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The daily gazette., 1881-03-28
WilM iDgIOs MARKERS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

VI
FLOUR Is Ia ialr demand and firm
sales OF zUOO bbls, lncIuulng MiunesuIa
sktfas, al ~ 80 for medium To choice
clear. and at 40 81 ~ " % IoT straight;
y'ent sNlvanla eAGra family at 81 5 ,a5 i21e;
Jester Ia, uu. do, at ~ Loa5 10, Auu ftl-
'uts al ~o Toa7 10. Rye Eluur Is steadS at
- per barIei.
GRAIN.-Mneat Is unse ttled and price
ne uade Iower. sales VI 75 U-O Uusnels
,ucludnE ItJvcte,i at 81 al In; No.
Ied, Car |, u. at l.lSA aud reu, IA eIeVa-
tor, al w MarcL, Si 1914 ApTn, al l37a
anu 81 ~ une, hJI Is -aIUe aut, Il IA
at Sl.' oIor fennsS iVaAia. Cora Is ia I.II
request auu sLeaLs. sales ol ll,Uu busu.
els, lncIuuIns yellow, az 81 y a olc; net
aud IeguldIi do. white at Oils; Itg liar
,,eaiLer, al o4% oIc ; reject u, al 81 10 j..
aud sail NIX ii, ei.Vatoi, at 37j4v Al
AL tue open ooaId, u ~. Was Dld iur
Iafcn; Oo7sc. lor apTIi, V,5sc., Ior Mas
u oic. lor Juue. Oats a.r in iair e
uest aud about steady. s,aies ul lt,U,al
JuSnels, lnciuuIng white al l3i3 ,4Oc auu
rejected anu mixed al 4LS45c.
The receipts to-day We're as .folloGs: SO
Jarrels vi Hour. =. 90 bushels wheat, ~
iVO 0ush. coru, -sSJO busu. oats, "A barreis
Shlsgey.
HIsKEY.-l barrels OF Western iron.
Jounu sud at 81 ~ per lalon.
Ph1LADLLrnIA CATTLE MARX ET
MONDAY March "a. d T.. Vi
Beef Gait Z were Ia demand and prices
were ,iaSt'Ou uIS ttli -oVV ne u ANN q,
.ud sold at the uInercht yards u ~ "a
Nc. per pound, as ~ cUnultIOA.
HEEP were firmly he'll. 500 head ar
rived and sou al Tue different yards VI
16ab5sc., per H., ana Lambs al oJ.a ltc
per IU., as toquall,y.
Hoes were nrInly lie Il. 300 head solo
at The different Sards al oavZc., pee -,
as 10 condition.
PARK DROVE YARD.
FVty-second and LdHcdster dUe. March 10
sHELI-kxtra, no " ltJ ns.,-b3)Iu6s
.oOO, ~ 10 lUO bs., To D. -, lar. Fl,
- % hs.,. ~ To 81; good lau.D,, 6I6 l..
| ~; medium IanOs, q 10 "a "a lev
rAtra e. ought - " y, IHIvea. - 10
| ATrlNais. 0ItD neSd aIaTket fair
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THE DISASTER AT NICE.

NICE, March 25.-No list of the
victims OF the Opera House fire Ina.
yet been published. The bodies, in
most cases, are calcined and dslig
ured beyond recognition. Although
| made diligcnt inquiries | have not
so far heard OF any Americans hav-
lng persisted. The Slrakosch IN
jured is Ferdinand. During the fire
several people, frantic with terror,
threw themselves from the roof OF
the theatre aud were dashed t,
pieces. 1t is clear thas the calamity
was the result OF objectionable
negligence.
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BROKEN ON THE WHEEL.
HORRIBLE DEATH OF A WORKMAN II
PENNSYLVANIA.
Ca RBoNDALE, March 30.

PhNNbHLNANIA.
Ca RBoNDALE, March 90.
Leonard Warom, who had been en-
ployed by the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company at Honesdale for many
years, met with frlghtful death a
lew days ago while acting in the ca
pacity of Superintendent OF the Della
ware aud hudson packets at that
place. lie was caught upon drum
on which are wound the ropes leading
the cars. Yet the real cause of his
dea h remains a myst,ry. lie WAS en-
gaded IN ge Ting boards ON pile Of
l.. mber III the drum house, and one of
the sticks swapping attracted the at
eDtion of his fellow kmen, VIII o
looked round To see Warom carried
around the wheel 10 drop dead in the
pit.
The wheel was making fifty reVolu-
ions d minute, and when The stick bruk 4,
lt,ilipg Warom against the wheel, there
was nothing To save him from instant
death, The space through which the
body passed be ween the wheel Al d the
pit was four and half inches, aud when
found II was horribly mausled The
Wheel was stopped as soon as posi- Jle
aud the remaius taken from the pit,
when II was discovered that the jaw bone
was broken, the skull fractured, tn
preast bone, Iibs aud arms crushed aud
he left leg torn from the body. Warom
lai no time To think of death as those
~ ares 10 him at the time say he utter
I'd not word. lie was a Iespecab able
citizen, aud leaves wife aud TWO child
ren.
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HAxDOCKsS
KIDNEY PANACEA,
LEAR WHAr1s SAIL.

LEAR WHAI Is SAID,
II has made uIt new man."
"Dr. HAY dock > fauacea has Increased
my Wels hL nlLeen pounds
MJ Vile "ouIu not De without IL loi
any n0Ley."
"Our little boy is much better. l enclus,
one uoIiaI Ioi anoInei bo,Lle,"
nLu ~ as easy 10 take aa mi -
We nave sO4u tLlI Lt.eu bottles this
week, and shall want Imo dozen reAl
oTdeI.p
MY morning agony is gone-thaLks 10
yOuI fanacea.
hnu II a splendid appetizer"
Any lnNalIu Vi suueIci afflicted viii
any hluLey dlbuIueT nAo wa4I write mt
a. 10 thelf coin pIaIul, WA Ue tIeaLc1
hulhahelS anu klAuIy. IL Is mS u.ust
eafnest uehlIe 10 InN eslIgaLe all I nm, 4,
Diabetes anu slVe IeAel al all Times.
you are Loo poor le purchase, wlItt M
:by Way, anu your case wlll nay. tl,.II.,-
dlALe attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that tie signature OF luer
Hay dock Is across The mouth uf etct
bOLAe, ~A
Prioe-one dollar for large, and nfl,
| eenLs for trial size 4'
HAYDOCK Il 60,
noZs-eooNWly. 30 Fiatt 81. N Y,
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From satu raAy'a Late Edition
COL. M,CoMB RESIGNS.

Yesterday, at the partial reorgan-
ization of the Delaware Western
Railroad Company, in the interest
of its new owner, the Baltimore q
Ohio railroad Company, Col. ii. s.
McComb rendered his resignation
as a director in the former com
pany. The Baltimore people ur-
gently requested the Colonel to re-
main in the Board, but he positively
refused and his resignation was ac~
cepted with regret. He went to
New York this morning.
1t Is not thought that the change
in the ownership OF the Delaware
Western RAILROAD will work III the
management beyond the substitution
OF Robert Garrett as President, in
lieu OF VIM. NJ. Candy. The reor-
eanization will be completed on
Tuesday next, in tins city.
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CHASING A FUGITIVE.
LONDON, March 25. 1881

An attempt viii be made to inter.
cept the All, hos Line steamer Aus
tralia, winch lefL London yesterda,
Tor New York. The vessel is sun
posed TO have on board John, other
wise Pat, Coleman, supposed to
have been mixed up IN the attempt
To blow up the Mansion House. An
Inspector aud constable left Fal-
mouth TO night in steamtug to in.
tercept the steamer at the Lizard,
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LAFAYETTE'S GRANDSON.

DEATH OF THE MARQUIS NEAREST
RELATIVE IN PARIs-A SENATOR OF
FRANCS AND A CONSTANT FRIEND
OF THE UNITED STATES.
PARIS, March 27.-The Figaro Of this
moruit announced that Nj. Oscar dt
Lafayette, who is the grandson OF Gen
eIal Lafayette, and who was 10 be one
Of the FreDch representatives at The
Yorktown Centenary, was SO danger
ously Ill that the sacrament was somin-
isLered to hi,h. In the Afternoon II " as
eannennced that NJ. Oscar de LAias etlt
vas dead.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-28

THE WATTS TELERHON E.-Ihe won
ders OF II simple instrument that viii
yet make a noise ia the word. busiuess
men wanting their offices connected vii.
remote paris ca their works wall do well
70 cali on III. r.. Hayden, corner sixth
ana Shlpey streets, who has the agency
ior the State of Delaware. Where a line
Is now In operation for trial he refers ioI
WORK done. References: Geo w. Busn q
~on The harlan q HolllngswoTth Co.
Jos. Bancroft & sons; J. j. Gallagher
Bros n Nd others decl-dlmoJ
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, March 2s, 1881

LONDON, March 2S, 1881.
The two N4tlys, charged with shoot
in. Hrarue, have been discharged for
lAck Of evidence.
A despalch from Newcastle, Natal
states tuAl part of the naval brigade ha,
left to rejoin the ships.
Rudolph Zegler & Co., rice mer-
chants, Of No. 6l Mark Lane, Lond n,
have ia led. T"eir liabilities are esti-
mated at 9l00,000.
A large peta.d was exploded on Sat
urday, at the door OF The Carmelite
Church, In Madrid. The church was
considerably damaged.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-28
THIRD EDITION
APPROACHING TRIALS OF
THE NIHILISTS AT ST. PET
lERSBURG.
LONDON, March 25.

Qf si Il 3 LONDON, March 20.
The trial of the assassins of the
Gear will commence on the S0th
inst. in st. Petersburg. 1t has been
decided TO proceed against the wo.
man Sophie Pieoffsky separately
General Melikof has ordered pro-
ceedings to be taken against the
Russian newspaper, the &c. Peters,
burg Gazette. The first prosecution
under the REVISED press laws Is an
nounced. The author of the article
in the Vedomosti, charging the ad-
ministration with incidence and
robbery and society with cherishing
illusions which led to the assassina-
tion of the Gar, has been summon.
ed by order of the Minister of the
Interior to appear before a judge.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-28
CHILE AND PERIL

LONDON, March 2S.-A despatch from
Pails To lie News says that NJ. Bartliel
emy ST. Hllalre, Minister If f reiln
Affairs, has Instructed the French Mi
lister ~ Luna 10 at with bis EDglisl
cole que in Inedilallug between Chile
and Peru. ~
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JEFFERSON DAYIs-HIS BOOK
From .ck.burg. Miss. Herald.

from 'ichaDuiBi MISS Herald.
1t is altogether probable that Jeffer-
son DAVIS book concerning the Livil
War VIII be lhe last winch will b,
written from Southern STANDPOINT.
and tie historian of the future who
shall undertake to give the world an
impartial History Of the great struggle
viii naturally depend chiefly upon
MIR. DAVIS book for the Southern
view of the causes and conduct of the
war. A great responsibility bas de-
volved upon him, and we are quite
sure hat he is the fitlest OF ali ,he
survivors OF the war to assume the ~.
sponsibihty. All that can be said in
Justification of secession will be said
10y him aud well said; and surely no
Southern man can fail to be pleased
at any clear vinucatiOn of the step.-
The dogma OF The right of secession is
OF course forever abandoned by the
South, and we do not apprehend tba
Mr.. Davis will make any attempt to
revive IL. 1t is part and parcel OF The
Lost Cause which vail have no resur.
rection day. 1t has had It's bnr,al
shroud; it will have no ascension
robe.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-28
THE DIAMOND ROBBERY.

CHICAGO, III, March 25, 1881.
The woman giving her name as Flor.
ence Mcneil who was arrested. in New
York last night Tor the al eyed ro3ber,
II set damon Is, valued at SI.2OJ.
10 tnls city, turns out 10 be Mis-. DE-.
Ward, Who, while stopping at the Palmer
dousr her, succeeaed III getting nom
IeoIge w. Perkins a diamond riul
worth 500, under preteuce that sh,
knew parry who would buy It. The
stolles as TO the wea th Of Perkins and
the extent of the robb ry are eAasger.
aLed. -
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TIE kALLOCH VERDICT.
San FRANCISCO, March Is,

1t has transpired that the deliber.
atlons OF the jury in the KalIoGh
case were mainly regarding the six
shot theory OF the defence, and that
sel'deience alone was the ground
oi The verdict, transitory mania be-
ing rejected.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-28
BURIAL OF TIE czAR.

LONDON, March "a, 1881.
The remains OF Alexander III. we're
deposited IN ,he imperial vault in The
Church OF The Petropaulovsky Fortress,
at 81. Petersburg To day AMID salvos OF
artillery. The church was densely
crowded. The catafalque was strewn
with flowers and wreaLhs.
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THE FIRE AT NICE.

LONDON. March 28, 1881.
The Times Paris correspondent says
many persons are reported TO be
missing at Nice. Several more
bodies have been recovered from the
ruins OF the Opera House. The manaR.
er Of the tn, atre denies that he WA
forced 10 play In spite of misgivtDgs as
to the safety of the house.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-28

How many home has been robbed ci
81 sh net AID haprluess AID re idereu
sld aud dtsOiAte b, the tOss OF som dea
aad peited ,h 1T. Jhts Is daLgeruu
s"aS ior chudren, ald par, nus shou d
ksep b. Is .lIs Cough syrup handy
1l.Se % ccntS.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-28

Mr.. Farnell has issued circular
addressed 10 the leading members OF the
Home Rue Confede! alton oi Great Brit
ain, asking them 10 contribute funds
toward clearing oh The debs vi the
Confederation.
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A REGICIDE,s FATHER.

LONDON, March %. 1881.
A despatch TO the Times from st,
Petersburg says the Moscow papers .an.
nouuce that Russakoff's father has shot
himself.
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LATER.

LONDON, March 25, 1881.
The American Consul at Nice
telegraphs as follows "Sixly.nlne
lives were lost by the Opera House
lire. No English or Americans are
among the victims"
The daily gazette., 1881-03-28
FOURTH EDITION
lna,eations Eor re-Day.

Fair and warmer weather, westerly,
backing to southerly winds. stationary
or higher barometer.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-28

ossS ssssS's'.Ts s'.rE,at 1es 3, a,.;eIs Is.,,s ! y
M AS Gail Hanil's"0.aoln
10 . g, sps 1'''Ss" G"y home &C. !.
Manitoba. 'i'hs', Oh INK ~
~ss Senator naa,. Angus Cameron q, ",
Mcfherson, of New Jer.ss' ' 0fstss
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GRANVILLE WORRELL.
FOR s ALE.

= -
A SPi IN DID FARM in sumerset Co.
Mary land, cou utaining : I "a &C es, 30 acres
II IL mighty improved, @ ,ear farming land.
the balance IN wOodIanu; suitable and
convenient flame Dulldi gs, nearly new
ana n good order. This isa fiue farm fof
gtoNlhS heavy crops of gram or lTuiI; I;
Tue sou II rich clay loan uuderls led
VIII yellow clay no sand; there is "A lin,
young apple orchard ia mll bearing: lu
acIte ol BrandSwlne raspberries, in Iun
bearing; aud acres OF gooscberrles. and
acres VI strawberries win be. set ont a.
soon a. tht weather permits. THIS farm
miles from kln-hJon SLsLton. L. -
II. X. " hlch IL "a continu alton 81 Lbt
Delaware r.llroad) and rapid ana direct
| co'Atii Hlses'tion wIIh Philadelphia. New
| YORK aud Boston, HlAo mile rom oteaIn-
ID az Landing at RehubOtn, on the POGO
1 moke nver, and also convenient 10
! chuches, schUOis, fish and oysters ami
4 game the yeaI round. andis extraordinary
/ healthy -ltuatiou; rine salt air, no incliIn'.
! branee on the property, good, clear IL
te Will be given Ior cash, or part cash
ana parl credit, or part In Wllmiggton
t or fhlladetphta properly; possession Civ.
en- al any time, and The stock and grow.
ing crops on said farm, II desired Honid
be sold with the farm For further ma.
1iculars inquire OF the subscriber. al
Townsend, Delaware.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND
loWuseho'J an "a 2taw3m,
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RIBBONS.

0Na TIA DNSN =
NEW
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SUGAR coATEDJ
OSE PILLS a DO>E
ONL PILL ~ a DOSE.
ONE Plat ~ DOSE
These Pins are ali Ab,o5uLe cure Tor al
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grapple Nith disease AT IT'S lou tam he u
anu root IL out oi The pdIteaL's system al
once. rney lortliy the bo1y against DIS
eaae Ia all lufIns oi sudden attacks auu
pideInlcs, and enAbIe ali TO brave the
Inlas siIatiC danger Ot swan ps aud forests.
one Wal OF Dr. HAYCOCk IS NEW LiVEk
PILLS relieves the enure ~ aLeIn of p.tinn
Snd aches, enliYens the spITIis and senus
new blood
BOUNDING THROUGH THE VEINS.
send Tor this iuesumauie me1icIue al
unce anu lake no other.
hes,talon aud -eiAy are nothing bu
Another IOTIn U sulCldt u neu yUu nave
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Or. HaYdock's New Liver PiiIs
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IHE PEOPLE PhAisE THEM
What hundreds vi Le,lers say from pa
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Dr. hay dock, our new LIVer flH has
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Our doctors treated me for chronic con
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had 40 appetite, Dr. Haydock's New
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Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-10
Lodge and Society,

The Elm City Qualtette. which has organ ized anew with R. Warden, of New York, leader, and O. T. Garbeck treasurer, gave a serenade to Mr. Frazier, a member of the club, Monday evening.
 The Sarsfeld Guard have voted to have 8 banquet on the evening of St. Patricks Day at some hotel in the city, and will make it a fine affair.
 A delegation from Quinnipiac Lodge, I. O. o. F., of Huntsville, paid visit to Trumbu1l Lodge, North Haven, Tuesday evening. They had merry sleigh ride and fine visit.
 The Adelphi club has elected the following officers President, Charles F. Schorer; vice president, G. Lucken secretary, Nathan P. Chapin; treasurer, Charles H. Miller. The club numbers 50 members.
 Howard Lodge of Good Templars had a very pleasant time at their lodge room in h. auranca building, Tuesday evening, when they celebrated the lodges sixteenth anniver- safy. There were literary exercises, vocal and iAstrumentaI music and fine supper, to which about 150 persons sat down. The character singing of James Parsons was g feature. Past Grand Worthy Templar John son was one of the visitors.
 4 4 A
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-10
College Notes.

This morning will see the last of the prom enade young ladies in New Haven.
 The extortions of some of the hack drivers, promenade night, were shameful. Students should withhold their patronage from some of these men
 Prof Sumner will lecture at ten o'clock this morning on the history of the govern ment finances.
 Some members of the freshman class more silly than wise, thought to throw the college into state of excitement and to make the name of their class illustrious by di displaying flags from some of the college buildings Tuesday night, and also by stealing the tongue of the college bell. When these men have been in college longer, perhaps they will learn that such deeds as these are not calculated to excite commendation, but rather censure.
 The class Germans yesterday were held as follows: Seniors in the Atheneum from 2 till 6, juniors in the same place from to 12, sophomores at, Loomis' from to 6.
 Messrs Ide and Ives led the senior Ger man, Messrs. Enc and Cuyler the junior, and Messrs Hillard and F. Phelps the sopho- more
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-10

Brief Mention
 The Lowell Mason society, of this city, give concert in Milford, in Plymouth church, next Wednesday evening.
 Rev. Dr. Duryea is not expected to lecture in the Lyman Beecher course on preaching this week. as announced, on account of con- tinued i'll health.
 At the temperance meeting at English Hall last evening, remarks were made by Hugh Daley, Mr. Bailey, the temperance orator, and others There was much interest.
 The committee having charge of the as- semblies that are held at the Atheneum have yielded the hall to the College street church on Wednesday evening" 18th inst, and the third assembly will be held Tuesday evening" the 18th.
 A son of Mir. Harwood, who lives on Col burn hill Ansonia, had the thigh bone of one of his legs broken about two inches below the hip joint while coasting on Monday afternoon His double-ripper ran with full force into a stone, producing the result stated.
 The two reading rooms for men in Days Hall and English Hall, under the auspices of the Gospel union, are open every evening except Sundays. The average attendance since starting is s5, and in all some 800 or 600 different persons have improved this op- portunity.
 The Woman's Foreign Missionary society will hold a meeting in the lecture room of the First M E. church next Friday at o'clock Miss Furgerson, from South Africa, will address the meeting. There will be other matters of interest before the meeting, and large attendance is desired.
 The adjusters for the Killam fire have fixed the total loss at $5,379.5S, divided as follows: On stock and machinery in rear building $3, 1S2 9s; stock and machinery in main building, $34s. The loss on the build ings was, on blacksmith shop, $95O; barn, $333 GO; rear wooden building, $565.
 The cost of the temporary floor built specially for the junior promenade and sub- sequent promenades at the Carll Opera House was about $1, 900. The Locomotive Engi- neers at their grand annual on the 22d, and the Grays at the grand reception on the 24th, will next occupy this hall and call the sup plementarv floor into use
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-10
TelenhOnic.

The last proof of the telephone company's new directory will be given to the printer this week. Persons not connected who de- sire telephones should leave their orders as early as Friday, in order to have their names appear in the list.
 The following new connections were made yesterday:
 A. L. Howard shell manufacturer, Newhallville City Bank; Mrs. Walter Osborn: residence, 282 Orange street Charles H. Miller billiard rooms 213 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-10
West Haven shore Long Clams.

From Kelsey's wharf to the west shore there is thick field of ice, a sight which has not been seen for quite 8 number of years. The present moderated weather will soon break it up To the east of the wharf there has been considerable ice, and many bushels of little long clans have been dug in this To- cality in the past few days. Parties have driven down and had clam roasts and clam stews in their summer cottages and taken in ventory, the warm weather having thawed RIaDo aut
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-10

The regular meeting of the New Haven Teachers association will be held on Satur- day. Feb 12, at 2:3O p. m., in room No. of the High School. The subject for consider ation will be Methods of Teaching Lam guage in Primary Classes.' MT. Putnam, of the woolsey school, will open the discussion. It is hoped that the importance of the sub- feet will insure q full attendance.