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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-29
The Iron Problem for ISS1-HIKh Priced
Ore hnn Low Priced IrOn.

Ore and Low Priced Iron.
There Is an inCongruity in the situation
Of the iron trade just at this time that is
very perple1ing TO those interested in the
business in practical way. The Lake
Superior ore companies have fixed their
prices on the compromise basis reached
last year-s basis that was accepted by
the iron manufacturer with no little re-.
luctancC, and simply because they had
tied themselves up with contracts at high.
er rates. The ore companies are holding
their price for 1881 at the compromise
rate Of 1880, while the iron manufacturers
are holding of from contracts except In a
very limited way.
The price Of ore Is kept up by the de.
msnds OF the BeSsemer Steel Works. They
constitute monopoly-are limited In
number, and arc protected by a patent and
q duty Of $2S per ton, They can afford 10
pay high rates for ore, while the average
iron manufacturer Of the country cannot.
The reason why the latter cannot afford
10 pay the prices demanded for ore Is be.
cause the market for manufactured iron s
constantly threatened with an inunda.
ton from abroad. The latest adviCes from
the other side Of the Atlantic show that
the stock Of pig iron on hand In England
and Scotland has increased from 07O124
tons on the 1st Of January 10 l,1O7,74
tons on The 2Sth Of February. English
papers assert that March will show an in.
crease in this amount. 50 that by the let
Of April there will not be less than 1850.
900 tons on hand,
The stock on hand iB the largest ever
laid over in the English and Scotch mar.
kets, and strangely enough has accumu.
lated in the lace Of an increased Consump.
ton over there. Production was sLimu.
lated by the high prices in this country
last year, and now We have tho result Of
that tiHo in this over production.
OF course this large stock will be marx.
eted at The first opportunity on this side,
and the American manufacturers being
aware Of this liability cannot afford 10 In.
dulgo in the luxury Of high priced ores 10
any great extent. Whether their situa.
ton will cause such Withholding Of ore
ContfSCts as to materially affect the price
remains to be seen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-29

Revolution iu Cigarette Manufacture.


A cigarette machine which makes over
100000. cigarettes per day (the work oil
sixty hands, has been invented by j, Cow
man, civil engineer, Of New York City,
The consumption OF cigarettes in the
United States has increased enormously
of late. The revenue returns for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1880, show
that 4OS,OOO,OOO cigarettes were made in
that year-an increase Of over 70 per cent
on the preceding year. 1t Is estimated by
some manufacturers that tho figures for
the current year will be nearly 1000 mill
ionsl The machine is 80 perfect and rapid
in ito work that fourteen Of them would
suffice to manufacture for the entire de-
mand, and q moderate sized room would
BIO oil tho space required.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-29

MALONE was burned in etIigy at Athens,
Ga, by the students OF the Georgia State
University. A nephew Of Senator Brown
having participated, brings to mind that
in 1868 Senator Brown was also burned in
efIigy by the students attending the same
inatitntion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-29

All beds seem hard to the rheumatic.
Then hearken ye peevish sutfererBl Ap.
ply Dr.. Thomas Electric OIL 10 your aCh.
ing Joints and muscles. Rely upon II that
you will experience speedy relief. Such,
at least, iB the testimony Of those who
have used II. The remedy Is likewise sue.
Cessiully resorted 10 for throat and lung
diseases, sprains, bruises, etc.
Laughlin Bros. / Co., agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-29
TlRUsTEE's SALE.

By vlrtueo Of three several deeds Of trust made 10
me, the underlined trustee, by Indiana DeItetB
wife Of Charles II. DAiters with Charles H. DeiteJB
her husband dated and recorded respectively in The
Office Of the CLERK Of the County court, Of Ohio
county, West Virginia. "a follows one dated the 9Th
day June 1874 and recorded In Deed Of Trust Book
Ne. 4 pages 1902 and iO9i one dated the 14th day Of
September 1874 aud recorded 10 Deed Of Trust Book
No. L pages 1851, and one dated the 9Th day Of
May, 1876 and recorded In Dee Of Trust Book No 8,
page 6ip, shall sell, al public auction, al the front
dOIr Of the Court House, In the city Of Wheeling,
Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 80, 1881,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. IN, the following dc.
Bcribed property that 10 ray; The north tWOthrdS
Of the t6uth half Of lot nunEeFed iieen, In William
W. ShrIVef'a addition 10 East Wheeling, said lot
being situated on the southwest corner Of Woods
(iornOfly Eleventh. street. street. and Fifteenth form.
erly Centre street. street, IN the city Of Wheel.
Ing West Virginia. II being the same property con.
bard and WIFE, BY deed dated the 50 day Of June 1874
and Of record In The Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In deed book
No, o., page lg2.
TRRHH OF sALE-onethIId Of the purchase money,
and a. much more ~ the purchaser may elect 70 pay
In tAAh the residue In two equal instAllmenS al BII
and twelve months, with Interest from DAY Of sale,
purchaser giving notes, secured by deed OF trust and
approved policies oil insurance, for deferred pay
The title the said property 10 believed 10 be PER.
feet but selling % trustee, shall convey only such
tlte a. 10 vested 10 NE BY said deed Of Of trust
WILLIAM r, HUBBARD,
W. II. HALtERl Trustee.
AuCtloneer. m62s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-29

TIN years Of experience has firmly
rooted TUFTS Pills In public estimation.
Their wonderful adaptAbility 10 the VA.
fious forms Of disease is q marvel 10 medi.
cal men Of all schools. They are largely
used In hospitals in Europe and America,
as well as III the army and navy, Cuba
and other countries where yellow fever
prevails, consume millions Of boxes an.
rually.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-29

MIS-. GARFIELD has found it impossible
to attend properly to her family duties
and receive callers every evening; she has
therefore determined to see people only
two evenings in the week-Tuesdsy and
Friday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-29
SEALED PROPOSALS,


WHEELIHG, ", VA, March ii N
eeAled proposals. will be received atths oh" ".
City Clerk until HUHSDAY, MARCH II M !.
I O'clock ., IN for making and delIvSribs ii N Il
castings the oily Of WheelDg may want ID, q, y,
except water pipes, atop cocks and afV plun ~
Bids 70 DO endorsed, "PrOpoSAlS Tor ciItlSl, M,
city, The Committee Ga Water Wun nty,
th6 right 10 rel ect any or all bids. '''4
Proposals. i9r the CAST, ~, a. stated lbOvL VIZ
p. m, FR AHK BDN ERS iii
By order Of ", A. WILSON, Chllrmin CSass.
on Water Works,
WHEELIN0. ". Va, March 10, 1881, Mn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-29
1,RUsrEE's SALE.

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust from T M
r. MCMechen Il Uf 10 Less hIG 40
dated October 30, 1915, and fet9ft osa i d
Office Of thu Clerk Of the tOunil IeVn 4
county, VI, va, 10 Deed Of 1nst Bel MI
SSI AID By virtue Of an order q The Citan
said county, made on the 9Th DAY q LIE S5lE
appointing me, the hndefblgntd iFgue " IDS
Ii place Of said Lewis Bailey, then dte'S l.n n.
SATURDAY, THE iGrH DAY Of Afh!r
on The premises commencing a 2 o,t,iGEi a. a. tjh
oeeed 10 sell 70 Tho Highest and b'ts sais 49,
the following real estate, to-Wli: l3n ~, h.
In CGld Seii'S addition 10 The city o. riaa
lng 1855 feet mn TEenty'blnih, NiHL IisIg
back 8S5 feet, excepting 4 part OIL lotNV IN
Of lot No 0 which have 10 heieltioiI... n
These lots will b sold together, Of HI III
pafiSo lots, a. Il shall bt ioqtd ihM t!u "
most a1SahiageoubiJ, OF ~ vii best w, NJ
4 plat Of the lots can be seen At ny on"
Miflet street. ...-, 4, rsA ~!
TRRI6 oT -One.ihlfd, 'td " x. Sss'
the purchaser tnay eltctto Pay eA'nn,n W. frst
one and two yeara W'N' NV" ~
". n. HLiLERt AuclIchest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-29
1lAX NOTICE.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE,

HSylpg been appointed AdmIniItIaiOr ol,A,...
Of ]. ", Berry, deceased, al ptrSOnI iBuviosHlA
selves Indebted 10 the estate will pltlT MI ,,i.
llO and all persons having claims Hili Nm, w.
them 10 me properly Ger lied to, | allo al, ~
the business heTOtolorO carried on b. tbs ds,,l.
known 10 the Rope and CoTdAES buIlptI, ,,Sa
tir9, with the good will Of NmG, or vii VII I,
yatS tale IN lois 70 suit customers The iSo,,V.
Lone, , stock oOn,i,lS ol Rope, IVnc', Co'jSlss
Covers, Fishing Tackle, Gum and Leather b,
steam Packing, Fire Brick and Tis, IlI,A..L
goods will DO sold o. cost 10 close up The Gl',,S
mIlb W, H. HUMES, Admlhl,in,,
, 1881-05-07

Dl'n1Sa the year 1850 there were manufact-
ured In the United States 40 III tons Of steel
rails. This WIS the largest. amount manu-
fnctured ii, any u'o yenr lit the history OF .the'
country, altsl is 81 par cent greater than tue
production of 1870. Tho prospects for ti'ls
year are excellent, and 1t is expected that
there will be 4 largv percentage Of: Increase
even over tho production OF lust year. ~.tr4
, 1881-05-07
I'IxlNOS.
PIaNOS.
DURABLE
Plan 0S!

Durability las been ollc Of the greatest
tests Of art In NIL agcs, and this test the
STEINWAY has witllstooA In manner
unequaled by any otlior piano TINT the
Worll las thus far produced. This judy
mcnt has boon rendered by not only tho
unanimous testimony Of all the great art
lists and connolsscnrs who have used and
tested them for upwards OF n quarter Of Il
century, hut by the more conservative
verdict of Tho Trade, 1t being wcll-
known fnct tint tho highest ambition Of
nil grcnt piano-louscs il to secure tic
Stclnway Agency. THIS is proved by the
fnct TINT tho leading mustc-houscs In all
great cities Of tho world represent tic
StciMway Instruments to.lay. 1t Is also
admitted by all dlstntcrestcd dealers TINT
Il Stc1nway Pinno which llas been III nse
for years will sell for moro all Inst long
er than q new instrument Of other lnnk-
ers. It Wit1lstands tho soycrest climatic
changes, md Gun be found returning Its
original qualities Mike In tho most rlgor-
Gus Northern ATTITUDES, tho damp and
ltumtl atmosphere Of tho tropics, tic dry
uir OF tile mountains, md the moist antl
cllangeable atmosphere Of the luke re-
gious nntl tho sea.c0nst.
LYON & HEALY,
State and M0nroe-sts.
, 1881-05-07

Bls11or SwEErstAN, OF Toronto, has given
rise to considerable feeling a.none tho Low
Church EpiscopalEans by his Endorsement Of
surptictlt c,loristcrs. The Low-Churctl party,
of COURSE regard this rs exceedingly ritual
lstfc, un1 they Will lenvo nothing untone to
tl,wart bishop Swect1nan in tho matter Of
tho surpttcgtl cll0lrs.
, 1881-05-07

TIE report tint Lord Se1porne, betteE
known as Ilounde]l Palmer, tile English
Lord Chancellor, llad resigned on account
Of the Introduction OF. tho ORths bllt :'is
art!lorttatfvely denied. Lord Selbonle is q
strict Churcl,nlal,, nl,d 1t is we'll known tint
ho IL greatly opposed to tho admission OF
l,ra'l!augl1, anl llelc8 tho rulnors Of his
rnuIIrnnffrt.
, 1881-05-07
Gh& Is: 5;:xh11tte.
fH I'tr*oFn uT q q 1r1rrhn*c co,t<s Of Tim
cHICAd0 TntnuF~ ,e,rs A0enctes and nt, 1atl-
sruH trains trl1crt N paper* nrc stati tp41 cun-
fer {dr0r hy rci'ds1t,- Tic fdcs To u.s o9ice tu-
tnp {,ilt pdfttcM{ars
F.>ln weather, with cloudlucss and oc-
casf0nal ral1l, In tho western portion OF tho
Upper Lake region to-day,

Il rAIlcEr Of powder was exploded un1or
tho barracks ut Chester. England, Thussdny
night. The tla1nnRe done waA trtRtng. The
perpetrators are said to have been ,niitttn,ncn
who had been punished. O'Donoyan-1ossa
and Ills followers will dispute with the
nnilitlanlen tho dIscredlt and dcowardice of tho
act
, 1881-05-07

THE County Board nre considering whether
1t would not bo II wise thing to sell the old
Reform School property In Hyde Park now.
Some Of the Commissioners think tllat II
would bo well to scl1 the. property IN lotsz
Others think ths property should be sold In
bulk. ln my case, the Commissioners expect
to rcalizo 5000, 900 from tho salc, which they
wilt dcvote 10 ncedcd improvements In th&
county buildings md otherwise.
, 1881-05-07

WAGNER, the great composer, was enthtl'
sEastEcnlly cheercd OIL the occasion Ut llta
presentation Of the NIebeungen trllogy at
tho Victoria Theatre at Berlin. The and1~
eneo WIS Immense md the enthusiasm tin.
bounded. At the conclusion Of the performs
nnep lo WIS called before the audience mid
cherrctl uRain a,tl ugntn4 flo returned
thanks briefly for the reception given to his
work md himself,
, 1881-05-07


llccitletl that the Socialist Aldermen should
be recognized IN the makeup Of the Commit
tees, a,li the following Aldermen were then
appointed to report 4 list at d future meet
lng: S|,orey, Phelps, Bond, Everett Alt
peter, lmllof; and Hurley.
TIE report t|lat Lord Se1pornc; betteE
known AZ 1loundell Palmer, tie English,
Lord Chancellor, had resigned on account :,
Of the Introduction OF. tho ORttss bill 'iB /:
aut!lorttatfvely denied. Lord Selborle is q
strict Churcl,nlal,, nld 1t Is we'll known tint ::
l!o IL greatly opposed to tho admission OF
1,ra,l!auEI1, anl hellc8 tho rulnors Of his
resignation.
Am now 1t IL said that even after tile With
drawni nf the British FROM the Trnnsyaal the
1lncrs will not llnvU peace. THE Caffres mrs
snfl 10 bu organizing league preparatory to
making war OH the Beers, whom they regard
ns enemies, as soon rs the British troops are. (
withdrawn from tito Trnnsvanl. It should :.
be always borno III mind that tllfs news coules
through British SOURCES.
Dl'n1Sa the year 1850 there were manufact-
ured In the United States ,40 3s7 tons Of steel
rails. This WIS the largest. amount ma,lll-
fnctureu iii any unp yenr lit the history OF tile
country, altll Is 81 par cent greater thai tue
production Ut 1870. Tic prospects for thls
year nre excellent, and 1t is expected that
there will ba q largc percentage. Of. !ncreasa
even over tho production Of lust yoar. ~.<rrs.
-Es.z.- =: ~,
THE County 1}oard nre considering whether
, 1881-02-27
SUNDAY LUBRICATORs.

In view Of her connection with the apple
business, it is singular that the mother of
mankind was otcallcd Corer.
sin the splendor of anticipation,'' said
Mr. Talulage last Sunday - feel as if were
dying'' It proved to be a false alarm.-
Elnllra Free Press.
:: Hades - in the revised New Testament,
the New York Sun thinks fastidious news
papers will soon be printing "H-s'' where
forlnerely they had *'h-l."
4 Clergyman once, while reading the burial
service came to the place where he must
say "our deceased brother for sister).'' lie
er, he asked whether it was a ''brother' or
'ssster.' The mourner innocently
said, No relation at all, slr,-only an ac-
4 minister commenced his sermon By OBJ
serving: What shadows we are !" and then
paused as if to let the thought sink deeply
upon two lean spiilster3 in front pew
guessed they didn't come there to be insult
g. and got c'1 p aud strobe Indignantly out
An Eastern reporter dnce called on a
Brooklyn divine, and wab ushcred into the
parlor. \ few minutes LATER the minister en-
resious rS con- Consolation. @ IT, Lsa Us @ prayS D7 40
".Oh, no. said we: ''Itfs for the purpose
~. Wel!S he F. Responded, lin that case let us
The present solar perturbations are incur
ring very grave responsibility. \ clergy
man who was attracted by the pl.iful, wobe-
gone appearance OF a man leaning la.lguidly
against railing on by-streeE acc osted him
with great Kindness nf manner, saying:
- " hats the matter with you, my frlen1?''
The friend slowly raised his chin from his
, 1881-02-27
THE APOTHECARY'S CLERK.

There Is a youth unknown to fame,
But it should not be so;
I'll advertise his modest name,
So every one 1uay know.
OF life and death he holds the key
Both day unu night ut work
Aud he shall not forgotten be.
Though but q druggists clerk
With his nlortar-p -pestle motion,
And on his face a smtrk.
Compromising pill and potion,
The apothscary's clerk.
He sells cigars, perfumery,
Cold soda by the glass; -
And from the window gazeth ho
To sec the Indies pass. :
The liyer-pad and 1nnndrake-pflL
CouKh-drops and hair-dye too;
Prescriptions good for every Ill,
He can put up for you
The Latin language he can use;
Expressions French, Il few:
Says ''e1M dc rle" will cure tho blues,
And turns it out for you.
II he should nuke big mistake,
Like arsenic for salts,
The public faith 1t will not shake
None blame him for his faults.
Ills hair IS smooth. and parted slick.
His clothes well brushed and new;
Can stories tell, or play trick,
pcrpfcxing puzzles 10.
4 customer hell ~ed some day,
Then soon buy out store:
Enxage clerk for slender pay
Hiy work ing days are DER.
With the mortar-pestle motion,
No more he has TO work.
CompDuntiinE pill aud potion,
An NpOthecary'S clerk
Charles F. Pidgin-
, 1881-02-27
Tbs Origin Of "Canonical Hours"
for Celebrating Marriage
in England.
DELAY in the Appearance OF the Re-
vision of the New Tesla.
ment.
General Notes, Personals, Sunday
Lubricators, Services
To-Day.
IN TIE LAST PEW.

She sits, bent DER, with wrinkled face,
Poor and forlornly old; no grace
Smooths the sharp angles Of her form,
Long buffeted by life's slow storm.
All else around is fine and fnir:
The stained light falls, golden glare.
In seeming mockery on her loose, gray hair.
The preacher, fau1tlesly arrayed,
tails how our hearts afar have strayed.
And how all souls should be content
With those good blessings God has sent.
Hangs on his words, nor deems them long,
And humbly thinks only her heart is wrong.
She meeky munlbcs Ger the hymn,
Her eyes with age and teardrOps dim;
What eau their gay world hold for her
This worn and weary WOrshiper2
Now, rust1iug down the aisles in pride, -
They toss bright smiles on every side;
Aor does she know what hurts such fair looks
hide
And still she sits, with tear-wet face.
Is loath to leave that sacred place;
The orEan. with quick thunderS riyen,
Lifts her sad. trem bling soul to HcaVeus
She feels sense of blissful rest,
Her bony hands across her breast '
ehecasps, and lowly signs: II Cd knoweth besti'
One dar, within some grander gate,
Where Kings and Ministers mus: wait,
While she hopes Eumhly for low place
Far from the dear Lords shining face,
Abore tbs chant Of heavenly choir
These words may sound with gracious fire:
sKell done, good, faithful servant, come uT
higher!'
, 1881-02-27
CARLYLE and Newton.

"F ". r." sends tn the London Times the fol-
lowing authentic version Of the burning Of tho
- French Revolution given by Mrs Carlyle
many years ago: - When Mr.. Carlyle had COM
him and stated that he had heard be was engaged
IN writing the history of the French Revolution,
adding that he had himself intended to write on
what WIS already done, in order that he might
judge OF the advIsabilitY of commencing the
work not Mr.. Carlyle readily lent his man.,-
script: but it happened shortly afterward that
Mr.. Mills cook had occasion to bake some cakes,
and hndiu- the precious manuscript lying about
, 1881-02-27
waist. and blinking drealhily at the good
Samaritan, answered: ''Mazzer 'nutf; shun

waist, and blinking drealaily at the good
sdas Samaritan, answered: "Mazze5 'nutf; shun
:" don't think a majority of the members
OF church-choirs ever get to Heaven" OBJ
served an old lady who was accustomed to
coIlstrue her Bible very literally.
This opinion naturally -occasioned some
surprise, and she was asked why she thought
so.
Because" said she, sail angels are re-
Quired to sing, and that's something most
membereof church-choirs can't do.'
There are some very straightforward peo-
pie in Galveston. One Of them went up into
the Neaps office and sauntering up to the desk
asked:
81 hear that the Bible has been revised.
Do you know if any important changes have
been made ?"
"A good many, believe"
Then there is no mistake about Ananias
being struck dead for lying? ?"
mo, I believe not''
Well, il was YOU would find out about
it''; and he strolled out as unconcernedlya as
you please. !,
, 1881-02-27

she concluded that she might turn it to good ao-
IT, as lining for the cake-,ins, she used up the
whole Of tho manuscript :" Mr. Carlyle never
keeps notes., said Mrs. CarIve, but gets all his
materials ready. and then winds It out like s!k
from a reel" Mortified at the accident, Nr. Mill
and Mrs. Taylor called OF the great historian.
Such thing never happened before said
. .. Newton and his dog Diamond" True, but
Newton went mad over it, 8. Well. well. wa
shall hardly be so bad rs that" said Carlyle;
ginning, scarcely saying u word about his mis-
fortune at the time, but afterward. as the work
progressed, Erumbtlng about it Often"
, 1881-02-27

the reasons for some of tue changes are not
understood. When these <reasons are given:
their necessity. Of one thing we are as
sured, that The Revision by the most advanced
scholarship Of the age sustains every doctrine
Of the common version, and leaves the en-
tire basis and structure Of the religion of the
Gospel fortified by the examination Of ex-
perls in England and America.
, 1881-02-27
Apropos of Georges Birthday.

Ld7HUf1Ek1E llln19.1 1TttHHE-
Mrs Washington, the mother:of George, was
going to make soap- George and his father ar
ranged d large cask with some straw IN the bot
tom Of it, and on top of the straw they put SOHO
ashes and then 'eached them. Mrs. Washington
the house. was filled with that beautiful odor
that betokcns the process OF soap-boiling Is 60
ing On. With all her skill she could not mike
the soap come. On investigation it wns dscor-
cred TINT some Of the ashes used were from the
wood of the cherry-tree George cut down and no
1ye could ba produced even from them. This
shows the power OF trllthfuncss.
, 1881-02-27
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.


Feb -Quinquagesima Sunday.
March ASH Wednesday
Nurch 3-Secon9 Day OF Leut.
March 4-ThIrd lay OF Lent.
March Fourth Day ct Lent.
CATHOLIC.
Ecb s.-Qutnquagesima Sunday.
Feb. ::sS-Feria.
March 1-Feria.
March Ash W misunderstanding OF Lent.
March 3-Ferla-
March +Mosr Holy Passion Of Our Lord
March 5-SI Cgsimir, f. c. sfrom March y.
, 1881-02-27

The young mems Gospel meeting will be
held on Monday evening III Lower Farwell
Hall, conducted by Mr. W. 3. Boomer.
, 1881-02-27

A certain means Of happiness, means to keep
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in every family. Is cantss
, 1881-02-27

IN cANONICAL uOURS.,,'
as WHEN MARRIAGES CAN BE CELE-
o. GRATED In ENGLAND.
TIa London Past
:ia.a o1R1n Of canonical hours for mar
namely: between a. LII, and l. O'Clock