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Cnuntarfsitsrs Captured.

CHICAGo. January 30 The police
have captured gang Of couuterieiters
and furgers, who, during the past two
years. have by the means uf counter
kvit,ng letter heals and signatures, OH
tainei great numbers OF passes from
railroad corporations and sold them to
scalpCrS. The plan pursued was IL aP-
ply in due fpTm and upon letter head
OF one railroad company, under the sig
nature ut the general superintendent or
manager, to another road for pass
which application being always readily
hoROrei, tinU huslneSs Was worked up
by the iOrgers. The fraud Was first dis
covered by samuel l.. Whipple, seere-
tary uf tieneral Manager MCMulhn, Of
the Chicago and Alton railroad, who
gave information that led to their ar
rect.
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LIVE STOCK.
Ees York.

NEH YoKx, January 30-Bceyes-
No receipts A numl,cr 81 carloads
held over from yesterday was partly
sod at Yesterdays priozs. The market
clD=ssi heavy With Transactions from Z
To- To-. with outside figure cor car oi
prime Illinois steers Exporters hesi-
tate 10 ship live cattle In face of reports
that an order has been issued by the
English Privy Council, Tey0king tlIe
exemption Oi American cattle from the
prohihitiOn clause Of the British cattle
disease art. More than 900 are ready
for shipment A carload of excellent
Eastern dr.<sei beei I'D quick at Ia
7Ic, while carload oi common dra2gyd
al 3s.6c.
sheep-Reoeipts 800 head. Market
frmer, trade active; +ttssie for common
to extra sheep, and 5its8te Tor lanbs-
Hop-Receipts 3,i00 head Market
stiff At - sols4 10 live; 81 IS western
dressed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-31
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, January 9o-Csttle-
Receipts to-day none; total for three
days iT6 head OF through and 500 head
of local. All sold out yesterday but Tx
loads, and they went off this morning;
sixteen head Of ,09G at ~ 10; forty-three
head Of l,477 at S. 80; one head l,SS1 at
81 80.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 5000 head;
totat Tor three days 5000; Workers - 80
as 50; Philsdelphias 81 0O(6+ 10:
Sheep-Receipts to-day 200 head;
total for three days $500; selling COM
mon TO best 50 75S5 90.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, January D.-The Drorors
Journal reports hogs receipts 25, 900 head;
shipments $500 head. Market gener-
ally a shade lower; choice heavy 81 10
a3 So; light 81 45@3 60; mixed - 3Ots
3 10.
Cattle Receipts $500 head; ship.
ments 1900 head. Market l0al l5c low
or; shipping s. 0oCs,5 No. other grades
steady.
Sheep Receipts LOO head; ship
ments 100 head. Market higher at ~ 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-31
THE ARLINGTON ESTATE
Verdict for the plaintin.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, January N.-Thc
argument IN the Arlington casc Was
concluded this Afternoon, and tho
Jury who were only cut lew min
utrs gave a verdict Ia favor
ui the plaintiff for the whole property
IN isc. The cJcrimCnts will nov
bc against kaulman, Who Il
IN possession ii the cemetery, and
strong, who has the rest ol the property
except the portion occupied by Maria
Syphax, which is not IN controversy.
The deiendents entered motion for a
new trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-31
PRODUCE.
Chicago.

CHICAGo, January 30. - Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat--Fairly
active and shade higher; No = red
winter s6imS7lc; No. > Chichao spring
SB(dS6ic cash si ic seller February; o3tc
seller March; No. 3 do. 70lc; rejected
52(a,53c. Corn Fairly active aud a shade
higher at 3l6 lc cash and seller
February; 3lm3llc seller March; 35ic
seller MAY; rejected 27tc. Oats In
good demand and prices shade high
or at l0ic seller January; lD.c seller
February; 2Dlc seller March, 2iic seller
NAV. Rye Steady and unchanged.
BaTley-Quict but firm at size. Flax
seed Firmcr II i5Hl 81. Pork
Strong and higher at ~ 10 cash ~ w
Cd,0 a. seller February; ~ 5iiHD ~
seller March ~ 10d0 OH seller April
Lard Strong aud higher at ~ 3jla
. 37y cash aud seller February; ~ ~
M8 47I seller Marr'i; - 81 seller
April. Bulk Meats ln good demand
and prices u shade higher at - 5jCr
4 45Cdi 80. Dressed Hogs Strong aud
higher and unsettled at ~ 15Cr ~.
Whisky steady atSl Oi.
baltimore.
BALTIMORE, January "A. - Flour
In good demand and firm. Wheat
Western more inquiry and u shadc
lirmcr, No. Pennsylvania resi- II O5si
No. . western winter rod, spot ~ O5i,
and seller February; II O5ihl O1l
seller March II OdIClji 05t seller April,
81 O7t hid. Corn Western in good
demand and steady; western mixed,
spot 43i@li.c; seller February iJ.C,
seller March iirHi4lc; seller AprIl
Iil bid stcamc 3JIC- Oats-lbull and
light supply, Pennsylvania $50, JO.i
western white and mixed unchanged
Rye-Quict and steady Hay Dull and
unchanged. Provisions Moderately
firm; jobhing trade only. Butter Quiet
but firm Tor choice only; ChuIc western
packed and rolls unchanged. CotIce
Very iirm aud leading upward. Pc
troleum -Firmcr but quiet, crude sifa
sIc: rctinei Ole Whisky Dull with
small sales at 81 0s!Cgl W.
Cincinnati.
CIScISSATi, January 39..-Cotton-
Steady and firm at ~. flour-Dull and
unchanged Whcat-Dull; rel and
white 900 97c. Corn-In good demand
at full prices AT 32G32IC. Oats Dull
AT 2iCa26C Rye-Quiet but steady at
5l@59c. BarIey-Dull and dropping
Pork Quiet aud held at - T5cgl0 "a.
Iard-ln gooi demand and prizes =
shade higher; steam g. 40. Bulk Meats
Opened strong aud higher, aud closed
at inside prices shoulders 81 37t@3b
short rih I 1904 81 cash ~ 7Odi 10
buyer Marh, short clear ~ 6jfa4 Is.
Bacon--Quiet but firm at Fa5tta 5la,
5Ic. Whisky-luegular sales at 81 w
al 03. Butter-Dull and unchanged.
Iinsced oil Steady at 63c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO. January 30.-Wheat Dull I;
No. white Michigan gic; amber Michi-
gan spOis Her February Diic; No.
. rel winter seller February s5lc; seller
March gJi. No. 3 rel gllc; No. 2 amlsr
Illinois Wic Corn Inactive; high
mixed 33.c; No. 2 32.o, DO. white 3jic.
Oats bull No. held at 23s 23ic.
- on CITY.
mCITY, January 10 Market opened
active, Rith sales at AZ, advanced 10
gsic, IesIined 10 97tc, closing Of ystc
bid. Shipments 5000 barrels, ayerag-
ing 1900 barrels; Transactions 2's,oO
Iayr.la
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-31
HOUSE.

The postofiice appropriation bill
passed after many OF the amounts had
been increased. The struggle OF yester-
day ior u morning hour was then re-
sumcd.
The Hour Of two having arrived, the
Speaker interrupted roll call, stating
that the floor was at the disposal OF the
Committee on the District Of Columbia.
\ resolution was adopted providing
that on Monday, February 10th, the
session Of the House begin ut IL \. NJ.
4 number of bills were introduced
and referred
Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-31


The mortality ~ the city fa the past Tesf In.
q ats Death n.Lr of % y F-E .ss inhsiAisHts,
toe oAlfl iAiiOa bsiRs bssssi GA an s<iinAis ~
n go t-sOpie The tDtsl mOftAiiiy tsatludihE
I,fssnaiurs AID stsj DDfBj lat ye4F sS ~ le-
than in issI There 80 . siizht ihcro~&s IN the
mortality irUta iung diso4ss-. sbj . tery lsfSs
desrss.s Ia isfsf>. Ia ls71 Ihefs uefs 81 desths
fr1m s.afist Feser. sad laa Jt.f Only eGs. In
the yeaf is5s rssfs ssrs e. fs~rss from nj dl.
ease Tbsfr seFs oAses u sfasii pOr IN be
ssiy. DC oobt4zsA l-dnz usosd " rittsegrsh,
"a The.e o<ses gsfv yfysaytlJ isglatsd, AMI
sgxrJtsofy scrss-it,ls Ia he hsixkborhssi ssot
n.isi. There sss 90 dssfh lof an infsrt ffOIn
tilis d.-es-s Dghns The pfcsslenf< "a The Vel
ks< Fsssf In tss -Duth, considerable oDt.stsrts'
tioa ara % AfooHnt a the aAtirg4tsd y@s.sss
uk - the stsamsf y u. Porter. The vhoss city
sas usOsguzhiy cleaned uldef ths dlrscliOn ~
tiIs Health Ofaorr. aad dlsBtsrtAno rIrintled
n the Eglisa sld ssra tp<alaS, koe4~ gft .
d. a. Ogufref rfr.ss frUfa the sosth sas
sttaste ID ain shat So 81 arf sspt<~<d " L.
Iellos F,ssr, bat shkh pfOyej 81 br bilious
rmiftFnt The oA-c w.s i-olste-i and NE honss
gn4rled until the fkaf~ctsf a The disc.st sss
IaAnlleel In seytSIlbcr ne epilersic ~ Diph'
lsssia y hirh hA< prs railfd thnse<togl Ne sorfh
and wes. ytsiissi our ntY, oAuaing u destbs-
neariy four times tie mortality ffpn this dis.
..s< u iss5, The mortality In The yarsoas
ssrts fsr ths p~<i ycaf ras IN the fDIlovins
or,isr. ssxinninS slfh De hixhssi FoaTus,
SIKH, EShih. Fiith, Pint, Third. ssoond.
H. D. WAkb, n. D.,
Depusy Hoaith Omcef.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-31
Lucky N umbOrs.

LOrsylLiK, Ky, January 10. In the
seventh drawing Oi the Commonwealth
Distribution Company, to-day, the FOL.
lowing first slS prizes scrc drawn
Ticket No. $3.50 drew $4,000, NJ.
~, ~ drew slO,UO; No. sj,Wi drew
5000, 40. 800 drew $1,000, No
7ii0 drew slWO; No. l6,Oi2 drew
Il 600
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-31
THE LEGISLATURE
pslCEEOINGS OF THE TWO HOUSES
u. Governor Of Ohio Makes Call
Anotle- Windy Session Of the
Senate - The House
Journal
NHEGLiNG, January 81.
SENATE


MHEELING, January ~.
SENATE
,,l., Al ID O'Clock. and Rev. Il
''"'' ~ a ..I.,,r..I, ,,s,I., tLe
IrJ.l, u. Ih, '"'''''''' ''''''
ll.u,us prayer.
rfE INSANE ASYLUM.
.-...F. ..ssi,u :. n. No. , came
'"''' Oh" -.I.-.,i.n Thi.Etha
up ur iuT,ht' '"''S'''' '''''''''
l-I aut urlug thy lTdI'"n "l an ''''-
...r.J Iu,r.taI iur lhc insane, IA the
,,.......,,.,,,l, ,Ii,trirt The same
I"''" N'''' ,.r.,.;.,,,.
senator's diS'"'','' u - ,.'' w
Ity. ; u8tur Lowe, "i N''''' COUNTY
..t.f..u..bu speech of the session.
100 ', ...,..r-.,,.r..i by the Srrgeant-at-
''' va .,-.f..i ,b. Sguaf. and
ATus ""' '.''''''''
rpg, TAT 'f' WI '"'
"Mr rr s.tvnt,
s....,EKNrK uF rItE STATS uF ouIn.
f,....f..,,.. r..,i.,.I. .Thr ~,r.,yaut-
l", ''',III' ,.,II ,.r..,.,. r.uIurt the Govern
a. N,.,nIt;','.I .,st L.,iI, the Prrsi
4 ,..,,rru.r Bi,lnp. however,
ILL, fl,L "A seat among the Srua-
80 mater D,uuIs. ui Grvvnhrirr.
m,,.I ytat the senate take a recess 4"
,u,tIy the mvmhvr, to become M-
had, unlrd with their distinguished visit
t.r which Vas carried unanimously 10y
.amatiuu. The senators were
thpl presented % hls rNce!leucy
b., President Johnson, AMI were
u..r,rI ju GOyrruur bishops
vol Known curiHl manner The
Esa,JtE representative was 'h'r"lu'ed
a, au ul,l man, aud the H"Nrrn"r rN-
,-.-,..i >.Wr ~urprl~rr hut rrmWkcl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-31
Potter Committee,

WASHINGTON, January 3O-Whitelaw
Reid, the New York Tribune, was be
fore the Potter Committee to-day. lie
received a package of cipher dispatches
from William T.. Chandler and one from
llisrOrk, OF the committee. lie pro
durrd two scrap books, with the re-
mark Here are two volumes at DIS
patches received 10y me. Laughter. ]
The 6rSt volume contains copies ut the
Florida dispatches, with an appendix uI
miscellaneous ones. Volume No. , en-
hudir, the kilograms referring to South
Carolina and Oregon. Before the tele-
grams we're drrlphcrcd Mr.. Reid said he
published editorials ON the subject, with
view to inducing some one To come
forward with the KEY tu the cipher but
that failing, copies were attacked
srrIuUSly MCssrs Hazard AMI GruvCuur
dill tae entire word OF translation.
Prof Holden aided IN some material
way. Mr. llisCoCk inquired II there had
ever lycu any complaint from parties to
whom tclrgrMus were attributed. Reid
replied that with the exception OF Mar
hlr. there had been uadirvCt complaints,
and in that ease Marble was perfectly
justified, a. hc WAS not the author ot
thr tclegrams attributed In him IN the
publication. The first OF the Oregon
dispatches wcru not deCiphcrcd and
published in the Tribune, but IN some
other paper. An Associated Press dis
patch drew attention tu the fact that the
riphrr used was an old mining cipher,
and was taken from the household die
tiuuary. Tribune experts then procured
this dictionary, and the cipher Was plain,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-31
RAILROAD BoSps Quiet.
STATE Bosps-Dull.

STATE Bosps-Dull.
SroCKsAThe market opened strong
and prices advanced i@2s per cent, but
this was followed 10y "a reaction OF iglt
per cent. After midday there Was a
partial recovery, hut towards . o'clock
uuder vigorous sellingmoyemen prices
broke l@7s, Northwest leading the
downward movement. This was sue
ceeded by recovery oflG4l, the latter
Northwestern common, and still later by
partial reaction. The market closed h.
yerish and unsettled, at a decline of i(g
3 per cent from the highest point Of the
day. The transactions aggregated tls,-
OC0 shares, OF which 5000 were Erie
common and $1,000 preferred, ~ 900
Lake Shore, 10000 Wabash, $1,000
Northwestern common and 29Oo pre-
ferred, $1,000 ST Paul common and l5,-
600 preferred, 2,6O0 Morris aud Essex,
$500 Michigan Central, 1000 Illinois
Central, 1900 c., C., c. Il l., 1000 1t.
Joe, 5000 Ohios, 2S,00O Western Tn
ion, 81, 900 New Jersey Central, 1900 At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph, 1000 Can
ada Southern, 1000 ~. Louis, kans''s
Civ and NorthpTu,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-31
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at 2to 3 Per Cent.-Goy-
ernments fimer-flour Unchanged
Wheat Dull-hOgs Firm.
FIN ANCE.

New YoRK. January 30-MoSKY-
Active at 2(G5 per cent, closing at 2ts3
per cent. Prime mercantile paper SAG
) per cent. Sight exchange on New
York 4s7i; sterling exchange, bankers
bills dull at iS5.
SILvER-At London, 50 pence Per
ounce; here silver bars 81 %; sub
sidiary silver coin l6gli per cent. dis
count.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-31
Returning board WeIIs In Trouble.

NEa ORLg,Ns, January W-It IN ne
ported that ! Madison Wells, surveyor
oi this port, has heen indicted 10y the 4.
:. grand Jury for malicasancr IN office
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-31
LOUISIANA.
u. y. Senator Elected.

Special Dispatch To the Register
New ORLEANS, January 30.
B. f. Jonas was, to-day, elected
United States Senator. Pure Dcmoc-
racy, without money and without price.
{.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-31
Lobbyists shut Out.

WASHINGTON, January 3O.-Thc Sen
ate yesterday adopted u rule excluding
from the Iobhirs all persons except such
a. are entitled e. the privileges of the
door. This Is direct blow To several
railroad schemes, notably the Texas
Pacific senator Blaine and Spencer
were the only Republicans who voted
against this measure. in which they were
luiued by half dozen Democrats.
The Interstate Commerce Bill.
WASHINGTON, January 3o.--There is
small prospect of the passage OF the
Interstate Commerce Bill, owing To the
advanced stage Of the session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-31
Annual Report Of the Health
Officer.

DEGow WILL nv FOUND \ RErORT 90
ID tbs humber ui deaths occurring in this
city during thu year ls5s, With the causes of
death, AC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-31

NlTU4. lnNI.IIs NNlllllltlNs
Baxter. kTtl,y, Woods e..
Nut,.
Itru>.u. Johnston. Newman,
Br.Na. Jones. ruIU,
nH.utS. luNr. stout.
tNuu. Nrttr,-ur, Turner
tsUlsu.r, N,WIuu Williams la.
NJ Buu,rmly,d that thr hill De- Aid
uu lgr tab,. bat thy motion Vas host
D., a vote. 90 lufub
Nm,uiurur-I. uUuyrtu, & various,
were 'h.u pmu,.i aUt UyJi.y the
poor U,., Mas allowed tu-utu It's Gu
sra,suyUt Iur turt uudu-
$500, J>HuuJyEu.
By p,uu,, = O. Na. l3p. Tor thc r.
Er ut Aihgu ~,rU-.r
H, Wllyr - b. Nu. Itu. Amending
th. law 900 urcuui tp tho collection amt
DISBURSEMENT 90 Wuuyl hy thu Treasurer
aui Au.liIur
By p.uul, = q. NJ. lll. amending
thr Ust urlauIIlug the Supreme Court ul
Appeals lytuiug IT, jurisdiction AMI
pr.,,uuug the manner ut Pruccclus
h.utrU
by iuGh. 5. B. No. Ia, Tor the relief
90 Daniel lruuyy.
Tins latter hlIl was uu motion ut judge
Brown. the rules being suspended, r'aI
I"" Tunes
" l".' t"'N' senate 'u'N I'''7' ""'
tl ua,l alter tSuu'Clugk. !
u. I" ". - apI'","I '"r it" 'N-
'"t'i"s 'hr '"rN'pt'Nv and bli' raH-
''I' 't"I" '"N'i'"", ",'' s-'U" ttNtu up
"'' "''.. ''''"' ''"'"'''"'" "'' when at.
' U" 'ln, '"' ''l '"e N"''l''t
I'm. W IN m.
I.II.vs. ti..r. n...f....I., -
u,.r.,.f.. gnI ~.r,r..r ~. ,''.',, -,
r.iur,,i T., ,.y,r.urr...t. ,i... - =.
inr IIlu.r
Observation-Disclosures
., ,I4'..........,. ','''''
Ill - w =
~ '''N''' "' ''',' '.'''>'''
''''">'" moved !" NuSur"d lhr rules,
AM ''N' "t u. ID. No. 'a' proNIilus Tor
''' assessment l1r taxation ut the
i't''N "' 'I' '"tN'pt1Nr ddd 'ul"
'''''
tS"INNrT "'l''trd Q" th' notion
Johns" '"S'S'rl
tue h'' Was r','' the h'>' ilur. hH'
lH' NtU0ty TciuNyd lH suspend tHv Con
sliui"uaI ruic amt allow It's SCcund
IeadUs.
rHE lJNATiC Hu>rirAI NUNiN.
Newton moved tha, the h'li Spyrupu.
"Ung money tn construct an aillti"ndi
"ins ui the Insane Asylum at Weston
h' taNgn from the table Tor o"nSidcTd
ton, The motion was withdrawn, aiie'
much discussion.
: B No. l9. which yuaytS that ii a tie
PENDANT against whom. on publication
SIuigmcut or decrrC has been ur shall
hereafter be rendered. IN an action OJ
sujt m which an attachment has been 81
NAV be- sued uut ami levied. as I,royid,j
Iu this chapter. or hi, personal rrpry-
sentative shall rrturuto uy appear open.
ly ,u tins state. lac NAV within one Vral
after a cupy of such ndgment or dr,rr,
has b,en or shall h. ,yry,,I upop bim
az the instance Of the plaintitT ar With.
I'M 6ys vsars fr,p, 49,, Jst, ,f .,.L
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-31

The Congrss-Grsvy Elected President
NERsAILLEs, January S0-The pro-
ceedings in the Congress Of the two
Chambers were opened by NJ. Aartsl,
, 1879-03-05
" latoatetl lsnntll,alliers," )"


Tile nooye vulgar cntthet, - frequently uscl
t'y tien1agoE,ies who " knep tho word Of prom.
isv to tho ens to break It 10 thc hope" will npw
scarcely appay. The saYsng tar,ncr, tho small
trader, as'd tl1u thrifty workman have all be-
CONE or arc becoming boulAolders. The Coy
efnn'ent has Just made its niuot!cth call for tho
redemption Of tllu $50 botds, while tho sub
scriptons to tho new per ccnt loan reach $780,
oo0o00 since the tirst os the ycar. Tho chief
anu most promising feature OF this per cent
loan tt Its difruaiYcnras, There oro now In tho
country probably froul hall to whole suilllon
hode1s ot Goyerulnent buads. Would there
wcro dve millions, representing oue-iult cur
population: It would bo just 20 much adlltio,,.
~ security IN taYor of pcace good os,ler, and
pthily remarked, i liz ,lat hath Children hAtil
given hostages t0 fortuuc," So 1t ,uAy uot tu.
aptIy be satd that he wlu bccomes creditor to
tue GoVcsnlncot-it ulatters not whether to q
small Or great amount-haih gtYcn hostages to
Lam aud good order. LIZ Of necessity lecoues
, 1879-03-05
WESTON'S WALK.
He Losea Ills Wager with Sir John Asttc,

He Loses Ills Wager with Sir John AatIcy.
Mem IhrE Harld
LONDON, Feb 2S.-Wcston, at II :80 o'clock
]ast uiglt, left Windsor to walk q measured
milo III I'll cndeayor to regain his arrears, l,ny-
iNg sxty-ayu lnlcs to cover. At 3:eU this
thos1slng ho had guintd fifteen miles, when l,u
rested for three hours for sleep. BY $3.50
O'Clock lie had aided ten miles to Ills ca.,. cay-
ins forty miles of arrears. Weston haa reached
ssnaE ss, ltfs thona'na hours expired Ut 4:l0
This nftcrnn0n, when Tie netual distances cpypr.
ed was l,071Lt5 miles.
Weston irIt London a. 1905 q. nj. jim,
, Il q Wink over tlis turnpke-roass of Enrlantl,
S,Wo m'lcs III ,ooo consecutive hours, binding
!!snsclf, Ao"eycr, not TO- wuk during il,s
!wsntyfnilr hours Of eac1, Sunday, wllicl, left
MIN only ed0 hours. or thirty-tiva days sixtuen
aoars. actual tlmet to do the taak. Ills route
Tas T,,s, from tonon 70 Doves; ierc 10 Brighton
Rested tho second sunday. From piytnul,th m l.e
Meht through Cornwall, antl thrllca north 10
nr'etoI & an!l lloucrstcr to Worcester, where he
WA duc lhc third Sunday. Keeping along
tSwards ts's ths Interior hs route WIS through
cunningham To- Shrewsbury, ti,encc To Chester,
Llyernoul. "E4 Manchester 10 The exlre1uc north
:! 1s1n mng'at' Ihe fourth san4ay was sprns near
ne's; Newcastle. iron, wllenss his routo was due
to ncar shcilleld for the fifth Sunl.ay. Thcncu
through Lincoln antl Hortok 10 lpawtch IN
suffolk, wtlerc hs WAS due last Buntiay. From,
,x3n. nege 'owafas WAT Luz H.es,p5 va Newmarket, to
lAe task as Whole was such one Us ha, ueyer
belore been attempted in England.
That Weston iatled was in no way hIs own
1!aq,t; 'a a. every town aud guy during tlls arst
1uad lclnE blackadvd by this .cnse crowds, which,
q! q! Iuu1o than onu. uccas!oA wcru 10 rough tiIak
weston was thrown down and Injured, In tact
,n,; me Sot TO- ~ 70 AFRAID Of thc crowds thai lu
would taku refuge III the accompanying omnihus,
WING On u!flrr occasions, IL kccu tlls ,rt n. ~
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service, The choir wns slnging selection from
which, When It ended, loft. The dorlh triv-
,a,!ss o. modern eassed music wos. haye bess M
opera -......'
Gounol Is one Of the few nnttvc composers
who Is nllc to writu truly religious ultlstc. Tbs
penutY Of composers in this field is easily . &C..
counted !or. To compose works Itkc tlie
Twelfth Afass Of Mozart, or tho "Mcssaa" nf
Han,el, one must feel holy faith: mere talent is
insufficient; Eenuattscls, huwc.cr tt mhY triumph
Il pFoane 'src1y ssefas vMrgi esg
know tno lttlc to speak. Rnssint's "stabnt,"
llumhly prophecy. Will he forEattcn ere fifty
years he past. Iinw can justice bc dune TO the
Ion os.t S0ss 15 q ecs a bespes
the grandeur Of his eubiccta n
c,wrrnr. d, ~
0ounod Is to conduct the orchestra al tile
next Reinstatement ut thr Hlppodromc. The
programme will be entirely made up OF Ills
worits; TH4s WI o ths lat iost'val hut one
ronecrt n. 1scycr. tho woil-known critic, a,Id
composer OF ala Statue" !" auti "Slgurd." will
direct tue execution Of selections frun, Hector
Bs1lt9ss "lencl'ct md beatr'ec" aad "Romeo
\ ,sew overture l.y Arthur Sullivan WIS CT
ccuted at tlle Conservatoiro On Sunday. and viii
1c repeated at tslG same place next weak. so
Il Will be scen tint tho Exlithltlon-C Concerts
hNtC NJ lENet O{lShEsf tltG GATE MUSICIANS UGFG
little. This is the second English work per-
formed At tho Conseryntotre lntcIy. The other
was Alfred 1fatnlrs' Symphony. OF which /
made mention at tho ttuls Of Its production.
IN LITERATURE,
the etagnatlon Of the lust month or two IL
poem. "a Pitic Supreme" Is It, tile preas md
tloto rcalisltc champions, Etu,r ZuIa and +. dc
Uuucoust, llnyo each u new ilogel III preparation.
Zola's Is entitled "Nnl,a." II is continuation
Of tic fntnous "Aseon,mois," :" md IL ,lcyu,el IL
thc adventures Of tic daughter VI Couprnu n,i.l
Urryalat, With rliosu miserable deaths "I.'A.-
sonmulf'' c,n!eu. N. dv Guncourt's noyel Is
NAMED lies Frcrea l'tudiGo." The "Brnuiru
Brolherah urc clowns. "Nana." at puc mn
liItnt OF her caEcur, is IN actress. Tile curious
IN theatrical, matters .naY therefore fDok for
ward 10 the appearance OF both books with iu-
tcrrst. 1iANNY MgLTzEK.
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Mrs. Haves is bciuE strongly reinforced on the
wine question BY all who astcndcd tile enter
taintncnt of Tuesduy evening, since tho univcr-
sal comment ts, lint the order preserved in the
enpper.roo1ns was tn such agreeable contrast to
tho tndccorous behavior at many parties, egen
suall onrs ut private houses, given during this
md other seasons, where Hiuc was served, At
some small partrs It has cyetl bccpinc necessary
to re1nuyc tllG dccaltters after they ind l,ee vi
thu tAlic. Surely, IL IL bcttur not to offer wiuu
to ollc's guests t,an to rebuke them, even tuyjt-
ly, bv withdrawing it brforo the csenIn, Is OYER
A wfdclv'elrculntod nccuuns OF intoxtcation ut
recent llAlassomu entertainment, md gross vio-
latfon Of 1ccurum In the xuppee.roun,, Is mcn-
ttoBed whenever tho ryents Of The season uro
discussed, nn1 tho conclusion Of all sucll eon-
versation is, "Mrs. f1aYes Is right, after all,
about the wlne.''
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17f7dHF7DHaJ 77HsF t7HH. NftH.}.
The writers Of eoEnic paragraphs In the liccu.
t!ous newspapers hnvo temporarily droppcl
Commissioner i.e Due, to poke fun at the rrt-
tnpn business a,out prlyate lI,ncs' pantaloons.
1t Is mt anywhere near an humorous topic, but
the Agricultural Commissioner needed a rest,
md he bus wisely 1nkrn advantage Of tle juji
to plant satIc Japanese fans for next summers
Cr0H.