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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-05
VOICES OF THE NIGHT
which Make Working Between Meal
Aught but Pleasant

which Make WORKING Between Meals
Aught but Pleasant
The night editor Is again in trouble. Tn
fortunately bis window Is back Of the Opera
House, and every echo OF tragedy and come
dy is caught by his acute ear.
There she goes" said the amusement re.
porter, telling off on his fingers two pistol
shots fired by an alleged actor in the Jesse
James conglomeration.
"what are they doipg?" innocently asked
the night editor.
"oh, only Staying man for his money"
Hardly had the Information passed the ru-
by lips Of the informant than d boarse East
End yell broke through the open windows OF
the Opera House, telling Of the delight with
which the massacre was received, reminding
the sanguinary gods OF the gallery Of the
ARRAY at 5eibert's Garden, no doubt.
Two sharp reports break upon the melody
OF the German tenor across the way. The
roar that finds vent through the openings Of
thel Opera HOUSE STILES the chorus Of the
Salvation Army, and after painful silence
smothered appreciation 10 heard and the n. e.
the stage, aud as the green baizs curtain falls
knows only too we'll that two CORY corpses are
being dragged into the imaginary bushes OF
on the scene the orchestra strikes up lively
air, and the patter OF cloyeIchewers Is heard
on the stairs.
-"Ab, ha, hs, ah, ha," Then follows two
dist oct pistol shots, which aresupplemented
BY the wild screams OF the peanut mashers
VINO wake the echoes from Fourteenth to
Twentieth street.
All this trsnspires while the local depart
ment are out MASKING tho girls on Market
street, and 10 put In tHe betYeen acts the n.
e. chews the wrong end OF Cigar and poises
his ear for another shot.
II comes Three this time. This must be
Jesse's death. The crowd yells. the corpse is
dragged of, the main actors seek their stalls,
are groomel AND supplied with oats and the
distraction is over.
Five minutes later the amusement editor
comes In painting and blowing: "Snidest
thing 1 ever saw; give 'em fits: haven't
enough breath left to do the subject justice"
Late at night, long after the last pistol shot
had echoed from the north wall OK Pollock's
mill, and even .the Salvation Army had
ceased to yake the echoes among the Ohio
bills, when the bad smells from Alley B
reigned supreme in the rear Of the Opera
House, and the night editors mind had re.
Sumsd It's Yopted CALM, the voice Of the
stage carpenter was waited UP from below. as
he locked the stage door; 70, Bob, that
show ought to git six months."
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Groen Cogte-Faney Rio, per III, io)$c choice do,
lie; prime Rio, 9lsci good Rio, DC; ordinary.
RoaSlSd GSt e-Iupaper, per lb. TX. lower gndes.
lg5+alSSC; In bulk, l2Al25Sc: Java, bulk, 25c.
SIOGTJ-stGndArd C0ntcctioneTS, A, peril SIC;
Windsor A, SIC; PrainO A, SAe; refined yeli6T
7lsGsG gtGull9ted, 0Ac powdered, 9jIfo; crushed.
SyrGps-ChoICe maple SOC; choice sugar yrnp.
aoe s,l prime re . sTESt syET.P DC.
Nee Orleans AosaRee- Choice, SIC; strictly prime.
50G primo, isc; good 46c..
Tds-Ys1ng Tyson, per ID, 2Sa40c; gunpowdcr
2sa7Ec; imperial. Sa6oc Japan, 2sa70c; 0olong, IA
$50; sOuchlRg, 2A66G
G1Rl'Ea-sliF, full weight, 1Gc; stcarinc, per set,
Ike: mould, por SOt, lie.
HiINgdr-Choice wine l2c, per gal; standard city
brand, llalSc per gall country, lSAl6c per GAL as
kSodsS Rars-.No. tubs, per dozen. 7 20.
No. 4 tubs per dozen, % 90 No 9 tuGs
per dozen, S. So hsop pals per dozen, 81 90; sh0op
pals, q 90i keeleT per nest q SS; butter tub,
lbs capacity g 80, waIhboards, plain, q 6oNl IS
wGShbOards. patent, per dozen. g 60a2 IS.
:, Cdnned Goodl-Pie peaches, u 81 10; peaches,
ID " %; tomatoes, 10, Baker,, 81 90: sweet corn
81 q: blackborIies, h., 81 co. raSpbefrieS, TO-
Dried Fr1ils-Eew eYap0rRted pared peaches 29a
no; impaired do, lba.6ci raSpbeTrles 36GGGc black
berries l0l. New sun dEled-Apples, quarters 70;
Aliced, SA9c. peaches, new halves, Gj1a75<C; az
quarters S11Sa9c do, pared lSalsC; DO 6IlcEbeiTies
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steamboat Squibs and MISCELLANEOUS
Levee Gossip.

steamboat Squibs and MISCELLANEOUS
Leyee Gossip.
The Lsttie from steubenvllle passed down
light.
The Elaine is this mornings Psrkstsburg
packet.
The ]. King, nondescript craft arrived
from above with watermelon baiges.
The L. P. Ewsld passed down last evening
en- routs for Cincinnati with good trip.
The new Benwood and Bsllaire ierryboat
was laid up yesterday afternoon with some
broken machinery.
Capt. John NJ. Sweeney, the boat builder,
river as far as Memphis.
The river fell two inches at this point yes
terday, the marks last evening indicating q
depth Of 8 feet 4 inches. Business was dull.
The Little Anna Is proving herself as popu'
lar in the Matamoras trade during this low
water as she was in the Martins Ferry trade.
She leaves this morning at 10 O'Clock.
LOUISVILLE, September 4.-Canal feet; or
the falls . feet and stationary.
GREENSBORO, Pa, September 4-Riyer Q
feet and stationary; weather clear.
OIL ClrY, September 4.-River inches and
falling; weather clear and pleasant.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, September 4-MonouG1-
bella river Is inches and on a stand; weather
clear.
MokoASrowN, September 4.-River foot
and stationary; weather ciea'; thermoms-
ter 7Ss.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, September 4-Riyer 8
feet and stationary; weather clear; Their
mometer 1872.
R1cEs LANDING, September 3.-River
feet inches and stationary; weather clear;
thermometer 760.
EVANSVILLE, September 4.-WeGther clear
and warm; wind south; thermometer Us to
$50; barometer 20I0 and falling; river falling
with 2S-10 feet scaut on the guage.
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News and Gossip IN Reference 10 Yarioul
Rannin.

News and Gossip In Reference 10 various
People.
John o Pendleton, ESQ has returned from
Louisville.
MSjor ]. G. Anderson left last evening ior.
I,swisburg!S
Mrs. William Nesbitt Is Visiting friends at
Wellsburg.
MIR. n. n. Hoffman, OF the Morgantown
Post, is In the city.
Colonel J. ", Gallagher, Of Mouudsyille,
was in the city yesterday.
MI. W. X Pendleton and son, OF Bsthany,
were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. g. l.. Hayes. late Sheriff OF Gllmer
county, was at the Stste House yesterday.
US Carlin, who has been visitiugin Cam.
bridge for the past week, has returned home;
MEF. Riester returned last evening from
trip through the ststs on insurance BUSH
ness.
Hen. J. H. Goods illness shows slightly
improved symptoms, but his condition Is yet
dangerous.
Mis-, E. D. Cramer, Vice President OF the
Wheeling Female College, arrived in the
city yesterday.
Miss Mile Smith, Of Cincinnati, lady
who Is quite favOrite in this city, Is once
more visiting here.
Mis-, Mollis Smith, OF the South Side, has
returned from three weeks visit with
Parkersburg friends.
Miss Della Isaacs, OF Philadelphia, and
Miss Julia I4owens!eip, OF Canton, Ohio, are
guests OF friends in the city.
Bishop Kahn, who has been spending few
weeks at Berkeley Springs and In other paris
OF the State, has returned home.
Messrs, J. H. Devore and G. @. Milligan
have returned from Mountain Lake Park
where they have besn rusticating for few
days.
MIR. William Wilson, Of Pittsburgh, will
this morning be welded to Miss Jennie,
daughter OF Councilman Jacob Hull, at her
fathers residence.
Gov. Jackson arrived in the city from
Parkersburg, last evening. MAJ; W. W.
Jackson, bis private Secretary, LETT for Park
ersburg IN the afternoon.
Mr. I. NJ. Garyln, who has been confined
At his father residence near Wheeling, w.
Va, with typhoid fever since last June, bias
returned to the city and is able to be on the
street 10 greet his many triends.-Caetetand
Leader.
Mr.. Sam Lowenstein, OF Mansfield, Ohio.
will be married to Miss Lens sonneborn, one OF
the charming ladies OF this city. at Arion
Hall this evening. A magnificent reception
will follow. 1t will be one OF the swell Affairs
OF the season.
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here, no difficulty having occurred prior TO
the attaok at the depot. The railroad COM
pany will no doubt make avery effort to dis'
cover who the parties were who threw the
stones aud prosecute them Under the special
law 10 reference to throwing stones alta pL-
senger train.
Acting upon the advice OF several ply
sicIRnH, the School Commissioners have
decided to postpone the opening OF school un.
I'll the first OF October, IN account of scarlet
fever among the children In the Third ward.
There are now five or SIX cases OF this disease
In that ward, none Of them, however, being
OF the malignant type which carried of the
three Fields children In such rapid succss-
sion, nearly all OF the cases being now cor
Sidered out OF danger. NJ. aud Mrs. Fields
together with tneit babe, their only remain
Ing child, left for Pennsylvania Sunday last,
where Mrs. Fields parents and people live.
A five.year old son OF Mr.. JAckSon's that had
about recovered from the disease, Is now
suffering from relapse. No new cases have
developed for several days past.
Mr.. DalzsIl and wife, OF Allegheny City,
returned home few days ago after spending
several days with w. d, HUMPHREYS, OF the
Second ward. Hr. Da.zSll Is keep
or ~ they term the shop guards there, IN
the bro ,m shops Of the Western penitentiary
Ia Allegheny City. After learning all about
the duty required OF the guards at the prison
mere, aud the pay they receive, Mr.. Dalzell
came 10 the conclusion that those at the AL
leghsuy prison had comparatively "sofl
snap" and returned 10 his duties In happy
frame OF mind, The guards there are paid
from $500 to $3.50 per annuul, With the prom
ise OF an advance OF 500 when they move
into the new prison, which will be mex
month. The new guards are paid $50 pei
month for the first six months. The psy Il
then advanced to 500 per year, and from
that 10 1850. The day guards are on du'
iy from o O'Clock 4. N. till 0 P. NJ.
with one hour of for their dinner
And in addition to this hour of each day
are allowed ten days forlough each year
with no deduction from their pay. Mr.. Dial
cell, although dyed Ia the wool Rapubli
can, is candid enough to give the credit O
extending the furlough from TO 10 days pei
year TO tue two Democratic members Of TIT
Board OF Control, and says that II was en-
tirely through their efforts In behalf OF tn,
guards that the four days were added. vii
our own Board please read, ponder, reflect
and 90 and do likewise? Here he found til,
guards going on duty ut G:l0 A. N. and 70
manning without intsrmission, eating theil
dinner at their place Of DUTY, until $50 p N
and getting paid at the rate OF $50 per yea
only. But then, in the language Of formel
Superintendent, "lf you don't like 1t yor
have the remedy In your own hands; you car
IonitDl
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CITY nArTrRs.
Brief Notes on Currept Events of Minor
Interest.

Interest.
OrYlcn FueGIR Is sick. Ed. Reid Is on his
beat.
TnE Supreme Court of Appeals meets at
Charleston to-day.
NOTHING of public interest was done in the
U. s. Court yesterday.
TIE IRE brick to be used In paving Chap.
line street, south Of the creek, are being de-
livered on the ground.
"BuLLn McDoNoUGH yesterday plead guilty
10 the indiclmentlHgainst hiN for petit lar.
GeEy and was sentenced to I've days in jail
by Judge Boyd.
OYFICGB BIRD arrested Ed. Boring, 3 boy,
last night for lonpSing around the Opers
House entrance, and refusing TO move on"
when ordered TO.
Joux W. ARMSTRONG, the printer and ex.
Councilman was yesterday taken suddenly
and seriously Ill from the effects Of an over.
dose OF cblofoiorm taken by mistake.
The b. & O. "oys er train was put on Sat.
urday last. It Ii drawn by q passenger loco
motive, making as quick time between Balti'
more and Chicago ~ the fastest express train
MINNIE NcCoNS, the alleged ex.soldier Of
the Salvation Army, accused OF stealing
money, WAS yesterday discharged from jail
the grand jury having ignored the indictment
for grand larceny ugainst her.
TIE Council Committee on Ordinance
Yesterday went over the proposed route o.
the projected new track Of the Elm Grove
road, to be used by the steam NJ tors. IT.
report will be made Friday night.
REV. H. W. TArE, who preached very
able and interesting discourse at Simpson N
T. Church Monday night, will preach q
Martins Ferry this evening In the Town Hal
70 one Of his former congregations.
CHals BItcH and John Mccarthy, the two
ptckpOckets who made the S2l3 haul at thu
circus at Bellaire Monday, we're taken to 81
Evansville Jail yesterday, in default Of 81 .5Ot
bail. They are thought to be old hands.
TIE bandit King" was repeated last nigh
at the Opera House 10 an audience about hal
AZ large as that which witnessed the play III,
night before The company opens the Zines
vile Opera HOUSE for the season this evening
zanesyill!ans have the sympathies Of Wheel
| ing theatre goers.
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the GRANDJuRY.
Eighteen Indictments Agalnnt Evil Do
orA Found.

Eighteen Indictments Against Evil Do.
orH Found.
The grand jury made Its report yesterday.
Elgsteen true bills and six not true bills
were returned. OF the true bills one against
George AcStasters is'for buggery, the only
one ever returned in Ohio county. There
was but one indictment for violation Of the
LIQUOR law, It being against Lawrence Hell
Ter for selling on Sunday. Four bills for en-
bezzlemeat aud grand larceny were found
against Joseph SCHUYLER, il; bills for mali
cious cutting, riot, and assault against AL
bert, alias ALB Halpin, William, alias Wee"
Marshall and John Crompton. allies "knocker
Shelly; for robbing against John hcEar-
land; for malicious cutting with intent to
XIII or wound against William Taylor, George
Engle aud John Rla.tner; for grand larceny,
and for petit larceny with O count for former
conviction, William Leeper; selling liquor
withouta State license, Mrs. Abbie Johnson;
petit larceny, Michael AcDonough, Edward
Martin and James Rider; grand larceny.
Joseph Howard and Ferdinand Miller bur-
glary, Grant Geary.
The bills against Frank Robinson, for bur-
glary, Charles Horstmsn for selling liquor on
Sunday, Lewis Stevens, Jr., for burglary,
William Hall for forgery, Louis Kleeh for
petit larceny and Minnie McConn ios grand
larceny were returned as not true bills.
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Yesterdays Pittsburgh Commercial. Gazette
hiss the following: Superintendent King Of
the Baltimore Ohio railroad, said yesterday
that the passenger service over the Streets
Kun limo to Wheeling will probably COM
mencO next Monday. The schedule Of run
ming time Is prepared and ready for the
printer. A regular daily passenger service
will be inAugufated. Mr.. King denies that
the Baltimore & Ohio Company are cdnteu-
plating II New line to the yiciniBy Of Union
Town. Several engineers are at work In that
vicinity surveying sidlpgs and local c0nnec-
tons but no new line. Ground will be
broken on the Central Pennsylvania railroad,
the Baltimore & ohio projected line from Mt.
Pleasant 10. Pnn1sutAWney, before winter.
-Four engineer corps are At work on the road.
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Wheeling WnoIcsals MARKET.



wAERIiso. Tuesday. September 4.
The general volume OF business continues very
steady, and values continue without material
change. Sugars continue strong. The grocery
trade all through remains arm in fact Hams have
advanced In tho provision trade but other articles
are very slow. Butter haI been dull throughout
the season, but renewed activity in this product
may reasonably be expected. Eggs are strong.
State oats have advanced &c per buShCl, Snd snte
corn Is now quoted at 6oc There Is plenty Of hay
In the market.
Grain-wheat 81 o. par bnshel. State oats sec;
Rye COO, but very lIttle In the market. State
| corn Coo on the wharf.
Four-Fancy patents, tsprng and winter Sc So:
| st. Louis (wlnter) So 60aG Is; fancy family
white amber and winter s. 90; choice family
tch0icc red winter Is 60a6 90 Xxx family (medium
winter g 60A5 Is: xxx bakers (MInncsOtal 81 Pa
$50; && bakers (iyisUnsin) S 7baB %. Com mea
S5aSOc In PAPER. Characterization hIaud-S725G
80 per bhl; fancy 81 76SS % Rye flour s. 6Oai T5
va FtGd-W6ite mtddlinRE SIS % coarSe
do NO 0o seconds SIS oo bnn SIC 90; chopped fe6d
III HSy and Srdw-Prime timothy s. oOag.oO por ton:
prime baled at % oOalO0O, Wheat straw % 90; oGi
straw a. co.
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The following, from tho BellAIre HdepcH.
ie,h was evidently furnished by Catholic
clergyman:
IN the Catholic Church priests saying
mass arc required 10 neither cat or drink till
after midnight To say lsts mass, there
fore, takes upa great part Of the day. Again
low mass Is Just as good as high mass, In
which latter are many extra expenses
for extra candles, orgnnist and Snsers and
organ blowers. 20 discourage high mASseSin
favor OF the low masses at an early hour, the
bishop OF Wheeling recently caused the pay.
meat Of higher stipend. St Allphonsus'
SoaItty refused 10 obey, aud were disbanded
by the castor, which 10 In 4 nutshell the
trouble at the German Church, Wheeling,
which hes been telegraphed all over the
Cnnntrvu
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NEW YoRK. September 4.-Souey ~ per cent;
Prime mercantile paper 6Xa6h per cent Stor.
ling Exchange Blankets bills quiet at 81 SOIii de-
mand 81 SSk'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Too Late. FOO Lnte!!

Too late now for any one, whatever may be
his position or by Whatever motive actuated,
10 attempt 10 throw any calumny or insin.
uate anything injurious 10 the fair fame Of
The Louisiana State Lottery, which, incorpo.
rated by the Stateo OF Louisiana In 1899, gives
10 the world renowned Charity Hospital at
New Orleans, La, the prinCely sum Of 81, 00O,'
0OO, and ,scatters millions broadcast from Nova
Scotia to Panama. It's monthly drawings
take place on the second Tuesday Of each
month (tbe lGOth on Sept. li), and Gems G.
T. BeaureRard, OF la, and Jubal A. Early, Of
Va, attest over their own signatures the absc.
lutte fairness, strict integrity, and entire good
faith towards all parties OF the drawing.
which are conducted entirely and solely by
them. All information can be had cheer
fully from N. A. Dauphin, New Orleans ) La,
on application. D&w
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Prof. F. H. Crago, principal Of the Eighth
wS!d public schools, says they will not open
until Monday, the 10Th inst.
The child OF the jAnitrees, who las diph-
liberia, will be removed 10 another EoRse,
and the school building will be thoroughly
fumigsIed during the remainder OF this week.
Thtse precautions ara taken by the Com-
missiOners under the direction Of DR.. Ed
wards, and parents need not fear to send their
children at that time, as all possible danger
OF contagiOn will be removed.
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Mel. MeKInIey a. nellnire.

Msior Mckinley addressed very large
and enthusiastic Republican meSting at City
Hall, BellGire, last evening, which was pre-.
sided over by Hon. ]. r. Smith. For nearly
Two hours he spoke OF the present campaign
In bis State, and gave some sound and sens.
BILE ideas on the tariff question. He com.
handed the closest attention all the time and
was frequently interrupted by hearty out
bursts Of applause. Before the meeting the
band played some excellent music. 1t Il
generally conceded that MajOr Mckinley did
good work for the parry last evening. HI
Sptaks IN Cambridge tonight.
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rRonl.l.luA cenHENrIoN.
Temperance People OF Belmont Count.
Orknnizn.

Ofkhnizc.
convention Of temperance people Of Bel.
mont county, 70 take steps to CRY the Sec
ond Amendment at the coming election, WAS
held in City Hall, at Bellaife, yesterday.
There was q good number present OF ladies
and gentlemen from various paris OF the
county. It was made mass convention. all
present taking part. Rev. ]. K. McKAllip
Mcfarland and ]. H. Drennen secretaries.
Alter the appointment Of the committees
usral for such conventions, short speeches
were made by Rev. Thomas Balph, Rev. ]. J.
McCarroll. Kew. A. W. Butts, Mr.. James II.
Drennep, RsY. j. G, Hench, Rev. ]. X. Nc.
Kallip, Mr.. Ashenhurst, Rev. J. NJ. Monroe,
Rey.-Mari0n E. Beall and others.
The permanent officers chosen were: Pres
ident Rsv. J. n. Monroe, OF the Christian
Church OF Bellaire; Vice President, Rev. J. J,
MeCIrroll, OF Martins Ferry; Secretary, A.
J. Mcfarland, Of st. ClRirsville; Treasurer, A.
T. Mckelvty, OF St. ClAirsville. On
u proposition to pledge the Off
GERS to support the second amend
Some thought the expression OF any do bit
would do harm In Itself aud some OF the
officers we're apparently ready to step dove
and out II pledges were insisted on. The
sentiment OF the meeting was strongly In
favor Of the second, or Prohibitory Amend
ment with no leaning towards any scheme
OF license or control that might be called u
halfway measure. The convention resolved
upon plan OF organization for active, earl
est work in favor OF the passage OF the Sec
ond Amendment by the appointment OF q
county executive committee, and a manager
in each township shall be appointed, who
shall poll the township aud report TO The
executive committee the names OF all the
yoters under the following heads: "For thu
Second Amendment" Against the secont
Amendment" Undecided" They propose
| to raise money, too, with which 10 distribute
the necessary literature and pay men To-
securing yotesi in favor OF the proposed
amendment The association was nance
The Belmont County Prohibitsry Amend
ment Association"
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Word reached the city late last evening
that joseph Butler, OF this city, young man
Of is or 10 years, bad committed suicide at
Bellaire BY shooting himself In the left
breast. The young man was a brother OF
George Butler, OF the Fight ward hose house,
and OF Turk Butler, who keePsa saloon Rt
Bellaire, and Il was at tho place Of the latter
that the shooting took plaes. Three doctors
were\ called II attend The injured man,
int his wound was believed TO be fatal. No
cause ives assigned for the act.
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"Va
Live Stock.

INV YoRK, September 4.-Cotton steady: futures
Arm; September l0.I3c; October lO.Oc; November
0.2bci December 10 SEC; January lU.4Gc: February
L, Ole; July Lille
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TuE State Normal School at Fairmont
opens Thursday. September Q. with Conrad
4. sipe, A. N Principal aud U. 8. Fleming
ard Miss Mamie K. Cameron, aSslltantS
Ohio county is entitled to the education Of
tuition. Ask your Superintendent for an
snpointmept to Fairmont. Boarding Is
cheap, being only g to IS per week, and the
tnitIon 10 those not having appointments is
only 81 or s. per term Of thirteen weeks.