass.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-27
HOW KARs WAS CARRIED.
Climbing steep Rocks ana Walls
to Engage the Dcspe-
rate Turks.
n stubborn IEUsistauce for
Twelve Long Hours met by
the Advancing Russians.

LONDON, November ia spe-
cial dispatch to the Dujly Ne1gs, dat.
ed Veran- Kaleh, Sunday evening,
says that the fortress and CITY Kars.
with 800 cannOns, stores, ammuni-
ton, cash &c, fell into Russian
hands. The Turks lost 5000 killed
and wounded, 10000 prisoners and
many flags. The Russian loss is
about 2.7O0. The Russian soldiers
made but triding booty and spared
peaceful citizens, women aud chill
dren. General Loris Melikoff directs
ed the battle daring the day. The
Grand Duke Michael, was presented
also. The former entered the CITY
at II o'clock Sunday morning.
Another special to the same journal
says that Kars was captured by about
10000 Russians, who climcd the
steep rocks, ramparts and walls, and
drove All equal number of desperately
fighting Turks in a headlong flight
over their bitches and parapets, CONS
pelling them to die or surrender.
The escalade had been originally
fixed for the 18th. but it was post
poned owing to bad weather. The
principal attack was made on the
Southern forts. General Lazareif
commander of the right wing, con-
sisting of the Fortieth Division, and
attacked Hafz, Pasha, fort crown
ing steep, rocky height. General
Count Grabble, with a regiment of
Moscow grenadiers and a regiment Of
the Thirty-ninth Division, assailed in
the centre of the Khanli- Tabia, the
Snivarri-Tubia, the three towers and
the citadel. The Abraham Brigade
and another regiment of Moscow
grenadiers, under Generals Roop and
KomaroT, forming the left wing,
assaulted Fort lngIis Oh the north.
The attack began in TIM centre at
$50 o'clock on Saturday evening,
when Count Grabble led his brigade
against the khanly redoubt, and him-
self fell dead at the first onset.
pierced by bullet. Captain Kwad-
Micki, of the thirty-ninth Regiment,
was the first to enter the redoubl al
II O'clock at night. His sword was
cut clean out Of his hand and his
clothes pierced. The redoubt sur
rendered early in the morning, and
then the three towers. Almost sim
ultaneOusly with the capture of the
Khanli redoubt, the citadel, Fort
Suivarri and Fort Hafz Pasha were
carried by assault, by daylight on
Sunday morning General LazcreT =
troops had made progress as far as
the capture Of Fort Karadagh. The
other Forts, especially the Arab Ia
bia On the east and the Takmuh- Ia.
bia on the west, maintained stubs
born resistance until o o'clock, when
all tho garrisons which could escape
fled towards Erzeroum. But these
were subsequently overtRken by the
dragons and Cossacks and brought
back prisoners.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-27
Border Fair Grounds
Tuesday, Dec. ism, 1877,

the following property, situated IN the sub
urhs of Goodson, Waphington county, Vir-
ginin, known as the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

FIRST WHITE WOMAN IN THE NoRTh
Here is II subject which, though it may
lead 10 discussion, contains something OF
interest. We have heard OF ut least four
different claims MS to who was the fist
white woman to hind at Hum 5oldt Bay,
and re.eIence to ;he subject now may
perhaps set the matter ut rest forever. In
Il conversation with one of the early ad
ventures in this northern country We
learned the following interesting facts -
Mrs. Walton was the first white woman
who explored the territory embracing
Humboldt, Trinity and Siskiyou counties.
She came to Humboldt Buy in April,
1919; thence, travelling on TO 1t and car
ryiug her wardroDe and several articles
of household goud., amounting to 40
pounds, upon her back, and accompanied
by her husband, she found her way
across the mountains to Big Bar, Trinity
river. One day in June of that year, onr
informant and Scolchman were busy
hiHB ~ tilc tiEI w WV ""h'i
bluf of rocks /; they knew Of no other
persons near them they esped shnd
ow in the water, and Scolty," spling
ing up exclaimed, "Gudr Gnad, mon
We're taken - His Gaelic imagination
was full "f lnj;n." But it was pioneer
ing Ms. Walton. in her grotesque min =
ing gear she had thu. Travelled along
the river, stopping occasionally Ia mine.
The two miners were peculiarly situated
they had but one phi. of pantalunns
between them, and the company breeches
had been left on shore, the better Ia ta"il
itntc the business of obtaining gold from
baluw water, and to have Il " change " ut
night. Backing nf tO Convenient water
depth, they held n parley, and directed
the woman to II desirable camping grnund
aud in the evening wore the breeches,
cOnSecutiveiy ut visits of ceremony
Vest Coast &gnai.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16
LIST OF LETTERS
TOWN AND COUNTY.

ANOTHER PIONEER QoNE.-Stephen
Lanehart, (Steve Lane) died at his home
near the mouth of Rush Creek Sunday
m rning. He had been i'll some time
and his death was expected. Lanehart
was an old resident of Trinity, coming to
the county in 1851. In 1852 he kept a
trading post at the Arkansas Dam, and
in 81, in company with his nephew, VII
liam Lanehart, purchased the store OF
Whetsell & Co., on Indian Crccll-then
ono of the most thriving mining camps
IN the county. They sold out the bust
ness in year or two, William Lanehart
returning to the East. Since that time
he has been always resident of the COIN
~, sometimes engaged in mining, at
others gardening Mt Point Bar. Lanehart
hldh, share OF the ups and downs Of life
being some of the time well off and al
others not. He was Of lively, cheerful
disposition, fond of company, and gener.
ally had some of his old acquaintance
stopping temporarily with him, for to hi,
hirnds Il cordial welcome WAS ever ex.
tended. He was native at Albany
New York, and about 80 years Of age II,
The time of his death.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

RACE HDRsEs.-Three horses have
already been entered for the Fourth OF
July Q mrter Race, for $3.50 a"d En-
trance Fees, rs f'low-: ii. Hindiey en-
ters the q ny Mare. Pet" Of W"av-
erville Gilz.an g. Newmm enter the
Bay ii ,rse, "OId C,w," at Junction
Cny aud Gilbert & Hsnsley enter the
Bay Horse, BEN" Of Hay Fork -
There Is yet an opportunity u enter
another horse, but only one. aud W.
think there ought IL be II horse in the
county that can beat any of those en-
tered, To this time. Trot him ont and
let u hava The tracks filed and square
race between fur regular flyers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16
Sole Traders Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN the undersigned, Minna Haglrman,
wife 1T John Hagleman, at the tpwn OF
Weaverviile, in the County Of Trinity,
State 0t California. will ON MONDAY,
the 25th day of JUNE, A. d., 1877, ut
10 O'Clock, A. M. Of that day, the came
beinV regular term dnyof the May tern,
A. ID. 1877, make application before the
County Court of raid Trinity County st
the Court Room of 81 I'd Court, t0 become
q Sole Trader. Her intention is 10 carry
on the business al manufacturing and
selling Lager Beer and conducting gen.
ersl Brewing business at said town oi
Weaverville. MIHNA HAoLRAAE.
Weavervilis, May %, 1877. 4w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16
MOONLIGHT ON THE RIVER.

Silently It rolls along,
This river, strong and free:
And down upon its bosom falls,
The moonlight in its glee.
For years it's rolled along this way,
And many have come and gone,
And still the waters hold their sway,
And will till endless dawn.
And the willows bending DER,
St0op To kiss its bosom fair;
And the pebbles on the shore.
Sparkle in the moonlight air.
Still the waters flow along,
Still TOW onward to the sea
There. in jnv and gladness, sing
Their praises unto Thee.
So shall we. where Lifn's short river
Brings us Ia that Golden Shore,
While in thy bright smile we're
shining,
Sing thy praises ever more.
"SIBYL."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

HAINT 1T OT ?-Summer IL upon us
and II came on So feiccly bot after the
cool weather Of Nav and tho first few
day of Jun, that people i'lt it IN, re Than
ordi ilary. Heavy garments were at II
discount ut once, iOr the fist time this
yer. The theremometer has reached us
high u. 1899 in the shade, ut junction
CITY it went up to l0i.0 Bat this is cool
weather compared Ia what they ARE hav-
ing IN some of the hover counties. AT
Davi-ville. l09, ut Chicp ll2,0 and at
VIII atland llS.o' M wonder men hnd
to quit the harvest helds though every
hour was precious.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

THE NEXT ENTERTAINMENT.- The
Second Dramatic Entertainment for the
Benefit of the Weavprvlle Schonl Build
ing Fund will take place an Tuesday
evening. July 3rd. Thi. date has been
commndatinn of the people of outside
towns who intend visiting Weaver on the
Fourth and many at whom expressed n
Willingness to come in on the Bird, prnvid
ed the Amateurs would give nm Enter
tainment. A splendid C'medy Bill will
be presented on the occasion consisting
of Poor Pilicnddy aud the "Vir
ginia Mummy" together with an inter
esting and amusing interlude.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

ACCIDENTAL man Mght Ia be per-
fectlv safe in the charge ofa Justice Of
the Peace. but our friend G. w. Day.
OF Junction City, can testify that such
Is not always the case. Day came Ia
town on "wednesday in company with
J. G. Clark, j. =. and on the return
trip when they had nearly reached the
foot of the mountain, bolt fell out ol
the buggy shaft. the vehicle ran off the
grade and upset. Clark escaped unin
jursd. but Day received severe cul
on the head.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

PAIU WELL.-The Weavervilr Ditch
and Hydraulic Mining Company finished
cleaning up in the Wa d Mine, on Oregon
Mountnin, last week. Dust was taken out
70 the amount of $4,000, which added to
the result of previous clean up makes
over SS, 900 ~ the result of the seasons
work. Superintendent Lovelidge tells us
that the whole run of wnter for the season
was only BOB hours, the average product
at the mine therefore being ut the rate at
over S25 for each hours water. 1t is n
pity that more water is not taken tn tina,
clam There is enough rich ground there
20 pay for the construction of Il long ditch.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

RATTLEsNAKE.- \ correspondent OF
the Eureka star writes from Weaver
willie that himself and party have found
good diggings on little creek putting in
Ia Rattlesnake. They were not very well
fixed for prospecting but had taken out
SlS in Iour days. Gayle. the writer WAS
then in WeavervIle, getting things Tor
his company. His company had s"para-
ted ut the mouth ot New River, some gn-
ing up that -tre,m others up the North
Fork to Rattlesnake. We hope the pr0--
poets Cnye aud his partners have found
wi hold out, and that there will be an
irruption of Iumbndt Republicans strong
enough to Offset that d IN ,cralc straight
five, and redeem the "Knpperschange." "
" hat do you think of that, j"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16
RRTURNEp.-T. J. Butler. we'll kno

RETURNED.-T. j. Butler. we'll known
in thi- county, Shasta aud Tohnina, re-
turned from Arizona last weex. Tom
wa+ Trinitarian ut one time, working
at Evans Bar. Since leaving R'nding
three years ago he has heen engaged in
editing paper ut Present., but dldn'i
like the country we'll enough To stay. =
He tells the RI Bluff people that he
feels as though he had "gt homs
again." 10 get back to California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

CoNTISUED.-A note from the Clerk
of the Supreme Court TO County Clerk
Taylor conveys the Information that no
causes from the Ninth Judicial District
will be heard at the approaching July
Term of the Supreme Court; couse-
quently the case of Lorenz, @. AL, from
this county, will not be taken up.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

Luck ."-Miners are somewhat su.
pcrstitious, and We don't know MS we
blame them tor being 50. One of oar
old chums used Ia swear "hy jolly
that the gold maved cut of claim il II
certain unlucky devil happened to come
there t. work, or even looked over the
bank. Another, when urged to try and
dicker for n claim proved to bc good
only responded, "n-n it, don't you krow
that I'm 'pizen'' To any claim ?" But
we've crushed one mans hopes, unwii-
tingly it is true, but crushed them
nevertheless. We mentioned the pros
pect he Lad got and when he saw the
item he let down at once. There"
said he, I'm gone. never had II
claim that got my name in the papers
yet, but it petered out at once"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

FIFTY PER CENT-That wonld be
considered pretty gond interest in any
county, but fifty per cent. for the use at
money six months is sleeper than even
California can afford. But that ia just
what you will be paying far the use Of "a
couple of dnllaH six months It ynu dnn't
pay your poll tax before the first Mon
day Of July. It's only 81 now, after that
time it will he 50. and y"u'll have Ia d"
large business of that kind to make it
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

COMPLETED. The painting of the
Catholic Church at this place is finish
ed and the appearance of the building
IS thereby very greatly improved. The
work was done under contract by Mr..
NJ. NJ. Oyer and reflects great credit on
his workmanship. The Church is now
truly an ornament to the town.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

LEAvINe.-J. W. Markley and FAM
ily lett this week for the Southern part
of this State. Mrs. j. r. Fisgg has
gone 10 Nevada county on visit
George Lowery went to Reading on
business. Doc. Stafford, OF Hay Fork,
has gone East to join his wife with
whom he will return in few week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who sli'cr d for years from
~ Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects of yOAthfi indiscrction viii, Tor
the sake OF sufieiing humanity, send free 10 all
who need it, tho reel 70 aud direction ior max
ing tho simpl, rem dy by which he was Ired.
SuiierD ~ wishing 10 profit by the advertisers
expeii ,nco can do So by addressing in perfect
confidence.
JOHN IS. 0oDEN, AZ Cedar ST., Now York.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16
TO NSUMPTIvES.

cured Of that droadfil di'ea4e, Consumption,
by simple remedy, il anxious to mako known
TO his fellow Sufferers tho means OF caro-. 10
all who size it, he will send Il copy Of tha
prescription used, free Of CHARGE, with tho
directions for preparing and using the sans,
which til y will find II sIro curo for Consump-
tion, Asthma, irOnnhitis, &c.
larties wishing tho prescription will please
address,
Rev. L. A. WI son. l04 Penn St.,
90 i'm. Williansburgh, Now York.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16
From N. Piummer, VI. D., Auburn
New kaanpsiiire.

Although averse 10 cOuntenancing patent
medicines, cheerfilly make an exception ol
your very excellent lung preparatiUn-Dr.
" i4tar's Balsam of " lid Cherry. 1 his prop
aration have US d in ny practice for NOR
than ten years past, and nave always ioLnd II
to be Of more eff ctual service than anything
within my knowledge. | recommend iL with
tn greatsst cOnhd nee 10 thOss subject 10
coughs and pullnonary complaints" sold by
all druggists.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

DIsTRICr DEPuTY.-Past Chief Pa
trisrch T. f. Jones has been appointed
d. d. &. p, for District No. II, in
which Stella Encampment, No. II, l. o.
o, F., is located.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

BAsE- BALL. - Members of the Star
Base Ball Club, and those desirous Of
becoming members and taking part in
the match game on the Fourth ofJuly,
are requested to meet at the JOURNAL
ONCE this Saturday eyeaing. stso'clock.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

ABOUT MoRToAeEs.-Sen folks
need not be afraid 10 givs mortgages
"r fear they will appear in the jour
sAL. The Real Estate Transactin,s.
'efer exclusively To deeds. in which tho
property actually changes hands.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

JoHN How, on the Trinity Center
mail route now drives two horses and
IA passenger wagon. 1t will be remem-
bered that John up set with his one
horse rig few weeks ago the boss
Immediately sent him two and said II
he enu.dnt do better with them he
ihould have four.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

THE Digger-opic troupe which danced
through this county last fail has began
the Summer tour of Siskiyou. Price
same AS here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

THE FOURTH ~ WKAvER.-Pr Present
Indications are that n larger crowd of
p'op'e will assemble ia Weaverville or
the approaching Fourth of July than at
any time for several years pat. Arrange
mtntS have been made for match game
"f Baseball on the morning of the
F"lrIh between the Trinity Center and
Weaver Boys, which bids fair to be an
exciting contest. The horse races will
come of in the afternoon ard present the
lralirc of the DAYS entertainment. The
oth'nl BAH at night will give ali An OPP
p'rtInlty far rare enjoyment and will no
dDubt he the grandest of the Season.