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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Several Persons Seriously In
jured.

CHAMBERsBuRG, Pa, February a
While shifting mail train south OF
here this afternoon, one car containing
about twenty-five passengers, lett the
track from some unknown cause, and
fell over an embankment six leet high,
turning over on it, side, Fifteen or
eighteen persons were injured, among
whom were Hiram Bieler, Of Fayette-
willie, leg broken; Rev, DR.. Stewart,
Newhurg, \. Y, arm broken; Frank
Scheiblc, wife and son, Scotland, Frank
lin county, Pa, seriously injured; Miss
Miles, Greencastle, Pa, shoulder
bruised; Samuel Prather, Greencaslle,
Pa, injured about the head, but not
serious; two children OF Col. James Da-
wilson, Greencastle, Pa, slightly in
iured; Bishop Glasshrenner and Rev.
Bulger, Of the u. L. Church, considera.
bly bruised, but not seriously. Several
others received cuts and bruises, but
were ahlo To proceed to their dcstina-
tlunS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25
Army Appropriation BIN.

The morning business being disposed
of. consideration was resumed oi the
unfinished business army appru-
priation hill-and the discussion upon
the clause in regard To allowing railroads
to usc their telegraph lines for CONNER
Cial purposes was continued, Mr. Jones,
ui Florida, again advocating the meas
urc.
The pending question being On the
amendment ui MIR Hoar, submitted
SATURDAY, providing that railroad com
panies before using their telegraph lines
Tor commercial purposes, shall file their
written acceptance OF the restrictions
and obligations imposed on telegraph
companies hy title - II the Revised
Statutes, II MAS agreed to-yeas -,
NAYS -.
The question thch Iccurred on the
amendment oi MIR Jones, OF Florida
submitted saturday, providing that tel
egrams NAV be sent by railroad COM
pauies, etc, which are hereby author
iZed a. construct, maintain and operate
telegraph lines, and 10 use the lines or
Wires they noS have for the general
ItutlN anu Nllf HNhlNNa ~
all provisions of title o. Of the Revised
Statutes Of the United States. Rejected
yeas -, nays b.
Mr.. Berk submitted aR amendment
repeating 80 much Of the revised statutes
A. authorizes the United States to ac-
guire a title TO or obtain possession Of
telegraph lines within the Uulted
States and declaring all contracts
with existing companies null and void.
Mr.. Beck said he did not believe that
this was pAiernal government. Tie dad
not believe in the government control
ing railroads or telegraph lines.
Mr.. Thurman demanded division
al the question, 80 that a vote should be
taken on the FIRST part Of the amend
ment in regani TO repeating certain parts
OF title % Of the revised statutes 50
ordered.
The amendment Of Mr. Beck vas re-
iected; yeas, 80; nays, 30.
Mr.. Beck then withdrew the balance
OF the amendment
Nr. Conkling submitted an amend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25
THE FALLEN ANGELL
On the Way to Chicago.

PulApELrmA, IA, February n
At9 O'Clock, this morning, the deputy
sheriff took Angel into custody and
conveyed him to the Court OF Common
Pleas. The counsel Tor the Pullman
Palace Car Co., announced his readiness
to make proof that the prisoner was the
person named in the warrant. The
Judge informed Angel OF his rights un-
der the law, but hc replied that he
didn't desire that writ OF hab,ds corpus
should he issued. After hearing the
testimony the Judge rcmanded Angel
to the custody OF Detective Frank, oi
London, representing Illinois, and the
sheriff taking u written receipt Tor the
prisoner Angel was then taken to the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad depot, and
started iur Chicago AT noon, accom-
panied hv his brother.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25
PARKERSBU RG.
Killed by the Cars.

pNEKERsBlRG, February 2%.-The IL
o'clock passenger train ran over man
last night about three miles from this
city, killing him instantly. Ills body was
was found at o'clock this morning, lay
persons passing, who brought in the n-
formation. lie was recognized 10y papers
found on his person, his body being
crushed into an unrccuguilahlr shape,
as Dudley Ellcuwuud, ut \cwhurN, O.,
who was on his way West to purchase II
farm Suspicion ui foul play existed, hut
was allaycd by the finding ot a watch
and money iu his pockets. lie leaves n
wife and two small children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25
MAIsDI GRAS.
Opening Festivities in New Or
leans.

New ORLEANS, February - The re-
crption ui the King of the Carnival to-
day was royal affair. Alter landing
he WAS escorted through the principal
streets, paying hisrcspccts to the Mayor
from whom hc received the keys ul the
city. ON the route, the Ming recognized
General sherman among the spectators.
Alter AN exchange of ciyilltirs, the
King inquired the condition OF the
army, To which General sherman re-
piled that the army Was in "a satisfactory
condition. The King then commanded
the General to attend his reception to-
morrow at EXPOSITION Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25
The Chlnese BlIl.

slx FEANCisop. February 4-Tbe
Mstropylian BAPTIST Church Mas dsn..'-
Is crowded tonight, and the following,
a lopted by unanimous rising vote,
xll b. ,el,srarhe'i to the President io-
morrow.
sAS fEAScIso, February 9Th.
TO r. ~. HoYs, P,,seiaf cJ Jv fa'i,i
ISaiSI.
Two THOUSAND Christian citibebs, az
scmblcj for their ordinary service in ibe
Metropolitan temple, las, evening, ~
a rising vote petition ~ 70 sszn
the hill restricting Chines pu1Hrst,sn
a. measure vital 10 our cs1 l<one, our
business prosperity and our Christian
civilization.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25
Terrific Storm.
CREAMOF THE NEWS.
Gathered From Our Dispatches

Angel, the Pullman Car Company
dciaulter, was taken to Chicago, yestcr-
day
The funeral of the late Bishop Foley
took place at Baltimore, yesterlay'aud
was largely attended.
The Senate yesterday by vote Of q
10 81 refused - strike out OF the army
appropriation bill the clause inserted
by the House allowing the railroad COM
panies to use their telegraph lines Tor
commercial purposes.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
issued another call ior 81, Co, GO i've
twenty bonds
Burglars attempted to steal Modjes-
ka's diamonds from a Louisville theatre,
Saturday night. Modjeska screamed
and frightened the thieves away be-
fore they secured the Jewels
The Indians are committing numer-
Gus numbers and rObberies In the west
ern part OF Kansas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25
aOUsE or pELEaATBs

N.iauUt being ui particular inter-
e.. iae session ui Yesterday was
l..,' .Ug. aui bills were ground uUt
"l, steady regularity. The most oi tUy
evening session was taken up Ju the dis
'a>',uu ensuing up1uVAcIuEJhe "vJ,uU-
'' H.Tu.Sl school blli' upon ITS second
'r,'UUS This bIil aS q went from lis
0.>i rySjjUZ. lea ulSuN the normal uv
branch normal school o. be- transferred
Z" 'ac U>c % C1i0ryi persons The bill
rs ircNJe5 Throughout with the greatest
.r'i,y despite tho serious aspect brought
Irwdri uy Butcher Tuncv amt Quinn,
'"r remarks 90 tHr >CyuUi EUtiymaU,
r'tetIai.y, being greeted with leaIs ii
laughter
Nj. Buttucr move,i t1 Hu the blank
MI" West Liberty. ~ which was further
@,urUtcd 10y maxim. % "trituNjlle.
',!."yy county Bo,h we're rejected.
TIE motion by Whl,h thr iurmer was
Iriv,trtWas then rvyuuSiicrrj andasaiu
usi
Ar Qg,UutbcumsytItoju to insert Con
I'r'rA Acucer county. pruding which
l""rN W1yvj To table the bill. A vote
"''S taken, and Mr. REYNOLDS. Speaker
~ ',l'., IN spite Of cries tor division.
ucSided carried.
The House then adjourned
BILLS PAssED.
Ia relation to advertising decrees Of
s"'e' and sales OF delinquent lands, pro,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25
BISHOP PURCELL.
statement of Ills Affairs DE
n,andied.

CIN,ISNNII, February g--1he l'ulIS
Fr,awi, the Gcrinan Catholic organ, To-
lay demands a statement Oi the affairs
ol Archbishop Purcell, which Il has
reason Ia Tear may bo Surse than repre-
sentc,l. The Gcrman Catholics charge
that money, much of which IL theirown,
has gone tObuild Irish churches. They
fear the church property will be liahlc io
levy. Numbers ui those congregations
say they received none Of the four nail.
lions ia question. aud they cannot
understand why thu church property
ior which they have already sAcribced
~ much, should be held iof dcbts 10y
which they were not benettsd.I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25
Baltimore.

BALrIxoRR, February 25.-Flour-
Steady; western superfine IS 25SS 80;
do extra "a OO(S4 50; do family 81 rs
(A5 so. Wheat-Western quiet; South.
ern red 4 OO(Sl Os; do amber 81 10
III; No. ? Pennsylvania red 81 10
al l0i; No. 2 western winter red, spot
81 l0Its,l lot; seller Manh 81 llG
/ III; seller April 81 l2Sl l2t. Corn
Western active for futures; white
44l(G45i; do yellow +4tS4ilc; western
mixed, spot aud seller March 4+ts4Alc;
seller April 45c; seller May 45,c;
steamer Iilc. 0ats-Dull; western
white 3l(G33c; do mixed 30c; Pennsyl.
yania 3l@S2c. Rye-Nominal at 51c
seller April. Hay steady; prime 10
choice Pennsylvania Sll@ls. Pro-
visions Higher and active. Mess
pork-Old ~ 10; new $40 50al0 -.
Bulk Meats Loose shoulders sic; clear
rib sides SIC; packed SIC. Bacon
Shoulders, old, lic; new ~; clear rib
sides dc. llams-A 9!Ca l0lc. lari
Refined tierrcs lc. Butter-Quiet;
prime to choice western packed lSd
AOc: pll iSsi6c. Egys-Steady at lSc
for fresh. Petruleum-tluiet; crude ST
@s.; refined 9k. Coflee-Dull; Rio
car.,oes ll@l5ic. Whisky-Dull aud
nominal AZ 81 OS.
CuICAoo, February s.-flour-
Firmcr but not quotably higher.
Whcat-Sirung and higher, hut unset.
tle,l No. Chicago spring gstsaetc
cash; g2,c seller March; G3lc seller
April M. = do. 7slG,1slc; rejectei
$50 Bir. Corn In good demand anj
prices shade higher at 'Iic, cash; Slc
seller March; j3ic seller April; and
~ .n37ic seller May. Oats-falrly
active, aud shade higher at es.Cr2|
cash erscllcr Man'h; 2jIc seller April,
and 9iic seller May; rcjcclcd la. Rye
Steady and unchanged at i6!c. Barley
easier at 5Slr7E. Flax seed Stronger,
good crushing ~ 3Nhl -. Pork
>trug and higher, at SO ~ cash.
slO 32!ClO =, seller Marh; SlO AZ
seller April; 10 Asa 10 ~ seller Ma..
Land strong and higher at ~ ~ cash,
49, hid seller March, ~ ~ seller
April ~ OF seller MAY. Hulk Meats
Stronger and higher u, 81 Wsa'S 90s
! -. Dressed Hogs Demand full;
price, il,. Whisky at -.
For iiiitionoIN Ndrkcts NJ fcurth y d9r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25
MODJESKA'S DIAMONDS.
An Attempt tO Steal Them From
"a Louisville Theatcr.

IoUIsyuLR, February PA trio Of
bold burglars attempted Ia hurglarize
Madame Modjcska's dressing room at
the Opera House Saturday night, and L.
secure her diamonds and ornaments,
which are worth thousands OF dollars
They climbed upon the roof ot an al.
Joining house, and opened the window
ui ModjcSka's dressing room just at the
close ot the second act. one OF the
thieves had his hand extended ready To-
grasp the prize, when Modjeska entered
the room. and, observing the men peer
ing through the window, uttered a
scrram which heightened them away.
The burglars were pursued hy the
police, but escaped in the darkness.
Terrific Storm.
Sr. JoHNS. y. T.. February 24-Dur-
iug terrific storm yesterday GA Prince
Edward Island the Catholic Chuph at
Cardigan Road. the PRESBYTERIAN Church
al Suuris and the railway sheds at sum
mvrsidr were blown down. other
casualties are reported The snow ia
the railway cuttings i from sixteen to
twenty icet deep.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25
Wasinar Indicaiiona.

WAsHIxGTuS, February 81 A.H.-
FoI Tennessee AMI the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather and rain. fol-
lowed by rising barometer, east 10 south
winds. shifting 10 westerly and north
west, and during Tuesday night lower
temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy weather
and snow, falling barometer, variable
winds, mostly from east 30 south and
slight changes IN temperature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25
Elsetion omeer Sentenced.

BALTIMORE, February 24.-ln the L.
s. Circuit Court, Judge Bond sentenced
Martin Burns, Judge oi Election, plead
ing guilty 10 tOhiadering l. :. supervisors
at the late Congress election, 10 twelve
months Imprisonment and pay a 6ne.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25
RAILRoAp BoNns-lrrrgular.

RAILROAD BONns-iriVkuiu'
STATE BoSDs-Quiet.
SroCKs-The market to-day Was active,
hut the closing sales show n decline IN
almost the entire list. Considerable
weakness was displayed at the opening,
and free selling movement Was IN
augurated, which resulted in u decline
ranging from \ tu I'll pet cent, Union
Pacific leading the downward movement
under large sales, said To have been for
the account oi a prominent holder ot
stock. This WAS followed by fractional
recovery, but during the afternoon an
other decline .et in, Northwestern
and Kansas Pacific showing the greatest
depression, the former selling down 10
BI per cent, "A decline of 1 per cent,
and the latter dropped from ~ Ia l6l
per cent. The weakness in Northwest
ern was due IL Tumurs al Disagree
ment among members al the bull pot.
Western Union fell off from lO3 10 l0oi,
but recovered Ia iOls. In the final
sales the market Was iirmer with ~
coyery from the lowest puinto oi i0l par
cent, the latter lor Northwestern com
mon. The Pud SAYS the decline IN due
lo speculative toUsh'''hl''hN, thti' w
ing nothing ia the respective properties
whose shares are dealt in, 10 warrant the
changes oi the day. The 'ommcr'dl
expresses the opinion that the old
cliques in Northwestern and
the new syndicate arr not ia Acc"ld
and somebody Is supposed to have been
cheated. The transactions aggregated
OOO shares, ot which 5000 were
Erie, 2O,OO Lake shore, 5000 Wabash,
1900 Northwestern common, 31,WD
preferred, II, 900 IT, Paul common, 1900
Delaware. l.ackawanna and Western,
1000 New jersey Central, 1900 Union
Pacific, 5000 Ohio, 1900 Western
Union, l2,UN Missouri, Kansas aud
Texas, 400 II. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern and l5,OOO Kansas Pacific.
Wnst.rt, Iutnu lOia. d a ......... o..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25
Railars In the Iron Trsde.

Nrv YokK, February 24-The failure
of the Peru Steel and Iron Company
~ Rsaie street, and at CiintonyiIle, y.
T., j. announced, and d. J. Dominica
has becn appointed receiver The
ooDIany w4s incorporated Ia April,
iss5. With a capital Of $4,000. The
panic III 1873 and the depression u ira 10
caused the failure. The total liabilities
are gwen at seOyOoO. Assets nominal.
ly valued ai 81, 10000. ., is thought
that this will pay all the liabilities, leay'
Ing a good dividend 90 the stockholders
Msdsms La Chspsils's Tssk Compistsd.
CHICAGO, February A--At ! O'Clock
this morning Madame La Chapelle's sue
cessfully complete.i her taAk u walking.
ia addition 70 the 200 quarter miles In
q many quarter houu. 800 quarter miles
In the same number oi consecutive ten
minuteA Ths last quarter was the last
est made, In l:ss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25
THE STATUTE FACTORY.
1gg LAWMAKERS HARD At WORK.
T.1;a,t.ons BY the SO.ons Of the Senate -
The Bill Mil Grnds BrisAB ln the
House Passage ofHlIious In
,rrest Bills The Kim
Grove Road Petitions,
G. ENATE
WusEtIS5, February "a

t .. I'D. D.. a. la b .U their
%.
V.ar.s
Ih. wyuu, - vu, ""''t N'~
mol NTH pray Ly Ur,. T. L..
.,..,.,f.i almost ,pfir,.', t,.
''"'' .f.tr.t ...............,,
Jr, .,,-, U-',"" "' '".' ''''.' '' "''''- 'i'
,t.,al.uu., matters.
s.rsf,, WII M. ItG ameui, portions
.-...n.rJ school LAW. % Mas run-
ul .", r. "''"'
s.iyrF' "I"" Us ''''''''' '''''''','' '''.'
,uyuI,d m numerous provisions before
t.ur ordered to its rugrussmcut iur
..-,..r
...,.. u,rr \, I,a 4Irrgly printed Ina
..I..r.u, q, ana effort a. regulate
...Ef,,f h..A. u,.sI Iu ,h,. puh-
,... n MA, r,.ti tHr last time
an
N,.....r,.u..f senator E,Nlrr. the sen
....I That the ~rr.raut-at-Auu,
...r.4r.. h.. sutunrilrd tu employ
", ....,..uf Who shall have the ~.mr
-.......,nf.., Al. Arms. prsIgi.I that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Money Easy at 2 10 4 Per Csnt-GOv-
enmeats Steady-fIour firm-wheat
Quist-Hogs Quiet
FIN ANCE.

NEw YORK, February 24.-MoSEr-
At 2(94 per cent Prime mercan-
tile paper Sd5 per cent. Sterling ex-
change, bankers bills quiet at isat;
sight exchange on New York 1881.
SILvER-Bar silver here at 81 %; sub
sidiary silver coin lCalt per cent. dis
count. Silver at London, SOLD.
ovERSMENTs-Steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February II.
SENATE.
Pension Arrears.

Mr. Beck submitted an amendment
to the hill making an appropriation Ia
pay arrears oi pensions, which proposes
to suspend the operation of all laws pro
viding Tor the sinking fund, and apply
ing the surplus revenue i'll the treasury
after paving the current expenses to the
payment Of arrears ui pensions. Re-
f.rr.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25

PrrTssussH, February A-Petrolssm
Dull; crude al 81 IL at Prtsrs ior
immediate shipment; rsdnsd etc tor
Philadelphia delivery.
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hnvsukse.


ToLEDo, February %. - Wheat
Easy; extra white Michigan 81 0s; No.
2 white Michigan sole; amber Michigan
seller March 81 Oft; No. 2 red winter
spot 81 Or; seller March 81 Gej; seller
April 81 0il seller May 81 05s. Corn
-Firm; No. seller May 3sle; rejected
sale. OAis--steady; Michigan white
Dc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25

WASHINGTON. February ~. - The
Secretary of the Treasury called for the
following 40 bonds. the principal and
Interest To- be paid On and alter the oath
Of Nav next. Coupon bonds dated
July l. 1867, SO, Nos, sO,0Ol to 10000,
both inclusive. SlOO, No, I6O.OOl To-
$4,000. both inclusive; $500, Nos. a5,-
col to 100000, both inclusive; Sl,OOO,
Nos. lSS. .OOl To l76,OOO both inclusive.
Total coupon bonds SlS,OOo,oOO
Registered bonds, redeemable At the
pleasure Of the United States, alter the
list oi July, 1872: SO, Nos 1921 to
S.24O. both inclusive; Sl00, Nos 2S,5Ol
to 23.62O, both inclusive: 500, Nos.
ll,+5O to IL so, both inclusive; $1,000,
Nos. 44,9Oi To 44,+OO, both inclusive !;
$500, Nos. l4,OOl To l4,SSO, both in
elusive; $1,000, Nos. 2S,SOl to 26, $50,
both inclusive. Total registered bonds,
100000; aggregate, 100000,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25

IL. - relation to advertising DEGREES OF
sales and sales Of delinquent lands, pro-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-10-25
THE YELLOW FEVER.

On the 18th, at Memphis, there were
eight deaths from fever and II new cases re-
ported. 1t was reported that the disease had
appeared at Forest City, Ark, and trains over
the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad had
been suspended in consequence.
On the 14th, ut Memphis, there were
IA deaths from fever and nine new cases re-
ported. One death had occurred at Hope
field, Ark, just across the river from Mem
phis. There were six cases at Forest City,
four of which had proved fatal. The town
has been nearly depopulated. The Memphis
Towards have sent them physicians and
nurses. Four new cases and two deaths
were reported at COncordia. Sixteen cases
and one death were reported from Centre
vile, in st. Mary's Parish, La.
On the 18th, ut Memphis, there were
eight deaths from fever and 16 new cases re-
ported.
On the 10th, at Memphis, there were
seven new cases reported and but one death.
Additional were reported at Forest
City, Ark.
On the 18th, at Memphis, there were
three deaths from fever and four new cases
reported. The fever continues to spread mt
Forest City, and several more deaths have
occurred. At Concorlia the disease has
nearly exhausted the white population and
is now spreading among the negroes. Fifty
seven cases and 10 deaths to date.
On the 18th, at Memphis, there were
four deaths from fever and nine new cases
reported. For the week there were AZ
deaths, making the total number of deaths
to same date, 4j6. ...
On the 10Th, at Memphis, there was
but one death and only two new eases re-
ported.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-10-25
Shakespeare and the Prayer-Book as
Legal Authorities.

Some new authorities have been dis
covered on the domestic relations,
namely, Shakespeare and the Book of
Common Prayer. In Snyder against
Snyder, the common plea of Lackawan-
ma County, Pennsylvania; on the ques-
ton of the custody of children as be-
tween disagreeing parents, "dropped
and approved the situation by counsel
of the Prayer-book, on the relations of
husband and wife. In relation to Chris
tianity and the common law the Court
said: s'That law has been the product
of our civilization through centuries of
experience, and is founded on the COM
mon precepts of Christianity incorpo-
rated into it, and SO far the common law
of the land The Court then quote
and proceed as follows:
Thy husband is thy lord thy life, thy keeper,
Thy head, thy sovereign; one that cares for
And for thy maintenance; commits his body
TO painful labor both by sea and land,
To watch the night in storms, the day in cold,
While thou Hest warm at home, secure and
safe;
And Graves no other tribute at thy hands,
But love, fair looks and true obedience
This, which Shakespeare puts into the
mouth of a woman, is poetry, but at the
same time law. The man who uses his
power to burden and not assist his wife
becomes tyrant, and not husband.
The woman who seeks no counsel from
her husband sets up her own authority
against his, and does not, with love,
yield himself homage and respect, has
yet to learn the true nature of the rela-
ton into which she has entered.' To
the same effect, only more so, is St.
Paul; but perhaps the Court had not
tie authority at hand.-Albany Lar
Journal.