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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-09
IN A SMALL WAY.
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Interest.


COUNCIL tonight.
OFFICER DUNLAP run in drunk last
night.
THE Committees on Markets and Health
met last night.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
THERE was but two cases before His
Honor yesterday.
NATURAL GAS has been put in the
Atlantic engine house.
OFFICER LUKENs locked up an Island
boy yesterday for fighting.
THE productions of the Washington OIL
field remains at about 10, 500 barrels.
THERE was a slight natural gas accident
at the Crescent Mill, yesterday, caused oy
careless workman
WILLIAM PEEL will have a hearing De-
fore Justice Ankle this afternoon on a
charge of abusing his wife.
THE Board of directors of the Wheeling
Park Association met yesterday. Inc
financial situation was found to be very
satisfactory.
LETTERS remain unclaimed in the post
Office for G..st Miller, Nj. l. Dorm, Lee
Wigand, Emmett Z. Levy, Smith HANNAH,
Mrs. Mary Weiser.
REPRESENTATIVES, of the Wheeling Base
Ball Club will go to Bellaire to-day to
arrange for q game. Thursday will prob
ably be chosen as the time.
LIEUTENANT JUNKINs did not get OF
TO Baltimore with the Green girl yester-
day as the female refused to dress herself
or let any one approach her.
Mr.. ANTON REMAIN is having a
handsome desk built for the President OF
the Board of County Commissioners. 1t
will be placed in the new Court House In
few days.
THE local Board of Underwriters Will
hold meeting this afternoon, at O'Clock,
TO ascertain the cause OF Saturday evening
natural gas trouble, and take some acton
in the matter.
ALErTER has been received from John ).
Robinson, of Madison, Nebraska, stating
that he had been elected prosecuting attor-
new ON the Democratic ticket bya majority
of ll9 in a solid Republican county.
OFFICER CHARLES STEPHENS last night
raided house on Twenty-seyenth street
and arrested three women and two men,
on warrants charging them with stealing
cushions and other property from Il, & U.
\ coaches.
THERE was a small audience ut the
Grand Opera House last evening to see the
opening rendition of THE Pavements oil
Paris, y By the George A. Henderson Com
pany. The performance was merltoriouS
one, the company being composed OF good
material. The play will be repeated tins
evening.
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General Flick I'm Town.

Gen. w. H. H. Flick, the genial ex-Dis-
trict Attorney, who made such hot fight
in the Second District against Congress
man Wilson, arrived at the Mcclure House
last evening, looking none the worse for
his unsuccessful race. He was at once
surrounded by an admiring crowd OF Re-
publicans, who pressed him for details of
the campaign, and congratulated him upon
the energy he had displayed. Gen. Flick
acknowledged his defeat with good grace,
saving he had only missed victory by
about g. votes. There had been a recount
in several precincts in the Second District
counties but he had not profted by 1t.
He related number of amusing incidents
of the campaign during the evening, and
seems to have gotten fair amount of fun
out of the canvass if it did result in bitter
disappointment.
Meeting of the Committee on Health.
The Committee on Health held meet
ing, last evening, and passed a number of
bills, besides tranSacting a good deal OF
business relating to the new garbage
crematory. A resolution was adopted
directing the City Health Officer to confer
with the West Virginia and Manufacturers
Natural Gas Companies and ascertain If gas
for using the crematOry cannot be secured
free of cost to the city Another resolu-
ton was passed, requesting the Mayor to
direct the superintendent of the work
house to stone the new road to the GEM
etery, known as Bouquet avenue. 1t is
understood the CrematOry will be in readl-
ness for work in about week or ten day S.
A number of officials will he present from
other cities to see how the furnace works.
Allegheny City, McKeeSport, Pa, and
Keokuk, Ia, will all have furnaces put in,
if Whecling's proves success, rs no doubt
it will.
The Mendclssohn Concert.
Following is the programme for the con-
cert of the Mendelssohn Quintette Club
and the AriOu Singing Society, to be given
at the Opera House tomorrow evening"
PART /.
l. Quintctc in F. Op. lG6 arranged from
Introduction, Adagio and Allegro.
, Aria "Casta Diva from NOrna........"Bellini
Mis- Alice Ryan.
g. Flute solo concert
Mr.. William SChadc.
l. Quartctte, c minor, N0iOp lS...... Beethoven
Allegro moderate. AndamtinO SChcrzO
;. Chorus Nit den Winden ANA Wcllen'
....... ...... . .................. Fcrd. Moehring
ArOn Singing Society.
PART II.
G. DivcrtcincntO for Bacrman
Mr.. ThoS. Ryan.
= Bocca BocCa Bella Italian Air ............Lotti
Miss Alice Ryan.
:. Violin SOLO "Thc Mothers Prayer......Ole Bull
Mr. John +. Rhodes
a. Muttersdcnallein lAll alonc,l by re-,
u ID WI
b. Sch Wohl, tFareweil ......,.........,W Spcidel
Arinn Singing Society.
TO- DanSe HOllandaSc Solo for NiOlOnccllO
lcI
Mr. Louis Bumcnbcrg
n. Love song lduDtIt
II. b. Adieu to Naples composed for Quin.
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ROYAL ARCH MAS0NS.
YESTERDAYS SESSION OF THE GRAND
CHAPTER OF THE STATE.
The Officers Esctsd-Ths Grand Lodge to Convene
This Eysning-fhs Banquet
Tomorrow.

Every train arriving in the city yester-
day and last night brought among its pas
sengers representative Masons from the
various subordinate Lodges of the State to
take part in the sessions of the Grand
bodies. This morning Others will put in
an appearance, and the session Of the Grand
Lodge, which convenes at Z o'clock this
evening, will be largely attended.
Yesterday at noon the Grand Chapter
convened in the large hall Of the Masonic
Temple, Hon. George NJ. Bennett, Grand
King, presiding.
The subordinate Chapters were repre-
scented as follows:
Wheeling Union No. l, ]. w. Morris,
High Priest; Jas. McCahon, King; Allen
Brock scribe.
Lebanon No. ,, Martinsburg, j. S. Lewis,
representative.
Bigelow No. 4, Weston; Err. Ralston,
High Priest.
Jefferson No. 5, CharlestOwn, Gustav
Brown, representative.
Orient No. 8, Fairmont, T. W. Flem-
ing, representative.
Guyandotte No. 10, Guyandotte; W. S.
Gladstone, High Priest; ID. w. Emmons,
King; A. +. SOuthworth, proxy for Scribe.
Adoniram No. II, Clarksburg; I. ).
Spates, representative.
Copestone No. II, Grafton; George
Brinkman, King.
T..;o,, NJ - CborIootOn. IObn w Gal.
lens, representative.
Bethesda No. IA, Middleway; d. W.
Clendenning, Scribe.
After the usual routine business had
been transacted. j. w. Morris acting asScrlbe,
officers for the ensuing year were elected as
follows:
w. G. Bennett, Grand High Priest.
Ri Eminent Joseph Hall, Grand King.
RI Eminent James }. Peterson, Grand
Scribe.
Rt Eminent Hugh Sterling, Treasurer.
RI Eminent j. w. Morris, Secretary.
Eminent X. D. Walker, Grand Captain
of the Host.
Eminent f. w. RalstOn, Grand Princi,
pal Soiourner. -,
Eminent George Brinkman, Royal Arch
Captain.
Eminent r. S. Spates, Grand Master OF
the Third Veil.
Allen Brock, Grand Master of the Second
Veil.
T. w. Fleming. Grand Master of the
First Veil.
Eminent w. H. Rose, Grand Lecturer.
Eminent J. w. Grantham, Grand Chap
lain.
Eminent D. w. Emmons, Grand Mar
shall.
Eminent T. w. Bliss, Grand Tyler.
In the evening the Chapter reconvened,
when the Royal Arch Degree was exem-
plified before the Grand Chapter by w. IL.
Rose, Grand Lecturer, assisted by the Of
ticers of Wheeling Chapter.
This evening at o'clock the Grand
Lodge will convene, Grand Master o. 5.
Long presiding. Among the Masons now
in the city are: Gustav Brown, Charles
ton; d. ]. Gibson, Newburg; c. RalstOn
and J. s. Lewis, Weston; j. c. HALEY,
Hamlin, Lincoln county; A. w. Camp
bell, Nicholas couny; l.. d. lsbel, Con-
cord; n. G.. Kester, South Grove; j. F.
HolrOyd, Concord; c. d. Teter and A. d.
Stricken, Philippi; Joseph Sprigg and NJ.
w. Hutton, MOOrefeld; NJ. A. SnOdgraSs
and J. S. Trammick, Martinsburg; Lee
II. Moore Shepherdstown; A. S. Lento
Duffield; w. ii. H. Flick Martinsburg,
and Others.
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MRS. ID. F. BOWERS.

A Splendid Rendition of Lady Audley's
Secret" Last Evening.
The audience ut the Opera House last
night could hardly be called fair" when
the merits of the attraction are taken into
consideration. Mrs. ID. =. Bowers, and in
such powerful play rs Lady Audley's
Secret" should have a much larger house.
The audience however, was apprecia-
tive and fully recognized aud responded to
the lady's talents, calling her before the
curtain at the end of the third, fourth and
fifth acts.
Mr.. Joseph WheelOck as Rob
ert Audley," and Mr.. John
A. Lane rs Luke Marks" are both
good actors, and were both called before
the curtain, the former after the fourth
and fifth acts, and the latter after the
fourth.
The last two acts of the play contain
some very strong situations, and in the
the denunciatiOn of Lady Audley" in the
fourth act, Mrs. Bowers and Mr. Wheel
ock appear ut their best. The rest of the
company were good and every one present
seemed well pleased with the performance.
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ELY'S

mol a Liquid, Snr6
or PJ1der. Free
from Injurious
Drugs and 0gensire
0dOrs.
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Facts Worth Knowing.

In all diseases of the nasal mucus men,
brane the remedy used must be nonirrita'
ting The medical profession has been
slow to learn this. Nothing satisfactory
can he accomplished with douches, snufis,
powders, syringes, astringents, or any sim
liar application, becruse they are all irrita-
ting. do not thoroughly reach the affected
surfaces and should be abandoned as worse
thru failures. A multitude OF persons who
have for YEAR, borne all the worry and pain
that catarrah can infiCt, testify to radical
cures wrought by Ely's Cream Balm.
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Will Not Make Iron Nails.

1t is not the intention of the LaBelle
mill to return to the manufacture of iron
nails as has been incorrectly stated. The
pudding furnaces and muck rolls are be-
ing put in repairs, however, and it is prob
able muck iron will be manufactured
shortly, and quite number Ofmen given
work. The LaBelle manufactures steel
nails exclusively, and has q reputation
for her product that would preclude the
probability OF iron nails taking their
place.
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THE OFFICIAL CANVASS
OF the Vote Of Ohio County Made Yester-

Ofthe Vote Of Ohio County Made Yester-
day.
The Board of County Commissioners met
in special session yesterday morning, Pres
ident Woods in the chair, and all the
members present. The principal business
awaiting attention was the canvaSsinS oil
the vote of the county cast at last Tues
days election.
The different districts were taken up IN
regular order, and the vote gone over, the
result for Congress, Senate and Delegates,
being set forth elsewhere. Below will be
found the vote for County and School
Commissioners:
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good condition, and may live to see cen
tury of usefulness.
Shooting ARRAY.

At the Cadiz Junction, Saturday night,
Thomas Penn, an employee on the Panhan-
die railroad, was shot by David Mill
house, and severely wounded. 1t seems
that they had been in a saloon, and Mill
house, who is about II years Of age, at
tempted TO pick PENIS pocket,
and being discovered, Penn slapped
him in the face. This so enraged
the boy that he pulled revolver and shot
him. the ball striking him just below the
left eye, and passing out under the cheek
bone below the left ear. Penn was taken
to his home near the tunnel and Is doing
very well and will recover. Mlllhouse
was arrested and is now in Jail at Cadiz.
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The Old Bell Moved.

At late hour yesterday afternoon
Lewis WetEel, the carpenter, succeeded in
lowering from the tower of the Court
House the old bell which has done duty so
long in this community. 1t will be re-
moved to the new Court House and hung
up in the ventilating tower on the north
west corner, as announced in the
REGISTER some days ago. The bell,
which weighs about 300 pounds, bears the
following inscription: Cast by John
Wilbank, 1924. Philadelphia" When
first brought to Wheeling, it did duty on
the old Court House, which stood about
where the residence of ID. c. List now
stands, on North Main street. 1t was re-
moved to the present Court House in 1886,
where it has hung half century. It's in
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New Shoe Store.

will open the Nail City Shoe Store, in
addition to my store on the South Side,
at the northeast corner OF Main and Tenth
streets, on Wednesday morning. ] will
keep constantly in stock all the best
makes of Ladies, Gents and Children's
Boots and Shoes of the best qualities and
latest styles. All my former patrons are
invited to call and examine my stock.
II. J. SCHULZ,
Proprietor.
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Females Indulge I'm a Fight.

Two South Side sOiled doves settled a
difference of opinion, Saturday night, by
indulging in regular hair pulling all
around smuggling match. When they were
parted, the arm of one of the girls was
found to be badly bitten as was also the
hand of the same arm. She paid no atten-
ton to the wound until yesterday, when
it began TO swell to large size and the
pain became intense. 1t is thought blood
poisoning has resulted from the bites and
medical aid has been summoned.
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Mime. Janauschek To- Night.

This evening the world-renouned TRACE
dienne, Janau schek, will appear at the
Opera House, supported by fine com
pany, in her magnificent representation of
Meg Merriles,' pronounced by the press
and public to be her finest piece of acting
and greatest success. The piece will be
produced with all the original music,
grand chorus and new and correct cos
tunes. A large house should greet this
talented actress and grand production.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
Transfer of RenI Estate.

The following transfer of real estate was
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office yes
terday:
Deed made November 8, 1886, by Ber-
trand J. Miraben to Thomas Newman, for
north half of lot No 10, in square No. II,
fronting on the west side Of Eoff street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth. COnSid-
Grafton 81 $50
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A. L. RICE d GO.
EndPFWeaP.

We have the very best makes of Ladies,
Misses and Children's Underwear. We
bought them early when prices were
lower than they are now, and we sell
them II less than present market prices.
A. l.. RICE x Co.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements of Citizens and the Coming al
rni,C, nF GIran1nra

Movements of Citizens and the Coming and
Going OF Strangers.
Mr.. Louis A. Rolph, formerly of this
city, now resident of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is home on visit to his parents
and friends.
Mr.. Frank.Henning, Wheeling's talented
and favOrite young actor, returned home
last evening, having left his company at
Des Moines, Iowa, where they disbanded
after a run of sixty-eight weeks. Miss
Bella Moore, the star, also Wheeling
favorite, has gone TO her home in Cincin-
natl TO rest and recuperate her health,
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A. l.. RICE & co.


All the leading makes of Corsets are
represented in our stock. This week we
received Thompson's Glove Fitting Alb
dOminal and Nursing CorSets.
A. l. RICE & Co.
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Index TO New Advertisements.
SECOND PAGE

wauted-Ladies and Gentlemen.
Fine Pocket Cutlery-StantOn 4 Davenport.
For Rsnt-Dwelling.
Wanted-Deliyery Wagon.
Wanted-SituatiOn-
For Rent-DWelling.
Baneo TeapOtS-Ewing Bros.
To Person who Took Package.
Natural Gas Fitting-W. +. Murrin.
Syrup Honey, TOlu and Tar-R. H. List
FOURTH PAGE.
Florida Oranges-Geo. X. McMechen & Son.
OyerVaitors-D. Gundling & Co.
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Mbeelin9 Register
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
THE WEATHER.
THERMOMETERS RECORD.

1hEhAAOhEAEh hENOhbs
Mr.. c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations Of
the temperature Saturday: a. M, 30;
II N, 40; p. m, 40; Z p. m, 40
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. S.-Indica-
tons for Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
fair weather warmer, Southwesterly winds.
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a. L. RICE & co.
KID AIOER&

We open to-day 50 dozen Kid Gloves,
5-button lengths, in black and colors,
price 81. and we warrant every pair.
A L. RICE & Co.
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a. l.. RICE & co.
Knit G0aSa,

We have large and we'll selected lines of
Ladies', Misses and Children's Hoods.
A. J.. RICE 4 Co.
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NATURES HIGHWAY

Doipgs OF Boats and BOatmen along the
Ohio.
Marks at other places-0iI City,
three inches; Greensboro, feet and
stationary; MOrgantown, three feet and
stationary; Parker, below guage; Rice's
Landing, three feet ten inches and sta
tionary; Brownsville, four feet four
inches and stationary; Pittsburg, o 9-1O
feet.
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Notice..

The city tax Office win be open from 8
a m. until 8 D. m, daily Sunday except
ed), the remainder Of this month, 10 oruer
to allow 1.-THE wOrkingmen the ehanee 10
save the discount.
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/ RARE AND PROFITABLE OFFER
ELECTRIC LUSTRE STARCH.

The Best LAUNDRY STARCH in the
world. Contains all the ingredients used
by Laundrymen. Gan be used with or
without boiling. Will not stick to the
Iron. Saves work and time. Makes Col
lars and Cuffs look like new. DON'T
TRY TO GET THROUGH WASHING
DAY WITHOUT II. Don't take an imi-
tation. Insist on having the genuine
ELECTRIC LUSTRE STARCH. Look
out for our Trademark woman using q
shirt hosom for a mirror.
If Your Grocer won't get it for You,
write TO us and we will send you sample
and notify you where You can obtain the
ELECTRIC LUSTRE STARCH.
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MR.. MANNING's GOOD FORTUNE.
A War Department Clerk Wins %. 900 and
Gets Start In Life.

A War Department Clerk Wins o.. 900 and
Gets a Start In Life.
At the last drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery Company Mr.. John NJ.
Manning, of this city, held fifth ticket
numbered 81 1868. 1t cost him 81 and
drew One-fifth of the second capital prize
of So. 900
Yes" said Mr.. Manning, when POa
reporter called upon him yesterday at his
residence, No. 11O6 Ninth street north
west, II am the lucky man. l have al
ready received my s., 900, and it is safe in
bank. 1t came most OPPORTUNITY. / am
a clerk in the Surgeon Generals Office,
War Department, and for the past three
years have devoted my spare time to the
study Of law. graduated recently, aud
this gives me 4 start in life"
What are you going to do now?'
81 shall remain at my desk as a clerk
for some time yet, certainly until spring
Then think will go back to my home,
Batavia, O., and enter upon the practice
Of law. Twill try to find place with a
good firm and the money that / won in the
lottery will support me until get a firm
footing in the profession"
Mr.. Manning is a young man about
twenty-five years of age, with clear blue
eyes and light moustacbe He is slid to
be steady and quiet and will doubtless
make good use Of his money Washington
ID. c. Post. October 26,
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Fort Wayne Route 20 ChioaZol Quick Time
Train leaving Bridgeport Ut 80 p. ID,
city time, aTriyss IN Chicago the following
morning at $50. Connection made in the
Union Depot lar al poipts West and
Northwest.
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How often is the light Of the household
clouded by signs Of melancholy or irrita-
bility on the part Of the ladies. Yet they
are not to be blamed, for they are the re-
suit of ailments peculiar to that sex, which
men know not Of But the cause may be
removed and joy restored by the use of
DR.. Pierceis :'FaEorite Prescription,
which, as tonic and neryine for debili-
tated women, is certain, safe and pleasant.
1t is beyond all compare the great healer
of women.
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Poison

had produced great hole. In ny 80 Ja
sI.a.n % i,nn,oy. 1, 4 weeks time and tss a
besan 70 heal, and were entirely r'se '''
WILL Joxp. Porter Union f.s W.
Cisco, Texas, July Is, lso5 .s,~d
Treatise on Flood and Skin DiseAso
free. -, .,i.u,A O.
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Railroads.

KANAwHA AND OHIO RAILWAY oov
~ PASY. W.T.
Ohio Central Railway Company, River Div,,,o,
re-organiIed. Taxing effect Monday, septemSaa,,
%, 1856. Central Standard Time:
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Blood

II the life, and he IL wise who f%fns s1.,,.,,,,
But In March OF last year DP4l a. ~
dine, I went into the hospital there 1879 J,
ment suffered yery much from rhs'.l,s MAJ, a.
the same time. ! did NOT ge' -th "a tbs
treatment there, nor vas ! cured by ah ,,is.
uulal means ! have now taken 800 Z, srJy,
the pol.5I, out through boils on TIE nIa any
Jersey City, n. J., Aug. 7, i1aS.
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L.s,GooD&Go. Selldry goods the cheapest.
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nrm the Child of a King. "

Come thou fount of every blessing
followed, after which DIR. J. t. Mcclure
offered PRAYER. "When all the Saints get
Home" was sung and silent prayer fol-
lowed. DIR. w. II. Cooke made very
earnest prayer and Prof TOwner sang solo
'UThe Three Calls" in a beautiful man
ner. after which Mr.. Moody made touch
ing appeal to the Throne OF Grace. Even
me" was sung and Mr.. Moody arose and
said.
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There was only one meeting held yes
terday by Mr.. Moody and people who
have found great delight in attending
the afternoon services missed the meeting
very much, yesterday. The evening meet
ing was well attended, the large rink be-
ing full clear up to the doors. The
services were opened with solo by Prof.
Towner and chorus by the choir and au-
dience,